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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-We
learn that Nv. Mcdaniel, the President has sue
ceeded in selling upon favorable terms in Wash
ington and New York. $500 900 of the bonds of
this company. There has been some THIRTY
thousand dollars worth purchased by our own
citizens lately. One Of our largest capitalists
accompanied the Richmond Board of trade up to
Wytheville, and was so well pleased with the APP
pearance of the country and prospects of the
road a. to invest ten thousand dollars in these
bonds upon his return The road is now nearly
c,upeted.and if successful in selling million of
its bonds, will be enabled topay eff the floating
debt and finish putting down the rails to the
State line ut an early day. The track is,
der>tand, already laid down some 6, or
miles beyond Wyiheve, leaving only some
sixty miles 10 be completed. The delay which
has occurred will enable the East Tennessee road
TO meet them at the State line. This connection
it is anticipated will Immediately raise the re-
ceipts of the road 10 some fifty thousand dollars
per month. If. however, the monthly revenue
after paying expense, did not amount to more
than fifteen thousand dollars it could pay the in
terest upon it's debts and lay by sinking fund.
We regard the investment good one. The
connection between this and the East Tennessee
road will be made in less than eighteen months.
Rel ubiican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

For Rrssl,.-John Scott, esq, of Stafford,
left Fredericksburg for Russia on Monday last
His object isto get commission in the Russian
service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

FOREIGN POPULATION IN NIRGINIA,-The en-
tire foreign born population in Virginia, nceord-
ing to the Census of 1850, amounted to 22,39l
persons. including men, women and children;
viz: England 1898; Scotland 9l7; Wales l73;
Ireland | lob being total from Great Britain
Of 1851. The others are thus enumerated:
Prussia &c rest of Germany 4,2ll, Austria ID,
Holland %; Norway ); Denmark l5 Sweden IL:
Belgium I; Switzerland s3; Russia {, France 32l
spain Do Portugal 81; Italy s.; China B rest of
Asia /; Sandwich Islands l. Africa 3; British
America 235; Mexico 4; Central America l;South
America I; West Indies -; other countries IS,
The total native population Of Virginia is put
down ut 926 l5I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

The display Of gratitude for the Virginia cleo
-, on the part of the Democrat, reminds u- of
- Thank giving praclnimel lay bis Majesty,
George the Third ntcl liz American war
For what asked Scotch clergyman, "arr 20
to give thnnksl Is il ier the Ip-- al Two hua-
drcd thousand Of your AIejr-ty', subjects in bat
tlel" "Nu.' as il for increasing our NATIONAL
debt Eve hundred Millions" No" IA il for
losing our American colonies, the brightest CIV
els in the British crown" No" Then for
what in conscience aud reason il ill., at i"
snid his Majesty. "bccause things are no worSe.'
-Phiiddelphia San.
In heavily increased popular yote,the Demo.
cratic majority has been cut down one third. l.
it for this, the Democracy give thanksl OF thir-
teen Congressional Districts, represented in the
last Cnng.ess by Democrats, three have been
carried by candidates voted for by the American
party. Is it for this the Democracy give thanks!
OF the nativc citizens of the State there Is
IS doubt, majority voted against the Demo
cratic candidates and the creed Of the party. Do
the Democracy rejoice over this Leaving ont
the foreign and Catholic yote--a vote influenced
in this election by prejudice alonc-and looking
10 that large reside. Influenced by reason and
argument, aud acting without prejudice or pms
sion. and the cause and candidates of the Democ-
rncy will be found in the minority. Do they re
ioice over thi-l Look at las Won mny--and
You will soc nothing in the late success of lie
Democratic party 10 gladden. the heart Of otree
Nueinian. 1t i'Yrrhas victory withontrilh
er gain or glory. 1t Is II triumph in which all il
lost but The spoiis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

The Washington Union denies that Mr.. Soule
was authorized to make an offer for the purchase
of Cuba, but atfrms that he was empowered to
recommend the Spanish government to acknowl
edge the independence of Cuba, on the property
holders of the island paying into the treasury of
Spain fair equivalent for the pecuniary sacrifice
The mother country would make. We suppose
Uncle Sam was to back these property holders,
with the sine qua non Thiss an improved meth
cd of "acquistion.' Democracy is inventive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

4 Ek o & Il Il I and z q IA ~ -
NR,Iu>ES AND LUMbBR hI)N, on taf
g., lin t0R RENT Two large mr. pro-" hrIft
cer, and Commission Houses, 10 Iu-~ Ia her -
sttnrhe an tic new Basin, recently arcuned by f M,
& Pryor md Rn j. Echos, Ia cent aud r"'se-''
gwen / once. One lot has IA 'front.' running tn''''
i, anil ,ler il Crane on IL, Wharf TO- the n-'' oil 10
ten-iasbt,. -, IN
Fou Lumber Yn.Is without houses slsn for rem, %
tine Basin. Arp, ID 'oiN "'0'
ian t. drudts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15
Or. Hoonand,n German Bi.ters. prepared b

TTOOIIdNu TVTs' PTFPHTFU Nv
D. =. VI Jne>s5n. justly rerkoued tnaas most
v,in,tl urtci g. In essea Of dy-pcpsn II acts like
mocir strengthening the of tie stonuri ,tmua-
ting Ia" digestive powers an giving IA 'ds health 10
lar cheeh md by shiGcs- the eye. fhrrh ar thou
and thousands viii heitalicI Md brir fr-tia"ny 81"
niVptti-r lure -
ERuproNs of the Skin. Bloiche,, letter, and
goss habit are all enseniele by .,#5, vel
the Blood Render pure, mi all ra'se di~aere@r
be .6ret, vi ii,appe 4 CARrtR's SPANISH Nix
pn,sr,-e- the pav.r of purifying the BInpd wnirh
has nrvrr been appr nchei hy ny civ Of sri
encc II il prompt powerful md cticarious Try il
mtYl8A I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

PENNsYLvANiN AMERICAN STATE CoSyENrIoE.
Tho Amercon porty Of Pennsylvania held "a
State Convention ut Harrisburg on ihursdnc,
June 9TH The following platform resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ResoIred, That we believe iheonly trne. safo
and consistent principles that can govern Ameri-
cans. is that Americans shall rnle America =ihat
the naturalization laws should be repealed. 50
that only Americans born for persons heretofore
nnturalizod) be entitled TO the sacred right of
suffrage ar Ia hold ofice-thaf our general system
Of public education should not only he fo-trrrd
and perfected. but well guarded against the
sworn enemies of morality, lnowledge aud liberty
that all nominations iornational, State aud mu.
niciprl candidates for office should be- public, and
that under the constitution of Our country, it Is
aud ought 10 he the right of eeeh State 10 Pnss
upon its own LEGAL institution ieithoHt eHcroaeh-
ing upon The constitutional rights ofothfr Sinies.
ReSoirfd, That, with the foregoing ns our po-
liical creed, and an anwuverng determination
faithfully Ia adhere 10 the same. aud NJ repuhli
cans and Americans. "knovug no North, no
South no Enst, no West" bat only our country
and It's institutions no fanatics, sunloui-t+ e, rr
lawiess combinations can cndangcr the Cpntedc-
ration of these States.
On motion il was resolved that Wilmington,
Del, be recommended as a suitable point for the
assembling of the National Convention. and thut
the twenty second of February, $40, he the day
for such Convention to nominate candidates for
President and Vice President of the United
States
\ resolution recommending Commodore Robert
a, Stockton for the Presidency, and Kenneth
Rnyner tor the Vice Presidency, was laid on the
table by II two thirds vote, hut subsequently, af
ter the adoption of II motion to reconsider. per-
mission unanimously granted to Withdraw the
resolution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

PREDICTIONS or pEAcE.-Thc private letters
by the Africa express the opinion, us we learn from
the Baltimore American. that pence is at hand. \
leading authority in Paris states that the new
propositions of Austria made with the assent Of
Russia, have been already agreed to by England
and France. This is, however, probably prema'
ture One or two prominent London bankers
predict peace in 30 or 60 days. 1t should be re-
membered, however, that these predictions of
peace have heretofore been quite confidently
made, and that the result has shown them to be
founded rather upon the wishes of those making
them than ON any reliable grounds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

The attacks upon the Administration by a por
ton of the Democratic press, are indications
that, as far as the ASSISTANTS concerned, there
must be no attempt to nominate Gen. Pierce for
re election. They have had enough of him
This is one of the old tricks of Democracy.-
By means Of the most extravagant promises they
get candidate into office, aud when, as is
usually the case, he disappoints the expectations
Of the country he is thrust aside and some new
man, with new promises, takes his place. The
country is rarely permitted to pass upon the
course and conduct OF ID Democratic incumbent
of high office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

The Secretary of the Treasury returned to
Washington, Friday last, from his visit
to Kentucky. in restored health, the Union
states.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

Two volumes of Maeaulay are now ready for
the press
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15
DyRE OIL OF AIN FOR SALAD,

4 InEloI's LD0d N Ml.lnrl. il.t aIrI9sd.
iuae - t. r. NTAHLERA 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

years Oil. Tor sale Exchange Livery Sfn1'
which vi be old very IaW. g NJ. BRUCE
iuHe Il 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

S,EEAHEs. SEEADES.-.PAYN x CHRIA.
- tt AN 10 day opened a large assortment al
Transparent Niudos Shades 10 which they would cal
uifpItnn l4nr l5-i4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15
ANrLCsa cows ron SAFE -Tbe

IN -cl1Jer h. tor sale several NiLCh CONS WIN
young Calves. They may be seen in his lot until
o'clock IA the morning. nfer O'Clock in the evening
iune lj.lr M.CAIAH DAVIS. JR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
furnaces, Ranges, &r.
nATENT CALORIC FURNACES

ATENT CALORIC FU RN A c ES-
An entirely apparatus for Warming BUILDINGS. ~
which Constant and abundant SUPPLY Of pure esone ar IN N
otheY fursres now in use a Of FRY PER CENT
GTSs IN THE CONSUMPTION OF FUEL. IL possesses
N the advantages OF hot apparatus al one
tenth The exrene combining simplicity Of constitution econ
INV Iursbitv and efficiency Of operation and - tine Only
.Tretus CAPABLE Of producing the sof AMI agreeable os
nlsre ~ Summer amid the gors Of Winer thereby rendering
,rtrev unnecessary fr ilvads 20 SEX warn cinst, IN
r,'r.,t 81 hesith Apply tho RIPP0WAM CoaPANf
Sc 40 Broadway New-Hork.
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OAN for 81 .5OO. OON-For Refllpding TO thu

II DAN TOR Sl,oUU,UOt-fOr hciunuihS W INC
holders Of the Canal Revenue Cerncses, issued under the
provisions chapter four hundred and eighty OF the avs %
The wear ghieen hundred aud one, the souat received
The Consicners of Canal Fund By virtue OF the act
entitled An Act 10 provide for the Enlargement Of the Eric.
The Osweso snd the and Seneca Canals and for the
Completion the Black River and Genesee valley Cana and
cafe. and for Other purposes passed April ID 1891 hereby
sve notice that Sealed Proposals viii be received the Canai
mt until goth DAY Of June next 81 ~ O'clock noon
~ Thai day for loan of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS FOX which Transferable ceruncses
s,ok will be issued the OF hs People Of tho state %
NeYork bearing the rate Of SRI per cent per an
num- PAYABLE quarterly the first days OF January, Apfis
uy ard October In each and the principal reonrsaos
ON he fret sv OF July 1878 IL Is 70 be understood that ths
Commissioners be liberty TO take less sum the
interest of The State proposals b. for tho whole or
loan less than - orc All propOsAs 20 %
sealed m and Endorsed LOAN FOR THE PAYMENT on
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES" and inclosed In an
envelope directed the Auditor OF the Canal Department &c
Albany The will be required be paid i've canton
hs proposal and the balance the 18th day
~ Junc the New York state Bank In Albany OF
ON The seth ay paid the bank OF the Manhs
,n Company Ia York but the VIII b. received and
Grin issued time before desired after the award OF tha
made Payments 70 made by doposng the same TO
the credit Treasurer OF the State on account Of inc
Cana Fund in the Bank Of the Manhattan Company view
York or in the State Bank In The Cry OF AoAny-
r.t on the will the Grit day 0f July nexf
and tho holders the stock residing In the r ana
iudcs Districts and those residing OF the state VIII TO
csiye the Interest the stock held by them quarterly az me
Rank of the Manhattan Company ia the CITY OF New ana
ali other at the Newly state BANK IN he C'V
Of Albany-Daed Canal Department, Albany, May ~ iSea
HENRY j. RAYMOND, Lieut. Governor
JAS NJ. COOK, Comptroller
~ w LEAVENWORrH, Sec'y Of Stats-
r. @. SPAULDiN6 Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
COON 600 FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
IN sovUD.tVVy PER CENT BONDS Of the POTTS

d. OOW,U\JU PER CENT BONDS Of the POTTS
DAM AND WATERFOWL RAILROAD COMPANY guar
Company undersigned offer tor sale the remaining Three
Hundred Dol the s-ue Of Five Hundred Thou
nSny Seven per Cent Bonds secured BY First Mortgage on
comps John p Yeyerton and o. v Branard and indorsi
and by the Rome and Waertown kafoad Com
psnv by suhorty Of Of Legislature The Potts and
Waerfown Railroad extends from Watertown, IN Jens,on
COUNTY Posdan in ST. Lawrence County New-fork ds
by line along the valley Of the ST. Lawrence vita the
Northern New-York Railroad at Podani and forms connect
Ing ink great line Of rawsy extending from the A.nnc
seaboad Maine and New Hampshire across the state OF YER
mont ard from Quebec through the valley OF the
ST. junction with the New York Central kairosd
at Rome, and thence to the Far West -, -,
eight Of which has been subscribed The en-
tire Road miles in length is nearly graded and ready
for the non Twenty-Five miles now IN operation sni on
Thirty miles the laying OF the track now IN protess
Tie purchase the object Of tho present sae oil the
The Estimated cos. Of Road completed and equipped In
a.rted 10 rs,cass Railway heen hundred thousand oo
lars OF about twenty thousand dollars per mile. n,
The relied the construction Oh the hosa con-
CAPITAL Stock subscribed. @0V"
issre Of Firs Mortgage Bonds, 900 of which are
guaranteed BY ths Rome and Waterto"n Railroad ooo o
Company. o'''N
NJ ...............S 81 500, 900
II. .ecsrx BY the Road in the amount offs subscribed
can Ia busn and the high respecay OF
m Directors would alone ente the Bonds now offered 70
the first class Of Railway securities and wnen 20 ines
tages added the and ndorsen INT othe
and Rome Company, in connection with which sns
Road will be rr apd which u known as one OF the most sue
flu roads in the country, having paid semi ~
nty believed they offer inducements 70 capa's
mr. excened by any hitherto offered. $1,000 n,,ro>,
Proposals will be received by JohN A. 1,,y.,
T. A. FOWLER, No. Jauncey-court-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
BniIoina Materials.

DOGARDUS's CAST IRON BUILDINGS
- The mode OF rufting the building togetha Ia the met
simple perfect known combining tho greatest aa
vsses Of economy aud CT strength The elaborate and
bessiifu STYLES q Architecture b. produced in at small
expense. he subscriber prepared 20 carry out Designs for
pubic private buildings, and 70 sell the right 70 build
who, leave ndrceueLt adopt any VI tas infringe
which always follow successful inve0tn Persons
cautioned ss1.< rg they vii BE- subject 70 prose-
cution. JAMES BOGAaDUs, Iron Bedding.
cornsr OF Centre and DuanestA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

isrher oes for Sale by order Of the Hon. Cou FIRE.
bate for the district Of Hsrfd the premises known
cARw0RKs on Peite Cy o. hsro "a Sopn
Of Carr within 30 Of Naturalization House ADD % rods
Of the wharves the Connections River ana inc wnoe o. me
eoufh line bounds Mil River ABOUT Nv tee
snd under some vessels load and unload a the
docks Of the Company; has front on foterst OF %
and 100 feet on and depth Of 10 ieet lhsse
siened Car Msnufctcry, and now consdersa tne m1
spscous convenient and best arranged works u me e2un
@ the main nam shop ossF i s sSp belt shop a
dery Office building, boiler houe and shop are o.
brick Of the most approved style and ns ss
shop designed fr 6res the foses are Of n9n ano D
and DOUBLE and the chimney connected theIowe Is
passed for beauty Of proportion and hish laeos
X s., u. s.s sss. s room c o so
for Kiln drying lumber BY steam Also arg, -, he appar
for wood woskmen houses barn &c WIZ az ~ h n %
nss two bosr. md 40 unsurpsssed line Of shsfing WITH
pumps and perfect apparatus ior nesss ,nS sns
preiscs with steam; there are steam ~ near
a. eco ' 9s sehinery 10 this establishment h Of the most
valuable modern Substantial kind and Ssg
rilSn,s ara rnscbincry all in frstrste condon'
and ,be general character hs Woks seeona If
There on band about ee % 40 o Of Lumber and
Timber Of every description snislbs Tor hs xc Also
about Iron and Steel scrap p5 sr1 tool necessary
e. vortins Iron There worked ana N d 81 h a
spABcisnt 10 furnish 10 frst-clsas passe"s'' ' 49,
arc also matched Horses waons ~ ss sS
TrseI Ts sss' whss HsrwsIs Lumber IroD
nss e. and 10 persons who intend 70 make Car Mans-c-
ty;os ther business for Jont,Stock .n Is IN
~ ssbis6ment generally and favoraby known az Grove
car ,o ore smaaed Barge called the Shrewsbury about 100
suns burden b well found IN sails, aoonors Doss w. no"
,.Sng A. steamboat Wharf In Eew-Haven
For particulars inquire at the oSe % TgRMAN Trastss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

OFYIcE OF MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AID NoRrHERx)
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. l8 Wiiam-st :
EEw-YoRz, May 4, 1854
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a meet
IN ing OF the sockhode. Of tho MICHIGAN SoUrdERk
RAILROAD COMPANY held Adrian, Ia the State OF Mich
ean on the day Of April last voted that said Com
pauy cousoida' Oh with the NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY In Of the laws Of The State OF
Nich.sn; and hat meeting Of The Stockholders OF the
MORRILL, RE INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, held Of
he laid NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
be consolidated With the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY authorized by the laws OF tho state Of
Indians And 10 pursuance OF the sad votes agree
ment hs. been concluded between the said MICHIGAN
soyTFPS RAILROAD COMPANY and tho said NORTH
kRh INDIANA RAILROAD COaPANY whereby they
nave merged and consolidated into Company,
.ared " THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND EORThF Re
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Holders Of Stock Ia the old Companies requested 70 sur
Immediately their cid Certificates Of Stock and take oui
new Certificates N tho Consolidated Company.
BY order Of tae Boart Of Director 1870
J. II. HOPKINS. Secretary
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Gouses an0 farms Wanteo.

WANTED to PURCHASER small conve-
nent DWELLING-HOUSE in any healthy and thriving
villa either York State Jersey Pennsylvania
made in at and two years
~ by real estate Address d. d. Box No.
ISL Tribune Office
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ST QUALITY VERMONT sLATE-NFW

II
l. ENGLAND MINING AND QUARRYING i5LATE)
COMPANY.-BURDETT, DAVIS MAIN, sole Agents for
the City Of New-York the Company aen
ton Of Bride Contractors and Architects to the above 5ste
samples Of which be their Office where also abb
scpions viii BE- received for the few unsod shares Of tho
6tockA
Pamphlets containing full statement q tho condition and
prospects of the Company may BE- obtained above
Also samples Of the OIL STONE from the Lake Superior
Qpsry certified By all who used to be tho best dcos
ssed- BURBETT. DAVIS MAIN, No. ~ Wulsu-st
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Boots, Shoes, &l.

MEXICAN BOOT and SHOE STORE
"A Attention L,des, Gents and all Do ysu wan BOOTS,
SHOPS GATH Rs that will weari Tnen % No. 81
Grsnd ccrner Orchard Here can be fund large and
assorted stock Of every variety Of Ladies Caters al
IO 49, and l4: NseS and Chldren's &c the foot aud
se the eye Boys and Youths CATERS and butored Shoes;
sso Patent Leather and Calf Boots Cent? Congress and But
toned CATER; Ladies and Gents Toilet Slippers 10 81
Cal and stock and you WI be suited S2l Grand
a. JOEL sAMMIs Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

TOR SALE Or to LET at ASr e good
= III fora the Landing Apply at No "a Pines second
Corr front Office
MO OOO FOR SALE-A FARM Of 40
AZ C.UOOs on LONG Island, IS miles from Peck
~. Ferv Wilausburgh, between East Jsmaics and HIDE
PAX; good ground and location Apply to or a. dress
A. DAVIS, No. 255 eth-sv New-York
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Uatebes, gewelrp, ST.

GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
~ WARE, together with rich assortment OF DlAMoSDS'
and all kinds Of fine Gold Jewelry - .
GOLD JULES JURGENSEN WATCHES....sl5o to -.
GOLD ROBERT ROSKELL WATCHES....... 100 TO l1
GOLD DETACHED EVERS................... y to ~
Real AbagW Forks Spoons Cake Baskets Tee seu &o
at very low prices.
All ous goods warranted to be a. rep.esent,d 49,.
SQtIRE, LANDER & Co, No. 81 Fulton~, ~ ~
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OTrfeg AupIrox ov sTarr oy IsnrasA,
IsDIksvoLts. bay n. lasl !
STATE STOCkS--The foiIou;r
X. W. LATHAM. Aaesioneor
II TUONPSO\'s STOCK AUCTION SALES

ia On WEDNEsDAi, June s, lsa5 81 the Nsfci in5 IN.
change, az III 0olook:
Sls Geo Missouri State 6 per cent Coupon Boais.
+7cCc virg uia State per cent Coupon Bonds
occ North Cara State Coupon Bonds interest
April and October IN New YORK.
1900 San francisco City 10 per ecr Coupon Bonds nses
LIST Nav and Noy dated May isS sud due ls 60 cicA
Go Lake Erie Wabash and S. Louis per cent Isl mort
ssge Convertible Bonds h Feb. and ist Aus IN New
fork due 1865; ~ .oto each.
47foo Crest Western Railroad Co lncis) per esas Mort
gage and Convertible Bonds feby AMI Ana IN New
fork: 81 Geo each.
All purchases hs paid for before O'Clock % tho
dav after the When purchases maio for ecoalt u
rties ont OF the city per viii be required the day q
sale day sven tsddns atsEest the bssaoe
The accred will the purchaser tho
the Boaru VI Brokers' except when sthersise stated
ossce Ma Wail.s J. THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

DFDUCTD PRICES-WATCHES, JEW
II ELRY DIAMONDS and SILVER-WAkE
The undersigned for the last eighteen years wefknown
Dealer ard Importer offers for sale all Goods in bis line 81
lower prices the quality, than any other house IN
York Philadelphia other city and VIII seua "
WATCHES. 'EWELRY. &c,
psrts the United Sfstes froe OF charge Al Goos
warred as represented Ordsrs by mail postpaid faithfully
atteudediO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

ADRIAN n. MULLER. Aucr neer
CTOCKS and BONDS.-ADRiAN II. MULLER
- will sell At auction on WEDNESDAY,, June 8, a. III
ocock at the Merchants Exchange BY order Of the Uated
States Trust Company Of Ncw-fork Receiver:
30 ,hsrcs Knickerbocker Life Insurance Co.. y esch
100 shares S. Nicholas Insurance y each
- shsres Mechanics Bank OF Win nsburga..foe each
go ,hsrcs New York Consolidated Stage CO.....f esch
20 shares Insurance CO. Of Philadelphia 80 each
Also fer account whom concern, 1000 State Of
Tennessee cent Bonds redeemble la 1879 ineres. psya-
bic in New-NoTk. 81 coo each (SS)