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Nirro's GAEprs.--That great comcaiy, the 8 serous
family H. announced Tor to night with Mr. Burton N hi
anoes raft Of Aminsdab Sleek, supported By Ars
Howard, Nc srs. rlunkett, Crisp, &C. out Tor a
Holiday follows, with Mr.. Holland IN a laughable
character.
BowKRY Tnr srrz This Il announced az Tho ast pivi
but one OF the exciting dramatic spectacle CALEB the
Pirates Of the Mississippi beng the design Of the
emerge TIC manager 10 Withdraw i Tor The purpose 81
ca hon ias- also 70 night
nrsrrnsy Inc Campbell are doing a enc bushes.
at the Chinese Building late Bcsey's Their sclecons
for tonight embrace Inc most amusing popular song
SC, IN their line
NwK NsEsF7u, decided favoritc with The thousand.
WHO have been anosed by The wonderful perlorInanres
Of the Rave troupe, is TO have benefit al Nblos to
Tnr JryfSnEs-Tbe Wood and Marsh troupe have Ire,
closet very profitable engagement ia Buffalo, ami viii
10 day leave Tor Montreal where judging from their hua
and well deserved reputation, they will be equally sue.
ocssul. From the iaerng comments OF the papers ID
evident that Their talent appreciated elsewhere a.
well as in this city.
slRArocA--Paa Julien, the distinguished vio,uist i
10 give concert al 81 Nicholas Hall Saratoga to NOR
row evening He will be assisted by August Gocsel the
iavorite pianist and composer and Nile A. Meyer the
prma donna from Vienna.
GoSuES-The residents OF Orange county viii doubt.
less be pleased 10 learn that Miss Anna Vail the popular
vocalist intends to awe concert In the place Or her "a.
tvity, Cosbcs, new onday SIZE Is 10 he assisted by
Two or three artists of high standing.
gKO CHRsry AND WocD MvsrREs appear 10 be cover.
ing Themselves with glory and filling their pockets with
dollars In the interior They performed 10 Rochester last
ght and 10 be IN Syracuse ~ night ard Troy 10
morrow,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA.
BUCHANAN.
Commcrcsl--vnmrg. Democrst-Hsirtt
tou $780,, ...+,+.whig. 500 sem 80
FILLMORE.
Hefsl3-w unlngtor.. Reg ,s;cr--fsals IN ....
rhir.l 600 vhs 100
RECArITULsTf0s.
W. n p1rsys. Circulation.
~ uatAh .st+ss...tss..... iaVv
Fillmore Observation-Disclosures. 2509
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY, August ll-6 7. N.
The stock market opened active this morning. bat
prices were very much unsettled. The Transactions
az usual, were almost entirely on time. AZ the first
Board, Canton Company advanced per cent: Erie
/; Reading, 1; Panama, 4; Illinois Cen raj, !. Hi
nois Central bonds declined ! per cent; Delaware
and Hudson, 4; Michigan Central. /; Michigan
Southern, 4; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad, J; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; There were
larger sales than usual Of New York Central II all
road, without change in prices. Nearly i've thous-
and shares Of Erie were sold at the first board.
Reading was also active. The Western rail.
road stocks were not so well maintained At the
second board there was a very large business
transacted. Erie and Reading we're the most promi-
nebt stocks operated in, and they both improved
the opening Sellers we're plenty, and put out con-
tracts freely at the improvement. Erie advanced
per cent; Cleveland and Toledo !; New York Cen
hal, 4; Panama, !; Reading, II. After the board
the market became heavy and lover prices were
accepted. Erie closed at 5ol 592 per cent;
Reading at SCI. This improvement in prices
We look upon as merely a temporary af
fair. 1T is natural reaction after
such q severe decline and the only advantage IRON
II viii result TO Sellers ID win give fine opporta.
nifty for the bears TO put ont new contracts at higher
rates. Nearly oil the operations tails afternoon AZ
the advance were in time. or the large sales OF Erie
only 800 shares were for cash, and Of Reading only
200 shares for cash. and in each case Mt the vest
prices. II may be easy en,ugh to put up prices by
bidding higher for time purchases; bat il does not
look as though there was much backbone In specu.
la'ors who operated in that way.
After the adjournment a. the Board the following
sales OF bonds and stocks were made at auction BY
Albert II. Nicolay:--
$4,000 l. rrie 81, J. kTo an Cd mort ini add. So
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
BUCHANAN.
Courier-Charleston.. Dertscbe Zeitupg..... 600
Herad-wirsboro dem.5, 600
dem. 400 Patrlot-6reeryiiie..
cazette-Apderson ~ 400 dem. coo
RECAPlTULATION.
No. f papers Circulation.
Buchanan. ........................ $4,000
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Naval Intelligence.

The repairs OF the surveying steamer Vixen having
been completed she sailed the 18th for the OF
Massachu sets and Mane where she will he engaged
upon photographic work for the remainder OF the
The following officers attached 10 the Vixen: IL
tenant commanding, S. D. Trcnchard Leutenants, H. A.
Roe J. j. Corwell Masters, G. T. Morrison, X. l.. May
Draughsmap, F. MesZaros Engineers, second assistant
j. c. Hull third assistant j. s. Albert ilasters' Mates,
B. Minor, X. Gibson, j. q. McCaxley j. 5. Bradford,
aid u. :. e. 6.
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MINNESOTA.
ur.HuAN.AN
NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY.
BUCHANAN.
American-Trenton. ia. 0uardiAn-Fatsrsoa ID.
dcm.l, 200 dem 2 500
Observation-Disclosures . 800 Mersenrer-Soflers.l GO
DemocTs.-Fre.hoid.. Unon-PlaavAie.
dem. 40 whS 900
Advertser-Newars.. observation-disclosures 800
wing 9, 90 Republican Gazette
Iron Horst pster. Trenton. ........... s09
son .............4.l. 200 Seniincl-Newsrk 800
TnteiigcnccriaterSon 100 Sentnei-Jersey City. 4 900
Nercury-Newark Nhg-~~omcrset. 1el
whig 600 Newsrxcr Zctung 100
Our Gatherags-lserson ..,.t4t*.....+........I0 900
FILLMORE.
Courier--Jcrsey CITY. l,te0 eayctteTrenon . 4 200
rseie--Newsrk whig $50 Nrror-psterson. IL. -. T. 100
Gazettc-femngton ...................4...+. l00
REcAPTTUI ATIoN.
w. N prpsyy Calculation.
Ruch.nan ................t......4.t a2ll
Fremont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL t6t
Fillmore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t,559
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The amount Of specie In the banks al the close o!
last week, and the movements OF specie this week
partly acknowledgement the folio wing results;--
reported n The banks saturday aug o....si327o.3os
Received by steamship Ariel ............. ls50o00
shirRed by 'racs IRON Bo.ior -. sSO1oOo ''''''
bc. tmuc from New York. al 600
aynehts INTO Custom House over
atd above disbursements. ....s...i 600 900
Eliminated shipment by Atlantic ON
saturday ............,...,.... 900 oce-- $4,000
Ematcd bank balance August 1e.........sl2s 500 coo
According to this the banks will show decrease
this week Of about four hundred thousand dol.
lars in tie face Of an arrival from California Of
one and half million. There will not bc another
remittance from California under two weeks and the
bark returns for the next two weeks will be- - far
a. the specie department Is concerned without add
tional supplies. We therefore have two wecka'
shipment and two weeks payment In the Custom
House TO come out Of the above aggregate OF
s12,so6C03 Estimating the expectation al s 900 600
per week, and the payments into the Custom House
at 900 per week, over and above dsbur.e
ments, and we have an aggregate drain Of
3 900 900 in that time to come out Of the above
sl2s9seo3. This would reduce the aggregate TO \
m less than ten millions Of dollars. Making A.
4 wances for contingencies, we can safely calculate
i, on decrease in the next two weeks OF two mil
lions Of dollars in the specie reserve that the hanks
will exhibit Saturday next. Independent Of this
severe decrease in specie, We must look 20 the do
posts. The active demand for money in The street.
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The Of both Of the democratic party in MI
sont e united and the aggregate gives majority Of bgg
against The opposition.
= In South carolina there hardly any parry divisions
Aft he
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MASS ACHUSETTS.


BUCHANAN.
Fost-Bosiop dem 500 Times-Boston. dem. 10 eco
FREMONT.
Atlas-BoH Ton. .whig. 8, 600 koItor-Fal River.
Agis-Worcester..... X. ". 800
whig. 500 News-Lynn. wing. $50
Anzierer des Nordens rala 1lum-Worcester
Boston. ............ eco dem.1 500
Ree-Boston TX. MAO Eepubcan--Srring
Chronicc-Boston. -. field. ....... wing 500
Ind. 2,oOo Eeveie-Ftcnburg...
Courer-Iawrence. wing 500
whigl,0fo Eegis,er--Salem. whig !, 700
IAgle-pittsred. 49,. 400 Stanuard-New Bed
Fremont Journal, new. i ,0o0 ford. wbig 100
Gazctie-Salem.. 49,. acknowledgements
whigl,ooo whig 1000
inqgirer-Nantuckct.. acknowledgements
OC0 " ana
Journaf--Boston. sndlUUub Iravencr-Boson
Jorrnal-IoweIl.... ind u 900
wing lC0 decentralization. 5, 0o0
acrcury-Sew Bed. Transcript-Boston. inda, 600
ford ......... whig.s1oo
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Tho following table shows the number Of papers each
candidate has in his support In the different States oge
geiher with the naorttcs in each State al the most
cent election -
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AsBys we're quiet, and prices unchanged.
BRxADsrt rrs-Flour-Tbe mark was nrncr for com.
mon and good State and round hoop Ohio, while other
descriptions without change OF moment The sales
Of all kinds embraced about 5000 5000 barrels, IT
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and the advancing rates Of interest will draw down
bank balances, and we must be prepared for an i'm,
portant decrease in the deposits. This will Offset
the discount liz full os much as reduction in the
s1ecie reserve; and between the two we DO not see
hor the bank can avoid rapid and severe cont,ac-
ton Of leans
The Assistant Treasurer reports, to-day, as fol-
lows -
PAID on Treasury account. sl55,a22 65
Received I" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o07, 2lo 90
Balance g :. ...................o,s0o2 "a II
Paid for Assay of e. ..................... 21s 30
Paid on disburging checks ............. al,53a 20
The payments include $4,000 on California
drafts.
The folio wing are the receipts Of the Norris Canal
for the week and season ending August 0, 1856,
compared with the receipts to corresponding time
last year
Total TO August 2, 1866. .Sl6l,17l SO
-sl6O 3T4 e6
Total TO August A. 1856 .$147, 9i9 80
Week ending August II, 1850. s,e5s 80
--s15e,90s II |
Increase in 1856 $3.50 %
The trade of the week was broken by unusual high
water in the canal.
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of tho
State of Ohio invite proposals for 100000 Of Ohio
in this city, and the principal reimburseable here
at the pleasure Of the State on the first Of January,
1887.
TIE receipts of the New York and Harlem Rail-
road Co., in each of the past four months, were az
follows--
1856 Aprl....... sss,ae0 70
May ...-.................,. 909ol 90
june. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. eo,s0S 6l
July. ............ '.....'....-'... lVo,aoi "
Total for four months, 1s56....,... .s5d6, 6sS IL
For the same four months 1850. 350,75l 81
Increase. ........................ $1,000 20
The Milwaukee american, of the Stb lust, gives
the following facts relative TO the movements Of the
grain crop
Yesterday the schooner Live Oak was loading with old
wheat, WEIGH has been packed up in small parcels and
which is probably the last full cargo OF the old crop
which will clear from this port The finishing" parcels
bought yesterday at 81 49, We expect wheat
go down to point considerably below that figure in the
next two weeks, owing TO the entire absence Of demand
to keep up prices.
about the ngure Of year, the sane dae The com
parison, in round numbers, Is as follows
1876. 1856.
Flour, Dds ....................... l.i,CuO 9O,00o
In the carly part Of the this not anticipated
but the month OF July, Just past far in OF
last soasonbeDg lS4 900 bushels aeanst 0o0 for last
yearthat the deficit OF the first Of the season has been
made up within fraction
This unexpected amount of shipments will give us
fair fall trade In the incoming CROP Many
informed dealers OF the opinion that tho
Of the crsp 1850 TO for yard before the close
navigation will considerably that of 1855, aud
that shipments Of wheat this year will considerably
exceed there OF the former We hardly expect
this result though should by means be surprised
it, from the reports we hear OF the abundance Of
the harvest
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1855.
RHODE island.
nUssty An

RHODE ISLAND.
BUCHANAN. 80.
ros.-frcv derce. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aem NV
FREMONT.
yoarra-s Yordence crpt-ProyideEce
wLig 900 wing wv
FlLLAORE.
kECAPITulATIoN.
No. Of papers Circulation
Buchanan ...,.......,.......... 2,100
Fremont ........................ 5000
Fillmore Observation-Disclosures. $50
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Destruction of the Lo,ceH Museum

LOWELL, MASS, Jan. 30.-The Museum in
this city, with several OF the stores beneath it,,
was DESTROYED by fire this morning. Loss Sl5'-
O00-partially insured.
The building was owned by F. A. Hildreth
postmaster, and occupied by n. f. Gates for
theatrical performances. The members OF tn"
company engaged were lately from the Boston
National They lost their wardrobe, &c. Tho
law library of Hon. B. F. Butler was also do
stroyed. Among the other sufferers are c. w.
Craft. dry goods merchant; Abel Whitney.
bookseller; and X. B. Randall & Co, clothiers.
The new building adjoining, belonging to Mr..
Nesmith, was considerably injured.
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Congressional.

w L co. 4.
The House refused by majority of one to
table Mr. Hickman's resolution. The vote was
then taken, and the resolution defeated by a vote
of 1913 TO no.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, offered a resolution
declaring Mr.. Oliver, of Missouri, Speaker This
was tabled by Is majority.
Mr.. Letcher offered a resolution appointing
Messrs. Orr Banks and Fuller committee TO
confer together and report tomorrow if they
can agree upon any man who shall be Speaker.
Mr.. Letcher's resolution was laid upon the ia
Bile. Mr. Tnsley offered a resolution declaring
Mr.. Potter. of Mississippi, Speaker. This wa,
laid upon the table by &c majority.
Mr. Ball submitted e resolution declaring
Banks Speaker, which was negatved by 10 ma
jorty.
Mr. Cobb, of Alabama. offered a resolutor,
declaring Mr.. Aiken. of South Carolina, Speak.
er. Before the vote was announced, Mr.. Whit.
ney rose and said he had been informed that his
vote would change the result, and as Mr.. Aiken
was not of the administration party. he would
change and vote ALTERNATELY. Great applause
followed from the floor and the galleries. and the,
excitement was immense, but when the vote was
declared. it was found that the resolution was
negatived by vote of l03 to 10.
This result, Unexpected was received with
violent outbursts of laughter and merriment. &C.
companied by Kisses and applause.
The House then adjourned.
An investigation OF the charges against tho
Superintendent of the Public Printing is now
progressing before the Senate Committee on
Printing.
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Speculation on HE Sptak,rship.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-The voting 10 day
shows that the Democrats have virtually substl-
tuted the Hon. WIN. Aiken. for Mr. Orr, of South
Carolina as their candidate for Speaker.
\ direct ballot shows that Aiken has the nu-
inerieal strength over Banks, and the friends of
the former IRE congratulating themselves that he
can be eected.if the plurality resolution is adopt
ed. Many speeulations are INDUCED in IA to the
election Ia morrow. We have no mails here
north Of Philadelphia.
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Ioss of The British Shin Moro Castle.

BosroN, Jan. 30.-The ship Neptune's Fa-
yori,e, Capt. Lane. from Liverpool. arrived at
this port to-day, reports that the 9th inst. in
lat. 80 25, long 80, she fell in with the British
bark Moro Castle, Capt. Mund. from St. John,
n. b., for Greenock. waterlogged and dismasted
Capt Lane took off eight Of the crew; the re-
nainder. consisting of five Of the crew, the cap
tain and one passenger, were taken ON board the
ship Alfred Storey, Capt. Carnes, from New Or
leans, bound for Liverpool. The Moro Castle
was dismasted in gale on the 9Th inst
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Hp.hin IIOusc-H Snead a. 90. DrOD,r,

fEB 2D.-R II Boyer, Liberty; Bondurant, Bedford
Price iiaifax; NJ liagamap, California; l. McCorkle,
/. Hit Fleming co. Ky; l. Hanbrck Liberty; Richmond
II Ras md Miss Masses, Miss Masses land
" |. oNotton, tmuhcil aud Miss overon Miss q Gilbert
Il Rock, Miss Bruce Botuourt Springs; Bruce Pr
Edward Bowls. Henry; Carpenter, razewelI; L Il
ttey Bcdfnrd VI Connell jr, city; Dillon Martin
Nashville Tenn CulJ Eanghorne, city Jordan & 7 Il
Is Lee, city A Mcdonald Va: 7 Wilkinson, Bedford
Il savers, Puaski p MeFal, EuUank, do DR. b Chris
tian Campbell; RI Buckner Va & Tenn r. j Anderson
Tranklin Terry, Liberty; w Horseey Tenn; Loving
Nels on: John Page, Tenn; C Freeman V IL X X:
C4hhs. do. McLory, Q; w 7 Fisher, Danvile. N G.
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Railroad accident.

BosroN, Jan. 81 IA train from Portsmouth
on the Mastern Railroad, was thrown from the
track this forenoon by the breaking of a wheel of
the engine. Several persons were badly bruised
but none were killed.
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iSaUe riufeudsuf of upliup

ALBANY. Jan. 30.-James NJ. Cook has been
appointed Bank Superintendent. in place Of Mar
Gus schoonmaker. assigned, and the appointment
was this morning confirmed by the Senate in ex-
ecutise session,
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UNOR NEW YORK, via PRTR1eDUBG.-
II The large and commodous Steamship JAMES x>eonn
TOWN, Capt PARRISH, leaves City Point for New
York every WEDNESDAY morning At O'clock ener .
venns Throuhh Tickets. including Raro e ra.s sna nas
and Storage, o. Apply to LEE JOHNSON,
Agents NewYork and Virgins Stsanshlp c..
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lyOLLlNlaBROOK II - K l. Petersburg
VANOTICE-In taking charge Of the above establ4h
mont would most respectfully solicit continuance OF the
former of the HOTEL and Friends ask them TO
a and My table shall always be spread with all the
eicaeies of The all attentive The
thrt
of My wife will that the ladies who patronizs the Hotel
shall have every wish graed and all ask share Of ol
The house is furnished In the best style ana 10
ated quiet of the city, My Omnibus viii always %
depots attend cusomers-to carry them
aud fro. JOSEPH L. CAHhAN0ION,
~ 30d&cts ffopueeoe
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MARIE TS
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


AtO-PARTNERsNsPN OT1CE.-Thc wndsr-
~ signed have this day formed partnership in the city
of New York under tho firm Of HRUMMEl. RbfsTERS,
the purpose Of annRcng Commission business for the
sale of MANUFACTURED and LEAf TOBACCO COTTON FLOUR
GRAM and produce generally. k,cation ~ Water street
Having ample means we prepared To make liberal ad
tonsgpmena aud produce consigned 10 ns for se
In New York shipments through Mcssra L. Register, Bro,
Co Richmond, Va win be forwarded free Of charge.
JOSEPH BI,uMMEl., of Richmond.
A. L. RoNSTER of New York.
J. u, RoySTER, OF Richmond.
NEW YORK, January |, 1886. jan 25-d6m
NEW Work.. 1O.-Bcnusifal aud Hssrnct-
~ I'VE SILK aooDS,-EDWARD LAMBERT CO,
Chambers st. and ~ IBeade
opposite Park beg leave that they
receiving their SPRING IMPORT ALTON, which embraces
unusual novelty, beauty and variety.
In view of their Increased facilities having established
Agent In Europe, they viii be In possession each
arrival Of ell the and latest styles OF FOREIGN
DRESS GOODS.
Their stoe being kept and well assorted throughout tho
whole they Will be to do buHness with
sound merchant throughout the ontro Union the lowest
ruling Whenever he shall visit the market
Having made unusual for the coming
they viii offer Of the largest and beat selected
exhibited to which du. attention respectfully solicited
Jan ladlm
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Candidates FOR OFFICE.

We authorized TO announce JOHN III. CONlEf
office of Sheriff of Campbell county the
ensuing election. Jan @dsetdeF
- We authorized to announce Capt GEORGE w.
LEE candidate for the sherffaty Of Campbell county
Election the 22d of May. jan24 dSctde+
y We authorised to BOOKER f. SMITH
candidate the Office of Sheriff Campbell county the
ensuing election. Jan "a ct22d may
To the Voters Of Amhcrst.-Being solicited by many
of the citizens Amherst county myself
dae for the Sheraly Of said county the election
dee "a eide DAVID KYLE
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS,


~ decree Of the County County Court u Amherst com
" enerrd ~ its January lsG In the Rucker
o e,efa W fuckers adm the undersigned acting Com
missioner VIII se the 9Th Of February next In front
"c asfk't House IN the city If Lynchhurg NINE sLAN ES
at l2 oelock 49, -
as-A credit Of six months purchasers giving nesoia
sale. n ~ .p.lti1pp r.,ui,
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