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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

opened his stock Runds which consists OF
and hno Twist double and single Gums Rifles Of different Man
ufactori, t' Erpeatcrs Alien Co.'S double and single
Of other patterns Of Pistols Of good quality Powder f'aNs
Shoi hc,t' and Pouches Cleaning Rods wadna Punches
&c lie ilrn1cayar IN si,c .a,,sf,cno to n, who may
cash IN all eases oct ATS
WARN SOGKs.-Wc have .n"d " good
s'"ek OF arm soek' some ve, hes,y 'nae, for nssr"
l7ts
NEW n"d Rr"",ti", Discovery "' y. -. TAN.
~ NERs Hciographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street y
doors hon, bridge street Lynchhurg Era in lh'
Hi,eRrophir drt utca, Improvement On the AmhotNpe
Positive Pictures glass tinted and in corr' surprising In
heany durability, artistic effect aud lii. like expression any
Style q" Portraits Miniatures before drawn by pencil
For nneoes. rounncs depth Of light and shade aud rich
ness of tone they wonderful They are without inc sa'.
Of the DaTn"rrc"ype be seen IN any light and
LEFT, showing tw" views" "f the face
They be taken dull aud cloudy weather as we'll rs In
weather at very short sngs and eascd "hn "hcd
lie ha. just North, with ever, improve
m"nt in the art and has repaired md h,d np his Gallery
who favor him with aeall Photographs plain e"orcd
in ol "r water in the finest style OF the art ., o,,
bagneucoypcs, Paintings Drawings &c copied ou,
door views and Miniatures of deceased persons taken AZ inc
RfMtMnt,-Chargrs moderate keuessos arrancd TO
please" socS for sale aud instruction In the "s' ynrv
k,TBIl pROs.WESsSNsa.-A Krngy- por.
- trait Gallery always drsi IN adopting improvements may
be sorh specimens of new style OF Portrait fhagap on
Canvass c"lore in oil combining the accuracy OF the Nmoi
iyPe with the ocgnncy of eoorng obtained IN ~. nos M
Paintings Mt X has procured the s"rNiocam VI Nav
iilnN professional Portrait Painter thoroughly skilled W
his art and prepared to show a''imr" OF ms new
siN" of poIranre orders with the gteh'os
promptncsB These Portraits elicit alike the wonder anu ahi
ration q all ho see them II small pRgucrroiypc ~
Amhroypc produce of these photographs "i any
size from cabinet life This dlsenN echRnuPa
ahied hN Mr. ranm ot BALTIMORE The right f"r yn'ho"'R
wnel by J keagV. also several new STYLES 9" AmmnNPe
may be NJ this Gallery. lhoN rh
NXyANTED.-A gentleman who h"- h"d so""
w experience In business has extensive acquaintance
good custom, would like to get sluhl,n
CLERK salesman In Grocery Dry Goods 'Nhhhh
thi- Address A. B through = q IynrhhufS,
Va nov "dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

ArOTIGE.--Having purchased OF Messrs MeDaniehinr'
a. Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taken the
stand formerly occupied by them are prepared to or to
m Nc Daniel Hurt frestonour former
concern aud the public generally large and well selected
stnrk of Groceries Liquors Staple Dry Goods &e which we
n,r at lowest CASH to prompt customers
on nj usual time. ,.,,,n,.- ,
will give particular attention to the COHMiSSI0N
BUSINESS will produce and consgr
fs gcn.rav; will render sales promptly, ana cash them
, desired v III make liberal advances produce IN hand
,,d ,y receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual
whom funds are deposited placed in hand TO meet
N"''0' IRBY 4 SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

In Store and intend keep hand good Family Groce
rr Flour Meal Sugars Cofees and Teas Dried and
Salt Beef Hams Durkees Yeast Powders
superior article Mustard Pepper, Salt, Ginger, Spice,
Soap brands Cheese Chocolate Sperm, Ada
uanne Taiow Candies Also beautiful lot of Ladies
Work Baskets invite country friends 10 give call
bring Butter &c. for which will the cash
,r trade VALENTINE HENING
r S. Always hand good assortment of Staple Dry
Gnods
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

ys,uF undersigned having sol1 their stock of Goods
Messrs Irby Saunders, would most cheerully recon
Iucnd them former friends and patrons ,.,,,<,,
Icc "A ls55 MCDANIEL, HURT i PRESTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12
MARRIED.

DR. Bryv,N-GENTLE-In Brooklyn, on Wsdnetnfh 80
t.mi., N n, The Rev MT Shellins Mr. David H. De"s'
10 Mss Laura q, utle both Of that place ~ en-.
urnpv ypIT zrNspIOn Sunday, September ey tne
Rev Dr. T. DAWSON Of Chy.tie street sn.ii Of thi.
Of Anderson c. H., s. C., to Miss Augusta
city. 49,. s,.,,, Island on
KIsslN IrypERwOOD-A, Carleton SAL is,a. Iahn W
Wednesday September by tGe rev Of % Under~ God
nissan of New York TO Mary h'' "A"s"
81 the former Ilaoe. .,,r,., ., .. No ia
s; Ss RSy Hugh B.r.. Robe1
iSest 500 of Robert Mc0inn, oi tyrone I1esnn
Nis. T. Crawford, eldest daughter oil 'ohn ''@""'u vi
County Antrim, ireland. ~ :, A., p,., Oil,
,,INIosH-COLBYAt Jersey City IN The Baptist Church
nv The Rev w. II. fsrmly the 80 ih nc =, %.
Colby daughter the Res Lewis Colby Of this city
Observation-Disclosures Wc&nesdsy afternoon at the
~ the brides father No 2s Eghte nth street by
Wsk-ley Pierre Tunsall Of Sing Sing ~ Y, 70
M.Y'sret T. eldest daughter Of Cornelius r. Hartell esq
VAN sICLENLAYIAt Wa,eIi19 Albany S9u1ty n T..
8nn,vilj~ ST. Matthew Van Sicen Of few-York, to Miss
Lyda Ley, daughter OF w Lay OF the former place
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coFFEE-The market quiet to-day price: are firm
$4,000 bags A. sales s sye pre- 81 al. se
7c S bss. Rio :. 10, aiilc and 50 mats Jaws I4ic
~ TG faSi AND market Western Cans. Flour
in part for export The arrivals quite shthardly equal to
The better srss' sell sa !. fna p s
Sc asa for State SO d Sc s. for supene Indiana
sd 5ss S IS for
for very good extra Ohio 50 Ioa ~ Tor 81 LOUIS
Srm and in M demand at So Ods for brands
Southern Flour in moderate request the low h,
AZ 81 asa 81 good superne Baltimore Aex'
anda &C., ST. IS Is for avore fancy and extra oanas c
bis a, SO a5d IS IS Corn Meal steady SO 7'0s 80
GRAIN-The Wheat market is better; the demand /: good
and pme white qua. much sought seI sale; Wis., 81 5000
sr's s. Red sSu shs 9 FROM Liverpool
81 S. freight sid bush White Csnad am At S,%
ri oil s 'ssI $500 sush eA Red Indiana 5aSs
and 500 bush old mixed Southern " 49, oa ns are Vice.
Rye quiet for sales Of 50 600 ba: at s @Se
ioI 49, 76 S we:s s Do WHITE Tor
M rs; Of sss IS 7ss s %
good sales 800 S D at PssyS: sale. to-day
of So bale. strictly prime 1855 ic the Of prices is ID
alse Old are dull :: 49, 9, po.on ..,.. have been
of 3 bslss supposed lS and lo IN ounaies c
mos Cloth quiet and for lots In second hands z,c G
HAY-The demand good for shipping prices arc firm sales
NAVAL sTORES-spits Turpentns is hrmer owing partly
70 more favorable advces Britain sales 500 bb, at
CSC including bb from wharf and small sales a. t,f
the inquiry better and there 10 less disposition on the o.
hoders 10 operate improvement Crude remains
su.a s r request. .ale: SS 81 m sas.s
raf % ST %S's
White White II wanted sam: es
prices uant ained
OILs-Eng.h Lineed In steady request and ,ns s
stored rather than the present views OF ouye
and American /. selling moderately from store At ~
with sales Of about 900 GALLONS at these hsut & Soc bbl
is in good demand and learn OF sales OF Ut hSd
handsome New Bedford, 3d. Refined winter o.e.D"sS
10 steady at 9eds2c. mos Crude sperm sseaaS bibd
nd 81 asa 81 90 for beaehed do Lard Oh remains Sss'
ssca cash and with some retail ,se' az 81 ~ tina
market again better for Mess Prime very rIssrs,
sales are $50 bbs Sl9 Sly 80 for Mess and 81
for PRIME gss ss firmly ss Tl4 1 a s sas
Me.. Beef . inactive at s4ss Meat. in fair de-
Dry.sated Lard is buoy.nt sales Of 1870 bos and
cs isle. Butter is In fair demand for the hope trade
sdi9c for Ohio and 6d22c for State Cheese 'asoe At
LIME~Rocisnd is steady sales of 200 bbls of Common at
CSC. and 800 do. Of Lump at 81 90 .ouox., r..
SUGARS continue active the advance and held more
firmly; sales Of 800 hhds mostly Cuba a. 7fds Refined
ere there being little offering for present de-
livery much disposition shown to either buy or sell Tor
future delivery at current rates ,, ,
M0LAsSEsForeen quiet and inclnes to hesvine; do
mestic is firmly held, and is scarce .,.
RICEConnues quiet prices steady sales OF ITO tcs
TEASTbe this morning embraced well assorted cas
ogue Of both Greens and Blacks and passed on with moder
WiISKY-Tbe inquiry is good and the market firm sales
Of $50 bbs at SdS5tc. for Ohio and Prison.
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,.,l.r 4; ,bese respects with tho best parts Of Mex
;oa r. shot n ;s uurivaed in respect OF distance,
cbeapucss of construction excellence Oh c'."'' o1o
oSsadaerv in local resources arising from mineral anu
ocr;crurol wealth. in cheap timber and other maferi-
os for construction and in perfectly safe haroors ac
cessble at all times by the deepest seagong stea'S
nonuaion of nearly 100 900 souls exists on or near
be line which runs through Comayagua, the Capiiai
81 ,tn Renubic of Honduras Several thousand OF the
,aope on the Northern coast are occupied IN cutting
ont mahogany and other precious woods Tor export,
almost urecirely the kind of work required on tne
nronoscd railway, who may be useiuly employer IN
the construction Of the road in conjunction with exotic
labor. -. d, oao 4. g ooo
skilled and native aboers, as may be required al rom
$40 TO sl4 (f2 to CD per month, incudig raliois:
By this route, at the present rate OF sPeea, PawL
can he made by railway ard steamer from Ncw-York
70 California in fourteen dnys; and from London or
paris 10 Australia or China in forty-iye days Ar.
Rows referred 10 the settlement Of The Cenfrn amer
ican question recently arrired at az caicuated 10 ia
itate materially the proposed undertaking. ana c"''
cluded by urging the adoption of the resolution.
Mr. C. Ewart, MP, had great pleasure IN secona.
inc the resolution. The importance OF inc P'vco'
could not be overated 1t was most desrao'e " .'lr
prove the communication between the TWO oeeanai
and. with the guarantees of England, France a a
America thew Could hardly doubt of success re
onlv boped that he might live 10 see carried out
sItI,ouob thew all knew such great undertaking as
tbis rcoured a good deal of exertlon on the part Oh
those engaged or interested in Its accomplishments
The Chairman then put the question, which was
unanimously approved or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

In seo hip Fulton Haeye and mpton-M M
James H. Burden D. Zursuf T. kappeer Master j. Leach
Alex +. Gait George Westfeldt Capt VIM E. Sherman, A.
Geissmsn, c. Mnser, A Pollok, c. T. Dudeeon, Hoye,,
r. Lonebamp, J. T. Caldwell s. Glover Misses NJ and 3.
Glover servant C. r. A. Heinrich, A. Jeannaud william
Dsyton NJ Mortimer Livingston lady and two
Mdfe Fowler Mdle. E. Aonsey, C. Cambrs eng and lady
Mile c. Wolfe Madam Edward r. Hayland n r. Wolfe "
r. NJ Obenteuher w. F. Kitchen, Packard, Nile. fn5ara
p Nonearet Day c. II. Roberts, c, Lemins, Alex fcs.
lady two children DR. Louis Fa's Charlie. Car
penter Mdm. c. Dordt and servant, jacks lady ana
servant, Mile Jackson and master: Jackson Vsttea
M:. MonIod Ira w,dy Jas9b.on Newman and lady
LIpeomb, II. 2: CLARK Nine Lassy L s.s.e' sss s W.
Pard NJ BLOW lady and child H. Lpsa nv W. Lucas. Nile
z. Mullen, Jane. Neil, W. H. Gold,mith C. saunders,
6fan, NJ. yannier LADY and mother Madame Roche Mr.
Emanuel Basque Barbour jaime: keaps and LADY Misses
Renter, Gs and lady Mi:. Walsh Samuel Barclay W.
lsckey Has, FroFere Madame kepdck and infant, " C..
Richard Al.t Hunter Pretending Conrad Jo.s Raeh1er.
Oev Huested and lady, Benn Madame Luders and chill
dren Madame John Ichnck Madame Irimini NJ Gallspp,
Phillips Acsw, Louis Paris and brother, Willard lady and
Misses Willard; A. B. Sands, w H. Huntington. juice
Msrtn and child Archer Turk Corvoisant Summers Collin
Collier Lefsbre, M.rtinel, N POrtmsn, lady and child T.
Seser. N seger Madame Preston and children Newton
viuernot, Brown, Strauss Mad1le ONe, Madame Rains
forth and 3chdr~n E. and Rndt, Fshsback JOS Wolfe,
Piser g. and D. Stir, Judson Vincent
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleo
Stcsmshin Cahswha. Bull

Steamship Cshswba Bullock, New Orleans and Pawn. >,
insston, CToeherou Go. Nv
Sbir,-W NJ Rorer. Thompson. 81. John. " Bccn
can Co; Columbia Besiiic Savannah, d. e. My,r., uyn
OF N. West Adams New Orleans. w. II. Brigham nm
B,rks-Nord Au,enka (Hsmb.l Hsake. Hamburs y n.
Kunbsrdt; II. Arntsse lBr WatsIsoD, London, o. y a.
Clara Brown. 0sssow, Durham Dmon
tBr - Green Trinity ~ r., J. 8. DeAi,y; C. Heath Go
Philadelphia r. r. Buck Coz ieen Orb Steele. s. H.
sehooners-Norfok Psrkei Bede, Alexandria ST..
Clssrrsn Co North State, Horton Savannah kcCrs3
Mott a Co L. Church Weldon BALTIMORE, c. r. Rs~y
Dew Drop rutland Baracos Thos lnar'in Aehiever ~
Burh, Hslifs. Hamilton B.os Sewforh: BnsA... NJ
nond e. H. Per,on; ID. Cakes Oakes, Baltimore, Menu
Abbott; Ocssn Bird fBr) Lockhsrt Hsrsport, mater
Propeller Sarah, Jones' Philadelphia J. N. BnSss
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In tie steasaAip Niagara from Boston for Lir~poo-Edward
Bangs Georse Bangs Isaac Adams Seth Adams and Simon
Hsier Of Boston Michael g. Long of Quincy William Bal.
ley Of Canton NJ Tredck Of Portsmouth; John Hail. of
Brdseon Me-; Mrs J. g. Randall and servant Mslsne
B~nsir Mdie Peeteur M Edmond. lady and c.
Richards = C1wein r Row ~ U,ptsn smith DAM
2 spice lady and child Of Wike.hsrre Pa Cous Krus aud
Christopher Schiller and wife Of Saint Louis Joseph Shep-
herd Of Fort Madison, Iowa; Dr. Backe Of Tennessee;
Scott and John ATowsuth Of NewOrleans Davidson Of
San Francisco; Malcolm Cochran, Of ST. John Samuel
Lynch leonsus psens); Totter and wife Miss Troter
Mise WALKER Miss Bi'se and Mr. Vernon wife and child
London Miss 0oldsc, Of Liverpool; Mr. Clarinet w r.
Brown and wife, Mrs Adams and Robert Merrill wife and
child Of England James Cson and John Costssn Ireland
John Williams Of Australia NJ Baumberger and Wife. AMI
Miss Laurie C. Ray, Of Frsnce6o For HaIaz-Mr Thomss
Hoye, Of Boston Ptmsn Of Bangor; Ms Cochrane aud
dsufhter Mise Diekson, Mr. Cochrsne, and p Chaiuer
Hasx Nicholas subb of st. Johns; Thomas Fraser Of Pic.
tout; Houeh, Of Canada; Z. Schmidt, Of MODtTea-ll.
Total-7l
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THURSDAY, Sept. 1l-P. N

THURSDAY, Sept. 1l-P.h
There was large business at the Stock Board this
morning in Erie and Toledo, and the speculative dis
position appears to be increasing. The prices of the
leading fancies do not show much change from yester
day; but some of the less active Western stocks
advanced considerably The most rapid advance
was in Illinois Central, which, from 1921 yesterday
afternoon, went to ll6, bid this afternoon, and no
stock offered below 100 This is rise Of 81 in
two days. Spectators and capitalists are just begin.
ming to wake mp to the value Of this stock, and
know parties who bought yesterday at liz who could
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

The market is finn for Flour, with good demand.
About 10 600 bbs. sold The receipts are moderate.
State brands are e60$6 IS; Southern, q 251$S Is.
Wheat lie better and in good demand sales about
50 900 bushels including 5000 bushels White Cana
dian at 81 65 75 and 600 do. in transitu from
Baltimore to Liverpool, freight 3d. at 81 66. Com
is better and in good demand Pork is in larger de-
mand and Mess is better; sales at 90 81 $50, and
Az 62l0&lS Lard is buoysnt. Beef is firmly held.
Sugar continues active at the advance reported sales
l5CO hhds., mostly Cuba, at u astc. Coffee is firm
and in fair demand. Molasses tends downward. In
Cotton the sales are about 900 bales and the market
is steady.
The Boston steamer took $i98, 900 in gold.
The Presidency Of the Delaware Lackswanne and
Western Road has been resigned by Mr. George d.
Phelps who STILL however retains his large interest in
the Company. Mr. Drake Mills will fill the vacancy
temporarily.
We understand that the payments on the War Debt
of California by the Treasury Department, amount
inc 10 nearly a million Of dollars, will commence on
Saturday.
Sir Robt. Lowe, of the English Board of Trade, and
Cant, Cation who are in this country officially TO
examine the working Of railroad system, have re-
Gently made a thorough examination OF the Enc
Road in all its departments. Their expressions OF ad'
mraton of the perfection of the system OF operation
introduced by Mr.. Superintendent McCullum were
warmly expressed, and they look upon the prospects
Of this road for future traffic Of the most encouraging
description The feature in the operating system OF
the Erie which struck them as of the greatest value
and excellence was the working of all trains by tele-
graph Sir Robt. Lowe expressed an intention to pro-
cure the passage by Parliament of an act compelling
British roads to work their lines by telegraph He
has taken full notes of the system Of operating the
Erie, with copies Of blanks, &C. Every State in the
Union should pass similar act.
Money on can continues to work easier and there is
no pressure of paper the market The offerings at
Bank are rather larger than they were.
comparison Of the footings of the weekly Bank
statement of the Boston Banks, with those Of the
statement Of the previous week, exhibits the following
resulfs.
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Arrived.

U. 8 Mail steamship Fulton wotton: HAVE and souus.>
ton Ass md.s and ps..sn ger, to N Lv1s.os.
Ysy.n. md.e &C. 10 NJ g. Roberts. ''' '''"'o''s'n' ~
Steamship Tea.. rorsS: New os!S A o, in
Charlie. Morssn lch inst Of Efs H.rbor sohs sehr Ia
steamship J.nestOwn, Parrish, Richmond &C., na... .,
pase,p rrrs 10 Ludlam Pless,uts. -
ship Cora Linn Luther glasgow % da, iron 10 DunAA.
st. Neo. f Msss.s HIRE A.. S s:y
Strip Neptune tpsehe, Peabody Liverpool Aus na. ~
the r entire passage day. from George, sho.i.
R:s % %s e. a esSs sS z" is u %
81 90 poke whaling .chr Renr of proyinee,ovn ous
10 Se c all a az sepsr ~, 3 %o1sh s ss' a..
date SPOKE whaling bark Bunehunis Of bone
s s Ss sSr1 Of tSHJ ' The Ia;
westerly winds the entire passage
mon s,h INST lat 81 IS 80 exchanged .sIal, with ~
julia Howard, steering w 7b inst, OIL Hsttsras. W.
SS win ss 81 ;sii n ssa Of Little E,s &
passed clipper bark steering ST. showing white "snai viii
Brig Samuel O. Adam. (of Camden) osier Cenfaesss y
d. hide &c to cS:sD r0nys a. signals With &
NJ II. Smith, hound up the bay Sailed IN CO. WIN orig Am
Bris L. R. Palmer (of Belfast Mel Herman G..niea r,
II sugar Naiablc Reynald vessel TO " nsn csrvr
Chase. ith inst lat So 40 Ion S spoke 0@A '''pf
Big Sutton Thompson Turks Island II d. 'at to B'''sl
Big Young Aehc. tof Plymouth RoeSy; Cape H'ya'a
10 d. loswood and MI hogany TO j. L. 4 A. wilson.
Brig Ocean Isle tBrl Doe Aux Cages ~ as coH"s' Se
Big Talbot r Putt Bahia IS ds, coffee, &c to Rowland
julio tsp,p CalladO, Denis. Spain 90 d. lie'e' root
scbr Monte Christie Howard williamson NJ c. sds, shz.
giles end n:vs s,ors,to Benton Bros. u,,s.. w,.,,,.,
N. C., DIS, naval stores
scbr. N. W. Saith, Gray, Charleston d. cotton, &c 70
schr fremont of Norfolk Thompson, Kingston, Jam,
d. mdse. and IL passengers TO master
Schr VIM Smith Fisher, Charleston, cotton to Se~Asat
Tallman.
SCI r. Empire, Smith, Aleaaners s d., coal:
Scbr Pedee -, Wilmington N. C.. naval storesl
Schr Sea Mark Coombs New.Hayen.
schr. Flying Cloud, Chase, New.Haven.
Schr. Leesbure, Swift Boston.
Schr Lonsdale, Crowel. Boston.
Schr J. p. Bent Wallace. Cherryfed. lumber to master
schr. T. Psbell. Dickinson, Portland. Conn.,
schr. Mary Price Blizzard, New-Hayen
sclr Grace Darling. Carl Warren IT, bound 70 Albany
schr Ellen Rodman, Osgood, New Bedford.
Sci r. Phpbe Elizabeth Andrews Portland, Conn
Scbr St. Stephen, Callahan, Calais, lumber.
Sioop Amelia, Cole, Portland Conn
Propeller Concord Norman Philadelphia
Propeller Westchesfer, CaIk, Providence.
Propeller Wamsuts Nye, New Bedford.
Propeller Shark Robinson, Philadelphia
BEtOwship Princeton, Bell, from Liverpool md'e aas
passengers 10 VIM. T. Frost. 50,
Also ships Empire State, Bhees Liverpool dAys 70 SAM
Thompson's Nsphews; vulture, Smith, Antwerp dn D.
Shepherd Gale Have - days IAN BY pilotbos ws'''
WiND-Durips the day, from 8. to w. 8. w.
The bark DELLA Ashley for Galveston, having on ths
second dav out Of the sick with small
,..r,n.J H. medical assistance and to obtain other
Cat Trunan 4 now &prso0nl
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Mr.. Speaker Banks arrived in town yesterday morn
mo. and left in the afternoon for Wellington.

AcAprxY or MusIc.-Another full house honored
The performance of Tfovatore on "Wednesday nlen'
La Grange won, as usual the plsuds Of the audience
which were shared by Bngnoli, who sung WIN more
ease and effect than he has Of late. IL appears 10
have favorable effect upon this artists voice to have
another tenor sing occasionally Miss Phillips as Aau'
cana was an Improvements on some Of her predeees.
.ors hint not quite all the part calls for. Tonight
,rrov.,ore /, repeated with the same cast
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IAdverssementl
,e,o,,vrpprrrrrRs AND IMPOsTERs.-Thep public

,,sJ articles pretending Ia he OF the
s1e ~ a. RAJ N OF THOUSAND FLOWERS for psru ming
h,h and besutifyng the complexion The popularity OF
70. ~ forward host Of counterci;ers None
sn.sne urIess signed by FErRipeE Co For sale by all
.rssbc Druggists who frown down counerieiies AMI IN
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IAdvertiseuenel

Merchants, Clerks, and others may now avail
themselves Of the professional services of Mr. fowLEn
Phrenooess No Broadway. who gives Cbsrss with fai
written descriptions Of character when desired
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ADVERTISEMENT
Opening Display Of Medallion Velvet,

pssry Brussels ply Ingram Carpets selected by
The aseat Of the establishment from the most Gel.
shh manufactures at cash prices for Fall Trade beautiful
stoch Of Ososhs Russ Mats Table and Piano Covers &c
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bewery'
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RI arv one wishes 10 learn the true philosophy d

ADVERTISING and to ascertain the ncalcuaole sayH,
,,rrs yr,rns from H. advise him TO call on our fnd
PALMER who will open his eyes to Its benefit. ana ~
long made this branch Of education study and the .nos
subject familiar Kim. We venture the opinion tnsi
npon this important subject such he think srsn
rad thought Of before The whole matter simple enoo
hut Vet the people are ignorant Of because th
have 10 It that consideration ts Importance dsmaa
revolution IN advertising take place and when s'
~" P'r'' W." boston Daily MIL
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baltimore Cattle Nlurkes.
Penorfed bu Telsgr0Dh.

BALTIMORE Sept H. 200 head Of BEEyEs offered in
Cattle Market and nearly all sold at IS 50d3 Is net
Hoes dull at $7d8 y 100 H.
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PATENTEEs, MECHANICS

i and MANUFACrURERS.-T editors Of THE SCiEN-
TIFIC AMERICAN are very extensively eneseed wocun
Is.n. in The United sates also IL Grrst Britain rmacs
Calcutta for taking out patents under the new
East Indian Patent Law o~ .....
Consul,aops in regard to inventions free. Once Ameeu
- Forrisp Patent Agency No In Ful,on-st, New io
No / Vol Kill Scientific American Just Issued IL hwsu
yh,s,rned and contains valuable scientific intelligence
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N..h.. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, Sept. IL. 1855
AsUFs-The market shade 6rmer for Pots WITH hsh'
.riyis sss at 81 81 SIT Pearls steady at ~ 10 IT,
3 CCTTON-The foreign has been without snec'.
continues steady quotations with sales to-day OIL
LOCO bales. We quote .