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sale of Personal Property,

SHIt UI 0TsUIiHI tAVFVItyt
4 s Administrator of Mrs. Lydia NcNaif deed
N We viii proceed to SELL al her late residencs
about three miles north OF Ghurchvillei OF
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 1856.
tire following Personal Property, viz; Horses,
abous 3s head of Cattle Of various ages among them
OF good Mich Cews---a lot oil u tiae shsep, IL
large Hogs, several agons, Harness, &e., aad 9TH
1t Farming [ tenss, Several hundred hashels OF exs
eetlept Wheat, ds.; also Household and Kitchen
Furniture
TeeAs OF SAfF.---0n all SUMS un6er S. cash will
lie required and on all Sums of 65 or aves that a
marst, credit of six months wi ae given they
eAaser giving bond and appe6ved soeati,r
NANID MaSAfr.
J3lsA BN09ABuSA
Admin'rs " Nrs Lydil hcNa!r, dec d.
Sep. -, lSS6--spee cops i5a
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ESe&Il.

A memorandum Pocket Book marked on the in
N side ''Bell X Bright" and containing several
ra'amtsorY notes and some accounts. 1t was proba-
bly, lost between Stanton aud VIM, 3mth's. # not
about stanton. A suitable reward viii be paid for
its delivery at the Central Bank or To II. II. Bell
JOHNSTON f.. BELb.
stanton, Sept. 10, 1856. at
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Hoots and shoes,

IN CASES anG Trunks, embracing all sorts in
~ use; also so Sides Sole Leather, Just to hand
and for sale cheap. WHITE PATTON.
October 4, 1856
U,INE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS; of all quail
II ties, lust receive from the Pekin Tea Company
and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN & GO.
October t. 1856
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40 FafEles's Rsssl Commission

hNl une*Pred term of the undersigned in t.St :
a dom Seen" Wills heretofore known as M0ury's
is for rant The lease will expire in March lSG6.-
The Mill nillefs house and lot OF ground attached
will be rented and may be made very profitable
For The character Of the mill refer TO Jas poagc,
Robert Snapp, 0key Quick, or Nr. B. Pifer Inspcc
tor at Stdunton.
For terms : p y 10 thc undersigned, or in my alb
sence to L. 2. Kinney.
Sept. Is lSj6. RI. KINNEY
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MAR

At the National Hotel, on the 18th ult., by Rev
j. NJ. Green, Mr. CRASHES HISS to Miss MARGARET
ANN RIcE-both Of this county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

To all those who suffer from Weakness and De-
bility we say, try the 0xYgenated Bitters-u NEIL
icine which contains no Alcohol, and has cured the
worst cases of Dyspepsia Asthma, and ah derange-
ment OF the stomach. Oct l-lw
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NEW JOB OFFICE.
LIST OF LET TIERS

WE arenow prepared to do JOB WORK in good
w style and on short notice, having supplied our
Office with NEW TYPE.
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NOTICE.

TIVE firm Of b. & J. $. CrawSoe1 10 this day dis
1 solved by mutual consent, j. :, Crawford hay-
ING sold out his interestto danes W. Crawford and
Henry X Cochran, the igm will be eoGtlnpcd under
the stvle Of Craw ford 4 Cochran. II beoon cs ah.
soluseh necessary that all accounts due the old
firm up TO Jan. lst lsaG, should be settled up i'm
mediately. hENSA WIN tHAMfOhD.
JOHN ). CRAWFORD.
April r. 1886.
fxrR wilireoeivei in Jew aavs a worry large mud
wv well asserted stosk q Spring ana simmer
goods To which we cali the attention nf tks Al
irends and customers OF ths hana0,
CRAWFORD i COCHRAN.
BLAN KS
For sale at The Vindicatcr Oaiee.
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FIRE! FIRE.!

Those of our subscribers who prefer pay
ing wood for their paper, will please bring
in load or two Immediately.
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lin. jim Letcher,
October 9Th.

Our Representative IN Congress, will adj
dress his constituents at the following times
and nlacas
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SUST received for medicinal purposes, Old Jamai-
- ca Spirits, Old French Brandy as well as Port,
Madeira and Sherry wines, all pure.
June %, 1856. JAS LAIRD.
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Awcai0sa Auction !

GEOR G z ". SKI tn
nESIGNS having an Auction Sale of Millinery
~ and Fancy Goods, comprising Bonnets, Gaps,
Head Dresses, Rib ons, Silks, Trimmings Embroi-
deries, Cloaks. and a variety of other goods too
numerous to mention, ON Monday, the 9Th, and
w eduesday, the Sfh of October. Sales COM
me ncing at 10 O'Clock. Ladies especially invited.
One door above the Marble Yard.
CusntNG Il WATTS, AGctioneers. Oct At.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
Disasters, SC.

REHABILITATION OF VESSELS wrecked the Floris aoef
and arrivals ia distress at the pert of Key West with salvage
26iO7; Value Of vessels, sll2s0o, Value Of csrsoes,
si72oS77 Expenses, Sss45, Salvage sioo 4ss Losses
Burned /; On fire. Condemned worthy of repairs,
Totally lost at sea, Lost on Dog Rocks. Dereie As
sisted of the Reef by wreckers Isl Arrived leaking 10, Ar
rived with loss of sails 6; Ashore receiving assistance, Isl
Collision a. Too crank reshppns part OF crsol Kan On
total number of accidents So OF this nsnbe were
sesm'sr. 'G.s p b1I5s y Sass and sss9pRs, 70
10 sailed ifom New York from Boaon from Phiaepha,
from London &c 80 United States Naval vessels arrived
schooner Il Coast Survey vessels y United States heys
vessels Total number OF arrivals, Ss
sHP JouS HowELL-Lsst nsht about O'Clock The watch
Wharf of Bedns Cotton Press discovered smoke
suing from the fore batch The alarm was quickly given and
The engine with which the vessel fortunately provided being
n readiness Of water immediately played down
he hatch for length Of time The smoke still continuing
haches fore ill the hold with water II possible
By II o'clock this morning the flames were
ship time having nearly Eve feet of In her hold
The being down the John Howell well number Of
other large sized vessels lying the Eastern Wharf were all
aground AID had the Ere breks out above deck
should have give large and destructive
lad on board from 900 70 900 bales and guam
iy of timber all of which must be removed from the yee
re- incurred. Savannah News, 18Th.
on 18th inst gale from E. discovered very high breakers
bearing N by wnsde sail, but finding that they could
four sess which completely submerged the vessel carried away
buwks and house split sails and did other damss
BR BRIG UNITED BROTHERS. Scott, from Boston for Sc
Johns ~ F. reported In eleepho dispatch 70 have been
recently wrecked the coast Of Newfoundland Date and
scHR FEMA Capt Hsford abandoned the passage from
% ito f. h 81 Ss s se.r'ss hbd S @
bills pork 40 kegs butter u bales moss 200 empty casks and
% pkgs mise The r. built at Perth Amboy In ls lss
uns register owned in Boston, valued at $6o and supposed
insured at the eastward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

BoetoD, hss been presented 70 tho gouee oi Repre-
sentsves Of Massachusetts, sskins Tor the suppreson
of small notes motion has been msde by Mr.. SHAW
of the Senate proposing TO inquire whether the law
enrced as to the amount specie to be kept on hsnd
by the Banks, and whether further Legislation y 'ec
sary on the subject Mr. Shaw read from the Revised
Statutes, D. 3Io, chapter 90, sectson T. az follows
SIC No bank shall into operation untlone hs AZ let.
of ts csrfsl hahave been Prd IN gold and ~
and shall iis vaults ard until the said noasy -n nsve
keen med BIZ thee Commissioners appointed by tns wv
.rnor; the said Commi.o1ts shall ne e1pens oi ~
bank examine and the money acusy n tae wants 40
esr tain by the Of Bsj0y Of the directors ths So
Ino ey hs paid in by the skhoiders ts"afi
heir shares and for any other puoe dae
. "a s,,al,4 e-at ne snu remain pyeis az part 81 we
eapita and the said Comnoners shsAi retoiA
thereof To the Governor"
The subject was referred to- the Cenmt'ee On naNA'
and Banking. The motion caused some nu''''i"s IN
State street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
SHEEP BROKERS' SALES.
$1,000 90
Total lux
-. NJ hoal


Mr. R. remarks Of 100 fed BY Mr. Hamilton OF
Iiynsson County, their weight about sob OF fine quality
OF mutton The market closes to-day with ight supply on
ordinary stock with decline OF from 10 lVS heso
from last weeks prices. .
FEALS-Ihere is considerable increase in the supply OF
yes but not enough check prizes They sell readily
they price, Such ss are sold by weight orns
sale.
MILK COws-There has been more demand this week for
cows Anything like good stock sells from IS TO sos Com
on $50 The slight improvement Is good deal owing
10 the modification in the weather. Hay Is still high
There has been slight Improvement In the price OF Hogs.
though do not learn Of any droves for &c. -
VIM Florence he drove the way, Of 500 Ohio cornfed
hogs he 200 which expected
tomorrow He will sell first offer At Sc. He will probably
get nc. . $500. q,
CASTOR Bros sold 100 at Tie. that averaged ie5 3D. aud
thew think that the market is shade better.
H. Seymour of Checoha has 800 ON the road that were
earlier in the season at home 6c which is better than &c.
here Mr. Seymour the demand for corn for the snaac.
tue and whisky Ia Ohio that II Affects
the price of Tork He sod 10 0 bush sale to the Chile
coa starch factory There Ia another large factory on the
scioto near Columbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for TIRE N. Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE by JoHy EATON
WEDNESDAY, jan y, 1885,
At Market s Cattle-about $50 Beeves and 81 Stores,
consisting OF Working Oxen Cows aud Calves Yearlings and
years old. - ~ a.,
MARKET BEEY-Exs y cwt, $ali first quality, $si sec.
ond quality ga So; third quality, $7s; ordinary, SO,
s6l Hides y cwt 81 S7i Tallow, sl0 Pelts, 81 to ~
Cali Skins i.c p ID Barrens Cattle, ~ to SO ewti Veal
sroREsGWorsns Oxen S125 $780, $685. $40, sl5o $3.50
1880 Cows aue Cslyes, $50, $Ss 80, s42 80, 81
80 to s72; Ysangs none; Two years old, Si8 TO Sf2
Three wears old, $50 sS7, SIS, $40, to s75
SHEEP AND L.Mss7s l5s At 9Arsst Extra go So $40
swME-Wholesae, STILL 6!c &c. hard eonfed 7c to 7lc
pm.
RFYAREshree fourhs of the Cattle good large Oxen,
many of them 5000 lbs pair The handsomest pair Of
working Oxen from Wellington Co. n y, pair OF "
wears old price Sheep sold well and good prices
Drovers firm for quick sales many Of the buyers take
inside their immediate wants In expectation Of getting
ducon Brighton 40 the Fitch
burg Railroad 50 the Boston and Lowell Railroad and
Maine Extension loaded with Catte Sheep Swine,
H., .a,IE nxpta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

which be calls lie, and rar Of Hurd c" Sa" Ao ie
Tbese both ek1ce country oxen u-,-,
Isaac Anderson sovsh; srst-rs'e oxen o. is0m"
How. boz sba Il Wheeler s slsoie. Of Flynn same
Ne.bsun str.as houshs % Of w Beldsn out Of - VIZ
snia esle owned By Harlan At sIs ss,nsss sn B,at
son and yesr old s,sers that he estimates At eT
and thinks III not average over Sc nLH'y q" w. ~
VIII probably average one-ffh Of that sum IN :, ~ ard
V.a Co have - Illinois Steers that are dun a. M AID
think that they will over va Iney sayae
been here EO weeks ago, and are badly dn'eo Oh '''
Col Raaes has drove has seea upon one Of those ,s
e' mn, h.%s bsH IS n each on the tp This drove
cane yards last "Wednesday syenns put 100 s -,
se, and would have sold week for Ss head more than
to-day. - -, - ~ ..... T,.v vv;ll
sell good many them 81 a and PeIsAp- lover sS ea
cows 5ewt, scld a. - They are ornea oy pae
who PICK n.y. .ny'hEs sSae Ssse NOES AZ" A''"''
Culver Hurd Co. have 100 bead Of tins state ese inst
sell dull a. below the pse OF last SeSA Aa)
Bsseh smith have 50 Of same hind selling at price
r MaTTy has 70 fair quality Hermer County at oc
: ShernAn-l6 Dutehess County oxen sell az sdllc: ,
Mead Wolecmb are selling drove owned BY Haskell
CHRISTIAN yerv slow Of Gle This lot oay me
Geo A Toeey has drove OF from BTOone and
Tonptns Counties selling ga ice some aI oxen
IN The 20 st.S ~. he G end Of drove Of Ohio Durha
owned BY Taylor Bissel, tyeasod grades that are worthy
PotsSe Comy ard averaged live weight Is Two pairs
sold last Friday at sSoa -l2c sales to-day, lie The
drove viii average le0 Notwithstanding long passage
Thew weeks aeOhave been p days IRON none
AZ an exrense of near S25 a head.
Geo flaws bought extra fne Putnam County oxen
sS b Jossh star for s9co This i?c 10 -Four bonsh
~ nave DAYTON for si15-iol y 10 j. c. HoAg thinks the
urr TO-DAY lie less than week lie has lot from hcnsh
that very strong with the abOye- owned ey
sek owued by Moulton Bssdsly are selling st same s.e
l. Beers Bro selling adroye Of good Conneensat oxen
h thew have been holding back for high market they nave
made lust such hit great many others who bold on TOT
hish prices The profit is over The left -,
Wn Florence has drove in market, and we shall not oas
any more of heir good quality than he will OF the pToh
there are great many Of small lots In market many
of whom will be content let beef specustos alone Tor se
time. -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There Is a large increased supply
and decline prices. though good Sheep sell a. hh
figures Witness the following; ,
Issc Anderson bought Sheep Of T. hnxGn OF Dutehes
County At so q head. They will dress Oo0llV bs -
Mctrsws sale. Of $50 SO - Rood sold 100 AZ 81 -
he receipts by the Harlem Road have been quite large TINS
week but the demand still ahead Of the supply ct iar prices
There were about tC0 Sheep in the pens at Browning t
morning The stock is nearly all from New ork aud new
Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
Whalefs.

letter from Capt Rowland Of bark Nye, Of pumoa.s,
dated Oct no lat &C. q out, 800 sp, wv VIZ al ''s'
had taken 800 sp. In last mos.
Touched Port Prsys Oct bark Kathleen, Amy o. Ne"
Bedford clean and sailed I'D 70 cruise. - -,
At Port Pnys Oct o. bark Malta King, Bedford slesn'
Touched do Oct bark Cstaen probably me o'e0A''
sinmons1 New. Bedford, and sailed next day. n,
letter from Capt BlseIner Of ship Roman Of New bsa.
ford dated Honolulu Nov "a that he had found tne
leak before reTored be In the scarf Of the STEM had soppea
Il and put the ship In order for two year, voyage
letter from Capt. McCleaye Of barb Ngsnt Of hewoea
ford reports her az ST. Jago, Dec. TO- ali veil clean
letter from Capt Bailey OF bark f. G. Cowden on Dsr'
mouth reports her at Pernsmbuco Dec. 10 all well clean
letter nom Capt Drake OF bark Martha OF New bedole'
dated Honolulu Nov reports having shipped IA, oes Il
ana 75o DO W. by shin Thomas OF and for Ne sbea
ford and IA lbs bone by sip b. HO1e, for New Oh
letter from Capt Allen Of ship George Nsshnssos ~
Wareba dated Lahains Nov % reports her with 40 po''
VIII. oil this .s.-s
letter from Capt Sanford Of ship Draper OF New pc me-
reports her Oct H. lat N loa. ~ ~ W., WIN -
sp oil all well =. xu.,.,
Wilcox Of and from New Bedford fox Pseihc Ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
Philadelphia Cattle Market. ..Jan. 90.

The markets yesterday and to-day pretty well supplied
particularly with Sheep and Hogs and prices have varied but
little from our las quotations:
BggF ClTTLF-fhere were about 900 Beeves in market,
come $40 of which were received VIM L. Tobers Ayenne
Drove Yard per Pennsyyan Railroad They were principally
Valley Cattle sold for 10 IS y 100 bs which about general
average fer Southern and Western stock. .
sHEsPTte SUI pv wss good 1000 having been offered aud
mostly disposed OF az from 81 50 TO IS sop held lot OF extra
ones bror ght 81 number Of the Sheep sold were
Western ard Lancaster County Sheep belonging 10 Grute
nk landed railroad at Torberrs yard Thomas AT
eom sold lot al IS y head. -
HoGs-Tbe dem and for Hogs continues active and 500
Disposed Of at prices from 81 - 20 90 50 v 100 h
Cows AND CALvEs-No change in this market 100 having
been sold at from so 800 according 10 condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

Philadelphia Markets. =. WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.

The foreign has had little effect CoTToS
BREADsrUFYs-he former meeting small sales ct very full
prices FLOUR continues in limited demand, and common
brands are quoted 80 2 but holders refuse this price,
there is nothing doing except for home consumption RYE
FLOUR Corn MEAL remain dull at previous quotations
WHEAT meets limited demand and sales reach only 1900
bush 81 sOdS co. in quality; sale OF 1000 bush
Ing in white- worth 81 056 81 TO- RYE b steady, with
small receipts and sales Of Western at 20 Corn continues
7sa8Cc latter OATS selling at &C In store
remain inactive prices about the Pro
VISIONS are quiet Mess Pork Is held at SIT J0d Ss without
sales Cut Meats selling in small way t7iasle and se
for Shoulders Sides and Hams respectively. In Lard small
Gales of bills reported lc short time CLovERsEEO
Is selling at so g. the latter from store WHISKY remains
dtl at S3c. for hhds., and SASS. for bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
NETWORK cLAssIFIcATIoSs.
Irulan1. EtoxtAa Nnbf1,

COFFEE-There has been but moderate demand; prices
retained their eadne The stock Of Rio is 81 eco bags sales
Of 200 bags Rio lB mats Java at lac 40 Bahia at
lCc and 500 ST. Domingo terms We quotes
Java White, y fb....lS 0l44 Lsguaya, q D.....0 obs
Mocha............- ais Maracaibo. dl2
Brazil ana st. Domingo, cash ...lo4 a
COALThe market is depressed for foreign the supply Is
quite large in of the demands sales Of Sidney %
q ebadron, and Liverpool 0rre at S6d$6 So mos Antha
fair request IS 5Od sc 25 (snge) Of Lehsh,
and 81 asa rs 30 for Peach Orchard.
CANDLESThe aarket is heavy for Adamantne and the
supplies the most Of the manufactures exceeds the present
Of the trade, Sales of City at III DC, mos
COPPER-New Sheathing is in moderate demand at Sc
Taunton Yellow Metal sells quickly az BIC
CORDAGE-Manilla offered freely at l2 dl2lc., which
shows weak market
CEMENT-C quiet 81 l2l9sl %. Foreign
hues dull at So for Portland IS 5Od 81 for Roman and f6
IS for Marble.
FLOUR ANB MEAI-The market opened firm for the low
grades Of State and Western Flour andtn the former holders
able realize advance of lee q Dbl but the demand
quite moderate for the close The better grades
steady aud in fair request for consumption The sales
Canal 500 bills at SO A rs LEI for common TO
good State SO C6d SO l2l for Supene Michigan 80 25d
Sc 5for supefne Indiana and Upper Lake 50 M 80 10 for
suPerne and Ohio and 80 jOG II % for
of $50 bbs st for common best brands South
Flour held M higher and in fair request for the trade
and shipping Gales Of 500 bbs rs 5Od8 e7 for
TO good standard brands Alexandria Baltimore City Mills"
and Howard street" and IS 9S 25 for favorte fancy and
brands and $l2 for "Gallego" and Hawaii" Rye
Flour is quite dull and fine is peny Gales Of 80 bb at 80 50
sc 30 for fine and sc ga 81 2l for superne Corn Meal
quiet and plenty "a for Jersey ~ Is for Brandy
and : 10 Sls IS for Puncheons Buekwheat Flour in de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wholesale Prices Current.
Mnrke,.-CARrru11r REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


ASHES-Tbe market very quiet but h steady for Pots at
sc IS and Pearls 81 75 Saeraus is steady at To-, cash.
The stock embraces S9l bbls Pots and IS bbls Pearls
BOOTS AND SHOES-We notice growing inquiry for the
South and the market evidently strong at
outside figures The scarcity of desirable qualities Of the raw
material tends make holders sanguine The shipping demand
Ia null. ...o
BRICKS AND TILES-Hard North River quiet at ~ 80
dS475 Philadelphia Face only moderately inquired for
at slSd$20 Foreign unchanged; quote Welsh At 70
and Bath Sz5 Strowbndge very quiet at 500 30
Malt Tiles worth $3.50 $50.
BEEswAX-American Yellow Is in fair request Gales OF
$500 N Northern and Southern at 6l dl7c
COTTON-The unavorabe per Africa has depressed
market and produced general dizziness The small bust
ness done Sufficient properly test
prices has TRANSFERRED, consequently retain yeser'
DAVIS prices: Gales 400 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
New.York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and selling Prices, q
BFEVFs MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SHEEP and
LAMBS, and SWINE with carefully prepared account
of the number, quality, and price of BEEF CATTLE az
the great Wednesday market at WASHINGTON DROVE
YARDS, 44hst Prepared every week expressly Tor THE
NY. Tribune, By SOLOS ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
WEpSEspAy January D 1855.
B.KvEs-These sold by the head pr1ce equal TO the
value per pound estimated weight Of Beef the quarters
The hide ard tsow fifth quarter" lot counted In this
market az Il is in Boston. , .
The prices today 10 will over Toe the decline
s fa L. First quslity 10. ollie. exts, lRdsc. medium,
9tGoc poorest dsc few for &c. Bat few Gales over lOtc
under &c. -,
PRICES VEAL CALvEs-Csves are us1a{ sold through
the year at 7c pound live except those from
10 ak DAYS old Known Kittens which bring 81 q to s.
q 81 each In Autumn, good many grass calves TO
months .e for s3Q % each COED fat veal sells often
a. high a. 6 2od ESQ.
MILK Cows-The poe OF Cows depends mach upon fancy
The price Of Horses Ordinary Cows $3.50 s4'i good far
Cows {4Sd 6 50; quality s45o Bs5
sHsEr AID LAwss7Comrnon sheep, % 'o@ss extra
Sheep, sl0asl5; Lsmbs, f5d7 -
swns-West.rn Hogs fed large, Hrst quality. live
weight 6d6c ;dead weight d7c small size do live wesht
5iasc dead weight 7d7.c.; still fed live weight 81 96c
dead weight 7d7t NewYork State heavy dead weight y
a1ic, New-YoTk Stse, small sise, pms for market re-
failing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

stesmspNsriOn Foster Charleston, Spoford, Teston
Co.
shp-Centurion, Coombs Liverpool Zerega Co Rhine,
Moore, London, GrnneD, Mnurn Co. Deyonhire Lord,
London Morgan Wleyi w. Schmidt, Sears, NJ Orleans,
Robson Fosdick
BsrkDemon, Bartlett Dunkirk, France, Plsbury Sand
ford -
B1g-Psestine Leman, Mstsn1as, Dole Co Napier, br
Dukee, Union leland McA1fe Wheeloch Guadsiete sPl
Vidal, Cadiz w. w. De Forest Co Ceyon tbr) Conn,
Ntnzsnlla, j. =. Whitney 4 Co.
seb9oreTs-RichmoLd, Harris, Riehmona, q ID riersaai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24


The total receipts of the Fchburg Railroad for the
year ending Nov 80, lss5, were sssl l6S. The run
ming expenses exclusive of INTEREST," were s457 0ss;
net receipts s22i on. Ts is equal to So 80 p share
On $500 shares. The Seating debt is stated to be
sl6o 900, which the Directors think be discharged
In the course of the present year. They recommend
that no cash dividend be paid until the floating debt
extinguished The business Of the past year shows
decrease Of s29 e57 from that of the previous year.
The construction account has been closed 1t is stated
that the system Of low fares was eectualy tried on
this rosd from July, ls4s to December ls49 and the
foSs oy TINS eighteen months experiment s57 900.
AT borton. Money remains unchanged at 10 y cent
Al fmisaephia the market is easier at lOel2 y cent
A very necessary movement is being agitated in
Boston. Several leading citizens interested in rail-
road matters are taking the preliminary steps toward
general assemblage of the stockholders Of railroads
In New-England, for the purpose Of discussing the
subject Of the general management Of railroads in Or
der that. by concerted action, the rates both for
freight and passengers may be advanced to paving
standard.
Apetitiop, signed by some Of the largest firms in