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MEDICINE Es.
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N AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CATHARrIC
PILLS have done more to promote the public health than
other There be that Cherry Peeo
raj has by It's thousand thousand Colds Coughs
Asthma Group Influenza bronchitis &c very much reduced
the proportion of deaths from cnnsumpyo diseases In this
country The Pills are good as the recora aud will cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs or less purgng Purge the blood
from It's impurities Purge the els liver and the whole Wis
cera system FROM obsneons Purge out the diseases which
aston the body work It's decay Hut for diseases
should die only of old Take antdoes early aud thrust
II from the system before II s yet strong To Yield
Ayers Pills do thrust disease only while Ia weak
but when II has taken strong hold Read the astounding
statements of those who have been cured by them from dread
l SCroa Drnpsy Ulcers skin Diseases Rheumatism, Neu
ralga Dyspepsia, Internal Pains Rous Complains Heart
burn Headache Gout and dangerous bn still threat
enng ailments such pmpes the face Worms, Nervous
rritabiy Loss appetite Irregularities Dizziness In tho
head Colds fevers byscnory aud indeed variety OF
complaints for which a furEatiye rcmedy Is required
Those are no random statements but authenticated by
your own neighhors aud your own Physicians.
Try them once aud you Will never be without them
Price 21 cents per BoN-a Boxes for LOO
Prepared by Dr j G. AVER Chemist, Lowell Mass. and
sold hN all rn.nncaLn nrMn g. NhnLn mnx lam
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VxT INT,l ,,u..,tArrIA IA-rWENTf NhSI ANp 49, ~,
y o1S h'n"" ' GLA IS kAfNE
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uNsSs<,a IttEAG3t BI EIsAE Ci~G"-sha have
INST received supply Of these Cases altogether diff
f,reIt aad Importance bat possessing all the unva
ed aal vantage OF the old style.
The increasing popularity Of these Cases evidenced by
Their almost universal adoption both at the North and South,
g the hest o their many admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly
hand of every size.
s1e attention pad Charges materially reduced.
oc 27ts-Ren copv. a. NlNoIos
yuc,ory Suits for Factory hands including
II Coat Pants and Shirt and So the suit Those at
mo last named price those furnished by
pctrrsburg house all the principal factories In that city
10 80 BURROUGHS, SHAFER co.
yNOR ssENT.-The large and beautiful GRANITE ~
n FRONT STOKE HOUSE, now occupied by r. &l
Williams opposite the Citizens Savings Bank. 1mmedi.
ate possession given, laug 25tsl fANCEY 4 DAVIS
roar. & q L.--JOO bushels Montgomery
Coal a very superior article Giear of slate, and burns
freely for sale from the Depot by -.--...
kec s-ts Lf-r, q 'ol>o'e
xxvASVED.-Thc undersigned wish TO con-
w tract l0000O0 FLOUR BARREL STA RS Tor I'M
and distant delivery having timber suitable
,r a iii and II tn th,r interest 40 apply Immediately.
:" n 50 ~ LANGHORNE JOHNS
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yuyiE undersigned continue the business Of Stger,
McFdcry Co without farther change under the ST ye
and firm of J AMEs \. STIGLER & CO All persons hav.
nr claims against the firm of Stigler McEidery Co. VIII
them to undersigned for payment and all indebted
will make payment to them.
g,r ~ ck az Nry Fail and Winter Goods is complete,
and is NOT surpassed by any the market We ask Of our
sn,1,'1s and ,l1 mi lie a cali j. A. STIGI.ER,
u r &. PETERS
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NcIECyII,, I,,At.AZ.NE-BAC Nos. w"n.

kL TED --leS May, June and july lei'i juno an Hu
gust 1850 May q Nos) June, July, October ahd No'em
bcr lS5l july and August ,
Persons having the back Nos above named can ma sac o
them a good price by applying to ,,,,,.e
Bl,nk Book Manufacturer, Main St,
of tho Rio Boo
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NuUs1CAa. BONES.-JUss received " n0c as
lVu sorimcn of MUSICAL BOXES. which play frnm three
- each. Call and see them. ", y. GREENE.
nov ats Hank Square.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

nR.RORERT EARLN Dcnti hns removed
- his office door above his residence, MAIN ST,
and above Dibrells Hotel. jan l-ds
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4 IIeghany Springs Waicr.--rhc -ub>crib
has received supply Of this celebrated Mineral W
direct from the Springs 1t carefully put mp In botes
and thought all the virtues the water drank AZ
the fountain 1t is highly recommended all of dyspep
and arrangement of the digestive constant sup
ply III be kept on hand JOHN IL. SEAY, Druggist,
only Agent for Iynchburg
Also, regular supply Of Saratoga Congress Water
noy2
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BNJCDuDNC WDRKs.-GRANNiLif' 'oy,nntN w.
h,vioy n,rrhased an interest in the fcuipu "a ~
nelr Ivnchtare tho hastaoss viii hereafter p 1hnv
tn, n, =, ,, ir tho stvle Of JORDAN * " Isle
be Thankful former patrons 81 the 90 - tor
az their and to the p"pe al "
thnr f,n, nbey nqdge themselves to execute ali WORK Ill
'" ''He WIN "A'''i 49, GRANVILLE JORDAN,
ernr,.,., ,o., ,az5 GEO. G. CURlE
Ito
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"A copy-publishcd by permission from lady this cyI
unc l3i6m.
apEaD DrIIs.-r0s nnder.ls aea hayInemaae arrange

NNEAD PHIs.-rhe undersrue ued haylngnade arrange
oh, ments with the Patculces, J Il. y W. : foa6ue
nuke and Law their Patent Hydra lie Cement Plpihe III u
counties East of the Ridge va, offer her aeN rta ".
public to execute Jobs Piping IN sud counties. Nv!
lha chrq and most durable pipes offered TOM p
Wb & ,bo f,rrsase in strength aud Understanding
tho ,ter on and nsrf,ctly pnrc any All contracts
ii"Ssp nENT0N & DIfLMAN.
tN'"NS' I.vur
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NTOTICE-The subscriber has this day disposed Of his
entire interest Of Stiger, Mcfldery " Co,
to d r. G. Peters the firm In retiring from the busi
ness thank my and the pue for their patronage
and would ask a continuance to my successors = -
0rrouTP Ist ls55 RO. MCEiDERY.
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~. Jossph,s Church.

YNHE PEWs Of the new Catholic Church
l. will he rented out fos The ensuing
year IN tho highest bidder, hr CasA. On
Palm Sunday, the 10Th day of March nest,
A. n, 1866. immediately sftes service in
ssid Church
DAll pews sold On said day and not
paid fef, within two weeks from the lay
Of sale. will b. fsoHsted fes sale In tho
highest bidder, on Sunday. ths 3oth March,
1860, for non payment of the same.
f"b.tA.M. u. '. DABtN, sec'y.
~Gsxetie copy III date.
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r The Echo is hereby informed
that the Comet does not publish the
democratic proceedings Of the Legs.
lature. They are published by procla-
nation in the columns Of our semi.
official contemporary in Church Street
The Echo, hence makes q fatal error.
to take Comet proceedings and credit
our seigbbor for them. We say this.
for the. benefit Of other party organs,
throughout the State. and bops they
will take due noti,e and govern them
selves accordingly.
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Gbt Bully Gellet.
BATON ROUgE ,.s,'cFfb. 10, lsss.

THs DAftY 0As1TTx.-We notes
with pleasurs that our contemporary
in Lafayette street. has commenced
the publication ii the Debates. In the
Legislature. This IL necessarily a..
tsadset. with gtea. expense. for labor
ssd materials, which tho<rslone. 40
qas'ntsd With the printing business
may correctly estimate II IL asking
much Of . daily paper published i"
this place, 10 undertake such an enter
prise, IN Individual account. A des-
ire 10 place before the members Of The
American Party. the action Of IL re-
representatives. In proper form, has
CAUSED our neighbors 10 undertake
the task. Such persons ~ are 40
quAinted with The manner In which
modern psrtisaus discharge their du-
Ties, Will readily understand that what
purrorts 10 be . journal Of the debates
At this Or chat Legislature. Il nothing
more than Just 80 much Of Whist II
.aid on ens side. whilst she other
comes In with = word or % here aud
there, II stimulate the oracies 10 speak
and afford them an apology for thus
monopol;x'ng tho time, allotted for
making and remodelling flaws for the
land. The debates Of The Legislative
bodies. W hold, are altogether u.eles.
and the State should not b. barthened
with having u pay for them. II II
mssI b done however. va my II.
esde praty have reporter II the OK.
pease Of the State. that the minority
party may know what their represee.
tatives Are doing. The official de-
hates now. contain nothing but what
pas.es through the "drsnd Inquest
and receives IL sanction. The Gazette
deserves and will doubtless receive the
patronage. which this enterprise NOR.
In.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19
~. .ssssp,s's t,,swrc,s.

AN ELECTION win bs hsld ~ tho Pres.
n bytery Of said Church On Mcndnv. ne
Id day # Moteh next. 1856, for the purpose
II elsetinE FIVE discreet persons 10 serve
~ Wsrdens Of said Church. for the en.uinp
year. Polls open from o o'clock a. NJ, yn.
I'll ~. n. A residences Of three months Il
required n sntjtle the members If said con.
g'egsti"n I" vote. II. v. gAB1N.
heb lj-N. see'y
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

Faox Fsoss. Repeated aeetess
ions from tho inhabitants Of tho Fegrs.
Islands, on mariners, marines and
missionaries from this country. deter
mined our government, TO send down
= vsssel 70 enquire into tho cause d
these things, and consequently in July
last. tho Sloop.of. War, John Adams.
was despatched. Il seems. that Amer
lean fishing boats, have Of late. been
going into tho Fegeean Archipelago,
to trade With tho natives and catch
ash--ash being tho desh about which
>All nations love 70 quarrel. in order TO
bring about struggle and llght for
place. TUT Vito or Thokamban,
kiag Of Fegee finding that the sfore.
mid Americans. were getting the best
IT. bargains. ordered them away,
md ~ they did not mako convenient
despatch In obcying the order. the
Fsgrss inhabitants in obedience to .
very ancient and therefore, honorable
custom. fol- 70 work on them. and cat
thsm up. This outrage on tho more
civiKssd and enlightened natA.A Of
The United States, together with tho
fct that several missionaries have
lately bssn roasted in the Islands Of
Thokamban. caused the Sloop.of-War
Adams, to 80 into the Fegrecan Ar.
chipslaso; where the crew had sever
q 6ghts with the natives. and succeed.
cd in getting An incend;ary on shore
who under the cover Of night. set FIRE
to no less than Eve Of their towns aud
burned them mp To our minds eye,
the Fsgreeans give evidence Of a more
Just appreciation Of Christian virtues,
than our own people, for they did
nothing but kill their enemies and eat
them, whilst our people done this.
leaving tho bodies Of the Fegressns to
the buszards, and then ct fro 70 their
towns
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NspttCA.

Att PERSONS indebted N ~ WIN please caM
sra settle NJ by NE Ant n Mssss.
oar ssssssssss sts bsssby SeslAeA shst IN me
LAST NJ eves1 iscssh shsN bills win Ss ssm'ts.a
10 shetr, stsSsss The Pest vface, ana trcmps
psss,ent n sapeesss, IN every Instance unless
p'svi"ss arrangements sse sssAs,
aek1s A.. MONTAN 4 $40.
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Srfi6l xGtifn


FSAli WAesm n MAr CeAesv~.
TIVE eSstonets n ths vndersi xned must
Il net bs sstonished n know thst ~
wants :" v,c~sv" Those indebted " him
must call snd settle by tbs FIRST II May, ~
they will he t"iisd IN.
fsiJy " 80. a. J. w QUtu1lNs
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

IT, tsvssss tudsbtsd " me IN Store Bills, viii
IL p,sAse RENE H,hes inst tbeis AseeHats wsts aus
.n shs hsst"f January, and Unless they come ~
ward and sstste Nstnedist~iy. viii he sn,speiis6
10 ptaes them IN the hands " collector tev eols
tssijun, lAbe NJ, IT, ptttbtr0
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

~ Mr.. Louls HEBERr. State
Engineer; has our thanks for . pam.
phlet copy, Of biz Annual Report to
The Legislature.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

wanted.--A situation "a sehool 'Tsse-
her, either public NJ prvsse. The best ~
fe'eoee given, apply n VIM. Dogel's Drug
store, tn Lafayette street.. feb js4tm.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

UOur friend and fsllov.citizen
EuoExE LAnouE, Of tho steamer Lau.
rel Hill, has our thanks for oity papers.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

.lseisioa Of court Il conpetent jut's'
die,;on IN tho Huhy trial. ba. beer
act aside aod the opinion bf the late
chief Executive Of The State. trampled
under foot, by the great ''inquisitoris]
tribunal into which the Legislature
has placed itself by usutpasion Of Az.
.botity The constitution docu.
mept an often grossly violated in let'e'
as wall ~ spirit. should not now be re-
ferred 70. No ask IL humble subm's
sion TO the WI Of the majority, what
are va ness 70 be surprised with
Give us days notice. that We may
prepare for the battle. and not be an.
tirely routed and disconnected.
The Lower branch If the Lsg'.la.
tire has been heard, aud Mr.. Huhy,
Sheriff Of Orleans. is. ~ far ~ that
body il ooneerned--removed from
Office. Some member Of the Senate
may be found with boldpass aud an
dacity enough 10 hold ths document
At bay for ~ hour or two. III that body.
10 breathe a feeble word Tor The sover
eign will Of the people. ~ embodied
In the constitution, II will however.
be ,,t \ tnomensary suspension Of tho
voies Of that body; when had. tho
document will DO despatched with
convenient haste To tho Governor.
whose name being fixed TO IL, the Great
Magma Charter II our constitutional
rights will have been signed away for
ever. From that period forth. one or
tho other of tho two political factions.
which must ever divide tho State. will
govern II with tyranical and desrotic
sway. There IL no officer in tho GOV
eminent, who may not. after this, BE-
removed BY address. and The question
to be asked, H. ITO what political par
" does he belong :" Gould tho per
quisites Of bis Office add TO tho strength,
IF the Central Committee. or tho Wig
wam." II 80, address him out. II il
not necessary to nsk. "has tho man
been guilty Of matfea.aoce or de,elic-
Ion Of duty. A sufficient reason for
liz removal can b. found in tho fact,
hat there was n mob, and the ballot
,oxes were overturned. or some Of tho |
'iotous scum Of tho earth had a jpl,t. |
Y some illegal voter. was inundated
rom exercising n right given him by
mo or tho other Of tho parties, 10 CON-
nit = fraud on the ballot box. II this
loo. not furnish q pretext, thon pro.
'st boxes may be brought in, with
ny number Of illegal votes to turn
|,e SCALE
There was ono point in Tho discus.
ion Of this matter in tho Lower House.
here the American party was at fault.
! il asserted by some Of tho gentlemen
hat there was no evidence Of the facts
reclaimed in tho address. Here they
zero ut fault, for there was yellow
overed pamphlet Of tho trial, gotten
p no doubt, by the Democratic Cen.
al Vigilence committee, ut its own
xpense and published to the world in
rder that the (acts--or at least, such
, have a semblcnco in their faco to
'stify the Central COMMITTEES view.
ere embodied, and when VIC consider
lat the aforesaid pamphlet came from
10 New Orleans Louisiana Courier
lice. there. should not DO a question
Used a. to its truth, its whole truth,
ID nothing but the truth.
Wall In - - NJ. u,n,, I'll +,
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WA NTEDt

vOtrd SERVANT atHt,, MT Jess thai II
~ ysass ND. tibstst wages given. Apply IN
the undersigned ~ shs gotn.t el1ye.
fetts J. g. gAAaAUv1A.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

IL The Defsa says, in ,pesk,sg
Of an article which appeared the ether
day. In the Esyessns chat the editor
Of ths psper. gives nstsrspes u 4
Tissue of threats and falsshoods from
beginning ~ end Aud coptinues
=" No one but coward and n liar could
fabticase az infamous document. -
This has a personai aspect. end II il to
be segrctted that in New O,leanr
whe'e heretofore during tho most in
.su.e political eroi'emens The best
per.onal relationship has been preserv.
I'D among msmbers u the press that
1t ia now suffering and on the eve a. IL
would seem Of being broken up forever.
This ID wrong. We who cater for
the wauts ii all CLASSES aud all parties
should not mix into our own daily
bread. this kind Of poison which in
jutes Tho g;ver as much az tho rsceive,.
Il ia proper that tho de,nagogoss Of
all parties should gtowl and bark, and
snap their teetl. At ono other. Ct ~ the
bone Of office, which Ia tho bone II
contention: but pray gentlemen for
the credit Of the press gang, meet and
settle your personal difficulties. and d.
not let your passions any more. get
tho 'Atter Of your Judgement. It is
only calculated 10 produce ono effect
and that Is unpleasant feelings all
round. do. get an ounce Of c;mt to
swestep your i'naginations, and quit
feeding on flesh. l'atrop;ze Wright
Il 60. a"1 i-s'e'1 Of taking ,r,nsse
e"fes in tho '"oto'ng. sweeten your
coffee with tho" balm of n Thousand
flowers"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

FEMALE DocroRs.-The Female
medical Education Society Of Boston,
has put out its sixth annual report.
The institution was opened in ls4s
and now numbers over hundred pu-
pills, from different parts of New Eng
land. We have been laboring under
q mistake in reference to the extent
Of medical education impaired to f.
males, At this institution. They are
not schooled to minister to oil the ills
that 6esh is heir to, but are confined
to The study Of obstetsricA and the
disease Of women and children.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

Rumons.-All manner of tu,nor.
come to us hourly. Of bloody work said
to DO going on IN New Orleans. The
lovers If this kind of excitement
may indulge in il. Va notice That
those who take most Of il aud dwell
with most zest on tho ka4rid Details
have most to do with il; arc better
acquainted than othres with tho villains
who at this time infes. the by ways and
high ways Of the Crescent city. IT
they arc TO DO classified un,ler tho head
81 Thugs" very good. The man
WHO il blind enough. 10 believe that
they do murderous ,)ec1a, at tho in.
stance Of American citizens. of either
party, in n fanatic. No, they ara in.
responsible, aud whoever
shields them from tho nrm of Justice. il
an accomplish. A few examples Of
summary Justice. would have WIKI
some effect.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

Fashionable Hats.
lust RECEIVED by steamer Cahaw-
q b, six cases. Gents fa.hionable Black
Silk, Cashmere and Soft Hats Of all
shapes and eolora, 6 The Clothing Empos-
INN, opposite The nasnsy House.
nn22 w. d. Phillips.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

CHAHaEs or ruiz EAHrH-Philoso-
phers are agreed that thero il not in
all nature single particle Of matter ut
rest. Nothing can rcsist tho influence
Of heat. which daily and hourly con
tracts and expand. every atom in ma
ture. thus m il were working NIL
things 10 M to make the PARTICLES loose
their attraction for one other and break.
ing them asunder to form new comb
nations Tho very earth itself like
hugo monster as it is. is actually grow
in size, If not in weight. The Gcologi.
cal reports Of New Jersey, it is said.
show conclnsivcly that the Atlantic
Ocean j. steadily encroacling upon
the land on its coast. Tho Ocean ut
Cape Island, has advanced inwards
since tho Revolution, full mile
Along the Bay shore Of Capo May,
tho marsh wears away at tho rate Of
n rnI nuaes, A,w~~ ,,oo.c
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19
Keepit in Mind.

Keep It IN Mind.
"HHN you have money to spand for
w Creceriss, provisions &C., that you
cannot do better than to call snd make
your selections .at.the cash store OF
jan2e n. 7. ToxLlHsoy / Co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

V1D11Wo CADO0s@A 1ns assortment, for
' saje b IL WALLET.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19
sNnkicE.

A. MOMTAN 4 $40.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-19

mo- IL. WALTZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
PhiIadcIpbia Markets. .SEPr. 80.

QUFRcrRoN BARN held al s39 ~. without sales CorToS
quiet, bur hrm and only few lots have CHANGED hands
CLoyE~sELD dull, prime IL quoted A. ri FLOUR not
much doing to-day consequence ot the tn holders are n
in their There but little inquiry for export and the
only transactions reported are bb single 81 aud
l50 bb. do 15 q Dbl supernne held NJ 80 87tD*7
The sales home consumption moderate a. from - %
81 So RYE FLOUR is and firm ~ So 10 Corn MEAL
better demand and the stock IS now much Ieduced es
bblr. Penpsyvsns az - 81 e bhL Ihere nut
OF WHEAT offering and holders have AGAIN put
UP h. prices which has had the effect of restricting opera
tious II S. bush demanded tor Red but the shippers and
miller. pay this 1900 bush good quality sold ~
in lO00 bush prime Southern and Penn'y-
vsHia White 65 sfost aud RYE ia lees stvei
sale. Of new and old 18d80c. CORN scarce 5oS bush
sold private but advance on our last quotations.
quote Yellow 66Ot7c. in and shos OATS hn
5s southern and 4Oc. for old GsocEsEs and rso'
VISIONS but little doing to-day unchanged rates WHISKY
fmer bbs sell az &c. Eastern and 0hio S9c asked for
Prison hid. quoted a. 96aolc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
TUESDAY. Sept. 30-P. N.


The business at the Stock Board to considerable
extent and without important change, but with down.
ward tendency generally. The Bears are encouraged
bv the condition of the Money market and by the
specie shipments which they argue involve the neces-
.ty Of a Bank contraction, and are disposed 10 seu
short freely. Erie an exception TO the generai
feeling Of the market and advanced y cent the price
at the close being &c. a62i There is large demand
at buyers option and there appears to be good deal
Of Stock sold for cash and taken back IN that way
The Stock sold as low as 81 in the morning but AZ
the Second Board and after it one of the hrnest
Stocks of the list Reading, under very uniavoraDe
rumors from Philadelphia and orders tn sell, fell
off to Sli at which ii closed, member of the Board
offering 5000 shares at that price, buyer three. The
movement in this stock almost supersedes that in Ere
Several given for the late fall IN Reading
the most prominent OF which we are not at liberty 10
mention Panama was more active than usual, aud
sold al So Central closed at about So decline of
y cent. The Western shares were generally heavy,
but the changes in most instances unimportant.
Michigan Southern active, and improved / y
cent Michigan Central STEADY; Illinois Central
fell of under considerable offerings of stock TO lls;
Toledo closed at 6 the price Of yesterday La Crosse
was in fair demand and 73l, buyer sixty, was bid;
Galena sold at l09 which is lower; Rock Island i'm
proyed TO 90. Illinois Central bonds were firm and
sold at q cent advance. In other descriptions there
was but little doing and prices are steady. Missouri
Is improved = cent, and Virgnias sold at o..
The business in Exchange for this steamer has been
rather large but rates have been heavy portion of
The beavipess doubtless due TO the uncertainty in
,rd 10 the rate of discount at present ruling in Lom-
and street. Some sales Of Bankers Sterling have
been made at 81 y cent but the bulk of the business
in trstcass signatures has been at 9. cent. Com
merca Bills Of favorite signatures have been current
at 81 e9I cent The supply OF outside bills is rather
better, and the market closes heavy. Francs are
| 5.l7i95.l5.
Freights to Liverpool are firm 25oco bush. Gram
were taken at e99id.; 600 bbs. Flour at a. @o
bales Cotton at Id. To London, 2,ooo bush. wheat
] at 100; 5000 bbls. Flow at 2s I'd. 10 glasgow,