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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

h-RIcHMoND. July 9th, ls5l-Messrs WV ; i'tfhs 20
Gentlemen duty to the afflicted alone pr'"i
me To send Won this nona TO the great Val ot
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE for that almost inchfaoIe
disease, SCroula.
without being disposed deemug necessary, to go into
the particulars the case, say that the astonishing
ul that have been produced that medicine meHh"r
OF NV own family observation and super.
intendence skill of the best physicians had been
hausted and all usual remedies had ed iny Justify NJ
recommending its 10 all who may be suffering from 'a'
dreadful masdy. ,...., , 49,. -
do not mean TO say that II al3Ilea 10 M S''''c' '
that it will afford .he relief in all casts or 81 'he
can know nothnr about fhqhHt from lat nae seen %
the effects yuu not II ~ any ana every ease
Of Scrofa with pei tor whom i 40 interest OF over
whom could exercise influence or control . e-...
Respectfully yours, JAW d. bptia
LAM q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

VIM. C,owdus shot Tho~. Clifton throneht the
hart in Ilaysvi!le, Ky, on tie 6 h. and esca.
ped after after the perpetraton Of the deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

A. = n
~ BiB SLAVES and other Property, Pcdar Mills in
Amherst shall, nj the late residence Of peor T.
d' on Thursday 18th day of January, 1885, df fair
on The neAt lair day thereafter Sundays sell
hehos, bidder % SLAVES mostly young very likely
among them are men women, boys girls and children
OF hom good Cooks aud House Servants Also all other
Property boongnK 10 the estate Of Peter r. Thornton deed
a"i Hnnsshold aud Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utcp
sis. one Horse Ac The terms cash
other Property credit of gmnnhs and over
The purchaser giving bond with approve under Is
The cash will be required
Tie sale made by end request Of all legatees Of
loter l. Thornton, deed ROBERT II. THORNTON
Almr OF Peter y Thornton, decd.
4 | rIl Bnu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

IL ton, Engineer, Frederick kuach q Heinrich
Architects and Dranghtsmen IL prepared TO furnish pcsRns
SPECIFICATIONS and estimates all kinds OF buildings
,hinry Special attention viii ho rnid To tho construction Of
work entrusted his charge Surveys o Land Mines aud
Hoa viii be made the HhoftoH notice, and upon The
rro, plans Address II ENAIl.
id&cta Architect. Richmond,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
LATEST NEWS.



The Panama star, of the 2ath gives details OF the
seizure of Walkers steamers but gives nothing i'm
portant in addition to what is already known here.
The Magdalena Companys steamer Anita foun-
dered of lubanilla, December 23d. The chief engi-
neer mate and L seamen persisted. >
Revolutionary movements are in progress at Bogo-
Ia and carthegena the object of which is to form n
Federal Government, and upset the Aspina admins
tratiun.
consular convention between Chill and the
United States had been signed by the representatives,
of the two countries.
Two ministers from Costa Rca expected IN
Gill; 10 organize Jointly with Chill md Peru n pow
crial organization against hllibuSter incursions.
FROM rERu.
The revolution in Peru had become general
General Nraneo having obtained possession ri eve
y port on the coast except Gallas, had issued pro-
clamalion MS Supreme Chief of Peru, annnlling the
decree OF Castillo, which suspended the payment oil
interest ON the national debt.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Thames arrived at ASpinwali on the 10Th inst,
having lett GreYtown the day previous. She brought
"a of Walkers men who were transferred To the stca-
mer Granada, which left Immediately for Grcytown,
10 receive the fllbusters brought on, by the steamers
Texas and James Adger, and bring them to New Or
leans
Walker had evacuated Risas aud was nj st.
Georges, surrounded by the allies, who had offered
him terms of surrender and MS he was cut off from
supplies, it was hourly expected his followers would
surrender
The Aspnwal Courier of the 10th SAYS, it was
reported by the Thames that the steamer Sierra Ne
vada had been eaptured by the Costa Ricans, and
that in consequence the United States sleop of war
ST Mnry's would leave tor San Juan del Sur ut once.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

I MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN GIANo AND AGRICULTURAL IMrLE
MEETs, PrltnsnuNat NA-lroduce eonsignments solicited
which viii personal attention of the partners efe
TO john NJ Ooy Dr James Saunders .,am Miller Ambr
ue ar, yr chhurF Thomas allacc Hon John r. May Pan
M wa ine, VIM y Ioynes Petersburg Warwick A. Park
dale IIaSau Il 90. Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. Il. NRANtI,
ly u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

DISTRESSING SuIclpE.-rhe Enquirer, of Yesterday
publishes the sad DEATH by suicide from taking !aud
anum of Mr. John D. Allen very respectable young
man. in Prince Edward county, Va For several
months he abored under slight mental Alteration,
which recently assumed the form of mania for self
destruction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

= INstHBuhu IA Trustee In n George PEREZ
val Jr to ho undersigned duly ONCE
Of Campbell eonny shall Saturday the 9TH day Feb
ruay not nj ""clnck OF that day. proceed SELL
premises, to the highest bidder upon ~ and ie
months the Tract o Land thereby conveyed lying
sum Crock In the county Of Campbell about four miles
The city OF ynehhntg containing about 262i adjoining
The lands o H. ID Christian T. G. Jennng NJ Langhorns and
others This land Is truly valuable being mostly
excellent Tobaeeoe All persons wishing TO purchase
invited to View Tho Land will aso sell the
and place. aud like credit ali the right title
the said George perciva Jr the
mother, Mira Margaret parcvhl In owing good
the above rao ahond take place tho time
place abuvn mentioned II viii take place Of
kc House la the city of Iyuchhurg tho follow
to vii On the 18th day Of February - o'clock
Tho title 10 tho above property h deemed
acting trustee shall convey such only conveyed by
said decd WIN, 4. YANCEY
ian II deodtfpb Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
BY TIE l. L & r APH .
Tciegraphcd Expressly fer she..virsisiau.
News from, the uyOuuals.

News from, the u.yOnnals.
BosroS Jan. 29.-The bark Essex, for Rio Janeiro,
Inns been spoken. She had board two seamon
taken from Ran belonging to the -fated Iyonnas.
They report that sixty drowned.
Arrival Of the Arnbia.-DeCline I'm
1BreadSiuiIs.
H,lirAx Jan. %. Brcadstuns all slightly lower
Flour declined six pence.
Wheat declined one to two pence.
Corn declined three pence to six pence
Canal flour quoted thirty-onc six pence to thirty
two.
baltimore and Philadelphia 32s833s.
Ohio Ria 6dGn3As.
Corn-MiNed AIS 6dGo33s Cd.
Wheat-Red ss Sd
Bullion decreased 100 pounds.
,onaols for money 93A.
The virtual settlement of the Swiss difficulty Is
confirmed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

COME ONE, CoNE ALL.-The concert for the benefit
of the poor takes place o-night Programmes will
he distributed throughout the town some time during
the day. Let us have generous, full an overflow
inc house Come one and ALL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

OF NGNVEN.-
by virtue 81 deed of Trust executed by Gravel
wada, the eth day of February. 1851 John
Creed T wills M Trustees and duty recorded Clerks
Office of the Gouny Court of Campbell county the subsc
Der the surviving Trustee, Will the JanuA
~ ta1 In front of the Market House In the city OF Lynch
burg proceed 10 sell by Of public auction TO tho
bidder for Cash. the Slaves and by
The Slaves very ikcl, aud valuable.
jan 2d&ejtawt9tlan O. T. WILLS, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

~ formed Coparnarshp under the stye aud Arm OF Now
lin Alexander for the purpose Of doing general Grocery
aud Commission businuss tho old stand 1T j. II II IL
Newn where they viii keep constantly on hand assofnon'
descriptions and solicit call from their
friends aud the public generally
HEM II NOWlIN,
A. ALEXANDER
ian adNcts Jan |, le57.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

l.. MASTERS, Com'r.


virtue of deed al Trust executed by Jno w Sratto,
TO Samrel Booker for tbs benefit OF VIM u Of
ord In the Clerk sonce the County Campbell and
by virtue Of an order made by tho County Court
At aJanuary TOM tl appointing the undersigned
In The pare of samuel Booker who has departed this
the execution of said Deed shall, WEDNESDAY. tho
iIi day Of February front Of the Market House.
The CITY of iynehbug, sell 10 the highest bidder for CASH.
tho negro Man, named William conveyed In said Decd
JNO. q. MURREI.L, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

uNlSAOg.uT1ON.-chc concern of , u. N ~.
II Nowiin la this day dssolvcdhy act OF limitation. All
having claims tho requested To
them Tor and all porHons indebted To ua arc
requested aud mako payment without delay
BENZ u. NDWIlN. =. T.
OF J. II. 4 u. II. Nawlin.
ian sdScts Dec. II, 1850
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

POsgpOBeuscnt.
Tho above sale Ia postponed until the 7h day February
+, WILLS
i'm Hd& e9tawt7fcb
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Markets.

MlGkclS.
Nav YORK, Jan. 2a--flour easicr--not qnoably
lower. Wheat firm and quiet.
Virginia Skies Oh.
BAlrlMoRE, Jan. 2o.-Flonr steady at Sc %
Wheat and Corn unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS

GALE ef88 NEGROES, ~ JRTRRsv1GlR.
- AMELIA COUNTY, VA.-As the special commIssIoncy
under decree Of the County Court Of Amelia ease a
VauRhans administrator &e, yaughan's legstees dc
will oder for sale Jetersvie Depot the Ana
Dansle Rail Road Tuesday and Wednesday and
2st OF January 1851 10 consisting Of Men, Women
Bpys and Girls.
Trims sir months credit tho purchasers giving bonds bear
ing interest from day OF sale, with satisfactory security
jan 3O-cigfob L. MASTERS
DEMONSTRATIONS sale Of - NEGROES
~ AZ the same time aud place and the terms
above "" ohr N negroes belonging to tho estate Of j. p
Vaughan, deceased
JOSEPH N VAUGHAN,
Jan W-chsb Admir- of J. T. Vaughan
" The above sales have been postponed until MONDAY,
the 9TH Of FEBRUARY ls5l when they will take place,
without regard 10 weather and will continue until ali the
Negroes are sold have added Ave
II IN ALL among them first blae kih, carpenter din.
Ing room servant and commence on
the arrival ofthe train from Richmond
ian 3Dctgfob L. MASTrRg ro,,rr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

BsAuTiFuL SIGHr.-Last night we witnessed a
beautiful spectacle. Low in the west the young and
crescent moon, attended by two brilliant stars shone
through..the humid atmosphere with luminous soft
ness aud splendor that pen could describe and no
eve, that had never behed such sight could image
~ itself The three were in a straight line
slantng from South to West, and in all the unclou.
del heaven scarce another star visible. Surely,
Dis the Queen and huntress, chaste and fair atten
ded by this pair of bright handmaidens looked thus
land neversnce so diyinely lovely when young En-
drmion woocd her from the side of "dewy Latmosn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

FrIr lnAnr8s tUnMINun liant,
no pleasure III recommending friends, the
Hhovo firm, ns IN huHucHs VIM A. loot.
rtrw has boon long aud favorably known
nd the ether mombers Of the firm vorabiy prompt
lIlsInosa IN r SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

M ISIS -. v. REID will open her school on
WI Monday tho I'd of February 1857. Her will In
rlude all ih, fnRsh Branches usually taught
male achoola Tho langunRes including Latin French
spanish will BIO taught by her brother, y. v. Reid
TERMS;
Elementary branches, per session Of Ave months els
More advanced +"
School Of Language ncudng Latin French Spnpsh) 10
loom nj the residence of her brother VIM y, Reid J
IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

~
and conveyed 10 Mr. VIM bishop the interest of John
Brown Esq Tho Lease Furniture, good will so, OF tho
AMERICAN HOTEL and solicit continuance oi the liberal
patronage the friends Of urown In behalf OF tho
proprietor. WIN II. JOHNSON,
Committee OF J. J. Brown.
RICHMOND, Jan |, 1857
Tho undersigned hn wing taken Lease for term Of
the AMERICAN HOTEL respectfully Holcits share Of
patronage thu public lie pledges himself
that effort hIs shall he to render his
comfortable the present reputation Of the house
ian 10 In W. H. BISHOP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Nh number ofpnpa nj the formerly occupied
Mis- chaplin The location pleasant and private TO
the first Monday In February
Nina ooy hopes by strictly limiting Tho number adapt tho
Of instruction TO tho various mental
her pupils
Tuition In all the branches of English educ
II five months $50 French and Latin extra.
Il dlawbw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
upENTON n PATTON,
u Commits ion and Forwarding WcrchYuis,

Devote their entire attention Ia the sale of Country Produce
of description and the purchase of goods tor their
TONERS
Rolct to Col WIN NJ reyton Roanoke H. II Poyton. Eaq
Montgomery q W MeChosuey, Esq, Doatourt Col. n }.
Randolph, Albeuaro; Hon Jno. NJ. Patton, Richmond,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

oFBtE.-Pri sous having unsettled accounts
v with Payne q Langhorno Will please call at my ONCE
over the Ctlons Savings bank aud settle Them either by
hnd or otherwise Tha firm Is dissolved and the
mHH Il" settled X N. ANDREWS.
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

fENVD HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE.-I
wish to sell the white House and Lot, joining my
dcucc
Also the House and Lot Judge Daniels Hill which
purchased Of T. Logwood Several men, good Judgement
have expressed the opinion that this
desirable family town The property will be
sold for cash, II desired liberal credit NJ DAVIS
u IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

'| r. 'faht No 20 North Thirteenth Street bought
OF You three years IN Chesnut street. hich cured
" "i neuralgia Many of any friends Mr.. Grips others
have known to be cured by Your Oh when able to walk
PROF. CHARLES DE Gram
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

The SUNNY SourH.-At Oxford, Ga, ON Tuesday
evening the mercury fell 10 four degrees above zero
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

DEATH FROM COUPON the night of the 18th inst,
n voung man. named Dennis Clarke, a resident of
Darbvtown in Henrico county, persisted by the cold
He started from neighbours in the evening to 60
home, and being overcome 10y the storm, pefishet-
r. Dispatch.
AecipxSr-Yesterda Mr.. Henry Ellis, of the firm
OF Ellis Peers, of this city, met with serious acc -
dent while out cunning with Mr. g. Huntington,
near the farm of Jacob Atlee, about five miles below
here. The two were short distance apart when
Mr. DIS gun accidentally exploded lodging the shot
in the back of Mr. Ellis head-Medical aid was bad
as soon as possible, BIT fears are entertained that
Mr. F. will not survive his injuries,-Id
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

a. GOtEs for SaIe.-Sirginin u per rut Bonds
- Registered and Coupons City Lynclourg Bonds en-
don >cd by Va. & Tenn. r. X. Company Merchants Bank
Stock in to suit purchasers Orders country
promptly attended to. PETERS, SPENCE s. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

COFA BEDS.-SOfns, Sofa Il eds, Tete N Teses.
~ Dvans Parior and Rocking Chairs together large
and elegant assortment Of Northern CIV
Furniture OF every description A WINSTON
~ Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

HARPER's WEEKLY JOURNAL, No. 3.
Price only cents the best and cheapest Taper publs
ed in the o. s. and destined to have large circulation
100 copies received at M0RSES.
gan cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

The lcF.-Chesapeake Bay is frozen out several
hundred yards, and nearly as far down as Cape Hen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

WHAT NExT?-The Norfolk Mrs Of saturday says;
We ARE informed that gentleman from Hampton
walked up Norfolk yesterday on the ice 1t we are
10 have a recurrence Of such weather every winter,
il would be well 10 import Il few Lapland dogs and
employ sleds and slcighs instead OF steamboats, aud
sailing ships.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

u ino Wheeler his interest Ia III" stock of Goods Of
George VI Ruoker To the business viii hr continued here
after ia my own namr and On own account In tho same
stor" thoN occupied take this occasion to To old
friends and usunr that lhaNe hand large aud well
nsped stock Ut by uods. and shall all timus cndeavor
keep stock wei worthy heI attention Ny highest shall
be deserve the confidence patronage may
favor me with their custom. GEORGE NJ RUGKER.
B,,E IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

fRANcr.--lhe trial III the Italians. a.,
chsed 81 an attempt - as>a-~tnatc tie En-.
pcrnr had resulted IN 4 verdict III ru,lt,
with cNtcnnatig circumstance, III favor III
Bartalotte and Grill The Cont sentenced
baiagi 10 transportation tsr life. anil Rarta
iottc ana drili t. Il scal4 imprisonment
The trial excited yer, little interest.
spAiN.-fhe Paris correspondent OF thu
London ltAtS IN letter IN tile Spanish
McAicanauestions ats. itam l,,naa IL bu.taN
americans were ready Ia march into the
Mexican territory a. auNlliaries against the
spaniard>. Ii any difficulty on the score ii
nationality hal been raised they would have
assumed the MeNiean Tag and enrolled / hem
selves a. Mexican cit,zea, ar soldiers The
Mexican government seem Ia have no olicc-
tion Ia war With Spain The same letter
says the Spanish Government goes ON with
rs miliiar, preparations n ii no mediation
had been accepted.
TtRsrY.-A despatch iism Vienna STATE.
that the French Ambassador nj CONSTANT,
noplc t"ol down his ilag on the 9Th iu.t
and informed the Turkish Government tina,
he should not leave hi, psi lar several DAYS
The Triler. II the Mantilla. h,d ullased
the Christians nj the town III some. ana ILL.,.
French Consul at B.yrout hal gone a. Tie
spot 10 demand satisfaction Ter he nutragr
pENMARk.--A sanse sion hal heru grant
81 70 an English company l,r,taLli~l,a sul,
marine telegraph, between England patl The
western coast of Schle>wig.
Russia. A despatch ifoia II Petersburg
says schainsl with ihe main h,,l, &c Iii.
troops had been beaten IT i.aliti,a. lcay,n.,
w on the held while the Russian l,..- wa,
only 55 in Killed and mnnn.l,.d
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

W Astiis.to>, Aug 10Th
No New .'rlean, paper We're received a.
day. The Moiale Mr. la, tfc.tyel IA.
couragiag accounts al tin cotton ,rn, iron,
almost every section al ,lal,sma an1 east
ern Mississippi, hut the crop. of wheat ard
oats are extraordinary, AMI great field Of
corn u expected
postal convention has been concluded
between the nlted stutcs and Hamburg
The mails are IL be exchanged l., mean> Of
the United State az Hamburg mail steam
crs running between New York and liam
burg The POSTAGE between the tmtcd
states AMI HAMBURG under h,s arrantrc
ment y ten cents inr y sin9le iettcr # hall
an ounee or under, pre- payment optional.
anu Two cents on new .lalHr4 prepayment
required. The rate, - all ,,unltiy- nnl
places beyond Hamburg. IL. ni.ni,rall, thr
anne ~ all rr,prrir a. - t,tr, charged VIA
Brcmcn under the :. ani ilt,lnen Postal
Convention
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
LATEST VS..


a. NEw YoRK, August ~
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Cap
tam Stone, from Liverpool, saturday, the
18th inst, at l A. ~, arrived al four o'clock
~.
The steamer Arago arrived at Southamp-
ton on the 9th inst
The shore Fable Of the Atlantic Telegraph
was successfully laid NJ valentia Bay ON the
evening of the 9Th.
The Lord Lieutenant Of ireland received
u formally from the officers ~ the Niagara
and Susqnelianna, amidst great enthusiasm.
The expedition i~said 10 have put 10 sen
shortly after the landing of the cable, but
- tho telegraph lime 70 vaIeniia, was not
completed, we were without information of
- prograss. The weather in England had
become rough and stormy, bur was rather
more settled ON Saturday.
The Emperor and Empress Of the French,
accompanied BY Count Walewski, and .
small suite arrived II Osborn ON visit To
Queen Victoria on the morning II che sixth,
and .as received with . royal salute from
the itcct n Spithcad. The visit was strict
y private one, and would not, il was be
hesed, exeend beyond the Isle u Wight and
pro6ahly Portanoath Navy Yard. A most
vlgilant surveillance wss kept up in the
nesGhherhood 81 O.hOsn, and I'll over the
sss,nd y etroae police from London.
Biahcp 0loo1s1isld, late Bishep of Los-
don, eisdon ths eeA iast., from an spileptic
attack.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
co N N Z r CIAL.
New ..,n l.rv e,..a. ,a.,,,.,

The New i"sA "sarisr 4 EHyE,rsr OF SATURDAY
says u prS 8,.,1-
NAN importers aud several jobbcr. have done a
Nsig large itads IN she week now ending, while 9th
- haases ia ih cl..-e- III bushes. have been com
paiaAely quiet Taking tn. average, there has
nsst considerable Increase with no material Varis
tinn "a price, W. think The so,d. .old thu. f,r
WI ssid tar profit Several styles Of good. OF
wheh lhc market has been already cleared have
h.ru fc-ofasTed
Tie following 10 s,asIaent of III. iu,,.or,. 81 d,x
soods II Nv orb for the week and .gncr January
1t
For the Mex is55 i.as, isa-
Inietsil At the port. sss5AJ- o. hsS i01 sgsls 81
Thrown on market. 2,aul iSg .si9asy sea: III,
Saer Ian 1855 IsA issL
Catered At TIE pof 90 saac so ~: s1 Cas- sa 0s IA
Thrown On market. - ,.aS AZ ssSspsOS ~ nln al.
The cgnrse, = Eas1ircr attributes the LARGE Il.
crease IN rsrt 10 ID. fact that good, 10 rh
aielphia direct last year, now pas. through New
York owing 10 the discontinnanee ~ the hue ~
steamsf. between Liverpool and the former port
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

Nav IoEg August Nv
ftote Heavy and g., Zoe lower sale. 81 . 500 hi :
at VI a. as5 ief superfnr state s7sGd 80 Tor wr.i
era sdSo ssa5 for supcrfbe Western o. G5as. for
common 10 nenium estfs do closing heavy with a
dos inward tendency
Wmssr-on the decline, Milwaukee clab at o. 80
chteafe spTlns a slS., new Southern dscli,.d 5,,e
rei eu .se- % Go ha new southern at 81 soC. 81 40
t'i tea u .slsp aud u IS Tor red, rrlna. asi:e-
Ryf bal sOeassios
cass Heavy aad drnopnr Gales a. tssl Ia mixed
Western s5as Sc
oar -pull se6f.3c far Stats 1ud Western
WatsEt SAFES SeD bbl. ~ ~
fons Better sales sfS bhi- at - - - fr ,ne..
aud - ~ Tor prime
Hftt ste. s,sl ihs At tid s0e ~ 10 Tot f.psekc,l
wesisru mess ais. io for extra a.
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