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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
OAce Hsssh.sias Hallvead Csmpany, ,
PETkkapuH0, July ist lsJe


IL VIRGINIA SPRINGS. via sonthsids railroad from r.
Sars Br.tS VIA Es., Tenn and VI K.ro.d from 5Sso
via EA: Isan and assrg. k.ilroAd ir. Kno1
ton Chattanooga VI. Nashville and Chsttanoosa Railroad
1o s"v"n."s HsapS.
through Tickets issued points the Springs,
and Baggage checked through aths once sou'hsds Rail.
r.. 'oo~,ns schedule x,n be til. souh:s,ds Rail
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Connecting with the Richmond and Danvilla Trains a,
Burkevne Juncop) aud with the through route Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at............ 5.3oo'clk A. ~
Arrive at Burksvilie lJunction) at ......... e6
Arrive At Lynchburg At. 1880 p NJ
Leave Lynehbu'g daily st............."..... s.iO
Arrivs. 81 BurIsv.st Juuctiou) at............ 2I5
Arrive At Petersburg E 4 i TRAIN o."
Connecting with Richmond and Danve Trains atthe June
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. An
Arrive At Burkevilis tJunetion) at............t2 ~
Arrive At FaImviic $40 4. NJ
Arrive At L,uehburg .t........ ............. d.,
Leave Lynehburg daily AN.
Arrive ., Burkeve tJuneton) at............. l.l0 NJ
a" Aeeo@noda.cn Passenger Car Tor IL. a, or Lo.s;
Travel will he attached 10 the Train ea>n L., nchburg
take The Ms IRAN al ' opi"ss gong so %r .ss. to
take sad put or to be- strictly
at other point satheriApds Andersons Mil Ford
M'l.on. wsyiie Daes. aud h',e, N.t'owAy z H.,
ms Evergreen Appona'iox spout sprug Concord James
River.
CITY POINT BRANCH
South Side Railroad Freight and Trains leave
Petersburg daily (Sunday eaptuJ at.......7 A. n.
Arrive NJ Cay Point
Leave City ro,nt ai
Atftte a. sburk AT y 10
The rams the Jam-s River Steamers
leaving CITY Paint Tor Norfolk and every Saturday morning
and Tuesdy evening with the Steamers and
jaime bound for New York
The Afternoon Train Road will run only when
there business 10 justify H. stopping places aud
put of be- strictly by thos.
TIE tram aud III the stopped any
point Friend Crossing. Cedar el and Cross
~ a Isl Sum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
FROM virginia Il NORTH CAROIlN
Through W Arlington City, by Railroad direct.
- - 3 - IS. IL

FROM VIRGINIA n NOKTn CAROLINA
Through W Arlington City, by Railroad direct.
8: - - - IL
TO THE WEST:
gUNIE baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. with Its much i'm
proved Wesern connections, urrs inducements to
travellers Virginia and the Carnas through washing
baltimore to all portions of tie West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
The connection the trains Washington and
bound Weston Wheeling Parkcrsburg from Batr
nSHe l. always promptly made n the Washington Junction
(aely called tho Relay iIonseg mics from Baltimore This
the only change Cars required between Washington and
the Ohio River Baggage Is checked through to the West al
tho Washington station.
10. he connecting trains leave Washington daily at e
A. N an 4.2O ,. NJ. On SUNDAYS a; the latter hour
AT BENWODD
Direct connection made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running irum Bellsire the Ofi' through Cam
bridge Zanesyic aud Newark to Columbus hose trans
connect ark with the Cars the Newark Mansfield
and Samusay r. for Sandusky, Tueo Detroit Chirago
AT PARKERSBl'RG
made tby Steamboat miles with the trains on
he Marietta an Cincinnati Road for Chicotc, Cincinnati
SC. &c. ~ -
The Baltimore and Ohio trains connect w'ht the Of the
Cleveland aud Ohio River Railroad tor Cleveland Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and all the Jrhwcstern points direct
Travellers requested ~ ntiec that while tins the
only Route sorng Through Tickets and he.k. IN wash
inYton is y tho SHORTEST, SPEEDY and III.
RECT to nearly all the leading points the West The
from ashngon to Cincinnati Is but about 00
miles, being about 100 miles shorter thap by any other route
Fare, by through ticket from Wshirgto,. at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest OF the Northern Routes
from Northern cities.
Springs Cumberland Bedford SPRING. Oakland and ration
passengers may leave Washington at A. M or $50 NJ
For the minor Way Stations between baltimore and Wheel
ing, take a. III. train from Washington
II For further Information Through Tickets, &C., apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at Washington 81
W. g. woODssDE Master Of Tran-p'rtation,
baltimore n Ohio Railroad
L n Cole. Genl Ticket AGenA sep2eu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
NEw.YoRX ADVERTIsENRHTs.

"a :.wlMg aACaiNks.-A PRACIi-
ofmng fuiy eqaai wort No issing ripping Of stitches
Nj ssssg Sss Of ordss Asy ssdy sss every body
uKcpssp 1T axcEx. saA.r or LsrTEss s.rrsr,
eisave Rights for few States and Counties will be- par
60 wnna NE reeeh cf snssapsising buness man a
The proprsors ennAdsnty si they nov place before the
me greatest ehesee for prohasbs
EEL sewing Machine coneainng the requisite qualities
when oy hs astonishing simpley and ls viii once
60 70 INC mssses Who have anxousy waiting the Ma
chine to COM within their rrasp Il
or mn ~. saing z parri.ase requested call
on - tns moot wonderful and .ecure
monopoly Of shs staae or t,oupty desired
-. NOVELTY es SEWING MACHINE CO
once, BARTLkTr Co, Needle Nannfa
42t Broadway, cor f,nn.l 81 Wy
Call or send for Circular with cuts IL machuss - -
23dlm .
GOLD TIDAL GRAND AND a0U111
" piANoS-STE1NWAY& SONS e. wAfE.st ~ fr.ss
broadwsyo New fosA, Manufacturer, ,en.. " =
ever they brought sheiv Plane Rsrcs into CON @RX
petition With the bcst makes Of Boston, New
York. philadelphia and Baltimore - ~'G J
Received The ht prise Medals Mesropea. Fair
The ts Premium q gold sdaD for the bss. 40 Fort.
The First PRIZE Medal for the beet psno Forte Al ss mae.
lean Institute. Crystal prlaee Now York, sJ6 =
The First Premium Gold Medal for the be.t Gran Plaza
Al the Maryland isssitais Baltimore 1857. :
The First Premium at the Stale Fair, Detroit 1857
The First Premium ~ the State Far Riehu,ond 1887
Among the the 6rst talent tie coun
try such ~ W 4ason QOitschak Wolienhaups &c Grand
and Square Pianos with wooden and iron
frame combined warranted for three years Prices mod
crate. ~, o. ACol IseptII dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

VERMsFUGE's.-As sppiy Of Fahne-tsek's,
hcClane's Ree's, aud Dead SnoI Also, Bx,dott's Su
gar Drops and Holoways Coastlon These preparations
are oil celebrated and remedies For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY,
oct mtAl ~. Druggist.
w @ X - CLOCKD:! CLOCKA!::-The
subscriber has just received hundred ULOCKS,
OF ~ aprts ahapoe Aud patterns y which Woad invite the
asehtbn q hS fisnds and comuniy large PlsasscaA
asd examine, and you will ind the prices suit ~ y Us
Rsp ssW. NJ 1851 JANIS DIHWIDDrD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

(NEMENT.-IGaving been ppOimt ed sole geas
~ by proprietor Of the "James River ement Works.
for the sale Of Cement in this place. am pared 10 Nh 81
| orders at the lowest prices. WHIT. ANDERSON.
|
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

COALi C0AL!!-Wen rc now prepared TO hIi
Ash thracite, Mountain and Clover
I'M Coal lowest market prices, for August delivery
sg, Orders left at the Sr,rs OF Mess,s Valentine Hen
ny aiaia street, will receive prompt attention
augais ANDERSON LANFORD 4 co
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STOLkN, FROM MH FARM NEAR -.
~ Mowarassie on "wednesday Ut last week. EreySyfSA
hohSE tnreo OF four years old, medium size q uhn
reward I'LL be gwen for the apprehension Of the the. M
liberal r,~a ard tor the horse. 1 a IEWIS
ScostavllC, ALbemarle, Va, Sent. IG-ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

VEONKA DeANs.-A s.ail let ESis.e Teaka
so -" " A. sTRoTHBR 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

E0LUa = AHD Lamp OgLa.-Ou h.u1 . f.II
II 0pply Of HLUID md best LAMP oils For sale by
noy Ztal &t J. THOMPSON 4 CO.
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VA rkNN. RAILROAD CO.,
LrACbBtho Va, Oct. 2,th Is5e }
ana aner Monday. The list day of November ali
" produce suffered tue Depot ~ Lynchuulu
longer than " hours, will
The city AID all produc. ed viii be charged with
tue sApsnss such uassicr.
n. step rendered necessFy by tho accumulation OF
Efwsnt III me Lynchourg Depot by which a.
we =. Tue Consynets Vt freight, sub cou
'en.o.Se anu HsN VI ioss W. Y. SMITH,
kuiii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

lust spes~d .rcnsends.. Sss nifty 81 eie-
u giant BSNNEr AND SASH RIBBONS AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS. all Of which will be sold ehsap With
the largest assortment Of Ladies' GAIT ERS and Ai0
oct is.. ~ - JOHN A9RAHkMs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
NEW CAsDlaTORK.
A. g. L u w l =

HAS taken tho large aud eomodous hons. on Main st.
H oruerly occupied by Joseph No~a. I'd door above
hssrs schoohsd asa Thurasus Hardware ssors. and
pssies ~ Joan H. Ssay's Drug s,ure
receiving large aud well selected stock Of 0RO
CERlEa SrAPLE Dkf GOODS, bought szcssissly for
.aAh and hich will be sold prices that canno, A 10 give
al whs may with call A. an do
,erssa % business the cash system. extra Induce
will BE- ssrsd cash buyers those desiring to
change Tor eountry produce .... Fl I'D.
stock u 40. / PERUVIAN 0uAN0 always on hand
sssda particular invtaon to the old sus.omsfs Of the
hrm oAA T. ew. formerly In tho Dry 0oods busness ID
this city, 10 give cali well ~ the public xensra
mar ~ dts A. U. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
Very Renarkahie.-

CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1883.
MEssRs DOVE & Co.-Genencn :-Havug had short time
since occasion to Turf Oil In extraordinary
and its action being gratifying.
wrn regard for the benefit Of the community
large had due Coli In stable lot, in which
Bull The Bull became enragrd for
gored the Colt In the shoulder the depth inch
ripped the neck about the distance. which
trightful wound Several ueighbors we're
present snd remarked they would not give rs his
life, ey thought useless do
determined The Turf OH the use Vt
small bottles he 10 entirely cured.
Very respectfully
jan 2S ts IL. c. FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

VNkuE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES or
- EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
I'D TO CukE, AND NO DANCER IRON EXPOSURE TO
COLD Price so ssnts per bottle.
Entered according Aa Of CSasss In the o2s ones Of "a.
Distrts Cesuor l1 Edssera Dvssrics Y,xsie ~ DvE
4 CO., Rioh~0Hd Ha-5O sixe
READ THE FOLLOWING.
Come to our store get pamphlet our
VI cures performed by the Turf Oil of truth OF
our and cisiEsns aud other.
here TO whom refer and
other known to man. Try 1t and you will be OF what
"
True TURF OIL-Read the following, and come to our
and will tell yu Of many others who have been
euTed
. RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1854.
Mari D0ss 4C0-QentlemeuI used portion of bottle
Of your Turf OIL which kindly presented with
Add ake pleasure In saying that found ensctual
Ivng eruption Of the skin for which
for several by physicians without receiving the
lesst benefit Also recommended friend Of mine who
tor some months had been annoyed BY similar eruption OF
ths skn and he informed short time from the
use OF one bottle be had been entirely cured
Respectfully. 4. N. LErTWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

o-v LYNCH g lI(s COACH AN D ,,rzH
HI ~ WAGON FACTORY. The subsc l. t32k.lE4E
49, Der returns his gratotul aeknowlede
his old and for the beral patron
axe inf then and the pub
lie In business and hopes by
attention business merit cont Of IA
i'll and keep han all kinds 81
xle Wagons made the substa itia
style lie make order, and will so have
general Carriages kockaways and
Also of and horse Spring Moving
Wagons u horse stages. All who good work,
old Lyn.hbnR Coach aud Udeson 'aotovy and
he doing cash prurple, expect to
get good work a a low price. All who good and
,ggi.s give me call. JOHN II. b. alley, Aga.
mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

II =. ROLk9N hiss the pleasure 81 e1rrtsg
lie 70 his something 10 the way 81 kECLlN
Inc EASY CHAlk 1hrve POSITIONS attained 10 th ons
Chair the umpless coupete and rhsapest easy
sale In this market II sccsptab's
ALIKE for the invalid for the ordinary puose. Of an easy
Chair Call and SOC H. h. j. fOLkEs.
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Once Of the so"th- side K. II. Co.,t
p1rLhsBtKG, tub. ith 1888. }
the regular monthly mee,ie III ihe board OF Directors
"A ih SIDE L. Iioad Co.. following resolution
adopted -
Resolved, That the Freight Agent Al iynchburs hereafter
be requested COLLECT freight goods received at or de
his Depot ueiure out VI the pOtses
SION o he Company. CvpJ ru.u Record.
JAM...> l., u iiloERT, Scty
NEW EIHN.-Thc subscribers having asso-
~ themselves viii nG" the Drug business the
Scther Whitehead under tue style Of M. A.
sli.DfiER CO. and piessei TO the friends OF
the iur,ner concern aud Ia. pubne generally
VA. \. STROTHER,
June IL 1857. ~. CHRISTIAN
cots
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N ssUlsssENl kRa N x E8's GRAND EXHl.
I'VE TlON OF READY-MADE CLO1 HING.-ih he IN.
gn,i ths opportunity the pub.
lie large and his friends that his stock OF KEADYMADE
UI.oiliING, GENTLEMEN FURNISIIING GUUDs
UMBRELLAS. TRUNKS, &c. has been received and
purrh ed unprecedented l"w pr for cash. and
prompt pa, ing III. to the every pnr
my stock before calling not say,
wonders bait that will confne myself to
and living profits only The variety styles and
qua,y II Clothing Amer aud better than eve-ths sa,
IN 90 I'd faith.
Country Merchants apa my cbblng prices lower than
therefore give call Wholesale AID retail buycr.
and Judge for yonrselvs and 10 studying your interest,"
will certainly purchase Of me-.
oyt l5ts GUGGENHEIMEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

k0k UND9 0o10NBD wIus carry o. ahe hus.
49, - - - $500 - invites I'll he n ,he
y give htn call v whom be Will sell low foy err
s1kkSs 49, @ SHEARER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
gotaI anItIlIatntl.

The wEArHEn.-The elements were more genial
yesterday The day before bad very beautiful
spnske dsy, This eA picture Of outdoor life looked
more animated Or Brilliant
sPEcKs OF FIRe.-A fire broke out in the residence
Df Mr. L. Leluey, scksou street. between
and Laurel At 2ocoek yesterday morning was fortunately
extfugtishrd before much damage was done.
o'clock in the morning aposher re alarm given
A. oeessonsd only BY the burning Of quantity Of
Foasher street.
CoRoNERls INouEsr.- Suicide Of an Old Man,
The Coroner held inquest yesterday morning
Il IDousdeite, nsys Of France old resident Of This
city found lying the Ponchsrtrain Railroad wharf Al te
lake vi bis brains blown Verdict committed saioide
by shooting himself ii the left side Of The head With risto
whist temporarily insane The deceased wasquile old man.
being sixty hFe years age formerly in good circuu-
stanee Ale time City wharsnger at smother
keeper Of the Parish Prison. When last SEEN on Monday even.
ne a, Atearg he var in an apparently cheerful huor
fpylied friend whom he met drink with him. When he
was found dead he had pail single bareed pis,osone
with which he had killed himself lying empty and bloody al
IFS sae and tbs other loaded pocket What Induced
Che spesfaon apasf wheh he destroyed himself GER
tny known but supposed have been pseuiry depres
sion. he had no family
Asysr was held o, Cha boav a,
Peter Leitz German. who died Charity HOSPITAL % ~
efee Of sab given him sometime ago a, the corner \
Tchonpoula and Louisa Streets BY some persoa 10 Nm. mn
The Coroner rendered verdict Of murder .g.,r
some pessqn Or persons unknown.
Flnsr Dlsre1cT CouRT.--The trial Of james Na,an
f0r the murder OF John keronwhch Ia Nov neef
pened N The Attorney General proof could be mo
dncef that The prisoner had been personally with iu
seanie the day BY Mr. Moise he pos
gad s de lime ~ As fs ns aad ben
paareii he e snd Mr. Melss appessed for s,as
The iesgmonyvith Tie Particulars Of which, given
Kecosfe ish rAHy q oar reefs must sill rememherus
N elsct thai Whlsi John Ken0neaptAin Of
schooner. and eveal olerf. playing cards table
Ms sddons colt ehose a. The Liberty Euphr
rne streets, the New Basin lhp l9t e August
james Nolan wbe bad previously followed him and abused BIZ
I'd sss..s ea e e wen, , ~ behind ia and sss.
madss escaped, aerwafd discovered and capture
hr Na ~ d nonacil with fhe assistance az special ofc
SmIii tbs borden q he defegse-sch ably
daredty Field and BIO that Rsnon bad D
tf,sftst Nelanaceasinx him q stealth
sc1 and tsaueie nsa caefaetr 20 tia. eeeI before
wife Tile tesfmoDy, however. forelhly arEed BY
N7ie shprng 4es@F case & siul and pnassa'ed ms
sse sase ssss en 10 the jury n ausrsFpnss c,cos
de ngamsat beng padr ~ ne Aoraey Gen raj for
tnd N< Bio kur and Col Field fer Inc prisons
9f inrg verdict al half past D. NE por
14]1.e1 nnl Q'Qt<k Fhs1 the tQurt opened, ihs y
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had the Judge Informed sas tey could TAs Court
then eu1ncd Hn The usual hour this morning ana 'ne
given in charge Of The Sheriff
REcoRpER srrrH's CoUar: Thomas Eagan, charged l e
With ssabbng policeman VIM Brown ST Joseph sfes On
rissnas testify u 4 rhes wall stsen.a hin
w s.s had s ssnF We
vi selling Thens F.sy ssss' h Sa,e ~ .ns ~
presenter sppsarae Mke Bsssst charged viz ssss b
samuel Harris NJ bach ' an, he sSh n a cSassa @
sesssnx The u clsshss And John and os1ss
rssy--wers ali dismissed.
as row ~. q u si's rs street s' %nd "a
Frank osan fivuy driving thstt male sans % Ienoa
team . asS vas ssssiss running wind q
Edward 6, sns M e ~ : asRs on
WIN ncksy Wm- Matthew'S pretty pair Of sweet WI
1D5 .S Safss slave fs s
esivs IS m sssagIting haIles Brown white man with
State conaFenon, ordered 70 leave the State Mar
e. n S nss 4 sRs & FOR being DE
sn At Che INSTANCE e his brother Michael sent p ~
required 70 PAY SIS or go g prison. for getting on
fSe flosne xsrs respectively rasnsd and booked for u
s.s Az ss ssss viii s s s.sa
shared with .s q ,ss' aaS 4Sa.
streets Monday evening Fixed icI Tho "a , stealing
rod waseh and chain from Christian Hines ICONS Dyaass
street Sunday morning Fixed for shs sd ..r..a
h charging 4 Ss%s sa sss 81 one s 1 ss4nss
Laayese New Leyee Streets after agreeing 70 iosge
them for Ss Fixed for the 2eih.
WIN Kingston charged with knocking down and kicking
VIM Hawley on the Steamboat landing Fixed LOT the zh
Z RECORDER FABRRis CoURT.--Wm. Jones was yes
erday before the First District Court for taxing Mary
smith Bienxe street on the evening Of the glorious
Eighth IN bail he prison For beating
j. Bouret At The Of Bienve and Franklin Streets the
Jones again committed for trial in the
First District Court.
Jean Wives onrageousiy abusing Joseph villa at
Toulouse required pay SIS
spend q month q the Hotel de Phillips s-H'
Fss Females and hemae held for examination
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corFoN AND TOBACCO srArEMENF.

MOLAssEs Prices irregular and ranged at 12z9
l8c for Inferior Choice with sales Of $500 bbs About
500 half bbs sold 22lc, and 20 900 gallons on plan
tation recently at lsc 2 gallon in the cistern.
FLOUR There good demand, at hrner prices The
sales embraced some 600 bbs including 34 Unbranded
$50 81 12S 400 superne - So 800 at "a e2 1900 ST.
the Rio market 81 TO- 1000 Extra S. and 800 at
IS Is . Dbl
GRAIN sales Of included 400 sacks White Mt
&c. no same and Inferior and Green 4045c
bushe OF Wheat 2ls saeks Very Ordinary Red sold
Zoe The sales Of Oats comprised 100 sacks
St 445c $50 Prime Illinois small lots 43c
p bahe selling in small lots 6Oc . 100 Ms.
PROVISIONS. Pork still frmer, and noticed sales
$50 bbls Mess in four five lots at s Dbl Retailing at
$14 2l4 Co.,. OF Bacon few casks sold at 7sz@Sc
Shoulders Sides 48 eres Fancy Sugar Cured Hams
i5l6c The sales Of Lard included IS eroe Prime
ssc 90 kegs 9s and $50 at Toe p b. Stock
light and market firm.
RICE. 20 tierees Good Carolina sold at 31zc p n.
COFFEE, Sales Of 50 bags at SIC 5 ats $50 at "a and
400 on private terms
sALT.A cargo of 22OOo bushels TorrevejA aoat and
bulk, sold at &c v bushel cash.
INDIA BAGGING.. We notice sales Of as bales lie,
cash, and lot at time holders the close asking
9Ii1Sc q yard for round lots
GUNNY BAGS. A lot of 30 bales Extra Heavy sold
cash.
LARD OILS bbls best Cincinnati sold in lots at CSC p
gallon.
TALLow....A lot Of 80 erces Texas sold DC q n.
WHISKY The sales included 200 bbs Witshire's Extra
Rectihed at l6c q gallon.
FREIGHTS. "A ship taken for Liverpool 9lSd for
Corn London for OIL Cake for Boston 10
for Cotton and vessel for New York 81 Is hid for Sugar
Vessels the berth Liverpool taking up
at 7-leQl5s2d in British and American.
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gtm Orleans sfluutu gflarkst.

cREscEsT orricr No. 70 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, Jan, 10, 1858. {
Without any great change in commercial Matters the general
demand for money to-day the decrease unless reduced
aeceded the part lenders capitalists The
wcahe all that could be desired for business Cotton
however having enhanced their beyond the OF
buyers She transactions in the staple extremely moderate
buyers Stubborn and impressed with idea that
9Th Of January accounts will not sustain the prices de-
manded here Very few buyers either for the domestic
foreign trade inclined go for Mddng
exchange predaed prices above that figure be
negotiated with freedom Whether 10 cents Il Is not
observe that buyers and sellers could to-day
which might lead Increased amounts of exchange being
There activity and life in the paper oday
than noticed for weeks Of long
merca paper made the Of seventy thousand
lars BY two paie' the rate Of per cent and twenty
thousand dollars Of good 10 fair at Is per cent The market
closes favor Of Sellers and may expect lower the
There rhyme nor reason that money
shouid command l2Dl5 this market It
had in New York cali t per cent, and discounts from
@9 and 10 per cent.
Exchange very quiet today Northern are plenty
the banks selling checks New York the par
Very little done outside Some factory drafts sight Boston
sold per discount There was sale Of thirty
days sight Ne~Yo at discount and large sales
Of double Al sixty days made per discount We
quote from that 10 81 S3 discount Sterling advanced
Some bills Of ding dras sold l0s@l0ss with clear
bills ruling ffcm s& and lO9 Some bank drafts at
sight sold li2 Francs have stened we place our
figures this evening al S5a525 Tor AL signatures b4s
5s5 for second class Under the limited transactions in cotton
the market for foreign bills closed with hardening aspeehat
Is, in favor of drawers.
There mail to-day via Mobile there may be none
Tomorrow
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