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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

LECTURE To-NIouT.--ls will be seen by a notice
in to-day's paper that Mr.. 5. s. Bryant, OF Dam
ville will deliver lecture tonight in the Hall Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. Mr..
Bryant has delivered several lectures in Danvillc
and the neighboring towns In Virginia aud North
Carolina, and everywhere his lectures have met
with great applause. We understand that he is a
gentleman. of fns taste and extensive acquire
ments. and that his powers as speaker are Of a
high % order HI: Subject for tonight !. the Lio
BILE in a religious point of view is the manner in
which Mr.. Bryant treats his subject. thnt I'M
derstand where he has BEEN the use Of the
churches of the various denominations have been
rendered him. We trust that he will have large
audience to hear him, for from what we have seen
and heard in regard to his lecture on Shakespeare
it will BIO universally entertaining and instructive
to all classes of persons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge Marshall, Presiding-
Met yesterday at 10 o'clock but adjourned with
out transacting any business-wl meet again
this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

MAYoR's -CoURT-IIenry W. lIolcombo, who
was arrested lat night charged with breach Of
the peace VIA bound over for twelve mouths in
the sum Of $500.
Three negroes belonging to the estate Of Mrs.
Shakleford. and one free negro, were also before
the Mayor on the charge Of fghting-were az
quilted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEkTrNo-Thcre aro
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of tho
\ ung Mems Christian Association. at IL O'Clock
The public arc invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

FREIGHT TRADr. Received al Lynchburg Dc
pot, on yesterday, from the West. SO cars loaded
consisting Of S cars Wheat, GOA bushels: Is carr
Stock 20O, 600 lbs; cars Flour $50 bills: ears
Miscellaneous, II, 500 lbs. Sent West II loaded
cars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

BROKE JAIL-Two prisoners confined in the
Jail ut Liberty, effected their escape Tuesday
night, and have not since been heard from.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02
!. AND STATE AFFAIRS.


-s9 = 70 AoverHsorszX 49,
.ynchbarg virginian, nov BALI a century
as acquired portion second in influence N
Gsw, &c ANY other Journals in the State; and
aswider circulation than any newspaper pub
.ishel Southwest Of the Mstppolis. 70 say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhooi--it Is penetrating every part of that ex-
tensive rsgon, which, by the completion Of our
great lines Of INSTRUMENTATION, has become
tributary, to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore il affords uncquslled advantages to NIL
our business men who desire tn increase their
trade. ,s-- -.. llt
The job Office connected thercwith, is now one
of the most extensive in fhe State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work, from a
large poster 10 the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
Establishments into notice, nor is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itsolf, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronagc full fifty per cent in the last year
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02
Markets.

NEW YORK, Dee. Flour firm and prices I'M
changed Wheat is heavy and but little enquiry
Tor It, Corn has declining tendency, hu' prices
unchanged Nir.in.a skies 96i the hundred
thousand sold at that rate
BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour steady aud prices
unchanged. Wheat firm, White Sl.40 to l.50.
Corn unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

Berks County Congressional Election
uREApiSa, Dec. Lien. William II. keim, anti
Lscompten Democrat, is elected over the Admin
istr"son canddnts to Congress-, to ali the Vacancy
created by the resignation Of j. Clancy jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

Departure OF Gen. Paes from New York.
Nrw iosk, Dec l.--Gsn. Pass leaves this city
Tomorrow fif Venezuela. A military escort will
accompany him 10 the steamer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

.a1hu SEARURY'S a
BOOT, AHOk Il NAT aTORE. -
FALL OF 1889
MY supply Of noors SHOPS. HATS GAPS, RtNKs
~ NAllsE>. CARPET nAG>, SATCnEis. MbREL
iAS' Nhol-hRl Sh1S, bLACKING, sc, SC Ia nav r.
offered. SN''
am treaty. 'gcd 10 IN, many liberal friends IN the
n.y. ~ N. ~ n" city, for hlr confidence ard patronage
aud shall s,o 10 deserve the by o,c
"g e" k' foods, as can well procure NJ rac prices
Evil ~ le.s l. SEAN'Rf
Sign . thc RIG HAT.
To- Eep rars oct ia
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Later from Now Mexico.

Sr. l"ris. Dee. 1.-The Sante Fe mail. arrived
mere to-day. Previous to the leaving Of the mail.
news had reached San,c Fe. That battle hud tn.
ken place between Lieut.. Bealc's party Of survey
ors AMI the eamanchc Indians. but no particulars
Wtsc gjtou.
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ME-. WOsts WANTND.

MICROBES WANTkn.
sENuE ~ nst RIbEN " put~ tO huy =
Der ~ NcFtn"s of both from thirty
arc ais" N"mon aui tlIiren. tor whom tho lJest raa
b'ic' ~Ulbr GNPi res The viii Unattended
I" atthcr hhme@hs giving description and addressing
nj L. u,hhurf. Va W n MOtNTCASrlE.
rlal
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s,OuKRERO s.u aNO. ElIOM .OMnxEWU



- Lease for Of years. tho iiudngs Lots and
Tcnnessrc the Of the horougfre from Viz
ky Ilsna ohio through Cumberland Gap the SOUTH
made for half century perhaps the most celebrated aud
hest patrnnzed country Tavern In Tennessee. 1t he
safely ss.cr,i. that place within tho bounds n that In
basin Of country lying between the Blu. Ridge aud
smoky unians the asst aud South, and the Cumber
Tho North and West celebrated for lts
aud picturesque has equal advantages
M watering place Here within milo be found
the whitc back aud led rhur the chal eaie an alum
sprug. aud within mile and n half IL Tntoa EPSON
Springs qualities Of which have by tests
he equal OF tho kind In the known world
Free this spring will be secured ~ the lessce
is In Granger comfy. ten miles north IT Nor
ristnwG Depot the Fast Tennessee Virginia Railroad
niles from the Depot AT Kussell'lo r" the lat
ri weekly line If stages and to the former
there has recently been Instructed an elegant road and
other il is expected daily line II stages will
running The mprovcm coussts Il large three
m building, with large Two story ell md basement
stories under the whole There Is commodors dining
two large paors ~ by 90 and comfortable frame buildings
near b., si,ient accommodate om 100 TO POO
guests Additional improvements will be made occasion
require.
and c In ylc suited 10 Its merits and numerous advnn
tarer il rented for the first few years ut almost nom
nal rates ad and farming lands be added to any
sonahe extent de, ird 1t Is important that early applica
order 10 make the necessary arrangements for
b opening with tho coming season. .
D. wHITESIDE,
oct leefl Beans Station. Tenn. Oct 18TH ie5e
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] AM AGENT FOR ALL TnE PAPERS ON THE LINE
ha.msa large circulation amors The people Of South
ursy~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ~g,,a
| IN ANY or ALL or THE FOLLOWING PAllRs.
xMn,Si1AST rfSSr "sHis' News, ) n-,.,o
hNhvHa1n,lAs . %tyHhSs ;r.no wn,c
R,HplI ia,rs ,y 1%nr, ~; Ter,
S SAzirT rsrAh' Lesns,o" Va.
V'aoissaH,' ,AlmsioDv~
S nEMnGRa4 L'1sr,y.v~
SALEM REGISTER. salem, Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smvthr 60 Va
; virginia PATRIOT, Independence ,Graysonco. Va
V HhnpeTH Mino, rmea.te.va.
srAKANn HERALD ohr-,sn'n"ry Va.
W WyThEyILLE l rEns'EAi wy,hevie. Va.
1 HNnC p ,tA ra,sD Monr, comfy Va
R RETrIlIE, nanvl'e Va
TIE "soulI.w EST, " pear.burg Giles county va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria. Va.
prr"" Wishing to advertise in of the above papers viii
Lynch,urs vnsinan rr STAIRS where c.n,racts Will be-
Iy viii also receive and forward adverh PAPER
In the United States wADDi.,,
scptls,s Foreman NrsInan ohce
NEW GOODs.-JouN y. DAvls a CO.,
LINcnnrno Va are now Offering for luole inspeton
consist ny in Pct Of all le newest sly'cs"f ladies bs.
&c rhir stock Of Cloths c"ssimercs and Nesuss is
lcin aud spe, ai atten ca to their stock OF GOODS
heavy Satinuts Plaid linsers and Blankets A full stock
of House Furnishing Clouds consisting Of Velvet lir
sells Three.ply Vrnitan Carpe;ngs Rugs
/ Oil Cloths Curtain Materials Table Linens.
qts
NTEAT GUTTERs! NEAT SGTTERs:!-
! lVA We have on hand. hne ht Of SAUSAGE MEAT
CUTTERS which "" offer At reduced price
| dec l.dts.i WHIT ENCORE g. JOSI.Ik
| NORN PLA>TEK.-An .Gcc,u~l remcdy foe
NGOkES. Warranted to cure IL Gr,c follow ed
Made and for salc by j. H. THOMPSON co,
! dee ldt,l Druggists.
n r you hnve n Cold, COWgh, or dsang rcenbiC it-
u taion abont the throat with II disposition
cough, use tho GO UGH CANDY, prepared and sold at
J H. THOMPSON & co.'s
doe i.ts Drug Store.
ID RCbgAsED At GREAT sACR1FSCE.
4 JOIN ABRtHsNs i'll this morning, 100 BEhI1I
TCL CLOTH CLOAKS. all OF tho approved styles
They comprise the Highlands lila fIac,, Circular
med handsome, Taimas busters, g. would raii tho
attention Of purchasers they ~ ,t less than thc
can be purchased IN the city
lydts,j JOHN ABRAlIAMS
THACkEstS, la nir-tighs Cans, prescrv ned
/ ~ crisr when Just bA ke.i received hv
| in STABIIR & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02
GEO Gklit L., postmaster
Enli .,csI:0@ mud nIMnH, iIy Of tho nloOd.

From n = j. T. Hines Fasor Of fd,cfR ChsytA. Eos'1a.
DIR AYFn:ha," used v"uf Pulls with ~ anrfinHry
my family among III sc called 10 Ia dis
it'S To regulate the ur2ats Of digestion and purify ihe
o"d the the very best r,u"dS lhaye tser kaVN and
Yours, J. Y HINES.
WARSAW WYuNI>u - y y OFT ~ 1855
DFAE SIR: using your tathari r., IN my practice
AM find liciu excellent gstiyeto ,cahse the
LII lrif. iIIE.1 t..u-. ~ L.. LII
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Ei yajpClns, Scr OTulu. Ki.a'- Evil, EctiCr Tu-
md &tli kh"lim

From n F0rvdn!ibl Mar lft n y. I'Nis 70 I. lHi6
DIR Aitu y Pale arc III" lafaRon II a that IL great
In medicine. The have ,uiC my ti, daughter 81 elcrnus
hon hands and feet tat had proved incrrablc tor
" Her mother hal been long gricvo,isiy afflicted with
hotches aud lmi,s h"r ska Ia her LGi.
child erred ied yuur Phs AID hes have cure
b,T. ASA Mbi.sEIDGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02

PRocEEDINos OF THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
FIN Day. Portsmouth, Va, Nov. 90
1858.-Conference assembled at 9 O'Clock. Reg
ious exercises conducted 10y j. W. Howard.
The Bishop announced the illness Of Jacol
Slough, and requested the prayers Of the Confer
ence in his behnlf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-02
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


ENZA. BKONGHITIs. WHOOPING
COUGH. CROlP, Asthma, M
CIPIENT CONSdMpTiON
and for the relief Of c0nuniy patients In advanced stages
Of the discasc
We need not speak the public Of its yrucs Through
out every almost h4n.et Of III" American
ofpuinoBarS complaints have male
IL already Nay the finics riviliytd
continent without personal experience of
communities any where which
among them living trophy Of It's victory
diseases OF tie throat and lungs
While powerful aulnte yet lhonnio man for
The aul daPcr",s diseases If the pulmonary
l"sstest and safest remedy that can be
enpoved and Parents should have
the in.ons enemy that steals upon them
unIrepard have abundat gonnas to believe tho Cher
~ pual by the consum tons II prevents
than ,s. il Keep it by you, anti Your colds
while the durable neglect them until 40 human skill
can cakcr that fastened the vltals
eats YOUR lite All know thu readiu fatality Of lung
and the virtues Of this remedy
need Them il still made the best
can he toll to produce II the
mos, possible and thus afford those who rely ON the
bost agent which skill furnish for their
PREPARED BY DIR. J. G. AVER,
pracGcnl and "a y tiea & emiss. Lowell, Mass
I n sEAy Ivncbburg: PURCELL. LADD r. Co, Rich
nond n +. RfvEs, Petersburg; NJ A. SANTOS Norfolk
and all Dragg.I. ! Y eo@
a NOn Lbs. BEST FAMILY CURED
GAES CAMP SMITH 90.
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q NNn LIS. BEST FAMILY CURRD
A~eUvvy BACON lust received and for sale by
GAEa CAMP, 6NITn 90.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-21

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WM FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. - SOUTH STREET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, October 90
COFFEE.-The market continues quiet, with sales to-
day 100 bags low grades 10E and 400 bags
low fair at 107s We quote fair Rio at 11GIl4
cents good cents, and prime II II cents; Iaguay
ra 12GI2k cents, and Java Il dl64 cents
FLOUR-There very limited demand to-day and
sales of only 100 bbls Howard Street Extra place
So and 200 bbs choice City Mills Super 50 25
quote ordinary shipping brands of City Mills Super at So
Ohio at So. .25 Howard Street at $537H, Ohio Extra
S562h and City Mills do at Sc 25 Baltimore ground
Familyi selling 81 So and Extra at $3.50 Rye Flour
at S4G425, and Corn Meal at $4.37& for Baltimore
ground
GRAIN-The offerings were very light to-day being in
the aggregate only 12000 bushels OF Wheat there
5000 bushels. nearly all white, which brought 1l5d12O
cents for medium for fair to good and we
for fair prime Corn heavy, and sales of white
reported quote ii at 7GG7S cts. for fair prime
Sales of $500 bushels yellow all that at market
65 for and S2dSS cents for old. Oats were
steady, with 5000 bushels market Maryland brought
A cents ana 4hG4S cents There were no
receipts of Rye, and quote Maryland 65d7O cents
and Pennsylvania at S0dS5 cents.
M0LASSES-IS unchanged and very dull.
PROVlSIONS.-The market continues quiet We note
sales of Is hds Bacon Sides at 81 cents and so
hhds Shoulders and Sides in lots at 6a7 for the
former and S9GS7 cents for the latter Rulk Meat is
still held at cents for Shoulders, and for Sides
and Hams Pork quiet at Sl7 for Western Mess t4 so
for Prime and Sl$ so for Rump Baltimore Beef $l5 for
Mess and S12 for No l. Sales yesterday so bb
Lard at II cents, and quote City nominally
OK cents.
RICE.-The market continues dull at * a3 cents for
fair to good and 80 ,G34 cents for prime.
SUGAR.-There has been little more inquiry to-day,
with sales of 25 hhds. Cuba at S25d775, so hds Porto
Rico S775dS 80, and so boxes brown Havana for re-
fnng cts We quote refining grades Of Cuba English
Island and Porto Rico at $675d7 25; fair good Cuba
$500 7.75 prime do. IS % fair good Porto Rico :75
as, and prime tp choice SS.15d9.
SALT.-Sales making of Ground Alum at IS cents
per sack Marshas fine at 125 cents Ashton's do 40
cents. and Turks Island 90 % cents per bus.
SEEDS-Sales of $50 bus. fair very prime Glover at
s. 5oG5.75 per 64 lbs We quote Timothy at $lS74d2
and FlaXseed at 81 55d 60
WIlSKEY.AThe market has been quiet with sales
only SO bbs City cents; Ohio steady at 20 ceuts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-21

TfZAs.-Trade, Crops, Railroads, de,-The Hous
ton Telegraph of the 9th says:
Trade for the last week has been lively, but most
! ly by orders.
! Our accounts from the country are more favora-
bic. The fine weather of the fall, and the entire alb
| sence of the equnoxial storms, has enabled the
planter to save all the cotton possible with his force,
and the CROP will be better than was anticipated
! Picking is going on with good returns. In many
parts OF the BraZos bottom there will be over bale
to the acre.
We hear Of several of our friends who are making
from ten to twelve bales of cotton to the hand
This is from twenty TO twenty-five thousand pounds
seed cotton. Cotton planters in other States will
make note of this. At present prices this will net
about 5000 to the hand. Surely Texas will take the
palm.
The sugar crop is also doing much better than
was anticipated at midsummer, and planters are
now busy with their preparations to take off the
crop. They will begin cutting within a week or
two. The crop will be about three-quarters of a
full one.
In Northern Texas we hear of preparations for
the next wheat crop, and plowing lands, and laying
out for large production.
The railroads moving slowly along. The
first nstament of iron for the third section of the
Central has arrived at Galveston, together with an
additional locomotive and twenty freight cars
The grading is going on as fast as possible.
The iron for the Brazoria road together with
the additional locomotive, &C., &C., is on the way,
and will arrive shortly. So also, we suppose, is
/ that OF the W ashington County road.
! The o., IL. Il IL. road is approaching the city
! daily, but we are unable to report how near. We
presume twenty-five days hence we shall hear the
| whistle of the locomotive within the corporate
! limits.
The Gonzales Inquirer mentions an instance of the
profit attending upon sheep raising there. A Mr.
Fly bought three years ago $50 head of sheep, fol
which he paid 1915. The wool has already paid
the original cost, but he has now 81 500 worth OF
| sheep, and has had $500 worth of mutton in the
time. Not the first sheep has died from disease
The yellow fever RACES in Galveston, and In
dianola. The Galveston Cicilion says: In Calves
ton we are now in the very midst of the epidemic
J Ten deaths and forty-two new cases occurred yes
terday. In short time we shall doubtless have tC
note decline in the number Of cases and deaths
but it will be for the want of material 1t will bt
unsafe for unacclimated persons to come here fol
some weeks
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The Nc,y raven Conntr I.anIs-

New HAVEN, Oct. 19.-The Committee of Stock
holders of the New Haven County Bank reported
to-day, showing that more than half the capital had
been wasted by reckless speculations, and fixing
most of the blame upon the President who loaned
large sums without the previous knowledge of the
Directors, in one instance, $4,000 to Henry
Dwight, without taking even his receipt. The re-
port charged gross mismanagement in numerous
particulars Tor years past. The Stockholders voted
that it was expedient to choose new Board of Di-
rectors ard appointed a committee to report names
next week. The bills Of the bank are good. The
Stockholders only are losers. The report creates a
ppneral cXcitrment in the CITY
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-21
POELrE IyTEELEGENrE

George Couisnn, Thomas Castor and William Coulson
charged with stealing the horses of Mr.. Mann and Mr.
George Cromwell from the grounds of the Agricultural
Fair Tuesday, had hearing before the Mayor at the
Office of the Marshal of Police, yesterday morning Geo
CoulsOn and Thomas Castor committed iai in de
fault Of security in the of $500 each. and William
Coulson in the of $500, to answer the charge at
Court.
On Tuesday night William Johnson was arrested by
officer ogg, the charge OF resisting the officer in the
discharge Of his duty lie held to bail for Court by
Justice Audoun.
Jas Wolf, arrested yesterday afternoon charged
with assautng with intent to kill Jas Church. Justice
Griffin committed him for Court
Jerry Hynson yesterday arrested by officer De
vaughen, the charge of stealing pair of boots the
property of John Kilt He was committed for further
hearing by JuStice MnrrnW
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3flonstarg an0 Commercial 8tOith.
BALrrMoaE, October 30. 1858

BALTIMORE, October 20, 1888.
Stocks were moderately active to-day, but the
transactions were not heavy, amounting in the ag-
gregate to $4,000. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road fell off about 50 cents per share 400 shares sell
ing from Sj724 down to Sj7H cash, and S58 to
S5734 buyer 60 days. 1t closed at S57l4 bid, S5755
asked regular way. Northern Central sold Is high
than yesterday, IS shares bringing S2l1s CASH
at which rate it was held at the close with S2l bid.
There some little movement in Bank stocks,
with rather an upward tendency ia prices. The
sales include % shares Union at S76l4 4@ST61@, u
shares Western at S2l, shares Franklin at Sll5s,
and 20 shares Bank Of Commerce at S2I3I. We
also note sales of 400 shares Springfield Mining at
S2lI, with that price bid for more, and 100 shares
Patapsco City at 50, advance of g in the latter.
Canton further improved IS, S211I being bid cash.
There is some demand for Maryland G's, but they
are very scarce. To-day S2,500 1905 brought
1867, with more wanted at that rate, but held at
107. Baltimore City G's pretty steady, with
sales Of SO, 100 1905 at 9S3I 999, and $500 lSS6s
at 9S3l. Railroad bonds firm and tend upwards.
There were sales of $4,000 Northern Central 1855
at G91G, Improvement of z since yesterday, and
$2,50O Baltimore and Ohio lSS5's at S21%9S2M.
Prices of Stocks again improved at New Y York to-
day. but at the close of the Second Board the mar
ket weak. Virginia Gs advanced l; Missouri
6's n; Illinois bonds q; New York Central Rail
road 14 Reading e; Panama Z; Cleveland and To-
ledo IS; Rock Island q; Harlem IS and La Crosse
e. Erie was steady at SIG, yesterdays price.
The following IS comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since JAN !:
1856 1857 1855
Total for the 81 AZ 764 S1774S74 S9S7 137
Previously Reported. 81 9lSol3 56ls7225 46S92SS2
Since Jan. 1..... sG3,36O,777 81 O95 47,s795lo
There were sales at New York on Tuesday of
100000 Treasury Notes at i per cent. discount
for 3 per cents, and par for 4 per cents.
The Pacific Mail Ship Company at its last meet
ing, decided that it expedient to send steamer
from Panama to California weekly, and directed
the officers to ascertain the most feasible method of
securing steamboat service between New York and
Aspinwall.
Messrs. Thompson Bros, Bankers, New York,
quote Land Warrants as follows:
Bay Sell. Buy Sell
80 80 s5 1879 1879 ssossS
The following is comparative statement of the
business of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company for the month of September, 1858, and
the same month in 1857:
Received from s1sissi4 isss slso55io7 dSs5
Received from merchandise. 34,370.69 1853 10
Received from trayel.......... 35,4SS.27 3l.SO03T
@25l,74o57 @2lo,l5l7l
Transportation Roadway DUN
page, Renewal Fund, and all
charges .$123,7952s &12o,2G41o
Netprofts for the month. .$lso94514 $119ss6el
Net profits for previous nine
months. 770,74647 111S,74S.35
Net profits for ten sgOI G9I 81 81 @S CSC o5
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-21
Shipping SnttIIiaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCT. 20.

ARRIVED
Ship John Spear, Spear 53 days from Leghorn-mar-
ble wool and rags to order Towed up Annapolis by
steamug Lioness. Reports anchor off Sandy Point.
brgs John G. keiier for Demarara and Robert Wright
for Monteyiedo--both hence
Brig Geo Downes Jameson 13 days from Caais-laths
to Geo II. Rogers Towed up by steamtug Tigress.
Schr Sea Witch Smith, from New York-to Rose &
Lyon cement for Fort Carroll.
CLEARED
Steamer Patapsco Layfeld New York-A C. Hail.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene Rchmond-J Brandt Jr
Ship Scotia, Miskely, Rotterdam-B NJ. Hodges Jr
Schr NJ. Clinton, Veal, Railway, N. Wv. Rhoads 4
Son.
Schr Seaman, Lank, Hudson n Wv Rhoads & Son.
Schr John Dr. Clayton, Kirk, Wilmington, Del.--W.
Rhoads & Son.
Schr Greenlane, Elzey New York-W. Rhoads & Son.
Barge 10, Pulley, New York-W, Rhoads Il Son.