davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
From Washington


SPECIAL DISPATCHES TIE Ngw YORK TRIBUNE.
From a Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. l85S.--The State Of the
gust 80. was in round numbers as follows:
balance on hand. 49,. 600
Amount Of receipts. ........,...... 800 900
deduction. Observation-Disclosures. 40l, 900
1t seems that the cases of tho retired naval Off
not, after all. to be examined by the Pre-
siden but referred to the Secretary Of the Ma
w, tho Commissioner Of Patents and tie Attorney
General
Gen. Harvey is here at the National again to-
day. The number of the army that will winter
in Utah will be full 5000.
The Secretary Of the Navy wants six light
druught steamers for the Paraguay expedition !;
but prices are found to Le rather steep. A sur
gcon will accompany each vessel though the eli
mate in the field Of operation is said to be delight
full One small steamer will first be sent up the
river with tho Commissioner. The rest OF the
vessels will lay back and await advices. Com
Shubrick will 90 up to Paraguay in person; SO
You SEQ that rashncss does not fill the Executive
sail
1t is stated-on good authority / think-that
Jercz despars of getting treaty that falls short
Of the requirements upon Nicaragua OF the Cass-
rissar stipulation; also that the Government
will protect IN American company in making the
transit.
The appointment of Minister to Spain was offer
cd to Mr.. Benjamin long since. His course will
doubtless be determined by the prospects of his
reelection to the Senate, and by those Of the t.
huantepec enterprise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

TEARs.-There is sacredness in tears. They
are not the mark Of weakness, but Of power. They
speak more eloquence than ten thousand tongues
They are the messages Of overwhelming grief, Of
deep contritiOn, of uuspeakable love. If there
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

The suggestion Of the Louisville Journal with
reference to the reorganization of the Wing party,
has met with ar affirmative response from diferent
Gated, we believed. by every opposition paper in
Virginia. The St. Louis News thinks that the
nationa and conservative opposition to the present
ahonal Administration will be found, before long
nrmiy consolidated from Maine to Texas, under the
name and style ofthat beloved and honored organ
isatlon OF the past-THr WIG PARTY.-Aleran-
ldria Gazette
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
Scraps from Prentice.

Democratic paper in Indiana says that a
white man is as good as a niger any day" No
doubt he ia, but the administration doesn't seem
to think that an lrishman is. The Government
recently removed two lrshmen from humble pla-
in tho Capitol at Washington to make room
for couple of fnt, saucy niggers. The rest of the
Irish about the Capitol are beginning to think that
they must black th"ir faces and hands. and make
themselves counterfeit niggers, rs u measure Of
self protection.
The Charleston Mercury says of the vote upon
a certain measure in Congress, that, if one of the
South Carolina members had not been called sud-
denly from the hail, " the parties would have been
balanced" We suspect that the s. c. member in
question. far from being able to balance parties,
was scarcely i'll a condition to balance himself.
The Detroit Advertiser says that "rats are con
tnually gnawing into tho Treasury" Well, let
them gnaw in. Rats, as everybody knows, die in
an exhausted receiver, and we suppose they will
share the same fate in an exhausted treasury.
The L. $. Treasury il in bad way. 1t has
",heled OUT till nothing is left but a Cobb.
The editor Of the Southern Mercury gives his
experiences 81" An Hour in the Pententiary."
Pity it hadn't been year.
The Washington Union talks hoastfully of "the
al-ahsorbing Democratic party" No doubt it is
II spongng concern.
Inc washington 'hi"h rpeuks oi tne principles
Of the Democratic party rs the lever of the Re-
public. We guess that the party itself will short
| ly be II }earer of the world.
4 Democratic editor in Arkansas admits that q
portion Of the Democrats of that State living
i'll ignorance. Probably he ought to admit that
the rest arc dying in the same condition.
A Washington correspondent expresses the hope,
that, when Mr.. buchanan dies, 'heaven will save
his soul" We much doubt whether heaven will
he 80 exceedingly economical MS to save any such
trife.
The Washington Union says that "the banks
are divorced from the Democracy" If they are,
they had better not renew the matrimonial con-
connection, unless they are in hurry to be wild
Uws.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
The Greatest Labor saving Machine
OF THE AGE,
AT ENGLEDOVES FANCY STORE.

"EEDs PATENT SEWING MACHINES, and Justly
w termed the PLANTATION MACHINE-and why I
does all Of work not only upon the very
thinssu upon the fabrics Indeed is supreme
Tailor Saddlers and Shoemakers work. The FIRST
question arises you want onei If 80 very important to
hat invest your money In Ii my opini
money would be very bad invested in machine that
will ny TO the following standard Does WEEDS
patent Yea fully and sa,stactorlyand in
body and fully before for
manifest that upon the performance AID not the price Of
The machine hangs n sensible decision
They will stitch, hem aud gather.
They strong 10, that cannot he pulled out.
They stnch ali both sdts Without forming ridge
deraeatk
They periecuy simple and their easily
quirrI spool cun thread silk sold at the stores
They will longer hn sew ing machine
should imperfect machine 1have
that Gnds Messs Whitney Lyon to give
perfect every way Then say have moth.
lug loss, every thing gain Il decidedly the best
ing Machine and challenge not only
city Virginia produce better or greater va
r'ety OF work done by any other Maehine - ,,o,
sept'.ts ALFKED D. ENGLhDo'E.
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.
N OF b R A s
Flor. sle anin, La vnIcntinn, Ia each uchl ,
Ell Telemaco, H.. L..
Just received and w III be sold At low prices by 10000
sept7.dts SrABLER JONES'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

III Suve your llOrscs-s.W We take Rrcat plen.
recommending the Mexican Mustang Linmeu a
liable AID Indispensable article for Sprans Sores
Calls Horses. our severe burns
Bruises Sores Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Palms.
1t aels IKE magic. We use no other Imminent.
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American Harnden Wells, Fargo Co. Ex
press
Gentenen II had gro worth 81 40 who
cold fom bad hurt and useless for year
used thing could hear of without benefit
the Mustang Liuimen 1t has perfectly cured him,
take the above price for him. Respectfully yours
JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter Teamscr and Family should
liable article Sold by all dealers every
Beware Of any other Braggs Lhiment' 1t ID base
tation. BARNES PARK, ProprietoIs,
sepiJ~ I'm New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

y. N.-tRtnnble Vlcdic1ne.-We
medical offered TO the public has been
thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
Thousands OF they called upon would
checrnly testify that they have ills
the satisa, Ii ia within
that an Immense amount of suffering has been relieved by
Its opetos save in order satisfy the
pubic Being strictly honorable men, they observe the ut
unfor in the their celebrated
Killer. Tn eals of which carefully
secctednone but the best beng used BY these
high reputation h.ch the Pain Killer has long
is al sustained. In view of these flcs by
means surprised to learn that Messs Davis Sons sales
constantly and rapidly nereas 'gl General Ad
vcrliscr.
sold by JOHN ii. SEAY Lynchburg. je I92w
IMPDKTANT.-A remedy has at last bee IA d is
covered whoa certain for DandruH and other d
OF Tie LIAR. The following
Is from gentleman well
atsy that "RosskRs EssEACk hay LEAVES
is what bea remedy unequaed all
known and reliable
PETERSBURG. Aug. 18TH 1857
Col r. H. RossEE-Dear Sir have used your Essence
OF bay Leave for the removal nf danduh ond with
thon three BOTTLES complete
consider of which can uuhesItangy
IN the highest terms. CHAS. W. ARNOLD.
y This aluaoc article is for safe, Wholesale and retail
by Messrs W A. nrROrliER 4 co. and JOHN H. SEAY.
Dru9gistso OF this tity sept 3dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
nwWANTED -Da

FH1. writer wishes several competent to
Il vel i'll the State Virginia. chance Of
red getc Call at No. J. Cabell House Lynch
burg. sept7.2is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

sS spring and ssrs mer.-Of all other srnsom-
OF the lovely s brings diseases it-sueh
colds indigestion aDguor loss OF appetite general
biy-but all Of them may be cured with very trouble
II tr, ated indigo II is well know
gin la torpid liver, and
natural fruits To get rid OF them harmless
thing that will quick the blood
bile and cleanse the entire system and
results BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS Ia the surest and
safest agent Composed Of vegetable substances
pounded in the NEST sknl their medicinal qualities
are 50 admirably prop"rtoDed that they be taken
times and under all the slightest fear
of INJURY ons single bottle has been know effect a per-
feet In delicate feia.e, after all other remedies had
faded.
To be had wholesale and retail by Me.srs H. Thompson
Co.. and by all the principal Druggists Lynclburg
csewhcrr in virginia and North Carolina. Orders by
J.. BAKER. Richnond, Va fseptl1v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

WANIED.cBy the lss 81 October n Young
Man Of good moral charaet. charge Of the L.
bary the Young Mems Christian Association Sc duty
snail he TO attend at their Hail. k,ep list all
books loaned and returned; keep the order
ring the FAIL Winter and Spring months from
to ~ o'clock each night Of The week, (Sundays except
cd Salary $40 per month. Apply to the President.
sept1 dig J. r. +. BURROUGHS, Rec Sec.
"NE C1GAKs-Wc have new In store ,he
II finest assortment of CIGARS have ever ofFrredoy
e's OF good smoke are requested to call and Try them
scptIts w. A. STROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

(w Nistas's halsuns OF Wild Cherry IA nm
Tx Alderman Perkins Bosttn February le53Dr. \ w
Fowle Dear Srfor several day had been suffering
the effects cold panied throat
and sick headache which completely
had taken but small portion single bottle
this Balsan when experienced cough
broken at once and lungs entirely relieved from
the which had bucore painful attribute
entirely the good effects your Wild Cherry,
other medicine whateyer l cordially my
friends Respectfully yonrs,
SAMI.. =. PERKINS.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS ON the wrapper
SETH ". FoWIR a. Co, 1913 Washington street Boston.
Propri.o,s Sold by their agents every where.
rt,tIi xx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
Democratic Frauds in Pennsyivania

The Democratic politicians in Pennsylvania
have always been in the habit Of 81 eating the peo-
pie Of that State in reg.rd to tho Tariff. This
WAS especially the case in the Presidential cleo
ton of 1874, when they affirmed, throughout Penn
sylvania, that Polk was "a better tariff man than
Mr.. Clay" They are now playing the same
fraudulent game again.
Mr.. j. Clancy Jones, . warm and confidential
friend of the President. and simon-pure Demo-
crst. held in high estimation by his Southern al
lies on account of his alleged orthodoxy party
man. is candidate for recollection to Congress in
the Berks district, and is taking ground IN favor
of protective tariff before his constituents. Tho
Philadelphia Press informs that he ais promi-
sing tho tariff men Of Rerks county his support if
they will vote for him. on the ground that he cdn
get Me South to agree 10 anything. and that they
The South rW 90 for tariff upon hnnsyirania
iron and coai.' So according to Mr.. Jones. South
ern Democrats. instead of adherng To their free
trade doctrines, are going to turn protectionsts,
and 90 for a tariff upon Pennsylvania coal and
iron special favor to the Pennsylvania De-
Either that, or Jones and his party are
again outrageously humbugging and defrnuding
the people of Pennsylvania
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

rant any bat tle ioosess conjecture, estimates Az
Tobacco Is plant endowed with an extraordinary
capacity for withssssding . drought and With
subsequent rains grows with astonishing rspidity.
~ taay - wsll qass1lpned whether the erof has
nstained sech injnEy a ~ cause the next year's
&Pections b fall below those Of the present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

IY'Wesd'- a. IL R~.iornsive.- Among NIL pro
psra'ions Tor The Lair that have been introduced ie
"ne has ever given the Satisfaction
that Prof Woods Hair Restorative Las Ills
has passed the ordeal Of nnumeiale fashionable oItt aud
the ladies' wheewr they have cd it, pronounce peer
less arne They hnd where the hair l. ihnned that
atss fresh growihthat fully the vegetative
OF the the denuded
shoot iorb anew-fha di>soves and dAndrua
vents the hair original
has actually supervened gives rh lstre
the stiffness and hc.y Of silk to the hair and keeps al
ways xuriant healthy and IN full, York Tribune
Sold by all respectable Druggists isept32w
~ msitewny'~ DIS tns IL ura., a Ids, ID
COMMISSIONS arising osons
are souihed from Immediate aud rapidly healed by the
application Of this unsnen No family should gect having
1t IN hand for timely and It should be important =
comnn Of tho miner macins the pick the hle
at tho manuact"ry No SO Maiden Lane New York and by
AL Druggists, 25c, 6}c., and 81 per pot [srpi3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.

N1 PROFESSOR J. II. ENUIT$ ~
Has the pleasure the citizens Of Lynchburg
and vicinity that he prepared give instruction
the PIANO VIOLIN other musical instrument
For terms, apply al Mr. u. W. Tr0tts Store
anR3l dun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16


CLEARED
transhf Japanese lREs, Hail. AMOR ENer-roaaeh A
saig hArvey Birch Nelson, San FrAa.isso-we.h Kma.
B ~, Csc. .,., Ii ssr l;.:S
sai o,. =. 49, S $3.50. .1S5ssss,n5sgle
Bris Vtns sicksFson Boenos Ayre.-Rw reps.
nr'g Mountain Esr'e Prey 9. cruz-c sEJ Peter.
Big .sa,y,, gohB.oe = rie're-vsts1I. ssysai
rr.F Iscr.'is wsilsse EIs-orh Nee AL ps.sr.
ss,r 1 us ,C q, B1ps. beDss stanton ssser
sssr Z I,oEsrose, sarro- s.raui.- si9..oa 20.
sthr Jan. foi, Iss@Ins NosiieeE.sis Haaa,d
s s ,y s ss' w% Ssno@D May s04co
ss ,,o. }Tss.rs es9rss,oynA sPsss 20
sebr Hsoiey. Cebcart, Bafsr River-yEn Bran. a
sehr " D Psts Brewer Csipoo,esgus Va. cEA-e-a
sesr Il Hunuey BsnrnOnd, Ba,iimore-xaieF LORD a
cen, sSso o s. s.,.se.sg2-,-x.',sr
schr Marina sa,is, Ellis. Salem y aopss
sshr srslr.lt clsr& nArfora..J y EJwGraA
Steamer Remedies Rand, Philadelphia.
sRRIvsD
: 'nsm tnsats susqusna1nah SANS, e7musnssr. AZ
ss . 90 Ss's b. S's zoe r.
tsro:sp a. s.f.. p scs sous. &C. vim
arc o s..ss.'s 70 uai.rn 4 PIe..snss
s 70 aysr- got o.os rsssr sssso De- ~ pa. 81
iTss ,i1 &c . @sss,y ss,:S % issSs loo 3
Lr'h'fN Ior hsHppn hcsfs ~ out tprll is ~
10 spose thip nasins f'or sisgapore for York
asJs op lb lat 81 81 IS spoke b-is ne from
~ 90 Bs-peSei
ship Reseoca ganson Rio Jan.,ro ves a. VIII ,,G.e N
o-tsr; vestsi 70 otter kio % Les o. Sc gu rsri
pssssss ls 30 81 80 a. hip Te.onsn 40 Jdhns
frt m fbla1eph f1r haurius, NaTrh l6 L. n
AAs tarde1 - boa. from the VI vauqa1n as laws
TIN bsvfe for Tahi-reporst captain sics ssh san
srtse ana e. VIZ recoyrripy, 1h "a. IL d loo sp0se
srre ep2er saip sssrps showing vh.;e signal ret
sh ~ IA y p lon 81 80 passed bark Bego bo1-i
- ~ d, lop 70 ~ psssef bars Sapole1p steering
" "d goi1g =, ship Blscs prirca Died On osrd OF
pa,' Ps.son, Of DeBms'k aged r. O~ri F,isnd Of swe
sh.p gslsso vofs no J.reiro FEB Is, With c,c.s 70
tsssr s.ot % March Q, la, % 10, 81 ~ ss'p
7ioe lon 10 spose nh Eis Persivsi from SAME. as
~ for New orb 17h, lat i3pt lon rs 10, bsrh %.
nnf'oD,n 81 Th9mss on Steering ew.
Bash sysvs. yrimn Gusysnils. PR, Ksrch 81. win no
Barb ARIEL CSeesensn Port an pripoa March "a .,s a.,
1sivts, prn viii sfee &c 70 OIL F~rris Hss been
.s Gays norto Of Ba's<ss with sqasiy hck wea
Bari E,grsss s.nssers Havana, April sugar AMI
s.ri Lyrs Be nis Hsv.ns. April with surar, ,osacso,
Bst ssry k Dsail gf Phn.delphl.,, rsaasd, ys.an
Bars silen steven. ~ Pcrlsn Bow Nssprss 10 a.ys
g.rsr 1prne la,Si Ion 1881, spoke sh,p -, Of
Fsw yark from Arslachois for New Work.
A. ~, tsnfnssos 0rsn' Cenfregos 10 days with srssr
a., esn fouver.
o,cord tof sesr:pcr oolcord Csrdenss April
49, 49, ION .sr5enas Tor Port and
4, s.ra nma Ckase ,of Poraadl Hall C~sepas sdsys
= IN Stone Key bearx 10 r;ce poke hrig
's-nAn' Hoi- portland Tor Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
MATRIMONIAL.

r ADIHs AND gENrLEpEN UF ResPE, r 8II.rTy IN
~ the city or csuo'ry With iml'4c dsn.ace bslog
desire 70 form the sc1uant-n az the Opposite partv
view mArmopy ntr astons 70 parties 70 sait
By calling IT or ADJ rsasb The sgsn
b3l Broadway Friv.te Consultation Comfnu.
nicAons must oe prepaid, VITA stamps enclosed.
WANTFD-By YOUNG NAN OF PREPussEasrNa
w personsi appearance, partner fer life. The sdssr-
u.er nsve h.s resided but few months 10 his
cry hsehy spent mos ~ hs life IN mervao,s pursuits in
ne Est Indes snc South Americs; having no ,on-
necuons sno tnt lev acqusntanHes his
'or The acsnnpishm Of hia Wishes Ne dssi
uinns himself 70 an american lady, not older than
nmen one Who possessss good Enaish rducao
rec tripcFf sndsr sm.sc posion The sdveri-erhss
sumcient competency 70 any reasonable woman
essined All Communications Addressed w, n. Lower
70" once, xDl be considered nurey confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

DFNNsfENAFfA RATTROAD.
TIE great central route The West Tine At Ieaa ~
snort err rst-s OF fare and freight ~
any ou route For tickets freight
rom kes York 70 any point 10 The entire West call n he
"omF anf 9 ONCE No. Astor House, New Yowk.
l. EIit0rT. Psssensey Aren't
LyrCu M. pr~tshs Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

s37l oil 81 q ,92s 81 4l,7os % AL ,els So
These 1sirss sbo~ falling OF froI March, 1857, Of
saoo lo-tbe receipts tben beng fbts, 262 80 rbe
total receipts Tor nostn FebruGry) S1S9 3I3 o.
ssosHg gan In March Of eisI 275 ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

Manure FOR GARDENS AND rAhMa-POUDRerrr
U 10 the cheapest peaies and msoure for ssrdens
lawns ard EAR esetanies IN msrse has pIessaQt
cdor put In direct cop,ac, With The s@ed injury
AZ tor raising early and large ~ IL uneunsed
pam 2hl.t sent gratis application Prise bsrr~l
Shstels bar els ~ 50 yer bsrr.i delivered In the ciy
rIest, back onicc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
ReAp ruIs--osLy raESry,IvE oEsls pa sAY.

DsNU THTF-UFLY TWENTY-FIVE OENIH -DH. LAY-
IL TOMS twelve receipts Win printed which
enables any person tomato The best eics Il eighth
tbe store conssins Of poudr- subtitle
erfuous hair, ob p,si-rs " osr dys
bloom OF for frsskes snd bIak worms
rouge for the face, ntelibs Tor
n,pt foI mspdng china tc Al sasy n.os and sapersor
ID " bat usually sold IN n'oes each This
bic rseeipa wi Re sen. 70 address 10 United
The receipt Of eight hree cent? United sta postage
ramps, by addressing D.. LAYTON 50 Alien street New
YoTk Sent 81 return mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

Nv
" ssnsc wal receive proposals. u1l Ia, OF aext
20, ne gui hAs. OF n rgh' nanu'ac sill
eel Waterman patent blnrt IN he 81 a.se vasss-
chnseis md New Hampshire -her disc
,hcr fr hc erenSed term If .si ps,~ni fr,
ne 5is ~ Jstuary sssr~sersng r.sh rsjea the
rboe OF any psTt 81 said propoaas sny sccepe
HssD 10 M hi sbesf bidder , r. sACKAs,
No y pr~nkf-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
POLITICAL.

EOuLITCAIs.
4 TrENrTON, RraUb@n. - NsErTsa or ,HE
"A dele aiea ~ he above held this Fri.
dap evening" a, ~ ocloct, a. No i6I ~ order,
-, GsO. " GENET, Chairman.
N,LrrRL Ch.-Is ,saer.,a,,s.
4 IIkrblus, RE3uLAs t-rHs RseULsps 90 THE
"a fmeenth ware srs rtqu sef 20 meet at Cpnvcs Ion
hsi AZ wooster srse- On ibis ps5.yl evening ss"coss
jJENr. cav, secretary.
1'hE DEMOCRATIC GESE2sL CONxftrEs OF rue
leg ars VIII meet AT n tee room, lhj BJwe-
~ on frrty evening. Mach G ~ ~ clock tuocuol a.
tendance IL r,qu sted. grO u UsNE1, Char nan.
WsLrpR Cs,siN.
NkxMAHy SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN oaDER
Brghers-An IN 80 brothers In favor Of he simn'stra
ton ~ james uurhsss, soj opppssd w the 1su ,on
the sacoers ruling the ,sner com nj se OF 1881 aud
erecpe a mmee bereJs r-nsceo. Ing their ,se-
qesieo meet at he merssr House corner mrcar
y Raiurdas ming, the 18th INST Al ~
o'tock Tor purpose ~ mssing ticket for s.chsna
suppors the coming election for ocsrs OF tia
c1ey JsrSn " kSf, tharman.
sss: !; f' SS:;s:;r.., s,s','.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
Move ments I'm Real Estate


Dry Goods by Auctlsn.
EesHrr. EEsgeriy a Go. hei1 catalogue ssls yexer.
day o. Fecch gcots Including rbhons, WINNINGS aas
siss, the sae passed OF very well. ard the line OF
tik eoots oroust,ve'y Satisfactory prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April Ib-5 r II.
AsBEs Sales Of about 30 bbls pots made at &c
BREADuuFFs- Flour-Tbe market displayed increased
activity At the recent decline including sales for export
The sales embraced about IL 900 bbk within about the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
MBOATs.

STEAMBOATS,.
pRt pRIEIossoF STEAMBOATS, rAvB rorIcs--AN
Advantageous arrangement for running two scen eoNa
90 he Hb OF NAY, be made BIZ applying tSbroome
street on The 18th inst between the hours 81 asd ~ NJ
CrArFv IaLAlD PERRY r0rICE-CHEAP ExCUR.
y sion for s'r sek-Boaa Staten Island hour
frcm6A sbsP NJ Leave whitessl from 7 ~ OFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

Toai t20l l67 66 ID 30U2l 81 523 $50 G360e7
20Js2l 3Gs l25 55Sso7 s5so363 2ss54oo
Toe Canal commissioners OF this State have adopted
sssosion eesigz a5g the 2c,h q April II, day for
spssips the osDsls-
Toe Chcsso Journal states that David A. Neal late Vice
Presieept Illinois Central Rarosc has commenceda
ss against company the United sta.escrcu. Court
Dor s25o COO for readered the company while
n he employ.
The annexed gives tie receipts and expenditures OF ne
Lang Island Railroad for the ec year erdng the as. o.
March
br"rs REQ W
DpsfatLk e1pnhes lb0TD 10
Net earnings. o4l 81
Sqny pieLt, interest," and reni............ 623iS 20
hseuinpr prcni.. ...................... ft BIB %
The company Las no 6oa..rg Gebl
The revenue o. the baltimore aud OHIO Railroad for
hAreh WA 40 folCwf:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16
MARITIME INTELLIGENCB,

ALzAEAc rOEE-rzIs pIg
So ssss.......s. y s01h sgTs 10 -
Port OF New YORK. April 10, 1855.