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sHOCKOE MILL

WE HAVE just received hr rate assortment Of j. ss
w B,ois embracing tbeir Medium Double eelss.
Cali fitted Wish something Lice and comfortable
PUfNkY WATTS,
ds8s TO- liz Main Street, Riehnend, VI
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NOTECE.Peson wishing obtain tickets for servants over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for WASH
ngon City, and points further North must In all casea be vouch
by some responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
OF the Road tickets vi be sold sp
piled for by letter. A. ID. ALLEN,
ms2O-ly Ticket Agent
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NEGROES WANTED.

OFFER FOR SALE my COTTON PLANrtI ION y
lovsr county. ss sppi su1te' ttn u7i.es IN -, Il
a. vs,rl on te sun river. and two miles irca sppE
point on the Hu.h PucSeny river
Tnee Is about Thousand acres In the uac ir hnnHe
m win be planted In Coton ~. yeA - n ~
rrr or hundred Corn AT the tract Is hgh o,io f
Sbove overflow ard vas not inundated "a ~, on - '
tract o. land three stoy nov steam n blouse Aho tN w
All spa ate saw NIL with cap .ey 20 cut Ten tous no
o. bas Per day q Ten hours have on 'ne pace negro
III s ne above o,d plfc- the rate % $50 thirty
d,a p ac and sn take negroes In paynent vi AXE No
young tj Oh Vtveu hundred dollars and No ours
yo-n - f5u-tsea hundred dollars and for families at
sSd AZ s7v ,ue within thl. month February viii give
eson any before h- lat jkS % March, or n good lu
shcud desire purchase viii take Negroes a. so W
5 ana plant ana cultivate place uyse and pay the
ha.sr Ave dollars Tor The land cultivated and y
posses SION on the 18Th 1ay of December next provided Eur
ch buys place s-d he Negroes by The 50 day CT
Te ,e Is a. S,od As any can made as have the title from
GSdres ne At carsoa Landing Bolivar county, Mississippi
January iTth, 1851 la22-dtwl@
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS have in store SOL
III and assorted ''s hogseSeel1S goods comprising ever
hng usually called Tor Ia The heriEre line which We ar
SCI a ,1s very ''' Tor ''' or p'' soREsrsoS son
SUGAR.-vrll-is steau, Rsfaei sugar. for safe by
jim \. GORDON 4 son
MANY r1,ss ISGI al KANDuLPsS'S BOOK
So q. AND BIND .SN, can De had locset tsmny ai'
uniting H0u Diaries AID A4-acs fr ls6'-slso Phys tns
Pocket Disry. J., ~
sHALL LOT OF JORDAN'-, ST.4Is-
N FisLD Ani tauj sausage Jo'es "a sIg IN 1S 'I
for .sls By W d. PLEAsANis
TRONl !i---I1 st7r, sI receiving per bark Morn
ng star non Liverpool $40 tons sussh betnei lpa, con
prig'ns al assortment Rourds. Squares Fla Ova Hal
oysls, Horse shoe MI E9'5. ana Bls1a.4s s1a'i.ng
lag EDwN woRruM co
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oo HALF BBLs Of woods North Carolina Family RO, her
IUU ring.
2Ohalfbbs OF North Carolina FAMILY shad
5bbls Of wocd'sN n. c Family Cot HerTlngs
5000 los OF Mountain Buckwhest
80 bags Frost Buckvheat
10 tubs OF superior Fresh Butter
10 chests Of DO Green and Gun Powder Teas go
Baking Powders
Georr- Jenkins family Lard
Queen City Hams
Family Flour
Bsea nay, Bran BTownstuf, Shpstuf
Clean Oats Corn, &c. for sale by
ROBERT A. y DABNEY,
Rroal nj Tth Streets opposite the Theatre
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RICHMOND AND DASVILLE RAILROAD.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
f 90 u ~ d. Fsa;G
an and AFTER Monday December 2lst
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily, Except sunday) $50 ~, for
Stanton all intermediate Way Stations, connecting Cor
ionsye with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria AID INTERN edae sa:oo and Charlottesville with
for nchburg and all points West and SOUTHWEST u
that place And other day. viz Tuetss Thursdays, and
Saturdays Jscksons River stations West OF Stanton
HaTman BoHns Stages connect with the train at Stanton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fddsy and Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Mason and ComTanys Stages connect with the TrAn
Tuesdays Thursdays and at Mboro for the Warm
Springs and at Jscksons River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, &c
RETURNING
The Mall Train leaves Jhckson's River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, at 8:l5, p NJ, :OF Stanton.
FREIGHT TRAIN with PASsENCER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave Wsynebboro 1i, and stanton, at 945 A. NJ
Mondays and Fridays fer Jscksons Biver.
RETURNING,
Leave Jackson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at l5 NJ
for W8ynesboro'.
~ Through Tickets for the Warm, and White Sulphur Spring.
Lexington Lewisburg for Winchester LeesOrTg Lyncf
burg HOnsacks Sam ShGgsyle, ChslalbblTg Bristol Knox
VILE Dial Chattanooga, Nashville Grand junction. Memp
Canton New Orleans and all important Points Ia the Souhwe
be procured at the Ticket Once.
THOMAS D0DAEEAD,
ape General Superintendent
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syphilis and MercuriaI Disease.

NV Olslt.ANSs -Jth 4NuSu1Nt 10Y.
DIR. j. c. AVER. sir; 4 cheertully comply with the
request OF your AGENT and report 10 you of the
effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cured with q, Ia my practice, most Of the com
usiu. for which 10 Is recommended, and have found ito
effects truly wonderful IN the of IepereG and Mer
cral Disease one Of my paticuts had Syphitc ulcers
IA his throat which consuming his palate and the
top of his mouth our Sarsaparllla, steadily taken
cured him Ina fI, weeks Another attacked by SO
ondarv symptoms I'M his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of Il, that believe the
disorder would reach hi- brain and Kill him. But
welded 20 my administration of your SarS1paIIllJ the
ulcers healed and b- well again. not of course without
some di.h-urat0u of the face A woman who had been
treated r0r the disorder by mercury suffering
from lh, poison IN her bones They had become syns
tive Co thc weather that damp day she suffered
cruel tu1 pain lu her Joints and bones She, too, was
cured eutiuy POS YOUR Sarsaparilla IN few weeks.
know from formula, which your agent gave that
mi, Preparation from your laboratory must b. great
remedy, ou-gJuyutly these truly remarkable results
with 10 have MOI surprised me-
FrafrTu4liy YOURS, a.. '. LARlMER, NJ. ID.
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IT ;. MAIL STEAMSHIP YORK. TSfN
1 T0wN- FOB NEW YORK, via NORFOLK esSnn
YooEn Captain LAWS PARRISH VIII leave here att O'Clock,
M, Tues lay, the 18th inst ,..
Pa.re 70 meals and sateroom Included sO steer
age paSSags only 20 . -.
'PtssaRe 70 Norfolk same by the river beats a
Freight received To-Day NndAyD and up 70 the hour Oh
o'clock NJ. Tuesday.
Tickets and oce or on board the SNIP
Freight taken at moderate rates ana or~srued VIII
despatch. -n, -, 4, y,rsos
fell-2t LODbA" a "Hi'''''
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A MOSG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
n sortment Of the various styles Of PorTaure executed by g.
W. MINNIE at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2i Main
Street Rchm nd Va be found Lkenesse Of the following
veil known and distinguished gentlemen ell Of which bear es
the experience skill OF the ysTious Artists employ
and the well earned reputation Of his Gallery
ExGov. Wise, Hon. Dir. Orr, g. O.,
-" Lieut. Gov. Jackson, Jno r Thompson, Esq,
Len. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr.. kIed,
Hon. Jas Lyons, Rev Mr.. Peterkin
4" Caskle, Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
Judge LomsTI Rev Mr Mnegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mt Baker,
Hopkins. Rev J. L. Burrows,J
Chas. Bruce go, Rev. }. Z. Edwards,
Gen. WIN. Walker, Rev. BIZ seeley,
Capt. Jos. Myers, Rev. Mr. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jeter Rev. mr Repler,
Rev. W. A. Stalth Rev. HT Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr.. pbrel, The late Judge Butler, g. o.,
The late Judge OloUton The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. NJ Boys, Rev Mr. schhgley,
Duplicate copies Of all the SALE and every style Of
PHOTOGRAPH executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 10 pleLse. msS0
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suALL LOT OF JORDAN'-, SH "a
n FIUD and FAuly sAu7are Joie5 sut sides IN aut
To- .,ls by W. Ii. PLEASANT.
1F-r ~t--rf
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nArLX LINE ON HE JAMES . -!

w HOMER which vii thereafter form ne from hchmono
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock 81 nd ariylnh
Il Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and MoN-
DAYS a O'Clock -avng Lexington on MONDAis. WED
SEsDAYS and FRIDAYS at olsck A ", and arriving At XII b
ond the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS,
AZ . O'Clock N. 800
Fare from Richmond 10 Lexington, only 81 80.
Packages Will be delivered by this line at any polnt between
hese places, aid when delivered at our ONCE 'c" Ce Fec"
tor
Filh MessIs. Bocock 4 Parrish. go. , IN
decli-1y flSON "
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Ayers Cherry peCtOral,

This is remedy so universally known 10 surpass any
other fr Or. cure of throat ami lung complaints, that
tI.l .. .U for COUGH, aud colds, .i its truly
wonderful cure. OF pulmonary disease, have made II
known tLruJ.taIt Tho civilized uaiaa- OF The earth
who llyt NOT personal experience ul us chcc,-
som. I..r. trophy m their midst OF as victory Over the
a. I'm snow . treld.u! fatality OF these ds orders, anu
as t.y ov the gfct- 81 iiis r,rdy We need mol
t. t',lr 10 Jd have when making the cure, which have
won 30 strongly upon thc CcuH'ttucc o. rmNind
Prepared by d.. J. C. AVER s CO, lowell Mass
Sold wholesale and retail by PURCELL, LADD co, Bic
and va. n givks CO., Petersburg; !. IL Sway Lyme
' % .f-.-..,i-t. and mechanic aat4-e,-anw
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Rheumatism GOut. Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENTS, Preston &C., Va 9th July 1852
DE.J. &. AVER. Sir: have been afflicted with pain
M chronic Rheumatism r Ong time, which baled the
skill or physicians and stuck 10 in spite Of all the
remedies could ud until tried your SJr,Jpara. One
bottle cured me u weeks, and restored my general
health ~o much that ! ann far better than before was
attacked. think 90 q wonderful medicine. ). FREAd.
jules \. Getrlgl, of -. Louis, writes " have hecu
afflicted for wears with affection Of ne Lirrr, which
DESTROYED v health. tried every thing, and every thing
failed Il relieve me, and have been broken down man
for some ,e.f lJa mo- other cause than arrangement Of
ftfTi.. Nv beloved pastor, c cv Mr.. Espy, advised
meto try your >arp3r because he said ne anew you,
and any thin YOU mldC worth trying. BY The bless
u of toI 10 hl, cured me- and has purified my blood
a. 90 make auCw man Of me. feel young again. The
best tiat tau p -l of you Is not hail soOu enough.
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TERMs;
Daily P.psr eS per anaun seraiWeaAy, -
avs IN savNnss ssmstancss nay Be ade a. ne rs 81
.sher IN su ,as-s where evidence 4 tSkeu on tne l "
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MANY FCss 1861 AZ RANO"LP8'> BoOR-
Is1 x. kNp BIND .lY, can be had Focsyt Fauilv
not ng H5ue Dsre. AID A4-acs Or ls6,Nso Phys us
Pocket Diary. Pc
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E,OR BALTIMORE.-rhes steamer BEL- E.sls,

NOR RALTIwORE.-Thes steamer Bkl- ,Sl-N
V.DERk Captain w. W. KEESs will receive .ns<zkf&ks
Height to-day MONDAY and up to the hour OF ID O'CLOCK, AL
Tuesday the eth February 1861. -,
freight taken TO Baltimore at lowest rates with great
despatch n
No hhds received on board unless engaged at our Office
Passengers requested be board before the hour OF d
parture ~ o'clock, NJ Tuesday
Passage aud Fare s. ~
ckts procured Office In Shockoe Slip opposite
tie Columbian Hotel o at the steamers whsIves ,
feii--9t DAVID 4 WM. CURRlE.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FnR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

=
And for tho speedy cure OF the suboned varieties OF
scrofuIn and ScrOfuious Affections, such ~
TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, ErTp,,o"S,a, I'm I'M,
pies, Pustuics, BlOtChSs, Botis, biHins,
and all skin Diseases.
O,Kt,vr. Ind. 9Th juno, 1859.
J G. AVER 4 Co. Gents; fcl Il my duty TO ac-
knowledge what your Sarsaparilh has done Tor me-
Having inherited Srrofulous infection, have suffered
from it in various ways for years sometimes y ourst
out in Ulcers my hands and arms sometimes u
turned inward and distressed at the stomach. Two
years ago u broke out ON my head anu GO S, my so
and ears with one sore which was painful anu %
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
physicians, but without much relief rom any th, IN
fact the disorder grew worse At length was rJolce1
10 read IN the Gospel Messenger that You hsd prcpau
Alternative (Sgrs0para), for knew rom your r,pn
tstOn that any thing YOU made must ~ good' Sut 70
Cincinnati and got il, and used till Il cured me- TOOK
IT, you advise in small doses Of eaSpoon9l over
month, and used almost three bottles New ana he9lty
skin began to form under the scab which after
while iell or NY skin is now clear and know by my
feelings that the disease is gone from my system on
can well believe that feel what am saving when tell
y0u that hold YOU he Of the apostles OF the age
and remain ever gratefully 1F FSqTr, r TA1LEY
ST. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysiPelas,
letter aud salt Fheum, scald Head, Ring
worm, sore Eyes, DrOPsy.
Or. Robert VI. Prcble writes from Salem, " Y, 18TH
Sept, lS9, that he has cured an inveter9c case OF
Dropy, which threatened TO terminate fatally by the
persevcring use Of our Sarsaparia and also danger
on, attack Of Indignant ErgSpeigs by large doses ofthe'
says he cures the common ErHPtioRS by II con
stantly.
RronehoceIe, Goitre. or sweIIcd Neck.
Zcbulon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes; " Three
bottles OF Sarslparl cured me from t'2itre-R
hdC0us swelling the neck, which lad suffered from
over two years"
Leucorrh0a or Whites. Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases.
DR.. j. h. :. Claiming, Of New York City, writes: ."
ccerly comply with the request OF your agent IA
saving have found Your Sarsaparilla most excellent
sterJtive IN the numerous complaints for which we en-
plov such remedy, but especially in ffu1ie Diseases
OF the ScrOfulous diathcsis. have cured many invct
crate Of LeucOrrhGa BY II, and some where the
complaint caused by alteration OF the uterus The
liberation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals it for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, of Newhury, Ala writes &c \ dan
gerous 0rariqn or ON one of the females in my family
which had deiCd all the remedies could employ, has
at length been completely cured by your extract OF Sar
sanlrill. our physician thought nothing but eNtirpa-
ton could afford relief but ne advised the trial OF your
Ssrsaparilla the last resort before cutting, and IL
proved eHectual After taking remedy eight weeks
no symptOm Of the disease remains
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Arrived.

Ship Ocean steed (of Boston, Smaey Canton Oct tea to
Passed Asr Nov Cape Good hope Dec. H. cossed
Equator In the Atlantic jan IN lon 49, Nov g Oh Java
Head poke ship Boston, from Manila for Bos.on Dee 30 lat
IS H. Ion % 20 W. spoke ship Aranngo of NewYorh) from
Calcutta for Philadelphia JAN 49, lat 10 lon oil H. spoke chr
Emporium whaeT Of Proynceown) Is days out. The u 81
experienced very heavy weather from lat "a ~
Ship Shakespeare BIemenI Fckled Bremen 80 days mdse
and pass TO G. Lulins q Co.
Bark Afasdalena Day Aspnws Jan. 3 mdse to =. JOY
Jan 30 lat 80 2 lon. y passed schr Hannibal (o Bsngor
steering " The NJ has had strong W. and " W. gales Tor the
last q days.
Bark Badors Parks Mon,eso Bay Ja 20 days pimen.o 10
A. H. Solomon. - -
gar moasses Robert " iams Sailed In company with
bark Emily Starr, for New-York. -
Big Mountain Eagle Gecent Csrdenas 10 days. sugar to G.
4 T. J. Peters. 49, -
Big Jas DBL Carey Halifax days. fab, &c. to j. s. Whit.
Schr Ann Leonard Dr. Of ST. Andrews N b. McKenney,
Savanna Ia Mar Jan. lG, logwo,dto Jed Fry.
schr Eicot Wing Maatisan Mexico % dsys, oswOod to
schr Roswell King (of FairhGvenl Swift Ossabsw Island Ca
IL DAVIS live oak 20 J0sely boyoe & Co. - -,
Schr Palma 3mastedl Terry BraLos Sansgo "a days. hdss
to II. Souhmayd Son. -
Schr Western Star Crowe Key West days cotton, kc 70
r. L. Maitland. Experienced heavy weather :,
Schr Amelia Brown Edenton " Co. IL days, COTTON ana
corn to J. @. Williams.
Schr Arlington Seaman Baltimore s days, coal.
schr II. w. Morse, Benton Philadelphia
Scir +. r. Bennett Irving Ezabetbport for Savannah
Schr Sias Wright Seaman, Elzabethpo for Bridgeport
Soop Emma Smith, Soper, Elzabethport for STAFFORD.
Steamer ospray, Kenny, Providence, mdse to odsh
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. .....fEB. q.
Cleared.

Steamslips-Alabama Schenck Savannah s. J.. Mitchil
Son Yorktown, Panhh, Norok, Lpdsm Heincseni Hunts
VILE Post Savannah. II. b. Cromwell Co.; Thomas Swami
Ramsey Baltimore H. b. Cromwell Co. Pat.Psc0, Vail, Port
land, II. B. Cromwell Co
Sbips-O. Hin, Small, Liverpool J. s. Carmsn HenIies,
1recsitin London, Brett Son Co.
Barks-Frey tNor Bonneye Cork and market A. Wendt
Co. May B. Rich. Rich, London Il. p Buck Co. Clanssa
Hanson, Raha SC, g. S. Coiti NOTthwoOd, Hilet Csdz
GTund Nes,crver.
BrzsAngostura (Bremen) Losekann Plymouth. lunch &
Meincke San Juan MeIcaD Buete1g Tobssco NJ Echeyer
ria Co NJ Alyna, Anes, MsteDLas H. ID. Brooknsn Co. /
Nellie (Br Snelgioye, St. Jago Brett Son Co. Franklin
Chisholm HaifaI, Brett Son Co. Livingston (br) Roche,
Murray.
sch6oners-C He'll, Lawson, Phadelphis, J. Hand J. T.
Williams Curtis Savannah ID. C. Murray c. Jones' Bede
Norfolk sturees, Chairman Co Mariquita Barrett Lverpoo
EnehaDtres Devereux Jscme Merrill Abbott; Ripley snow,
st. Jago r. b. Eliredge John Boston LEGO Mobile Stuges
CesIman Co Poc.hontas, Nekerson Nassau Mls, Post
SDal; c. H. Strong. Lscum Baltimore, Merrill Abbott
sloopsBlackstone, Allen, Providence, masteri WaTen
Stokes, New-Hayen, master.
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Passengers Smiled

In steamship irdgo for HARE and So9thdnptewo Mise,
Chitendcn. Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs i. g. Brown Mira r. r.
Ruges Miss Robert New Yorh T. Loosely Austrian Consul
Ger ern; Dr. Samuel Lily b. Ludm Lieut. j. II ellis and
lady u $. Mr. and Mrs J. E De Haven, Lieu. C'z U. g..
n Mrs Lieut. A. b. Cummings child and servant Philadelphia,
EewYork Mrs J. ~ Hazard Rhode Island A. Bergman Rev.
York; MIS- Greaorix MI Coenhue Rev Mr Kents A. Won
IIcmert, Mr.. and Mrs Tbsyer Boston Mr. and i w. Wheel
wright and son, Mr. bisack Mrs Aiker and two daughters
Newly ork MIRA Hysnghood and three children Mira stergeI
sId child Mise. Noser Eloae Mrs. Josephene Mr. and Mrs
Morris Mrs r. lie Grone, lie Grote A. Ponehon, b. Brady,
H. Giockner Moot and child, r. D. Woodland j. Wsrtensa
ben T. Houbicky Walker Ca.taned e. Dicbsux r. Howard
o. T. Cutler Wen, v Wall Wiiams5urgh; r. ]. MoHsy New.
York two Misses Gibbons
In "ecz'hp City Of HpshGgtop Jr Lrtpool-Niss Meath
cOaie Miss Tonman, Mrs. d. Moore, W. Constable r. Foster
g. aud 4. A. MeAndrew Wn. Mcintyre, J. Garrett J. WcoI,
Mrs Lee Capt Heyworh, q. de BethencOu o. NJ Rodnque
and 80 IN the steerags.
Ia bark Teyesa for Sc TaomasMrs Otto Di NJ and Mrs.
J. Bugbe, J. Smith, C. j. Flanders NJ Davidson and
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SATURDAY, Feb. 2-P. N.

The Stock market passed through panic to-day, the
anxiety to sell pressing stocks on the market far beyond
Tia canacty 10 absorb them and the result was decline
ranuinp from Ito7 y cent The bulk of the transac-
tons was for cash, and The present ease Of money
makes il evident that the sales were the result only Of
alarm in regard TO the future, and not of inability to
hold stocka although the using mp Of margins undonbt-
edly threw some shares on the market. There were
several reasons for heavy market to-day, reasons
which have been patent for some time past but none
for such specie panic movement, excepting The tone
Of the adyces from Europe and The lower quotations.
for American securities, The reflex OF the il here.
This decline created fears that some OF the shares when
have been taken out Of this market on foreign account
might be returned upon il, and holders FASTENED to
oct ont of such stocks az were in this danger Other
securities sympaiiized, and general fall ensned,
oreotcr Than has been witnessed in one day for long
time. The bears took 40 active pant in aiding the de-
cline but rather checked it by taking in their shorts,
while the bus evinced no nerve for resisting it, Sew
eral of the commis5on-houses which have foreign COLI
necons were free sellers, indicating that some stocks
had been sent out by the Arabia for SALE The seVerest
fall was in Illinois Central, Erie, Michigan Cen
trial. Reading, and Toledo. As no Michigan
Central or Toledo is likely TO come back
from Europe, tie reason for this sudden
and large decline in these stocks ia not very clear unless
upon the hypothesis Of fright. Between the Boards
there war but moderate business done, buthe market
recovered somewhat from the extreme depression Of
the morning Erie recovered TO 81, and Illinois Central
to ;3I. At the Second Board the market with i.lr
degree of activity, Irregular The decline OF the
morning brought in buyers, both to cover shorts
and for the Anticipated reaction which usually follows
a panic. Eric war timer selling mp 70 32l Hudson
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Arrived. SUNDAY. Feb, 8.

Steamship Northern Lsh, Tinklepsugh, A,plnM9n JAM as
Pass and treasure d. b. Allen Anchored s. W. Spit FEB.
440 M during dense fog and was detained Ia conae-
qStssm.Rip PsksbSrg stannad Wilmington c. days.
mS.e 10 H. B. Cromwell Co FEB of Body Island passed
large spirit painted black apparently broke Of by the Knight
ssesmskp Columbia Berry, Charleston md.e and ps.. 70
spoo5d Ts.o1 90 OF LID Ess HaSOr steamships
Roanoke az Yorktown hence for Norfolk.
Steamship Montgomery, Berry, Savannah, mdse ana pas 70
Ship UEderwIer Roberts. Liverpool Jan coal and 20 pass
heavy " gses Jan a 90 lon 81 4O boarded the ship
Ryefdae O Hu deal loaded wstsri0ssed and ssandoIedi
pareny not been long In that situation 18Th lat a lon 10 q.
exchanged signal. with ship Metropolis bound Sd h ~
arrived al the oar Friday night and detained there fog
to Sn. SooT M LOT sis h coy
Bark samuel Mo1ey oi SsTLSndSI hS wa. 10 Jsy.
BsrI knde. LEI HaIP,~e Merran Maanz'' 70 days. mo-
R,r Rorsoo of pstop cowe Wilmington c. days
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