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RnANnLEIANn cor sALE.

/ OFFER for sale my Plantation the Roano'' =, (,
county of Mrckenhnrg, eight miles south tasl g..
house. II contains ,533 acres, Of which by sur;
FIRST and 81 second low grounds. There are, De-, Il
of branch Hat adjoining the low grounds, Wan-
wards o: four hundred Of Hat land Of thc' ST.
There are between thousand and one tl0u'ahu " M
acres nt wood land, much of II good tobacco lai1 ,t
marsaby well tim.,rred The Ja ground. arr t,o ~
ed and the plantation Is wrii provided with tn =,
~ To secure large crops. know ol estate " i Il
with 50 little exhausted land. Indeed, there can t
10 be any n no, more than thirty 81 me ~. =.
cleared when purchased the property III l-! anu
have been cleared since which have htea .i m
pther than tobacco and wheat, IN Their pto
plantation may justly be considered among tie nVs
The river, both IN regard fertility u >uil ma sh ,
constant and safe navigation, aud Boydtor and ~ 4,
hood consumption. There two large ,ne, =
which the crops Of wheat easily and chrapi ,,,r
that have owned il there have bern on on. md
from typhus fever and the other from pl.ufis! rsf
whether, the last five years, there has been H. s.a
of disease, requiring the attendance oi pH!
family of btween thirty and forty persons -. ann r
The terms which ofIrr this properly arc, pa II
and the balance in four equal annual insiaen And
BILE TO the purchaser, these payments may o. 4. se,s
extended credit given The credit pay mem. aJ
bonds with good security, and li-n upon Tue is. On
The land III be shown BY Mr. Young, WIZ a. sooa
persons wishing 10 purchase will please examine
venient, ami lei know the price they may 10 Far
and the payments they propose, by isiis. WAX
Prince Edward, Virginia hL>hi -
Aug. 10
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Tauabtc Property at Cumberland Court house for =,
DY virtue Deed Of Trust executed and of record in ~
ID Clerks Once Of said county, by VIM Hobson and wiz
tho subscribers for therein mentioned they viii ora
ceed the 9th day OF September next, Cumberland
house. being Court day, SELL 10 the highest bdd.,
terms then he made KNOWN the whole Of the Estate
in said Decd consisting Of FIVE hundred and forty and on.
acres of land adjoining half of the public square and
some distance fronting the main Buckingham road upon
j. erected comfortable dwelling house and other snishl. I'M
ines for the use of family with store house near ,lr %
hnse And also srist mill, known by the na- II
Mill, containing from fifty eighty of land Tbs - =
house large and we'll located for good
pair OF stones, machinery &c &c, lying near TIE on
house land, aforesaid. The subscribers have doubt ah,
lille "a The property sold. hut according custom
yey orIy sue title vested in them 4, Trustees.
John DANIEL.
HENRY IRVING. I sFSe-.
T. s. The land the advertisement above situated "a
markahy healthy par, State, with good water and
supply I'll tmbcr-wei situated for healthy retreat
residence for lower country famly-aud i cqna!!, spi.
with some expense b. converted into public tavern ho.r
residence merchandising. there being store par
The subscriber invites the particular attention OF the public
above valuable Real Estate, which - now IN market
WM. B. HGBSoN
hug.i 2s-wtt.
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Aug. %

IN HAScERY-ViEGtNi,, =. ~ Rules holden % 2
CLERKS y;lce oi the Superior t'onrt oi Iaw AID A
ccry for thu county acromacS, the IN day Of JUS -
Thomas II Ba,iy and Jane .. Bayly Executor and ESt'
OF Thomas w. Eayiy, deceased, TlaLi.i
against
John D. r,rid, William Field Elizabeth Field, wdn" :
Admul,iratriy Of William Field, deceased Elizabeth tt
inw al John Fi-d. deceased, William Field, Eliza Field
ired F-i, Catharnc Field, Maria Crozier, 'enfee -
Ni,,h.l n Field and Jane, Field Del. ndat.
The dct-utants Elizabeth Field, widow and Admiu;if
al William Field deceased Elizabeth Field, wIcor q v
Field deceased. Eliza Field, Mildred Field, Caiiarne y
Maria Crozer, George Field, Mitchell u. Field aud Jancs
entered their appearance and gwen srrury Ho
III. the al Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and :
pearing satisfactory evidence, that they not Inhabitants
tins State, the plaintiffs By Their counsel, u I.
drfd said defendants do appear here ~ ~ rs 10
for said Court the first Monday ~ October nri'
answer the PLAINTIFF bill and TIM, copy hi. order D,
with inherited newspaper published the city q Is
moni, and continued for months successfully, and ta
copy posted the front door of the Coutuuse y
county Teste ~
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uI1IE>t
.,.m.t,,s ". Flourpoy. Executor of Daniel Flo,

Ausu.t- w Flournoy, Executor Of Daniel Fiournoy t
ed alsu, Thomas TurpIn, ,rrndiui,
Th ia, came the plaintiff, hy counsel and flied 81, bin
the defendant aucs, w floarnoy, not having entered
and gwen security, according 10 The act of Assem-
and tr rules Of tins Court appearing, by sasaou
crncc thai lie lnhabtant Of tbs COMMUNICATE
ihc Notion file plaintiff BY counsel Is ordered mat ne
d., U,,an, Augustus w Fluurnuy do appear here h
the first cay October 81 laid Court AMI an-" =
hill nf the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be inam z a.
serted in some public printed IN the ciy 81 Euo.
for o successfully and posted al tie front door IL
Court house ui this county. \ Copy-Trst-,
r. PoISDEXTEE
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70 dfaMn nos, OUT O =.
Tickets s2l-haIycs l0-giiariers 5-cight


Tickets s2l-haIvcs lO-qmarfers 5-cightl> ; ~
Certificates Of Lac ka.es of % Whole Tlckcs, $40
Do do III Half do. l.I
do. do 20 Quarter 90 ~
Do. do 80 Ei2hih Co. III
" orders for tickets and shares anu rtrIca;eS "i facS
~ the anyr splendid VIII receive the prompt
ton, and tile draw Of each lottery viii BE- seat me
Ter IL is over Ia all who order from Address
j. g. GREGORY & CO., .1anasrS, R,eincrs, u
Aug. .1-'d
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MR.. JAMES L. I. BACON-As You not an ihhi
W this commonwealth, yon VIII take notice. thi'' ny
day Of September next, al Jefess Store III The co"ns
way shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of Jno
others. 10 be read n evidence in Of foei:a az
now pendin. aud undetermined in the Circuit super"
Law and Chancery for Mccslenburs county, VIZ /.
plaintiff and you and anoiher or olhersl arr ds' ~
from any cause the SAID dispositions be mol iasen - LIN
mentioned, shall proceed take them the az H.,
and continue the taking thereof from day 10 d.! w
| Completed JHO. h. 4
1 NnffnAynr tmru
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SAMUEL K. PAYNTER
50 Ratsr street, .ftr foTs,
Grain and General GazsuiaAioa -"
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]. RrTIlEEfCnEl

.brsnprr = lulfiss is about FIVE feet ten eleven
btrl well formed rather spare helm. n this time tad hc
la, I.ht lii u about iurfy se Year ~
speaks quick. and has lille impeachment ~ h speech
II. has plantation Jackson, IN The State .. .I,s.
aad, il j. belle, cd, has gone there
som q 3-aiw
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Az CHAM EkY-At rules held for the Circuit Superior -
o and Chanccry, for Chesterfield county IN the ClA
Office Aug. 1lh, leii:
Sla- Chcatiiam, Administrator Of James H. BanSen.h
ceased Panaf.
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took place in $50, lc2l, a4 ~, and The BANK Of
the United States took its joH share in tic expansions
which preceded them II was the general Impression
Of those who watched Mr. Bddies course, that he
bold nav gator tin, he kept his ship under press 81
sail, RELYING upon ms Skill IN taking in
OF sGua, Of which he has occasionally gwen ey
dence hnse! Now regm'aior shouid 90 far security
rather than profit: nth much taaSs carrying tigM Sad
No one can doubt that his contrartons IN lci, dis
tressing the community, pushed beyond
aLe measure, for tie purpose by that means, Of effect
ing the renewal Of the charter, under petcnce Of the
necessity Of preparing for winding up lis concerns;
whilst his subs, qacnt expansion had .t"H share in
producing the mad and w.ld speculaons Of le33 and
1896"
Amount of United States Bank loans, Sep
TENDER 1884, S41 ,G59 ,i9S
Amount of United States Bank loans, June
!, 1885, 636I96i6
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O0n KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES, assorted, 10,
WV sais, AZ ths PSSJTaSTIARY STORE, IN SIZED.
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s,n nnn- GA nnn- s2l. 0nn.

GRAND VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY fnr tie hen,d +,
The Monpn gala Academy Extra Glass No - for l-i
erninrd hy the drawing the Union Lottery, GAS 40
1871, 10 be drawn Alexandria, u. G., on SATURDAY. M Oct -.
Sixteen drawn ballots.
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tioRai Bdni than without
Their remarks, that 81. can
die, in hIs manage mcn!,
" successful, So far as Il
concerntd 1t may, low
the country is under any
a regulator Of Tie c"rrcnc!
fnatlnns IN the money
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VI !
Four pri.es of 25 uu0 amounting 10 100000. ia, 2i
SrptenJer; and S50,0Dn, $4,000, S25,ovVO for
23d October
c,pI ESpID VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY icr .ptoy,
- the LArsbuig Academy, and FIR other purposes, Ezra
<, ~ f sJ 10 be- determined bt the drawing Of ill.,
Letter, Class No. 8. for loi!, 10 be- drawn at Alexandra
on saturday, 18th septemher, isi.
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cs but extending 10 all orders of society By unrersdl
complaint Of the want of employment, and conse'
quent reduction Of the wages of abo by The raTenou'
pursuit after public situations, mol Tor 'e SAKE OIL 's
public duties but means oil private snbs'sen'e' ny
The reluctant resort TO the Pertoas use OF paper mons
by The intervention Of legislation in IN" delicate relation
between debtor aud creditor; and above al, by The low
and drnressed state of the vane 81 ali"s, every de-
scripon of the Whole Of the property 81 the ma
son, which has, Az average, snnk not less liah
about ff.g Der ernt uiihin a f,ho yrdrS
in ISL, says Mr. Congo, "ihr n"''s at the local
hanks beuu d.scrcde no way was j. nnd ot pa}in.
orb!lc expenses III Alabama, but by ISSUING comP'r"''
ler's warrants These would net circulate, Us s"ihe
,boroh, because they were on bad paper, and hand
soury uri,ed uherrupon, it wns proposed TO send !"
phiadeip,a for blank warrants, handsomely engraved,
and printed on silk paper
ain le2i, Huntsville lAabama) notes, says me same
author, were al thirty PER car. o'Seo""s '
| The prices current OF Philadelphia prove that The
,snpr ,noncy of Kentucky was at discount OF from
* IN - and from that 10 - per ee"t, during the year
Is26 The same year, Alabama notes were at o's-
CONT of from 10 to IL per cent, Mississippi notes from
10 10 I per cent and Tennessee notes from ~ TO -
| ner CON, d;scount In September of the preceding
ear. ls25 the notes cf the New Orleans Banks were
ono,aG ~ the philadelphia papers "a fifty six per cent
below par" In August, lsl9, North Carolina money
,s =, discount OF from ~ to - per at Baltr-
more Kentucky currency from - to %; Ohio Banks
~ - IN: Indiana ll!As, and Missouri Is 10 90. In
800 The following naSka OF Pennsylvania had their
notes subjected the esle Xrd discount-not esi'ma-
ted IN specie, but c-,'l!acd in Philadelphia paper
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7tVttI Wt1H q ITtHt W.
The same writer fur.
'c denied that Mr.. Bad
or many years eminent.
tereStS IF Me Bank ,rerr
, lie doubted, whether
1 obligation to hun a.
Jar Us relates to iluc-
ct. Severe revuls.ons
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See Gouge Banking
Marietta Bank, 50 per cent discount
Centre Bank, 20
Allegheny Bank, oU
Jun,a,a Bank, ~ g
Union Bank, ~
The facts which have adduced prove conclusreiy
thai the National Bank did not, in tunes gone BY, pro-
,cct the people from ritated and iuctuatiDg currency
So signal its failure, that the advocates o the bank
By their oyn admissions, well as by their anxiety IL
ausmen mt the tariff lS2i, upon the ground that some
thing must done relieve the country, unwii'inSiy
perhaps, acknowledged that their former bright ano
sangune expectations Of the many great dement's A'y
10 enure 10 the counlr. hy the Incorporation OF lie bank
had been disapnointed Similar causes and Ike prn
cipes OF action must tend produce The saiia eXact
results So therefore, The principles upon "hch all
Of our banks both State and Federal, are based are pref
70 much the same-.nd iuasmuch as they are GUIDED
by similar rules of and the same instincts oil m
ha ye no wcllfoUnded reason 10 warrant the
nos;,ion Ina, the largest bank Of the whole is 10 de-
vaie so far from the luvarabe conduct OF ell other
banks as 10 prefer play the odlous and Improbable
,,rt of regulator Of the MINOR banks lnasinuch as
Money j. invested in bank stock with The sole view Of
curity and profit, II cannot reasonably be supposed
h, Tho President and Directors Of u. s Bank would
be more patriotic than those Of the other banks or that
iacy would not conduct their operations, like all other
bankers. with view To the greatest profit. Gases
m;nb, be imagined where the interest OF the bank and
The welfare of the community might run counter To-
each other and il would be strange, indeed TO expect
large bank, any than the smaller hahss, 70
forego lis interest 10 subserve considerations OF public
policy In the apt and forcble language OF MIR. Ap
pleon- formerly member Of this House, 81. is not 10
be concealed that there serious objections 10 the
establishment Of bank Of the magnitude and power
necessary TO the regulation o the currency. In the
first place such power wholly contrary to the sp
rt OF our institutions, which are founded upon the
principle Of free competi,ion--oi action and reaction
amongst equals A great central power, independent
of The General State Governments, is an anomaly IN
our system Such po.cer orer NE currency IS lie most
tremendous ,rh,ch be estatshcd Whhcnt the
ance IL Il Will be managed by men free from the
mon i'm p.r!ec,,ons Of human nature, are safer ruth
out IT, Under system o; free competition, II one tanh
or one II" wrong, tie cstl IS soon ectited. The
laws nf trade, le To themselves, sure, and will
soon cure the evs If individual misconduct or srccu.
lltion But, y Mc resai'or goes 'erong, there g ne
remcdy none rithom a. ir"tSion In tact, The
great and decided "Leciion I" bank oil grea, power,
10 act as general egulacr 81 The currency, is the aP
prehenson, tdat it may ',sfJ suspend specie payments,
under the sanction OF the General Government, and
l,I,,
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coNGREss--lst sess,o

SPEECH OF EDMUND w. HUBBARD, or VIRGINIA
on THE u. s. FISCAL BANK BILL.
Deferred IN the House Of Representatives,, lug . 1871
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J. &. GREGORY * Co.., Managers.
iAGNIFICENT SCHEMES

Oce on Ham ID door te!oT c"rDers Mum aHd iiA sta
RicHMu>B, Nin.tSiA
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NoRrm WESTERN RANK OF VIRGINIA.

NoRrm WESTERN RANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.
CAPITAL SrOcK, $500 900.
Directors for 1871 dPpoiafeS By the STATE. =
Thomas PAUL, Arthur NJ. Phillips, z. Jacob. D.
Cruger.
Elected By the StocLholders-A. Woods. II c.
Woods, WIN. d. Tyson, John Bane. a. r. Woods.
A. WOODS, Prssidsnt,
J. LIST, Cashier.
Discount day on Thursday Of saeh week
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING.
CArrrAL Srocx, sjii.500.
Directors for 1871.
On The part Of IRE Staie.-JOsePh Caldwell, WIN.
T Selby. Israel Updegrah
For The Siocktolders.-J S Shrivsr, Samuel Neel.
John Richie, Mark Douglass, Daniel Zane. & c ID
Knox,
JOSEPH CALDWELL. Prs'dsnL
s BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day Tuesday Of each week, bills OF eN.
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CAPrrAL SrocK 100000.
Directors for 1871.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson. Jos Morrison,
John r. Clarke. John NJ. Clarke, John M'Mullen.
Robt Crange. Jos. Pollock. 1hos. J. %. Penionsy
THOs. HUGHEs, President.
y. IT, GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
CAprrAL srocK $500 OOO-slO00O0 rAtp ~
Directors for 1911 elected Jaa. 4.
John Fawcett. Samuel Sprirg. Samuel Nsel, e
d. Kuor. John CioshOrn, u. w. Harding j. s Shri
YER S. Brady, WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT, PresidesL
d. L,Nn Secretary n Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE co. OF WHEELING
CArrraL srocE, 100000. $4,000 Fatp ~
Direcsrs for 1871. elected Jan G.
Thomas Hughes. Morgan Nelson. VIM D. Peter
son, A. Paxton. A. ". Johnston. Jane. w. Fsrsyth
Robt crange. John MMullen Daniel LAMB
THOMAS HUGHES, Presidsai
r. IT, GsEEn, Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
sAML ATKINSON. Agent
ianI8 Main So, Wheeling, Va
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W. II Il ~ O..

CITY oFFIC s.
Mlyor-George Dnlly-offiee On Main street
CLerk-James ) Wheat-offico on Main srtcst.
City Sergerht-J. l.. Slngsion-ofhes Main Street.
Street Coninissioner-JOhn Moore
Flour Iaspector-GeoIgs Baird Office Market
Space.
Superintendent and w. Wsrks-JosIAH PowRLL
Wharf Master J. C. Wiley.
The Clerk 81 he MIrket-Wm Hall.
Curator Of tbs Guy Hail.. Warden.
ALiermen--lst Ward J. Murray. End Ward Jas.
Mcconnell. 81 Ward r. SIMS. 4Ih Ward P. Bier. 5lh
ward----
Assessors, oHs far each Ward.-lst, T. Campbell;
Cd, A. PayIon Sd, J. w. Robb: 4th, J. Robinson 5Ih,
WIN Tcmpleton
Sanitary CoHmifec-M Naughien and Irwin. for
sae lsi Ward I'd M'Ginnis & Laughlin; Sd Har-
ding and C. l. Strong ih. Richardson Richards;
5llI, Prati and Quarter.
Co4L and Lunajcr Mcassrcr-J. c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
ON Oniitances-Mayor.r caldwell aud Wheat.
On Fiaanoe.-Brnhy Hughes and Selby.
Ga AccoEHiS.-Wickham. Neel and Morrison.
On Streets aud AHeyG-Selby. Dunbar, ScatIsrdsy,
Caldwell and Lambdin.
On Water WorLs-Iughes, Dunbar and Graham.
On MIrket House -Wckban. Graham and Tanner.
Oa C0aL Baaks-Graham, Adams and SeatIerday.
On Whdrue<-MLurs. Brady, AGaughsy, Wick
ham and t..
o. Fire Dep1rtmeni.-Selby. NJ Lure, Morrison,
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions and Reotonstrances- Neel, Lnmbdin
and Dunbar.
o. Standardization. NJ Gaughey, Tanner. Dun
bar and Grahlm.
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HITS IND C.HPS.
TASTE AND FASHION


SPRING FASHIONS FOR lS4I.
ME subscriber invites the attention Of h,s
II friends and the public generally to the large
and splendid stock OF
HATS 4 CAPS,
Now on hand at his establishment, man ulaeisred
Of the following fabrics. viz;
Cants fine Beaver Hats ON Fur Bodies.
do Neutria. do,
do Short Nap" do.
do Nol.skin Silk, do do
do Short Nap do Cloth UhdorS,dos.
Gents fine Brush hats, or plain custom.
do Cloth Caps. new pattern.
Youths and Boys Brush Has. black and white.
Youths and Boys silk do do.
do do Cloth CAPS, variety OF patterns.
SUMMER HATS.
large md well selected assortmcnts Of Gents
and losIhs Fashionable Summer Hats. which will
be sold fnr CASH terms that cannot fail To please.
The subscriber having made arrangements with
one OF the LARGEST and MOST FASIIIONA.
BILE ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE CITY or
NEW YORK, will be enabled TO furnish his friends
aud customers ut any time with a
CITY MANUFACTURED HAT.
which for lghtness. texture and durability of color
cannot he surpassed in the United States.
~D'ORSAI PATTERN!-kef
A few dozen DOr-ay Pattern OF hats just recei-
we'd frum IARE'S Fashionable Hat Store. Pha-
delphIa, 10 which the attention OF Gentlemen is
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY HATrERS.
The subscriber has received his spring assortment
of liaiters stock and trimmings; Gum Shelae, Silk
Plush, Fur and Wool Hat Fslu, &C.; &c, all Of
which will he sold low for Cash.
a. e McCALLAM,
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, 1877, Main street.
Wheeling, May 25, 1871.
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bNLrlMoRE a PITTSBURGH.


PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
BALTIMORE 4 PITTSBURGH
'Aks oCoNNoR Luxe TsAFE. AND DssNIs
OCoNNoE, Pruprietors |
AMES O'CONNOR a. Co-II,,i,,.
- their arrangements are mas, ,.,'l',
"aru Merchandi-e. Produce &C. To- and fro, phi.
adelpha and Pittsburgh. aud Ball,Inors 90, D..
borgh. with that regularity and Ie.p,,ch -
they haier themselves has hitherto ehar.c,.,.,o,
their Line.
The superior mode Of carrying goods lpecu,,s, n
tins line aone) prevents all risks of sOilng
damage separation Of lots. too often aitcpdan, o
hurried transhipment OF single packages, OF the
several functions of thee anal and railroads. or cxpo-
sure by loading or unloading Of doors The goods
being locked up and carried throughout IN Portable
Water proof Car bodies without repackinc, hand
ling, or any interference whatever, from the lime
oither being loaded ia the Warehouse nj the start.
ing point until they are unonded (Niihin the Ware
house. also.) at the other end oflhe Line.
The adaptation OF this plan. a route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals. is an improvement
loo obvious TO need any comment; while the Ger.
iainiy OF receiving lots complete in clean and MGR
chanIable order, affords advantages TO owners and
o'nsighees 80 iny apparent as 10 preclude the ne
cessiiy OF further description
In addition TO their double IaiIv line az IN. usu,I
class they have single daily line Of Fast boats of
less tonnage, built expressly for speed, by which
ihey are enabled 10 carry goods through an Sr damn
The too prevalent custom Of allowing the Boats
20 be detained ut the Eastern point of the canal
until loading was procured 10 return with thereby
causing an accumulation OF produce in Pittsburgh
Tor want OF means Of transportation, induced them
to make their arrangements this year To run their
Boats regularly. whether loaded or not by which
they will be enabled TO forward a much larger
quony than usual, aud with corlainiyof disnatch
hitherto mpractcable.
The central situations AMI eHtensiveness of their
Warehouses IN Philadelphia. Baltimore ans Pitts
hurgh. atiOrd accommodations peculiarly advantage
Gus TO those iavOring them with their commands
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and Shin
pers to call and judge for themselves.
Goods consigned To the following Agents. will be
forwarded with despatch. All freight and charges
paid. Bills of LadIng transmitted, aud oyery m
strucIion promptly attended 10, by
JAMES O'CONNOR & Go.
Market street, Philadelphra
JOHN WEST,
North street. Baltimore
TAAFE & O'CONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets. Pittsburgh
grAll Produce delivered for the East will be re-
ceived free OF charge for storage commission or adj
NahcIng ltelghis. mar ll-3m
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PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES
GtULBERTSON &GREERS. are now msnufsc.
mr. ing a. their establishment on Main n Union
streets new and beautiful article Of CRATES from
Russia Iron according % a style generally adopted
~ al the large cities. both east and west Of The
mountains Persons who are building a. wish 70
adOrn their apartments with handsome Ere places
are respectfully requested 90 cali and examine some
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