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natlyes-he referred to the rcpudiated and con
dcmncd pet bank syslem--which the gentleman
had so justly denounced 50 far back as 1884, OF
the question OF the removal of the deposes, as tn
most lallaclous, rckety and corrupt system whcl
could be adopted, which they prophesicd and trul,
proPhesIed. would explode and blow up its authors
he took 1t Tor granted that there was no danger o.
that beng imposed upon the country by the com
ing administration. He trusted that would not b,
the result Of all the late agitation, and the decided
victory they had achieved
As to the other altcrnalyc-a National Bank
he would not 20 into that now. 1t will be time
enough, after general Harrison comes in, and re-
commends 1t to our adoption, it, with his cons,itu-
tlona objections, he ever should. But come when
that time might, il it ever should, he should stand
up and resist II with every faculty, and all the en-
crsy which nature had bestowed on him.
Mr. Wright said he had become deeply impress
ed with the result of the late election; and on that
point whether it was or was not full and free aud
fair expression of the popular will, he (Nr Wrighl)
dld not stand there TO express an opinion. tie
would mere call TO the honorable SENATOR mind
that they had just passed through the first election
under this Government when principles ON the part
OF the dominant party We're not declared when
measures were not uNowcd, and when men stood
/
then principles and measures, but to apologize for
saving nothing in reference to their measures or the
policy which they proposed to adept. That being
the case, the Senate would pardon him for calling
their attention to the fact that he and other Sena-
tors who had sat there with him from 1882 and '33
TO the present tlmc had seen election after election,
when 1t was the fashion Of candidates and Of par
ties to nvow their principles, and had heard the
honorable Senator, with an ingenuity which cannot
be surpassed, parry the issue his (N!r Wrlght's)
friends hah made, and contend, almost with sue
cess, That nothing was pre,Indged by the popular
measure which il WIS now nronnscd to rcrrn, nnJ
what was the judgment of the people, ana what
was Inc pubic expression at the Congressional cleo
,'''o wv ",', wv u'S,'"'s
this country That was Inc i,,uc that was ncnd-
ing during the wal of more than three years dura-
,on' oil "n'ch me honorable senator had spoNon-
,vos ,o ,n,t, ,i rIe :" ,'"',onea' %'" " ''''.
the National Leqsla,urc un(nyorpbIe TO ,hi, mons
urc in 1887 and 1888, aud another was returned
~ It's pace III 1915 ana 10y iaN"r"hie TO III ana
II was ""oP,co III pursuance OF pronunciation OF
con,royor,,. r. u.s., w ,s ,G,',' "n's WV
lar mind NAV have chrnreJ-i, mnv he didsrru,
now; but it, he, and if the pronunciation Of the
popular opinion mas been against the independent
Iao' u; 49, "'nI .,"'"'' w. '"">''r'u ""' "
election declnred ,hc pcnnl,r voco oc ,ho conr,r,
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'PIPE LAYING ATP PRINCETON, Nd

A New Jersey paper gives the names of the fol-
lowing TAeoIogjcm sialcais at the Princeton Col.
lcgc, who voted the federal why ticket, in violation
both Of lar and cusiom, and contrary 10 the adj, ice
oFlhc professors The paper thus pilhi'y remarks
"1hcsc young gentlemen make pretty begin
ming, to be sure, in the Ministry Of Peace Then
names should be published in ever, independent
newspaper in the Iand--wc copy them just us they
stand in the catalogue Of the coIlcgr, given in by
themselves within Il year past"
Their names are aS follows:
"lohn y. W. Doak. Greene CO., Tenn Isaac
=. DAWSON, Cruuhury, ~ j.; WIN. \, Sackett,
Delaware Co., Ohio; Henry V. u. Ncvius, George
town, ID. G.. Abram +. Graves, Upton 90. Tenn.
VIM. r. Brice, Dayton, Chic 4; Thomas u. Lea,
Brownsville, ". Tenn; Robert Finley, Oswcgo,
\. Y. George c. Bush, Rochester, y. y"
The paper also adds:
"'rhcy are residents Of other slaics-lhcy are at
Princeton merely for the purposes Of cducaiion--
and since the foundation of the Institution it has
never before been held that students had any right
to vote at our elections
II is by such means as this that Gov Pcnnns-
tons "broad seal" is sustained. We hope every
person will keep these young mrn in remembrance,
and If they ever attempt TO pcluic the sacred desk
that they will receive that chasiiscmcni of feeling
from an indignant public, which they so richly de-
serve 1t is thus the followers Of ciicr bnrrcjs
aud coon skins degrade themselves ohio Stoics-
man.
The kind of ''pipo laying" alluded to by the
Statesman, has been practiccd, for years, in this
State, especially in Burlington. The UHiretsiios
thrills .MHiis c'Phocbus what name !") that
nursery Of federalism, has controlled the town, and
one or two years the county in which the town is
situated, by the votes of wlgcis from other states,
who have no more business with the affairs Of the
town, than children unborn We do not know
how these cidcriles manage matters these DAYS,
but no, long since, the New York portion of them
used 10 "ay pipe N this state in September, and
in November, "spn yarn in their own.
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Tbe Spirit OF Tbe age.
To cheek ACHILLES and to rescue Troy.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. |, 1871.


Celebration Of the Sth Of January
AT BRIDGEWATER.
Order Of the Procession from the Inn 10 The
Meeting House.
l. Musicians.
2. Gunners.
8. Rinemen.
4. Revolutionary Soldiers.
5. Committee of Arrangements.
6. Toastmasers.
I. Committee of Invitations.
s. Orator and Chaplain.
9. Vice Presidents.
10. President.
IL. Citizens generally.
Order Of Exercises in the House,
l. Music.
.. Prayer.
g. Music.
4. Grafton.
5. Music.
6. Prayer.
7. Music.
Older Of procession from the Melting House
to the Inn.
l. Musicians.
2. President.
8. Vice Presidents.
4. Orator and Chaplain
g. Committee of Invitation
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"Therc is little piece Of poetry of ours, called

"Thcre is little piece Of poetry of ours, called
a Picture, commencing
The farmer sat in his easy chair
that is going about the papers. for which we do n
get any credit. We merely mention it to say that
we do MT rare a cent about ii; not Il cent. -
Spirit Of Tic .ige.
For one we plead guilty to the above and throw
ourselves ION the mercy Of court Is that enough
old un ;-Coacom (.iIs.) Freeman.
Enough, Yes YES Pray do nj say another
word. We really did not care cent about it, and
should not have mentioned ii if we had not been
put up TO it. We never will do the like again
not we.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

Have patience, ladies', we shall commence that
story next week. You sec that Congress news,
Nlr Madison's report, Sc. have taken up all tho
place We Ind So, aside for YOU Pray do Mt be
idgciy. We will do the fair thing by you pretty
recently, albeit, We have shivcring suspicion that
yon won, have the n1osnanmiiy to do the same
by US.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

iLJ'lt will be seen that Maj. JOINS KELSEY,
formerly of Danve, his become the Bonficc OF
the old Union House, at Montpelier. Mr. X. has
a wide popularity landlord, and will doubtless
give entire satisfaction TO the numerous patrons Of
the House. By-lhe-way, Major, We don't believe
we can shape things so as to be among you till
week after next. Wen try, though.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ARD.

We cut the following from an exchange paper
and will give the proceeding reward to any body
who will detect the author thereof
Marriage in High LGc.-ln Woodstock, VI.
5lh inst, Mr.. Washington Lafayette Brigs, wood
SAWYER, aged about %, to Mrs. Sarah Joe, Prince
Parks wife's mother, aged g.
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fany body wishes TO pick quarrel with us We
wish lhey'd do it about these days. We froze one
Of our listeners, Christmas cye,-kcep turning
on to it nights, and get up in the morning pretty
particularly cross, we reckon.
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To be continusd.l
TWENTY-sIXTII CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSION..

Friday, Dee. IS. 1910.
The SENATE did not sit.
House. The House was in confusion at the
time of the meeting, produced by the falling Of tn,
Chandelier.
Mr. Evans, Of Maine, presented petition from
citizens Of Portland in reference TO the Colonial
trade, which was referred to the committee on For.
sign Affairs.
Mr. Jones, from the committee Of Ways and
Means, reported Il bill making appropriations for
Revolutionary Pensioners for the year 1871. The
bill was read twice and referred to the committee
Of the Whole on The state Of the MON.
The committee of Ways ard Means, on motion
Of Mr. Jones, was allowed to employ clerk
Mr. Adams asked the chairman cfhe committee
Of Ways and Means if the bill providing for the Ma
val Pensions Fund was 10 be reported. PAYMENT
was to be made on The LIST day Of January lsll
and If the good faith Of the government was to be
preserved it was necessary that the appropriation
bill should speedily pass.
Mr. Reed Of Mass said, that the subject was be-
fore the committee, but the Chairman was absent
and if he did not appear in day or two the COM
nittec would act without him.
Adjourned till Monday next
.Noadoy. Dee. 81. 1910.
SENATE. Several Committees reported on va
rious subjects referred 10 them.
number of memorials were presented in favor
Of the General Banking Law.
Mr. Ben'on's permanent prc-empiion bill was
reported without amendment
Mr. Calhoun gave notice of his intention to bring
in his bill to ccdc the public lands States in which
they are situated, on certain conditions.
The bill 10 abolish imprisonment for debt, in GER
tain cases, passed 10 Congress.
House.. sundry petitions were presented and
committed.
Mr. Stanley gave notice Of bill TO pay the fourth
instalment due from the surplus revenue, to the
States, after the public debt shall have been paid,
and to relieve the States from all Obligation TO re-
pay the sums heretofore received By .hem.
Iae'dcy, Dec. %. 1870.
SENATE. French Spoiiaiioas.-M Buchanan
Of Pa. presented memorial from citizens of PENN
sylvania in reference 10 spoilaons committed prior
10 1900. Mr. B. commended the subject to'rhe at
ienticn Of the Senate. He remarked that il had
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

;tJ"A happy, most happy new year to all our
friends. (Our enemies may help themselves to
squash.)
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

viii some of our exchange paper stir up corpo-
raj Srccirr! We have mt seen hide nor hair of
him for these five DAYS Has his Star SGT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

Here's lh' last 1t was got Oft at a party the
other night. o. p, II, COLI pdirri hungry,)
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
TIE ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.

The Annual Report OF the Secretary of the Treas
ury, yesterday land before Congress, states the
Receipts and Expenditures for 1910. as follows:
RECEIPTS.
The receipts and means for 1850, exclusive Of
trusts and the Post Office have hucn rs folows:
The available balance on the Is,
Of January, lSlO, Is computed
10 have been S'2,246,749 90
During the three first quarter. Of
the present year, the nett re-
| cclpls from Customs were l0,9S9,SS4 rs
During the same period from Pub
lie Lands 2,Gao,2i7 rs
Miscellaneous 1860 IS
Estimated receipts fourth quarter,
from all other sources $500, 600 90
These make the aggregate ordinary
| receipts for the year EI7,197, 763 OF
Add the estimated receipts Of rin-
cipal and interest in leAO ont
olwhai was due from former de-
posilc banks $50, 900 90
Add also the estimated rccciD,s
from fourth bond Of the uncd
States !}nnk $500 900 90
Add for the issue ofTrcasury notes
instead Of others redeemed 5,44O 900 90
Aggregate from these additional
sources $500, 900 90
Which make the total means in
$780, us asccrtalned and es,im-
alcd $2s,23A ,5l2 o.
EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures for 1910, exclusive of,russ
and the Post Office, have been as follows:
Diplomatic and Miscellaneous t4,lIs,2is Ga
Same, Military s,75O,7sl -
Same, Naval 1920, 3l6 IS
Estimates by the Treasury Ohio
higher by other Departments)
for all expenses for Ilh quarter 5000, 900 90
Aggregate Of current expenses,
whole year 500 ,4so,340 81
Add for funded debt and iniclcs,
for cities Of District of Columbia
ascertLinod and estimated 100, 900 90
Redemption Of Treasury notes, in
GLIDING principal and interest,
for three first Guircrs $500 ,3O6 Gl
Estimate of notes that will be re-
deemed in fourth quarter 422 900 90
Making the aggregate OF expenses
or payments S25,oo3,656 IL
Leaving available balance in
The Treasury on Dec. 81, 1910,
computed al 4,590,sj5 50
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

The iral of Mis-. Kinney has resulted in her ac-
qnta
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

After oday, (new ycar's,) so lar as the girl
are concerned, X. X. viii mean, Kant kogH
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The girls have got the two prc'licst things going
that wc know Of, J.. Y. (crcr hinc,) and b. b. q,
(bcl'cr Lc GV)-Spirit Of tie .lye.
Here's another not quite so pret,y--O. y. D. e.
A. o. ID. 90 dcar, do cone agoin, Odo)
IfififOIR Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

Here's another. o. X. X. b. W, =. tone Kin,
Hiss bcOre we paH)-Poril0ad. irgus
And here's another X. H. o, Il. (hanl his
oil The time. )-SpirH ofhs .Ags
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WE REGR EFT

TO see that our good country girls are bedeckng
themselves with frpcry, Of a! kinds Of the ELS
,lcr style" We do not know wha, a yirluors girl
can be thinking Of, following fashions set by such
a woman Il, Fanny EIssIcr, has the reputation Of
being, It may do for city rakcs and their associ-
acs to wear 'i.lssler breast pins, ',scr buttons,
&C., but, for dcccncy's sake, do NJ let our pure
minded country women be seen dressed in the
style of a woman, who, 10 say the very least, has
the notorious reputation Of having been a kept mis-
trcss. Let them have more respect for themselves.
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IuesdGy, Dec. 90. 1870

1"e"Hy, nee. Y. 1870.
senate. French Spoilaiioas.-Ylr Buchanan
OF Pa. presented memorial from citizens of Penn
sylvania in reference TO spoilations committed prior
TO 1900. Mr. B. commended the subject to,le at
ienticn Of the Senate He remarked that il had
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w ~ u q In .N' q.

CITY OF { =
M,y3r-Goor-c Dnliy--ogi-o on Main street.
C,,erk-I,n,es < Nhra,-,fIico on Main srt"ei.
CIR Ss-1crai-J l.. : in-siou--rfiice Nam Street.
S,r,ef = .glHlissioaer-John Moore
Fl,gr LsDeciOr-Goorgo Baird. Office Market
Space
SIN --is.eqlsgi md ". IVorks--JosIAH POWELL
IVl1rC Mister G. Wiley
The Ci.rk ofd~ M7rir,--Wm Hall.
Curator al ne CIR Hall Warden
AIcsmcn-lsi Ward 3. Murray. 2ni Ward Jas
Mcconnell 81 Ward r Sims. 4th Ward J. Bier. 5'h
4, SCISSORS, ops fir e1rh IYtr5.-lsi, 7. Campbell;
OIL a Paxton; 81. J. w Robb: ith, J.Robiuson. 5.h.
Wm rcmpjr'on.
S,ai,r-, Com -M'Naughien,nnd Irwin, for
Zoe Ist Wori II NTGiunis q Laushlin 81 ha'-
d.ntapI c. ]. Strung; 4.h. Richardson Richards;
SIN Pratt anl Qanirier
CJ4R anil LqaJer iicasr-cr-Sse wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR TIE COUNCIL
On OrHu4 lccs-Nflynr, Ta!l veil and Wheat
o. Fiaqqrc Brady, Hughes and Sclby.
o. Aceuugis-Wicl,ham Noel and Morrison.
-DFSHeeisa anil AHsgs--Sciby, Dunbar Sca'IsTday'
Caldwell aui Lambda
O, IIlfer WSrLs-iIughcs, Dunbar AMI Nrahun'
O, lIlrtc, House -Wickham. Graham nnd Inhne''
o. C3ti B1ass-Grnham, Adams and Scate5uay'
q. Vi4rres-NrL Love. Brady, MGaughey' WICK
G.. IRE .,4rfasqL-Sclby, MLurc' Morrison
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions aud RsnOhs'ranceS.- Neel' La'h'u'"
AMI Dunbar.
% STANDARDIZATION. M'Gaughey, Tanner Dun
bar ana Grahlm.
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ID UEUMATiSN entirely cured by TIE uso Of
IL Dr o r liarch's Compound Strengthening
and German Aperient Pills.
Mr. Solomon Wilson. OF Chester County, Pa.
afflicted Tor Two years with The above DISTRESSING
disease Of which We h1d 90 use hts crufchfs for
eighteen months, hts symptoms were CvcrH.ra
ling PAIN in OH bis IQInfsrf. increasing towards
shout icrhNfdfcd with heat. Nr Wilson, was
81, 80 mo tfnahie tO move his limbs ON account
~ ne pain being eo graaG be- beng ADVISED uy o.
$3.50 I'd bia to procure Dr Uarhch's pills. 0r
" tL Ec scnt. 20 the orcntin West Chester, and
Wn..,,.ed some: or using tho medicine tho tnrd
~ lie pain disappeared and hls Ftroneih inoea,
wy, ~. AMI i'm three weeks was ablett1 rffrnf
.UE. ~ ,.,.ss which ha had not done w r.gu-
w ,. ,'grths Tor me bcocn' oi Others ali'ci. q,
I III ,y,sbss these lines published tna. W.. may
S,rs'.cvcd, sud again enjoy me p.e''u'o' 90 ''''
'hg Ih6,Sc''pal ono, No % N7r'b E'sah s"'''
/ rhladelphis,
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DIR. WIN EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for CBTLDREN

| ~ - III ~ - Il ~ - " I III LIN a. ~
| WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
! ri + mothers knew The blessings this Syrup would
"A afford ihoir Infants during t.e period OF ,leuiit
ION by rubbing their gums with it, no tender moth.
/ or wonld neglect the use Of IT.
! DIR WM EVANS CELEBRATED CAAIO.
! MILE AND APERIENT PILLS for Weak stomach,
| Pain in the side, Bilious affections Sc the Pills
will perform cures when Physicians have despair-
! cd relieving thcPaiicnt
Physicians are respectfully urged - uso these
Pills ~ cases Of Dyspepsia, IIypocnndria Sc when
the bad quality Of Drugs will not effect cure pr
EVANS basis the efficiency and powerful virtue Of
his pills on the Iperor quality of the Ingredicn "a
of which they are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills are recommended 10 the Ladies for
suppression Of customary periodicals also other
weakness of Females 10 which ihcy nro subject
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
Accelerated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines sold only Of the follow.
ing regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents
as some men sell countCrfeits:
Regular Agents, w. H. King. Grocer wheeling
James Burley x c. Nioundsville, Va. 4. ID. Clarke
Fish Creek, Va. Roht :. Holliway. Smyrna. o.
Mr. Tunhull, Book seller. Sieuhcnvillc. Isaac liar.
ris, No 100 Liberty a., Pittsburgh
CAUTiON.-Dr. VIM. Evans will not be res
possible fer the commences Of the Camomile Pills
unless they bought Of Dr.. Evans advertised
agents.-'rhcrc - one agent in cverv county.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
TTTJrlf,vn

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wbcciirg.
CAPITAL SrOcK. SS000OO.
Directors fof 1911 aPpoiafeR by mc State.
rhan,s PAUL., Arthur NJ. Phillips. Il. Jacob D..
Cruser
WOODS. VIM b. Tyson, John Bnne. a. r. Woods
A. WOODS, President
J. L,sr. Cashier.
Discount day on Thursday ofeach week.
MERCHANTS O. MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING
C,rrrAL Sr1Cy, SjliJ00.
Directors for 1871.
On Hcpartoj hc Snc.--Joseph Caldwell, Wm.
TS,ihy. israel Uplc-uG
John Wlch.c Sili D1usllsa. Daniel Zane. & c y
JOSEPH CALDWELL. President
Ptnv. Cashier.
J.c.a., dly rursiay Of each week. bills Of cr
-hln-e discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
CArir.L Sf1cS 100000
Drrl'ars fo- 1871.
Tb3s U1rl... Ho7rln Nelson. jos Morrison
John b. C.r,,r. john 81. Cnr.e. John MMulcn
Rot, yfla..,, Dos Pollock. Tn1s }. 3. PcniOncy.
Taos IU4tEs. Pr-Uirai.
g. H Crssa. IfrIurcr.
Discount l1Y Thursday Ui each week
FIaE e MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING
Cyfrs-. s-g~s -JllHlD-sfq100 900 PAD tv
Dfrer-rJ.r tofl e'trl.i Jas. a.
r,yn rawcrft. SIrnuei S.rrr samuel Necl. &
n K1og. John GIslrrn. ~. w. illritng,J $ S.r
yer.s Brady. Wm. rlrion
JOSH rAwCETr Prosi4sri
d. LAVA. Secretary d. Agent.
WESTERN IvSrG NVCE CO. OF WHEELING
ct,r,t SD .c,. s5'JIJn $4,000 ruD a..
ID -.s--t Ter 1914 s'cc'd Jan. q.
Tb,nls iIurirs. N1r11 Nei'on. WIN. . Pcic
.-o s. pty.ll. A. 81 johnston J1mos ". lsuyd
NIL, C.,Yt... rsS1 uNui'en. u1uiel lar b.
THOMAS HUGHES. PresiieHt
g. U Carrr. S.-rr'1-y
PROTECTION fv RANCE CD.
.tr.Frtr t.vg.
SAINT. ATKINSON. Ar-n'.
r,fa MAIN 50. Wheeling. Va
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BALTIMORE g PITTSBURGH.

BALllMORE q IITTSDTRGU
JAMES OCoNNoR. LUXE TAAFE, AND DENNIS
OCoNNoE. Proprietors.
ANiES O'CONNOR * Co Having cornpIctod
- their arrangements. arc now prcporcd ,o Cor.
ward Merchandise. Produce. &C. 10 and from Phil.
ni'iphia and Pittsburgh aud Baltimore md Pits
'orsh. with that regularity and despatch which
ihcy uniicr themselves has hitherto characterized
their Line.
Thc superior mode Of carrying goods (pcculrar to
ihS line ullucl prevents all risks OF sping breaking
damage OF separation of lots too often aitcndau, on
hurried traushiPnent o! single packages. at the
several functions of the anal and railroads or cy-
sure by loading or unloading out fdoOrs the ruods
being locked up and carried throushoul p. Portable
Water proof Car bodies without ropackinp. hand
Ing or any i"'-rlcrencc Whatever, from The time
"'h''r ''iug loaded IN the Warehouse, at the START
ns point Until they are unloaded (wi'hin the Ware
house, uisp) al the other end oCihe Line
The adaptation of this pan on route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals, is an improvement
'o' obvious 10 need any comment; while the Ger.
'ainiy of receiving lots complete in clean and rcr.
chaumhe order, affords advantages 10 owners md
c'Hsignccs - fully apparent 10 preclude the ne.
ccss.iy OF further description
Ia addition 60 their double daily line of the usual
class lhCy have single daily line Of Past boat. of
less Tonnage, bulk expressly Tor speed, bv which
hey ar" enabled 10 carry goods through az Sir llyS
The too prevalent custom of allowing the Boats
% be detained at the Eastern point OF the canal
uutl loading was procured to return with thereby
causing an accumulation of produce ia PIusburrb
for want of means of transportation, induced them
To make their arrangements Tins year To run their
Boats regularly, whether loaded or not. by which
they vii! be enabled 10 forward a much larger
qu'uy Than usual, and with "a ccrlainiyoI d.suatch
huherIu impracuCablc.
TIE ccairaI situations anil cxfensivcrrcss oC:Lcir
Warehouses IN Philadelphia. Baltimore ang Pitts
hursh, aliurd accommodations peculiarly ADJ anurs.
oUs 10 those fayOrug them with their commands.
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and Ship
pcrs 20 call and judge for themselves
Goods consigned 10 the following Agents, will be
forwarded wI.h despatch. Al freight aud charges
paid Bills Of Lading transmitted, aud cyery an
struCliOn promptly attended 10. by
JAMES O'CONNOR & Co.
Market street, PhIladClphia
JOHN WEST,
North street, Baltimore
TAAFE & O'CONNOR
Corner Penn and WAYNE streets. Pittsburgh
jJrAl Produce deliv cred for the East will be re.
ceiyed free of charge Tor storage commission or ad
vancng treighls. mar II-3m