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REV. Or. BARTHoLoMEw'S
Pink s3Xpect0rant syrup,

L n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
"a for Coughs, Eioarsoncss, Colds, Pain IN The
Breast, Ilhuenza, Hard breathing, and diiheul
Expuctofation. For Adults and Children IN cold
climates aud warm.
Have you Cough D. Do no, neglect Il. Thou.
sands have met premature death for the wanl OF
/ llilc attention to u common cold.
Have ypu Cough Rev. DR.. Bartholomew
Expcciofant syrup, a safe medical prescription,
containing no POISONOUS Drugs, and used IN an OK.
tqnsiyo practice or several years. viii most posi-.
lively a.lJrd rcliei, and save sou from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into The grave hundFds Of the young, Tho
old, tAc fair, the lovely and tho gay.
Have yuu Cough Be persuaded 10 purchase
a bo,te Vi this Evpeetorant Syrup today To
aIarrow may lie too late.
Have you a Cough D Bartholomew ENPceto.
rant syrup IS the only remedy you should take &c
cure sou. For this plain reason; That in the
thousand cases where il has been used. It has roi
failed 10 relieve.
Fer sale in Charlotte, n. G. by b. Oates and i
] II9l,on; in Salisbury by c. u. Wheeler; ~ Lex
ington ty J. r Mabty; in Grcensborough by j
R. Sloan 10 FayeitevIoby J. A. MRaej IN York
willie, S C. by Coms,ook 4 Co.'sagcnt.
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DIR. EAsJHzz.sS
VI u . I g 7 II q s 3
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

Eh liETllER produced BY bile, phlegr, from
iDtefn7f morbid matters arising from
BADLY cured old disorders from the use OF uer.
curry, calomel bark &c, or tin fcrnales) from the
change OF lis, as specified 10 the Pamphlet
ANTi siPntIrIc SrRuP.-Ths medicine is in
l!i 'ellreai blsorasfs. a certain remedy.
AbissiNtA diXlrse in liquid and in paste
celebrated for ITS speedy and perfect removal Of
H1npffGa and Giclt.
GoAp AisE BssstH, lsr Biliou9 and Nervous
Affections. Gods, Dc
AROMATIC Ex1aacT, iinitnent for Indigestion,
o.tnc=. 10 tal stomach, Numbncss OF Weakness
80 Tie limbs, Reformation, 80.
Decorative Powpga fer Bilious Fever Head
1cds, Diseases Of The Eyes, DC, which is to be
taacD TIC RestoFer
j5PAs 0lyrMEsr, for Piles, which is to be ap.
plied besides The Restorer
iirScsi 0isNEsr, for letter, Ringworm, Salt
fheum, Scaldhead, Er8ptions Of the skin, and foul
l'',,rs; IS 10 BE- applied besides the Rcstorer.
UNIVERSAL On STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
80 o. t7e CHEST, Dyspepsia, lnilsmmatory
"Ifuma.fsfp, Palsy, Paralysis, sc.
Or nm s Acousrlc or, for Deafness end all
Dthef Auric9af Complaints, which is 10 be used
together @ilf Ise Restorer
w. ~ hnhfs Pamphlet "Treatmcnt,n &c.
entered according % Act Of Compress. contains
hHi Directions for tlegse OF the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy
~ Persons wishing 10 p,7cufe apy of The med.
icines, will please direct leh orders. witb tbe a.
mount, post paid to DR.. KuuL'S OFFICE.
Ralei2a, N. G., or Richmond Va, 0, 10 any Of the
'a,i9"iog Agents in North Carolina.
, Oates, Druggist, Charlotte
J. I. & G. Phiier, Concord.
jeasin- & Biles. Salisbury.
iluaphtisa 4 Gaiti-e-, lexington.
= n. s.oan. Grecnsborough
NJ J. 4 Drake, Asbofough.
I, g Henderson, Lincolntsn.
a9uTu CAROLINA.
Sioc'c Cunning & g.. Yorl n
-. heinfe' BrawleY 4 Co, Chester &. H.
X Pamphlet 500 S0' ~
JaHe t., le42 3g,r
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ib HEUMATlsM and LAMENEss uoeiljy,

HID HEUMATisM and LAMENEss positive.
AA ly cured, and lII sbriyclIcd muscles md
limbs are restored in The Old or young, by tho Ii.
Ola. VEGETABLE EIiyra AsD NEavr asp Boss Liy.
iwEsr--bu: never without the name Of Comstock
81 Co. on il.
For sale in Charlotte, N. G. BY p Oates; in 81.
llsbuFg by G. b. WhceIcr; il Lexington BY ], P.
MabTy; in Grcersborough BY ]. &, r. Sloan; ia
Fayettegi!le by j. a. M'Rac; in Yofkgi,, 5. c.
bY ComsLpck 4 Co.'S arcnt.
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Absolute Cure-tIi.

W tul. prove DALAI
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR iueslasi
u not only cures quicker, but gives no adj I
pain, nor leaves scar. Fire ~ positively ~
Cd harmless. $40 has been offered siG no, I
any person rciot ing an empty bon, and ~
that all agony % anoin,ing Is hot cx,rselt
iew minutes, set, rot ono from thuusandl 4
ais sinco lsas claimed the bobbs Psrgoa
'ona to guard asatnsl general injuries sa4 I
money, time, leisure ard life, aud prc,tM 4
oiisPring from being disdgurcd by tufnr 4 4
small Pox FnatB'es. il possessing the c., 4
power to replace ghc eellnlary organs ees,f
can do 50 BY shaining this iuesiinable -
Msuy deeply burnt eases in The city can B. 4
and one entire face burnt over aud woaudsi 1
distinct times ia The same spsl while he-tet
IN no case can be traced the least clgarn|
mara For all kinds ofLurgs, its raqi9 So
effects. are alike important: cyon sore eve.
EXAMINATIONS and BROKEN BREi1
would be unknown. The tollc, and nurirr
clearing The skin Of Pimples. removing ehit !
All ind 4 Indispensable. Once using oit 1
forever establish Il the sovereign HEAL 4
quality. Afltf this notice, heads II iarlisl
lowing torture for months. and ulitasi,y 4
loried ieaiufes, cen never wipo away ffwa|
Josily uttered By disabled child, for negaeI
20 triumph over Gre.
Tor sale IN Charlotte, NC. By n. Oates Is
J. iiol'ou IN Salisbury By c. b. Wheeler
ington By J. 7. Nabfy Ia GFcrnsbofourh 4
s Z. Sioan N fayelityillo hy ]. A. Mgul
fofktile, :. {. by Gomstock & Gus sgcnl
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MANSION HOUSE.

FHSIlE subscriber having purchased Nj l.
Il Hughes interest ia the above Establish
ment, tcndefs his services to the Travelling I1o'
lie. Having for several years been engaged IN
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount Moarne
in ltel,ll county, be indulges no hope mat nc
has experience enough IN the duties OF ms bnsi'
ness to tDdeayor TO render comfortable all VIA"
nav bcsoW upon his House their patronage
lis TABLE shall alwaysbc well and pIcnliinI-
# supplied viii every thing the country al'rds'
Is please and satisfy the palate even OF an epieure'
lis GAR viii be found furnished with choice
SELECTION oi Liquors.
Al. STABL rs shall be constantly attended by
iahhlpl agd attentive hosl!efs and supplied VIVA
abundant pToycndcr. oy
CA4,l0te, Jan, 81, lsll i5l
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TO ALI THE WORLD VINO USE LEA.
liiER IN Any EDRM.
OREI ia VANNHN.


Or LEATHER kESTONtN. NEW CHE
Mt.AL DISCOVERY.
w10sr 5co,i. t,o,- ,t.,,t lt.,.
w c,rvs,tdJ ;,,, J,,,I,, s.. gu" "'1' .r ~
nm r,t,.ct,d l,o,n cc,t,in AL, e.. w, ~ a..
foree ana .t,,nv,I, 81 ,,e T,,,ir 20, '"'
It,tb,, bre,o,es 9,,d MA H. I'm,
.,gg'ri ,,i,5 rt,l te JJJjS ~ 5.s,Sig'
To realare ,ben hi, ,56n,,, ,ao,..a+.s ',,,a,'
s,a50.loes, and rgo'o,o An c,,., n, ~, INK, ~
rrgtne ne hiania. Thi. spls,snc, tbo ic,,bo,
never can receive .he second limo. hu, nj whols
IN nm ~ a !" e,1a.', w., ,o9 W ~ TAN
Ie,fber if il has bcrn tycn,v gcs,. T.,
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FElUlS preparation has now stood the test Of
a several years trial, and is confidently re-
commended as a safe and ,Gcctual m,dicine for
cxnol ling worms from lie systcn,. The uHexam-
plca success that has attended lis administration
10 every case where the patiout was really atllc-
ted with Norms, certainly renders It worthy the
attention Of the Public.
The proprietor has made i; poiu, to ascertain
the results Of is use in such eases as came with.
in his knowledge and otseESa,ion-and he iuga.
,iably found i! to produce the most sala'ary fleets
not upliequchlly amer nearly all the ordinary
pretaraiiops recommended Tor worms had been
previously resortcd TO without amy PoTmanen, al
vantage. This fact is a,,cs!ed by tho certificates
and statements Of huudteds Of respectable per
sons in different parts Of the ccun,ry-and shoalt
/ induce families always 10 keep yal Of the pre-
paraion in their possession. Il Is mid IN lis op
Grafton, and may be administered with pefiec
safety to the mos, delicate infant.
, For sale At The nrug store, BY
i. b. OATES, sole Agent.
! Aur. 81, 1919 Gnu
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7. ]. HOLION, Agent,
CkgYjOife, y. {
OF COLUMBIA. for

N b the hair, which will stop il II falling out, or
restore It on bald places and on children moke il
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
All VERMlN that infest The head Of Children
in schools, are prevented killed By il at once.
Find the name Of Comsiock * Go. on il o. nesct
try it. Reminder this ai,cgys
For sals 10 chulotie n. G. BY B. Oates and T.
J. liolton; IN Salisbury by G. ,. Wheeier; 10 Esx.
ing;on by J. r. Mabry in Grcrnsb1fou. bg j.
y X. Sloan IN Fayetteville by J 4. lrRac; in
Yorkyille, ). G. by Coms,ock & Goa aeoat.
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a. acknowledgements ComPo'
~ Extinct There is no other prcp'ra',In,
Sarsapafilla, that can exceed or equal tbs. ~ ~,
arc sdre 10 get Comstntk's, YOU will fad y ~
rior 10 all others. It does not require rt'hos
Tor sale in Charlotte. N G. by H. Oates a'I
}. Hol'on' ~ Salisbury by u Wheeler :" !, 4
insion by J. 7 Marry in Grscnsborolen Y
Y u. Soqn; n fayetteville by ]. A. Mh1'
f0rkWlic, $. g. hy Coms,ock 4 Cp@ agent
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NOTICE.
.gust RcCCiyeei.
WILLIAM HUNTER,
BSGEsaksE.SEDEEg.

Cd ETURNS bis sincere thanks 20 generous
d 0 public f5r the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 him, and begs leave 10 say that be
confines 10 carry on the ROGk-BINDING bus
MSS in d! is branches. lie viii be thankful fer
work 10 his line, and promises to execute al or
de,s promptly, and in a superior STYLE. Aad as
money Is scarce, such articles Of domestic pro
duee as are generillg consumed in family, vii
be t.asn il. payment lof binding, at the nIarsc.
price.
Dee. ), 1913 l2lf
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S B n RaxsHSs assEss
THE NEW MIR OR.
Every number embel!ished slih
A Beautiful steel Engraving.


REASONS FOR TAKING THE NEW MIRROR.
Three Dollars eaqHot Guy SO much Of literary
and pictorial value in any other shape
fJtyfpo highly finished steel engratings are
given N the course Of the year.
The literary contents are the freshest and bss,
that can 10 furnished by the experienced taste
aud industry " its editors
sfgPe and paper are mol excelled BY those Of
any other periodical.
A Splendid Lool 70 Liaf aud preserve Is in your
hands at she close Of the year, containing every
Thing Of curreD, interest worth remembering, and
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By HE year each ngmJer cost bit fro pence. tho
there are IN II sixteen pages OF the choicest mat
ter, and picture such as could not be bought
singly at the ps: shoy IS for less than two shinrs
H'0iH cost ysu nothing 10 send yoqr subscription,
as postmasters gre authorized to enclose i, 10 the
editors postage jrce.
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The New Mirror is aoreltq in letters and 10
art. Il is saturd y paper, containing sixteen
snperbly printed printed octave pages, lencosed
in neat cover, and Z costly and BEAUTIFUL sie.l
ENGRAVING, FiFrT-Two Of these are given in tle
course OF the year--an experiment hitherto unat.
tempted either al home or abroad--tore,her with
eight hundred and thiIty.two closely printed "a.
gcs Of the choicest matter, and all for the triRiar
and very disproporti0ned cost Of three dollars a
year 10 subscribers II is edited with great care.
and enriched with original papers from, the bcs;
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der Of taste by cheerful sketches Of society, tales
Of romance and humour, gayeties ard GRANTEES,
domestic and foreign correspondence. ~it and pa.
tlos, and literary, mnscsl and Occasionally dra.
maic criticism. The very low price at which il
Is polished places 1t within the reach Of every
one dhnpsed to obtain valuable, amusing and re-.
iined rA'iOon iorRsAI, published in seekly mum.
bers, but aAo intended for presernafian as aheice
r"'~'"" for ~ ibrary filed with the gems Of liz
cratrrc and ts fine arts
lhose VINO suld the amount Of sBbgcrip,ign ii.
rect 70 the undctIpncd, vii receive The l,aper by
man or otherwise slh tie utmost punctugliig. and
enclosed IN strong Wrappers, so as to preserve the
engra'ing5 rom mum. in most country places
It's lmpraciicabie TO hare agents bat ang acrson
desiring 10 subscribe cal have his letter. enelos.
ing NC Amount, ranked hy the nearest posmas
Yer, who has the right ana generally tic courtesy
TO hoso, end bY sending directly 10 The qnder,fgn.
co, all flsl Of disappointment Alt he avoided.
PEGkHAM & 90
NJ Ann street rat Bfsaagag.
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VA ORMs WORMS. Sr.RrLiSG Fscn-
w Hundreds Of Children and adulls arc Z
yearly with worms, when eomc other cause :
been supposed 10 be The true one.
IL IS admitted ny all doctors that scarce ~
woman or child exists but are sooner or later 8al
bled with worms, and in hnadrcds Of cases y
TO relate supposed fever. searlalina, cold, o -
other ailing carries OF the flowers Of the na' y
iamily-while in truth they die Of Worms y,
these could have been eradlcaied In a day. y "
nso Of bottle Of KOLMSTOCK'S NtR'I
fU"E, at The cost Of quarter Of dollar,
~ Contion.-Neycr buy this article uhlf'
has DR.. kolmstoek's vcrmifuge" hand'on'l
engraved on The outside label, and the fac 10
Of Comstock Il Co. 4
For sale in Charlotte, ~ c. BY r. Oates aos |
J. Iiolton in Salisbury by c. II. Wheeler N .i@1
inaton by J. 7. Marty; in Cfcnsborough ~
& u. Sloan in Fayetteville by ]. a. MRa'
Yorkvlle, $. &. by Conistock K Cos agcn'
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 90.
tobfr Tern, lS43.

tober Tern, ls43.
Benjamin Morrow
rs. Original Attachment.
Alexander Robertson.
Levied in the hands Of James S Sly les and Others,
and they summoned as Garnishces
II y this case, il appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
Il tire Court, that the defendant Alexander Ro.
ber,son, Is not resident Of this State is there.
fore Ordered that publication Be made for six sue
eossive weeks in the Charlotte journal and the
MechlcrbuTg Jelefsonan notifying sid dcier.
daut TO be and appear at the next Court Of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions to be held for the County Of
MecAltnb1re, at the Court House in Charlotte, on
the iih Monday IN January neyi, then and there
20 lead or rel levy, or judgment final viii be rem
dcred against him, and The property levied on con
demned to satisfy plaintiff demands.
Witness, Charles T. Alexander, Jr., Clerk o
our said Court. Al O.iioc the 4th Monday in Os,o
Der, 4 y. 1913 and in tie e5lh year Of American
Independence.
c. ALEXANDER, Jr. c. nc.
Printers fee s. G24. Ia
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MILITARY EIECU1IONS ior sala q,
THIS OFFICE.

Casa md Deiircry Boais for sqic hry
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PEEIES. &c,

A RE wholly prevented, or governed, if the at.
"A tack has Como on, if you use the oHiy true
Has LISINRSr, from Comstock & Co All Sores
ard every Thing relieved by il that admits or an
Outward application. II acts like charm usc il.
For sale in Charlotte, n. G. by b Oucs; IN 81
lsbnfy by G. B. Wheeler 10 Lexington sy ]. r.
Mabry; in Grcenshorough by J. & Il Sloan: n
Fayetteville BY J a. MRaci ID Yoragllle, 5 6.
by Comstock & Co'sapcnL
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CAul0iie, Jan. 81, lsll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20

Surplus imports, ...........,..... 50. SIC, us
This surplus shows the amount OF specie sent into this
country to purchase productions and which has been
absorbed In cotton The balance oftrade in our favor
after using up the specie sent invest cotton
caused by the exports Of that staple should by the laws
of trade go towards quidating indebtedness for i'm
ports. Should the imports continue heavy all through
the season. we shall become deeply indebted to foreign
countries and specie will have to is steps
back again. which may cause tightness in our money
market than anticipated Six months may sufce
to alter the whole complexion Of commercial system
and, notwithstanding the constantly accumuating value
and the abundance Of our exports, change from cred
tors to the debtors Of the world.
The Legislature Of Ohio still engaged in stormy do
bates on the subject Of banks The petitions presented BY
the hanks now In existence for continuation Of their
Charters under various notifications and alterations do
not meet with much favor The free banking system has
been proposed in Ohio and bill called the state Stock
Bill has been introduced the House of Representa-
tves conain' thy-nne sections and is very lengthy
We extract few sections, giving the principal iesur
Of the bill -
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VALUE OF !NrORrs. ExEoRI: AND DUrms CoLLEcrr

BY this see the receipt of amount Of duties in six
weeks reaching to full third of the gross receipts
this port for the whole of last year. and nearly half Of
the gross receipts for the year lssO This unprcceden
ted 1t snrpasses any period Of the duration 1896.
The new mportations finding their way into the
ket through the auctions very large sale of French
goods took place to-day Prices present pretty well
advanced hut the large supplies that will probably be
thrown into the market Immediately the opening of the
season. will doubtless reduce prices below their present
standard The bulk Of the heavy imporations this
son, have probably been credit We have had nothing
to send to Europe in exchange for merchandise but
staples and they mostly shipped foreign account
the specie having been sent out to purchase them. We
have had State stocks send abroad neither have
negotiated any loans lately the proceeds Of which usual
" come in the shape Of merchandise. We have had
thing but great staples the exports of which in s43
only exceeded our imports $io,s02,3 7i.
The movements Of specie for several years past exhibit
very pleasing results.
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sre This authorizes the Treasurer to plates
Cor notes 10 be engraved. OF the denomination Of y g.
TO- 10 So and 100 dollars Each denomination to be uni
form These notes to be countersgned and registered In
src a." Whenever any person or association formed
for the purpose Of banking under this act shan
to the Treasurer any portion of the public stock OF OHIO
he they shall be entitled to receive 10 per cent Of the
amount In the circulating notes registered o. aoresno
New York is below
SIC. s-when the stocks deposited with the Treasurer
shall continue to be sold in New York at par the
rer may receive the interest and invest in Ohio stock IN
trust for the banker deposite in Columbus bank
to be Withdrawn AMI paid the banker when the stock
shall have advanced to par.
sEc. 9-The circulating bills shall be stamped on their
face secured by the pledge of Ohio State stocks"
SIC. l5.-Any number Of persons may associate under
under it. with stock capital Of 100 dollars upwards
SEC. 23-Requires the company to keep hand in
Gle 20 per cent Of their circulation.
Secretary Of State a statement Of their affairs the first
Monday Of December annually under pain Of being dis
solved as insolvent
stock and If any part Of the stock is withdrawn the Urea
surer may proceed to wind up the company.
SEc Subjects the company to damages for delay OF
in lieu Of interest at the of IL per cent per
annun.
SIC. s7-May close up on redeeming at least 90 per
in such case, on depostng with the Treasurer sum
equal to the unredeemed notes.
SEC. ss-oacers. &c making false statements or en-
penitentiary Fl ON three to Eve years.
This system seems to be very voraby received in that
State and may possibly be adopted As the bill particu
larly compels the deposte State stock should be-
come law that stock will improve both ia price and de-
mand will take out Of this market large amount that
is now used for speculation. The stock would become
the property of capitalists in the State and its security
would give the people a circulating medium sound
and as safe as their own pledged faith
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THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE.
TO RE QUICKLY CJTRED-

ND thereby escape the dreadful after CONSEQUENCES and
the long trim Of disasters that follow ofa certain
dsase the sufferer should make Of medicine that will
take hold on Of the t and by neufrazmg The
poison eectuay prevent the irspsrabie injuries which
sometimes to poison all the cf
pnss Many medicines orvd the public but nothing
has ben before mds known that much OF the
pa,rc. as Dr. THOMA, 70 SPECIFIC PILLS Usti these
Pills discovre th. patient required to submit 10 all
kind deprivation in business and Of living and sal
sced 70 lon. aud tedious cogr,e OF MIXTURES drops
thu Ire disease eif-and after ALL to BE- ieft victim 70
Thomas Specific Pills purely vegetable uupessaat 70
ale and they fail to cure the most aggravated cases. in
need but little prang The bloom Of health and look or
happiness thousands sak for the and point
road health Price, u Box. Agents n East Broad
way OF Market ~ Fulton Street 30 Broadway,
~ Of ChAmbust, jas lm@ecU
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Stocks rapidly advancing Ohio Life and Trust i'm
proved per cent? Ohio 6s u; Harlem ,; Norwich d
Long Island Al; Mohawk 4 Paterson a; kentucky Ga
Illinois Farmers Trust Il Canton II; Pennsylvania So
q North American Trust Company closed firm at satur
days prices Sales very large and for Monday con-
siderable activity prevailed.
bill providing efectually for the collection of d
rect taxes passed the House Of Delegates of Maryland by
vote of 44to IS.
The committee in the Pennsylvania Legislature, to
whom referred the petitions for the sale of the public
works have reported against the petitions The chairman
Of the committee finance in the Senate reported House
bill providing FOR the payment Of interest due the LIST
instant on State loans with amendments.
The Canadian tariff works very uniavorably for
Western producers The exports from the West into the
Canadian ports have fallen of during the past year
mousy. Every American seaport the Lakes has felt
the decrease
VALUE OF WHEAT FLOUR sIuPPEr FROM CLEVELAND.
OHIO, TO CANADA.
1872 18t3 Decrease
1861 y9y $500 9S1
This exhibits decrease Of about three hundred per
cent The decline has been nearly in the proportion
in beef pork Sc The restrictions placed upon these ar
cles stimulates the Canadian farmer to production
compels our farmers to seek some other market.
The official quarterly report Of the banks in this State
has just been concluded 1t will be SEEN by the annexed
tables that the banks have increased their total
ment about two millions since the last report -
BANKS STATE New YoRK. FEB 1874