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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06
Farmers Department.
To Preserve Shingles On Roofs.

There is much for us to learn as to the
best mode of covering our houses. The
following is one OF the modes practlsed
to some extent, and has proved, we be-
lieve, quite satisfactory. We copy from
the Spindle City,
A gentleman in Groton gave US the
other day the manner ii which he pre-
pared his shingles, before laying them
on his house, some six years ago; and
on examination, we found they had a
perfectly sound and fresh appearance
as thoug ii they had been laid not more
than month. -, :,
He had large boiler, which he filled
with whitewash, mixing with it, about
one pound of potash to four gallons OF
liouid, also about the same amount OF
salt. This composition he boiled, and
while it was boiling, he dipped the
shingles in, taking handful at time,
and holding them by the tips. lie had
boards placed so that he could set his
shingles on them on end, and let the
LIQUID. as It ran off them, run back again
into the boiler. The shingles he allow
ed to dry in this position, before laying
them; and his belief was that, by thus
curing or hardening them, they would
last much longer. They could be color,
ed red or yellow, easily, by mixing red
or yellow ochre with the composition.
The expense for shingles on a roof IS
/ I'll, fI,,, IpnSf nj those
which we buy now, unless We go to
very high price IN purchasing, last but
for a few years; and thel something
that will harden and preserve them like
the above, and which costs but little IN
the application, will thankfully be re-
ceived by owners OF buildings.
SHANGHAE SHEEp.--One ofthe editors
of the New Orleans Picayune MIR. Ken
daily having recently turned shepherd
we have the following information IN a
late number of that paper:
Shanghce Sheep-Sheep all the way
from China, good reader! Something OF
a novelty, that. We are accustomed
thanks to Yankee adventure, to the
terms, Shanghae chickens, SC, but we
had no idea that the subjects OF the
Brother of the Sun and fitty-third Cousin
of the Moon had any knowledge of the
value of the wool clip or the taste OF
mutton chops, One would imagine that
Chinese sheep would be like every thing
else that is Chinese--queer, odd. quiz
zlcal. But no such thing. These two
lambs-tor they are young 'uns-are
quite as simple, and woolly, and dirty
and respectable looking as the most civ
ilized of their European or American
brethren. It's of no use saying, Chow
chow or 'Tchi XII to them; they don
understand the green tea language. A
long voyage they have had of it fro"
Shanchae on the other side of the globe
to New York-which is already tril
long enough to brighten any decent sheer
and hen from New York to this cat,
OF denominations, They appear to taxi
it quite quietly, however, and thorough
" to understand the difference between
people who wear tight indispensable
and those who sport baggy ones. Tn
two innocent little big lambs propos
emigrating to the praries OF Texas short
ly, and we expect to hear of their lynn
down peaceably in the same flock wit
Mexican and Vermont specimens OF theI
tribe. So be it
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Great Prize Medal Arrived.

0ICuC Z IIGV U1CU1I 4NlI1VOU'
HICKEY & TULL, No. 14S Chestnut Street,
Ill above Sixth, front of Jones' Hotel, received
the Prize Medal awarded to them for the best
ANELING TRUNKS exhibited at the Worlds
Fair in London, lS51-bcing the only exhibit
tors to whom any award was made. Their
competition was with all the World, and they
have taken the PRIZE.
They offer to Merchants and the Travelling
Community the largest, best and cheapest as
sortnent of
TRUNKS. V.ALISES, B.4GS, &c.,
to be found in this city, and at very low prices.
Call and see. HICKEY & TULL,
Trunk Manufacturers, l4S Chestnut 81,
Sep IL Gin PHILADELPHIA.
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MORE NEWS.

THE largest, the most fashionable, and the hes
L assortment of mems, woman's, and childrens
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock of Ladies, Misses, and children's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manutac-
turing Ladies Shoes Of every description. He is
now prepared TO accommodate all who may favor
him with a call, with mems women's and chill,
drcn's boots andshoes of the bestsort at very low
prices. I'll OS. {. CROUCH.
Elkton. Feb 26th '4S.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange fol
cots and shoes. Wanted journeymen shoemak
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GREAT BARGAINS

TO BE HAD AT VIM. T0RBERT'S who
is selling of his stock Of Summer Goods greatly
below their real value; the stock that he offers
so extremely low is composed OF Barege de
LANES, Bareges, Prints Laws, Cotton Jeans,
Gamboons. &c. Persons who want to buy
themselves rich would do well by calling as he
is determined to close out his stock al prices Ia
suit the purchaser. Don, forget to call, you that
want twice the worth of your money. [aug 2S
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ulrtct from lHt agent.
100 Tons of A No. l
.NENICHN' GUHNO.
The analysis Oft Guano shows it to contain
Is per cent Of Phosphate of Lime,
8 Ammonia,
Dr. Higgins, in his late report states that when
the soil requires 'hosphales, this Guano is equal
to the best Peruvian
so TONS or .3FRICH A GJ.E.NO.
This is Il new article and viii recommend IL
self Prof. u. Stuart says il contains neorly us
mmch rhosp hat"s as the test Q~a'Hy of Peruvian
guam, and more Ammonia than many specimens
OF i;,Ia@ouian guano.
patagoni:iaa esuaNO. Zones, and
Fer. Sails.
All of these Guanoes will be sold as iom as
he same article cnn be bought in Baltimore.
WILMER 4 DAVIS,
GRAIN! GRAM!
The subscribers are buying all kinds OF grain
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire to sell at high prices, will lind it to their
interest TO give us Il call.
WILMER & DAVIS,
| June II IF Por, Deposit.
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SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
NOTICE..
NOTICE.
FHyHE Undersigned having purchased the pat
E cnt-right for
KalsaV's Alternating Rec. Hive.

81 cnt-righl for
Ke.sey's Alternating Bee Hive,
for the six upper Districts in Cecil county, would
beg leave to recommend it to the public as best
adapted to the culture OF Bees, not only from the
fact Of its superceedng the necessity of destroy
ing the Bees to get the honey and prevent swarm
ing, but also preventative from the bee moth;
therefore surprising all others now in use.
81 hereby certify that the above Hive is nc
humbug, but will perform what it is represented
to do, if the directions are strictly followed.
LEWIS ELIlsoN.'
NIB The above Hive can be had on appli.
cation to Mr.. WELLS, at the Depot in EUtton, OIL
by addressing a letter post paid, to the subsclib.
er in CEclLroN, Cecil county, Ma.
Nav Sy JOHN J. pEARCE.
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cidcnt to man or beast.
FOR HORSES, &C.
For the cure of sprains,
bruises, saddle and col
lar gals, swelled joints,
stiffness and weakness
of the legs, old sores,
scratches, &c.
aug 90
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RE AID! READ!
Relief for Man and Bea

Relief FOR Man and Beast.
TIE Horscmnn's Hope, or farmers Friend
A arrangements are now made for supplying the
Apmblic with this Grea: Remedy, which has
been used with wonderful success by those who
have had an opportunity of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect to have supply, and
all persons employing workmcn would do wei
to have some by them, to be used in case of &C
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GA man can find nowhere so good Savings
Bank as by emptying his parse into his head.
knowledge is the best capital he can possess;
il is at his command every moment, and al
ways bove par.-DR. FRANKLIN.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.

DOCTOR YOU RSELf.
D-PRIN ATELl, 1 o.
% cents, by means OF the
POCKET LE.SCtLAPil :
or every one his own ply
>icians.-The lhIrly-slXth
Edition, with one hundred
cngravinaS, showing Dis
eases and Maltormations
OF the System, in every
shape and form: 10 which
is added a treatise on the
diseases of Females, IN
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FOR MAN.
For the cure rheum-
atism, lumba 90, sprain
| swellings, b ruis c $
sciatic pains, stiflnes
OF the lin BIS, &c.
| For sale only by
WIN. TORBERT.
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nOOR. SASH and BLIND DEPOT
NNOTlCE to BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS-Tb
undersigned having recently started Factory with steam
power for the manufacture Of Door, Sash Blind. and
Panel work. wouo invite the attention Of Builders before
puIchasiDg TO call at Iher WaIehohouse No 80 Warren.
ST Any article not on hand vail be furnised at short
tice j. LEE.
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DEN NSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAH-SoOoOo0 DOLLARS-seaed proposals will
be received the Office Of the Company in PhlsdepaA
until 18th day Of September next al sunset for the
whole or any portion OF the above named Loan.
The Losn will De secured By first mortgage on the Kali
road Of the Compeny23 miles IN lenghand its equip.
meat which when placed In compete operation between
Hsrs0ugh and Pittsburgh with single track and sdings will
cost sl2 5N,WO.
The amount Of unconditional subscriptions the csplta
rtocs OF the Company the Slst Nay, was So 100000
which will shortly be increased to Ten Millions On thess
subscriptions there was paid at that date s9il7,S95
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF The
Company from the business Of tho road In t unfinished
dton demonstrating beyond doubt tho ability OF tbs
Company only interest its debt but ample dv
dends stockhoders enabes the Directors TO otter this
loan TO capitalists with unqualified that It will
afford safe investment of their funds aud certain In
the puDctuaty with which the Interest viii Do met the
best government securities
The BONDS will be issued 10 Of One Thousand Dol.
lars with interest coupons at the rate OF SIX per cent az
tsched payable the first day. OF January and July OF each
year the office OF the Company In this city, In OF
goo serins with interest ut the rate Of ve per
payable ia LondOn-each without any deduction 10
taxes
The Bonds will be redeemed where the interest sde
payable the 3t Of December 1890 they be
yertsd at the option Of the into the capital stock OF
the C mpsny any time previous to the 3s Dece'
Der, 1860.
Twenty FIVE per Of each accepted bid to be paid
within twenty days after the receipt OF notice it's
snce st London II FOR Sterling Bonds and Philadelphia
Dollar Bonds the remainder To be paid in install
every g. thereafter until the whole Is settled
or the full amount be paid In at II desired
The proposals viii be addressed 10 GEORGE V. BACON
Treasurer. Pbade pha and Endorsed Proposals Loan
They viii specify he pce offered for Dollar and Sterling
Bonds or either.
The bids will opened determined oy the Board Of
Directors on the 18th Gay Of September.
ANY further information In relation TO the road and a
prospects will be furnished application the office Of the
Company or to EDWARD MILLER Chief Engineer, the
special AGENT Of the Company in London.
j EDGAR THOMPSON, President
Philsdelp his July IS, 1853
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DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF Of

BURLINGTON or MATlNiCUNK lSLAND--h
pursuance OF the lie ssure OF the State OF vsw'
Jersey. ard by the authority OF legal Town Mesns ofbs
citizens OF Burlington City VIII be sold at public sale
O'Clock NJ. Monday. the 9th day Of September nn
Bedens City Hotel In the city OF Burlington ~ j. one
half the lower part OF Burlington Mirtnicunk Island,
comprising about $50 This valuable property ata
sted in the Delaware River opposite the city OF Buhngtn
great highway between the great cities o.
the Union Immediately opposite the outlet OF the Dels-
ware Division OF Pennsyyanis Canals at Bristol,
TIN ough which passes tire bulk OF coal which shipped
from Philadelphia
The eligible situation Of this leland the depth OF satsr
and the bodre OF the shores coDhD. 10 render il oos oil
the desirable properties which been offered 10 cap
itasts manufacturers for long time.
The purchaser will be required give satisfactory security
for the performance OF the contract
JAMES w. WALL Mayor
CHAs. III FENNIMORf, President Of Council
THOMAS MINOR, Pres't Managers Of School Fund
Burlington. N. j., July % 1852
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C,ANDIrSKY COMPANY for MANU-

A9FACTTJRINt, CEMENT The subscribers have ofSs1.
ir,d Company under tbs title Of THb sANDOShI u
MANUFACTURING COMPAhl a. chNHIs1 ~ 18Th
p.cia act Of the STATE OF Ohio OF the oth june 10, 49,
limit the a holders. r,spon~ ty 20 the amonnt .o
criptons except IN OF lsnofers Wages ,
OF the COMPANY T. 10 cary on tue bnlnr's "
manufacturing and selling hyaia ,ns.nS no the
fIon,t Of IN. capal required f tbs business, " s7T
tsns addi,ioaal safscn Stions Ia New ofs. ,
Ths Couuany have secured eighty Jour hcie' ~ ,anu
- ~ ION a. the township OF Ottawa "hleh OceIpi@'
pIls.ns v a die Jons peninsula stretching into Lake
~ ~. - The north and vest sides Of Sandn'SJ nsy
Unable bed Of the very best quality OF cement et
nearly all this lot OF ekhy.igI cropping
80 herr around the BOUNDARY Of tnspsr Of the PEN
tsr. fsw feet above the wseis edge The layer ha'
h.n otked for thickness OF ten To twenty eet ana ehs
i.,se. Lake En5 can lie cos. up 10 ths
ottawa Dock 50 a. be- l0ad from the OuAr-s directly
No other ouanes Of Hydraulic Cement are known 70 eN'
that region Of country The demand TOT ths
article foI eerBs railroad culy-rs cellars and the wA OF
bnIdipss is nEnse, and daily increasing hesPonhois
parties have offered 10 quarry from t1s property Dsfh ana
srnl the Cement and In barrels on ths wna for
IS cents Der barrel tire actual will not exceed o. cents
IL stricty cASh article ard sells IT Sandpzy ny me car
go for nearly quite double that price, ana the demsno
cannot supplied by several such works Suns company
nov, pTopOse erecting The capital requurdB az foo
For the 81 acres Of land. houses qusrues &c $H,vos
For ope ming out further qusTres, erection OF kns,
for ant CINE, mills &c, capable OF putting $500.
up 500 barrels Of Cement ly............... b5wp
.slOo 900
or which sC0 already subscribed and tie tho remain
ing 900 IL 10 desirable to now raise IN New FORK.
samples Of the Cement certificates IL quality sud
full particulars be had at the Office OF DRAPER NO
f6 Pine at who will receive susc Oons for account OF the
u1dersisned W. r. CONVERSE, President
A. ". BARBER, Secretary,
S.W. TORREY. Treasurer, Directors
w. 8 3. CLARK,
A SANDYOaD,
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observation-disclosures to Drug
II sists and wholesale Merchants-h T. Ian 4, 40.
n John st. will sell in ls-ge quantities Peiflnery 10 per
cent lower than sny house In the States Cash dsers VIII
find it worth their nstice Druggist labels to SUIT every
drawer anc bottle complete 1900 cent per label - per
cent of - the trade Three full books set s9 dis
count OH brings them TO S. Call and them and BE- Goa
WINGED.
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CCIUAR MORNING LINE for

hALBANY- From the wharf foot OF mmg a.,.I
1oeIock A. NJ daily lsuncsy' excepted msklas az e.,
landife "a The fast and splendid steamer All JrSns.yS
and FrLdsys and Albany at the same noGf ese c, "
The new aud beautiful steam-r Rsinpbh, ~. IA
Farnbam will leave New-i oik, Inesds)s .s,,sS %
SATURDAYS and Albany ssch alternate cay. n.,'
board 2 Foo luther ibiJrrns'ion Apply =, % p.,s
'-' LANES BISHOP Co. No beNe~
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A AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and

- svLD on the most favorable terms by COLEMAN
DhAhE No. Is Wsll-st- near Hanoverst
loo ~ and ~ aco WsTrants qua anded genuine
snd receivable at Land Office tho United States
SANITY 90 band Warrants forwarded to all parts OF
county q the market price the receipt Of remiances
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b. b BUTLER, Auctioneer.
nUBLiC ADMIN lSTRATOR'SSA

Il On WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10. at % O'Clock, Ill
sprucest I'd floor the balance Of the effects OF John Dog
eett Mary Ca bit and other nt-stass co0ssns Furai
ture Office Dssss and Tables Beds ard y. dins CARROTS,
Cro,bery. Glassware. Cloth"s Tuoss Chest- SC Aso.
1T Of Poor Richards Almauacs" oil Director es Books
Mas, &c Also ysuey Of Picture sranss and PsGuagh
by order Of JANIS ). THAfER, Public Administrator,
No 7 Naaau-st.
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GGles bp Gntiion.
A NJ. MERwIs Auconser.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.
- Ttsds Sales Rooms No - ParSrow.
j bLEEcHER Auctoneer
II ARGE and PEkENPrORY SALE

ARGE and PERENPIORI SALE
IL q about fry-'1ur desirable BUILDING SITES sit.
us,sd The beautiful village Of New Rochelle about IS
rss from the City OF Ne~lOrN Westchcser Countg
Auction-A.J BLEECKER will sell az auction on WE'D.
AEsDAY, Aug. L. 1861 at - NJ at the Merchants Tx.
Grange, New York fry four choice and vaushs Building
Plots varying N size from quarter OF four
eech, with the Mansion House Barns, Out houses All
t1e .ots hsve fronts on a5enues, GO feat wide.
Tie above property Is known tbs late residence Of
Samuel Bovine. ESQ, and is sased IN the village the
east side OF Maiast- and running through t. C.d,.rosd,
ara OILY quarter of mile from tho RAILROAD station and
half an hours rdo from the city by ths Nesiaven
It's hns elevation and tie splendid view which they all
times command Of the Long Island Sound snd the Iad
ing county, unsurpassed It's close proximity the
churches stores surrounding improvements convenience Of
access 10 the city &C. H., hins 10 rsr der thea Inc
most valuable building sites for Gcnemsns country resi-
ceuce for merchants and Others doing the city,
offered The land is OF the BEST quality, eod the facl
ties for failing, bathing, yachting shooting &c cannot oe
excelled
TEEMs-l0 per cent the day ofsae and he auc'onesrs
fee 20 per the st OF Ocobcr IN, balance can
bond and for three Ave years at per
cent. pay able semi annusy. Title indisput'Be.
Lithog spc maps be had at the Auction Rooms No.
Broad st - . -
For further particulars apply TO THADOEUS DAVlns,
No. Is CT st. from 10 10 s. Morning ana evening at New
Rochelle
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CUsToN HOUSE., DISTRICT Of NEw.YoAK, !

CUSTOM HOUSE, DISTRICT Of NEwYOsK,l
Aug Is, la52
PROPOSALS will be received until
FRIDAY, Aug. l9, for BUILDING Two BEACONS
At the ELBOW at PASSAIC RIVER. snd CORNER
STAKE uesr ELIZABETHTOWN POINT, NJ.
SPECIFICATIONS.
Dock 50 feet long, 2t wide IL feet high 10 feet by at
top-o be built in Icing dsnond FORM Of pine logs OF aot
less than 10 inches In circnm'erar
10or feet from the bottonths cribs TO be five feet
susr, and eli TO be filed with heavy stone, the top to
have suing pieces, le riches square.
The dock 10 have tenders OF white oak, inches thick
spikes IA inches to be driven In each plank ) guard
iron straps each 10 feet long, inches w1ds nch
thick.
band of the TO be around the top timbe and all
well spiked
TO be put the Beacon go to the bottom and be
carried up 50 feet high, 10 inchesthick.
At the top Of the spar there must be signal marx OF oak
basket work. feet BY feet quarsal painted with mafia'
paint TO have three coats
All the above work TO finished in the most substantial!
manner and the satisfaction Of ghomsoever the Coec-
tor may sppoint TO examine the same
Any in form alton will given by applying a. my Office ia
the basement Of tie Custom Hou,e, where model may be
seen. JAMES COGGESHALL
Inspector of Ii ht- Houses, &c, New York District
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NOR 5 n K + w > IL u Y, HIGH
Il LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE (Loas 8rsneh,l
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS
DOCK. (midoistownl sne RED BhhR.-Ths popular
steamer EDWIN LEWlt, Capt J. z. CoIlies. vii leave
kobipsoD-st Pier, North River, a. follows:
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Ga SUNDAYS. the EDWIN LEWIS will mu to KEY;
PORT, touching at Fort liamilton; lesgl tue o. !"
Hamm, nd-st at q A. ~ aud Robins INST ,aI A NJ ne
turning, esye Key Port az 3 p. a.
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CHOW CASES! SHOW CASES !
Gcpartre

NOTICf.-1'he partnership Of II. NJ.
LOCKWOOD & co. il this day dissolved By mutual
consent: anG either Of the undo authorized 70 set.
tie iis Affairs Dated July &C. lS52
II ~ LOCKWOOD
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing business In all It's branches will DO cortn-
ue1 al the old stand by the subscriber
n. NJ. LOCKWOOD
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L,OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

4 DOCK, OCEAN dOC5E. lLons bra9en Is vnr
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS JUN.
hod.town,l and RED BANK New .nd spienda -" 80
boat THOMAS HUNT, Cspi II HassertJ, Sln '''"
the New haven Pier. Peck-sp, East River, Is io,l
From Nsy-yyrs From Ssr,e'b1Iy n
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or. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE

~ COMPANY. 1890. - .
Cnsh Capital, 10000 Dollars.
Insurers participate In the profits.
This Company having completed their organization will
eomnenc. business Monday, ID August, next at their
present location, corner Of Sh-sv. and &3tst.
Policies Issued all descriptions Of Merchandise, Stores
Dwellings Furniture, Ships In Port &C., ~ favorable
terms other City Offices with the advantage 70 Insurers
Of a snare in the profits Of the Company.
DIRECTORS.
d. Hopper Mott Garritt S. Mott Henry 3. Bolster,
Jas X Del Vecchio, Joseph Bougbton, Elijah Ward,
VIM A Wheeler James w. Ogden, John Gunn
VIM W CsmpbeL San uel Lyman GsrittH Striker. Il
Joseph " Savage Asahel A. Denulsn. Stephen w Jones'
John Meyer Henry D. Crane, William j. Brisley,
Eresus Lyman, Mark Cornell, John Wslto,
John Denhar, VIM r. Stewart, William Winslow,
Frastus Sand.rson Henry Dubois Andrew Ward,
Geo. " Van Mort WIN. W. Cornell. DAY IL L.. Ssyrs.
John W Howe, Cummings II. Tucker.
M HOPPER MOTT, President
CHAs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL Girsndoes Vsscs Hall LalPs CrOck-ry C!a'' WaIe,
&C China Tea S-tts, Tea Trsis China Malta Mas and
CuIs Sauoers for presents, and many olhsE uSet
ces s selling cheaper 81 airy other 10 tee city,
G. BALDWlN's, No. a Bowery, d0os s9os the
Theater
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS,

III - i'hO
\ SAVINGS BANK, No. go Grand e., between VILLA
and sh-ri4.s,s New-York.
Presioent. WALTFR USDrRtILL
First Nice-Presicert.. y. HOE
e-cord Wee President. Gu tNOLER l.. INGRRSOLL
1hirc Nice-Presdent. ALFRED T CONKLlN
s-crei airy. HAiGAr
. FMS irsttntion will opeu Tor business WEDNESDAY
we 18th dsy Of hsy. 1881 az O'CLOCK. Bank dsyS
nonoays, Wednesdays Ihustays and S.tuldays from Ss
Iocoek, r NJ Interest a. the OF per will b
SLOWED On ell deposits por 10 the ION cav Of JULY Insr
est oecsred on the 81 Monday Of January and jay oa Be-
posts winch have beer deposited tho spscs s
ronns next previous 20 the l Of January aud Jsy The
ensrter secures 20 married and miners the ole con-
toi OF Their oeposts WALTER UNDERHILl. Psst .
JAMES Z. HAIGAr. Secretary