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Men and Roys CIothing.

1VVERyBOnY should embrace this opportunity to
H buy Clothing for Men and Boys, at GEORGE
CULIN'S CHEAr CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, :. f.
CORNER MAREEr AND slEcoND STs., Philadelphia
enbracias choice Of the best, most desirabie and
Fashionable Dress and FftelS Coats, Habit Cloth do.
Linen Drilling dol. Tweecs. etc. with great variety
OF Boys EIJoTHlrso consulting Of Suck Coats Pelka
Jacscts. Monkey Jackets made Of Tweed, Linen
Drilling Cloth, Alpaca, Kerseymere. Doeskn etc.
FuRSIsfINe Goops-Conai.fing OF Shirts Stocks
handkefehieis etc. all Of which are ofare- at the
possible rash pricea and as cheap any eihei
Ciotbine store in the llni,n
Parents who d. sire Boys Clothing, are earnestly in
vised 10 examine lhe stoe K
u<r Country Slofekeeper can he aceonsu odated q
very io,s rates,
GEORGE cuIIN.
s. r.. corner Market and Second ss,
April H. Silly.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

alNFT1 he subscriber. being desirous of re- -
A1flI n neVlng To New York, will sell The %sssssss
HliIl toI'swhs property, TO wit: The FARM G1kSA
upon Which he now resides, known bv ~~As-
the haIne oi rankiort, containing some 4I5 Acros
@ uae1 St u, 'ne oWer part OF Talbot county, MARYLAND
uIPn m.es creeF' branch Of Chopiank within two
n'iles ni .he village of Trappe and within ono hour
rlde OF Eason or Cambridge between which
anu baltimore the STEAMBOATS, ply twice or ,bI; "
5 Meek' mere rs good school within n few bmnJroJ
yaIus VI lhe farm and several churches in Tho nL
oorhoVu aNo hfle grist and saw mills adoin the 49,;
es MiSch are OF great convenience parlicnlnrI ,ba
neL' Gere being on The farm upwards of 2O0
~ " PEuoa1 Oh which is suitable for shin t;uhnr
ana most of the balance will answer nr hnii I @
poses or fencing plank for which there il ~ pui,
e@uy market There is also a quantity Of Cedar snJ
IocisI trees upon The premises. The arabic onJ -
uIviueu mto hVe helds of thrty-iye acres each anJ
Mo 'ous OF nVe acres; four of the fields and ,h 80
Vts 1re Wen set Ia Clover and Orchard C;rass ,or
Vi Wllich mas been thoroughly lined The land ;s Of
~, ga! oo.'oIh' ana very susceptible of improve
let' Tor which there are upon the nrem,sos -, r
resources | make by The appIiCaiion oc picn'S Vi
wards OF twenty bushels of wheat and iory bushels r.
oats per acre. 'u iorty oushels oil
ne improvements consist of q goo1 and substantial
DITCH Dwelling, with all necessary hail b,,,IJin -,
'Ttp' ep' - pump OF good Vater stands i'm The vnrd :
ine O"''nlldings are large and conlmodions and H.
~ Eeii'beht cannot be surpassed for convenience
Phpp also stands in the centre of the no,nJ co,,,& 80
M l0r watering stock There are near he 1oiii
orclards two of Apples and one of Peacbass
number OF other kinds of frnit traes nontnd
~ e dWI Ihe farm Is all under good enclos,Iro MI
sues rauihg from each division, and the I,nJ ;s s.
sllua'td ana lad of as 10 be divided ino tbree cr
@ oue Ut each end OF Il hundred acres or more ond H.
"'0 ~ tue cehire oil Two hundred.
MAY 10 1ss4-,, T. r. MARTIN.
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&. KNHGssV A. CO

As-SNSSYTesl l NoMMIssION MEaCHsNTs and dealers in
'~-s--nSSO Fish, Cheese and Provisions gene
rally No. 29 and 10 = Wharves Phuadclphia have on
hand supply of Mockerel. Goldfish Saad, Salmon
Herrlngs, Blue Fish, White Fish Haddock Hams Sides
Shoulders, Lard, Beef Pork, Cheese, Beans, Dried An
pies, Dried Peaches Crsnberras &C. IInar % Am
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ANY Thing that You Want!

1AkAS n ssHbk3 NEAdt Il Wa w HMeS
NHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Smyrna, and vicinity that he has ALWAYS on hand
large AID splendid assrment of Books and
Stationery; also, SNUFF, SEGARS and TOBAC-
co, such as Fine Cut, i-Nervous and Cavendish
which he has just received from Baltimore Fishing
Tackle Of all descriptions; Harrison PERFUMERY,
Columb ian INK. and fine assortment Of fJEWELRY
Port MOnaIes, Pocket Knives Glass and Britannia
LAMPS, AccOTdeOns, VIOLINS, 80 hour and eight
day CLOCKS, TOYS, a great Variety of Confec-
IOnaries Shoe Finding, such lasts, Shoe Thread,
avis and Hats.
9 He has also large variety ofmany other articles
which are 100 numerous TO mention, Please call at
h. WARDS, negt door to EasOn d JedersoR's,
Commerce Street, Smy Tna.
Juue !, 1853. EDWARD WARE
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Doctor Edw n. DaiIev

" Smyrna and vicinity. His Office is for the pr,.
sent, Of his Residence, Delaware Street near South
house recently occupied by John M Sparks) where
he nifty be found at adj times, when NOT professionally
engaged.
lordsrs leii during his absence viii be promptly
attended TO- "ffl'
July l3, 1853.
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v an NO a. IS
SPLENDID NORTH.LIGHT
AbagUcFFeO(VDe ROoras

l20 Arch st., Que door below Sixth south side. Phua
PERSONS visiting the city during the approoching
Hoda, s. should call on us and obtain one nr nor -
our on superior DagnerreOypes, and have them SET in
PLAIN or Fancy Cases '0' III
The reputation OF our styles of Portraits is as high
as any IN Philadelphia and they offered at much
lower COST thus giving nm equal chance To obo'n u
good Picture Of tue oest materials Terms One Dol.
lar and upwards ''' OO''
&TDaguerreotypes Of deceased friends or relatives
larger ifdesired. -O VI
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I'D, Stevenson.

8 RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the public
- u gene ally that he still continues his
IL MARBLE BUSINESS in al. its various branch.
- es al the CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR
hET STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE. where
he Will Manufacture, and make TO order. MUNU-
MEN'!S aud GRAVE STONES, of the most approved
and modern styles lie will also manufacture MAR
Bile MAN'rELS and DO all kinds of wOrF in coDnee.
ton with buildings, with neatness and despatch and
al Philadelphia prices. He would state that all work
IN his line. IN point of beauty, cheapness and excel
'ence OF workmanship, shall be unexcelled. He there
lore assures the public that he make il TO the
interest of all TO extend to him share OF their patron
age. % Orders from the country attended 10 With
despatch. (Dee %, lS53-ly
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May 10. Is54-it.
Very Valuable and DesirohIc
RcaI Estate

H. Now offered and will be sold upon roosono.
kXIii a. Die terms. AT PRIVATE SALE
k&Ill MANSION or FONT BILL. FARM s;tna,od
al Wesi OF the Town of Smyrna, and immeJinteIu
4uacent thereto, containing about 200 of
hAND' IN highly mIroved condition. nossess;n@
every advantage private residence and nroG,ahis
Upon this Farm, less than CO. 0OO hush.
oF C Lime SoVOo bushels of Wood Ashos and SO TONS
ol Ouaio nave been spread within the past years h'
sues sue great variety of other concentrated fernzers
STu e pio"lng under green crops of OATS Buckwheat
Slover &C. all Of which has also been covered t,U,ce
or rlce WIN the best Stable and barn yard manures
ne wiioie tract is isclosed with the best and most
G new chestnut and white oak fencing; about
T9 @ @1h0sand dollars expended in the erection Of orr
d.; n;oltDiHGS, comprised in which is everything reon,
sue !" hIsnly improved and well directed Farm
sS4e Acres are allotted to the most choice vor;s.
G&sSN' lies lie OF Apples Peach, Pear, Cherry. 0nince
- rum and Apricot; besides, the Garden abonnds
=. IN wei selected strawberry, raspberry, grapes
ANY one wishing 10 purchase will be shown the nm.
perry by the undersigned. '''' p''>
Near Smyrna, Feb. 90, Stiff '-iiA'o;
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Young Americans Library

Young Americans Library.
A USEFUL aud aiirictve series ef BOOKS for
IA young people. embracing events connected with
the carry history Of our country, and lives of dstin
guishee men. written with much care and in an enter
tanning and instructive manner. with illustrations of
important events, anu beautifully illuminated title
pages containing the life of Daniel Webster the great
American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes illus
tratlve Of bis character and the following Illustrations
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill.
Webster iishing at Frysburg
Webster declining the Clerkship.
Webster expounding the Constitution.
The Bunker Hill Celebration,
Webster at Faneuill Hail.
Marshfield, the residence Of Webster
Webster on his Farm.
The Life Of Henry Clay, the Mill Boy Of the Slashes
nine illush ations.
The lile Of BeiJamin Franklin, nine illustrations.
The Life of General Washington nine illustrations.
The I.iie of Marion. Rine illustrations.
The Lille OF Lafayette, nine Illustrations
The Lille OF William Penn, nine illustrations
The Life Of Geaeral Taylor, nine illustrations
The l.lis oil Andrew jackson, nine illustrations.
The l.ile of Napoleon B0napaTte, nine Illustrations
The Old Bell Of Independence; or, Philadelphia in
l776, nine illustrations.
The Yankee Tea Party, snd other stories of the Re-
yolutlon nine illustrations.
Combining over loo illustrations.
Each volume Is well written, possessing a high
moral tone, and can safely be placed IN the hand Of
young people. They contain numerous anecdotes
Illustrative OF the history Of country and are we'll
adapted for family or school libraries
Price per sei handsomely bound in CLOTH gilt backs
and neatly put up in boxes. S6.75.
Price pnr volume. neatly bound, cloth gilt SCI eis
Cop0rieurL AiEenis or School Libganes, will be
supplied at a libelHl discount
Copies wil be sent by mail postage free. upon the
receipt Of The prize Of the set or any volume.
LINDSAY a. BLAKiSroN, Publishers.
Feb % ISj4-5m
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& or CLOTHS.
r G. NORTH & CO.

nQQR, BLIND, Shutier and Sash Depot. east side ef
IL Broad street. below Wood, Philadelphla where
nay be found constantly hand an extensive assori-
me ntof Dosrs. sash. Blinds. Shutters and Mouldngs,
warranted equal 10 any that can be made
Also, sash ready glazed always on band
Orders by mail or dispatch will receive prompt sitsn-
ion. Emarch 70. 54-3ms
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TRIMMINGS,
CONFECTEONEEsIES. So

MISSES ;. Il. d T.. A. BELL. desire TO comma
W nicaie 10 the public the fact that they have
opened one of The most select and extensive ossort
menis OF Trimmings. &C. that has eyer been presented
70 the Citizens Of Smyrna They have constantly on
hand shoice selections nf TRIMMINGS and Fancy A !
ficles consisting as foIIows,-press Trimn,ines Frn
hroidssies. Md Gloves, Handkerchefs Hosieries
ZePhsrs. Tidy aud Knitting Cotton, Window Shades
Looking Glasses, Work Baskets. Sewing Birds port
Monnes, etc. Also, an excellent assortment of Sic
fianeiy, Perinmery and Conieciionerles
Pnking done at the shoftesf noice ana at phiiaasl
phia prioes.
s. +. d f. A, BELL
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DAVIS q. CULTN

Dealers IN Lamps, Lanterns d. Chandeliers.
NJ E. corner FOURTH and Cherry Streete Pbla'
~ deiPhia' having enlarged and improved their
store anf having the largest assortment of Lanps in
Phlade phIa. they are prepared to furnish FINE
OlL' CAAlrHEAE, BURNING FLUID. ETHEREAI
OlL' PiloSGENE GAS and LARD OIL LAMPS. Ian.
Ierhs' OF all patterns Fancy Hotel and Hall LamDs.
Chandeliers, Girandoles and CandeIabros and R;'dn
ma Lamps, at the Manufacturers lowest prices. Class
Lamps by the package, at small advance over Anc.
Ton tIon prices Being large MANUFACTURERS Of
rihe oI'' Burning Fluid, Ethereal o :, Alcohol and
0he only truel Phosgene Gas they can furnish iboSo
articles at such prices that Merchants will find II 70
their advantage b buy Call before going eIsewhers
for sale. rOc, 3 la52 I'"P
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Notice to WheeIwrights.

TIE SUBSCRIBER, being about to remove
Afs from Smyrna, will RENT the Wheel
iil wright Shop which he now occupies,
= MIL on Commerce street, in the most thriving
and enterprising part of said town. This is
an old and established stand. He will also
sell the FURNITURE therein, such as four
good Work Benches, Wheel Pit, Stools sc.
Any person desiring to enter into said bus-
ness. will do well to apply soon. Possession
given on the LIST of July, if desired.
VIM. III. START
4 Smyrna, June IA, 1S54-3t
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NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS


d. GREENE, date with L. j. Levy K Co. ) having
opened the large and splendid store s f. corner Of Arch
and Ninth streets. Philadelphia, with a stock of rich
rare and fashionable Dry Goods If III. latest mporta
ons consisting in part of rch plaid and striped Silks
manhila Velves, Bareges and MOuselin DE LANES
large PLAID Ginghams p'aid and figured dc LANES,
spring Chlnlzes add Prints of elegant patterns plan
Goods suitable for Friends, LINENS, Lawns Cam6rics,
La ;es Gloves, Hosiery. ete, of every dcscrpn1 In
GLIDING large and beautiful assortment of Mantiilas OF
every shade. style and coIor got up with special care
under ms own supervision, is now ready to furnish The
Ladies OF Smyrna and viciRity, with any of the above
goods at the very lowest prices
The LINEN Department comprises every known
houses cic. 80
Ihe HOSIERY Department consists of the largest
anu mosi varied assortment that can be found in any
establishment in Phlladelpla
;. ID. u from his long experience and c0nnnc9n with
The most extensive houses in The Dnod Slaes and his
extensive acIlnles fasls assured at he ran offer IN.
dueeme9!s all e may favor him with cali. seldon
net With ~ Philadelphia or elseybaye
fsshs invariably, 0ne Price and qo Deviation.
J. ID. GREENE,
s. y ens. Of Arch and Ninth sis, Philadelphia.
Aprll s. 'H.:ID.
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w. - coates camp and Variety

No s2 NoRTH SECOND STREET, PHuLApELPur,
I'D NJ =. = would notify The citizens of SMYRNA
MH I've and vicinity. that he keeps conslanly ON
hard and for SALE Wholesale and Retail at the oSv'
r es, Cssh! Prices, Pine Oil Fluid LAMPS. IOOKiNe
GLAsSiFS and CUTLERY. Albaa Plated Snoons and
66uIle[y els0, WIckS Britannia Ware Burning Fluid
plne Qll or Camphepe Lamps, Brass Alarms Paten,
ir.6htpay and Ihriy-Itour CLOCKS, together with a
iarec variety OF Fancy and Useful Articles.
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Euliduelpnli-
Gold Lever Watches, full jewelled, lS carat
cases, S2S 90
Gold Lepine, Is k. "a 90
Silver Lever, full Jewelled, la 90
Silver Lepine, jewels. 90
Superior Quartiers, 90
Gold Speciacles, 7 90
Fine Silver. do, / 90
Gold Bracelets 2 20
Ladies' Gold Pencils, l 90
Silver Tea Spoons. set 5xOO
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder 700
Gold Finger Rings, 373 cents to $50 Watch Glasses
pla, CENTS patent Lunet 25; other articles in
proportion. All goods warranted 10 be what they are
soldfor SFAUFFER g. HARLEY,
Successors to o. Conrad
02 hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines
sIlll lower than the above prices. Aug. Silly. p
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$50 RETWARm

Irr+,t. SssW "a 81 az e NENk
w ILL. he puId 10 any person Who will him, . n.
OF DIX TERREL'S HEALING OlN'FMEVT
no use ii according to directions. if thew viii ca,
AZ Iny ONCE and say with elsar conscience thai n
WllI hot completely cure Chapped Hands, CbjlbIoins
Ghallng' Sore Lips Burns and Freezes. sores on ca;
~ EN-, and greatly alleviate if not entirely cure Soi
rheum' Pies, Inflammation of the Breasi Rita ~
Insects Fmples on the Face and all Diseases Of the
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck. Conn
10 whom all orders should be addressed
% Sold also by the principal Druggists and Coxn,r
Merchants generally N0~ii'fy
Jan. 25, l854-.ecw Iy.
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@. b. ROGERS

o ID. ILUUE hN
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAnEHousE.
No. 30 1larket Street, Phaladel31ktz.
ES5A M MANUFACTURER and Dealer in all the
tsAzj 1F1 most approved Agricultural and Hor.
ncnlinrai Implements; Imported and Amerls
mental Trees, GuanO. sup. phos Lime, DC.
Inventor and Manufacturer of the Cast Steel Extend
ing Point, Surface and Subsoil Ploughs
Manufacturer Of Ammoniated, Super Phosphate OF
Lime Chemical Fertilizer, Bone Dust, and dealer In
GuanO and POwderette, &c,
Oct. 26, l853-ly.
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vrnxnsSs1,old Glassware.

cmryf3k lhe principal Factories and late Aucsion
n Heies. con nrising full and desirable ns-
sorigpeut a. rs per cent. below usual rites.
uosiern s|,d Others will do we'll to call before pur-
chasinx slsehhese. 1860 Packages now on hand.
N EDWARD r. CORFtELp,
TN Nonsk Boc,nd street, above Spruce,
Aprjl IL, "a ana Philadelphia
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STANDING TIMBER FOR
IS SALE,

TIE Subscriber will sell al private sale, from fifteen
twenty five Acres OF Timber Chesnut exeepted1 Sir,
uated about seven miles from Smyrna Dell consisting Of
White Oak, Span sh Oak. Red Oak. Black Oak and
Peach Oak chiefly White Oak. suitable for ship mhsr
railrnad sills Sc. Terms reasonable
JAMES III, CONNER
Smyrna. May 3, 1854 2ln
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Envelopes, Dye Sinking e. En-.
craving.

nIESaiered, Envelopes; slammed with business cards
- Homeopathic Envelopes, self sealed and printed
Paper Bags for Grocers and putting IN Garden and
Flower Seeds, with printed directions. at COLBERTS
Envelope Manuaciory and Printing Establishment 55
SOOI1l FOURTH street, Philadelphia
~ b. Orders will be delivered by Express or MS per
agreement [march %, '54 6m.
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no FARMERs & RVrEnEws

IROUND LAND PLASTER, put up in Barrels and
~ and Casks. in lots to suit purchasers. Also CaI
cihed raster very line and white, of superior ono
W. The barrels warranted contain four b,shalS. Co.
sale IN lots TO suit purchasers at the Phunix 81 Pas
Mill, foot OF Brown street, Philadelphia
march ~, oi-5m JAMES NJ PATTON
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9 The readers of the Herald ,,.l rla..o ,,.,,o.
p TTnerlsenent for DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN IISIMENr
R%. IN IERElLs Ter HEALING OINTMENT Dr. TswNsENps
Thev are III LIS ana bAELEYs ARABIAN HEAvE REMEDY
ley are recommended they are for sale I he
Druggists and Merchants generall; 'S' Ss'e W oe
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lhlslENkH0

FRITZ e. HENTRY,
Store, No. 29 North Sd S., Ptilzelelphia
MOROCCO MANUFACTURERS,
Cgrjers, Importers Commission and General A~ssse
R,isine~, Wholesale and Retail,
" M91piactoTy Is Murrgaretts Street.
JuIyl3ih. 1853-ly.
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CUANO! CUANO!
Il MEDICINES.

SEG DRJG GS AND CHENIG Ais.
uAYING purchased Of w. 7. SIMPSON his stock
IL of Drugs and Chemicals, and having thorough
knowledge of the business, after twelve years expeEi
ence, would iniorh the citizens of Smyrna and sur
rounding country that shall always keep on hand
fresh supply Of Drugs and Chemicals. am also Agent
for all OF the Popular Medicines of the day. Physi-
clans Prescriptions carefully and accurately COM
pounded. As the greatest care is taken TO procsr-
GOOD AND RELIABLE DRUGS AND CHEMI-
GALS, Physicians and Families can depend on pro-
curing the article m IFS utmost purity.
THOMAS MAGENS,
Commerce Street. above Main
Smyrna, June Is, ls53-Iy.
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G4ano and super Phosphate
Of Lime

Fff4THE subscribers preparing TO supply
b&Rzl the above valuable Fertilizers nj mar
- ket prises. in lots 10 suit purchasers. In
sl,re. IuoO Tons No Peruvian Gnano.
1000 Bbls. Super Phosphate OF Lime.
Warranted equal 10 ary that is made.
J. Is. A. a. S. ALLEN,
and South wharses, Philadelphia.
march 10, '54-3in.
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Ailcn's Moving Machine

$500. TOR sale by the subscriber al his
mK3T Agricultural Wqrelggse No
s&EEA2LX1l, 20 South SIKH street. between Mar
IT kel and Chestnut, Philadelphia
Also Ploueis. harFpws, Cultiyatprs hay, straw and
eprn-slak CuteFs Grap Fans; seed Drills; Reyglvng
horse Hakes; hay Drags and Pueys; CorJi-slellers
lgrq aud Cub CrIlshers spades, shoyels, hoes rakes
by qq apure forks, eic., comprising the largest and
bts seiecseq sigck Of Agricultural Implements Penn
sylyaglia
i,4SpRETl's WARRANTED G4EpES SEEps-Grass
seeds, Field seeds, Flower seeds and Bird seeds.
1TBO0kS agricultural and Horticultural subjects
ID, LANDRETH,
April 10, '54-3m. % South Sirfh ST., Phila.
> nA0 BARRELS CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
~'Ouo n90 Barrels Poudreiie, 200 Tons Am
Fopiaed Spper Phosp phafe of Lime, manufactured and
for sale by C, B. ROGERS,
Feb. s. lS5f-3t' No. 80 Marset street., Pha.
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9. /, PANCOAST a CO.

N0. " North WharUes, PHILADELPHIA,
q COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Whole.
sale Dealers in FISH and PROVISIONS
generally, have constantly on hand large
S,,nnlv of = -e =
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STUAFFER g. HARLEY.

Cheap Watches & JeweIry,
q M HOLESALE AND RETAIL, at tho ":Pbil.
EA w adelphia Watch and Jewelry Store," No
ssaassa96 North SECOND Street, corner of Quarry,
Philadelphia.
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cuANo! cUANog

500 Tons Eoyerpment Peruvian Guano
300 Tons super phosphate OF Lime.
300 Rbls lsround PIagter.
ie subscriber pliers Tor sale The above articles Of the
taost superior quality and at She very lowest rates.
onspmcrs and Dealers will find 10 their advantage
" cali before purchasing, on JOHN L. P0MEROY. &
~ South Wharves, 80 door above Chestnut ST.,
Apsi s. 5i3
CANE SEAT, PLAIN g FANCY CHAIRS.
r7 A kH Chairs, Rocking Chairs. Cane Seiiees,
~ DINING and Chamber Cknrs, in III The varie-
81 ies 9teoors and iashenabie ayes t the cheapest
Tafes, Wholesale and reiaiI gt
~. r. WOODS
Warerioms No. l29 and l3l Moth 9Th street. q
mar %, 5s-3m Opposite Franklin square, Phila
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

O. Is any account kept or any means adopted t, find
out what becomes of them9 A. That is species of pro-
teller. $50 '''''' '''' ''e ''''' = '''' =
O. Has he full power to dispose of such bags be
Direct examination resumed-Q Where is Mcssrs.
Dunnings ONCE? A. Under the Merchants Exchange
Bank, in Greenwich street, near Dey.
Q. Where Is Mr. Looinis' oficey A.. In West street,
Q. Were their Offices at those places while Mr.. Nc
all he time and Messrs punninr ia rsr Of the time
Q. How lcng before Mr.. McGuckn lett TIE bank. had
Messrs Dunning kept their Office under the Merchants
Exchange Bauk2 A. think two three years
Q. You bave been asked, the cross-ex amin ton.
whether you paid these certified checks under the
counsel gave you to the liability of the bank pay
those chechfs A. We told the bank was liable;
the checks were found in the bands Of bona tide
q Before you took them, did you ascertain whether
they held and did you pay any Of those che
which you had every reason to believe not so
hedy A. We did take such means, and found they all
Q. BY whom was the 50, 500 check held for which
Loomis furnished the money to meetS A. BY bank in
Connecticut.
O. Hev many keys are there to the vault? how many
keys are there to n sety A. Four, think.
q How many keys must be used to get into the VAULT
There are two vaults the first contains the books
ano in the second leading the rst kept all the
cash and cash items Of the bank the porter keeps the
money vault and money safe.
Q. Which Of the teers keeps the keys9 A. That is
matter they arrange wit h themselves
q. Who Keeps the duplicate keysY A. They arc sealed
up and KEEP. in the vault of a neighboriDg bank
O. Since the detacaton, have you looked at the dupl
cate keys? A. We have.
q. We're they found sealed mp as they we're left A.
They
O. During any az the interview you had with Mr. Nc
Guckn, did be allege pretend that any other person
but himself bad teen in fault, blame for tho
deficiency that appeared ia his cash account A. No
O. Did he at any time say that any person other than
Loomis or the Cummings connected with him in the
defciepcyf a. No.
The here nd iourned until Eve O'Clock r. M,
EVENING SESSION.
The investigation continued at half past O'Clock
last evening when the present paying teller of the baak
was examined, as follows
Ebenezer flatt, Jr being next sworn, deposcd fol-
lows.-Q What s your occupation A. an paying
teller OF the Ocean Bank.
@ How long have you been the paying teller Of said
bank2 A. Since the 18th OF October, 1854.
.. What was your employment before that timer A.
Receiving teller.
@ How long mad yon been the receiving teller Of the
)cean Hana. \. Sn e tLe f., Is scwa. 20, -s.-.