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MATRIMONIAL

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tAs tsxsh, ~ ,htrsJ srs yssrs ~ srs tin $500
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AZ gUss.
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tn stes nship Pacific, at this port from Liver
pool, brings ten days later intelligence from oil
parts Of Europe. The politi,h atvices by this ar
rival are important and interesting The Palmerston
ministry has broken TO pieces and been patched up
again, to last, perhaps, ~ long the frat forma-
tion. While the British ministry Ia undergoing
these changes, the war In the Crimea is nearly 1t
stand still. No progress has been made In the siege
Of Sebas.opol but great preparations were going on
in England for the opening Of the spring campaign.
The effect Of these political and hostile operations
upon commercial Affairs was anything but favorable.
Trade was inactive, and the failure of Gibson, Ord
a Co., Of Manchester, was reported. The amount
involved in the failure was about $4,000. Qaota.
tons for cotton and corn had not experienced any
material alteration, but the markets were dull. Con-
sols have been quite steady, Notwithstanding the
changes in the Cabinet and there was good supply
Of money at four and half and five per cent. The
return oftbe Bank Of England for the week ending
February IL, when compared with the previous 70
turn, shows the following result
Public deposits "a SIS COZ Increase E434 53l
Other deposits. ..10lT4 81 Decrease. 1875
Rest .......... SsSs $40 Increase .......... 22e3
On the other side Of the account -
Gov securities eli 53s,227 Decrease ..... GO 1875
Notes untmpld. 7,oe7,o7s Increase...... .5s1, os5
Tie amount Of notes in circulation Is fl9 256, lG5,
being decrease Of f27i $40, and the stock Of bul-
lion In both departments Ia fl2 $50, 7ss, showing
an increase Of f223 O26, when compared with the
preceding return. re
The Ltrdon circular Of E. +. satterth waite, OF
the 26th q February, says -
There has been moderate demand for American ne.
curities Ia Ionco during the past week Pennsylyana
state stotks are In demand al higher rates Viz.
Rina stesty a. former rates We note transaction
In New Yort Central per cent bonds Ens Third aud
sinking Fund bonds Ilinos Central per cest bonds
are arm lie new issue Lave brought 10 az par cent
premium Sellers ash higher prices for Ixie binds
since the arrival Of the Pacific.
Barings' Circular says
Since Or last circular the tranEactiens have been
limited at previous price, but the Advc-s Just reosvsd
BY the Psei6c have raised the piesnsions 81 holders
ard hsvog thus checked buslsss esaaoi give exact
quotations.
The Monihur Of Tuesday, the 10Th, contains 10.
pert he Emperor, by N. Magne, ii, nev Minb.
ter CT Finance. II announces the re.impositioa o,
the duties CO c,nmeroai receipts aud obligations
IS they Existed before the law Of the 7th OF August
1850, and states that with this aid there will be
surplus Of 900 900 frszcs. Ths advance Of 20 o00
600 fisncs made BY the bank having been rsinburs
eifssn tie proceeds q tss rssa, .oAg, she aOs.ng
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~ fgrs ahi CAornA steamship lhs, Via slearrsA -As-
cesasfy Transit C0mIAny f0f NlnsfasuAJ rropti.,0rs
Through IN advance n The mArV ntsa tLAa sss
other route splendid ioaLl. a. ctssnshp NORTH
kHN LIGHT, atio tons Lurthfb capt Tlnk sxh 90
lesys pr ~. Sorth Tror Al 1aelges ~, precisely.
fri Punta ARENA, TueidAy March ~ 1885 s6ansoAax
With the steamship 1sfttt ~ " tonal the Slesfarsa
transi route hsYinr DO, twelve miles " land rsasyssa
ton ~ olass saTisg~s several sv6 irsu
STANCES hsre latfi teen pat river sAd lake phleh
shorten the time the tfaHtit Th.ss
steamers uuspIa'fr4 IN their vsalausn sna asoss-
medssoaT Ter tbfSrunti0u passage 81 tks rs1nesH
rates, .pply only u CftAHIES MORGAN, sxsat Ne n
Bcwilag Green. Letter assrnAie up ~ the sfirs.
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(LIPPER SNIP SWORD III 81, CAPT. H. N. OsGoo1.
~ for ran francisos IL receiving cargo - Pie }
North river and win positively sail before Tsss
day 10th inst and "a roetsd W hnish Loading TussdA1
nsrt 18th Shippers vii please hand Ia thstr blk e
lAdpg for signature sSon thsir saEagrmsnts sre
eopprs,sd Tor ba1,ss " hsr small cspacty apply -
SUTTON A 90, ~ wall street
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CTKAMsHIps BETWEEN HAyRE AND kKw YosK
- direot.-Ths steamship AIIS viii AL froo HAWv
direct for New York (without calling at any pert -
England,) on Saturday, 18th Of November The rstss
OF freight and Issssgs In hr, and second cabins vn -
very moderate Tn. sailing o. Tie succeeding steauA
viii be shortly announced The rate Of Insurance -
France Ia lsaa By sfps from hsrrs dirse, sf ssw Yea
and Parit II oI warts aes Italnns 70 Donald Curts.
In Now Yors 70 T. CuhARD 10. q BosunS Grs~a.
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AZ ACARoNI'-HECKER 4 BROTHER HAVE NOW
JNl for sale at the Cro'on NILS, Cherry street, kev
York mscsroni OF their own manufacture, which f,S
dscacy OF favor, ana superiority In other respects
the in ported article tse once fer
family uss. Put up In boxes OF rs pounds each. A
discount allowed to purchasers OF ten twenty boxss
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TT NAH IJsE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AbFin.
" wall and PknAma.talfornlkDs Hforasfd thtt ihs
Panama Railroad 10 completed and The tsA " ths islt
will be made W railroad, frum No
mule trsyclnO boating On Tuesday, March ~, "a
l3'ooek ~ from pier At loot o. Warren street NertA
viii ~ dsspatoh0d The feet Hass ship ibLfhOlS,
Capt H. !. fartseas " n M u connect h, Panama wh6
the new ana superior steamship G0des date Capt A v,
dsentor In ease Of accident No freight received
O'clock the tnlng dsy Ter passage apply the Csa-
pRHrs 0fscc No. III West street, 70 J. W. RAYMOND,
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ENoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LISE.-TO SAIL ~
~ ThuIsdAy, 18th nstThs fsv0rte packet ship BkkJA-
MIN ADAMS, Capt DTummsnd will psstivolysal As sbsv
hor enlar day vessel very psror
modatonH fer Tsrshgcre her cabin aud oAbn
beautifully htsd MP with private rooms Tor families aaA
her n,orNge lofty and we'll ventilated Pessoas sbssA
loo9eding 10 Larers those wishing 70 ssad for ths
hs't ri1.r or to Tnrsc6Tr '2o - south cs .s..s
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DHUSHIS or EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSu
I'd factory, 1887 Pearl street, Franklin square. AZ
articles sold at the owet factory prcos Paint ushs,
Of superior quality constantly hand MAchlae brahsl
made TO order. JOHN X. H0PPEI-
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c10 000 AGAINST s2,co THAT iovLrrs Wan
sDIV.OOO panu will restore hair 10 It's y0n,hfu
snd bRldbes C ~ The 0tci TF1 broad
way whore reference will bo given 10 aged person. who
have been gray snd bald, an have Beautiful heads Of
hair Ne when young
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A rsTHALIA PIOsEyR LIVE. CARRYING TINE
~ Initsd states Ukls.Tks celebrated clipper ssig
ocgAs sTEKD TsgA 'unHiagasn m,ss-r. IL 20. q, hrs
tern. Ir Easi rfef .s1gE tgr hsb9sTgs ls sAIy "
fsinr sas 81 ter sseeGd voyAgn W tHs bNvns mAas h
last rsssAgs ~ sshy aAf aeJ sa sreshsht sesA
uoEs fr hTr' aAf tseen. tis1s phfsHssu Isry tpDae
uan - ffsght e. Passsss hsesssty. she al pssnrsg
sal Shout nldfis ~ April TAs DcsAu Astd via -
essdsd ~ "a EAyEtstut sppsr Zip Ntghssrss lie Mas.
as % her ssauai rsyss hsfias mss h ss, " us
csasutsd time " 9ffsaty ss isys Per frsg tassx
sJply ts u ". CAhER0s, Ne BsplaE osess. a15 -
Val
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NINTH RE0InssTS. Y. s. hiLITIA-RHoInEsTAI.
IN Order No g. Hea dluarters New York me -.
rsds ordered for the i7h March instant kersy
msndsd Thsl portion lreatng " the bAsAsa
drill " III be observed ny order,
y. ID. KELLY, Lieut. Coioasi commaAdS.
i. PArror, Adjutsnt.
INDEPENDENT CORPS or THE rIRsT REGIMENT
New York Volunteers. are hereby notAed TO attend
.nsntp 70 be held Al tho Mercer House Thursday svsa.
March w ~ o'clock hsmters requested u sppssr
IN eHiiorn. ny order, ROBERT HARPER, Captain.
y tsoS, orderly Sergeant
TlNo ar vERERAS6 OF 1872 OR IHEIR wID0wS.-
Those who received forty Land arc SOW saH-
ueu 70 10 acres m0r. and those who received $780,
acres are titled To eighty aors- more and csa oSts
Their Warrants Of the agent. r. T. BErTS 90 We
street basement No charge whatever sntl warraat
are collected.
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IGOR LIVERPOOL, IoSDoS uAyRE, AUSTRALIA.
and Now OrioAn,HkpnE number Of nrst cisss shkDs
csnsanuy on hand for hs shove porte and .Aisx svsU
three days early application should 10 made bssrs
gng elsewhere los pAArhgs in cabin ssseni ossa.
steeraso, u. n. DLMAKHsr.
90 South street, corner Of Oia alp.
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hCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAkr-TOR nhE
" men, via southampon-Tbe United state mail stssa
chip hIRhANN, D.. Higgins, commander. oil SAL No
Bremrn touching at SOUTHAMPTON 70 land tho mails Esd
passengers fOr England and France saturday, March ~
at " o'clock FROM Jsr No "a North river Free " pes
sage from Rev York % southsmraa and rtmsn-fn hrss
cabin main saloon Sy In tho brst oAbI, lover sAlson
siO In second eabin 80 An experienced surEson 10 a.
taeasa each steamer specie delivered Ia Hayrs OF Leo.
don All letters must pasa through tho Post OMos fW
passage or freight Arplyts
{. N SAND Agent, II south william street.
The steamer Wahlngton will succeed the usrmann, go
sail April "a.
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CEn0 REwARD--JETPRTEs ANTIpoIR, A sPECT-
srCOU 10 mixture for the Of disorders ~ makes
speedy cure without the lesst rsr' con Of dst drink
posure change in q busaO Tho proprietor
challenges sng 40 which the mixture will oura IN
der the forfeiture Of hye hundred dollar Furthsrths
case cannot be contracted dose Of Tho mix IL aiken
whom exposed put up N bottlos With fa objections.
NJ IL Ono bottle lasts wceb-msny eargd days
For aale BY G. H. Rur ly2 DroafwEy l0s Baysrd street
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FIlsC ELLANEOUS.

1nS CANAL STREET. NEAR vARICK.-w X II.
100 VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen rsngs,
summer range and stove warerooms. We have n large
assortment OF the latest patterns Of mantel grat-s
ranges and Etoves for sale reasonable terms Crates
and ranges set and repaired ranges lined brass found
srs and jewellers furnaces bul stoves Insd, bakers
ovcns built and repaired.
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Markets.
LoSpoA hosEY MARKET, Feb. 26-Evening The money
msrtet cor uaues 20 exhibit quiet and dull feeling
and the tencsncy OF ties Is rather easier owinr the
contraction n monetary engAgement. for some time
pact In operation causing commercial transactions to
than sua!ly linn tci for the legitimate course
Of trade the supply on the market s que adequate TO
the denand Three Ind half per cent continues 10 be
the rate or money on Ut securities and pro
portonate terms from the discou at houses There a
limited inquiry for gold for export an several parcels
have beer taken from the b. nk OF England for that
purpose
WRIGHT JUNIOR co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL Feb 20, 1855
The departure Of this stcsmsr is delayed until TO.
morrow morning consequent upon her non arrival be-
fore noon FRIDAY last. which occAsoned BY the
severity OF the weather and The ntnued prevaene OF
easteriy winds, and which causes producei smount
OF distress amongst the working population rnequ tcd
n extent since the potato blight Of lS47. hapey, q
change gives promise Of NUMEROUS arrivals, afordinx
employment TO the saneriog and ausying the APP
prehensions beginning to be felt for the mauenAoce Of
order Additional mercantile failures and rumors OF
pected further disasters together with the Influence
political Affairs oissensions In the Cabinet aud nnis
fr changes create tend 20 sggravais the previously
existing depression 10 commercial nsttsrs nor does the
O. rtraetsn Of business ever whess Observable or tue
return q funds transmitted ~ subscrptoua 20 the
Frt act leu lad 70 any easing in .he money msrke
Uuear sush combined indu ences u cas- cot BE- matter
cf sarps hat cor cotton ket should have presented
verJ inaniuAts sspeot since .as sdvices Of tho
Ieta inst, % thai hossr should hAys syinesd desire
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sIaiPPIsa.

L'oH LIVERPOOL STATES MAIL srEAU.
II ship NASHVILLE, n. Bcrry, commander This stsa..
ship wl depart with the United states Tor Rurss~
positive Wcdnssdsy, March "a at |. clock o.
her berth Al tho foot street For freight psssaS
hsvnt unoqu.llsd for elegance os
fort, sIlly " EDWARD X. COLLINS 90 Wall ttrsst.
fnhhser are requested 20 be on board ~ t O'Clock A.
NJ he steamship Atlantic will saoaeed the Nashville AaG
sail Aprit shippers please take notice that tho ships Of
tns 'ino csnLot carry any goods contraband ofvar
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WAY WITH HARD TIMES-GO0D TIVE COMING -
~ pay the highest rrioq r AZ bads q old newspaper
pamphlet old writing cid tAuk lakS old toket
hAndbs catalogue Aud waste paper " al s,rtb and ros
J. CnAuNCEf SToCKHELL, :. Ann street, basement
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I.'0R CILAELFxTUk, = The MI AM TAv02-
u p sds wheal rrt1sLip oVAAiE CIII a "a.
uoegsos, temmansFr, rn lars fAss.lgsA tz
Cabin pass - So. ,t.st.rs - Dor f-sght or psS-
,Ass, fppiy y IEIt0h d H4hlINi ia sOtA vt1rs.
HllAAalILLa
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Company for February were:
Pdnergers. Freight. Total.
1856. ....... Sl48453 IS elss, 672 as 1886 126 50
1854 .......... las 02o OF 1700S3 50 315l13 40
Increase 80. s1,423 SO $ls,5s9 10 S2O,0l2 90
The receipts Of the Long Island Rail Company for
the year ending March 1885, s27T, 057
!" ], 1884, were.......... Dol
Increase about 20 per cent t52, 056
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
ofice 70 day, were as follows:-
Paid Treasury account. ............. e2l 1e2 10
Received do. do. ................. 655S6 q
Balance do. do. ................. 4, 053, Sol ~
Paid for Assay Once LAG, 236 2s
Paid On disbursing checks. ............. 1891 65
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 18th inst, were:-
For the redemption CT stock ............ $l3492 az
For paying Treasury debts .............. 81 1874 20
For the Interior Department ........... 81 S4l ~
For the customs. 40 PAT II
For the War Department. $1,000 90
For appropriation warrant tor the War De-
partlnent received and entered .... 3, 2s7 7ss IL
For the Navy Department. ............. 10s,GTl 40
For covering into the Treasury from miscel.
laneous sources and from customs. 3i23 "a
For reIaying on account Of the navy. 100 81
The steamship Pacific, at this port from Liver
pool, brings ten days later intelligence from oil
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TyNIiE NRH YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON RAILING
Il Company nufsctureTs OF well celebrated
cast Iron railing without rivets (aving at least twenty
i've cent, ~ foot,) Jso Of Crowsis ~tylo Of wire
railing, decidedly tbs eheepest II The Unte states AL
kinds Of castings such columns, truGsss, slls sud
nateS e-b'a verandss brackets vault covers, window
6e., ~ lowest prices and with despatch Special
attention given 10 contracts for all the iron work fog
buildIs Of every claxs Foundry foot OF Forty sixth
street. North river Samples In sections OF all work at
the war~ocms Nos 70 and 81 Duane street. few doors
cast VI Broadway.
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L'oR rAyasNtH s'b TiOEtDa.-CsITID STATS
II ma itHs-Ibs 49, 49, elsust s,ssmfhiy Es0I-
uLLy go t.g..ss. ~ s'w Ns- fsfi iei 81.
- r tis,s h N MI, = l,laE sslsnsA - bs.fs ".
ffsslt sItix e. Ltsr4 = - gtss,rs, ~ SAMUEL sf
GILL - Efta3rtg gv Bstl4s, thrgpsh tiettts nss
So lsri : Jtfktsrthit 81 y TLstfa 81 - H.
re- ttE Hesst ~, stil sas;sFa o. iss's - va
Ast4ay ktftE
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rny LIvKRrooL ANp rnILApELrnIA STE Ansnl1,

q Compasy Intcnd Ealing ther iAvorits stesa.hps-
CITY OF hANCuEsIEh ,l25 tons, Capt. Wyhs.
CITY OF baltimore, new W tons, Capt -,
CITY OF WASHINGrON, do AGO tons. Capt. r. Leisah.
Saloon 80. So. and SIS, according 70 state room,
limited numbsr OF third class passengers will bs tshsa
fpm phin and Iverpooi. and found In prsvses
Pom fhiadophia ~ From Liverpool -
Parties WISHING - bring ost their friends obtain ess
hcats Of passage and drafts Liverpool ia 81 -
sterling and upwards Apply 10 SAMUEL SMITH, Assaa
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Rail Road Excursion !

Tile 1874 July, Conventions!-HalfF Fare
81 ito Neaoark. % lsv gr'
To accommodate persons persons desi.
ring to attend the above Conventions, the
s., A. 7, r, R, Company win, on the 18th
and l4th inst, reduce their rates between
SteubcpyillO and Way Stations, to New.
ark, to HALF THE USUAL FARE
viz; From Stcubonyilc to Newark and re.
turn, So ,45s oandsway stations at proper
s4oliHte Istes' rri'sl lj.n4 lu ,l.uta. .a.eh
Persons leaving on the 7hA. NJ train
reach Columbus at $40 p. n, a,, -.
Please procure Excursion Tickets at The
several Ageheios on tho Line. -.t
," .".0 4. W, WOODWARD, sup't.
L. DEVENNEY, Gen. Agent.
Stcubcnvil!c, July Q, '55. j'.-..
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/, @rWe were shown by DR.. B. +. Payne
of this city, on yesterday, in his Office, Il
large Tape Worm measuring twenty feet
in length; which about one year since was
removed from the stomach of Mrs. Hod-
son, residing on 4th street. This lady
had been in very poor health for several
years, and had in vain sought relief by ap-
plication toother, and eminent Physicians.
At length Dir. Payne took the case in hand,
and tho result has been permanent cure.
ltis believed that there arc many persons
in delicate health from the same cause,
who arc uneonciouS of it, and who by prop
er treatment might be spoadily relieved
DR.. Payne is said to have an'infailable
remedy for this disease. We institute no
invidious comparison between gentlemen
of tho medical profession, but regardless
ofall high sounding titles, We say; "Hon-
or to whom honor is due" -, .
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pUY your goods from il. e, GARRETT,
Ddtaler In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No,
100, Sd Street, Steubenville, Ohio, where yoU
will find the largest, best, and cheapest stock
of Plain, Black, Barred, Striped. Watrred and
Colored Silks, from 50 cts TO one dollar nd fifty
per yard. Lawn, a fine assortment, all coiors
and qualities, from 81 TO 25 cts per yar1 Ba.
rage, Rerege chtYLans Plain, Barred aud srped
from 10 TO % cts per yard. Pripts, good Mad
der ColorS, Warranted not to fade from Ct l2ta
els per. yard. Challis, Tissues. nll.wo!le De
Lains and Persian Cloths, cheaper tAano N.
BUNNETS AND VARIETIES!
Two Hundred and Fifty Bcnnets embracing
all the newest styles Of the SeasoI from 25 cts
to four dollars each. Cloths, Cas,imeses, Cra-
vats, Irish Linen, Sheeting, Diaper, Pillow
Muslin, Check, Ticking, Twcrds, Jeans. Flans
mel all colors, Umbrellas, Parasols, ETC., sc'
Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Mits, Collars. Spcucers,
Under Sleeves, Linen Cambria, Hdlrs,, Rpnnet.
cap and Velvet Ribbons, Flcuncing, Tlhsad and
Cotton Lace AID Edgng, aud in word ali Tia
Goods usually kept in Fancy aud Staple Dry
Goods House can be io,fAd here in Greater Va.
rety and at Less Price than ever before offer
ed II. &. GARRETT, Sd street
May s, 1855.
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Summer Dress Goods.

ALLEN has just received a splendid
% assortment of ladies' and gents dress goods
including the very latest styles, also, a splendid
lot Of Ladies Silk and Lace Mantilas, Just the
thing for summer. A large variety of bonnets
and trimmings, Ladies and Childlen's Shoes
DC.
a general assortment of carpets, mating, oil
cloth, Rugs, &c Now is the time for bargains
at the Store of j. Allen, Corner Sd, near market
street, Steubenyillc, Ohio
May 80, '55.
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1856.

Eg G., GARRETT, bae just received
l. L. and now op,ning large ana 9s'.
onaJle stock of Spring Goods, having been
purchased in The Eastern Cities within the lhet
s days at reduced prices, ain prepared to NJ.
er customers greater bargains than ever. TIE
Stock consists in par, of Plain Black and Fan.
cg Colorcd Silks and Satns. from so cts 20
81 80 per yard, Striped and Barred Silks. d.
Uhalls Lawnsa aBamgc, and other Dress Goo,,.
cheaper than ever before offered in lhis marta.
ap. 5, '55. Il, e. GARRETT, No. 100, Sd st.
s. HEETlNG and Pillow Case Musiiu4
- all widths, qualities and prices, Shcc.i,-
Muslin fine quality, from 8 cts. tol2l9 ctE. per.
yd., Blcached Muslin, good article front "a cts.
10 10 cts. per, yd, Irish Linen, pure linen,
from 81 cts. to IS cts. per- yd.
ap. 5th. SIS. Ii. G. GARRETT, Sd, st.
R ONNETS, newest style, Bonnet Satin,
" silk and Ribbon, in great variety, Collars,
Spcnccrs, Undersleeves, hoosiery, Gloves, Mtts,
Lace, Edgng, silk and linen han, &c. rail n
Ii. @. GARRErr's, I'd. street
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and unpropi'iOus Hercules. Nor did they
content themselves with resolves only.
More than one hundred thousand dollars
of stock has been raised at and since that
meeting. That spirit has been aroused be-
fore which, when general in community
all distractions vanish. There is no lon
ger lion in the way.-Nor is there any
thing wild or visionary in the feeling which
has been called forth. It's only that calm,
blod resolution which is the result Of an
enlighted view of ones true interest join
ed with a consciousness of ability to do
what one darcs to wish. ,.e.r
To show that there is nothing rash or
visionary in the determination thus form
cd, let us look for moment calmly at the
means at the command of those whose iu.
tcrests impcratively require this road
There is at moderate estimate a breadth
of ten miles on each side-of a Railroad, de-
irving very great facilities from the road.
This gives twenty scctious, or twelve thou
sand eight hundred acres of land, for each
mile of road. In this case wc have one
hundred aud twenty four miles of road,
giving on the above estimate one million
| five hundred aud eighty-seyen thousand
two hundred acres of land, the owners of
which are Immediately interested IN what
ever will add to the saleablo and produc-
tive value of that land. ~
Need | at this day ask any man on the
line Of this road, within ten miles of it,
whether the produce of his land intended
for market, is worth more at his barn now,
than it would be if he had to haul it b.
wagon in the old mode to the Ohio river
Why is land within five or tel miles of
the river, worth more by the acre than it
is thirty miles back? Not because it will
produce any more wheat, corn, or other
crop, but because of the difference of the
labor and cost of marketing. Will not
ncarness to the Railroad give the same nd.
vantagcs as ucarncSS to the river? Why
should not lands of equal quality i'll The
Tuscarawas. Saltwater, and Cmmott ton
valleys be worth within = triAe of az much
as on The bank Of the Ohio! What was
tho difference heretofore? Lrt every nan
enquire and ascertain for himself, hlpi Fl III
the information carefully obtained, and
flom his experience in the expense annu-
ally of marketing his craps, ascertain how
much richer he is than ha would bs with
out the road, and how mach ho can con
tribute by taking stock is sustsin it.
This is but one view Of the subirct-
There are others which address themselves
not less cogcntly to every mans sclfintcr-
est, which will explain hereafter.
..' "A FRIEND.
STEuBENvILLE, June 2G, 1855.