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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
Upper Ssndusky. Dec. %, 1855.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
eighteenth day of January, A. d. 1856,
at ten O'Clock, A. M, of said day, or SO
soon thereafter as shall be practicable,
appica tion will he made to the Governor
OF the State of Ohio, at his Office in the
city of Columbus. for the pardon of John
Downey, who was indicted in Wyando,
and convicted in Seneca county, Ohio, o
Arson, at the October term of the Court
Of Common Pleas of said county OF Sen
eca. A. D., 1856, and sentenced by said
Court TO hard labor and imprisonment in
the Penitentiary OF the State of Ohio fol
The term OF four years.
Dec. 90, 1855.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
Butter! Butter! !

TNLOUR, SALT AND FISH, Constant
Il ly on hand and for sale by the
quantity or single pound, at the Railroad
Ware house, by
Oct, 18. [6-tf] s.P. AKIN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
N EE WyN E- n HR W.
MAXWELL AND HOUGH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINET WARE


UPPER SANDrsKY, o.
- RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
G-0 of this place and surrounding coun-
try, that they have commenced the above
business in the shop lately occupied by
Senseny and HeGelbower, where they will
manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Lounges, Rocking and Parlor Chairs,
Centre, Side. Card and Dining Tables,
Bureaus of all styles, Bedsteads of ali
kinds and prices, and all articles usually
kept in their line.
UNDERTAKING,
They would also announce to the pull
lie that they are prepared to furnish all
kinds of eoffns at the shortest notice.
Having a Hearse, they win attend fu-
nerals in any part of the country at mod
crate prices.
Sept. IS, 1856. n2 tt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
NEW GRtiCERY

NEW UhtJCEItHs
lust OPENED ON THE SANDUSKY
- Avenue, few doors north of the old Drug
Store building. new grocery store, where ev-
cry thlng usua ly Kept in al establishment Of
the kind can be found. The arti lies are ready
for exhibition. and persons wishing to get famff-
ly Supplies will do well to call and see the arti-
cles., I'n- will be low and articles warranted
goou. VIM. HENRY.
Aug. "a, lS54-rl6tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
GREAT KWSS 4 FOB GO ! Da

- = = =. : = = = = =
Since the arrival of our first goods
this fall, we have to thank discerning
public for their prompt appreciation OF our
efforts TO please them in the way OF
BEAUTIFUL. FASHIONABLE. AND
CHEAP GOODS, and we hesitate not to
say We have sold more goods than we have
ever before disposed Of in the same length
f time and what is better. the verdict
I the people is, they are CHEAP and GOOD
Our stock is still large-we are determined
to run it off at as low prices as you car
find at home or abroad.
PRODUCE of all kinds taken for goods
~ the highest prices, Furs DC. &C.
i December, 6, 1856,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20

SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, MOLASSES, and
ii large stock of other Groceries, together
y nth an extensive assortmentof Hardware ready
for inspection and sale at the Brick Corner by
GILLETT g. WlGTON
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
j U8Ip RECEIVED,

j JUgY R!ACGlYL LG.Da
School books of all kinds, Fools cap anc
plain and fancy Letter Paper, together with a
variety OF Pocket Books, Bill Wallets, mem or
4ndum Books, Almanacs, Pictures with ol
without frames, moulding of all kinds, Guitar
nd Violin Strings, Novels. CEiieiren's Toy
books Also a fine assortment of Perfumerv
soaps, Hair Oil &c with a lot of Lions Kath
airun.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invi
ted to call and examine my stock-they can
not fail to be satisfied, as my motto is quick
sales and small profits.
HENRY WETDERSHE1M
No. s. Pierson d NJ Connell's Block
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
Particular Notice.

NDERSONS indebted to the late firm of
Il S. H. Hunt & Co., at Upper Sandus-
ky, are requested to call and settle with
S. Fl. Hunt, Immediately, as l have given
him orders to collect the money due said
firm in the shortest possible time. either
by law or otherwise. Every note and &C
count that is not paid by the goth of No
vember will be sued regardless of persons.
W. S. POTTER.
Oct. 4. {n5--tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
HARDWARE

NU NJ ME @E& @e
WE have just received from the east q
w new stock of goods, and we respectful
ly request everybody to call and examine our
assortment, we determined not to be uIi--
dersold in n oftlfwessern Ohio. Our stock con
sists of
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, 4 SASH,
House Furnishings in endless variety, Car
penters, Coopers, and Shoemaker's tools,
Mill, Circular, and Cit Saws, Spades,
Railroad aud Grain shoy els; Trace,
Log and Coil Chain: Coil Rope, Bed
Cords, Twine and Thread; .fxes,
Mattecks, Brush Scy ythes, PicSs
Saddlery, de-, DC Gc.
OF the best quality ever brought 10 town, to-
geiher with all other articles usually found ina
well regulated Hardware store.
MARTIN d ROBBINS.
"a Gil paid for Chickens and Tur-
oAD1l keys, at
AyREs & SreLER'a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20

T EMON SYRUP-A SUPERIOR ARTI-
4 4 cle-awful cheap, at
Nov. 8. WEISZ'S
DIAPER! PAPERi-A FINE LOT OF
Il Note, Letter, Foolscap, &C., at
Nov 8. WEISZ'S
TANCY SOAPS-OF EVERY VARIETY
l. and cheap, at that-to be had at
Nov. 8. WEISZ'S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20
REMOVAL.

The Saddle, Harness and Uphols:erine
establishment Of the subscriber has been
removed from its former location to No
9, YELLOW CORNER. SYI BEALS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1855-12-20

The Exchange is located Immediately upon
the Ohio and Indiana Rail Road, and is very
pleasant and convenient stopping place for
strangers and travellers
Nov l, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

-. uu,b ples,ure 70 rerort eight revival Of trade in
certain importan. branches, arising from the greater
abundance of money. from gradual reduction rom
the highest point in the pree oil 0resotus anu 0in
some improved demand IN foreign markets.
Money IA more abundant end continues easy,
which has beneficial effect our stock market, ala
securities generally are frmer, with tsnde:cy 70
rise. This improvement extends 10 our Market ior
American securities, but during the week the trans
actions have been few that We can make DO msIe-
rial alteration in our quotations. These uensac hons
comprise Penns vanis State stock at ~, and bonus
of the Illinois Central, Pennsylva mia, and New Iork
and Erie Companies, at shghtiy oet'ee pro-, oai
sos which sst week we're at 90, are TO day a. s54'
at is reported that the Chancellor OF me *
vii; reouirs 90 900 900 for the exigencies OF the war
and the inactivity in our stock market may De traceo
10 ts cycumst lance, the public arc waiting TO see
what course may be adopted for raising the amount
The receipts of gold in London during The fortnight
preceding the steamer had reached $4,000 900 ster-
ling, nearly all from Australia Continental e1chsn-
ges ere more favorable, and on Paris the rate would
almost allow Of imports Of gold into London. Con-
sos closed at 932.
Quite large amount Of interest and dividends on
Bonds end Stocks was payable to-day, including over
half million by the Illinois Central Railroad Go
about the came amount, on various accounts, by
VIII Glow, Lanier s. Co.; considerable amount BY
Duncan, Sherman g. Co, and other leading houses
We heard of no default, excepting in the case of The
Akron Branch Road Bonds. Another Road was il
doubt during the morning, but after o'clock tht
coupons were duly paid.
We understand the attachments upon Mr.. Hoadley
Mr.. Bacon and others, alluded TO some days ago
have been removed, the matter in dispute having
been settled.
The business at the Clearing Houfe was SIC 767, 900
The Cleveland and Toledo Real are paying 10 2
cent stock dividend to-day. The monthly receipts o.
this Road for the year 1854 compared with 1883 arr
nj ollnul.
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vhalcrss

Ar At New Bedford, March 81, ship Herald, sSeun'
from ocho,,k Sea with 500 bbs oil and 600 10 OF eone.
Ard "a eco bone Also bark Ceors, sHith nom 'ne
eifc Ocean with l. 200 bbls sperm oil. . - -, A.,
l.Sr from Cant Nanchester OF bark George snd Mary
Of Westport reports her March at Dead Mans Ohst 81
well bound to The Bahamas and Charleston Groqni
lar ~ kak sacranepto Snow Westpor 40 bbls OIL me
q was from River Plste had seen whales once oaiy ~
e. months had gale nearly all the time to the rSe' '0s'
waist boat and dsyits r...
letter from Capt Pesse of sbio Europa Of SssstoT5
dated AZ cshuano Feb H. reports that he had taken To-
bb en- oil between ould ship his sperm part OIL
bis whale and all his bore, fer home spoke nov 81 s,;
an lon lt3 w ship Marcis, Wing New Bedford u dsys
from Maui 20 oil sne leaving Reports Boa6oa NOV ~
shps Abm Barker Barker New Bedford sud Illinois osyl'
do both bound south clesn Jan TO- Hesper Stevens
tevep 40 50 bark Anaconda Lawrence New beo,of' Wv
SD and wh William NIehol Benson Gate Busheil New
swBedord SEQ sp and viii ID, ship Amethyst Jones'
Heard from on Coat Of Africa oct bark Patins, Allen
Westrort 500
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke Skinner. Norfolk aud Richmond with
udse to Ludam Peasants Has anchored under Jersey
City in consequence ef the high wind April l. II A. NJ 10
miles OF Hog Island, passed steamship jamestown, hence
for Norfolk. .
schr Niekeron Lynch Charleston 10 days with cotton
&c to Dolner Potter Has experienced heavy weather
dups the passage ed ult 81 Ion IT 49, during gale,
carried away 2Sing jbboon, main BOOM split sails and
shipped which carried the boat from the dsyits
24th nit st 81 49, Ion "a passed the brig Sea Gull Of
Dsrien or Brewer Me, wsterossed and abandoned Sth
ult 81 H. lon 49, spoke bark TJbee from Boston Tor VII
mipgton. .
sehr Start Allen Plymouth Mass with mise.
Schr C. Hall Rogers Fredericksburg days, with -four, to
Allen 4 Psxson.
Schr T. r. Sawyer (of Boston Fsrwe Bsrscos % days,
with cocosnuts &C. to H. Fsrnsworth Experienced heavy
weather during the passage; Lost deck load, &c.
Slosp Midas, =. Providence with mdse.
FELLOWSHIP John Bunysn. from Nes Orleans; brig Ne.
szzo from BY pilot boat Julia.
Banks Griffin from Apslschicos; N. T. front from Tsbas.
co; brig Gen Marshall from MatanzasBy potbost George
Steers.
enthusiastically Philadelphia, schenck for Hsvsns
wIND-During the day N W.. and blowing gale. There
were no inv ard bound vessels Ia sight at shutdown.
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Domestic Ports.

ALFXANDAIA-sd. March &c, sehr JoIeph Turner. hsr-
M'sh so..,F RqRsala. Cool
York telegraph Bsmbleton do bark Celestial Smith Boz
ton triss Susan BOyee; De%srsrA AmoaoOsaes Maa'pn
Mckenzie Driskes POItisndi Blue Bell. Webb. Bsnsor
Fr.Il, C5.isb.on. West irs Dc ,.,, s.,,.A.
brig Abby Frances Newbury Savannah CID steamer O.
i.. State Hover ships ksys1Si n.ws,'
Timer Mobile; Maria Morton, Buckley savannah Phte Of
the ~ o. Sr Sss S6S,u Ys
George Wshinston, sr) King Windsor N g.: Eagle Gibbs,
PbisdeP8is; .cbi. samuel Bssscssmp BsltimOrsi T. II.
ThoDps5n Baker New York. Iik. Chase; 90 , -
Hssa Ship. Eo a Key
West New England (of NewYork) PTottssu, ssysnnsh;
tom 6.i.St. Psllsr B.imoae Bay stare spafios Bal.
nOre Active, Grumlsy Batmorei Charlie, Brewer Ee@s
Howes Phlsdephs; Echo. Ryder, Philsdslphia; selsh
ATKINS Philadelphia Bhs, Zosra Leighton Belize Honduras
ter s. Don nso cy May Geyss Aux RAN
bow, En esoD Trinidad; Charles Miller Bexer sssa, Olive
Aey. stoas a:isnl.s xfies 81 MsssS.I, Hsii Fan ny
whittier Bartlett ;ei:OnvIe Trndslsn a.yensr Dssisai
u. IsSlin.. f.,:T. osers.so.p b; q Hsaash Bsch
Fc.ter Fsrnis@ Portland sehi. Oregon Ws Geesivs.;
hou oco Jons: eo..yes AbS,s ,S,s; smith Az
RssS Ntshs xss Bt
Belle Eeweo@b Tan.isr; Edward Eysr. oalan aud His1.
lander 18th Norfolk; Alfred Chase w1on, NOrfki a.rie
Huh and Mary Jane, soge Norfolk Sarah Ann Roe BAKER
F:iss Compton: s hsaf:, adj
colt; Glo,e Hen eri John W. Candy Ro" May r'Ss'sq9
Mailer, CIowtl; Benz Berry s.ls} Max Son rsJss
Reeve, shaw; William II. Dennis. Hewstti A H. Brown,
Epdisotti 0eeF Edward May; A HaTnond Psi1s; and
and A. Hes.on Rysn Phi.delphi:; MARY Pierce Blizzard
Bnndywine, Del c Miller shay. Wnmissten. Del
.,sIis Gravel Albany Austin Hail. Sussn slett; een.te
Eilott; W. Fsailn; LnIsbeth Ann. Lsvenaer American
Belle Brow; and Ads, storer, New York.
Cid stesmers william jenkins. Haet, Baltimore; Pied
mont Poet NswYok; .hips Cerinss Joseph H. Hsst Sag
Fsrekeo; de Enbl Percy Hsvs.: bHts Feneion. psvd
drici Baltimore; brig Robsrs, CosOn Cape vsrd lei.
ards; sehs O.ts. Bsbson st. TsOmss ia eiessneel Abby
North Point swshs RehnceS; kuss1s rrrsI rhii.dsi
kepy eipps Bacon New York and AlbeaJ; knisss.
Scar, asd Dvsss Vista, ySsss, New Yosk, Hossss Ssass
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Totsl...........sl35, 45l SO sss5.737 81

Showing Tn increase Of 2s6 in ls5t The
Directors cay:
The Northern Division has only recently been
brought into use. 1t is now in operation, and will
add largely TO the receipts Of the road. The Cleve
land and Mshonipg Road connecting upon the same
depot gounds with the Northern Division at Cleve
land and forming with its connections drec. line of
the same gauge to New York, Philadelphia and Bali-
more ninety miles shorter than any route now in use,
lie far advanced and expected TO be in operation dur
ing the year; and the Wabash Valley Line, coanet
ing with our roses at Toledo, and forming with the
Teire Haute and Alton, the most direct route 10 St.
Louis, Is also very far advanced and will probably
be in operation before The close of the present year.
When these connections completed, the two great
routes from the East to the Mississippi of uniform
gauge, the striking at Rock Island, and the other
at 81. Louis will both concentrate upon our road al
Toledo, and viii tax to their full capacity our two
lines from Toledo to Cleveland The fnances of the
Company are in an easy position, and its prospects
for large and remunerang bushes. is of the most
encouraging character, and we believe the stock
holders viii find their investment in this sure to be
productive, and that it will yield them satisfactory
returns.
The following table will show the amount at the
several repositories, subject 10 the draft OF the
Treasurer OF the United States the Goth Of March:
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Spoken, SC.

March 49, 1T IS NJ lat or Ion given. steamship Bal
tic from New York March ~ for LNePool-bJ steamship
Asia, az Boston.
March IL 10 lat or given ship Gosport from NewOr-
lean Liverpool 24h lat lon given ship John Rut
ledge from New York for Liverpool-ey steamship Asa Of
Boston
F.b e. lat ST. Ion S. ship wOdsn fn Newport, Wales,
for New-Oriesns
Jan. q lar 20 40 s. lon 70 Il e. bark Lucille Fusr from
srmsfrs, for Boston
Feb CT Cape Horn ship Atlas from Baltimore for Csllso
Feb Is lat 4eN. Ion. s.. ship Minstrel, Potter from
Boston Feb for Batavia
Feb 20 lat 10 % n Ion % %, ship Roeka, Martin. from
Boston Feb for Calcutta
March H. 81 Key Wet ship Monarch Of the Seas. from n
Orleans for Liverpool
March 2, lat xN, lon e. wu Am ship steering
g. W., shewrg dbs szishiss pss|ast Ne 2s7i 80 ns
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bark Frederick Demias. Penheld from NswYOrk for Rio

0rsrde
south. 60, ,,,, - .,..a g..
Salem from suTipam. with loss OF SAILS &c makns io' o.
Thomas as before reported . IL, T..
No date Isl, n o. loo SO 25 bark Aaron j. Harvey from
Pbilsdelphia fer Port Spain. . ,,,,,. 3.
psrrh is lst CO. lou 10 s. brig Caroline white iG
i.t Sc IS Ion 90 80 barb Union, from NewYork
for Punta Arenas ~ , ,,,r,.,. s.s...
from New. York for San Frsneheo.
March TO- as 2 len 10 II bark Cen Taylor of BoonJ
Rurton from Newport for Charleston
M,yeb 81 is SO S. lon rs So bark ST. Mays fA
Nstspzas for Falmouth, 4. q, ~, ~
March 2 lat OF Ion ship Cornes, OF Portland, IRON ~
March 20 lat S. Ion r. schr Susan Hall Of Provinee,own
I'm Domingo 70, Boston.
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NETWORK and ERIE R Al .S1 .saI t..ss
IN and after thursday March y So OF Of Dsssss
pljNKIRK EXPRESS. a, A. ~ Tor osnshA
EfreFAIO EXPRESS att AN Tor banso' "a lc.srrt
NAIL at ais A. 81, for Dunknk and ,,set uih =
d,se stsona Pssnger By this trsr VII Nsssrs fiA
I'd Roche stes ana with the La nns Express f'
ssor- Rsire sd for Cilcinn, Chicszo sso. Of Cbs
ben = via PeTmon. for Suferns tsd n.hn,sh saa o.
WAY PASSENGER, s4P.h, tef ns"'~
MIGHT ExPREss at r. NJ. for DunsIa ~. ~ ssSsls -
EMIORANf M5 80 p. ~, for DanAhH 10
On SUNDAY cniy ore Esprsss Tram. .. - E,sss
Ttess Expres Trsss connect at Elmirs VI sh "a De-
Hi,sus rsIis Rsilrosl for Niagara Fai1 81 ciudsse&
IN Nth he Lsis Shore RAiIsosd for ossvssss'
Toledo Detroit cs 9. iS;sscALLux, os~l ssssEsss
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Builoins Alaterials.

DOOFING SLATE-THE EAGLE SLATi
~ Co. Of cAsTLEToN. VERMONT. have nov on hs'&
and are u manufacturing la &c quantities OF
GREEN AND PURPLE ROOFING SLATE,
a,d recommend With confidence superior 70 any htns
guAIriee in this country being all respects FULLY EobA1
TO THE WELSH. =.
The facilities and for s man ufacture and -
potation are so extensive and complete that orders ~
eeuted with grea. 6lpstch ard WI DO Forwarded y
psr the United States quarry pces with tbs
heieLt The Compsny While calling the stteaon Of Tie ~
lie 10 the article produced By them would remark OF
FOR ROOFING PURP0SE3in general, that the eossps
with wbehit produced and laid on is great Presse,
sgAinst fires AID the heat Of supmei VIZ re-
never 10 eures psip,ingestrg bfe time Ma
Tnosn 1t SUPERIOR TO ANY oThEh h uysir -. 80.
TERIAL. They lheref,re invite all Con|tsss s,.t elss
tion CT public Institutions, and persons oaians ~,
residences In county to nye'tss,e .ns
They refer 20 the follow pg psrenesd ,a.e' ,sra Va
ticp - TO the quality Of the article msou'fctaeo ~
John BRODIE. No 81 Wahlngt 9-g ns~ .'' n VA
FDWARD cROnnELIN, No 61 Wsshinroh-s-'
~ DUGlr No. l3s Breomest New YORK
THOMAS LEWIS, No. 70 Rose st: New hoi. r,tsn
Communiesiiops addressed 20 w klSsAM -. ~
u or 10 q FURMAs Jr. at tbe Depot OF the CompssP
$50 West lStts, Ee~.York, will meet pfonp. st.e..
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MARINE 10 u Ma l.
PORT OF NEWBORN. ..APRn
Cleared.

-Pbfsielphis, sehsnck, Havana ard New-or'
leans, NJ o. Roberta -, ,,, g.
ships-Memphs Davis, New Orleans. Nelson Son
piTs French Bremen Duiap Leland Ysnise Range. tnew
Raven Bremen, StIson Rogers Warrington, white Inv
erpe = w I Frost; Cqur de Lion Tucker San F,ancsco
Sutton Co London hubbard London Gr nnell Minturn
a Co VIM Tell Funk, HAVE, Boyd Hineken
Bark Partban Marshall, RIO de Jsneiro, PieTson
Bris-Ansosuis ssnborn, Ciudsd Bolivar, habeek Co.;
Uesperu, Adams Cambridge. Walsh Carver Chsss
schooptrs- Helene. Suites Wilmington, McCresdy Mott
Co D. Warner, Harmon, Charleston, mcC5esay MOT
Co; Wooding Russ Jacksonville, Snow Burgess. Ann,
PunIe City Point Hunter & Co Louise Miner Mobile,
Lane West Co Mars (Br Levy, Halifax, Jas Hunter;
Ashisud Burch Norfolk sturses Chairman Co Wm NJ.
Dodge Weldon ST. Thomas RUSSELL Yining; Eclipse, Cos
lee, Savannah, Scranton a. TallInan-
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To Mariners.

fBy roLLocE RIP LeHT-BoAr Great complaint Is made
that this highly important light which MARKS the channel
the shoals Of the southeast shore Of Cape
Ccd should be eque ntly and long absent from her
ton greet number Of coating vessels continually pass
ing these dapserors shoah amounting somemes to
hundred AID fy In single day and Is standing reprosch
upon that the light bo. be kept at
poet Many lives and aueh property endangered by her
frtduept Absence
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uudsou River Market Boats.

60, a Smith Of barge Berkshire, fro NesfAA bsee
pr,iT.s A. Wharf ost Of w,rren-st SATURDAY, n.en 81
,srort. a. follows. MIN Cows. 81 Veal Calves horse
Veal 20 Fowls 6tbs Eggs 10 g. 70 tubs Butter fp
raids H.y 100 do ssw 50 bnsh Oats Us ools Rye - jag
Corn Meal do BucLwhest II bis Apples 4ocHes CI0'Aihs'
So sro.s Rifes 100 Half Barrels 80 bush NUS
Cart z Botsord Of stesuboat 81 Nchoss, from s'uyss
,.nt .riyed a. Wharf foot OF franklin g. Saturday hHeh o'
r,ports ss follows: / 40 bales Hay, 254 do straw
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Markets.-Reported By Telegraph.

BALTIMORE April "A sale oil ocobbls Howard St fIoys
ool place this morning 50 2 for future delivery
OF red WHEAT at 81 1ds252, and white at :. ~0s|F-
the highest price reached for many years . -. =. -,
NEW ORLEAss, March 81 Our CoTTos Market - onIi.
The ,aes 10 day have been limited TO 80 bales at previous
There large speculative demand for MoLAssts sna
IL Ia selling a. II cents per gallon.
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TorAL sTocK OLD ASDNEw PoRK.-Clear. previous
och 223 Mess Is i9l-preyious month 5,5' Thin Meas
i3-preyious month - Prime Mess. 6I3-preyious month
H. Fisuk 5-prsvi0us month, 10. Prime. lts-preyous
taonh 554 Ru,nps l6S-previous month loS Refuse Mes
6pd-previou, mouth Refuse Prime 7S-peyious month
$50 Other Refuse s9sprevious month oo5 uninsPected
2les-previous month 22s Totss-2 7s-prsvio-' month
ete5.
BrEf.
--sss York YGrdr-- --BrooNync Ya,S:.--2
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CARPETS, Oil Cloths, &r.

CARPETS for the MILLION.--CARfL.l'sss -
Osreas variety Of style both Domestic and fo,ss ss -
lste bsye auction sales, st unusuaiiy ~" -
IS ger cent lower than former prices
Also, Matthias of all widths
Oh Cloths, from "a inches - u feet
Velvet sod other R1Es - ,.,.s 10 stasx
eI"eHN One door bso - ls-1s-
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,snt hare for collection II is believed that this ar
rspeemens Will largely increase the investments OF
foreirp capitsl IN this stock and such, no DOUBT WI"
be the resut.
TIE Bank ststemen. shows smaller decrease An
fbe specie Line than was generally anhe'Ps'ea oe'os
about dix hundred thousand dolsrs. The street esu-
mssed TIE os during the week at three quarters Oh
million TO a million. In the face OF this continued
lo,, n cold. the Bsnss are sl expanding, their line
M losns having increased, in two weeks over
twelve hundred thousand dollars losing, daring the
same period, nearly million Of coin. and over nine
hundred thousand dollars of deposits. Tee fig
urts are:
March a.. % 050 T7S l6S272o 7g5223l 70 &9 eD
M1eh si.... sssS4.oA ls,nsie5 730.ssS 75.eoolso
I S.s,s. 's'No S isa iiisys s;siii
The Bank bslsnees are being drawn down, which
accounts for the falling off in Deposits The loans
are now very near as high the highest point aimee
The weekly statements commenced. Could the specie
be mainsned at the present point this would involve
no danger but Of this there is nc prospect The re-
oeipts from California are much below the foreign
shipments, and the difference must come out Of the
Banks The statement is:
ComplATIvE TABLE Of the Loans Spee< CbeGlaton and DE-
me Safs,4a, Mach a. 1855 and Saturday. Much 81 1855
To hiel Gzd the CAPITAL Of each Bank at the La'tn das
-HuchA- March ST.
Amount Average Average Average Average
Blsgs. Capital Loan.& Of Loans & Of
Nah "A Dsc'nts Specie Disc nts Specie.