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M N OVAL.

- STAR CLOTHING sTORE.-H. sTRAUs
~ SCo. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
they will happy to their old friends and many
~ Our spring stock viii bs received Ut an
early day, when shall present unusual advanta-
gcs to the trade. feb29d
To the Citixems of Keokuk.
vNHE subscriber would announce 70 the citisens Of
1 keokuk that he has just received stock Of tho
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman q
wear ever brought to keOkuk; consisting of French
and American cloths cassimeres and vestings plush.
e. velvcts, grenadines cashmeres, kc. which he will
make up on the shortest notice and in the best style
to order The subscriber has also on hand fine n.
sortment OF shirts cravats, scsrfs, collars, &c.
sepl7 JANIS NJ TYLER
To the Merchant OF lOWa.
NEW CLOTHING WARE HOUSE
D NAPLES CO., having taken the Store, 4s
Market Street, Philadelphia formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt Co,) and having secured the ser
vices Of the most tasty cutters, are now Manu-
featuring an entirely stock OF Clothing Of eve
ry description, and Il ID intention at all times
10 keep large stock Of the newest and most desira
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
+. WAPLxs, formerly Of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West, and knowing the
not fail TO give entire satsfacion to all those thai
be may have the pleasure of doing business with
Our Linen Furnishing Room, We think, cannot b
surpassed, - al Shirts, Collars, ETC., etc., art
made 10 order.
1t will afford us much pleasure 10 have you call
and make personal exam nation Of our stock.
August 3, l355.-dly p. NAPLES d co.
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PENNsYLvArrA RAIInOAp,

1vHE dfaxl Ce1tfzl ko5ts. eSS6ecfsSe tbS Allan,
4 tc cities With Western, Northwestern and south
western states, by = continuous Railway direct.
This road Also connects at Pttsbnrg with daily line
Of Steamers to al ports on the Western Rivers and
1t Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers 10 all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded 70 and from the Great West.
RATES BKrwEkN rHTLA DxLPHIA AND PfrrsgrnG
fIssr CLAss.--Boots, Shoea,l
Dry Goods, Tin boxes) Furs, 75c per 100 h.
Feather, &C.,
"a 3dcLAss-- Books and s,ation-
sry, Dry Goods, lin bales,l 60c. per leo lb.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
ID NAas.-Anvils, Begging,
8ason and Pork, lin balk,) soc. per 100 lb.
= 8; y ;:!s s;;s s:sl.s a ,'s
FLouR-el Per bbl. until further .otioe.
GkAIN-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON = g per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
-. In shipping Goods from any point East Of
rniladelphia, be particular TO mark package "via.
fennsylvania Railroad" All Goods consigned to
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AcESrs-Harris, Wormiey Co., Mem
phis Tenn; H. F. Sass Co., 81. Louis; J. 8. Mitch
ell Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell l. Muir
dock, and Carter l. Jewett, Louisville, KY; r. G.
Aeldram, Madison, Ind; sPrigman Brown, and
Irwin 4 CO.: Cincinnati; N. W Graham Co,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co.. 81 KiIhy street, Bos-
ton, Lecch Co., No. 2Astor House, New York No.
William street, and No. 8. Battery Place, New
York; +. J Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw 4
hoons, baltimore Geo. c. Hranciscus, Pittsburg.
H. II. HOUSTON,
General freigh. Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
nov rs lS55.--l
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AlwAys Om Hand.
XX7OODWARDt tCO. havethisdsy rscsived..by ex-
w press 0ae % Gentlemen = Spring Cloth
Ing at No. 80 Main street mchsdtw
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REMOVAL.
u. q. Bernard Il Go.

00O Ne IL u u III ~ OOo
Lave removed their Store from the old stand to
IL UNION BLOCK, between 9th ard 7th streets, ON
Main, where they offer for sale cheap the
cheapest, general assortmentof
Enamellsd and Patent Leather Enamelled Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags. Fiy-Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
Also, : general assortment Of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware, we'll selected in the Eastern mar
ket, and for sale 1t st. Louis prices.
They have on hand and are constantly manu-
fassurng Of the best materials, Saddles, Brides and
Harness Of every description.
The above articles will be sold at Wholesale OF re-
tail 1t uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do wel
to call and examine our stock before buying q ws
intend to give ali, the worth Of their money.
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides.
J. o. BERNARD 4 co.
Ksoknk, 20. Sept. '55.-d4w
|nNE or two boys to learn the saddle and harness
~ business. The applicants must come well
recommended. ]. o. BERNARD co.
TUsT received and for sale lot Of rst rate upper
- leather, by J. o. BERNARD co.
junel7ddw
:s:"c THoUSASc bushels pi.sislsI'. hail ioI
sale cheap for cash by y
JuneI7d4v J. BERNARD co.
A SUPERIOR lot Of skir.ing just received direct
"A from Pittsburgh and for sale by
junsl6dAw ). q. BERNARD AGO.
A FRESH lot Of harness leather, just received
IA from Pittsburgh, and for sale by
junel7d6w j. O. BERNARD 4 co.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBERTOP, No. ~, Main street. has Just re-
~. ceived large and complete assortment of
Fancy Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments Shot Guns.
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and on, which he will
sell 1t
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. G. OBERTOP.
keokuk, Oct. 10, 1855.
New Grocery L Provision Store.
~ w. RUNYAN 4 CO, having establishsd them.
~. selves on the south side Of Fourth street. n4ar
to the Market House. have received large and we'll
selected stock of Groceries, to which they respectful
lycall the attention o1 the citisens Of keoknk md
vicinity Provisions and Feed VI all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered In any
| part cf the city free Of charge (dsc ~, al
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Chtcago New Wholesale
Jar T0RACfS0 4 SNIvRF WAREHOylGE

McKec 4 Tlmbc rman's Livery stable.
THIS Stable, situated on Third Street, between
i Main and Blondeau Streets, is large and CON-
noious and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business, and the undenigned are amply prepared u
accommodate their friends and the public generally
sonable rates. They also keep Horses By the day
week, or month. SAML MCKEE,
w. ZIMMERMAN,
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DENTAL SURGERY,

DENTAL SURGERY.
nk. X. s. BARBER would respsct-
~ fully inform his patrons and the
public generally, that he has fitted up uyD
. handsome suite Of rooms, sparing
neither pains rexpense to make them elegant spd
ccmfortahle in the brick bailding west side Of 3D.
between Main and Johnson streets. Thankful for
past favors, he solicits continuance VI the same.
- All operations warranted.
Apr2Adly
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y. N. vvEaTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer.

DOOk BINDER and Stationer, No. lilo Main ST..
ID (up stairs.)
Ledge.s, Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books.
County City, Record, Tax, Assessors and Treasuren
Rocks. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat, Account and
and Kailroad Blank Books Of every description made
and ruled TO order. We put into our blank work
the very best paper, and page when deaired.
Having good stock Of materials for binding, We
prepared to bind in the most elegant ~ we'll
the plainsst style Books, Magazines, 10. Blank
Books psEed. mch2ldAw
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= Q. ODER Tor

q. OBEN TOP
EEPS stock 81 Family Groceries. = VARIETY al
IN Toys, and IN assortD ent of Nuical Instrr.
1snt:, Tor saloon Main 81 rest, setwsen 6ssond and
: 1niru. mn d, 1854
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CANDIES.
x LARGE assortment Of Candies, Nuts, and For
"a eigA Fruits, for sale BY
febfea CREIGHTON OHMER.
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Herrtng,s Patent

FIRE ~ OOF oAg EN,
GECUkED with iIAlls Patent Powder Proof Lock.
~ which received tho Prise Medals - the Worlds
Fair. London, 1881, Crystal Rsla6A Now York, in
1851; rnrranssd free .froa nnmeGsss
CLEGHORN HARRISON, A1Dnts, corner Main
end 4th sts., Tor Rolxass . nAvss, 81 Louis, No.,
who are solo propristoea and nAasfasturey fer the
States Of Missouri aad lows. fjsl6d3m
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/ CAN AND no

@ ELL to the citizens of Kcokuk and vicinity rIxs
y FuRxrsuAs, cheaper than they oan purchase II
St. Louis or anywhere abroad and transport Il hero
Any psrsons doubling this invited to cAl 1T ths
Gate City Farniturc Rooms, 1876 Main street, and
satisfy themselves Of the fact. C. s. ABBOTT.
fobl6d
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FURNISHES Block Teeth or continuous ~r
gums, mounted ON gold or plAtinas
and all operations Of the profession per -S1l11
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted
w. Teeth mounted ON Gutta PerchA.
Office Blondeau, between Sd and 4th streets
keokuk mch97-a1v
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saw YER m z = T.,
WnL1An WrNrER. Proprietor.
CORNER Second and Cedar S,rests, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
- Baggage takcn to and from boats Free Of
charge.
NJ Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington. June Is, 1850
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EUWAHD a. FOX.
civil Engineer ADd 0urvcYor.
nfFICE In Kilh,uTne's Block, Main street. near
~ Second Lots laid out in Rsid's, Eilbonrne's
and Mason's Additions, and any other basiness il
has line performed with promp tness and accuracy.
Kcokuk. June 10, ,56-d6m
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FRONT-ST T...........FT. MADISON, IOWA,
II AS been enlarged aud thoroughly renovated,
j i and il now q largs and commodious establish
mant, convenient to the steamboat landing, and in
the very centre Of business.
The undersigncd has furnishsd IL throughoat In
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
snSe - the business will enahle him = gvs gsnasal
satisfaction.
Oct. -. 1855. dAwtf B. r. ROE.
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Keokuk ook-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK EATVrAcxCcY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
h psttsrn. Court Records, JustIccs' Dockets. As
sessors' Books, Poll Books, &C., kc, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
@r Ny Bindery will Be found ON Second Street,
next door 70 the Athen0um, sign Of the "Big Book
Jan. 70, l854.-d3w. ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located IN this city, wou
J. i respectfully solicit = share Of public patro
age. Once on Fourth street, between Main and Bio
deau. dec97diy y
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
~ b PARKER, N. D., Physician and Surgeon
". Ofice with DR. Wyman, Main street, between Ia
and I'd streets. feb5dly
l.. WOOD, NJ. D.,
DHlSCfAN and Surgeon. O1ice corner Sd snt
i johnson streets, up stAirs, ksok ok, Iowa.
mchBdif
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Doctors McC0gln anA Alien
11AVE associated themselves In the practice Of
L i Medicine. Will continue 70 attend in consul
aion in all eases, and any required distance Ow
ing 70 the spacousness Ut their of6ce rooms, and
large lbarry Of the best medical works extant,
they prepared 70 receive aud instruct large class
VI pupils.
= b. L. MGugin, NJ. D., Residence on 4th between
Main and Blondeau.
J. r. Allen, NJ. D., Residence on High, between Sd
and 4th.
Once in the Post building" "a story, on Sd st.
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between IL o'clock. A. NJ, and
Jpn. octSld
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Il. q. 81 q. r..
BANNER Lodge No. Is, I. o. Of "a. T., meets -
~ every Friday Evening, 1t Temperance
Hall, on Main street, at "a o'clock. Ali
members Of the order in good standing, are
invited to attend.
my20-dly
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II EOKuK Lodge No l3, I. o. O. f., 1an>t..
Amects every Monday night at 81
o'clock, at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner
Fourth aud Main streets.
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e resr e,endng to Pine street, and win enlarge its

,bs ,ea, e,tendng 10 Pine street and viii enlarge re
banking house.
Tte I.rge number of Western mails received to-day
sps.d good deal of ACTIVITY in the street, IN the
navn On; Of drafts, &c. The refnittances ron the
West are very large, ard the Eastern currency IT,
oeiv,d for REDEMPTION will tUrn the cour OF Exchange
- p,.,o, and br,g back the gold that city Las
TO-, fo, n. in the last few days. The tendency Of
Ia. 8, nre.ent TO New York from all quarters, and
We 81 all need oil We get If the shipments o goldto
Fro,. cor Times AZ the late of million per week,
o. At present they promise to. Ihese shipments
will BE- about half m.lhon esch fortnight more
tlau we receive from Cal foTnia and unless the de-
fcercv e made up from the interior. tne banks must
contract tleir loans to meet the diminished specie
basis. Our enonnous imports Will require Large re-
ri;tapces Of bils ard gold, md notwithstanding the
large cro1s Of last season. our specie exports seen
lkely 10 exceed those Of last year The market s
BEGINNING to feel the effect OF excessive imports, and
soue descriptions Of Dry Goods have fallen within
week or two Is TO 20 4 cent.
The last ron,hly statement of receipts Of the Penn
syvara Reroad for the month ending on the Goth Of
February. 19I 81 %
1a. fca jan 5j6 70 Mach l. q
Sane Jeiiod L, 1''' y
r,,,.,.. sllS7sj II
The Minnesota Mining Company has declared
dividend Of $40 per share one hall payable June lst
ext epd one haf September ls from the earnings of
lsst year. The Lake Superior Miner Of February oh
savs:
"Tbe Minnesota raised during the month Of Janua~y
az III fbs of copper being $50 tuns ~ fb. This,
we leleye il the largest amount ever yet raised IN
one month by any mine on the lake. lne copper Is OF
hph purity ana prepared for shipment in 2l3
ralcels or packages. There were "a masses over
and upd,r tups weight, and q were heavier tan
tms 1t il reported that its copper on ha1d at the
ake. at the opening OF navigation, will be worth
S4C0 OO0."
Ii is understood that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have already on hand over 100000 for their
dividend, equal to 10 T. cent on the capital In addi-
ton TO having paid off about equal amount OF
floating debt Tie business Of the last year has been
yery prosperous The entire debt Of the Company
row. which IL due in September next, and can be
easily extended, is lees than s275,OOO
At Philadelphia, money il i'll unusual abundance,
and very limited amount Of prime paper s on the
market TIE banks are discoun,ing freely. Paper ON
tbe street is at from to 2 cent. for frstclass
names.
At Boston, the money market il ass very easy.
The Cincinnati Ga=ette states that on Tuesday last
and the day before, there were 2l arrivals OF steam
boats at that port from New Orleans, bringing 10000
tons of erocerits, among which are 5000 hogsheads
sugar and 10, GOO barrels moasses.
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DIED.

COPLAND-On Friday, March :, JAMES COPELAND, at
Vanderbilt avenue Brooklyn aged 2 years -
remains inferred in the Cemetery OF he EVergeehs
CHURCH-OD Monday March TO- aged 50 years and months
Col JAMES c. CHURCH. 80 -,
The relatives ana friends family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral "Wednesday afternoon at <0eock,
frJm hisla residence, Fort Hamilton.
HAssk-On Tuesday morning March H. Of the scarlet fe er
JULIA MULLIGAN, only daughter OF Gerard and harriet
Bs,siD, aged year, months and days
family respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from the residence OF her father IN Powers street
Bo0yn Thursday afternoon at o'clock without further
UUNTINGTON-At Wsmpos Chine Of dysentsry, Friday,
Dee 4 ROBERT q. HUNTINGTON egeo 10 years ana
months son Of II. q. II. Huntington OF New-fOrk City
LERn this city MONDAY evening March TO- OF the Group
WILLIAM HENRY, yOui gest chhd Of william H. aud
Iousa Al. Lee aged wear. months and p DAYS.
fHe aud friends OF the family are invited 70 arena
the "Wednesday afternoon, March ~ al Z0cocA
iu alton, from the residence OF the parents
No. 90 West TseDty'sixth street
nANsrIELD-On Monday, March 10 aged 80 years and
months Mrs. MARGARET MANSFIELD, wife OF John
Napsf.eld. s, .
rhe relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
10 attend funeral from her late redence No u Canal
street Wednesday afternoon at q O'Clock, without iar'her
invitation.
CbsIIsston, g c., paper please copy.
PARTRIDGEIu Brooklyn Tuesday March ii, In his Slst
year, SAMUEL PARTRIDGE
TIC friends the deceased invited 70 attend the funeral az
HE late residence We'd esdaJ at o'clock The re-
mains viii be taken 20 Massachusetts, for nterment
RANDA l. o. Tuesday moving March H. aged q years and
S moiths CHARLES HENRH RANDALL, eldest son OF
& s Randall
Albany and " sshington papers please copy.
syELEY-On Friday March Chester, Orange County,
n after many Of Painful suffering endured with
markabe Christian resignation, Mrs. MAkH kOE, vile ol
Gabriel Seeley, aged "A years and l4 days
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Arrived.

sM steamship Florida wOodhull Savannah Mareh 2,
1d,e and pass to 3 l.. Mitchi Saturday p ~, ~ rom
~ etie-ss Light W BY exchanged signals n s'eaul-
his Augusta ard James AdEe ooand Inc eloru@ LAS eh
r,rierced strong north est gales y. of Hatteras -,
Slip Eureka, Whipple LONDON via aLouu jan % ~ & a
las o Chan HeiseT EIpeTe very severe ~eA
with heavy gales during the Tassage between at ~ and ~
,nd ion Il 80 TO s. number Of lceoefs aud encountered
rner,e fields Of diff ice the I'D ut, while parg through
large field started compelled 10 pear away 20
be s~hwsrd clear the ice and hSe days IN getting d
ffi Took a Of on the 9Th inst.
shin Maris Greene Santos, Brsz with sugar to shken
Ironsi1es u r, ,o -r...or II Wilt.
more Has e,rereced heavy weather since crossing - y
has boat monkey rails head rail- &c seb iet ., ~
% % Ts.s died March l. lat 81 il8 lon So spoke Albert F.
V5se Portland for Eorfokshe hld lost sas ana oeen
tl, Cf the coast twice needed no ass anee1 r vh
Brig H. Means, of Suuy) Treworgy Black River Jam req
O. via Newdort Imeno, 6e TO H. g Henry fu' n'o Ne"
BrS Alma (of Boston, Branscomb, New0rleans cotton
Isrt la cid Lindsey hatsIzas tor Phadepd pda bth lnst
Of Harttras, Jaw biz Mary bound ): -.
Big Lucia Ws (oi Beliss soothaker, Pensacos VIA
Big Juis T. Arey of Baneor), Stone, Balize Hond IL
days mahogany, &c, to Phsbury Sanford Experienced
scSr Is.Ge Rich, Psire, Boston.
scar Bersen Niece Peersburg days -four tobacco &c
PIotelier Locust Point French, Baltimore.
SAiLFD-ships Challerge Kinney, for London; Kahay,
soddGId, Sydney n. = Wi Corneis Lawrence Knapp
'WiNDTDurirg the day gale from SW
schr. J. H. Williams Parker Milford, corn TO b. ~ Fox
se6r w sirnm. Mason Brlstou corn to g. n Fox Co.
Schr r. W Brown Pernckton Charleston days cotton to
Dsllrer Potter
The ship Catherine Edwards for Antwerp while towing out
the Fesi River Yesterday 10th and when OF Pier No
n the falling the tide hs grounded 10 the mud wall probably
te got Of next high water.
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T~ Mariners,

The Shovel Full Light Boat. whieA dfassea 81, irs.
ipss ou account q the ice. W,s tNsen mo ..i-s
~ ...,nsr Islana Home and VII undergo repairs
new Lizh. Vessel hss been place on me 'it'1 ''
sleal in tLr sane posou as the Oh one -. hs q,
She schoouer rssed. nth rel o4 a. stel u
dAv rsli. Her hal Is Ps,a,fd red; @l-h '''''~' ''
r.frtec Ia lar.e white lc''ers ca each boz" 49,, =. -
p,l he l5.h ins' shs viii STOW one 'rsht -.
-, a, ~ "a f.ot f " The lrvri ct the Sea Atef
=; 80 one a. eacl MS. hat which should Dc
seer 81 GO 1t .l-n ,sss g NANSIGAULr NORRIS,
oA -NA 49, Liththoule LIS - ctoF, sixth District
pur.ts rr,c.d =, Tho Otlokoace Shos', Flor a,
N e ftborrs wa e. the Shoal bearing fo WNN Il a@e
dis .. 49,. D.. ho.-s from
~ %slN w tnasnecl Il niles dstanti the W "a
" no nj IS distant o. the bearings Of s. MARKS LiSlt
- b. ,e,e s three 'shorus To carry faN oeph
- ~ he south Shoa westerly, It will be well TO run nom
The boat s.N ly : souLeHy , - ...h.. =. ,h,
esarce uf niles. ..,.
% n iFADBFITFR Ligh house Inspector, Eighth Ost'
Mobile Feb sf 1886.
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ih ported toi IHE n 4 TRisuSE by j. r. H. 3. FRf
tSsf Beprd5Se City Sc new ss 500 City Is, Trans 70
Stc do bo 24; f9O Penna. r. X. mort, 95 5OOO
Aieg Co g., v, ~ 2cCS do 12 $500 Reading r. R Ss
var &C. days III 600 P,busb Coupon 6s, easb ms
y. rspnsS wanna ~; 2S Lehis6 Nav, s5 2S Long
DAYS ~ 2 Galloway Mining Co, IS; 100 Reading r. X,
S ~ . De- tSt North Peuna. r. X. l6s do, III :
,O B,,s. % ssySioo Reading R. R. cash 4l 50 do b5 45!
seesAe b@csss-Io0S @ Ales Co es. ", ~ go Csulea
NY ess' p% Siy e. oey s5i; $50 Penna s., b. sSi
30 Reading R. ti; 900 do ssvrD a. sS Ions i.Sad 4
b. loi regna "a X r. lSsi 50 Lehish Nav b5 S.
v; Is so keAdi,s r R. sswn Isl 100 seASyl Nav
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To,L......"s4,So5.s .s5s sR,7sl. 500

~ -
This shows, upon comparison with the lst day of
January last, an increase in the item of deposits of
s64 66i and Of loan S7l2,Osl; and decrease in the
item of net circulation of s4sO 23s, and of specie
s45,565.
At tie annual meeting Of the New-YOrk Coal Ex.
charge held at their rooms No. 81 Pine street, on
Monday; the 10th inst. the following persons were
elected to serve officers for the ensuing year Syl.
vsnus 5. Ward, President; George H. Potts, Vice.
Presidents L. j. BelOui jr., Secretary; L W. Pail
lips, IIessureri Henry Reeve, j. Baker, Jer. Wikn-
sou, G. +. Power, Vim. NJ Rogers, G. p. Nevin.
joseph Noble T Truslow, jr, Thos Maker Directors;
Charles LOwther, David j. Nevn, Samuel Cashier.
Samuel k mabba.:, Joshua Rogers. Arbitration Com
mittee; j. W. Andreas, Frederick Oakley, Chas. Am.
bler Inspectors.
The Manhattan Bank has purchased the premises in
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. March IL
Cleared.

sbins-syren Foster San Francisco. Sutton Co Isaac
WsIfon Wllams Calcutta sih Kin lEonsidei Falmouth
Berry. Brsst, Nesu.ith sons - - VI,
Never; NarGlora Bray, Londonderry Nc4sfI2n IN
TsyloT Lirdsav Asriuw4. Panama Railroad Compahyi >
Peters Lord. Baltn orc. {. +. J. Peters 1T, II,
schoor ers-Jaules Wsrd, Baker, Phisdelpha, j. mana
start y anon City Point johnson slaehi; Amelia small
Bo.,on s W Lewis; John Boson Lines Savannah scranton
Tn an; King Fisher Sears, Mourovis Yates Porterned
sloop-Leader Warner, New Haven, Terry 1ouns'
Prcpeller-Totten, -, Baltimore, CromweFs line
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12

R,,d of rr,S. ,p.cifyfs te ssAstsrs 70 Boston ,es-
ssSo p.su ~ poson tr.ie, which trrsPred IN
s..ry i've. the following resalt ainsune .,
p0rtI.n1 Ihepdosed 1t sea-ODe bark one oIS' 1
-" %, . of P,ston Arrived Destination VT $3.50,
Two Isrks ehoODer, Of which one o1a . hoohs u
.teb sya ans Two tsrks and one brig ~ee u D
Coll,ieu-Oue bars of Boston. Di'raAsied-one bF1i
m az Hos,ou Put iu leAky O. otaer Sse L'.b ~,
.bir. siI barks seven brss eight sehoonef Q. = 49,,
tour bsrks five hriss AID three sehooaeFs were VI 0
Rurued-Oue sl-l Ot Boston