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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

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7tssstay, and saturday ai p =; DrsAAfs
WEDNESDAY, psdsy. end Sunday. ss7A
d aovoax - RE ilsodssspn - AaaIves Tuesday.
TAss,tay. and satsr3ev, ., sp.. DhsAars
wednesday, FrisAv. and sunday. atfA
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Thursdsy. End Saturday, II 3p.u. DtsAArs
Wsdnss<iay. Tf,,sy ard Sunday, at7sa
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Thursday, and SATURDAY. a. en-. psrAxrs
Mondey " ednestsy. and Friday AZ
epVrHeas-vi Nans(.sd- AhaiSts Wednesday.
aad Saturday. Al 8 -. pssAar' a8'sisy'
and Monday. ate =.
tvov CADpo - cave and as'i>r the sams Jay'.
Ts-saay. Thassdsy. and sstu'dsy'.
S,iusA Arrives on 1hur-dsy, Al y -. and on
ssiurday. aisp r. d-7~sts GA oesd-Y. Ne y
Ard IN 1hur-.sy .aisrA
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OMi-s OPEN far delivery a, 5 -
Mail cjnp.s for the kAs At 10 Vt
IN ONCE ~ be opsn on suada,s ffom 10 10 = y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

CT The Item ssstes tina, A. ". OCon-
neil was hung At Indianols on the 9th, and
tho State Gazette aaitns that ". J. O'Ccn
nsr was hung at Powds'horn on that day
The frs, named individual murdered a man
II Huntsville about two years ago.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

Livery SrAHLg.-Mr, DAVID X. Gan
sxr ADVERTISE his brick Livery Stable. II
10 well kept establishment See ads-r'
tisemsut
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NJ Nj \ rarbef ni,eris-s \ large took n good.
We has op~ned al tho corner opposite the Panirrs
Hotel. in The house formerly occupied by pupv- h
Cl-inmons. Tall and look \, hi- stock
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l. | [, d

Ia Marshall on "Wednesday ls.t. III. 25,h inst M
CAsANDHA =. TAYLOR, WIFE Of Dr s rsyIo,
Her obituary vii appear n-uwr,k.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

or A rev daily paper is shout to be
ssesssA y New O,lssos. 10 b called The
New OrjeAns TImss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

HAVING sold out, | am compelled 70 IT,. -
l / BY the lat day Of April Every "a
not paid by that time, therefore. will %
w. ~ "''' 10 Wv S NJ. LEVY.
March "a, 81. No-S' -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

OF Tn. Cas. CouH which commenced at iind.n n.
on Monday last, was suddenly ndjirrnsd. In con.e
aurnce Of panic cr.aisd hy the prevalence Of ANAL
no, within ten OF twelve mile. Of the place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

or Notice the professional card OF Dr.
A. Sears. The Dr.. is an accomplished
physician.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

IT, On, friend NJ X r Hyde has i,st returned
from the ci,y with a large and handsome assortment
Of spring and summer goods. They will he opened
early nett week Ne arc sdtbicd to Mr.. II fot late
pasp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

~ Speaking Of Groceries. Messfs Adams 4 Ste
rhen. have sbou, ss fine stock ~ la. BEEN ever
hsoush. TO this market Sr- their advertisement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

r7 Nj Hatcher ~i accept our thanks for late New
Orleans Iap-u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

~ d., A 3. Johnson will accept our rhank' io'
late New Orlrsn. papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
New Advertisements.
DR.. A. ars

nFFERS his professional servi.es 10 III.
~ ciukens of Marshall, and ,urropadini
country.
~ Office at the Drug Store Of Sanders /
Sears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

IIonRrp, -- Ga ;he 10Th OF February, an
explosion took place a, the Land hill col
lefy. near Wombwell England, on the
Yorkshire railway 1865 persons were in the
pit at the time. Sixteen were drawn oct
alive. The others persisted, the interior Of
The pi, having taken fte.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

HAnrAs CoRrus- Robert Sweeten
charged as All accomplish in the murder OF
". +. BoecEss, who was killed in tho cir
Gus, At Henderson, a week or two ago by
msn named Cross. from Pslona. WAS
tiled before Judge Frazer on Monday last
under writ OF habeds corpus in order to
test the question rs 10 whether he WAS en-
titled to bail, The Judge decided thai,
he was. and stliIed the bail at $4,000
The District Attorney, }. NJ. CIougb. and
VI. d. Ector for the State, and Messs
S,esdman and Dodson, for the prisoner
Cross remains in jail, n. Henderson, await
ing his trial.
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Land Locating, and all business
connected with tho General
Land otiicc.

I'VE undersigned thankful for ne patron.
age heretofore given, would respectfully
announce to the public generally, that having
hHd several years practice IN the art Of survey
ing, ilatler- himself thnt he can make ~ choet
locations ~ any person engaged 10 that bas-
ness, in 'hi-, and the adJ"nng counties
North and West, embracing Cook ard Den
ton land Districts, aud the Cross Tmber
Also forwarding field notes, for obtaining Fat.
tents. assisting preespiioners IN proving %
their claims; attending TO any claim or cetl'h
Gates to be brought before the commissioner Of
claims
Terms for locating and surveying
! League, (cnsh) 500
1880 acres and League le0
b4o acres, I"
800 acres "
II owners prefer, will locate, survey, and
patent large claims for one-fourh, smaller
claims for one-ihlrd
Good locations warranted in every ea~'
ANY business entrusted to my care. shall r.
ec've proper aud prompt attention.
Address
G. c. PALMER,
Marshall, March 3s, 81. No-3l II
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know the origin Of this case. or who bred
Scot, 10. The individual " hose name 10 thus
imnoftalissd. 10 negro, who ~as induced
bv the atolitiooi.ss to sue his IN aster, Mr..
Sanford, for HE freedom. which he clsined
on the ground ih., be had resided two yesf',
by permission vi BIZ. owner. within a State
wherein slavery 10 prohibited. and after
wsrds within a Territory within which 1t 10
prohibited under III. Missouri Compromise.
The L. $, Suprem, Court IN tho setlle,
men, Of the question. decided the following
important points
/. Negroes. whether ssves or free
lhst 10 men Of the African rscs-Me not
citizen. OF the United States by the Com
s,i'u,.on.
2 Tbs ordinsnce Of l1s1 had no indie,
penden, constitutional form or legal eiFrc,
subsequently to the adoption Of the Con.
confer freedom or citizenship within the
Northwest Territory. on negroes not citl
x-ns hy the Constitution
3 The provision Of the act of ls20,
commonly called the Missouri Compromise
in so FAR ~ il undertook TO exclude negro
slavery. from, and communicate freedom
and citizenship. to negroes, In the northern
part Of the f.ouisians ces.ion. WAS leei.>
iative &C, exceeding the powers Of Con
ere.. aud rotd, aud Of no legal effect to
thst end.
10 deciding these main points the Su>
ciJsn,.l roi,,.-
I. The expression Territory and other
property" OF the Union. in the Constitution.
spp's' IN terms o"'y 10 'ueh 's''o'y !"
'doo,inn 81 a.. Cor.,;,n,ior
o m. ,iyb,. of ci,,,so. Of thu Ini,ed
s,s,s,, emigrs,ng int federal territory.
and the power OF he Federal 'ovefnmeh.
"'.. 'epe"" ." Wv k'".'.' po'''.p" "
~ N o,h., ,..n.o,. n. now.,, If Ian.
pre.
2 h Congress does no. possem power
Hsei 10 H'aks enac."en'' 's'ause 20 i"s
$50. " r,'fY'' ~ -
a, IN, Co,.,,,o,io, co,,s,. 40 il c.nno,
constl,utionaly delegate any such power
TO e'rl'oflsi Government ORGANIZED oy
""' ~, '"' N ,,'.' Il,
stat. IF Mason, !, no, ,E.c,.d bv the
temporary solourn Of such slave 10 ANY
other state. bu, on bis return his condition
s'i'lueP"nds on me JAWS o' "sso"'"
MA very mode,t gentleman ia our
co,emnor.,y Of fla. Ru.k ENQUIRER. llis
pare, OF the I7th. contains. for Instance.
"''N WV"
go, .
last session. lhe editor hcknowiedKes ne
, L,o,,. h., l,,,la .ho,, III.
" ""' '""ye', ~"""' wv "'"' ""'"' wv
sub,.ct and 10 therefore not A competent
Judge, and, In addition to all ihis, has aim
- A. i r ..... ,L
,ioo nj nj. stticle the ,ead., would na,u,
rail-, iofe, tina, 10 wa, fully a. well quail,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
The Inauguratisn.

Oar city exchanges contain f.li d.tails
Of tie Inauguration ceremonies The fol-
lowing accoun, Of them 10 condensed from
the Baltimore American.
AtQo'elock the cu,reu, Of ladies began to
set towards the capitol, and broad suesm
continued to flow mp both ,'des OF The ave>
nue.. without the slightest cessation until ~
o'clock. filing ihs'Inlefior. overlooking the
grounds, presenting solid mass Of gay
dresses, and flowing ribbons.
The marching aud couniermafching OF
the military and the movement Of the dit.
i,ten, clubs TO ,heir respective places OF
fend, ou.. kept up one continual echo Of
martial music throughout the whole line OF
the avenue, from the Presidents house TO
the Cspnol. snd from . o'clock to IL It
presented = scepe OF animation such az has
never been witnessed IN Washington before.
The throng OF persoas on the avenue WAS
unprecedented. aud the number Of s,fan>
gers IN the city 10 believed TO be fully double
the number that were here at the inaug.
urn,ion of Pte.,den, Pierce The hotel ac
comodstions are much larger now than
then. aud although hotels. private dwell
liugs and boarding houses were last night
'lled, even 10 an occupant for the hesf'h>
rug. many thousands found It impossible to
obtain even vacant chair to at upon.
They. however, amused themselves at the
Capitol. Congress being in session all night,
or IN perambulaling the streets.
The weather was also mos, ptopitious
for an immense display on the avenue.
The sun shone out bright and beautiful aud
those standing in the open air felt no incon.
venencc from cold, Consequently there
MAS nothing to prevent an immense gather
ing. and the whole population OF the city
and surrounding country were concen,ra'
ted along the lin. OF procession. and !, may
safely be said that i, passed before $780,
600 spectators.
Marshal Seldom with his mounted sIds.
10 the number OF over two hundred, finely
mounted aud gsily cspsfisoned with sashes
aud badges, assembled on y. Y, avenue
at an early hou' in the morning to receive
their husl orders, and were soon scattered
all over the city msrshallnR their divisions
into line and preparing Tor the grand
pageant.
The carriages Of the foreign ministers
were also moving about with their occu
pants arranged IN rich court dresses.
At IL O'Clock the line Of procession was
formed under Gen, Quitmxn, with twenty
four aids
Following the military came a large s,a>
gug, from the centre OF which was an i'm
menss flag staff rising abou, forty feet, from
which il,a,ed beautiful American Gag
The base OF the staging on its four sides
bore paintings representing Civilization.
Commerce, Manufactures, and tn. Arts,
beautifully wfenlbed with evergreens and
bearing inscriptions appropriate to Union,
Peace aud Prosperity. 1t WAS drawn by
eight horses, each led by groom dressed
n the costume Of AN American sailor.
A, the base Of the pole stood young
gid, dressed ss the Goddess OF l.lb-rty
making gate An appropriate picture
la an open bsrouche. drawn by six white
horses, after the iltg aud device above DIES.
cribed, came
The pr,s,I-ut Of IN, ut,.J States uuh The psr,i.
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PERSON NJ.

~ ho.ey. fo' subscriptions. or fur dnes to The Re
publican office can b~ forwarded by mail IT oaf rtsi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-27

uonSe and Lease loI SAlc.
= nvRIIIN0 HOUSE Containing Eight roons
n 80 800 os La for u years, sttuste4 sn the
Sn1 between Brady and Harrtscn streets. AppV
WI. ?. 0URLBY. o. 70
.~.,AAes NICROLlA. 1oDDLl = 90.
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Webster's Dietlenarjoss
I. Wshstvr's CAsbst6esd,
.. WsbAsr's C0saSene 1etss.
T. WtbslsS's Academic,
L. WebHsr's AteA ScAeoS
g. Ws1seev's Primary,
6, Wehstsr's Poskse.
weAstsst Quasss UlsdesAsy
<>oSrAINs tAvss Gmss ths matter icpaA W sAs
u ether EngIlsA DicsisaAsy seaDsasd " st's eese'
"yI A. esv wstsIsr's Qsssss. Usabrtiess,-
rhsr. i no ssiiioa q wsbsET's tasbstdsea p!o.
tionasy but ths-0aRs ssatsiatng ~ tee ~
Mluss ssavs aussstIsns, ths stysiss'ss t0al sss6'
~ n;ss>ay, y Ne iaaa ~ WHOA s1AslAs svs'
:as's "a = = ~ ~ ysSS S1sisE waidG III sos'
vAssss'"-sJ1rssssaf sJrsa f3tSLIswxo..
Wsbsteg's CexltlaGHeuse = tsosSl
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Magnificent Enterprise.

Magnificent Enterprise.
la.Vno SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR,
sa,aoo re re OBTAINED ~ SIX MONTHS :"
siootNO TO BE GIVEN IN PRE- II l I " )
tJD,,po To Ri GIVEN IN ST. MON I III -
AVE- undertake an .xtrAor,taarS tux thA. OF - :,
w tanning $4,000 Subscriber, in SIX melh>. and
use thc following ,Niraofdnaly nrsns to accom-
rush on purpose
LIST W. made the very LARGEST mi ST Illus
tatet Family psyr OF the country AMI II Il AT the
LowEST price.
RI ". adopt sysitui oi ~ niulA., t<at NtNfR
has b.,n EQI ALLIED aud cannot o. snrpa, ed IN iib-
.ralitv fr thr that s.Sii elN" TN tqua'
To the whole T. rs OF tn" aper Tor la"nth
vir tSa.oW The mo oi w.. srin I'll u" given "a
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For Sale or Lease
To Lease.

A NCNDER Of desirable Lots Tor krsidencee ON
n BRADY, Main, and Harrison s.rests, to lesse br
- w. B. r. 0URIxY.
once on lain, bet. Front and Second streets.
Aug10dtf
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l.. ESsS.1IIkEi.
who;csal- and t,ts,l !"alcrstn
Paints, Oils, Vim low Glass, Sash, Doors.
Binds, &c.
~YE are now ,ec-iNing "a ~ assortment a.
w Coed nera ly X IL IN n PANT and Oh store
N, 10000 Brady, corner ui Fourth.
seu3h DAVE NF,bRr, IOWA.
= Ga boXkS Nes Ko ,.las. ~ stole and Tor sale
- at NJ innN
I 600 ooo Lrits i.,i l., sttt sash irin sxio 20 i21
l - " Store ant u al al M iJ,"o-
DRasIiES--An KIN fot sic
X 1T M 10 coo.
WHITE LEAD rr ~ Groutd n OF
w a, BRADLEY \ BE,,t KITS
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% q q d . d d y b T.,
,, TLOYD 1 FRENCH
Randolph strses,
CHICAGO, ILLiNolS
This house 10 entirely new, with new furn'tnrs
throughout, and pans viii be spored " make our
sussss teel completely =, home. lAnSsJr
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REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

yx-LglS Ll'T.l.srE,
ND A G EN- II.
Office in Atchissu'. Block. Second street.
betwcea Main snd Brady.
Timber Land.
- ACRss large besutifni Tuab~t. 81 mile
/ from davenport; pric. t3o pr aof.; vii b.
disided T. suit purchasers
Improved Farms.
eIo acres highly improved "a, m; mi!es fr.n bsy-
port 2u1 ia cultivation, gs-a bos fence " III
osag si,se, house, staeir. vte
Abcautifl farm 81 n.le- from Davenport l6o
aefe--Gu acre, ia cultivation. part timber ne W
house. stahl.'. etc
miir, froia pav,nport; ~ acr.s; 40 arrrs i'm
pr4yct2U scr, tiipD,rruiliiiug watct, houst sia-
blr, .lr.
3I4 acs,s miles from Daytuyort-'f. !. acres IN
fence 40 acres IL. hg', state OF cultivation, l3s
t,niiiT afse orchard two God wells OF wat.r,
large h.u.e ~ilh stables, outDuiidangs, .tc
$ enaeef-cn, rsv-np.rs- acres iu cultivation.
good house, able. etc.
b. nii'e- From Dsvrnpoft-i2n acres ~ IN fence,
60 IN cultivation. 40 acres timber 40 acre y a.
ri, ,hcuse. stable .tc
miles from psvenpo l. 50 seres: 80 acre. 4. cul-
tiystom, part timbrr. large new bousr. goot barn
etc, cts.
II tnii-s from Davenpari-s0 acres, 90 acres In
cultivation good hou e, stable, eic
i2 miles from Davenrori-s0 acres; g. scr,s in
cultivation, god housc, stable, etc.
u miles fre,n Davrnp,rtS0 scres GO acres In cu-
iiyttion II acres splendid timber. baluce pTaIrir
large orchard running water. heuse. large stable.
smoke house, etc.
Is miles from Davenport; Su aeres--All Ia 'utiva
tion; house, stable; etc
iamies from Davenport. s0 acres--all IN fence and
cnii. ation.
200 acres IN fenoe ard cultivation sn thG Dubuque
Tusd, mics irom Davenport.
~ acres prairie la,si; miles from Davenport beau
tfl view over Rock Island. Mississippi and Daver-
port.
100 acres oi rich p airlC Land hv Walcott, some OF
u cultivated. AMI larc alUpuni OF un improved
land ~ Sc5ti Caunt,.
number az 'a.,s lots and vacrnt lots, pleasant
IL situated ~ iirrrt nt parts of Davenport For sait
on favorable. terms
u h-su'lfl, lo'> Va North Dsvenpcr;-tcrm, liber-
Ally. Apply TO
iylstf JULIUS LYTANCE.
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BO0kS AND STATIONERY.

/ BOCkS AND SIIIiONEkls
TWin-City Book Store
AND M. VS. DEP POT
2sd street opposite lie Claire sn.e.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
/ BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines /: Newspapers Ac.,
, roNsTANTI.Y Oh hand. anu d,..s receiving adji-
Ot'os TIA ress god assortment oi nrari> - ai"ds
Bcoks siatioucry,
Mdps. L.thos arh,
/ P.ctu.rs. NlsItn. Card..
p1It Mon.s, Gold aud Steel Pens,
~ ;tne, for with great variety " articles usually
! pt a. Book ss,fes.
Publishes Aecut-iaf sale Of al. ihe Popular N-w
| H. X, Masulnes aai NS@sp spsI@rs. Subscriptions
NV Yy,s, l,ston cinc.naat and Chicago Dalies
rrc"ivcd Nt4y essnihg
.S1scs: .SisCs!:
W. receive regularly the fol owing MagIixin,, rHc
HAr,r, Cooley.
.d;i Alaai. 81 Putnam.
Haus. hoid wora-. waveriy Magazine iffs entor Yam
ke Noi.ils, LesirsN. I. Journal, irslics Ga1. ttc
!
| thiee'
NM York Herald, p.iy and weekly.
Tribune
a. .' Times, 80
8 - mi-w ekey Tibune
Campaign
| Boston psly Ira, ,ei-r,
! Cineinnatj Daily Gazette.
Ceulrrercis
Tm's
.' Democractic Prcss.
81 Louis Tl-Weskiy Missouri K-luhiiCAh
Cincinnati wr'kly Commercial,
sa.lyus Pictorial,
wvcgly Msrazn",
Flag Of our tuon.
True Flag,
rnclr sam American linton
i"shes Pictorial, filot " Boston
Scientific American,
Ine Illustrated.
Brother Johnaihan cpIer Police Gazette, spir,' OF
th' Tim Home journal, iedgrr Sunday Dispatch,
spiritual relleraph. iei'h American. Citizen
ana Thompson BANK Not" Reporter
New YUs.
BIZ Ilfr t>lnrtius} frustrated London News. Lon
d'u Pnnet and wt"kIy Tmes London, for sal" at
ruu".I I-luo II STARR. Ag'nt
enh i or T. Clare House,
Bs,HH pul,l1'.
Mww ,',viuc tf'm The manu'actu"ls. ove
! i3 bp rolls " Wal Pslst sni hasiets, Which (
viii ,ei Al ssir-ii a'lyance. At vhol>sig or T"tn
Ell WARREN
Onavh'i0 hocs Island
Stationery.
I'Ar nn~st tick y siaianrrv ever offered in this !
l. mkt l. u3w a-IiSiug /
FH wARREN's,
o'aa,arO Rock l,lati.
RLANS Houks q .s,ry deser.,ten can new be
ID hsi at wARRENs.
tmsshitD Rocs islsnd
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DlNselu(iou ef PartnefsAlp.

nilosnsns y RSssss. tst ! krsp e. On us.r.sca .s
81 ssss 5fcas and ~ ssa sts.. t1sy ysss a.sss.
~ Sfos dast3vsa. roe haAntts WI kahssi.sM 2,
saaSssssb " NJ Jss.o 0sstegs NJ esi anscs
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r T.. CAMPBELL
4 JUuNS

.u.tp., aud Conus ltr a. Isw. p.'f ii.it'
o~ee UsV"uporI', birk '''"'' wa ,i9it,
slfe.tt
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JOB PRINTING
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN
B.s.v kER&,
And Dealers In ExcAaDgc,

ID n " . N port, low -
6,mes, Eyady street. betsreen Sscosd aud 7hH
sfrrs,s
INxCHANGE on si the principal cities OF the Uni
r. tel States. Great Britain, ireland. and coail-
nental Eurupe bought and sold,
Notes and drafts collected, and ,procecds rcnitt~d
10 ANY part of tn United States al loves, rates "
Ky hanre.
,llections Of notes drafts. accounts, lesaeies sn
tuhsritAnc-s made In all parts VI the United StAs'
Csnsdas AMI knrcre
stock. and Bonds bought and sold On sormsss'on.
AMI dividends collected
Land wsttants bought, sold and located.
Exchange on Cni~s IN the United essses
Carpenter \ vermiige, New York city.
Albany City bank, Albany, New York;
bu6alo city Hank, BnfYslo. New York,
K,nk u Counerc". h,-t"n, Msssash shusetts,
Tfaie-men's Bank, Phllsaciphia, rrsnsyissp
Merch 4 Msnufscturers' Rank, Pttsburg, p
McKim n 60. baltimore, Nd,
t.llniare n Brotharton Cincinnati, Obipi
Lucas n sin,onds, NJ Laa-. Mo,
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CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
OfRce--Four,h street, second door wes: Of
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References.
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John Wood, esq., Philadelphia
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