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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
glDTHs. EAsfNsgREs.


VestingS, Hats, Cravats, Linehs, and ha.
fresh selection of
SUGAR, COFFEE. NOL4SSES,'
Tcas, Cocoa, Cheese, in large or small
quantities. FISH BY the quarter,
half, or whole barrel. SALT b.
the sack or bushel,
and, in short, almost everything usually ksr.
in oHr stores, can be found al this corner, an
all of which will be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE
or exchanged for Country Produce. Al b.
asks, is Fair Trial; Quick Sales-Sma
Profits ari Prompt Payment.
N<"ODO NE
OF 4 superior qualify, from the Hartley Mi
not ground any closer Than the mills lurui'1
ia 'hiS region, aud quite as good. If not Srps-
rIor, which can be jested by oNk TRIAL. sold @
large or small quantities.
ALEX. AMMONS
LewisturG, Pa. May =, 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30

Hickory Grove. St Charles Co, No. Nov 70. Is-s.
PROP q. !. Nuel-Dear Sir Some time s.t SUNNI
were induced to some of your Hair Restorative
and il egrts wonderful feel our Iuiy h.
you and the afflicted. to rsrort IT,
our little s1n head fnr time had le.n r.rfr.lv
vc-'7i with snd called il scAld h,ad T.
H1i. almost entirely came on in consequence, When
iiend. seeing lis -gfrrinrs advised to yrur Re-
toratve dis 50 with iti~ hope of but nrr
-uririsr. and tLat Of all rirnls, very few aTJ
tons removed the disease entirely, and sua u1
raut crop ui hair started cat. and -sy TIA
rHr lfy, has as hHltly scalp, and as luxuriant
ci Lair - any other child We can Therefore, ami
h'r'lv mend v0ur Restorative apertect rcus7
io- ali diseasss @; Tho scalp and hair.
We are, your re- r.rtfully.
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

ADANs-ln william sb>tb Tuesday, March a. Hannah,
relic; 4 Psle,ish Adsus aged SO Yeas
The friends Of e family also those OF Henry
ilsm. respectfully invited 20 stend her funeral %
Saturday, 18Th hst A. oclcck from No u Fva street
without fuithrf notice.
Albany papers please copy.
bELLAt New.Ros h.e fhuls1iy uorrinr MkrcL Is Of
sel-t ver, Msry Jsrssn. youuses, teorse H.
and Elizabeth Bel, Sse1 yes 10 months and Il daya
lie relatives and sufs Of the suny the
innersi services Z1n uTe, i.dison ae
sno Innty. yah s..te.. SeSfoIb,
<ococs N tie siefpoon Tie remains vii. be taken -
Greenwood Tor in.eruept-
bsnis aged - Yeas -
rsstla Buas Asec - yeas ~ Nv
CAsL-At kewbursh Nsdpe.dsy M.reh q ar IN. 49,,
-ence Of bis a'ie, Ch.I.es Lidio. C..e
The iureIs WI ale YAoe on TIE Episcopal Church A.
brotte's. Rottr srd Ludlow Cue are invites "a :.
ted rb- dsot River RGiiro.t tran " ! rs.lrs -
York ~ 75s
COLGATE Ga Wsenese-y InoIRiIs, AIsh IS, Villa L
colsGe, IN Tie i5:h gear Of sls eye
Tee fs.ves and f-hds u family respectfully Invited
el.i,kG l.s !-IS e ss.esy -e1 ~ u sslseh ioE re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
THURSDAY, March 26-P. N.


The business a. the Stock Board to considerable
extent to-day, and the market generally had an up
ward tendency, especially at the Second Board and in
the street afte,ward when Erie touched So; offered at
that at the close Reading 20! a79i; Central, sSIo
ss.; Illinois Ce1 trial, l32-hs amount of stock which
has gone out of bsnkers names since the opening of the
books is 500 shares while 600 shares have come in
from outsiders; Michigan Southern ia a72i; Toledo,
73l a. 3i. &c. The usual rumors are current in the
street in regard to the semi annual dividend on this
stock now nearly due. The officers of the Company
state that the question Of dividend has pot yet been
setsted but the market has ceIt,iny been sold down
upon the doubt in regard to the dividend question.
We don't know that the bears have any basis for an.
ticralipg the passing Of the dividend on this stock or
its payment in scrip, but it is full time that all railroads
shoud recognize that il is tber true policy to pass one
or more dividends rather than borrow the money at
high rates Of interest, sell their stock bonds at
run ous rates of Discount. When road has long
line Of floating debt kept ahoat at l to cent per
monte is certainly the interest of the stockholders
that the earnings OF the road should be devokd t,
wiping out such an expensive embarrassment
rather than that il should be increased by the psy-
meIts of dividends. We don't know that The Toe 10
has any such embarrassment, or that the Company
have any inter ton Of passing the dividend merely
express what we consider to be sound financial
opinion, and we have no doub. it viii be concurred in
by the stockholders of any road that shall ado the
course Indicated Rock leland WAS 1851 1861; Gale.
ma fen off to Iol but sferward rec ,vered to l02.
The fell Of the last fes days has been occssoned By
rumor that the Company were about to sell
the remaining million of Stcotd Mortgage Boods a.
u.s. Tie facts We undentard, to be that the Company
having undertaken to build about 30 miles of second
trach west from Chicago have decided 20 offer the
remaining million Of Second Mortgage Bonds to the
stockholders at s.. If are not mistaken this C,m.
parry have already expended nearly double the amount
within two years. called for by the Engineers report to
entirely complete the road, and nov another mioa
wanted This continued cal for money by Railroad Cr
porators beyond the largest onsh.l estimates Of
eost doing much TO sh,ke the confidence of the pub
'c in Railroad Stocks avenues Of investment. In
Railroad Boz ds and Safe Stocks there nothing of
importance done excepting sale Of $4,000 Missouri
6s at 81.
In Exchange there is nothing Of importance dcin,.
snS rates sre unchanged.
Freighis are rather lower. To Liverpool, 400 bbl,
F,vrI {. IT, Cd, 3. COO bB.lsA Grain q: &C. IL shio.
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk and Richmond dse
to Ludlsm Plessants
mSse to j W. EIwei March ie, lat ii o. loo. 81 ~ Wa
Riley Of Liverpool fn from the mzzen opiLiaas yard over
with unknown brig whereby ost part Of eu.wster nd
f,uebead. Has experienced very heavy westerly wekAs,
Ship Granite (of BoVon) Sparrow Cal.o lO5 d. via HAsr
ton Roads d.. TO Bsireds Bros
Bark Exact Fri'bee. Savannah ds cotton, 10, stuss
Bark Garland, Cbh.tiansen, Leshcrn ds, marble As, 70
Bari (sic) De Jodeo. Palermo a g., fruit toJa
ADjsr Dec H. ndse TO Howe. Co sasd in vi.L sst
=. H. WMernsn, from Mantle for New York DEC ~
ION 70 y.p n R s. sst' ~ s';'p s1 ss
from Calcutta for Liverpool March ID lat % u ~ iSsss
scbr. Lie Boat, fom Boston for POro Rico. Msres w. ~
Biz Reindeer tBr J. Carts, Pero.mbuco FEB a. sss .
'Tion Bro, m,Ich % Ems ,s IS 81 I'm % Is e sss e.
gland tesmep while reefrg the foretopsa fell On decE "
Big Hdelphi Brown. Par. Much /. rsber &c TO Jsnss
BisL9s L Co. From 10. N to 49, have lad heavy ~
gales ard h.h SEA- In which spruSs tor- and main mast. -
h,f been ro 1DseI 10, W.esf GS; ;nGs
provisions to Dussn L IelsnG
Brig Tybee Ferguson Charleston d. cotton, ks 10 Geo.
sctr T D. Wagner Smith, ChsfestOn d., cotton sud 10
sohr C. Filter 9ma.ted), Arnold, Savannah ds, ys's
schr John A. Stanley, simmons. Wilmington. N c. So
schr. North Pacific Marcy, Salem. 30 =;
Schr Richard Law, Tutls Philadelphia, corn. q 3, -
scbr willard PSiiies Smith. Philadelphia, com. ~
Propeller Osceola Clafk Providence. .
Propeller Wamsutta, Nye, New-Bedford IA q
BELOw-BHks Globe, from wsst Iudesi Enen s~v~
from - herm. brg
WIND-sunset N w.
River 70 day stopped the Governors Island ~
came en- en- the food tide and went TO sea -. 81
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Pn,~euaerv Smiled

,tsam'aip 4mgq JrO~ Boston.Fsr 1927 Caosss
IT,, of Hsowel, EDWARD A. Msnsfsld Of Maine b. InSi
Conn Bradley teener O. dpsSa;c q Ne. cssis.
French wife and child }. @ Doubleday a. Herf9'h hoosE
Bsser r A Joy, Charles Folsom, lie Cesns: "a fetty
g. Hassen O. s. Mewtteribg r. KrumbsG w n s'isnEe,
rstches) Of Washington; r. w Humphrey Of Merwin Ind
Roth child Of Cincinnati. VIM LanderAer OF 81 LSul; "
Gut ct .Orlesns Rsndesuf of ssn francisco, d. Far
quha rson Of California w J. a. Esehmene Of London Cap.
". B. Ecclesne and Mrs Elton Of England Jose galsn
Bernardo Ruduger Remon Gorzer sabro Gsmio, OF Spain
Capt, Arr Of Hsmburg-42 sor HaIUar-L Pray aud Mm.
Charles W. FeInad Of Chsestown John fench and Z.
Stlrbrd OF Boston 3. Altman and wife Of Salem w Ses
wards of Kittery r. Jay and Crockett q Nsw,Yort
Mis- Tho's Clay W. SymoIds jones Coehrare,
H. Zorer g. s. Potter w J. vieth. b. Baker. IL Bss.
Misses Forbes and Eoesry Of Halifax; Mr. Mckay CT 81.
Joins, Mr.. Oates Of CaLsds-2. Total 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

AssApIrOE A MEMBER OF THE LEGIsLATCRE.-1he
Na,k Jaenidn that Tuesday afternoon, while tie
Philadelphia train from New stopping "a the
Mark station in Newark, III Michsel Nerny Of tine
Lighthouse stepped into Of the and after exchanging
words with Hon. Amos Robins member Of tue Leeis-
suIe from nddex accused him Of being damned traitor
giving for the Morris aud Essex extension In
ply Mr.. ROBINS der ounced bis charges fse, when MI
Nerny sauck him very blow with his fist in the face,
brusng his cheek snd cutting his LIP quite severely MI Rob
ins had MI Neiny arrested for the assault Nf Nernys
statement is Ms folcws:
ting of then,bsyng from NeSYOIk In tnst usa-
the Of shaking bands with friend on leaving
when Mr. Robins extended his hand o~ard az the same
time speaking refused 10 shake bands with him. and told
him that I'D wish to have anything 20 dc with him. IS
him dshonorabie man, AID man who bad slam
deied my friends He theTeupon called me Cd id
Lar; wbereupon l slapped him with the back Il my hand
In Up that time not wod had beer said ABOUT the
Mon and Railroad bat sitter struck him. the honor
able accused Of being tool of the NewJersey
Rsoad then Expressed to bun my opinion as &c his rea
ton with tn Morris Railroad, which Il s Erneces
for N 70 ttate.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
COURT CALENDAR-rHn DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRACT COvKr.-Nss. 81, SO, "a,
s5 e6, 81, e8, 49, 1o2, les.
SUPREME CoURT- CIRcUrT.-Pst Nos. 1887
49, 1891 1884, ISL 1857 $50 7e 7ss $751; 1886 Part IL
Nos 1867 ISIS l75 l24s 1885 1857 1855 1884, 1885, 1875
lS47, lS49, 1851. 1885 1888
SPECIAL TkRM.-Same as yesterday.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Aojourned for The term.
Notes OF issue must be filed in the Superior Court for the
May June and July tia before Saturday. 2sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK :,
Cleared.

sbips-Jobn Bright, Cutting Liverpool, Williams G.iop
Westminster, Wamsch. NewOreaDs stanton I'll bns3u.
BnhsNslson Place Thurston: Hsvsns Place; sops,s,
0upu, Havana Thompson Hunter; Wunns (Bfsn D
Sttepesrsfe Bremen Hensten Hukhut
Brits-J H.. Jones, MUS. Charleston Dolner Potter,
Alamo Psrsons Bermuda, VIM. H. Smith, 5tts, Dovniao
M. vitss Mayhem, Tabor l. Co
:, schooneIs-Cstbsrne, Howe, lamps @ A. Ferris Co,
H ho,: rttstns por.%souss, Le.s C.. "
Ind Baltimore, Mailer Lord oasrs.u Gardner. smell
Van Brunt Sssbt; James Lawrence Aen Boston, Dayton
Isprssusi BakeL Bster M.tsaz.s q. p. sn.ll Co (,
Ione Tuford, Beaufort Davis Holmes; A. Va kenbers
Rogers City Point C. II Psrson
soopi-J Parker, Davis Biistol MASTER Oregon Raodes
Providence L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
.NEW-JERSEY II,EM3

CITY Cow EsIIoS.-A Convention Of deleg .tes
chosen by the people Of the respective Wards of Jer
sey City was held al the Republican Rooms lsst even
ing to Dominste city officers Richard Morel DEM
presided, ard p. D. Vroom (Am.) ard II. ID. Holt
(R,p) Secretaries. Ten delegates from each of
Ii. four Wards were present. The Democrats were
not, however, ss a party feplesenied-not having
chosen delegates. The nominations made by the Coz
veItion were as follows
E0vor-Dsvd Manners renomipsted tbe fret ballot,
receiving % votes against II divided between scyea!
etbeIs.
Water ConissiOneys-Beuam o. Edge REP VIM Pear
sell (Dem
Cci.etOy-Jeremiah d. Cleveland (An)
Asessors-James Fleming (Rsp for First ard Second
Wos and lanes Gopsil IAN for Third and Fourth Wsrds
ThetFIrst Ward Democratic Convention was held
last evening and Daniel s. Snclsr Robert b. K9shof
and Wm. VOORHEES, were nominated for Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
miscellaneous.

Forgery Forgery Beware
OF rognes. u 90 counterfeits prepare,
For Lyons Powder and his Pills, Il
That bugs 10 chambers, 70. In mills
Indubitsby aay.
BY scoGndrels, tnyous OF HE fsme 4
HAve connt forfeited been Ia nsmei
Don't buy the poison, pisy. -.
/ YON Cannot be answerable for the consequent
Of using the poisonous nos'rums got In imisrn
harmless MAGNETIC POwDKRS. for desHoyos issssn -
bis MAGNETIC PILLS, for exterminsins rats ane 81
Look at the Signature Z. LYON Principal Depot S'
Broadway.
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,r.-L.. psnor,,d BIZ Tslsrrapk.

Cp,RIE,roy March - -CoTroN-Ssle.t TO day. 800 pa"
.al, for the week III bales TIE naket elo vim fai
&c advance We On Nddns f.ir aod Far =. ~ %ls
'CIxcyXIri March 26-Msss PoRK has declined opc WIN
sales Of 600 bbls LARD firm and in fair demand pASos
and Bulk Meat very dull and d!c lower vita holders aa'
10 realize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
Family Hnarketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prn-
eipal articles of Farm Produce in the City Of New
York on Thursday; March &c:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERn-MARcB &-Before
Jadge DAVIES.
Cutler field ACT. John c. Ely.
Motion denied, with 81 costs.
Jadge Roosevelt is not holding SpaSsl Term this
mornbe TodaJs Calendar therefore hsds good oT oaioE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

A,p.sisl ne.ticg Of the SIKH Wdrd Republican
C)ss o. BIO klyn will BE- held a; tae han, corner OF
Court and Sake,t Streets THE evening, for TIE election
Ct delegates to the General Committee for King'
Comfy; the contestants heretofore choren having
vi hdr.wp, and new ee ton BY the Club by consent
Of al p4r,ies, having been ordered BY the General
COmu,lltee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

ATTACH IRON THE MATE OF VIssEL-SaooriSS
AtrRAY.-Anihony Sampson, The mate Of ne vessel
May Jane, lying at Woodruff & R'Snson's wharf
foot Of Congress street, was arrested on Wednes1ay
afternoon on to charge Of shooting Two OF has crew.
/, appears that the crew came on shore, snd, when
IN CoDge.s street near Couasbs, met the ma.e.
runner In company attacked hiu, wnen the crew also
70, a. biIn and beat bin severely. The mate drew e
revolver ana fred folr times, ioficing slis wouad
IN the sice Of Vim. Steward and a FISH would II tae
arm II Wa. Croses. The m.te then nsde his escape
70 the vessel aud, information beng s.n 70 the Third
District station House, Capt Csss Assistant Captain
Preston snd Ofcer Reynolds arrested the whole party
nsroed VIM. Steward Vim. Cro8les, Henry wilson,
james Clous,op, John Wes, Peter Lynch, John Mni'r
Wm.:I,ee, Richard Wright. they were brought before
Judioe Blatchey, and, cross-0omplants oeng tnsde'
the examination was set DO Tn for Fnday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

SHOOTING ArrRAY -Oficer Skidmors, tourtn d.
ga, P,cs ,rs.toA Robert Cal yesterday the charge Of
shoos VVsx Moors With pisio As stated, Mx WIN Da.
Moore Dan. TredweD, and jobs Cass4sn sa'sea 81, ~
=. Seird bIfn.H fred his pistol The secured 10 ned
Tor .x "a nation before Justice Morehoaie.
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RBOORL YN ITEMS

Dial l. Hayes, sorgeon OF tue Name Afc.c E,-
"A, nj, lec,ure q: the BrcoAlyp Alen1an this
svciDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

COURT OF APPEALS....ALBAxYM March d.
= No. 30.-Re,erved for April 9. No %. Reserved
Sr March p. No. 81 Affirmed by default No. l6. Cheney
ast Arnold Argued Mr.. II. Bennett for sppt Mr. e. r Ny
gait tespt No a. Passed. No. As Williamson Brown
eued Nj D. MiI,h for app. Mr. B. Lawrence for respt
Nos u.s. lSS, lS4 and pa. Struck of.
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BY E,ie Railroads. o bbs Flour se5 DO whshy cs' go
frovsiops 40 do Ashes $50 pkts Lard, o-o DO "bes' 81"
DO. Rye, so DO. Oats, $3.50 sides Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

MINIATURES ALMANAC. ruIs DAY..
sen-Rsss... 6;5l $50 Moon-Rses.. e;ses
WArER....rsf
Sandy Hook. 81 0ovIsand e:s2m uell0ate. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
al.raen.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR Tax TRIBUNE.


THURSDAY, March %.
AsHRs-Tbe market r the demand fair for port the
,es IS bb at 81 43}0e7 so for Pearls and 81 o2t for
Pots. The arrivals fair.
COTTONThe market continues firm, especially for the bet
ter srde the low Grades rather heSvy the sales 900
bales We bave made alterations In quotations to
tEow the basis At the close;
kIw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplancs FLORIDA Mobile NO. Esx
O,tnary............n Y " ~
hiddlinG fsir......"lai ~ II 4,
rMr.... ........s....l5 10 bt I'1 ,.,
doing in Java which steady Lsgaayra and other
binds are quiet bas generally steady aies oil o mats Java AZ
Rtc. and lD bag. Lsxusyra at lie. .,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The improved feeling 10 our market
r Wesrn Canal Flour noted yesterday more apparent To-
o.pts LIBERAL but after this week will be gate smI-the
supply the Western part Of this State being quite
The better grades IN fair demand tor toe East aud City
trace the sales 500 b at So $50 % 30 Tor common to
pe Illinois lows and Indiana g. e5a Sc so for extra do, do;
IS e54se IS 20 sood extra Ohio; 80 $50 81 80
5000 choice do SO z5d . Tor Sc Louis banis,
sLd ia Is far Genesee. Canadian Flour 10 quite
81 f SIR. ifns md IS 81 for extra brands Southern
-Four eel, ofeee AID the low sates la good
Quest al an of Sc Dbl the sales 1000 bbls Al
"a sCd for mixed 10 good brands bstmoEe Alexandria
Rye Flour quiet s. foa 81 IS Corn Meal Is ready Al
es Is Jersey and IS s9d IS IS Tor Brardywne Buck
whest flonr IL in fair request At 81 sl 81 q 100 NJ
FISHDfy Cod remain quiet at s3I1 IS s7i for Western
sDd 81 Georges BanK Mscterel quiet bat very firm
GRA1S-The demand Tor Wheat IL moderate for milling
firmly hd the only sales have not. are 900 busa f.r
white Mssou'i ct 81 $500 bush Inferior white Western a.
s2f and 500 bush fair white Iiuo =, NJ "a .nd sI IS
fH lev rec Southern Eye held with much 6yupsss Il &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

BOSTON March d Spoken, March g. bark L.oris IL
PsnmO for New York In ls . 20 lsn 80 sp'isn
ok Spoken March g. bark Mary J. Kimbal. from PseD
for New-fork, In Ia. 40 40, lon 81 TO- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
,u.yup To HIS NICK ~ NrRE.-Yesterday after.

Man UP TO HIS NECK IN MIRE-Yesterday s'ter'
ternoon two liam peddles while tte from Newtowa
70 sysbureb in crossing The Ne wto~n creek dis covered
mire 20 bis shouloeTs TneY rescued
and Seventeenth Wa-d Station House in an
en- used ndoD. He proved to be mendcant an upon
his paper epesentng bis name j. Boss
native Of Sardinia been ruined By nundaion on
th Rser Pc on the 10th November 1855 Ro.si was prop
ery ATTENDED TO- and will probably live 10 tocIt AIMS " DIN TIC
ben, violent fol- sometime 10 come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

FIREaAH INJURED John A. Campbell, member
Of Hook a. Ladder No. had bis bresstboDs broken by
he-g while gosg 10 the fire il s@ckeit Street he
wac csJIlsd 10 bis home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

pains may be exercised to prevent them. In our last
issue we gave currency to report which had been 10
circulation several days of the suspsnsion of Mr. NJ
Betm an Of this city. We took more ian usual paus
to Dske sure there was no mistake in the matter
eno apptd to three different and highly respects Bile
tources for inform alton the subject But after ALL
vewere misinfor ed very much u our regre. and We
enc to request any papers which ms, have coued the
zane to Go hkewse.
The Pittsburgh papers noticing the explosion of the
New-Csste Bark, leaving 100000 Of it's worthless
bills In the hands of individuals who took them, be-
cause "they are as good as gold, !" says:
The New Castle bank has been in operation about
eighteen months When organized, Wall street ope-
rator named Sherman, obtained control, ana put in
German named Neiler az Cashier Within few
mtbbs i was ucertained that Neilsr had loaned its
notes to Sherman to the amount Of $50 900 or $50 OOO
vhereupcn prosecution was instituted against Shsr
an, who di:gorged SIC ,000 and sub.eousntiv. ali
they could ASCERTAIN he had received except "A do or
60 Oco Or the amount returned $4,000 it is alleged
vasresiDe1 oy Plsnourgh broker, for his service ia
forcing The Wall street man TO drgorge.
Meier was summarily dismissed, and one WAGON.
seller Of LuZerre County f~ho gave Gen Carter And
the Hon. H. NJ Fuller bail in $50 OOOl was chosen
Cashier. The Directors commenced ~ithdra wing the
rede med nearly $500 Geo. when ION Wednesday Of LAT
week the CShier vas missing AMI With him whatever
small sum in cash that might previously have been in
toe "vaults' or safe of the institution.
during that Cay the Bank remain ed closed on Thur
cay roree was posted no that the Cashier and Tsar
I'D gore East On business and the B,ok has not
tnce been opened, although rome Of the Dirsct,r, 70
eeened considerable amounts Of lie noes on Thuysasv
too Friday and Peoged their property for the rsdemo
uon o. more. on "wednesday, Wagonse er wss 10 this
city, and gave man s. 600 In notes Of .5e Rart %
liz promise to return him fou Thousand in other ,ney
tn Saturday, IN Philadelphia The 90 thonss,d hss
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