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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25
Rri.ish Atroeitics in Iadla.

The London Star states, ON what n
calls reliable authority that, at Cawnpors
and the nighborhood, the Queens TEN
Regiment put to death not fe wer than no..
600 people-or according to anoihe,
statement, they killed all the natives thew
could get at, men. women and children.
AZ Dinapore. portion of the Sepoys
at great personal risk. remained faithinl'
but,th Queens 10th. after its encounter
at Arab. went to the BARI acks, where the
faithful Sepoys were. declaring that tbs
black devils should not be spared mere.
" because they gave up their arms Then
they turned The Sepoys into the bartack
yard and commenced massacre. IN,
which number :were killed before ,he
infuriatsd Btitish could he stopped One
of theirssicttms. it is said was woman
ssh the Bombay Gazette. We have an
account OF, anT..sexecutions parade. = writ,
ten, by q medical offieer!ay Tits q terrible
picture OF the punishment inflicted on she
Ssno Nv no utineers, of blowing chem tromn
,i,e;rfouns. ss4 Il rs 8 mode Of punishment.
avs an Enelish Journal. which eridently
casts che wheel, the gallows and the gull
o.ine into Tho shades and appears 60 be
aecoamupSan panied by lmatilated, horrors, that,
probably have no parallel in the history
Of mantind & 1he & otiissr referred 90 thus,
writes3:s fads ssCi hslaE@o iFsn'sssiJeshs eS
10 .HThesfirst parade was q horrible sight,
but the bio wing away from the guns was,
appalling, After the explosionrtheg group,
inc Of the'men,s remains in front Of each
gin was various and 9frig htfall, e5S3 One
mans head was perched on his back, aad
he was. staring around, aszif-loeking Tor.
his legs and ermss e-Au lyon qsee3at the
time. is cloud like dust storm. com.
posed of, shreds ofclolhing, burning mus.
Gle Gle and frizxling fst. with lupsps, Of 60.
agulated blood. Here and there 2 s stCm'
ach or q liver comes falling down y
sinking shower. One 'yretc .l.eg fellow
slipped from the rope BY, WHICH VIII hs he Ys4
tied to the guns,sj pst be fore he Plnsion,
and his arm was nearly set on fire, While
hanging in his agony under the gun, a
sergeant applied q pistol TO his head, and
three times. the cap snapped, the man
each time. wincing from the expected shot.
AT last a ride was fred into, the back Of
his head. and the blood poured out OF the
nose and mouth like water from briskly
handled pump. This was the mpst hor>
rible sight of all. / have seen death in
all its forms. but never anything TO equal
this mans end" Inn
1t is surpassed that these bsrbarities,
and others reported. caused the Governor
General to issue his late order, in favor Of
cIemency and Justice, which has been in.
terpreted 10 Euglaud. by some OF the
journals as an act Of weakness.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25
~ PRoxpr.-We understand

~ PRoMPr.-We understand that
Mr.. Holden. our Sheriff. paid the last
Of the revenue due the State from this
county on the Gath ult., amounting to
about $25, 900. This promptness, con-
sidering the present hard times. is worthy
Of great credit.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

RESIGNED Walker, Of Kansas,
has published long letter of resignation.
We imagine the Governor by his resigna.
ton, has saved the President the trouble
Of removing him. We have no account
of the appointment Of his successor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

EE The New York Ledger, the great
Family Paper. has now attained the ex-
traordinary circulation Of Three Hundred
and Thirty Thousand Copies. The Pros
pectus Of The Ledger. which contains all
necessary information in regard to it, will
be found in our advertising columns.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

srEorE PArMESrs.-It is stated that .
resumption Of specie payments by the
Philadelphin banks is under serious con.
siderasion. Most oiothem are believed 10
be possessed OF ample meAns. aud we
-say eIpee. that all which are sound will
resume oy the Srst Of February q, farthest.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

BUSINESS REy1v1So.-T Boston Nd
vertiser says there are sigus Of an o..
creasipg activity in bushes. and it the
restoration from the recent condition d
stagnation is slow. it is likely TO DO sures
The dividends already announced by se'
veral of the railroad corporations present
an encouraging symptom, 5sa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

~, REsuHPrros or srEofE 1rAYu,,-,g ?
Ine. merchants of Aug dsta have held 8
meeting aud appointed q lcomn,ittss ~
wait upon the Georgia Iegislatuis SSsS
urge upon them the ihnpoftsno.as ofs ,,s's.1
Pontng any action compelling a .Ss.s pSss;
Ton OF specie payments until .fsss Y.
present crop is sold-ssy ne4s In. sa e
July. 81 $ 9une or
g -Es sabCp bad $50, ~. 4.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

~ FL. Alfred. E,q.. offers fo,r sal.
ms interest in The SsAuhIon yindicatot.-
Dir. A. owns one half OF the es,ahl;sh.
ment. The paper is in prosperous con.
dition. and the situation is. one OF the.
best in Virginia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

@ Mrs. Hsrndon. the widow Of Con-.
mander Herndon. has Just received >froa,
the new England Mutual Life Insn ,ae o.n
Company Of Boston Eve thousand 4 oIIsss
on policy signed only year since.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

% 70 al merry Christmas. ]
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

Meoklenburg. Lsaman. Tebauls. Doyle
e'o Tysa,ursr,s oase.-Messrs. Arnets.
Ban. Davidson. Bowcock, McKoy. Faun-
''s Rsgi.ssp's ose..-sisssrs. Nottingham.
Msgruder, Duckwall, Gilmer, hiekmsn'
Lee sle osss o5ss..-us..r.. Haws. Gamma
dy, Creel, Tebauls. Thornburg, Rlyes'
Howry.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-25

tai, and no basis except the specie basis
can be made safe or sound.
If the Legislature then. takes up the
subjectsof . general banking law,I would
respectfully recommend: ~
iss. That bat one plan Of banking be
adopted.
cd. That each corporation'be indepen.
dent. and be not allowed to have q
branch or branches.
Sd. That each be authorised to issue
only two Of notes for one Of capital. ='='-1
eth. To issue thrse Of notes for one oil
specie. and NO more, under q forfeiture o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

.<r. ASHES. ,...,se
pts ;,yT'.l-s,,f,,- - - ~.
EsafE .sss.ss'ssss .sts,s,s.i
- BARRELs.
Pork and Beef. ..,-.- ...-1 .
FlouF.-s..s.....s.--5 -s't4 "
nUTTEll -,f
KeH and roll p b....-12916
Yellow D b., 80. -22a2i
49, Rags. .-s.ri
Seamless, p l,lV -. &2S ~,
~ ~ CANDLES. ~
ian IanoF b,t,.,a.-.-., II
caEEsE.
Western Reserve, p Ball
e ~ g. COFFEE,
RE. p b. -1s812K
aVa.'f-'i'c-t-..i-,..;s'-i!s
'sst4 c0iPER. ~ =
Brazierr.-..-ff. ;t..s'.f-i,s
soy; idioiRDitidE i .i,.,s;siisis;; :
Hemp in coils, - Is ..s....1S
Manila. -y}.+.t =. ....rr.- ~, lt
Cotton ~
Bed CORDS
l2N feet, . dzL.. .ss,;I
60 do ,I.!s {. 400
Plough Linesl -.s..a.. .,-SI
Albumin bbIs, p b.....494h
Cream Tartar. E......-6 5S4tl
Su. CarD. Sodas.s. .E....6l9I
BOra1 ...s.-.z.....,s.SSS3I
Copperas.,s.Es 49,. SGD
EPSON Salts. y,I.-...-.4i9AA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2G3
- REATHERS. r ~
Live Geese prime. .E....-6l
FISH, asf h.4
Cod, p B............. 5E
MaekeFel No 1-....-..--
I" No2...-.-.....---
+" EO8. ~
Hall bblss .ss.. !g6,55
f FLOUR.
Super, 3 bbl.............5 %, 90
FRUIT.
Dried Apples, 3 bu. !. 1895, 90
Green, p Dbl.
D. Peaches. ...S,0O
Oranges, = box ...s...,S,0C
Lemons. ......6 OF
RaislnS- 49,. ..-... $40
81 8 PuRs.
FoN..--.... ...... .-.-oVS4 %
Mink. -....... ..s, -. s25lG3I9
Raccoou1 .2U(g3j
MuskFNt- 1890. ~
OF SINSENG,Z OIL
Good, b...........-.,.3C
GLASS,
SS10, p Jxof5j Feet ....9, &
1OXl2s.-... .....ee, ~
IOxI4. -. q, IS
luXl6. .:S. .s...;.2,I5
12SI4. .....-.. 3, 90
sl2x1G. ......- ..... 90
lyF GRAIN. NJ gs5rt
Wheat, . bu......... $500
Observation-Disclosures. go
Barley :. -. IA
Oats. .--.......,. ......S5
Corn .s...s...-..i.s....,6U
HAY.
Timothy, p ton .........18, on
HIDES AND SKINS!
Green, p B....-.-. .i.',fH
DDi::'...'.':.'iT''i4' 'i;iif.....'1, ~ y
CalfI green ....F-...;.-l ~
dEy.-....- -.....::..3g
Sheep skins. -. .2592S
HOPS. 80. ~
'sg7 IRON. "
Pigs, HGugIHg Rock
~ 3lt'Hs $SS ,Oll
Bars, p B....--.,..2A@4E
Hound ...... 9ISGG1<
Band -. -. >. ..Sfa6A
Nail Rods........ .......6&
HOop.,...'......,., 55{g6A
sheet. ....s...: -.r.!4gb
slabs and Wings. .4@ih
9NanI Hn ul. 49, aa.a. r o %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

TolREGuLXTE THE LIVER is one of the Plysi
clans principal aims in all cases Of debility or
weakness Of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows. '..-9 81 8, -75ta,'
TO find a remedy to do this has been the aim
of r.sanford during years of practice, where
the Liver NvIGoRAToRwas used with the great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for tile cure of any disease until ithas been fully
tried. and known to be beneficial in the treat
nent of such diseases. -E9, r,efsTsY
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from a disordered Liver, which shows
itself in the form of jaundice, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, billionsness weakness
of the back or spine, stomach and bowel de-
rangeinent, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use Of the Inyigorator, curing the Liver andre
moving the cause. sept5-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

SkiEtlng; =, s...A ~. s.e.sI
E'alt, = dez-----t, --riS2iEs %
Upper, dog r.y...-,...,$96 !
LIME, 80 ~
water,S Dbl .4-r,---.-..2ie6
.No1 clear, 9 M...,..$3DG8
ComInon- --r--------..l3 91t
Fencing, .13t411
FLOORING --.- .--i--. ..-.S2l924
L'lIh- s-.--....,s. ..--2 ,biS@S
..-.-........ ...4,uU
Il M0LASSES. ystlf
y. o. In abs sgal new TICGI3
West Ipdinf.,,s..3.,...i.,..Int J
GOldsnSyrup. ..-.s.s..T5;&1S
Cut Sd = ksE.,-.,.,-a.s45,I6 /
+ Z 81 4s'f.s4t.ss .s..,p41t3 =
~ gts... .---s --....'s..4 ~ j
Sqef94. -.,..s.f.F---.5iI0
fl9dto SSd -. 90. {
LiRseed, = eal-,.r..1,009i,1G
LaEg, 70 70 ] ,,sass.ss1as il, siI !,
:. 10 = ..s7ss-Ts.r-s-s7s-.,lt A'--
III Hh1les.FY.---.ss. 4 90
oNstHF, eqss--;! ..,-i.5.e .2.s
Spts. TurPeutins..-......6S
...--a.. 65II0
PAINTS.
Chrome Green. i ....si!.ta2 %
Paris Green 80. =. :. .AE94S
o. Aellow........ .........zo
.........@lO
Red Leadt.,. .!.s..s!.. .(eg3Us
Whiting. =. ....a...-.lH@9
Rosin, 3 Dbl ...........8 $50. 4
Pitch ..-........ 81. .sS, 90
Tar ........... "a ,6tkeb
Whitehead PkeG. 2,2U
Zinc Paint :. .2;2592, T6
CHI Yhrnish 3 gl......I 'S9S 4
Furniture do .....I SGS
POTATOES.
Mex. nEhanics, p bu. 40
l1a To- POULTRY. 1IH1 !"
All kinds, dressed, S' @9t
YoungchiCkens, p d.. g. 1s5'
4FE : PROVISION 5ili b. ]
Beef Cattle, on hOOf. s..--aI
Lard ! bblE.....s..s.-ss.
Hams, bacon. /. 1873
ShouldeTs1-.s.g............l3
Sldes.-.S..-. ....-l..--- - 49i
Hams, bulk :. -. ...... ~
Shoulders -....-...-....
Sides. .--s.....S--..... -
Sheep, on hOof ..!I....25ig3
Beans. -.....2,50
Eggs. ......s.f..!..
RICE ~
Carolina....... new 6il49fGH
SALT.
Pittsburgh 2 bRU. 10. Ese5
KARaTha, 5T 40
FlaSseed, y bu. .I..E..s&
S!oyrT ..--,'-s -ff',..'r.n--
Timothy f=,t5
~ SOAP
CASTLE ...aL...!A.15Gl6
aTf1 STEEL. rlgtJLg{l
Plough, ? b..-......-...I
Cast ....... -. 80. y. IA
Blistered. -. 80. .l9l3aIl6A
- H SUGARS. 5FnEtBH2
n, o fair to prime ei =
hlldS ............i2@l9H
Crushed, PuIYeTised and go
GranulSted :. :. 1876
J-E TALL0W. ~u
Beet, p b-.,...:.c-.,3.'.'lV
TEAS. - ,-
Gimp, and Imp 500
7. HySou. 8ysaI5
I5Si, cpS :,:i't'}isi S Eeaa9
&c 2 box ..:,.:.... flS
tx ....s-.....'s+'
l2Sl2 s4r...,.....',.f,'r lE9;S 4
Block Tin in Pigs. ! =
IS In B8rs..... -. 50
TOBACCO. ~. s 5
Twist, v B........:.:,..Is
GOOD o's, ......... ...i S4tssyz
Extra ....... ....oosgl3l
smoking ...:,..:.'y.,.'il9lV
''s- ~ WOOL. ',l
For all EiplE.......,f6 9s0
20 WIIISREY.
AIonongHhela in bhls 2
gal. INSTRUMENTATION, 80
Common "a ~.
sheet...,.., .1eH911
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

--ffUNxH bEPRxvrTT IrErsTRGTED.- SatuF
do aiv6Ffliieass rascal, named Gus Beard, =
was fired including costs; by Aid SYTight'
and sganttO, the ciai6 gang twenty days, for
abusing his old help esI mother. Accordingto
.theaid woman $ statement; the son, a man about
O.years Of age. is lazy, useless nonenity. He
gets drunk aud lies down in his mothers house
aodoPerates asa stumbling block toits occupants.
lie has been putting the enemy into lis mouth,
until his brains are gone and the main object of
the complaint vas to have him removed by the
police a consultation was held on Saturday,
evening, to decide upon the time he would most
likely be sober enoughito walk to Jail IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

ACANDIDATE EoB.THs REMTNN1IARy.--Andy
Thompson, whose time upon the chain gnrg
has just expired, was taken before Aid Duly
on Saturday. charged with stealing valuable
violin from Henry Gaus. Tie theft Is alleged
to have been committed some weeks since, but
the pressing engagements Of the accused would
not permit, him to answer the charge Andy
was sent to the county court for a further hear
lngsgs4ss lsp7B svt 50 ,s74=rse ss7sstt 70 .ei
This late musical manifestation of Andy's
may be the means of securing him a free pass
to Richmond. The instrument is said to be
worth s25. II this be true the crime of appro
priatipg it, is sufficiently great to send him to
the penitentary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

MOONEY has received a magnifccntly illustra:
ted number Of Harpers weekly, as well as sew
craI other popular Weeklies and MOnthlies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
ON .IE1s..I1=0.


s7EEGZ III liz EIz4 SIE1B; GIJ NEzas5si
& NE or THE grsT f g, st AID LIVER MEni.
sSsts31 fSa lfs -i asas @ fsssf
sS ss 4 ssIts y
sss q he . pal
the tne that II purBcs L. and llen nSen dsEydhfS
aedsrats Istrengtle aud build e up vil6aan-A
~ gBs, s1sFSsp IstsosAS6E Is IL Id
sohs ass s' u .se p ,tss
- Cd when Il Is that ge bottle Of the lnyissIaset
contains inuclI Strength doses 81 CSl
oNs Without any Of It's aeleiereuS elects. ire ~
Set Sss @ ss Is ess
drti used III The srfg
he proprietor t. oSsl I family Rsdi:lss
cure at IiF sSca sra1 sysr
esasea tya sF4pEsd 1tteF
ianilee q caused By nm Improper action q !hs LEs
tfoubIed with kadics take The
FssulgFy one week and their sttH VIII bcSIi9 Rsggs-F
y aneatij J.
6iIf 5S1t.A
dd5g, ais 6Hsis are jsssity and aeiiSe stats,
Sssy soon rsisSsd 81 slim aSSuist ii Of
'sE9fY yhe ~ setdts and 'faefb tl
for y. stonat II has no eqaAiS E5fs5f
Hsss 5lh oppEesalSs OF Nttayy feeliog afGst
For .o
~
as cuTe for LIveF.6otd His Ind On itrtLSes finx
our Physicians dueS It'd noWt9
rsrdHghat Ii Is OF tu greatest taGtss
I2slnsE ElyetttD D.peptcE, for made eonpsR
St RssSis f ST. as
jug bot the fead EaIllI dlsest, and thak
gaze pain. Nov What He S:nt All
e liver Complaint yN1s itTdhBig az !
taii @ Try thiss remedy In the
<itet. - - = = .1arrs-s-
hEb asi s1i' IL Cue e
Of dlseHses incident T. sGSToRp,s laTIs.
eA4 -le'f Tor asesses 81
and sens 70 FspeyHis HE thoroughly dial kes
ihinE We are ona.R eglYtee All in adStslnE-
when they need medicine this frHndT T6eI dr
Sase4 that Ia " GouIe under ont h0tlec At-Fe Krtht led.
et receiver -
9AhA Bhcre 7fIt fsllsf
Il has btChfSe so hgeiul In family that -
y1Nithout ldcksonftMe l4ik1.l RepgL ifeftR.
PRICE OR D0LI4EP9R B0JIL9.
SANFORD CO., Pe0pYetorh Bros ~ Mes Yofh -
I;,IIS n I0t "Heeiths alsls All
GEo Il. KEYsER " Slsstll a ehts ~ SssA
,gS5vss t,iIsat F--'n-tS-SeE ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

DESElETiON OF A NIFE--SOine llYe OF six Jays
ago, man named Tucker, from Illinois, came
to this city in company with young xife to
whom he had been hurried but few days.
They put up at one Of our hotels. The next
morning after their arrival, the husband got
terribly drunk aud continued so during the day.
The following day, in company with his wife,
he took the cars on the Hemp6eld railroad and
went to iclayesviEle, where he remained over
night, and returnedth the next morning, without
any apparent object, which led his wife to sup-
pose he was laboring under temporary alteration
OF mind. After returning from Claysville, Tuck.
er continued to drink to excess, and about 9
o'clock on "Wednesday morning last he SuddeH-
" disappeared, leaving his wife in great distress,
she being young, inexperienced, and far from
home aud friends. The city was searched,high
and low for two days, at the end Of which time
the wife having experienced the most agonizing
suspense, Tucker made his appearance, pale,
haggard and worn. Ii appears he had taken
passage on the steamer Ohevoit, for Pittsburgh,
without knowing, or caring, where, she was
going or when she would return aud during the
passage he was too drunk to leave the boat, or
it is possible he would have been absent yet =
The couple left on Saturday morning for their
home in the west, -
Sr1Lb ANorilEE wIrG WnRPER Two little
girls entered AID .wrights Office on Saturday
last, aud told heart-sorrowiug tale about how
their father an Trishman, named McKilniy, had
been beating his wife with m iron POKER, aud
asked tae assistance of the police They rep.
resented the father as man constituGonally
opposed to work, as long as thereiwasa possible
chance Of living wi,houtit, that he not unfre-
quently forced his wife to give him the little pit
tances she carqlsl by taking in washing = with
which he would buy whisky, and in his drunk
en- fury would beat add abuse her. Alter al
this, when McEimly HAD. beeh!!aPprehendedu upon
warrant, the terrified woman secretsd- herself,
positively and pereuiptgrily refused TO- testify
against him, aud no other witnesses having been
summoned, he VAS discharged He was no soon.
er discharged than be vent hotne and comnenc-
ciJbeating his wife IN a most brutal manner
wEen he was ne arrested, and a heavy tine was
imposed upon him, besides which, he was sent
to the chain gang for twenty days. M - -,
THssRlvvEEEA The river was going down slow
" on Saturday with less tiau i've feet water in
tbs channel The weather contrasted strange
Iy with the few days previous, Saturday being
quite warm, while its predecessors in, the week
were cold and chilly. sla'
:. The Interchange arrived yesterday with pref
good trip from Cincinnati. She WAS to have
discharged her cargo and returned ~ .;.,
- ~ ,-71,aia 4SpoE - st%sT - n5t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
sUpElsIOIs NIsM s. NIX.

We have just received rt pesg ansthr lot OF Durr
superior SvNs InkIhs best in the country Orders from
country ofiers promptly flied. Terms cash. ger
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

We call attention to the advertisement in an
other column, headed vocal music, y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
BY THR INIyo!.N lLINE.
OFFICE. oonNRh. " Z TERl As,b lM6SR6E STREETS

BY THE aUNlQNaIlIlNH =.
I,+,-,1,,-,,- = T. I, : n, sr,ppre
OFFICE o9EstH. WEN AsD .MoSKoE s1ssNt :. .
BANK SGSPENSIONS3f =
/ s Special D. sRathes 10 Inttl !issnssr.l
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-All tire banks here
have suspended specie payment.
chants { Manufacturers and nd the Exchange
Bank, of Pittsburgh, have suspended payment
PHr1ADELPHIA, Sept 26ATherc isno concert
of act;o among the Banks Tho Bank OF. Penls
sylyani has resumed business, but total sus-
pension of. specie payments Bank a6f. Com
tinsrce Is paving out notes but no specieia The
Gira; r dsynibg fi9es Balik of North
AfeIica and Mechanics Bank are paying specie
and certifying checks. The 'rradesIncn's Bank
paying all bills and sail the Banks certi-
tying checks. The following Banks pay Sol
81 Q ir;;; Manufct urers & Mechanics Southwark
Commercial PhiladpIphlaJ Bank oil Northern,
Liberties and Western Bank, pay specIe torn
IN case of necessity only. Consolidation Balik,
City Bank, and Bank of Parma. Township, pay
no, specie ut all The SoqtiiWnrk Bank, nay z
bills And}citizens checks The following resolu-
tIor5 was passsd TINS morning W our Bosrd ot
brokers Resolved, That all settlements ior the
purchase ana sale Of Stocks past anu to come,
may be made inecestitted elieets OF any OF the
cit hanks, current on the day OF scttementlp
to So'elock. si55f INV lH
Private dispatches, received here, announce
the suspension OF tho keadlng and pittsburgh
Parks Z ~. 1, 49, 4 l{ e,
BALTIMORE, Sept 26:-At a meeting OF the
Bark Presidents. this morning, 1T was resolved
TO suspend specie payments on al notes :,
PHILADELPuiA' sept 9 III az! .iG
partle9ts ABOUT suSl'e'ueu =
nominal IN itFlSee. l.{ ~ IN M ~ L,L{LsV,
WASHINGTON, sept que DanN ~ s.ie
MetropoilS mas reSoiSeu y g.l
ncnts ful nndlns themselves secuESu against
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DIR. u. G. WINCHELL, (

SURGEON DEiNl'IStH. -, .,,, !
HAS removed his office to i4l Market street, y 49,
few doors above Monroe, nearly opposite
iDgton Hail. (frst noor,) where he
Dental profession. -,lss.5 81 itr5- t-s s,te,t
Thankful the liberal patronage Hitherto extended
him. hopes by his particular attention. CarelneS4
experience, merit coanonce ofthe same, which lie
respectfully sollCitss ~. 5,Is 81 7t55st. 3
E DR.. Wincne gives his especial attentlonto the OPP
eratve department Dentistry, aud for =TRnent gei
erous ami increasing patronage relies upon that
ence which Ills work in this community has tended to
create. a., .., .,-...g, .--.,-g-