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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR SAW
MTTT

Is manufactured only by this COMPANY. Its of snne
nor eonstruction and sold for e5 per cent less than 9th
OF mllls OF no greater capacity mill with 36 to 81.
inch saw be sold for $3.50 to 500 and with
engine and boiler is sold TO 50 900
steam Engines and boilers: Engines of from on to
w H,orse morse power; Locomotive; Tubular, Flue, and
from former quotations.
drawings, with plans andsepcihcations for building
ana machinery, furnished gratis to our customers
Competent mechanics are sent out TO mi up and set
IN operation our machinery, when required
also manufacture Shinge Machines, Sugar-Mill
and Machinery in General.
ID special attention paid to getting up Shaftng and
WoIk. ' " 'O VI 4' "t'sn'
This Company sellingin great numbersa Patent
Sonlcai Burr Stone Mill, for -four. corn meal and all
kihus OF ieed, which is pronounced by experienced
mers Oolh IN this country and Europe the best m
ever constructed 1t will grind more grain in the same
sme, ana with half the power, Of any mill orthe same
quired. " - '''' -''is' "heA Io-
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The undersigned are also publishers of
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a large and magnificent illustrated monthly newspa-
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Dec 81, 1857.
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JOHN WORK.
WHULksALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN & SIIEET.IRcN WADE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
COPPER, TIN & SIIEET-IRCN WARE
M@iHstreet, nearly opposite the Tdi.madge Houss.
GAIN takes pe easure in calling the attention ofbi,
"A, customers and country merchants peneraIIv 10
INC larSeststock OF Copper, Tin and mann
actures ever brought to this market He tax es ORC
pains to Keep constantly hand .arge variety Of
every thlhg that can possibly be wanted in his line
himseli thatfrom hislong expe rience in tho
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Business.
ne wil be able to give full to ali who may
lavof MN with their work. Having practical knowi.
edge OF me business, his selections are made with
view to durability, style ndcheapness "''A
manufactured to Order.
He also keeps in his employ some of tbe heat ,xors
men that can be secured, and always having ON hnnA
the very best material, is enabled To manufacture ~
order anything and every thing desirable in his line
IN as good style and on fair terms as csn anywber
be had. ~ ""'" "heI
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
never In the history of Lancaster was there esoh
lshmep 'oatkept on hand larger and more complete
assortm ostoves, of all kinds and varieties fIe A.
also prepared with large number of Fire Crate, ara
forthe accommodation of his custo ers on Snd
aarge quantity of Fire Brick, manufactured xnres.
ly with view TO putting mp Crates, &c,
In hne any and every thing eded in his line On ba
secured by giving him call. and at prices as reasons
able can be obtained in any other n
the State lnasmuch as his present stock is greatlI
supertoro his former in quantity quality variety anJ
cheapness he feels confident that persons pyinS hin
acallwil go away high deghted an amply satsfed
Ky re also keeps constantly hanS
\NzzARl1zz-rS large Stock of steel fIOIVs
.-~~SfSssssN of Cincinnati a ID Circleyiile man,
SASas-zles-ssnA1D ufacture. ~~'
Lancaster, March 8, 1855 a
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NHESE Perioi cals ably repre- sent tho three great
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kSMITHING.
HENRY RTDLERarrcrr

IA rented part Of MeTurner's Blacksmith sbon
where he can be found at all times, P - my
ready to Iron W0gOns,RuR E47597A
gteS, and do all other Kinds of -GRAFfFA
Blacksmithing. He will warrant
his work to be Of the best kind and his terms n,
sonable as any other good work kman in tbe citv ~.
hopes by attention to business, to merit and receive
liberal share OF patronage.
HENRY RIDLEBACGH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05

year The reduction in Che Of duties has however,
telling effect on The revenue Of the govcrment
Relating general city, we wrote one year
ago to-day Ms follow:
There h.s been an Immense trade going with Southern
Texas, and still good very good ihe'e mas aso peer
Larger sales Of merchandise ior kasen Texas va ea river
than before known In fact urn wneh WAY W VIII NY
general cotton is drawing 20 close Several
bures for Northern and English have completed their
and shout akg their departure We hope they
and their principles realize good returns and be induced 10
come again do suppose invitation IS necessary
| We shall see them aeaia al events
The trade with Texas alluded above. has still further in
creased this season. fair increase.
the geaeal trade, yet drawing
though The receipts declining bayes viii hold for
time longer many in hopes doabt obtain cheap
ton which q &C. for Mdd.inx. We think it will be
cheap declines these fgues Bnl factors the results
have shown TO be frightened BY and heavy
receipts ia England.
The money market pretty active to-day. The fourth OF
April payments uaured which two days to BE-
provided for which may be added the usual amounts
every Saturday by the Mississippi and Red rv
The settling up Of the weeks operations all ieued to keep
money pretty lively negotiations Of long
confirmed The offerings in bank very
rate prominent bank not having sufficient
come.
The weekly statement Of the banks the Board of
Currency shows larger variations than The de-
crease in specie moderate considering that there
daily calls for Custom House duties though Treasury notes
perform The usual functions of gold The gold which arrived
from New York by the last and Consigned TO the Bank
Of Louisiana Bank for banks in
Mobile Another Ike so0o0 is on board the Black
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05
IMPORTS.

BosToN-shp Ben Bolt-IOO tons of ice A W Boswor.l
AGO.
,cARDENAs-ship yieente-2OO hhds of sugar to A 4
Heine.
LIyFRPooI-ship Old Ensland-sOO kegs chemicals to W
bbs brandy Il ollaad- casks nware Gaze Of 6wsre E
SHARK, sanier &eo ease and casks mse Craer eo-
lOJ bdls iron mdse to order
HAVRE-Bark Equea-2 bales cottons 10 Manuel Payro-i
a5 DO vinegar Cosre 1eoss cases fruits Is Do x1o ue
brandy Giraras0 hds wine 70 bskts do Fscher hid.
liquors do booksJ Ohauyet5g wine hf hds
casks Vine Tendas-s bfandy to stevenson x Conras
Cases hats Esporm-4 hhds vine = ko 3O do Roch.
Laaa freres2 bbs absynhe vosa &co-9 lubs Of
cheese enlse Ikens hhds wine ~ hf DO 20
bbs do 10 casks brandy CCaaroe eo9b hhs wine
fruits Carerc5 hhd wine III do IS or brandy
San6S 66ds Wine vpadsD5aTS Seo do 20 70 rs1 a9
~ casks andy Talamonis do Murgnon-2i casks
wine 50 cases do casks brandy Dousan Jacquad
brandy " wine TO order.
LIVERPooI-ship Mary Hammond-i6 orata aud hid.
ewareJ uauehe-25gO sacks salt 10 order
LIvERPOol-Ship Consignment-26 cases mdse j Il era
hanl2 casks hware MeIregor &co-40 coal Jones'
TO order
HAYRE-ship Baden-ss casks and cases ndse Foebems,
do GirsGd-i DO Hsbrad DO star1saaessst Eterpod
- do Marburg Forst rlV DO to peet Pennison6
Gullpue-S do Jqo Ganche-5do yme rIoyml DO 70 Leon
Rsmaiho &eos do Ii CoaInani do Deioce~i d. 20 Cha.
Msishsh DO . esssneIl DO do Rsvae rourner-2 do dc
LIvERPooL-ship Marcia Observation-Disclosures mdse.
BORDEAuX-liark William A Jane-Asso,ted mdse.
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON--stsamship Mexico
~ bales Plsbury2 bales cotton Gutter Harrison
IS Tully &cO-i duncan LOgan-6 Farley, Juey AGO.
Mchleroy Bradford-9 Campbell Strong-l3 baeS cotton
A ID Kelly Nco 6 John Williams Geo. PAYNE a Harrison
Chsn-sundi lee 10 l. adams &co--jno 8 Ehea--sd
fhsbury-rownsend, TomPkns Seo-J Boyd ScO-ls2 head
cattle Wilkins
POWDER HORN AND GALyEsToN-steamship Calves
ton2g bates cotton John Williams &co6 Fgancke Daunee
5 d Kelly &eoSSuJ W u Le,chiord 5co-9S head
cattle imbeau Meho-snndries 10 order.
MoBILE-Schr Aliance-Naval to order.
BlLoxI-sebr Adee-3iOOO feet lumber to order.
order
70 order.
BiLoXI-sehr Inyineble-S5.0UO lumber to order.
FASuAGoULA-schr Florda-S50OO feet lumber order.
der -''N wv " ' ~ "
BILoNI-sehr Mary Aun-Ss,ooO feet lumber to order
BlLoAl-sehr james EliLA-35 80 feet lumber to order
der. ~ 'AsA' " VI
order WYNN "
CoYlNGroN-sehr LAura-s5OOo bricks to order
TcHEfuNCrA-Sehr Cfeole50O bbls Of sand IN or
der. 80 " fAU W VI
TcHEFuNcrA-sehr victOria-SOO bbs sand to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05
Commercial Intelligence.

Per Nagaal iIvERpool March 70 1874
The dull and inactive feeling which itself in the
cotton market II the close Of continued
Tue present one and in the limited demand which each day
Aneousy with desire sell prices
Amec N descriptions have declined "a q per 10 Amer the
large and continued buying. and the ga1ual improve
pcestesutng IN advance Of I'D per Wheh has cha
tAeeed The cotton market for The past two months some
pause IN the demand might reasonably expected and though
lo ne present. holders may be sellers from The en-
sanee net The cotton arriving and at yields great
o YET the state OF trade the whole satisfactory and
he CONSUMPTION IN reference the expected supply too re
n. only 70 justify 10 regarding the present check a.
RVey one put IN believing that with cheap asd cheHp
WI eMe oil prices Is not higher than warranted hy the
, sAees az present surrounding the cotton market
Surw nave been freely offered are I'D "a ~ per H.
Ts hseAls and kgypiians have declined Nd per To-
ne business this week exclusive OF 500 bales TODAY and a
que ma, Amoaats TO a. bags Including $50 American
~ speceso and 100 American $50 Pernam and $3.50 Surni
nsa,s ~ ~ nc gnotsnons Accord the standard nov
F ~ o ss ,foAer Association Fair Uplands Tad
The import Of The week is III SO hates
HAYWOOD MvIooAR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05
9ew @rltans ytluntu glarhtt.

czEscEEr oFsIcH, No. 70 Camp street. D
SATURDAY Evening, Apdi 5. 1855.
There no iminnton IN the general trade Of the c
during the week An intervention Of storm Of raif
with holiday, in reduced the VEGAS
work nearly 0nshrd The important the week
was the receipt Wednesday last Of Liverpool
Of rapid decline In Cotton and for future may
well repeat that was bali penny penny brcught
about By large arrivals Ia Liverpool desire eon
nees aud holses realize Of the being laid
al paying prices having pach during the
lowest depression in the month Of January This decline
ever has had vary little effect market other than
pended large sales Of cotton. business otherwise
universally lively and brisk
IL cannot be expected that the present business general viii
eonnne much longer The greater part e country traders
nave completed their purchases fer the on the plant
ers who trade det with the city have bssn called home III
haste BY the unexpected indications high water which ia
some sections has threatening aspect similar 70 The year
ISIS when the entire country banks q the Mlssssppi
oeio~ the mouth Of Arkansas, submerged Il was 70
ported this evening that the right bank Of M Mia
ssspp be ow the month d Arkansas had given wav and
many cotton estates sleady TO what extent The
parishes Of Carroll Madison Tensas even to the Onacha
may suer cannot well be conceived this moment a also
Chico county In Arkansas There 50 teat Al, i'm
maniy from the dangers high water for some few years h
The levees feared ia many parts have been neglected
disaster likely attend tho great staple on the low lands In
more formidable shape than last only we ac
Of these msorsuues Mississippi aud Arkansas
bat they coming aa Red river eject they may
have se fnure Of se cotton at this
nemsHt be well weighed.
Another REV Of the question may be breasht bear what
Is The pecnnaFy position Of the cuvAors lands and
plantations ovsrowed or liable be sol Win hay call
on factors to enlarged obligations and the
quantity fnd Of paper for negotiation The accounts
OF damage expected be exaggerated nevertheless
the richest and productive lands jeopardy
Tbs summary fo the week embraces extensive Of dry
goods g'oeers hardware eEoekey clothing ETC. In pro-
daeons Of tbs Wes there have also been large transactions
The refAl irade Of the city falling of The great Of
business for he week has called no equon
Of money which have been readily realised The mportaonz
through the Custom House have been oerAhle large during
ae week. and The spring receipts will approximate closely 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05
S9ipgmg snlsIligtnGs.
MONDAY, April s, 1858.

Steamship Daniel Webster Minor for New York via Havana
ship Uudannted Freeman for Liverpool 7 whitney seo
British Ship ed Oliver, Card, for Liverpool
.S.,- q 49,, Wheeler Sheppard
PUG, Mir 6co
Bark Hebron, sheppard for New York @ W Hynson Sco
British Brig Kate Goodspeed, for Belize Partook Bar
j Y de Egana
schr Abby Whitman Clifford, for Boston,
Godenbow 4 Iesparre
sehr Sea Driit smith or brasos Santiago II Phelps
Godeubow 4 Lesparre
Sehr Deer Island. Norm, for Mobile Huntington 6co
sehr Walter NJ, Thompson, for APP iaehieola
L, ID MetcaI Seo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05

NEW YoRK-steamship websters0 bales cotton, 50 do
samples SO bbs Hour 70 frkns butter bales pelre 50 pkgs
mdse.
LIyERPooI-ship Ed oyer2s3O bales cotton 4O5s sacks
corn, 700 slaves.
-four, u, $50
NEW YoRK-Bark Hebron-l392 bbs -four, 4s bales skins
al bbls pork 6l7 hbs whisky, bacon 7 hides
bales moss, 5vs9 sacks corn 81 pKgs mdse,
B0STON-schr Abby Whman-li9 hbls 224 hhds sugar 8
hhds tapw u bbs 1856 hf bbls Is kegs lard III hides
PENsACOLA-schr Gen Westinghouse masts IS pes tim
ber l2UOJ
BOSTON-Schr Croeker-l469 bbls -four l57 tcs lard
do tongues, 900 bbls pork, ID hhds hams.
BRAzOs sANTIAGo-Sehr Sea Dhft-lg4 bbls -FOUR Is
bills sugar, 10 casks rice, $50 pkgs mdse
BELlzEBrig kae6OO bbls -four 37 pork IS bbls of
bread 81 do beef 10 do rice, casks bacon bb 10 do
sugar, 5O0O feet lumber, $50 pkgs mdse.
BRAZOS SANTIAGo-Schr Thos G Acon-40 bales hhds
tobacco 35 bb -four, 2 bbs do bread gin 10 do
brandy, % boxes 81 bags Of coffee bbls
casks rice, aus pkgs mdse.
MoBLEschr Deer Isand-lOO bb whisky, 1879 beef 10
bbls pork, 80 sacks bran
APAIACHIGoLA-Sehr Walter S--IT casks Of bacon, 1863
hbs whisky bbs molases Ia bbls hou l0do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05


Harris Morgan &co-lst dist.
on to o Te@peioa1 Berwcks Bsy nor" via oA'Vss
snip I S WINNIE Ae5Iym. . from Liverpool sd JAN
Ship Joseph Clark kmmerson from London Feb bal
snip badon stephen from Have Feb l0th to Baxter Lowell
Ship Marathon, Tyler from Hayre, Feb 6h in ballast to
s,. s'reeyy Farwell-sd dist 49,
snip hsmg'kAn, -, from Havre 20th Feby, master
Ship Old England Deano from Liverpool 5th February, to
shis Be- Bolt erng 70 days from Boston, to maser-lt dis
Ship Mary Marshall, IS days from Have ballast master
Spanish ship VICENTE Gelp 7days from cardeuas, to A&M
Austrian BARK Aquela sarhck, from Bordeaux sh Feb to
Ship Mary H-nmond cOlsOn from Liverpool January sOsh
Ship Cons gn@snl Pqrring,cn, from Liverpool January IN
Bark William Cobb om bordeaux soth January Ito to
ST.. 70 rHreeyy Farwel-lst dist r.
sehr Alanee Maxen, from days from Mobile, to Bssey
sehr Adele stout from Biloxi-Basn.
sehr Telegraph, baker. from Bay 5, Lous-Basn.
sehr Gen Washington, Orr, from Pearlington-Basin.
sehr leune Creole Parent from covngtoa@i,asiu
seir Junior, Chaen. from Bay St Lluls-Basin.
sehr Florida, from rascagoula-Basrn.
S si MARY Mary Am I'M, hopP from biloxi-Besn.
sehr kebeeea Ann Murray, from Amte River-Basin.
sehr victoria, Ford, from Covington-Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Princess Wilson. from Vicksburp
California. hopkins. from Mobile.
New Ndaonsa'sa Cox, from S, Louis
Belle snph h Northern s from Boyna River
Rw Adams GIaef, FROM Red River.
RIB winsow MeGill, from Cincinnati.
Nashville, Bellsnyder, from Nashville.
Alton Jr, smith, from Red River
Chancellor, Stewart. from Louisville.
s@. %hs%a Wallace o om Yssoo River
Swan Hays from Red River
Tcrwichell, smith, from Louisville.
Empress Erwin, from Louisville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
ss,sss.sa p P,oSS N, T RAN

On sundays the steam train will the CITY every bsli
hour after O'Clock in the morning Except during the ay
WIN extra ps 81 night and the Horse Car will leave the axe
one hour after the steam train arrives there
Extra special ips when required by notifying the eon
duetor. - - "''-s 's WA
station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when required excep on mail trims
are each way 10 cents and the Conductor timely
notice