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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03
From the NeU York Papers Of SATURDAY.. I

The Fire Mt Boston. etc
BosToN, March 1.-The total loss by the burning
OF the large storehousc No. 245 Broad street, last
night, was S250,000, on which there was an nsu
rance to the amount of 100000. Ten thousand
bags of lnseed, one thousand bales of cotton. two
hundred bales of gunny bags, and one hundred and
nifty bales OF gunny cloth were destroyed, as also
large quantity of saltpetre in the United States
Warehouse cellar adjoining, by water.
The insurances are effected in the following
Offices; Home, of New York, $4,000; Howard, of
New York, $500; Mercantile, of New York,
$4,000; Royal, of London, S2O,OOO; Etna, of Hart
ford, $4,000. and the remainder in Boston Offices
The steam fire engines were at work and did great
execution.
Mr.. John McMchae, proprietor of Congress
Hall, Saratoga, robbed last night at the Tigers
ball, of SIS, 200 in notes and SlOO in bills.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

Gaignani says: "The marriage ofM. Rothschld,
Jr, with the daughter ofM. Anspach Judge of the
Imperial Court, took place at the synagogue in the
Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth. The signature of
Hotel Rohschild, in presence of a number of distn
guished personages. The synagogue was fitted up
in a very superb manner for the occasion, and the
alter was dazzling with lights The Grand Rabbi
gave the nuptial benedction, and delivered an
address. Baron James de Rothschild, on the occa
sion of the marriage, sent sum of 1000 francs to
be divided among the twelve bureaur de bienfais-
once of Paris,
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-
New ORLEANS, March l.-Many of the sufferers
by the disaster to the steamer Princess are dying
from their injuries The forward part of the boat
was blown to pieces, but only few ladies were in
Jured. The after part of the boat remained whole,
and the boat was ashore soon after the ex-
plosion. Nothing later has been received from Ba-
ton Rouue
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Murder in "a Court of Justice

LOUISVILLE, March "A collision occurred to-
day at Hawesville, the result of an old political
well, the prosecuting attorney. whilst addressing
the Court was interrupted by Thomas s. Low, who
grossly insulted Maxwell The friends of the latter
drew pistols and fired, wounding Low and kill
ing John Aldridge. Low was committed to Jail
for protection from the mob which speedily assem-
bled
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New ORLEANS, March 1.-The English and French
fleets before Vera Cruz appear to be hostile to Jua-
rez 1t is reported that they intercepting rein
forcements and are favorable to Miramon who
threatens to sack the city. The English and French
fleets have been applied to for protection but has
been refused, and it is not thought that the fleets
will openly participate in the attack.
The Steamer Black Warrior n Total Wreck
NEW York, March 2.-The steamer Black Warri-
or has gone entirely to pieces. Her machinery will
probably be saved.
The steamer Marion, before reported, is still
ashore.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

y.
TURKS 1s.-Schr. angler.
$500 bushels salt satcd hides 20 Bugs -four order
C0ASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Str City of Norfolk.
103 casks rice Poultney Moaie $50 do 80 bales cot
ton, Jno. Williams Son. 60 do, j. F. Clemm; III do
A T. Schaefcr; 20 bbls liquor A. Seemuller 4 Sons:
DO, s. b. Owings; Ia bales domeStcs Woodward Bald
win n Co; bags fruit, J. c. Harvey & Co.. 349 boxes
copper ore bbs do j. Keener 81 bales cotton &c pkrs
mdse., order. f"e''
PHILADELPHIA-Schr. Pandora
ZZi hars iron, l,l6S r. chairs C. c. Il Iron Co. Is
Co. - "s I"
NEW YoRK-Str Thomas .S,pann
b pkSs. mdsc, C. c. Sadtler 4 Co; = do brandy VIM
McGowan: 10 do mdse., d. W. C. NJ. Meyer 800 do B.
X o. X. R.; $40 do sundry persons
BosroN-Str. Jos. Vhitnev
$50 pkgs. dry goods Pendergast Bros l3O do 200 do
boots and shoes, B & O. r R.. 11O do dry goods 100
bhls mackere SO drums Goldfish Magraw X oons; 900
cases boots and Shoes $40 packages dry goods sundry
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
ough WILLIAM FISHER SoN, Stock and Bill Brokers.
ssVT n
Mael-at haaN,

Market heavy heavy
The New York stock market to-day was heavy at both
Boards and most of the stocks the list fell off in price
n; New York Central r. Reading n Cleveland and Toledo
q. Nichiron sorthorn A. ILL.,, " ca,ana a,d cto.
go ~ ana ROCK Island per cent Illinois Central bonds
ou " o' anu Canton company at Szo yesterdays rates
Inc we" iorh ir'o""e oi 'ouaS says
mas peel 'air business uohe III Foreigh Diis
I l1i lme steaner' Win mOuerate supply OF OUTSIDE o
Sterling is firm at 09dO9A for commercial and l09S 1
an ADEQUATE snnnv Of hills mill the IMMENSE stock Of
Cotton now ned nm in the norts at the Sontb H sold and
sbinnna NV" p up III 'e po az '"e '''' 10 ' "'
sti1pPcu :. 49,,
Ihere is no change IN Money, excepting per
has slightly improv ed demand consequent upon the
ant time Call loans sac per cent. with an
cent for first class signatures with more willingness to
The interest on the Second and Third Mortgage Bonds
Of the Erie Road was due on Tuesday. On the Second
Mortgages 1t promptly paid, and for the Third Mort
cages checks dated ahead we're given The principal of
the Second Mortgage Bonds "a 600 600 was also at mat
rity on Tuesday aud of course was in default The Com
pany giving sheets coupons any holders who
will accept sheets are being very pener
difficulty forcing the bondholder to give the exten.
sion needed The funds to nav the ue on Tuesday
personal of the Directors
The January earnings of the New York Central Road
have not yet been published but they understood
have been about $4,000 The Brooklyn City Railroad
hosel earned IN FEBRUARY SZsI39, against S2l6S7 63
last year showing gam OF - ooolo The Second Ave
nue. S3OOJ more than the month of 1858
The following is a comparative statement of EyportI
from IN fore;on ,orts
A. -, -, -. -, ' - N's" p'' io'
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provincial mayor in of the departments
in France, has come out with an epigram in the
shape of a notifications: Gan beggars found in
this district will be fined fifteen francs for the of
the DOOR"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

Baron Meyer de Rothschild has been returned to
the House of Commons for Hythe, unopposed. His
election, with that of Alderman Salamons makes
the third member of the Jewish community now in
the House of ComponS
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1t Is now positively stated that King Victor En-
manuels family alliance with Russia is a fixed fact
The young lady is but Is years old, the daughter
of the Grand Duchess Maria
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

DeJazets femme dc chambre has just died. be-
queaihlng to her mistress funded sum Of 200 OUOf
which she confesses was from time to time nurloin,
ed, with the ultimate object of securing to her
improyident employer an income of 1O, ,O00f in her
old age
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recent letter from Vienna says: "To the great
surprise of the public, the conductors of our ionr
mails have received orders from the Government to
submit to the Minister of Finance all articles treat
ing OF hnapeial questions and to publish none which
are not approved Of"
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A son of the late Mr.. Seguin is now in London,
for the purpose OF beginning his career as a sin
ger. He has been engaged by Miss Pyne and Mr..
Harrison.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FkoM PONCE, P. R.-The brig L. & W. Armstrong
thompson, from Ponce. T. R. arrived at this port yeser
uy bringing dates TO the 10th inst This the first YES
sci from fonce this with the Island produce
sugars were selling at Ponce at S. 62 per hundred and
moasSes at $50 per ll0 gallons. Our correspondent
writes: we have had no rain for three months and con
Sequehtiy VIII not have but half average crop We
had landed at Guamo, the past week. from AN American
bark, hundred negroes from the coast of Gunea
-Netc Hapen Journal, FEB. 2S
LONDON, Feb. 16-Breadstufs dull, but prices un-
changed Sugars buoyant and in cases cd dearer
C"Hee irn Tea prices fully sustained. Rice quiet and
rather lower Saltpetre duh and provision rates not
obainable Taow quiet at 53s Linseed oil 2Ss Cd "a sos
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:, An English paper says: at was Theirs, when
Minister of Louis Philippe, who devised the bold
stroke of occupying Ancona by sudden move of
the French fleet, and the Moniteur contains the
appointment of his brother, Charles Thiers now at
Ancona, in the humble capacity of chancellor to
the consulship of that post, as French Consul at
Girgenti, in Sicily. 1t may surprise people that
Thiers, while in power, did not better provide for
his kinsmen, but all Parisrecollects that his sister
advertised her table a. hote while her brother was
Premier in Franceo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

ENGLAND AND INDIA.-A correspondent of the
Times gives in a few graphic words, the results of
the Indian campaign. We quote them "Twentv
months ago we were assailed, unprepared, by an
army OF hundred thousand men, thoroughly ac-
cmatized possessed of ample magazines, of an
almost incredible amount of artillery, Of every
great city except two. We have fought incessant-
ly for twenty months, through seasons of unpre-
cedented severity. We have lost all our native
army and 10000 Europeans, and in the twentieth
month of the struggle have regained every
province, have re-established every station, have
beaten every army, are in full pursuit of every
fragment, have re-created telegraphic communica-
ton, have new steamers on every river, have re-
round the standa: DIS European force four times as
strong as the army which originally faced the re-
volt, twice as strong as the army which has perish
ed on the field and in the hospital
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

DR.. William Tully, formerly Professor of Materia
Medca and Therapeutics in Yale Medical College,
died few days since at Springfield, Mass.
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IRE are the last London ouotatio,

Now, why should these prices be so much below
Russia, Denmark, and even South America? Not
because OF any deficiency in resources but simply
because there is a want of faith in our integrity
which our own conduct has produced. And is it
not mOrtifying that great and free Protestant
Anglo-SaXon nation should stand lower than Rus
sia and South America in honor and integrity?
The writer strenuously urges upon Pennsylvania
the policy of making amends at for the course
which has 80 greatly damaged the reputation of
the State
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ttlunetarp ana Commercial 8sbitm.
RAIrIMnRE. March 2. 1859

BALTIMORE, March = 1889.
There some NOV ment at the Board to-day in Bat
Ohio Railroad shares, but there was nothing
whatever done in any of the other stocks the list.
Baltimore an Ohio Railroad sold at yesterdays prices
and for most stocks yesterdays rates bid and
asked The sales of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad add up
at S60SG6l buyer 60 days, $604 seller 60
days, and SGOAG8O4 buyer days. and the market for
closed at s6ok bid s6OA asked regular way these fig
being the those bid and asked for it yester
day. Northern Central Railway closed at the same fig
ures yesterday, viz SOY bid, s2O4 asked regu-
lar way. There sales of Loans Bank shares
but for these stocks the market quite firm. For Ma
ryland 1870 coupon 6s, los bid, and Baltimore City
6S closed at 90 bid, 99K asked for 1855 and 99A bid
90 asked for 1s90s Railroad bonds left off So bid for
Baltimore and Ohio lSSOs Sc bid for do 1855 and 69H
bid, COX asked for NOrthsrn Central lss5s
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY. March 2, 1889
100 shs' b. % RR b6o 81 25 shs. b. o. RRb2. .60a
50 :" biO. COS l75 :. - s60af 5. .6U5l
% :. boo. 20 g boo. .Gl
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

MATANzAs CUBA.320 tons COAL $40 shocks and heads:
2Ol bdls hoops.
KINGSTON, JAM.-l,5S3 hbls. Flour; 200 do meal; 46
bushels corn; Is tres hams 10 half bb tongues 200
butter 3Ol kegs lard; 400 boxes candles
WEST lNDIEs-l }92 bbls flour; 3S6 do corn meal 400
candies - - .-NN
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New Bedford papers mention an unsuccessful
case ol elopement IN lauhton, last week, of white
girl, daughter OF respectable parents, with a rpn
tleman of color, named Erastus Maltby Fransiow.
certificate of marriage had been obtained with
which the inpatient couple took flight at midnight.
pursued oy the brother with pistols, but without
ciergymen were applied to, but all refused to
ohelate, and the couple then repaired to the home
OF the sable lover, where they were found on the
following day, and the girl was induced to return
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

James s. Watson, prominent citizen of St
Louis, died in n ew Orleans Feb 18th. He was for
long time successful merchant, and at the organ
ization of the Southern Bank of st. Lous, in
March, 1857, he was elected president of that Inst
tuition, and continued at its head until his death
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

reason to believe that Count Sartiges has received
notice of his recall from his present post this
Government, which probably involves his promo
ton to similar position at one of the leading Eu-
ropean courts.
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Commend the ingredients of our poison d chalic
To our own Inns.

The injuries in this affair are not merely of a
private character. Society itself has suffered a
grievous wound. On the one hand the familv-tba
most sacred of all institutons-has been profaned
Jand outraged on the other, life, the protection of
which is the first great object of Society has been
stricken down. They are both crimes which strike
at the very heart OF the social organization; and
are all the more aggravated because of the station
OF the authors and the conspcuousness of the scene
1t is disgrace to the civilization and Christianity
of the country that such hideous denominations
should occur in the high life of its metropolis Dis
tinguish and grade the personal guilt as we may,
the business ITSELF in its entirety is to the last de-
gree, sckenng and revolving.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
Pure, Fresh u Genuine,
MERCHANTS CELEBRATES
GARGLKNG OIL.

FOR NAN AND BEAST, has been be-
fore he public for more than 90 ysars
ana is de8ervsdIv popular,
Fr0a DR.. o.. Neal, 5urrtg faaes
have pTaeticed medicine ia thtE coan-
try seven years, and raserfuily recommend
your GaTgiiBg Oil 40 the best Eminent In
use.
Frsm CAarles N. BneAer, Sabula, Eosaa.
Ihave calls almost every day for Mer-
chants Gargling Oil, and the impression
seems to prevail very generally that Moth
Ing else win answer The parpose, Will
you send me a supply, &c.
Frsa Ca@rEss IT, Spsmesy, Gvimmssl, FssBa.
Since / introduced year medicine, the
sales have been coed and are on the in
crease Ii gives universal satisfaction.
Frsa J. r. Rsb<s4sga, ADD, Isasa-
The Gargling oil IL going OF very fast
and gives unparalleled satisfaction. 1t
does not require any newspaper advertise
msnt, as the public who use It advertise Ii
aifrcEuAIlY. Please send me another box.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has 80. W. Merchant,
LoeGport. N. ~ blown In each bottle,
and also has bis signature over tbs cork.
- Pamphlets gratuitously furnished
by agents with testimonials Of its utility.
AL orders addressed 10 MgRCHAEr's
GARsLTwa On Co.. LOekporss N, p
- For sale BY Druggists and msr-
Chants generally, through The United
States, British Possessions and other
Comnsxis@.s And By Finley Gesaaman d
o., Council BiufFs, and BIZ agsnes lin all
towns throughout the country, WhoIssals
&c &C. Louis Burlington, aud In ali large
towns by dealers Of Medicines.
Noy. III, 1858. Iy
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SELECT SCHOOL.


THE subscribe .Eauld respectfully I'M
l. form the rOp' 1t Council BluGs and
adjoining country, that he will open a SCI
leet School In Ibis City, OIL Wednesday.
the 18th last, Tenn to conslse vi Twelve
weeks, at the following rates per scholar /,
Spelling, Reading, Writing alsd
Mental Arithmetic, ,..... .,,...g5,ba
Ecgilsh Grammar, Geography
and WritleH Arithmetic, 80. al. 0SB
Algebra, Hiato, =, Philosophy,
Botany, Physiology, Greek o.
LatH oFa nmaFs s.ssss sssss see 81 SO
a II subscription 70 be paid by the mid
dis Of the term Fifty gaflts viii ba charw-
ed each scholar additional for coatingegs.
eies. No deduction made but by apscIat
agreement, or pFotracted sickness.
The subscriber has devoted several years
to his profession, and Hatters himself that
as ear Sfve geaaral satisfaction to his pat-
rofs. Room in Old Odd Fellows Half On
stutsm&n street.
April Ii, 1853. II, L. 8. AXTELL..
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nav EEATUREa~~STH YEAR
OF THK
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

sS@@EF@ 6M&F@Ssfs4S s~-s&SeN MgsfM4 AF9 jew Ass
Vaaasbk Prsmsuaaas 8e.
This popular Art Association, nOw In lss
afth year oR unparalleled eiiccsaa, having par.
chased and snuagad on skeel, HsgTingss
great painting, " The village Blacksmith, y
wiAnow iasgfs copies lie Subscribers enly i
o. heavy plata paper, Ax3S Inehas o. the
following Terms ok Subscription
Evaxy person gemi ting fAgse daaaass, will
rsesEvs eopy ag tbs sagafh Steel Engxas4
IND, altar Herriagss celebrated Paintings
TIE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also copy OF ehs beautiful
COSMOPOLITAN AaT JOURNAL,
An elegantly illustrated quartz Magazine
also free season tEekssa "a aamssalon III
shs Eastern or BaasaaasE9 and Western
Galleries oE TIE Associations
IhaFa wsli also De given To tie auhscga-
AaEs sarafal hundred yalsgAEie WaFks I'll Art
compgEaana as Oh Paintings, Bsaaxs.
@emIpxursas &c. &es, frum celebrated "A
naEa1sn ana foreign AfEllaa.
Subscriptions will hs sscaGvad ap u IaaA.
1, Ia60 % Tia aysnAMa es shat aa&a he
p9eaalama wiEI ~ awArAhsl liz sab4eSEbess,
KoE kmaa pagliSa5ASs Ass Nam@zmAax Agk
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BALDWIN Aym D0m9E
BANKE, as
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BA-NKEEsS
AMm 1
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
ceuKcz BGuTvsy s"'ss.ss.sss..s IOWA.
COLLECTION mada and pgonpely re-
y R1isksd at CarTamk Rassa Of Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange, Geld and Silver. Cur
Esnt and Uaeurrsnt Monsy boaght and saia.
Lana Nagramss boSghs and sold, and ca
tered On tikns.
Iassrest paid O Special DspoaGta.
Monsy AsOanaaaa real as1ats and person
al security.
Correspondents may rely upon promut~
cess, kdslity and pegaomal asteatisn To thair
interests In the transaction okany business
which may be entrusted TO III.
REFRRENCEss
4r4srlsan Exchange Bank N; y. City,
Bank Of IllioRs EIiioa,
Bank Of Co0perstown, Coopsraso'n. N Y.
Durkss g. BailOck, Bankers. ST. Louls.
OnsndRga County Banky Syracuse, N 7.
W&Ersn Bank, South Danyers, Mass.
\. J. Sssvaas . Co, Bankers Dsa MSaass
Iowa.
Hsnry Pranhan, Prsaaaaak c. l. B. B
h., Chicago, Ill.
j. 9. Hsurys sap't d. & d. D. a. Dav-
sapcTt, Iowa.
Western MaEins o. FIrs Lnaurauas &C.,
Omaha City, MT.
lie Roy Tuttis, Omaha City.
@ss @, MiEeAals Esq., RleTs1ea. n, T.
- aaa9ds ED, CAleago.
~ &as SA@aS9 Savt@sza- Ia wmss Trust
Company, Chkc&go, 'AAN
Corss, snowdsa 4 Carsss Alexandra,
Virginia.
]. 3. Bsansnk, Agent Mkna Insurance
Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
1as. Harlan, q. 8, s., MI Pleasant, Ia.
Hon. s. T. Curtis, n. e., RAokak, Ia
CootssnEh & Brooks, Bankers, Bariing-
tea, Iowa. Tinly2a~S7tf
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Sound the Horn,

r. Is &A%@s &$ e. 6&@NA&A "
RUKHM l. MAGaERFT
WOULD H1oss regpaetfs Ely inform the
citizens a Couaen Bluff aAa #ieiRity that
they have opened 0 49,
CONFECTIONERY ! FRUIT sT0RE,
one door west of tha Post Ofsce, where
they viii keep Constantly On hard, MI kinds
plain and fancy GRadias, sd vwzss 81 j.
Rsasiaa, Pisa. ozaassas LsmeSss RslbeFss,
EagEaaA RsaRass, 4lmsAdss 7ssS.~sAiss,-
Ies CFeam aa6 Gaaa waasx. 1-z~-
and nany oshsx agtaaaea too numerous 10
msntiea. Cali and Examine eur stock, II
you wish good and fresh articles.
Nay 26, '5T.a 70" St@ e 4
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CENTER DRAFT pL0MS,

- BabbssG C Ross will
rssaars par 6rxs steam boat,
- thfss Hundred sf Ray'acel-
sbrated Center Draft Flows. They have on
hand ut No. ., Phsenix Block see hundred
OF these pIows, which they will aell on Eaa-f
sonable terms, and warrant them to do kestsv
work th m any othsrpiow now In use. The
purchase money will be refunded In ali cases
upon the sturn efthe plawif it does not give
full satisfaction, after fair trial.
April Is, 1856. ustf
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Tm oer 1


COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
YNEIsI. attend TO tsas saaectssrs And loca-
wv sion IL lands In western Tswa and
Nebraska tha pa yaasrf oE Eaxea on lands
Of non-resldentg, and the collection and re-
missanee of claims.
Eff Err EN- CEs
Bank Of PittsbuTgh, Exchange Bank,
Messra. Kramer = RAIN, AEsssrs. = Holmes
J. Seas. Willis Booshe, Esg. Wm. B. Pa.
ssy, Pittsburgh. "
Monographs Bank ea BgownagfIls, Frank
lin Bank of Washington. Pa.
Commercial 4 Fs Bank oa Baasimpgs,
Baltimore savings Bank MAasEs, Johnston
4 Bro.s Mssars. Robert Garret s. Soma T.
Marsh Smith ESQ, Nathan Pusey, Esq.
Niles NhRs, Esq, Baltimore.
Tno. Thompson, Esq,, Nav York.
Msssra, Caleb oops 4 Co. Philadelphia
Jno. J. Anderson & Co., Mesarm. Pags q
Bacon. Lokeg, Renlck Co, z. r. Vlolsti
g. Co, Messrs. Bryan 81 Bro, &c. Louis
Cook. Sargent & DOwney, Hem, VII.
hams 4 CO, Hoyt Sherman q Co, Hon
Tho@s III. Benton, lr., Iowa.
IL. IL y. Insurance Co., Clark 3 En-. Bank
Jacob Eunn, ESD, Hsa. 8. r. Logan, Col
Tae. Williams, Springfield, Ills.
Hon. VIVA. Brown, HoA. Richard Yates
e. R ElIioss, ESQ, Msssgw. NJ. P. Ayers
Il Co. Jacksonville, lila.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
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PHENHx FOUNDR NJ
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CorTssT Of Secoad and ChsTry Sfreeas,
Manufactures Of Pages and Childs' Pal
eat Portable Ctrculars Saw Mills,
for Steam. Water OF Earsa

THESE MtiIs will cut with steam power
l. from 1900 to 10000 feet ~ lumber per
day. varyiag as 70 power and kind of tim
Der with horse over theT cat from 1000
to z 500 feel per dav, according to kLnd Of
timber sawed. With the Double or ChEldas
Patent Mil any sized lumber can bs aat.
Having been engaged In the construction
OF thesR milLs For The past sisyen ysars,
and the demand for them constantly in
eFeasing, with our facilities for manufAc~
turing and Improvements that have been
made, we offer them with the fullest coat
denca Of sAeir superior advantages over all
athsxm.