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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21
TESTERS
lMpR0uED SHUTTLE
EOCH-S7fTCH
LVIkU MACUINES.

rUuI3 1, the m ost reliable sewia z u achine ev
or oH er ed in this ,ua rket, both IN the qusii
ty or It's work, its durability and simplicity
tie 0peratioa u d 10 eaaier learned than that
vf auy other III ,chius, while 1t works with ease
on tho fnest silk or heaviest cloth, which 1t
works in a very superior manner; nahing e
strait, evenly !kil ssa,n, much Enef than orii-
nary hand Gof:t, while 10th eldee OF the cloth
are stitched alike. tritely gets 6nt Of working
order or re luires repairing, and Is 50 simple
that an operator can perform all ordinary re
pairs on i. until il ID worn out. With nil these
advantages over ether machines, we feel conf
den: Testers Patent Sewing Machines will best
meet tie wants of flm'lics, all Kinda of manu-
fuctur ng ciothirrs, tailors, or nny others re.
curing srnm ia their work. will find this n
Machin, that will do tAeir work in rapid AMI
substantial manner, md mTeh nicer tina the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing will find this MEyhiNe peculiarly iapt-
ed to cir wants. besides saving lrhor enough
in few NOR. tbs ~ my for =. TailciH will find
great swing by using this Sewing Machine.
besides being always sure Of superior qunlity
Of work thar does not rip, m d that looks much
nicrr thar hand work.
REFERENCE 70 = FEW rERs0Nc USING THEN.
J. ". Richardson, Merchant Taller, Gay ST.,
near the Church.
Levi Perry Co.. Shoe store, i79 Bait. 81.
5. Strdcr. Mautilla Factory, Bal:imoro st.,
over PARIS China stere.
J. Evans, No Is Brl,imoro street.
James Taylor. so. 3i6 Baltimore street.
Miss Kate Willyard, 10 Constitution street.
Mrs, l.. A. Beard. NO. 30 Ensor street.
Mrs. Buck miller, 10 McEldcrry street.
Mrs Watson, l35 Hamburg street.
Mrs. p. Brooks, 'i7 Hamburg street.
l.. D. CHASE. Agent, lG@ Bait, st.,
Opposite the Adams Express Co.
baltimore, Juns 10, ls59.-ly.
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The Miners Joayaoi, Of rottsvillo, in this
week number says!
All the regions Lose for the week, except by
the lehighCana Scranton North and the Del
laware and Hudson Company. The increase
~ the week from all the regions is only $500
Over tie o"nslr ding week last year.
The heaviest increase for the season is by the
Delaware and lfndsnn Canal, ITO, 49G ton,
Next by the Schuylkill Canal, 1913 ,405 3"
sud next n: the Leligh Canal, 100,8i5 :"
The increase by the Delaware and Hudson
Company, which has been in opperation on
" about % MONTHS comes within 90. 1866
tons OF the whole increase by Canal and Rail
road from Schuylkill County, aud exceeds
the increase from Lehigh Region by Cana.
and Rail road this season., II, Sl5 tons.
There is strong feeling among our Opera
tors against the advance OF tolls. &C., on the
first or July tic duteSt martin Of tae year, by our
tansrolting Compa...es. Its fortunate that
frci.hts to the East have receedcd chaeiSe
there woVld hare bern diieosi u total StolYaJe
Of tie hade. As it is, many collicries are
stopped, or only pmtially worked, at an ex-
pense to the Operator, and It Is extremely
doubtful whether the COMPANIES would not
have derived more tolls at the old rates du-
ring the month H. July, than they will at the
advanced rates. The idea Of advancing tolls
in the dullest month Oft year, at Ue request
Of real companies, Who, il is well known, had
made sales to carry through this dreadful
month at the lower rates, thus giving them
the advantage of the market again, which
t'ey nave had since the opening Of the trade,
has destroyed Confidence to such an extent
IN the management ofthese transporting COM
panies, IN this region, that many of our cti-
zens are preparing to leave the county and
locate elsewhere. Such is the state of feeling.
that II an otter was made to open new route
to New York, our Operators twho with a
few exceptions, have unfortunately, become
Impoverished to such an extent as 10 prevent
their taking stock in such an Improvement
would solemnly pledge themselves, ave enter
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New Lumber Yard.

THE undersigned have now on hand an as
L sortment Of LUMBER, Of various sizes and
qualities. SHINGLES. LAThs. DC, TO which
they are making cohstant additions, GO az to
xeep up n full supply ut all tlmes. L.
shere the public are invited to call t'cfarc pur ,
chaBinH elsewhere, al Ue will endeavor to.pctl,
wholesale or retail, on the nost accommodating
terms.
Georges Creek &Frostburg Coal
win be furnished by the eargc. on bOnsd Of
Bes,', Or y the car load at Cnmbeti.na and
and Ohio Railroad. Orders by mall eitLet fon
Lumber or Coal, are respectfully solicited an j
II all receive prompt attention.
q. W. a 8. N. HALLEK..
july IL, ls69-Gm. Cumberland. Nd.
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The Aims House.

0RDERED, that the tl,snks 'te County
~ Commissioners te and thev ere hereby
rendered TO the Trustees OF the Ainsiiousc, for
Tie yery satisfactory manner in which they
have discharged .i,eir duties, and that tie
cl-,t " THE ,af,t tc and he is hereby re-
qu,s,e,t 10 have the ,fcro,t u The Trustees
published onre week Tor tIree successive
weeks. in each OF tie ncwspai crs printed in
this county.
THOMAS a. HGpTINS,
Clerk.
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ESTABLISHMENT,
NJ sos Spring Ggrdeu Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tuis establishment IS conducted ON n sc..o al
uns surprised ma sninrcncc aud libcTdlity, %
thousands can testify, and universally &c
knowledyed 20 Sc the most liberal and puEC
tps' UT; enterprise in the United States.
NUP rs cf lay New and Clus sitiedi Cat or :
" OF Houks may be had hy en!ing on JOHN
j. NhtPiN, wrn IL the regular Get ''{s.. .
h7rrut tor tli- pju"r and NiCIH,ty, ana throw i
when, all pcrs order books ana receive
protp. returns of Books and Gifts.
My Catalogue, . ram"i let Of 40 !aree -2gcs,
contains f,li H. - Histories, BiogTrrtl. e.
iralci>, hdvgA ircs, Stories, AneCGotss, Tales.
Narratives, Romtnces, Srorts and F.stiBes,
AlaV, Religious, Biblical, Theological, CLASH
cal, Philosu phica', truUgIaphi"ai, DOtOuicd.anU
A rri,,.ltural works. Dictionaries, , leone.
Albums, AulUt'H and prcscEtrt,1H ks, Bi.
Llrs, II yu.n and Prayer Books, IN every styls
binding, Together With ALTA Newest Wcrhs
of the day, all Of which arc hGndso 9ely bopal
AMI gnhranicci pert rt IN cvrr. pet.
The schedu!. Of off. [ pre-. at, las IL . =
seen by reference :" ny Cu'al, -gs,l is the .noal
extensive, asst Is 1l,o the rust superior, e!g-
gau' and magnificent ever oiercd by Nry aim
iiar O.. tabiislrent in the union--one Of which
Gias VIII lrcpmpaiy ca1h book at the time Q:
sat-.
5,.~A riuc cola watch accompanies every
ulutr ul wv ~ I--2 :. i--sb " IN" Time .EN ~
rrsTrMoGIAi.5.
ASnn cylisLce of n. truth ct vuat mn been
asserted, append The Iameg o. q few gentle
nen or high standing, Whose yerncity eannotb'
questioned, WHO have purchased. or ordered
books from I.o AMI received cold, Watches.
namely WIN. Zimmerman. Esq, Miidlc.ovn
Pa John b. Skies, Wholesale Grocer, Laa
custer. Pa; Hon. u; g. Walker, Represents
tive from Somerset Co., in the Pennsylvania
Legislature; Walter &. EvnDs, Notary Public,
Lancaster -.ty. Pa J,""h Martin. Esq Hoch.
ester N.Y. Hiram Fisk, ESQ, Cleveland, o.,
Mr.. George L"nhUrt, Harrisburg, Pa; Mr.. J. !
Fears, Bear Greek. Henry Co., Georgia; Mr.. =.
SmcHj Hc1'"rd, Pa and Julia Crosby, s27
LaTfe1 ',.at, Philadelphia, who received a
..i.Haii SIR Dress Pattern, wofth So.
D ". CLARK,
IA sor ,ariai, GrrdcE ST., Phila Pc
'-;t- AgeHts Wn..tel in every Town and Vii
lag, ia ,he nitei S,a.cs N wLi:h no regular
arrAr hes yet beer Established. Ny terms to
Agent, r, such as to aaori them Il liberal 70
wunrro'lun iuT their traJb'e. FoN particulars
may he had by gilrc~sir- ac e. l.l3ve. Cat
.g-ue, -.u' tra, [, any address.
Nav H.. | I.-Gm.
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into tonds. not to send a tonof Coal, destined
for New York and the East. via. Philadelphia
if am,lc facilities were produced to send 1t
eIswhcre.
Observation-Disclosures ras WohE1ss
TIME OF CnAL MfNsas To Eionr Ifouns A
Dkv IN E!taGAND.-The W"ircrhsmpton
corresrortsr II ofic Lonim Minint Journal.
under da,, nf March 8, says; The con,mittse
Of the Snuth StafTIrdlhire C,llers. Union are
cndcavorinc 10 secure the signature OF every
| important class in The community to petition
to Gariimcnt in favor OF an enactment restrict,
ing the " ,rkihy tins Of cal miners - eight
hours per day the machinery fused for raiAag
| coals out Of the pit to nine lluurs per day /;
the working time Of children and young per-
sons under fourteen years Of age employed in
mines to fe,,r hours per day; and ohiging ow-
| ncrs If coal mines to provide Ennl instruction
| for four hunrs in crcll day (incluling tie Ma
ture ard property Of gnseSl for Mi children
employed under that age; and also to COM
! pei the employment of the snte'y-cagc and
suci, other appliance rs may appear oeccssary
| for preservation OF life. Another feature in
| the proposed bill is. tIIlt tax Of II farthn-
| per ton IS t. be levied on ai coal the proceeds
10 hc devotriro the support Of the widows
ANA orphans OF those EnU may los" their lives
| in mines, Tor the adut alton &C their children,
and the establishment # j. Miners Home Tor
! all persons who may be disabled through
working " a coal nine. OF 1t any cullery
/ works alter the manner OF Il sailors Home.
! The Object sought, apart from the question
! whether they are desirable or not, are ufsuth
a nature that practical legislators will pause
before attempting to compass them. But the
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Cash will be paid ON delivery
at the Mill.
Order of Publication.

Rosanna james No. 1920. In the Circuit
vs.. Court for AlleEnny County as
John James. Court of Equity.
I'VE object .: this bill is to procure n decree
divcrcing tho complainant from the defrn
dant, It rincHia .Nut5mnnil.
The bill states that the complainant intermnr-
rel with dctcndnnt III .SIS. That more than
five years ngo h, ab ndoncd her, and has lived
out of the State OF Maryland ever since he Il
handoned her, aud that he now lives out of the
State of Maryland, and that he has nes err lived
with her since he abandoned her.
It is thcrcuP0u ndiudgcd and ordered, that
the complainant, h. rnus'ng copy Of this or
DC t. he inserted ia SON newspaper puhlis he'd
In the City of Cumbcrland. once week for one
'u"nth before tho lat day Of august next. give
notice to tho said absent Dc PENDANT Of the ob
icCt aud substance Of tbs bill. and wnrn hin
yu appear III tliis Court Ia person o. by solicitor
an OF before IL 81 day of November 1859, to
nEg"'r die promises and show cause if any he
has - decree ought not to pass as prayed.
Tue Copy
Tyst-U. RESLEY,
june 20. is5J--Im. Clerk
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GEORGES Creek &Frostburg Coe
DR.. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.

No. l.-~HE GREAT REVIvER.-s Speed
~ crndiCRtes all tie evil effects Of Self Abuse,
such MS general debility, loss of memory, vast
ing away Of tho organs, or any constitutional
irrangcme Is NJ impotency, and weakness OF
the scqun! organs, brought on by The un!estrain'
ed indui guucc Of the ptsa.Dns. Price ~.
No. 3.-TuE CONCENTRATED BALM
Will cure in eight days, amy case Of sonooFrh@a,
is without taste or s'ueil aud requires no re.
strctiun Of diet. Price one dollar.
No. %.-CONCENIRATED TEkEB.-The
use Of this remedy will cure elect in short
time, and can show certificates Of cures effect
ed fter all others have iaicd this is also taste
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. CONCENTRATED PUEIrER.--Is
tho only remedy known that will positively cure
structures OF the uretha, no matter Of how Ion Z
standing or neglected the case may he. Price
one dollar.
No. 5.---ANTIMERCURIAL PILLS.-Ail
persons who have used this dreadful drug NOR
cury) (which rema ms in the system for years.
causing so many chronic diseasrs) should use
thee Fills, which viii entirely counteract the
effects and remove i. from the system. Price
ono dollar.
Ne. 6-oRIENTAL PASTTLLS-Is GER
tain cure for female Irregularities, or suppress
sion of the menstrua'on. Price twa du.iers.
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMAGTN
Cures the whites, falling of the womb, ne.yoos
ness. painful lncnstruation. Price ore i9-iir.
No. s-TEE SOLU lOR--Is remedy that
has never been known TO fail curing Gravel.
and all affections of the kidneys and BLADDER.
Price one dollar.
Either Of the above remedies Will be sent by
mail to any part Of the United Stntcs, on re-
ceipt OF the price annexed. Circulars containing
full particulars inay be- obtained by enclosing
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELIX ERUN0N.
Post Office Box ~. Philadelphia, Pa.
n. B.-The Doctor msy be cOnsultedin com
plicated cases by letter or personally, but on ly
such letters will be answered ms contain n rea-
'onable fee. OFFICE, Old FORK Road
CallOwhill St. May 10, iS59-ly.
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated Noiseless
N< Va wE n n i W
Sewing machines.
New styles-Friees rom $50 to sL25.

New StyIes-Frices rom 500 to SI25.
II EMMEkS, s. EXTRA.
THESE machines sew from Two spools as
purchased from the store. requiring
Winning of thread they Hem, Eel, Gather.
ard Stitch in a superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-nccdlc, as is required by other
chihcs. They will do better and cheaper sew
ing thu n Il scamsticss can, even if she works
for ceptUn hoHf.
E-.'- An authorized A gent of these Machines
will soon Witt this place. to exhibit them, M" le
sales and appoint an Agent.
Offices of exhibition ind sale, 40j broadway.
New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Balti-
more. July II, lSj9--6m.
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Roofing and Scouting

lone in Town and County, ct the loves
cash prices.
All work executed at this establishment il
warranted to be as represented. Ezr Countr,
Merchants in want Of Tin Ware would do wer
TO call before purchasing slsswhe-e. dec23.
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II :. X X | l. d.

On she 10Th INST, 10y Rev II. C. Gushing
at the Parsonage, M. Ii~iam H. Ur.or t,
Mss E0,Y LiciIoHah. all If til, cin.
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Mining INTELLIGENCE.
Report Of Coal Transportation

Dining the week ending SAlngfny, July lClh,
1859.
Shipped oUer ne Cumberland ant Pcnn.y iraHi.I
Eaiiroad Jar same per,od
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ilsi pub!:.koI and tyr sale Ly Andrews I.
y Swart'rcllsr, under 81. NtChelss Ho.si
baliim.ie Si., Catub, LAND, Mi
fouy hour ylars Of % liun.'-'s LIE. being
"Reminiscences, &c shack 3,c- ing, Nary.
iaul ii.u'cr, price, ST.:
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Nv Thirty Wears o.! T e Sea-
otN, by Mi. JIak bo"a."; = l.l)
Tie Tn |ru. ns. -- head, aal
.a.'. for ,Ne.v.sc e. f! wH.gish, rs
Tho Cas,Hs, lorrlhy .. Pr.
James. t,s
Ttg A. % ,E,errr"re 3rtaking. Leo
Ms,ooirs ofths E!Ipr.ss Catharine
tho Ssco-'. '.'- - ic'
Irr.nr's Li'. e Washington 10 ) so
lie. s'iysstcr's Woli ~ tho au-
tho. o. .As Heir al Hoi.iyfe, -
~ Fila. Q. Fire, BY Egv. }. II
-3ecaba,a, i.cs
Lo, mo LjtLle Love me Lorg,ty
Charles Pead, Leo
~ On. ,!c.--a,, l. Y. p Wills LIS
Juos % t.!g
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JOHN JOHSNON.
Copper, Tin & Sheet lion Worker
Baltimore Street,
CUMBERLAND MN

XNToeld respectfully announce to the public
w that he is prepsred to manufacture to
order. at short n0tiee, anything in his limo OF
business. lie has on hand large variety ofCop.
per- Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, which will be
sold at wholesaleorr retail, ut prices to suit the
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GAS Light
FOR TIE MILL m =
MACE'S PORTABLE
GAS GENERATOR
tap0r Eut... AZ
E.Nit.,t.>

III 'nlo oliuo above ,Diu'lg Gas Gencrat.r.
100 ".w !re.arruio .upp'y t'c yiNtusas IN
a', y.u,.,., I.t .t..g-. ~ T. .lrlly ln'ua.
p., lo.rir..', 'ael .ilsnt Of tlc NQtr.gy 81
rniu, g.. lr..gy OF It ass. ali J. .a- .ipUt.
nh f. llii'rlAey, Z Duom", Co Fry, chi
CATER" "fit. use, cannot De surpassed.
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those demands the Trustees " nuld Tppre>cut
that they were obliged to pny for the erection
Of
Three different Cells for the safe keep
ing of the insane, Sll5uo
lumber for Fencing tOou
Wagon and Harness l,rur
Two mir of Mun, or Jnsnrn p r,uus .sr
i'd 20 John Paul. by order 81 Coi,-
nissiot rrs 2UOC
Estimated loss in dcGci,rr, Cf lust
ye,r's cror Of V hnnt n,,l ,,oir,or7 Too UC
Increase of ZIMMERMAN l., ~, if6u.r
since lu., rcporr. ca.ulh ..rg cent .uuu,
..
Making besides several ,monc,
tens in. sum ar &-.ro,
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:oo''ool ".S' 90 ~ Wv" '"', w, r.... .''
''''v ',, 49,. wv -,'' 81, T. i"," ~ w.,
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hcr If no,,;crs sunnnri,J in ,h.. ,,,nso or'.
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$ CoRREcTros.-In publishing tie names
OF the American State Central Committee for
ly omitted. We think it proper, therefore,
to re-publish it. 1t consists of Messrs. Jacob
Brown. Horace Rescy. Thomas y. Keller,
Charles II. Ohr, and Lloyd Lowe.
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PRICE CURRENT
or TUE
CUM bertrand MILLS.

',rrec'ed IFcek!, yJesan r. HsoH, P,oprieto,
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a HEAVY DosE.-Last Saturday evening.
6 woman in city, who had grown weary
OF the worliS ook three ounces OF laudandn,
with the view Of destroying herself Soon,
however, she became frightened at the APP
proach of tho. Grim Monster, Death, and
had q physician called, whose medical skill
relieved and restored her
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Mippei orcr tie Gcorye's Greek coat and
H. - ConDary's RcHroua jJrtic same period

l,9ss.l5 6,463.95 $4,000 l9l, 75s.o7
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EhMGOLD'a GENiTNE ALTON
= For isease, - die Bladder, Ktiar.s. ira
an. p,,,.-..
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Cutting Misunderstanding morning
Patrick Bannon was arrested, aud committed
to Jail, charged with stabl ing Levi Hawthorn,
on Tuesday evening, at Pompey Smash, in
this county. Hawthorn was badly CIT in SOW
crai places
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Ncr, Hfon:.s! View EsGek- .

May II, loJs-iy, SpriugfeiJ N!ass.
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PEESoNAL.-IIis Itxcellcncy, James Buc-
human, accompanied by Mrs Jacob Fhomp.
son and son, Mrs, f. L. Bass and family,
Miss Lane, and H. c. Bates, reached this city
on Monday evening last, and took rooms at
the Revere House On Tuesday morning
they left for Bedford Springs Pa.
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.Ja'v 7 ls5o-3t. Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-24
A Novel Procedure.

1t will be remembered that card, over
the signature of Casper Weaver, appeared
in our last issue, explanatory of his course
with regard to running" upon the Bank Of
Berkeley, in this place.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Weaver came to
town, and in the morning presented $500
upon the Bank at the counter and demand
ed specie; in the evening he presented
500 more. which was given to HIM. Pre-
vuus to this transaction, panl Burkhart
ESQ, had resigned as cashier Of the Bank
As Mr.. Weaver was leaving the Bank steps
he was confronted by d. Burkhart, Esq, who
stated that he acted rs citizen and stock
holder, and requested Mr.. Weaver to return
the specie, which he had just drawn, to the
Bank. Mr.. Weaver refused to do 80, and
this led to IN alteration between him and
Mr.. Burkhart. In the mean time, crowd
had collected, and the excitement was wax
ing warm, when Geo. Ii. Murphy, ESD,
prosecuting attorney, came forward. anu IN
the absence of other officers, interiered IN
ouelling the disturbance. Daniel Burkhart
was then arrested upon u warrant Tor an
assault upou Casper Weaver, to which ne
plead guilty, and entered into bond OF S5'Hj
10 keep the peace, WIFI .hcSotS' o." iAooP
or and John w. Stewart, as his securities.
On the day after this occurrence, NJ. Wea,
yer was again at the counter with $500 OF
the Banks paper, which was promptly re-
deemed On the street, afterwards, MIR.
Weaver expressed his willingness to deslst
from his course, provided the following pro-
positions were agreed to, viz: First, that the
foreign stock shall be represented by the
Stockholders Of the Bank, and not by proxies
having no direct interest in the institution
Secondly, that the Bank shall discount notes,
payable at its counter, without requiring
payment in Baltimore funds. This we are
informed, the Bank has not required foi
some time--it having resorted to 1T only
from necessity, resulting from deficit III
produce-now fortunately removed.
Up to this time, we believe Mr.. Weaver
has drawn from this Bank about twelve
thousand dollars in specie.
The whole affair is unfortunate for the
business interests of the community, and II
is hoped that there will soon be an end "a
the difficulty utinsb"y Republican.