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d2-----The censns man in New Lon
don, Conn found a woman who gave
her own age as % years and her oldest
son as 23ti tnd .qsd q ion bsrs. 81 b
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- If anv person has County Or
ders which they desire to exchange for
goods, they can be accommodated by
calling at Rursell's
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il9'--W. r. Doiy, in Courtland town
ship, commenced making his farm only
tw" wears ago, and this year he raised
l25 bushelssof wheat, 900 of oats be-
sides small piece of barley. and Tor s
acres OF corn nl---S Peter Statesman
The new era., 1860-09-20

There are about dozen thresh-
ing machines already ow ed in this
county and all are kept running, thresh
ing our immense grain crop.-Did.
The new era., 1860-09-20

n5r.NfoNe.D0 :, boVoL feonf DBN 81 8
- afi Ills ssteaadmsn, a4dimrgs I'd Yhoo dwrote the
I9em fsspai about bout tie Diamond Wedding,
q. s'ioiesA - excited cited the ire Of Lieut.. Bart
Jet, has as taken charge Of the he, e, evening 3
g edition lion of 9ftbe the ! New York World. ''
The new era., 1860-09-20

eTWesley Hane, the fat man of
German Nalley, Morris county. N. J.
when he died, short time since, weigh
ed about 800 lbs. 1t took 9lO feet of
lumberto make his coffin; and he left a
wife who weighed 500 lbs. H'FF7 att
The new era., 1860-09-20

grLarge yellow dent corn, in some
hrids 10 this county, is already, riDe
Considerable corn will be cut this week
Ibid
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1--WE learn that james Magner
has raised. threshed, and stored, O0O
bushels Of wheat this year, on his farm
near ST Peter rs eI...aI ..f..f,,...,.
The new era., 1860-09-20

w-Atn English paper says that
James Cooper, who was coachman and
general attendant of the first Napoleon
in St, Helena, is yet alive, and, in his
eightieth. year, is living at Plumstead
The new era., 1860-09-20

BY order of the Delegates elected TO the State
Convention from the 4th Senatorial District.
~ M. STOWELL. Sec'v.
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i b- Evos thousand 9seven hun dred
Dogs are :bfipg httencd in Lucas coun-
syI iowa, dlIopwa, BY u n, Smith, - ,snls 5,
The new era., 1860-09-20

..y."- The "--1TGhpe Oshkosh Democrat has a
mammoth m 9 NM announcement of a harvest
nome which is' Is to be eanesdin held in that city or
the 23d inst. D'o 1su 2!
The new era., 1860-09-20

b @Tbe on'ys crop that has eturne d
ept etalt ltavfoFrriaby fFrib in Cumberland county,
lnliirs, III ls oats, and it is worth but ten cents
per sbushel. ..a
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; There were 1870 deaths in New Or
leans last week, bui single case of yell
low fever. The people are in high glee
over this latter fact. yaiissm -fomoo
The new era., 1860-09-20
District Convention

A Republican Convention will be held at
Anoka, Anoka County, on Wednesday October
I'd, 1860. at O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of
nominating One Senator and Two Represen-
tatives for the State Legislature from lhe 4,h
Senatorial District. " srrcv.roTr
Cnnntles a enfiflad To DaIann4aa n. Ell.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

@rMrs. Winston, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething, by softening the gums re-
ducing all infamation-rill allsy all pain, and
it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon
1t mothers, it will give rest to your,eive, and
relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cares. zee advertisement IN another
,o.umn,
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
Special Notices.
The Medical and Surgical Institute

The Medical and Surgical Institute
OF DR. l. J. CZAPKAY. is sready secured in po
.ition which places it, we'll as its proprietor, far
above tho assaults of envy and professional malice
In the schools of France, the highesprizes arc often
awarded to practitioners in this department Med
icalsciencc, and they occupy with others an equally
lofty position in the profession. Ricord is ustri
Gus example, shining light among the philosophic.
al stars ofbis age in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has
fully cquallcd him in this country, as proof of
which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine compli-
mented him with Diploma, and the honorary Al
ruSpFA degree. Selecting this as his aeII Of opera
ton, although qualified as a graduate of the Uni
University of Pesth. and late Chief SURGEON Of the
hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labor-, DR.. L. J. CZapkay has bent his earnes: at
tention TO the cs chronic and private diseases
In which he has become so sreat an expert that be
is regarded as the LEA ApEH in this branch of his
profession throughout the United States and his per
trait and biography are published amatter of in
tercs; in the most exclusive journals. Tie Doctors
offices al his Medical and Surgical lnsiiu,e on
Sacramento street. of l., idetdorf arly OPP
posite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship p
Company
rYsWe ask particular attention ofou, rvaders 10
the sworn ccrtihe,tes II rema sable in ,ros H.
er eo.unra cf this ,.spcx.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

SOCIAL GATHERISG.-We would again call the
attention of citizens of Nevada and vicinity, to the
Fruit Party which the friends of Mr. Briefly are
preparing to give on Thursday evening, Sept. 18th.
The funds raised will be expended in furnishing
the Church on Spring street, which is now in a
state of forwardncss, and will be ready for oecu-
psncy in r few weeks. \ pleasant gathering,
'lots" p" of nice fruit, and good object we hope
will be sufficient Inducements TO large at
tendance. Schmitdschneider and Plumhof will
furnish music to enliven the occasion.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

NEW SMELLING EsTABLIsHMEST.-Ar. J. j.
OFT, assayer, is putting up a smelling establish
ment in the of the theatre, for the purpose OF
working Washoe silver ores An engine and the
proper apparatus on the ground, and the build
ins is fast approaching completion. Nj. OFT is 8
thorough chemist and metalurgist, snd is not liza
bic to run into any scheme unadvisedly.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

THE BARBAIaANs.A Chinese female WAS
found in the rear Of the Chinese quarters on ON
mcrcial street, under ashed, on Weinesday-turn-
cd out to die. Both legs in state of decay.
Drs. Wickes and K. NJ Hunt were called, who
aInputatcd both legs. The Chinese com
PEELED by threats to furnish the poor creature
with lodgings and attention.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

HOUSE sALE.-The residence of Oscar Palmer
on sacramento street is offered for sale at auction
on Monday next. Furniture for sale also 1t is
pretty good house and location. Those wishing a
residence will do well to attend the sale.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

GRAPEs.-To have seen the elongated visages
OF grape raisers the morning of the severe frost
in May, one would have supposed grape could
not be grown in the mountains Weattempted to
show then that, though the fruit was killed, a
second crop would make its appearance and come
TO maturity. All doubts the point may be dis
sipated by taking look at the gardens of Messrs
Craig, Worrell, and IiOe.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

MARBLE WoRKs.-Mr. T. +. Dingley is pioneer
ing in the marble line, on Broad street below the
National Exchange Hotel. At the shop of Mr..
Dngley may be seen elegant marble chimney
fronts, besides table tops and tomb stones We
trust he will receive ample encouragement to pro
coed in the business. One marble factory in this
county ought surely to be patrOnizcd.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

TIiEATRB.-The StarkR Ryer dramatic troupe ap-
pear at the Metropolitan on the 18th. Stark is a
favorite with Nevadans, and cannot fail drawing
good houses. The company is good one
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT BLUE TENT Jas.
Churchman addressed the voters at Blue Tent in
speech two hours and half in length, on Wed
nesday evening. The meeting was delighted, we
hear. Capt. Dowd WAS Chairman.
Churchman spoke at Red Dog last night.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

CoURr OF SEssIoNs.-Geo. Taylor, who plead
guilty to robbing Mrs. Hill, was called up in the
Court Of Sessions, on Monday, and sentenced to
the State Prison for three years.
The Court adjourned TO Monday next when s
venire for twenty four trial Jurors is returnable
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
". II. BOVEE & CO.'S

THIS COFFEE Is MANUFACTURED PROM
i the finest grades Of old Java Coffee, ana put
strictly pnTe expressly for Family Trade In asd
5lb. papers tor ard lob tins, n required } each
psc'age bearing stamp, aud warranted to be =
represented, strictly prime article.
W II BOTEE d CO..
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Miils,
jo<9 ms Ia3 frcE. street, Say rrarst o.,
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

BAD EFFECTS OF SNoKIsG.-Dr. Seymorc Of
London, in a pamphlet just issued from the
press, denounces the immoderate smoking of
tobacco by boys and young men, as not only
one of the causes of insanity, but as Injurious.
in great variety of ways, to beth mind and
body. Its effect, he says. is to depress the crcu-
ation, the heart becomes weak, irregular in it.
action, and the pulse is scarcely 10 be felt.
The victim beomes rresoute AMI nervous, his
appetite fails and his mind file l with imaginary
evils This may continue for years. but at len 9Th
the smoker dies, often suddenly then examina
tioa has shown that the mus ular structure of the
heart is imperfect in its action; the left side )
thin and IN some eases. in which sudden death
has occurred, there has been found little more
than strip of muscular fiber left on that side.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

PEACHES Judge Farquhar of San Juan has
the thanks of an editors household for a box of
the finest looking and most exquisite favored
peaches we have met this year. The peaches came
in most elegant style-not a bruise on them. Such
peaches, grown in the mountains, are bound, not
long hence to drive the dropsicsl productions of
the valleys from our markets, and may the time
quickly arrive. We trust that our San Juan fruit
raisers will take a sample of their fruit to the
Valley fairs, and give the men of the plains A
taste of something that is worth eating. Judge,
appreciate your present and kindness.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
Special Notice,

As am about to settle up my business and
leave for the Atlantic States, would respectfully
request my friends and customers to come for
ward and Pay their Bills. Those having Bills
against me will please present them.
Aug 10, 1Se0-tf Ii. W. CALVIN.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

hEF. \. c. EDWARDS, Universalst, will preach
In the Court House, Nevada, next Sunday at TO-:
A. M, and at Grass Valley, at Hamilton Hall at 3
T. ".
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

hNFiisr CHURcii.-Rev. b. Briefly, will preach
the nrst Of series OF discourses to young msn at
tne brlck Cnur-h At lo'i O'Clock, on Sundav. Scr
icss in t12 svs1n. 4; thc slnrpi.,.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
AG NCY NOTICE,

Mr.. L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
In San Francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same and TO transact business generally for
the NEVADA JOURNAL. Ofice--No. l7lH Wash
tngton Street, nearly opposite Maguire's Opera
Houss-up- stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

REPUBLICAN MEETING At OMEGA.-A large
meeting at Omega was addressed by A. A. Sargent
and j. II. Avery Esqrs., on Monday night. The
Republicans are enthusiastic and workers at that
point. AS there has been some dispute about
their numbers we will state there are 1l2 actual
members of the Lincoln club at Omega. Wash
incton township will give very strong Republi-
car Nntn this year.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

BRECKENRIDGE COUNTY CoNvESTIoN.-The
Democratic Breckinridge County Convention, for
the nomination of Legislative ticket, meets at
the Court House tomorrow Saturday at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, We are told by those who ought to
know, there will be 4 large attendance of dele
gates.
We Judge from signs that either Phil Moore or
H. II. Moore of Moore's Flat, will be nominated
for theSSenate. The chances are in favor of the
first For the Assembly S. l.. Blackwell, of Eu-
reka, and Ed. McSarley of Rough and Ready will
probably be successful before the Convention. Tile
other nominees are difficult to predict.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

BREcKINRIDGR PRIMARY MEErING.-At a
primary meeting of the Breckenridge and Lane
Democracy held in this city on Saturday last 25j
votes only were cast! The cause of the small
number is attributed to the Douglas County Con-
Yention which was held on the same day.
The following delegates were elected to the
County Conveation
n. Bailey, A. Cazamayou, A. J. Brewer, c.
Wilson Hill, A. T. Laird, Jno. Grimes, A. II
Hsgadorn, l.. Samuels, Niles Searls, Pierce Qulrk
Phil. Moore, Chris. Beckman.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

PIANO CLAss.-Hiss Compton, an experienced
instructor on the piano, is about to commence
class on that instrument. Those wishing to per
feet themselves in the accomplishment, and those
desirous of commencing will find Miss Compton
ftIit in the musical line.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

REPUBLICAN CLUB AT RED DoG.-Thc Repub-
lican club at Red Dog numbers one hundred names
exactly. 1t is computed there will be less than
two hundred votes pollcd at that place.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

No. I's.-Neyatla Hose Co. No. / triedtheir host
and carriage on Saturday lust. The boys turned
out in parade dress; black pants, red shirt will
velvet collar and cuffs, black patent leather bet
with Nevada" painted neatly on it, and covered
military cap with silver "1'' on front The tri
nj OF the Fulton Hose proved satisfactory.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
<,,.,Hl5Aa FEED STABLES
Ass4EeEAA AND COR IL AL.
j. 7. s A X BY

Having removed from the old place and Estab-
lished himself in the
Hay, Grain and Feed Business,
W I'm the Mcssrs. HUFFAKERs, at the Corner of
Maln street and the Nevada Road, at NORTH SAN
JVAN' would respectfully inform his old friends
IN NeEada, snd the Public generally. that he is
prepared 10 accommodate Stock in the best style
and At the most reasonable rates.
Returning thanks for the past liberal patronage
'p'! most respectfully solicit continuance of the
eame- HUFFAkERS 4 SAxBY
avg /. M EaarH s4S JEAN
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

FRANTIC TEAM.-A team of two horses belong
Ing to ]. II. Wentworth, aud hauling a load o.
lumber, balkec; IN front Of brakes wagon shop, or
Broad Street, on wednesday afternoon. Gen. Al
len kindly assisted the driver the following
morning to an extra span. No further difficulty
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

RowENA GRASICE.-This peripatetic author
ess, &C., arrived in town few days since after
sojourn of a season at Perro Colorado. Rowen.
sells book of her own in the day time.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

DIR. LEvAsoS has removed his Office to the
room adjoining the Office formerly occupied bv
Geo. s. Hu7p, in kelsey's Brick, where he will Be
glad to meet his old friends and any new ones that
may want anything done in the Dentistry line.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07


In any climate,
The FAMILY CAl fTHARTiC PILL is a
gentle but active Ca e. thartic, which the pro
prietor has used IN his practice more than e
years.
The constantly in = creasing demand from.
those who have long used the PILLS and the
satisfaction which all - express in regard to
their use, has induced - me to place them with
in the reach of all.
The Profession we'll q know that different Ca
thartics act on different portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATH ARTIC PILL has, with
due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded from = a variety of the purcst
Vegetable EXTRACTS, which act alike on ev-
cry part of the alimen - tary canal ,and are good
and safe in all cases - where n Cathartic is
needed, such as Deran- gements of the St0m-
ach, Sleepiness, Pains 3 in the Back and Loins,
Costiveness, Pain and Soreness OF the whole
body, from sudden cold = which frequently, II
neglected, end in a long - course of Fever, Loss
OF Appetite, a Creeping Sensation of Colo over
the oody, ,Rest,essness, = Headache, or weight in
the head, all 1ntiamma tory Diseases, Worms
in Children or Adults, = Rheumatism, grea.
Purifier of the Blood >, and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too numerous TO mention
in this advertisements Dose-1 to 3.
PRICE-THREB DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Ca
thardc Pills are retailed by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. S. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
sng 7-y1 lsa Washington St, San Frandsoo.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE sUN.-Thc long
talked Of Daily Transcript made its appearance
yesterday morning, bright and early. Iti sa neat
five column journal, and fun of reading matter
from the clever pen of Gen. Allen. The Trans
Grips starts with fair amount Of Advertising
Brown K Co., are the proprietors.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

METHODIST SUrrER.-The supper tten up
by the ladies of the Methodist Church, came of
last evening at Temperance Hall. wcgo to press
at too carly an hour to speak of the attendance,
though, we learn, a large number of tickets were
nold
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

IRRIGATION OVER. The season for irrigation
is at end. Proprietors of gardens are lettin
the wood of their fruit trees mature before tn
frost comes
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

"VICrIMs OF FATE. ."-Rowena Granice, the
authoress, left on our table yesterday pamphlet
of 40pagcs, entitled ''The Victims of Fate" 1t
processes TO give incidents in the life of Broderck
interwoven with fiction. The story Is interesting
ly told. Rowcna has our thanks for the copy.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

HOOKS x LADDEEs.-A quantity of hooks and
ladders made their advent into town Monday,
belonging to the Nevada Company. After being
washed down, the truck and ixins presented a
very respectable appearance.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

RoBBERY AT ORLEANS FLAT-Marks & Co..
Bankers at Orleans Flat were robbed on the 3i.t
nit, of 5000, while Marks at San juan
Dick Curtis left in charge of the house at the
the time. When Marks returned Curtis was mis-
sing and 5000. Strange to say $4,000 were left
in the safe, which might also have been taken.
FAvoRs-'' Pat" of the Pioneer Express, has
oar thanks for the Downieville papers and Terri
torial Enterprise
Master Stone will please take oEe for the Appeal
daily and all the time.
II. II. Wickes & Co. favored US with Forney's
Press and other eastern papers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

! LEW MORRILL, has purchased the Stage line
between Nevada and Omega, of A. S. Oln. Lew
! is good whip and will do his best to deserve the
patronage of the public.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

ELEVATOR MILI.-The new Touring mill is
expected TO commence the manufacture of flour on
Monday next. Owing to slight imperfcction in
the machinery the mill was not in condition as
early as expected.
, 1860-03-13

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tn!s Acn!ne - 'nu M sira+ ~ ~ A ~
sGee - 1s nnS ~ of s
nTE 81 haaa roe o1 'n. ~ c. n,ris Hn.1s, Hrv
he s1tcnsse Quaa1 Il, r. 1as"
aaa od Mexeo as ~ ~ nc e rsw %oEfa ~ ~ ad "a
nave 5eL psoousea IVY 49, oitoa ~ ko1 H4
even that unocf 40 tna ~ 3as Qud!1 misoe
e1ueM!y 7 r. @ n' h ~. ~ ~ s eoa
eeaaple naeAee ~ oeea anso vi aa ~
= ~ totn aas ~ m Aaoun1 VI 'aoof 'a1
ne1ent 70 ,Me " d...,d.a ,.,a,.
tne ro~e sta,o nn.1.. ~ ~. .nS9 p,s e.
,.hcn 1hr noInrr a1ervsvheTz IL seetnr fnT
CO.'S lesA' "esn 1es' lake les po"e's ILL GO more
, 1860-03-13
POLICE.

ATTEMPTED AnsoS-AnnE%r OF tue srrrosEp
rAR7r.--about II o'clock Sunday night, fire
| was observed in the upper story Of No. 1io
West Lake street, by boy employed in har-
ness shop in tue same building, who give all
alarm and knocked ut the door Of the building
which was occupied BY Charles Michne1s, as u
| provision store, aud who lives in the same
building. Nichaels came to the door aud went
with the boy up stairs, where the fire WIS found
in the front room in the second story, which
was unoccupied- The plaster had been knocked
off Que side Of the :oom and the laths saturated
| with burning iuid, and set on t1re.
| The fire was eStinguishcd and information
was carried to Capt. Raymond Of the Fire Brig
| ade, who found \ bottle containing fluid, On the
floor, and other evidences sufficient to warrant
| the arrest Of Michaels.
The building was n double two story wooden
building, Nos. $40 and a., and Nichaels had an
insurance of sl"e", on his stock Of goods, much
more than they were worth. Mlchaels waived
! m examination, and was held to bail in the sum
! Of $500 at the Recorders Court.
| SERVANT GleL on i DarSk.--Cathcrinc Isris.
coll, servant girl, living on State street, was
found on Sunday night bcast15 drunk aud taken
~ -e ~ w.
| 80. ,,:.
r.. :s.--..:.'.,
| 49, '
| VSA bIst.-1eosse is1naianaef, was asfested
in q saloon On Sunday night, breaking windows,
|
|
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| .a .. ~
W.
, 1860-03-13
Financial anu Utoun1frriaI
MONETARY.

AoypA1 Erra7ss, .i.rlh IL.
The money market today WIS quitt- No"
that the Illinois and Michigan Canht is opened'
the prospects aro that there will bc morc pro-
duce paper offered, and as it has always tho
preference, bankers aud others engaged in nd
vaucing are u little more particular.
Eastern exchange is still scarce and in de-
mand at per cent premium, which is the ru!'
ing rate both On the street and ut the various
banking institutions.
C1xc1xxAr1 Moxer NAhkEr.-Tbe GastAe Of
Saturday reports gradual but slow relaxation
in rates Of discouut-with still more good pa
per offered than can bc accommodated. East.
crn exchange was steady at l@a per cent pre-
inium, asthe selling price, md s7@4o as the
buying rate. illinois and Wisconsin currency
per cent. discount.
ST. Lor1s.-Thc Democrat Of Saturday says:
The offerings at the moueycd institutions
were some larger to-day than usual; but not
meet.
Exchange rates IRE una1tered, and we con-
t'nue our quotations Of selling rates as follows:
For Gold. Bkble i'd. III. l. Via.
So. snnsh Hrzem. ~ prem. 1xG:prcm.
Louisville. pa. 1aiprcnl. lxpnm.
SPECIE PA11Sa MOVEMENT IN Sr. Loc1s.-A
meeting Of tho "solid men" aud merchants
OF st. Louis toak place in that city on Friday
last for the purpose Of abolishing the present
currency basis" and returning to the "spe-
Gle payment" system which few years ago
ruled there. After full discussion Was held
on the subject, the following resolutions were
passed:
n Tit I sess Tic ss1son SpIon q e hs e.
Sasas. M X he anls se '' 'n' aAa
marc es ae aad Ssen IL sSai
proper o1 ausing ey have feelings II
:e:os.ary iesrs &C lie sps q tss I.asins system
g. R<-,ri Th1t credit and lie ch,.a=ter Of the State
abroad calls laud!v fo tLis step.
,4i Iss...a lhs y osaes TO Esse ample time TT ne
ehs,se ID aauesl a4Ts We snrse g. ana a. nc .ncnd
j. tor a~ ,hs m.y eaaeted Sy ihs Legislature.
.ookiocto Ii: Sencal restoration OF spee'e tass.
Asse7s OF DErrscr DAsk-Thc bones Of
the dcfunct Bank Of Pennsylvania have been
picked clean By the lawyers and other litigants
Last week the Auditor made d report Of the
first accoant Of the assignees. There is a cash
balance OF about s. 492 in their hands, Of which
ss,454 60 to pay commissions. fees and expen'
aes; s.Gs5 to legal dues, leaving 81 ,ao5 for dis
tribution among The note.holdcrs, depositors
aud otlcr creditors; but the Attorney General
steps in and claims everything for tie State, as
the first creditor 10 be paid.
New YonK.-The Erening Post Of Friday
evening says: -
The money market. in it, main features, pre-,
sents no sptcinl change. In some quarters,
however, there is more activity, IN consequence
Of the auimatlo in stocks, but the supply on
sionaly5. First:Eslass paper ranges within S@7
per cent. for all dates.
Exchange on Europe is very dull. Sterling i.
quoted III 16Si@1os: for bank aud bankers
bills. Francs are held higher at 5.l5@5.l7I.