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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Failure of Culver. Penn q Co..
Western pennsylvania Banks Dis
erehifetI In Conseauenee.
NEW YORK, Apr

NEW YORK. April o.
The failure of Culver, Penn & Co., bankers
of this city, has affected the credit of some OF
the Western Pennsylvania banks, partcu-
lArly those located in the oil regions. Among
them are the Crawford county National
Bank at Meadville, which has paid up capi-
tnI OF SSOO, 900 and 500, 900 in bonds deposited
with the Treasurer of the United States as Sc
curity for n national circulation, but It has
as vet received none OF its bills. thas notes
issued as State bank out, however, to the
extent OF SS52 600. The Venango County
National Bank OF Franklin, has a capital of
$500, coo and 500, 900 in bonds deposited, upon
which it has received $4,000 OF national cur
rency, and It also has sos, 900 of its old State
issues outstanding. the Petroleum Bank of
TittsVIlIe mad taken steps to organize as q
national bank, but 1t had never deposited
any bonds or received certificate 70 90 busi,
ness as such. 1t has a capital OF 500, 600 and
Bank OF Lawrence County, at Newcastle,
mas a capital OF $4,000 anu about 100000 OF
Its old notes out. The OIL City Bank has
Capital OF Sl00,O0O, with nearly Its full quota
OF national notes. The State notes OF the
above banks have been thrown out in some
quarters, but the national circulation Is OF
course undSturbed.
ThOmpSOn's Reporter gives the following
q uouItionS for the notes OF these banks:
OIL Guy Bank, OIL City, PENN, 70 per cent.
Bank Of Crawford County, Penn, g. per
Vennngo Bank, franklin, Penn, 10 per
cent. discount.
Petfole1m Bank, Titusville, Penn, 10 per
cent. discount.
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me Insurance nus.ness. !.

The Brevoort Insurance Company, to
whose closing OF bushes we referred last
week set forth clearly toe relative position
M Ere Insurance business rs at present con-
tineted. hHVIug been one OF the unfortunate
YiI:,IInS to poor pay, they state. 10 aseftouS OF
resolutions, that they deem IT most prudent
to wind up business at once, rathef IMAM con-
iinue with a prospect OF becoming more efn-
barrasSed This statement from a company
az nearly ten years standing, Wnlch now
finis the bustnessS un profitable and only con-
dI,cie.I at a sacrffIce, will undoubtedly have
much weight with those other companies
WHO aF.s debating the proprieiy OF retiring
"sntatfenS now stand, Il IS hetter TO discon-
finue than 90 on, and such viii probably be
die conclusion Of several companies whose
retirement VIII leSsen eotnpetnon5 ana per-
haps tend to produce more healthy feeling.
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The Late o. S. Telegraph Company.

I5lNClNNATIs ApEll
The stockholders OF the U. s. Telegraph
Company held injecting this afternoon, and
.pSOInted Hon. w. S. GroeSbeclk, w. w.
Scarborough aud Rich ard Smith, a committee
to Look into matters and report to future
meeting as to the btst course to be pursued
by shareholders. Mr.. Geo. F. Davis read a
report Of tine business operations of the COM
pany for 1855, which showed that the ex-
penses OF operating the lines were $4,000 in
excess OF the receipts. Yet in the face OF this
fact the trustees, last summer, declared DIV
Idend OF four per cent, Acopy OF the charter
of the company was also read, which showed
that the trustees had power to dispose OF the
property in any way without consulting the
Stockholders; yet 1t was represented mere,
when Subscriptions to the stock were solicit
ted, that the property could not be sold or
leased without the consent OF two-thirds OF
the stockholders, and that the dissenting
one-third IN such n case should be paid for
their stock at not less than par. IA is thus
seen that the course OF the managers from the
first has been most dlshonorable one. We
Learn that about 81 800, O0O OF the stock Of this
company is held In the West, of which Gin
cinnau has between three and four hundred
thousand dollars.
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Pittsbursh Live stock market.

= FIIIsbuHiHt APfII o
CBrrLE-The demand was larger than the
previous week, besides, the offerings We're
offered found purchasers at good prices. The
largest portion OF the stock offered was from
purchased freely, and SO did the shippers.
The quality offered was better than the aver
age. The consequence was, better prices
were obtained. The current rates We're:
Common, IS 2566 90; medium to fair, 50 269
2 90; extra, 81 2S6S % . cwt.
HoGS-The market was inactive. The snleS
were on small scale for retailing purposes.
a few small lots were disposed OF at - 90
10 so q cwt, according to quality. The butch
erswere the principal purchasers.
SHEEP-The market was steady, with a tatI
JobbIng demand. Under light supplies,
sales Altogether would probably reach 80
head in lots. The rates were So O09T 90 =
cWt. The market ruled In favor of sellers.
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Direct and indirect taxation, in the form of
Internal revenue, yielded ON the closing day
OF March 81 800, 900 to the national treasury,
making the income from this source, in the
two hundred and forty-four millions dollars,
or monthly average OF o. er Cwenty-Seven
million one hundred thousand dOllaIS-equAl
to yearly aggregate OF more than three hun
dred and twenty-five million dollars. Added
to the currency value OF the customs uuties
for the year, on the basis OF our estimate, this
government, from customs and internal rev.
enue, for the current nscal year, equal TO about
fiye hundred and fifty-fOur million dollars,
or, at least, two hundred million dollars more
than will he absolutely required 10 meet all
the obligations of the national treasury, ma
turing within the year,
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScISNATI, April 9.
A fair demand for higher grades OF -four,
but the lower grades are dull, prices unehang-
ed. Wheat in better demand, No. red 81 50:
and old 81 209235 no white Offering. Corn
quill at 5l@52. Oats dull at 3593d Tor No. .,
and 40 for No. l. Whisky dull at 81 p. Mes
Pork IS % and dull. Bulk meats i09i3 and
dull. These rates incluue packages Bacon
dun ut l2N@l2H for shoulders; l45<@l5 fol
Sides and I5N for clear sides. Lard lS9lS5<
Gold l26 dull.
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WASHINGTON, April 6.-Mr. Lane, of
Kansas. about whom some doubts have
existed as to his vote OH the civil rights
bill, made speech in the Senate to-
day, supporting the veto of the Presi-
dent and defending tile President from
Wade, OF despotism, dictatorship and
treachery. There are many members
of the House of Representatives on the
floor of the Senate, and those who are
in the galleries are apparently most in
tensely interested in the proceedings.
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Testimonial of the most dIstInEuished
Artists to stefnway a sons.
NV YORK, December, lst

NEW lOEkt december, 1851.
The PianOGortes, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by Messn- Steinway q
sons have established for Themselves 70
sible for US to add anything to their Just Anne
Having thoroughly tested and tired these
instruments personally for years. both In Ilub-
lie and private, II becomes our pleasant duty
to expires our candid opinion REGARDING their
unqneSuoned superiority over ans other
Among the chief points Of their uniform
excellence are: GTcoteSt IoGsibLe depth, rich
Hess and Uollfme Of lone coEsbfaed nth a FoTs
bgiLiGneB, eEeoSness and perfect treIlneIs
throughout The entire scale, 0Ild dboee all a
stTTtsHg duration Of solfld me pure and s1iBl-
pathetic Qlt1iitH n tcldeh flepo changes under
The mof dettcdfe0r pOlreIJ tff touch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
steinway Piano, and together with the
matches preelsSOn, elasticity and prompt
ness Of action always chan cterfZing thee In
StFumentS, as well rs their unequaIed dura-
biltty under the seyerest trials. Is truly sur
prisfng and Claims At once the admiration Of
SteInway Pianos in all respects The bssf LnstJIE-
H1eHES mode tn LfFfS country or IN Europe, use
them solely and eDetnSfueu ot1eetreS IN pubic or
private and recommend them Invariably 10 our
ITiendS GadEh Public
We have at different times expressed our
makers. but freely and tfIlhesttdtfn0lJ pro
TlOIl1see HeE1S. SLefNIuoy& SOnS PtGnoS SlEpeTtor
s B. Mills, Robert Goldbeclz, Henry c.
Timm, r. L. Ritter, Geo. w. MoTEans Iheo.
Thomas, Max AaFetzelL, VIM. Mason, Robert
ling z Muzlo, Iai AnsehuEtzs A. H. Pease,
]. Moseuthal, Carl Wolnohn, a. Davis F.
Won BreunfnE, Theo. Etsteld, Carl Beggminn.
mAT6-Sm
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PoLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE.

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
u eign goods mostly OF direct Importation,
bought at n very low nate for gOld.l
COO d0S- plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents ladies' and chIldren's wear.
1000 dOz. Rauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
and nitts, consisting Of kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worSted, in desirable
colorS
500 dog Handkerchiens, new styles In silk,
linen, lawn and cambria
80 dog. Neck-tieS, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy plain and ribbon ties
100 dog. Shirt BoSomE SupeEdne grades In
linen and maTseilleS.
5000 Glaee Paper Collar, OF GoIdsInith1s
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
2Ool doz. ]. q p. Coats and Stuarts genuine
machine sewing cottons.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
20 rs italian sewing silk In skeins and on
spooIs.
50 dog. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, conluS,
brushes. perfumeFy, soaps, pocket books,
beads thimbleS, needles fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds school books
states, hair mes, embroideries, silk cord and
tAssels, velvet ribbons, null line or taffeias
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt bF1lds coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts baImoFals, veAt buttons,
French coEsets, fancy dress buttons, and a
large variety Of superior suspendeFs, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mT6 AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK.
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DErRorr, April Gov. Crosset has,
by proclamation, appointed the 18th OF
April as a day for fasting, humiliation
and prayer. After abiding to the de-
feat OF armed rebellion and the antago-
nism between the ruling powers at
Washington and the apprehensions for
the safety of the government, the Gov
ernor says: Let us seek divine aid 70
construct the republic on the broad
principles of right, humanity, Justice
and eternal truth, when all men, ire
spective of caste or color, shall be equal
in the ewes of the law
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New York Money and stock Market
NEur Yong Anrfl

New York Money and stock Market,
NEW YORK, April @.
1rNIoney and Gold-NIoney market rather
more active at 6 per cent Sterling Exchange
Dali and heavy al lO61f@lO61S. Gold-Un-
changed; opening at LIS; declining to 1875,
and closing at l2TL.
Government Stocks-QuIet and scarcely so
firm; q. s. Is $40 coupons, 80, 1915; do 81,
State Stocks Tennessee Is 81; Missouri Is
Freights-To Liverpool dull.
Stocks-Strong; Ohio & Mississippi certif-
Gates .; Toledo & Wabash, LIST mtg, 81; Cum
berland preferred 49,; QUICKSILVER 4O1S; Erie
1875; Western Union Telegraph IS; Mariposa
I219; New York Central S21<; Pacific scrip 1872;
Reading lOl; Pittsburgh 1871; Chicago &
Northwestern 20; do preferred 541<; Chicago &
Toledo 1909; Rock Island llSl5; Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy ll6; Fort Wayne 9gS.
At the afternoon call the following were
tile principal sales: I0,UO0 Ohio & Mississippi
certificates .; Canton AZ.
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Agents Wanted Evervwbara

A GENTs@5SSS to SIS FOR LADIES AM
I6fr siS . IN mSnss for Gentlemen. 70
The best and only perfectly reIIsbIa eI,Els.
machine made twill stitch. hem teII ,ii1P
Snllt. braid. bind. gather and emhroider n1SS,
oeautfnlIy; takes the elastic IoclE siits5, s
4 fully warranted for three years W. S .1nsi
agents the above salaries or allow ro,3,RIS TIS
non nom which twice that can be reSIt1a5s
Addrezss Ior circulars and terms, A-'N1'
.....5 B, a. BROWN & CO
HaAEs@sns Pits6ufRh, Pa.
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-FoRrREss MONROE, April 4.-The new
iron clad Monitor, with the United
States steamer De Soto as a convoy,
started this morning on cruise of four
days towards the Bermuda Islands, on
a trial trip to test the sea going qualities
of the Monitor, after which both vessels
will proceed to New York.
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known to have been a disunionist or I'M
friendly to the Government at the com
mencement of the war. A very slight
change in the oath, and one that would
aIty. would enable the most of them to
hold the offices.
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chicago Market.

Flour steady. Wheat firm at 81 27al az
for No. !, and S8d93c for No. 2 Corn hrm nj
4514d46c for fresh No. /, and 4I942c for No. l.
Oats quiet al 251E92Tc for No. 1. Provisions
dull. Mess Pork S25925 50. Lard 175<@lSc.
Hogs 50 2599 so.
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Albany, N. Y, April e.-There is a
bank panic at Rochester. A private
banker of that city, who was not doing
a very large business in deposits, sus-
pended to-day for want of currency
His friends are confident that he will
resume soon. A run has been made
all day upon Powers Banking concern,
business men deposit with him freely
to-day. The panic is regarded as a
silly one by even the best informed in
money circles
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Steamboats.
FOE ZANEsYILLE.

The fine passenger packet JULIA
1saes 4NO. 2, Capt CouIston, will leave a
Freight receIved and bills or Iadine signed Al
the Wharf Boat until s O'Clock, p. M,
For Freight or Passage apply on board or 70
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April 8.
Cotton lc lower, and depressed by Liver
pool accounts; sales OF 1860 bales low mid
ding ut 34934Hc; receipts to-day l090. Gold
12T5<. Francs 426H. Sterling 80.
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WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR FIRST
w stock OF Spring Goods, embracing:
Fancy and Black Silks,
White and Figured BrtlIante,
lawns and Ginghams of all colors.
ChallI,
Irish Linens, as
Table Linens,
Crashes,
BIrdseye Towelings,
Diapers,
Cassimeres of all kinds,
Kentucky Jeans,
Steubenville a'
White Skirting,
Black and white Balmoral Skirts,
Edgings,
BeTages OF all colors,
Black and White Netting,
EmbroideEed Linen HIdkfs,
54,S.4and lO-4 sheeting, brown & bleached
Black aud Fancy MnnItIlRs.
Also very large assortment OF ShaWlS.
and cold Silk Gloves, IS cts pr; Silk Nets %
cts piece; Balmorals 81 50cts piece; Linen
Hdkfsl2N cts piece;Co Cotton do l0c piece; Brown
and Bleached MusiinS at 20 cents per yard,
and all other goods in proportion. mart
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The Latest News.
BY TELE PHI.
MIsceIInneons News.

ny the Union Lines
once, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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RnI.innnrn nInrl,et-

BALTIMORE, April Q.
Wheat firm. Corn active and higher.
Provisions dull and inactive. Whisky dull
ats2 Is for western.
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CINCINNATI, April 6.-Jas. d. Taylor,
formerly editor of the Cincinnati Times,
died in Richland county, Illinois, on
Mrs. JEFF. Davis arrived here this
morning from Louisville.
The bill authorizing the city of Gin
clnnati to purchase the gas works,
passed both Houses of the Legislature
yesterday. 1t is so amended as to re-
quire the question to be submitted TO a
popular vote. rH rE
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FnR mNCINNArI

The fine sitie-wheeI steamer C. z.
sneSst = HILLMAS, Captain Sam Mason,
G<4zaZEEwiu leave as above Saturday
the 7th inst, at O'Clock, p. m. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
apr6-2t BOOTH, BATTELLE& CO., AgtS.
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Mount de Chantal Bazaar.

EEP YOUR PREMISES FIRES FROM
IN lonI odors and impure atmospheres BY
1919 tns american DeodoriSer and Dtsin-
aospltals, Prtytes, Drains, &C, il Is the most
s.. Ot. We. c4eanly and speedy Disinfectant
N IA -. Frlce, Fifty Cents per package. A
liberal discount TO the trade
EOS sac by McCABE KRAFT q CO.,
mrs and REED. KRAET q GOI
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AUGUSTUS PoLIAcK.
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the hest
instruments in America as well as Europe,
having taken CS2l Ihirty-two firSt premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal EIjEs
heId In this country within the last ten years,
and in addition thereto they were awarded q
hrst prize medal at the great international
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful, clear,
brilliant and sympathetic tone, WITH excel
lence or workmanship.
Every SGsinway Piano warranted nve
years. samples open for inspection, and
AUGUSTUS PoLLACR,S.
car Send for Price Isis.
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Saaled Pronosals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w mittes on Water Works until O'Clock.
Saturday. april nth, 1866 for making about
7S00 feet of 20 inch water Pipe. They are to
be one inch thick, with ali the necessary
branches TO Join with Pipes running at right
angles TO all Fire PlugS, that may be ordered
. by the committee or person having the super
intendence. The Pipes to be cast or moulded
in dry sand and in a perpendicular position
and OF GOOD; dark grey iron, 50 that It can be
easily drilled. leach Pipe or piece to be 70
!est long, and TO weigh not less than 200 lbs,
5noE move than 800 lbs I; the castings to be de.
ANe5eu mine street, where the Pipe Is needed
Also proposals for DIGGING trench from the
Ral 70 AlaAn street, and down Main street 10
DIVISION street, in the Sixth WRul and fiIlinV
S tne saine amer the Pipes are laid. Trench 10
y nom nTe 70 seven ieet deep and three feet
vide the bids To be by thecubIc wand. The
ElPes{ win tne neeesarP elbows us and
branches TO be delivered as follows To Wit.
l6Ol MY plain Pipe TO be ready and IN the
Street not later than the 10Th OF june. and NOT
z less than iour per day Thereafter 0-1N AA"s
Payment 10 be cash Tor all the aEo,a x,c-a,
Contractors TO give good security for fhs, f,1I1
nllment of the contract ~ ss+s lVA''
Bids viii be endorsed, Proposals for Nyo+.,
Pipe, or for digging. and to De left WITH ~
Chairman of the Com. on Water eEISS oS,.,,
mr0-tu
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Fire.


New York, April 6.-The Claremont
Hotel, on Fulton street, conducted by
]. r. Jones, was almost destroyed by
fire this morning. The premises of j..
NJ. Thorburn, on John street, were
slightly damaged by water:
The Dire on the corner OF broadway,
No. 23I, and Barclay streets, destroyed
an old building formerly known as
Bixby's Hotel, No. 229 Broadway, oc-
cupied by dealers in hardware, cloths,
cutlery. umbrellas, &c. Among the
heaviest losers are i. b, Wolfe q Co.,
$50. 600; Mounsille q Co., $1,000; Brown
q Co., amount unascertalnea, anu D. "a; a.
Hamilton, owner, $4,000. A4ltulIy IN
sured in the city companies.
Building 229, occupied by III. j: bang
as n hotel and restaurant, was also ue-
stroyed. His loss is 500, 900. Insured
$40 600. The building was owned by
Mr., McGregor, and valued at S4u.uOu.
II is said to be insured. The total loss
nv tbis fire is 500, 900. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from FUR
mace in the basement of the bnlldlngs.
Nubers 200 and 200 Broadway, were also
badly damaged by fire. Number 2O2
was almost entirely destroyed.
SECOND DIsPATcH,
Among the losses by the Fulton street
fire were George Richmond's poot ana
shoe store, $4,000. the half OF when
was insured; w. d. ondIp -tLtI !.
table maker, $25, 900, partially insured ;
Jas. Eustace, Jr.. clothier, 500 600. IN
sured; VIM. 81. Griffith, billiard table
maker, S25, 500, partially insured: These
parties occupied stores, Nos. LAG. l4s
and $50, Fulton street. The building
No. %, broadway, was also destroyed
and was occupied by Knapp 4 Shetten,
elotbiers and others. The Clarimont
Hotel in Fulton street, as has been pc, pc
fore stated. was destroyed. Iotai us
e5f0 mn Thelo by the Barclay street
are Is estimated at $500, 600 and may e exs
coed it. Hatfield Taylor loses s1a,VOu'
which is supposed to be insured.
y woman is missing and It IS sup Pos-
ed She lost her life. An old man n nam
ed Steinbock was found In one build,
ing almost dead and he was removed
to the hospital. There were other RE as
fnther up town this morning, out Oh no
particular consequence. 49,
New York, April e:aGold openeo at
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New YoRK. April e.-Gold opened at
12s and closed at 12T7z@l21Ss. s3asaf
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ChIeaso Nail Market.

pn1cEs-Are steady and unehanged. We
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Old I'D. Wheeling Brewery.

Bottled Ale and Beer.
WE ARE BoTTLING ALL THE ABOVE
w brands OF Ales, Porter and Lager Beer
which we are now ready to deliver TO dealers
and families.
Orders respectfully solicited.
JSO. THOSER & CO.
Opposite Wheeling Brewery.
tanS Wheeling w, Va
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