Old Sapper : ii. theTieldl
. ,
1
NEW HAT & CAP STORE•
Hiram IL Wager,
Takes this method to inform his old friends
and the public in general, that he has taken
a room in the new three story brick building,
of Mr. Daniel Keiper, in Hamilton street,
in the .Borough of Allentown, a ,few doors
west of Weiss's Watch and Jewelry Store,
where he has opened the new
PHILADELPHIA HAT STORE•
He has just received, a very large assort
anent of
Beaver, Caitor, and other Ilir Hata,
SO, a beautiful .assortment of fashionable
Silk Hats,-Caps-,-eic,-, - of all sizes, priFeiTind
qualities.
He flatters himself to say that he will
stand good for his Hats, that they will not
only retai the color but that they cannot
in point ofd bility be excelled.
4.11
Mr. Yae r trusts that through punctual
attendant to his business, and reasonable
prices, he 'll-lie able to obtain a liberal
share of patronage, for which he will ever
be thankful.
Dec. 7.
atti'l7
The undersigned give public notice, that
they have entered into Partnership, in the
Mercantile business on the Ist of October
last, and arc trading under the firm of Mertz
\ •(S , Landis. The establishment is opened in
the old stand', which has been rebuilt. They
have just received and are now opening a
very heavy stock of Goods.
ELIAS MERTZ,
BENJ. LANDIS,
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Nov. 8
New Mercantile Firm.
*Messrs. aleriz 6 4 P _Landis,
Respectfully inform their friends and the
public in general, that they have opened
their new establishment, in the new brick
building, one door next to Dr. Danowsky's
Apothecary and Drug Store, in Haniihon
street, in the Borough of Allentown, where
they are now unpacking a very large as
sortment of
DRY GOODS ,
Groceries i ntim
Qmens, GlaBss I .z ~ , 4\AVIN_:
and Earthenware, • which they will dis ,
pose of at the very Imes ricesLor exchange
them' for country produde.
They will sell all kinds of w
at least $1 cheaper' per yard, tl.l,
Satinetts, 25 cents, Calicoes 3 cL
yard, white red and yellow Flannels, 12, 2
cents per yard, handsome fine Ciinghams
and Muslin de Laines at 121 cents per
yard, other goods comparatively cheap.
Tho have both been in the mercantile bu
siness for a number of years, and are fully
satisfied that they have selected a stock of
goods as cheap if not cheaper than ever be
fore offered in Allentown, and are determin
ed to sell them at a very small advance.
They hope therefore that through strict at
tention to their business, they will be able
to draw a large share of public patronage
for which they will ever be thankful.
INov. 16
Look Here.'
All kinds of country produce taken in
chancre for goods, such as Clover seed and
Grain, Butter, Eggs, Lard, Tallow, Wax,
Soap, Hams, dried Apples, Cherries, Flax,
rags, carpets, wood, yarn, potatoes, fowls,
corn, &c. &c., for which we will pay the
highest market prices.
November 16
EDWARD BECK, Esq., Register of Lehigh
county, in account with the state of
Pennsylvania:—
The account stands charged with the fol
lowing sums, received as collateral inherit
ance tax for the year 1848, to wit :
1848. DR.
January 4.—From *the estate of
Abraham Kennel, -
April 19.—From the estate of Ja
cob Stonier,
April 'A.—From the estate ofJohn
George, -
- From the estate of Bar
bara Yandt, - - •
November 2.—From the estate of
Hester Knepply, -
18-18. . CP.
By commission on 4
,#, 310 03 .
Jan. 17:—Cash paid to the State
Treasurer, as per receipt,
April 27.—D0. do.
Nov. 17.—D0. do.
:MOS 50
Balance due Commonwealth - 153
Do., do. from last year, 44 33
Amount due Cornmonwealth, $ 4ti FEU
We, the undersigned, auditors of the
county of Lehigh, State of Pennsylvania,
having examined the account of Edward
Beck, Esy., Register, as above stated, do
certify that the above is correct.
Witness our hands, this 6th dny of Jun.,
one thousand eight hnndred and forty-Nine.
C. L. NEWHARD,
CHAS-111'17EL, .4turrs
JNO.K.CLIFTON
February 8.
• • ENGLISH ler, GERMAN
JOB PRINTING,
'Of every description, neatly executed at the
Office of the "Register."
11-6 m
MEM
Da iel Romig, Collector of Lower Ma
cungy, on account, of his duplicate, 1418 82
loefore
Adam German, Collector of Heidelberg,
in full of his duplicate, - • 370 OS
MERTZ & LANDES.
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Stephen Rex, Collector of Washington
township, on account of his duplicate, 335 00
Jacob Shirer, Collector of North White
hall, on account of his duplicate, 1060 00
George Miller, collector of South White
hall, on account of his duplicate, 1341 00
Jonas Mertz, Collector orLowhill town
ship, in full of his duplicate, 330 14
MERTZ & LANDIS.
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Amount of Taxes exonerated and since
received by Charles Colver, 1 02
Do. by Henry Miller, - • -
Do. by Daniel Mohr, , - 45
$34 4G
:30 13
112 57
25 27
2 Northampton Tsp
3 Hannover,
4 Salisbury,
5 Upper Milford,
6 Lower Macungy,
7 Upper Saucon,
8 'Upper Macungy,
9 Weissenburg,
10 Lynn,
11. Heidelberg,
12 Washington,
13 North Whitehall,
14 South Whitehall,
15 Lowhill,
107 60
$3lO 03
$l5 50
60 00
1:33 00
100 00
,
To Amountof Loans, remaining unpaid, on the Z $ 14, ~ 260 By Amount of Loans paid during the year 1848, $ 1,100 00
Ist of January, A. D. 1848. - - . a -• Taxes assessed for the year 1848, Z 2,220?
- .
. • . - remaining uncollected,
16 in the hands of the Treasurer, i
I
- .
January Ist, 1849. .
'
. 66
County. Deficit,
El. , ' 'We, the undersigned Auditors of the county of Lehigh, and state of Pennsylvania, do certify, that we have met and did
audit, settle and adjust the foregoing account of JoBlfllll. HANI3E. Esq., Treasurer of said county, commencing January ,1, 1848, and
ending December:ll, 1848, both days included. Thatsaid.account as above stated, is correct, and that we find a balance in the hands
of the said Joshua Hatise, Esq., Treasurer, of $7,781 05. . Witness our hands this sixth day of January, 1840.
rlpp roved January 31, 1849. . - C. L. NEWHARD, .
. •. - . CHARLES HITTEL, auditors.
.
PETER BREINIG, • - JOHN It. CLIFTON, .
J. LICHTENWALLNER, Commieiionere.
. • BENJAMIN BREINIG,, •ltteel—JESSE M. LINE, Clerk. . . • . .
February 8. . . -... t . • . • ..-, . . . •- . Ig--4w
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COUNTY STATEMENT.
The Account of JosnuA HANSE, Esq., Treasurer of the County of Lehigh, for the year commencing on
the Ist day of January 1848, and ending the 31st day of December, 1818.
RECEIPTS.
To amount received of Tilghman H.
Martin, Esq., as per report.of Auditors, $6,125 46
To amount received of David Stem, Esq.,
Juror fees, &e. - 60 00
TAXES of 1840.
Abraham Ziegenfuss, Collector of Salis
bury township, balance in full, Z 3 03
Peter Miller, Collector of Heide!burg
township, in full of his duplicate, 170 88
TAXES of 1847
Amos Bacher, Collector of Allentown,
balance in full, 450 71
Henry Miller, Collector of Salisbury,
balance in full of his duplicate, 185 08
Charles Colver, Collector of Hannover,
'balance in full, 188 85
Charles E. Roeder, Collector of Upperr
Milford, balance in full - - 413 07
Daniel Mohr, Collector of Lower Macun
gy, in full of his duplicate, 212 36
•
Samuel Misemer, Collector of Upper Ma
cungy, balance in full, Mpg 44
Jonathan Werly, Collector of Lowhill,
balance in full of his duplicate, 87 03
William Stein, Collector of Weissenburg, '
balance in full of his duplicate, - • 80 93
Charles Everitt, Collector of Lynn town
ship, balance in full, 139 52
TAXES of 1948.
Jesse M. Line, Collector of Allentown,
on account - of his duplicate, 700 00
•
Jonathan Trexler, Collector of Northamp
ton township, on account, 280 00
Israel Trexler, Collector of Hannover,
in full bf his duplicate, - 1190.05
John Flexer, Collector of Salisbury town
ship, on account of his duplicate, 874 00
Charles E. Roeder, Collector of Upper
Milford, on account of his duplicate, 1500 62
Philip Person, Collector of Upper Saucon,
in full of his duplicate, - - 1322 50
William Woodring, Collector of Upper
Alacungy, on account of his duplicate, 1093 17
Dennis Bachman, Collector of Weissen
burg, in full of his duplicate, 496 74
Reuben Ross; Collector of Lynn town
ship, on account of his duplicate, . 807 00
Districts.
1 Borough,'
Jesse M. Line,
Jonathan Trexler, •
Israel Trexler,
John Flexer,
Charles E. Rieder, 1 2872 37
Daniel Romig, 2558 90
Philip. Person, 1 2292 61
William Woodring, •, 2096 63
Dennis Bachman 1 784 44
Reuben Ross, 1537 12
Adam German, 1 560 90
Stephen Rex, 714 43
Jacob Shirer, 1 2036,28
George Miller, • • 12634 . '40
Jonas Meriz, 1 521 43
Financial Account of the County o Lehigh, on the firs
$21,873 '7O
Stateme
t of Taxed of Lehigh County for the Year 1848
COUNTY T
XES 0
Collectors
Quota.
2342 17
511 55
1 1989 02
11724 45
- $T4,242 50
By Cash paid for services to
64 SI Constables and Tip-staffs, 118
Clerk of the courts and commonwealth costs, 153
•
LOANS AND INTEREST.
By Cash paid amount of Loans to sundry persons,
By Cash paid for repairs at Jordan Bridge, at Allentown, 62
" 66 Shearer's, in S. Whitehall,-229
,a- —.----" near Holbea's, in Heidleburg, 25
61 41 German's in Heidelburg, 3
64 ' " Kern's - Mill, in N. Whitehall, 9.
IA ~ Ruchsville, in North do. 31
11, ". in Washington township, :3
4, 16 near Haas's, in Lynn township, 5
61 Apple's, in Salisbury township, 1
4, " Trout Creek, do. do. 3
44 ia Lehigh Bridge, in Macungy, 6
16 a, :near Berger's, in Up. S con, 72
. •
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL.
By Cash paid for a Perpetual Insurance of Court House 2 465
and Jail, • - -
44 for support of Prisoners, &c., in Jail, -
for repairs at the Jail, - •
al al at the Court House,
for scrubbing Gault House,
By Cash paid to the Assessors, for making assessments, &c.
By Cash paid to Judges, Inspectors, Clerks, Assessois and
Constables, for their attendance at the
several elections, -
By Cash paid to Justices, Coroner, &c., for holding Inquisitions.
By Cash paid on Warrants drawn by the Directors of the 1-300 f,
ABATEMENT ON COMMISSIONS. •
By Cash paid Abatements, to wit :—Borough of Allentown, 72 t i
46 `•-
North Whitehall tsp. 144 ' 1.4
66 46 Upper Saucon, - 161 31
44 66 Hanover, - - 68 03
~ ~ South Whitehall, 191 .49
64 66 Lower Macungy, - 182 83
66 66 Weissenburg, '- 48 '29
~ . Upper Milford, - 154 00
•
~ 46 Salisburg, - 109 98
Heidleburg, - 81 93
66 44 .
LOWllill, - - 31 67
Upper Macungy, 129 81
~ Lynn, - - 98 32
~ Up. Saucon, in 1848, 155 67
64'
66 Hanover, .... 90 81
PUBLIC PRINTING, STATIONARY AND BINDING
By Cash paid to Rafferty and Hannum, for Printing,
James W. Wilson, 46
44 Guth, Young and Trexler, "
46 Gross and Keiper, ~
41 Augustus L. Ruhe, 66
44 Blumer and Bush, ~
'"• Blumer and Bush, for Stationary,
46 John Oerter, for Book Binding,
46 Henry Hammon, for Deed Docket,
. •
By Cash paid Collectors and others for Taxes overpaid,
By Cash paid for, Red Fox Scalps,
MISCELLANIOUS EXPENDITURES.
By Cash paid to Joseph Lehr, for bawling coal, 8 00
66 -Postage to April 1848, and for Charcoal, 453
16 Solomon Gangewer, for Lumber, - -74 72
66 Selfridge and Wilson, for Coal. - 31 50
•' Water permits for Courthouse and Jail, 25 00
66 James El. Bush, for repairing Stoves, 3 77
66 Edwin Butz, for bawling corps to grave yard, - 75
Pretz, Kern and Co. for Merchandise, 84 42
R. E. Wright, Professional services, 5 00
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, AUDITORS AND CLERK
By Cash paid Commissioners, for salary,
66 Salary of county Com Missioner's clerk,
Salary of county Auditors, - . -
COUNTY TREASURERS COMMISSION
On Receivings 21,873 70
On Paying 13,736 6t . ) together $ 35,610 25, at 1 per cent.
Balance in the hands of the Treasurei, January 1, 1849, 7,781 05
A't paid. Corn's.
1594 72
459 72
1861 18 - °*97 95
1460 51
2469 38 .
2346 061
2 66 2147 00 113 00 ,
1878 76
75 723 901 38 90
1378 93
4 94 535 351 28 17
589 46
1780 891
2311 00
494 08 26 00
Loss
EEO
33 19
lEMM
3 20
1 95
EXP'Esi•DITCRES.
Grand Jurors,
Petit Jurors,
Court Crier,
Interest,
REPAIRS OF BRIDGES
ASSESSORS
ELECTIONS
INQUISITIONS
POOR HOUSE
TAX FUND
Fox SCALPS
SPAT
Due
IM!
Duplicate
1,288 07
1,307 93
1,168 73
1,067 30
1,794 48
1,557 13
1,347 79
1,281 92
480 12
914 11
359 84
475 72
1,263 45
1,615 60
315 99
747.45
51 83
1 94
263 94
402 99
212 84
1 59
.tI7 87
2 70
168 19
4 60
127 97
255 39
323 40
EEO
day of January, 1849.
$ 264
991
- 58
$1,586 64
1100 00
774 93
1,874 93
210
167
135
17
12
70
01
50
4,500 00
1,720 b 0
98 50
113 50
•25 00
81 25
100 00
101 50
105 35
N o
-13 00
040 35
237 69
209 25
150 00
53 00
359 25
:356 10
$ 21,8'73 '7O
1333
8 OP 1848.
A't paid.
700 00
280 00
1099 25
874 00
1506 62
1418 82
1266 83
1093 17
451 87
807 00
340 02
335 001
1060 00.
1341 001
298 211
Corn's. 1 Loss
588 07
27 90
57 85 18 57
263 94
287 86
138 31
66 67'15 88
'MEM
17 89 ! 6 53
140 72
203 45
274 60
15 68 i 4 55
7,781 05
3,140 74
$ f 4,242 50
California, Gold.
. - REMOV.dL OF THE.
.7rE IP PORK STORE.
The subscribers respectfully announce to
the citizens . of Allentown and the surround
ing-country, that they have again removed
to their "old stand" a it%rdtv below Ha
genbuch's Hotel, in Hamilton street, where
they will be happy to supply their old cus
tomers together with Thousands of new
ones, with all that js good and cheap. It is
useless to say that WAGNER & HUBER have
on hand, goods of every description, style
and quality, also Groceries,Queensware,&c.
In fact they have every article. on hand that
appertains to the business, all of which they
will sell 25 per' cent lower than any other
Store in Allentown:_
WAGNER & FIUBER.
Allentown, Dec. 21. *--4w
etlf - 111 MIA• TL' II I
.2 Competitor in Selling CHESP Goods.
It is admitted by all, that we have out
stripped every house in 4 , these diggins" in
the way of *sellirrg cheap goods. We now
offer a reward of $l,OOO for the person that
can be produced; within a scopc,..of a days
journey, who is able to sell as cheap as we do.
454 89
Wagner &Huber,
Have the pleasure of exhibiting the first
arrival of Fall and Winter Goods, which
is much handsomer, larger and cheaper than
any stock ever before opened in this place.
Owing to the great decline of Goods in the
eastern chies, they are selling many articles
one fourth less than before.
995 03
Come from the Ea . 34- the West, the North
and the South, to the Emporium
of great Bargains ! ! !
399 63
"A penny saved is a penny earned." We
are determined to sell more good; for the
san a amount of money, than .any other es
tablishment in town. Should any doubt the
fact, we invite them to call, and if they do
not find things, as stated, we will pay them
their lost time, and let them slope.
797 35
100 21
Theirstoclt consists of a general assortment of
Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Children's
Dress Goods, of every descriptor!, among
which may be found all the latest styles of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
black, mode colored, stripped, plain, Chame
leon and satin - stripped dress Silks, brillian
tine, lustre, satin stripped modonna cloths,
figured delisle, brocades, gala plaids, tibbet
cloth, patomatas, black, brown and mode col
ored French morinoes, mohair plaids, bar
rel!, corded, figured, satin stripped, mode
colored and black alpaccas, as low as 121
cents a yard, cashmeres and muslin de
laines, from 121 to 621 cents a yard.
Pink, blue, white and black bonnet silks
and satins, with a large stock of beautiful
French gintrhams, English chii tees and ca
licoes. Calicoes as row as 4 cents, and such
as heretofoae sold for 121, for 6 and 8 cents,
and 18'2 cent calico at 121, also a beautiful
4 quarter calico at 10.
200 Shawls of every style and quality,
black and mode colored tibbet, silk fringe,
terkerrian blanket, long shawls, black silk
crape, Inc lajnes, black and mode colored
cloth, and other fans• shawls.
Cloths and Cassimeres,
The cheapest in town, of every descrip
tion color and quality, (i quarter brown cloth
from $ 1 to sts per yard, Cassimeres, plain
and fancy, at reduced prices, Satinets and
Jeans, at any price asked for, Cloaking and.
Cloak-linings, Tassels, &c. 10 dozen Um
brellas from 50 cents to $ 2,00.
WAGNER & HUBER.
Dec. 21. ill--4w
EMI
13 52
Groceries iii•Queensware.
A reduction in
ogtirrr GROCERIES. 'z . ;
Amt. ce .
Rio Coffer
at 10 cents a pound, and ;is low us 64- cents.
Sugars, Tons, and all other kinds of thoce
ries they will sell cheaper than ever before
offered in.this place.
Butter, Eggs, Lard, and all other kinds
of country produce, will be taken in exchange
for which the highest price will be paid.
WAGNER & HUBER.
Dec. 21. •¶-4w
Winter Clothino
FOR DIET AND BOYS.
AT GEORGE CULIN'S,
Southeast corner of Second and Market Strs
PHILADELPHIA.
Gentlemen visiting the city, and wishing
to supply themselves with Cheap and Fash
ionable Winter Clothing, will find a large,
complete and choice assortment of
Due
....4angtep Coats, Cloaks, Business Coats,
Dress and Frock Coats, Boys Coats
in great variety, made of .thneri
en,/ English French Cloths.
188 75
ALSO—Pantaloons for men and Boys
made of Cassimeies, Doe Skins, Satinetts,
&c., &c.,—Vests for men andlloys of Silk,
Satin, Velvet, Cloth and Cashmere. Also,
Shirts, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, &c., at the
lowest possible prices for CASH. Remem
ber, we will sell as cheap o's any Clothing
Establishment in the United States.
GEORGE CULIN
Southeast corner of Second and Market
Streets Philadelphia.
11-Iy.
107 11
Sept. 21
Mrs. Matilda Heckman.
Respectfully informs the citizens ofAllen
town, that, she has again established her
self oppqgte the Academy, where she will
always litrep on hand'
_Fresh Ilread,
Pound, Rotation 4-. all other
. kind of Cakes.
She will else bake - and make up Bread
and Pies to order, and hives that a feeling
community will extend to her their former
patronage.
Allentown, June 27, 1848. 1 11-43 w •
==:=!;71 . rm!!!!!!
NeAkt'AiiottMegry-Stoke .- -
.;. IN i'LLEPITOWNov:&•I4( ;It
Dt WILLIAM F. DANOWSKTi
Takes this method to inform his friends,
and dig' public in general, that he now oc
cupies his new building, a few doors east of
Hagenbuch's Hotel, and has again opened
a very large and splendid
Apothecary and Drug Store.
His building the public will remember is
one door east of Mertz's Store, in Hamilton
street in the Borough of Allentown.
As the whole of his'stock ofDrugs, Medi
cines and Fixtures, besides House and Fur
niture, hare been destroyed by the devour
ing elements on the Ist of June last--mad
it - necessary
stock of
im to lay in an entire new
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
- ,
all of which he can warrant' to be
1,i .4
11, genuine, and of the best quality.
All kinds of Medicinal preparations, such
as Balsam de Malta, Gold Tincture, Pills,
Hors'e-powders &c. &c., put up in suitable
forms for the convenience of Ins customers.
He also keeps an assortment of Surgical
Instruments, Trusses, Paint Oil, &c.,
all of
which he will sell lower than ever before
offered in this place.
He also keeps an assortment of hanging
and counter Lamps, Lamp glasses, all kinds
of fashionable Perfumeries, such as Oil of
Rose, Millfleuer, Burgamot, &c.; Hair 'oils,
of different kinds; Fancy-and Shaving Soap ;
Letter Soap ; Hair and Tooth Brushes ;
Tooth Powder, and a large assortment of
Fancy Articles, all of which will be sold at
the very lowest cash prices.
He invites Physicians, Country merch
ants and others, to give him a call at his new
establishment, and examine. his stock of
Drugs and Medicines, and he can assure
them that they are not only all fresh and
newly selected with the greatest care, but
that he is also able to sell them at least 30 per
cent cheaper than ever before offered in Al
lentown.
Thankful for the many favors he has re
ceived before the fire, he trusts that a gen
erous public will not forget to continue their
patronage freely, in order that he may be
able to make up the heavy loss, that he has
sustained bythe fire on the Ist of June.
November 9. ig--.2w
Dr. William F. Danowsky,
Returns his thanks to his friends forithe
confidence reposed in him, and at'the same
time offers his professional services by day
or night. In chronic diseases, he relies upon
his fame. In midwifery he prides himself
to say, that he never attended a case with
fatal results. He treats without mercury,
and can say, that no.case of salivation can
be proven, in a practice of twelve years in
Lehigh county
November 9.
Bank Note tisi.
(Corrected Weekly from Bicknell's, Van Courea anti
Thompson's Detector.)
Mechanics bank of
Newark • i•
Mechanics bank at
Burlington par
Mechanics & Man
ufacturers bank par
Newark banking &
• Ins. Company
New Hope & Dela
ware Br. Comp. failed
Orange hank
Peoples bank
Plainfield bank 50
• Princeton bank par .
Salem banking Co. par
State bank At Eliza
' bethtown, Newark,
Camden,N. Bruns
wick, • Morristown ,par
Sussex bank 1
Union bank
Trenton bank. co. par -
Yardlezeille bridge
company 26
! DELA WARE.
I The Banks of the state
''of Delaware are all at.
; par.
Bk of N America par
Bk of Pennsylv. par
Bank of Commerce
late Moyamensing par
Bk of N Liberties par
Blc of Penn Towns. par
Farmers'& Mechan.par
Kensington par
Maim!: & Meehan par
Mechanics par
Girard par
Philadelphia par
Schuylkill - pat
Southwark par
Western par
Commercial Bank
of Pennsylv. par
Bk of the U States 25
COUNTRY BANKS.
Bk of Chambersburg 1
Bk of Gettysburg 1
.Bk of Pittsburg
Bk of Susq. County 5
Bk of Chester Co. par
Bk of Germantown par
Bk of Lewistown failed
Bk of Delaware Co. par
Bk of Middletown 1
13k olMontg. Co. par
Bk ofNorthumberlipar
Columbia Bank &
NEW YORK.
New York City hks 5
Chelsea bank
Clinton bank 60
Commercial bank 10
Lafayette bank 50
Washington bank 70
COUNTRY BAY KR.
Bridge Comp. par
Carlisle Bank 1
Doylestown Bank par
Easton Bank par
Exchange Bank g
Erie Bank 35
Farmers & Drovers
Bank
Franklin Bank
Allegliany county
bank 70
Bank of America 35
do of Commerce 40
do of Brockport 35 '
do of Lodi 25
do of.Olean ; 35'
do of Tbnatranda s(i
do of Lyons 26 •
do of Western •
New York 30
Bing,haaripton bank 40 '
Canal bank • . 2 '
Cattarangus county
bank 35
' Erie county bahlr, 50
Farmers & Drovers
bank 5.
Farmers bank of Se-,
neca county 30
' Hamilton batik . • 30
; Lewis county . bank 'so
Mechanics bank at 40
Buffalo 45
Merchants bank at
Buffalo •
Millets bank of Ne 7
' York 10-'
Oswego hank 29 , •
' Phenix bank 35 •
Staten Island bank 50-
State bank ofN Y 80
St. Lawrence bank 75:
Union bank 25 ;
United states bank 30 •
N. York bank. Co. 70 7
Tenth Wark bank, 25
Whitc Plains bank -
0:1.4/1 other bankspot
mentioned in the aboye
list are 'from '1 to 2pci;
eent'dlspount. 4
mks marked
by the brokers: '' • '
Fanny rs Ban k of
Bucks County par
Fanners Bank of
Lanitaster par
Farmers Bank of
Reading par
Farmers' Bank of
Schuylkill co. par
Harrisburg Bank
Honesdale Bank I
Lancastet Bank par
Lancaster Co. Bank par
Lebanon Bank
Lehigh Co. Bank 50
Lehigh Navigation
Co. Script. 10
Miners 'Brink of
Pottsville par
Merchants & Manaf...
Bank, Pittsburg.
Monongahela Bank,
7
Taylonsville Del.
Bridge Company, 50
West Branch Bank,
Wyoming Bank, 1
York Bank, , • 1
NEW.JERSEY.
Belvidere Bank
Burlington County
Bank • par
Commercial Bank D
CAmberland Dank par!
Farmers Bank part
Farmers & Mechan-
ics Bank, Rahway
Partners & Merchants
Bank, Mid. Point, ,
Morris County lank •
(6 The notes on alai
(—) are not purchased
r 2
I 1
11-13tv
10