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NyXCUiNGE HOTEL.
-

NJ hACHNNGE PtNCE BNLTTWUKE.
The subscriber respectfully announces his friends
and the Buhlic, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMANS interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishments
The Hotel s located convenient to all the prucipa
. STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every nducemea for comfort. The
rooms arc large and airy and furnished ia style not
surpassed by aay similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management Of First Class Hotel, he 1atters him.
self that every department Of the establishment viii
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with call. Gd2 III JOHN WEST.
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SIGNS SIGNSu SlGNS!!!
GIGNS FOR TIE TTMEs-CHEAPEH
y THAN THE CHEAPEST. sign PAINTING
in all its varieties, viz Gilt, Ornamental Trit,,Spa
ent, and Plain, designed ami executed in a superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction
TRANSPARENCtES Of every desc ription furnished
n the shortest notice. All orders addressed 10 VIII
LIAM PELII, No. 10 Exchange Place few dnnrs
East Of South ST., (over Mr. Scoti's Intelligence Or
hcG,) VIII nretW prompt attention. in w
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GNHENEIL BOAS. just received beautiful
" assortment of Boas for the Neck, with variety
of fine Warstsd Comforts. | also have on hand a
large assortment of WUrsted Goats oil every d.serip
lion for Ckildren. Cal! at J. NJ HhIG'S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street
JAZZ fri 4 doors above Sc4lb
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BEDS. BEDS. BED.o.,.
yytIOR ETAIIyS,R sSEsS ,

BEDS. BEDsom BED,o!
SUPERIOR Feather BEDS, to he had
- at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new MOI "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Hlsk, Moss
Manila. Palm Leaf, W0Ol, Cotton and St'aw MAT
THESES and PALLIASSES, made in the hest
and of the best Ticking, at the toUest prices
UPHOi. STEERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag in
large small quantities. Hotels. Boarding houses,
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Curei hair Mattresses removal
ed at the shortest notice. For good articles call the
f;ivorite Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
zine House, South Calvert street.
n26 If WILLIAM p. SPENCER.
4tAitD no THE l. tIis1s. Jnsl received u,
u the latest arrivals from Paris, via New York, a
choice and extensive variety Of KID GLOVES, ol
very supe ior quality and at unusually low prices.
Ladies are invited to call they will he opened thi>
day. p. A. NICkERSON. So Howard street,
jal6lm one door from Lexington st.
HRAyATS, SUSPENDEES, &c. Just re
" ceived from New York, an extensive and well
selected assortment of gent emGn's Cravats, Neck
ties and Gum SuSpenders, OF superior quality, and
every variety of patern AZ the lowest cash prices.
ja2t.lw z A. NICKER SON, 81 Ito" ard-st.
y Just received and for sale by
FRED'K FlCKEY & SONS,
ia4 800 Baltimore street
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MERVCAN REpU I.iCAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

AnIERVCAN LlCAN
HEAD QUARTERS,
LITE MILITARY RAIL, N. G.7Y STREET.
rHyIIE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in.
ferns the citizens Of Baltimore and vicinity that,
IN conformity with puhIic opiRnn he has changed the
uarue of his esablishm, Mt TO the 'tAMERlCAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
such ones as may desire to avail themselves Of a
comfortable place Of resort The Bar will be, as
usual. supplied with the choicest WINES and al
QUORS. and all the Decaces of the season will he
served M, as heretofore, ut the best style.
G,y.1he BOWLING SALOONS, attached 10 the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win.
ter season where gentlemen can anuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without moesiation and at
The smallest exDense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
HlS3N Late Military Hail, n. Gav-si.
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"ALLEBAsFS MEDlCiNE5.7

"ALLEBASPS MEDICINES"
FENHE IL above Medci.es having been thoroughly
H. tested, and become highly popular throughout
the greater part of our own, and to considerable ex-
tent IN other countries Offered the citi-
zens of Ba!timorf, with eHtire condolences and the
proprietor socits for them trial, for which purpose
each agent is furnished with an extra supply 10 &c.
comIno9dte all, large number of agents have been
enlisted, and furnished with chest. containing
"THE BLACK, (OR ALLEBASi'S SALVE.u
"ALLEBASi'S HEALTH PILLS,'
"ALLEBASl'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASI's POOR MANS PLASTER"
"ALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets for
general Distribution, setting forth the OF the Mcdi-
zines, amt containing testimonials from highly re
spected individuals to their value.
They are prepared by Lyman w. Gilbert, Of New
York proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON,
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore and Hanover-sts.
EpOiRDFXG. The advertiser has Il large and
Nd comfortable front room in the third story; also a
large back room on the second floor OF the front build
ing-either of which would suit gentleman aud hi,
lady, several young gentlemen, aud can he had on
moderate terms Apply at
ja23lw No. "a SOUTH LIBERrY-ST
y0HN c. HULi.AND,
P.4PERH.8NG Err md UPHOLSTERER.
NO. a. Gay street, near The shot Tower,
FL AS constantly in store Il General assortment Of
n q Paper Hdnglngs. Window shades,
Borders. Fancy Blinds
Fire Board Prints, Table Oil Cloths,
Ncmitian blinds, Door Mats,
Glass, Brass and Ma W0rSted Cords and Tas-
hocanv Knobs, sells, Sc &c.
Curtain Pins, Table Covers sc. &c.
All for sale on the most accommodating terms.
ia27
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ne RECEIVED THIS DAY-A large
MTA stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
Is-S "a finest Workmanship and for quality cannot be
As.>-ss surpassed. Received direct from friend in
Eu'ope, who has selected them with great carc.-
These in want of a good Watch are Respectfully in
sitea to examine them at my store.
GABRIEL. d. CLARK'S, No. Water-st.,
dc Frouiing Cheanside Ralt
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hobrs Hofu OF Pfau Tic mas All entlre new prepare
ton, that will cure it in few minutes without pain
or Inconvenience so that il may afterwards be filed
and rendered valuable tooth for life, thereby olivia.
ing the pain and danger of having it extracted. Il il
certainly one Of the greatest discoveries of the day
and never fails Of having the desired effect
Or. =. has also an article for filling teeth that are
much decayed, which will do away with that disa-
greeabe taste aud sme they invariably give, and req
der them valuable and durable. Also, FLEEING, Plug
gng, Regulating rpmedyng the inequalities OF chill
dten's teeth, and inserting Artificial Teeth, from oas
to a full set, in the most approved manner and AT
prices that cannot fail TO please DR.. s. does aim
10 be the cheapest dentist in the city, but his prices
shall he as low ms possible, and have the Operations
faithfully and duraby performed, which he warrants
in all cases.
Q15- Price for curing Too;hachc % cents; do. for
filing, from so cents to 81. Teeth extracted for 2s
cents, by new and improved instruments, which af
ford the least possible pain. a29-S
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in part
Fine and superior TEAS, from 80 cts. to 81 pound
Old Java, Rin, Padang, Lagnayra COffees S to l25c
Super Brown and Loaf SUGAR, fiom S 10 l2t cts
Sperm and Lard OILS, fran so to SLIP
RICE cls Rozin Bar SOAP land every thing
cheap in proportion.
th3 Goods delivered free OF charge! ia3g
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UgiRSDS'S SPOOL COTTON. 500 dozen
ID Parsons hest quality SPOOL COTTON, FROM
No. l2 10 100. Just received AT
jazz bOVEJOi'S, No. 1913 Baltimore-st.
vHTO0LLEN YARNS & ZEPHYR WORS-
Wv TEnS. AMOS LUNEJON, No. l23 Ralii-
street. has the best assortment of Woollen Yarns
and Eeuhyr WorstGds in the market. Also, a large
stock OF Hosiery. Gloves, Under Shirts and Drawers
selling of nj reduced prices. ja22
YElCu BONNET ribbons, only 1871 cents
H@, per yd. and other FANCY GOODS selling off
al cast at HAYWARDS, No. 25 Howard ST. :,
ia20 3d do from Fayette street
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WA ODh BLACK CtsstNI siit Hes. 10 pieces
w Wool black Cassimercs aid Doeskiu CASH
meres Just received, ranging in price from 81 S5
per ard. Purchasers viii find il 10 their advantag,
u examine them; they were bought n bargain and
mast he sold immediately. Also, 900 dozen colored
SPOOL COTTON; best quality.
BEALE IL. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 2l3 Baltimore street,
jar tARl 3doors below Charles.
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EhrrER MACS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Premiership Albert. l0lh Feb.
FOR kingston Janl.--Bng VIM Price soon
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Miscellaneous Record.

The sch JoHy GRANT which left Buffalo for Cleveland on
sn ,sa h IN
hoss S . and he s
their perious situation.
St Andrew from Glasgow for Montreal, Nth u lat 49, long
Pen1 North Yam.ash I'm Trinidad for wiscas.e, 9th
Foreign Ports.
%:% i; $ SIS:
' 5 zss."f dis sss X knS for
sail day for Porto Rico; Justna for Baltimore sailed
QurBEc, April 2s-Cld, Junior, Martin, London.
Lake Ports.
A. :s eSs sss I'D Te1ss .
x s.
'fS Tolso nsss
D DHrs3ll' D''y Lowry Port D0vsF' Lucinda Bs'0~ Yer
Home Ports.
BEIyA,5 April 2-sld Mary Fanow, Warren Frankfort to
CID Napoleon, Wn:ow' Havana. May AZ Blanchard ssf
Pey Wave osa '' SyoIi Cd ha'ty
bsa Sd Colby s .apas.:.
fs5s Ssse's s' f az S.
liar Rockwell Brard Boston; Amelia, trsbee, Norfolk
BosroS, May s-An Concord Lord New Orleans; Cycops
steering s. sso ar cones kiIbom Richmond; Aid stod
sard Batimore Caroline. Pratt Phadephs TeegTaphed
Monta Powers St Jayo, Cuba Sarah Williams, Thompson
l' '"is " Fade
Taylor Bsmors; Anna Rsynods Mst,hsw.' Emery Rch
Adams Norfolk; Louisa, Otis Albany Telemachus, and Bos
RICHMOND, May 2-Below Wessacumcon and Jas Gray-Ar
Elmira Rogers, NYork-Sd Gauges, Salem; iona VAIN
wright, NYork
WnAfrrGroN May 2r Granite, Hopkins; Clarion. Lee
land; Frances Stuart and Jones' NYok. Cid l. Smith,
Eis Alac Purne and Jonas Smith, NYork Jane Yates,
Barbados
er, Leslie Cuba; Andrew Gray, Dukehar Nassau Mp The
James Power, FIN NYork had just Cid Brown, West
brook WIndies Sid Kingston Stephens Liverpool Also
Catharine, Berry NYork
SAVANNAH April so-sd Clyde Liverpool; Columbia, Pro-
violence.
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and District at the date Of tho latest returns compared
with previous oncs, to exhibit the movement for
tho same season in each year, possible The
banks OF Ohio, South Carolina and Louisiana vary but
tribe in their movements from month to another
The reports Of the Bank Of Missouri and Branches of
virginia and branches, of New Jersey and of Massachu
sets, not made sufficiently often to allow us to udro
Of the influence political question upon their move
mens The banks Of this city expand and contract their
operations very suddenly and largely whenever occa
SION requires They do not submit to any gradual
change Tor the purpose of conforming to the cir.
cumstances of the times. From January to August
is4s, the banks of this city increased their loans
from $2e.579oss to $a6,ss2,ll5 an increase of &c..
9os,o27. Since ls4s, there has been no decrease
from ono quarter to another in the business of our
city banks but on the contrary steady increase in dis
counts and deposits 1t to DO the policy Of the
bankers OF this city to make it much the focus of all
financial operations as it is Of commercial and control
ling power must eventually from this point that
will regulate oil the banking business Of the country
Operators in every section of the States wishing to en-
gage in any speculation concentrate their funds in this
city as the benefits and facilities so doing are realized
at any point the operators may require the use Of ex.
changes.
The increase in the deposits Of our city banks and the
recent symptoms Of speculative in some Of
our staples sufficient to induce think that there
has been concentration of capital here for the purpose
promoting operations in these things beyond the usual
demand for consumption. Tho accumulations Of de-
posites indicates increase Of carry out any
commercial operations that may arise and we should
judge that the Spectators Of this market were in better
position to corner staple production of the country
than in any previous quarter The foreign trade of this
port since the first Of january has fallen off very much
compared with the corresponding period last year. The
demand for banking facilities must therefore have been
less from the class Of merchants engaged in that trade
It is opinion that the banks Of this city extending
their facilities greater surface than heretofore
usual Instead Of combining their favors to the business
of their location, they spreading them over the
country, and similar to the Bank of England, coming
into competition with the provincial banks
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MONEY MARKET.

The stock market il IN very strange position, and
SEQ no prospect Of an immediate change The condition
of foreign relations n considered Of very little i'm
porance by the organs Of the speculative cques
but the great Of those engaged in commercial
raons look upon the position Of affairs with Great
Britain and Mexico with much doubt and many misgiv
ings There is doubt but that the existing state of
commercial matters generally is principally caused by
the agitation of the Oregon question and the progress Of
annexation 1t is possible difficulties may grow out Of
these things full alarming anticipated and the first
movement made to disturb the peace western world
will without doubt be made by the Mexican government
The probability Of any rupture with Great Britain upon
the Oregon question has been very slight, but the
possibility weak it has been heretofore has been
still further reduced by the advices from Washington
This and all other direct difficulties may have with
Great Britain will without doubt BIO amicably arranged
by negotiation mediation but the government of Mexi
is very different power to deal with A govern
men the Of which to carry war are limit
ed and its strength almost contemplate, would be little
disposed to declare against powerful nation,
less influenced by agent having vast interest at
stake in promoting hostilities 1t cannot be fer
ment doubted but that our commercial marine have
every thing fear from the dopredatons Of the Mexi
cans before government may be officially apprisod Of
their movements The session of Congress about being
held nTexas In relation to annexaonw settle the
ton and decide nt whether to have war
not. 1t is stated that Of Marine Insurance
Companies have inserted the clause in their
policies, but learn that it il not Such movement
would at this time be very injudicious and create
alarm that would do great deal of HARM Tho stock
market il already unavoraby affected by the public
feeling in relation to this thing and must continue until
these questions are settled Government and State
stocks have for the past month boon gradually but stead
ly declining.
We annex comparative table, showing the closing
prices for stocks for the week ending the Goth ult and
prices for each day of the week just closed Quotations
the close ofthe market yesterday many
instances several por cent below those ruling at the
end of the previous week.
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HAvASA, April l9-Ale light and brisk, Eng doz. o.
Almonds, sheled sweet a. IL; Beans white and rod ar
g. Beef No prime and mess, Dbl, .; Jerked, Brazil
and Mont, ar, u; do, New York and Boston, do / D.
do, Campcachy, do, |; smoked, al, 4; Butter Amcr
yellow, do, az European, do, 10; Candles mould
do, II 4; Sperm do 80 Cheese American do 10; Dutch
round patcgas do 10 s. Cider doz, 2; Cinnamon H.
a Cloves, do, q Cocoa, Caracas fan, IL; Quay aqu
99 Goldfish, so lbs box, 4; in hhds a. 40; Corn In
more Dbl, III do New Orleans do Ia do Spanish do 10
Hams, European al, 10; do American eastern and
orIcons do 1O Mornings, smoked box, 4; Lard, Amer
,SAn eastern and New Orleans a. IL 4; Mackerc No. o.
DOL - On salad French, doz, .; do Spanish, half ar
~ so AT :; Onions 100 bun I; Pepper black
Dbl IA do Clear do, 10 q do in boxes New Orleans and
rh,'adeiphla 4; Porter London dor 3 .; Potatoes
Dbl, u Kaisins Malaga, box, q Rice ar o. -
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The increase in the discounts of these thirteen banks
is little more than fifteen hundred thousand dollars
while the increase in deposits have been nearly twenty
eight hundred thousand dollars. morning paper has
in attempting to give comparative statement Of all but
two Of the city banks for February and May, been
compelled, and to swell the list-for the want Of
official rcturns--to make the February and May
reports for several banks precisely alike. II IL
impossible to give correct statement in this way,
and tho result will be much different from that reported
by the publication referred to. We have given above
the official reports Of the largest banks in the city, which
only show increase in discounts Of 81 $50 SOL and
infer from this that the reports Of the remaining eleven
being mostly the smaller banks, will not more than
double this increase Even this increase much great
er than anticipated and satisfies that the banks this
city have determined upon gradual expansion in all
departments We annex table showing the movements
OF the banks OF this city since January 1885,
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Ebeneza A. King invited TO attend his funeral at
his late residence Of Greenwich and Gourand
streets, This Monday Afternoon, at O'Clock without
further invitation His remains will be removed to
Greenwood Cemetery for intermcnt.
0g-The funeral of Mr.. WILLIAM ALpyns will take
place at the Tabernacle, Tuesday morning. at o o.
clock instead of the Philharmonic Socetys rooms at 10
o'clock, as before announced.
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots In limited demand and sell az wanted
at s. Pearls steady at - So There is very little
doing in either description.
BEEswAI-Prime Yellow is held at 3oc. Tho demand
is very moderate.
CorroN-Thc market remains without change. but
prices somewhat easier for the buyer in the few par
cells taken. The sales to-day amount to 600 bales
Since the departure of the steamer the LIST instant the
transactions have been small We continue quota.
tiOna -
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comparison of prices current yesterday, and the
goth ut, shows decline in Long Island Of por CONT
Mohawk, It; Harlem, al Canton III Farmers Loan, 4;
Norwich and Worcester l; Ohio cs Il Pennsylvania SIS
Iii stonington Il; vicksburg, I. Morris Canal. The
only stock in the list that has improved any time within
the week, is the Reading Railroad
The May returns Of the city banks, far oficialy
made public, show increase in all the departments
We annex the reports Of thirteen banks =
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Passengers Arrived.

BoRpEAux-Bargue Arehusa--T II Peters, Philadelphia
CHARLEsroN-Ship Sutton-Mr Emmons lady, . chill
dTsT and sssysr; Mrs Galloway and child Mrs bod Mrs
age. - -
DEMARARA-B Brig Antartc-Joseph Baum Esq. Captain VIM
Norwich, CT ' "
HAyAsA-Schr Deborah Hitter J Sherman.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 5.


Arrived.
ship Sutton Galloway days from Charleston with cotton
to q Sutton. IT. 800 ''
barque Arethlsa Baxter days from Bordeaux with mdse
70 a begodn: Lett no Am vessels -
Brig Anartc, Thompson, II days from Demarara with mdse
TO master. y - ~ e
=, Br brig James Hay Isaac 10 days from Sierra Leone with
~ tons camwood ck oil 265 hides coffee 6 bgs
ginger 1000 lbs pepper bags Nevius Som
gsr Havens co-200 do moasses e Smith. ~ w.
br brig Princess Royal Belcher Lyepoo
oO0 sacks l28 tons salt to Barclay 4 Livingston March 49, a
49, lon 49, passed Taleyrand standing f. i6h immense
quantities OF ce=has had light winds from lon 50 W.
Scr Deborah Rolling days from Havana, with G0 hhds 10
ties 20 bis molasses De Zaldo. ~
Schr Raleigh, Trip days from Washington, NC with ma
val stores, to Smith Taylor. -
Schr Wing, Houseman, days from Virginia. with oysters
schr Henry Chase, s.eemsn, days from Richmond.
Schr Ellicou days from Philadelphia.
SchT Ihsddeus, Hudson, days om Baltimore, with coal
schr America, 2days from Philadelphia.
Schr Michigan Terry 5 days from Baltimore with mdse to
master.
Schr Rochester Clark days from Baltimore with mdsc
Briggs. ~ ' "
,schr Rob Roy Avery, days from Philadelphia, bound to
Schr Eliza Williams Post days from Philadelphia
Below.
One ship and one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Duncan. Daggett IGlasgow; Hogarth Pendleton
Charleston; barque Paulne Pane Oporo; brig Carrier Bee
cher arseiles; LOren Knight, Ponce; Ellis, Mills Kings
Georgiana Davis; Cordea Hatch, America Montego
Bay; Marcellus, Grenada.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIor.

Stock 60 600 bales. Sales for the week 6OOO bales =
Freghts-To Liverpool dull at farthng; to Havre,
dull at thre ebuartcrs cent
HAr-Common qualities of North River balc We ouote
at IS 40c The demand Ia principally for shipment
ToBAccoThc demand for this article is fair and sales
Of kentucky have been made at 2c for common and &c
for prime Manufactured ia active and sales have been
made at &c for Cavendish and other kinds Stock in the
Inspec ton Warehouse tha LET insfant - -
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sales of stocks At BOeto

Il Chnlssown Branch RR 7s Boston and Lowell RR is
Eastern RR H. i09 20 Western RR 100; do i0s; GO do
scrip 1903; 2a7 do lo3; do l03; 80 Nor Wor, boim 72
Is do ~; $1,000 Reading RR bonds &C.
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is city since January, 1885,

The discounts and deposits since January Is4a have
increased very large per cont In about two years the
loans rose from s2o,7e to an increase of
sla62s45, and the deposits from Sl5 to $2s
76s an increase Of ss,aa9a07 The movement in Febru
airy was little less than in the November previous but
reports for May far officially received look as
though the aggregate movement for the quarter just
closed had been larger than in November last The bust
ness OF banking in this city appears to be steadily
crcasng and tho accumulation capital in this place in
the shape of deposits shows that this city is rapidly in
creasing its financial power and must eventually have
the control OF the principal financial operations Of the
country. While the banks Of this city are extending
thcr business the provincial banks have maintained
very uniform movement, rather leaning towards educ
ton than otherwise We the atcst returns for IN.
banks Of several States, showing the moveme Mt al differ
en Periods hfM = "''o'
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On Saturday evening, May Sd, by the Rev Pen,.m;n
Evans at the Church Of the Holy Evaneciists NJ Yam.
r. DnEw, of New York. to HAssAn Ms,,. ..cond
daughter OF " Wiks Esq, late of Worcestcr En9l.nd
On Sunday evening, tho 9TH instant at
Church, by the Rev. Mr. Varela, MIR r. AnsIcH to M;s
CArHARIyE SnRLocx, both of this city y ''i''