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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
suERIrF,s NOTICE.


COMMITTED to the Jail Of Mobile county on the
" sth March, l845, by Charles b. King, ESQ.,,
Justice of the Peace runaway bright mulaiio slave
called MOSES, elias JOHN, ieel Z or inches
higb. aged 10 or 20 years, bushy bead has lreck-
led lace, and says he belongs to Ahred Dexier, oil
Nontgomery. Alabama. The owner is requested TO
come lar ward proye property, pay charges and take
him away. o,herwise he viii be dealt with according
- I,w as in such cases made and provided TO pay
Jail fees. ,.yopo,r s,.n,c
Spring MIDSUMMER CLOTHING-Recei-
= we'd Der recent arrivals from New York fash
;onabe assortment of Clothing, consisting in part of
Merino and Cashmarett Frock and Dress Coats
Fancy and Plain Summer Cashmere Pants
Fancy and Plain Merino and Cashmarclt do
Fancy and Plain Summer Drill and Cotton do
Together with large assortment Of Cloth Frock
and Dress Coats; English and French Cashmere
Pants: Cashmayeit, Velvet, and Satin vests, which
wa will sell at the lowest possible terms.
STANTON & BROTHERS.
mhl7 25 Daurhin-suect.
rVyOWNSEND'S BIBLE-Tbe Old aud New
I Testament arranged in historical and chr"no-
oeical ORDER ten the basis Of Lighfoofs t",o"1'eo
~ suc, manner tbai the Books, hap'efs' sa''s,
Prophecies, &c. &c.. may be read as one 'o"nec'e"
history in The words of the authorised translation,
,ynb no,e. and copi US indexes. by the Rev 6eorge
ronnsend. NJ A., P, ebendary oil Durham, aud Vi
Toae,her with supply Of Theological Works of
III the standard authors r1r sa1r os
nh,n BOOKSELLERS & Stationers SO Daupin-st
.x1RR4NT'S COMPOUND OF CUBEBS AND
COPAIVA--A mild, safe and eiscuai remedy
a. nil that class Of diseases C,r which these articles
nave (seperaely) so ao,e heen celebrated supply
'0'' 'e's'''' ''' ~ /. C. DuBosE CO..
milo Druggists. 80 Wsiss'ss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hardy Hinson,
r T.

II. butcher aud George w. Stratton.
WILL he sold for cash in front OF the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on Tuesday, the
LIST day of April, 1915, between the hours Of eleven
O'Clock, a. and four O'Clock Of said day, all
The right and title of George W. Siraton, in and to
the steamboat called The MINERVA, her tackle,
apparel and iurnitue-the having been seized
The property Of George w StratIon, by virtue
"a the above stated execution, which issued from the
County Court al Mobile county and to directed.
ml22 96Ids G. RANLROET. Sheriff NJ. @.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
BN HUSH FLMUhE,
mhtO s)lds Altornev Branch Bunk Mobile


MAkHIAL'S SALE.
Cohch x Snead } sgY virtue ola writ Of e ia
ia al issued from the Circuit
John IIcknor. Court ofthe United States for
the Southern District of Alabama and to me directed.
will sell for cash front Of the United States
Court Room, on the frs, Monday of April next, be-
M, the following described property, 10 wit: lot and
store situated in the city Of Mobile. fronting on the
north side of St Francis street between Water and
Commerce streets and extending through TO Plan
ters street. h'sIng 30 feet front st Francis
AMI running through 10 Planters the same width,
bounded south by 81 Francis street, east by lot
and stores late the property Of NJ. ID. Eslava and p.
A. Remsen, north by Planters street, west by a lot
late belonging TO Alfred Bill now the property of
Beach, Ella N Go, the same levied on as the property
Of John TickKor to satisfy The above mentioned Fl IA.
WIN. ARMISTEAD, y. s. Marshal,
mh3 79f BY G. CUYLER, Deputy Marshal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
SiIERIFF'S SALE.
Swain s. Williams,

Wa. Austin, San Hopkins and Thos. s. jerks.
M ILL be sold for cash in front of The Court
w House door Of Mobile coun,y, the first
Monday Of April 1915, between the hours of IL o.
clock AM. and O'Clock PN. of said day, all the
right and title Of William Austin in and 10 the fol.
lowing described piece, parcel or lot of land and
premises, situated, Iya3 and being IN the city Of
Mobile, the south side of st Francis street, he.
tween Franklin aud Hamilton streets, having front
Of sixty (60) feet more or less the south side of
81 Francis street. and running back soulhwArdly in
depth hundred and eighty Q50) feet more or
less ia depth, and bpunded follows TO wit west
by Lands Of f q. kimbl, south by lands belonging
10 The Branch Of the Bank Of the State of Ahbaml
At Mobile ct al, east by lands Of John Gliddon.
aud north by ST Francis street.-The same having been
levied the prouerty of William Austin, by Vir-
tue of the above stated execution which issued from
the Circuit Court Of Mobile county and to me di'
rected.
mhS S4tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
BY II. b. TAYLOR.

Sale in BANKRUPTCY.
On the 7th day of April al IL O'Clock NJ. in fro mt
the Mansion House, the following described proper
~ situated in Washington county, Mississippi, viz;
The undivided OF :. 26,)
do do s. %, I. IA, R. W.
do do s.t OFFS. 25.)
mh7eow Ids P. +. HARRIS, Assignee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

WANTED-An active Boy as waiter in a pri-
w vate family. Apply at No. AZ, st. Michael
street mhl
M HTSKEY-30 bbIs Recliied, for sale by
w mh22 ). l. & l. l. JONES.
SOAP-s0O boxes assorted br nds, for sale by
- mh22 S. I. & |. /. JONES.
m OLASSES-4O bills landing Ibis day and for
WI mh22 Vi sale by c. W TORRANCE.
NV HIsKEY-IO0 bills in Store and for sale by
w mh22 BARRON, MEAD & CO.
EvALKIRK ALE-25 casks. a pure article, for
l. sale by Gmh22J s.. & l. l. JONES
MADEIRA wINE-2o Or casks for sale BY
lvA mh22 SI&I JONES.
NJ oLASSES-l50 bbls. for s-le by
WI mh2l SMITH. DABNEY & co.
ELOUR-lsO bbIs Ohio IS do s. LOUIS. Tor sale
II mh2S by SMITH, DABNEY & co.
X7HISKEY-5O bbls. for sale by UIai
w mh2i T. H. CHEEvEIt, 40 Com st
SWEET OIL 100 boxes aud basket, for sale by
- mh2I T. II. CHEEVER, 40 Commerce-st
ID ICE-lO tierces and 20 hall ,ierces, for sale by
III mh2l SMITH. DABNEY co.
GALT-l900 sacks. aloat in the hay, for sale by
y mh2I SMITH, DABNEY CO.
hid; s fs1isf ff n: :r,s ty CO.
% mh2O sI&IfJoNEs.
m OIASSES-4O bbls ia fine order for sale BY
M mhl9 C. W. OGDEN, TO s. IT Wate,-si
IRISH LINEN-lO cases Irish Linen for sale by
l. mhl9 JAMES SANDS & co. -.
Omhl9 sale by C. W. OGDEN, rs y II Water ST
NLOUR-lOO bbls superfne, for sale By
Il mills JAS. SANDS co.
NVOBACCO-l0O boxes assorted brands, for sale
L mh2l by SMITH, DABNEY & co.
NM bills in and for sale by
w mills JAS. SANDS 81 co.
DARMARAN CHEESE for sale by
L mills JOHN O'RElLLY & co.
M OLASSES-lOO bbls in store and for sale by
IvI mills JAS. SANDS q co.
8 UGAR-50 hhds strictly choice. for sale by
- mills JAS SANDS s. 60. d
DICE-lOO casks, for sale by
H mhl4 G. wESrFELDT & BRO
r INSEED OIL--lO bbls Linseed OIL Cor sale by
Amhi4 WHITAKER SAMPSON. 20 Contest
HATs-4O cases HAS, Caps, sc for sale by
ii mills JAMES SANDS & co.
DUTTER-5O Kegs choice Goshen Butter for
ID mills sale by JAMES SANDS & CO.
Il mills 6. W. TORRANCE.
EVTRE BRICK-2O, 600 Fire Brick for sale by
T. mhI2 E, c. CENTER g. Co.
r ARD LOO kegs Lard IN store and FIR sale b,
| L<mhl2 JAMES SANDS & CO.
TNDIGO-I case Manila, for sale by
il mhl2 SI&II JONES.
ID ICE--30 hall tierces Carolina. for sale by
HI mhI2 C. W. OGDEN, 10 and n Water-st.
| XETHISKEY-5O bbls double Rectifed. for sale
w rmhl2 by JAMES SANDS & CO.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-In barrels for sale BY
| - mill ~ &IIJONES.
| q DRAYS. Philadelphia make, for sale by
| ~ mill ! BEERS & SMITH.
| DUFFALO TONGUES for sale by
| ID mill JOHN O'REILLY \. co.
DICKLES-l0 boxes, in store and for sale by
L mill FOSDICk q CHARLOCK. SO CONTEST
q HALF and 2qr pipes superior French Brandy
~ for sale b. Inhlil BEERS = SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
BY KNAPP s. SCHULTZ.
No 40 Dauphin-slreet.
II. RIVERS, AuctiOneer.

A general assortment of Dry Goods, such as
Fancy coloured Engligh and American Prints
bleached and unbeached Sheeting and Shifting,
ready made Clothing; Boots. SHOES, Hats and Caps;
cotton and wool Shaws damask linen table Spreads;
linen Napkins; silk, cotton and linen idkis elastic
and common Suspenders; Buttons; Combs; Pms;
Needles; Brushes; Perfuinery, SC.
e Also-A large assortment Of Cutlery, Guns, Pts
tolls, Watches, Jewe lery, &c.
n. B.-Mpst Of the above articles constantly kept
on hand nj private sale, which will be sold 10 mer-
chants ana dealers as low as can I've bought in the
city. mh2O
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

r AW NOTICE-JoHs WOODWARD and Tho
~ MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac-
tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
NrS-Ofice al TaIIadega Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
PUBLIC SALES.

BY y. L. & 1. 1. JONES
s. l. JONES. Auciioneer
THIS DAY, AT 3 o'clnck. in our grocery sales
room, "a general assortment Of Groceries, Western
Produce, ronsisling Of
10 casks Gin Sides and Shoulders
20 bhls sugar cured Hams
so bbls old Reci6ed Whiskey
100 boxes Soap, 65 do Goldfish
so boxes Sperm Candles, assorted Cordidls
Lemon syrup, Sperm and bleached Oil
10 cases Glassware, Potatoes, Onions, &c
Al 10S o'clock
In our dry goods sales room, large assortment Of
Jaconeis and fancy French Dry Goods
Linens, Summer Clothng, &c.
AIao-Hats. Cans. Bouts Shoes. &c. Terms cash
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25
BY EDWARD IL. GALE.

Negroes at AUCTION.
On TUESDAY next, the 25th inst, at ii o'clock,
in front Of the Mansion House, will sell without
serve 3 prime Negroes-one frs, rate field hand,
one good labourer and drayman, and one prime
cation Dress hand. Terms cash. mh24
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

NH 20 hbds. Shosos Sugar, for sale by II
b nAza ~. ,is BARRON, MEAD q CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

A DVANCES-Lihera advances made oil ship
claimants Of Cotton to New York, Philadelphia aud
New Orleans, by
NH F. w MoCOY A Co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sSM The fast sailing Am. ship SUPERIOR,
Az4M Moore muster, daily expected To arrive, will
accept Of freight for the north Of Europe, port
in the Mediterranean Apply 10
mh6 JAMES MAGEE n CO., &C Com-sf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

rgHHE Subscribers having formed "a CopartnershIp
Il for the transaction OF Facorage and Commits.
SION Business in the city Of Mobile, under the style
and firm of WALKER & HOLMES, would respect
fully solicit the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally. ROBT. l.. WALKER,
my3O l54Ky co&cp BURWELL HOLMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

FOR BALTIMORE.
SSM The schoone, NIMROD, Chase, master,
N4s& wants 80 to rs bales cotton to comples her
cargo. Appyto
mb4 JAMES SANDS & CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

CHIP STORES-50 bbls Prime Beef
- rs bbls Mess Beef, rs boxes cheap Teas
50 do Navy Bread, for sale by
mh2l T. p. MILLER h CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-On the LIST Of
~ May next, GEORGE R. CLAYTON, of Column
hus, Mississippi, becomes partner in the house OF
=. r. HARRIS q Co.. ofthis city. The Commits
sion Business WILL from that day, bc conducted un-
der the firm Of HARRIS, CLAYToN d Co. ap29Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS will make liberal advan-
- oes on cotton cons,gned to their friends at the
North or in Europe.
feb2l L. E. MONTANDON & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

n AW NOTICE. W. LESESNE will prac-
~ lice Law in the counties of Mabe, Is ,ldrvin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend rt'gu-
ary the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those
counties.
Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend
to the issuing of VIRUS Tor during my present alb
sence the Circuit.
nov7 229ttf J. w. LESESNE,.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

"A will make liberal advances on cotton consigned
to Messrs. W. A. s. q. maxwell h Co., and
Msssrs. FLErcHER, ALKxANDER & Co., of Ii
yerpool. Also, on shipments To his friends in New
York. lnOy2Ol r. .McGRAN. 81 St Michael.at.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

A DVANCES-Liberala advances will be made on
"A conbig nments to our friends in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmoad aud
New Orleans by .
oqt2s JAMES SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

OTICE-The undersigned having purch ased
the large and well selected stock Of Groceries OF
the late G.. p. CoLwELL. have associated them
selves under the firm Of WRIGHT Il CUSNIEGHAM,
for the purpose Of transacing the Family Grocery lou
sness, and would respectfully solicit IA share Of p,b-
lie patronage. al the old stand No 5S Dauphin-st.
c. WRIGHT,
mh7 SSKmo R. C, CUNNINGHAM,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

VIE undersigned prepared to mike liberal
cash advances shipments Of Cotton 10 their
friends in New-OrIeans. Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and Liverpool. .sef
lan28 BEERS & SMITH. q 81 MicLael.at
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

FOR BOSTON.
IL The new packet brig GULNARE, Spaul-
Ak4& ding master, is now loading and will have
despatch. Fer freight passage apply on board at
Cont street wharf, or TO
mh2l J.H RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

A DVANCE5 will be made by the undersigned ON
IA shipments of cotton to Liverpool, Havre, Ham
qurgh. Antwerp, Bremen and The northern ports by
jams ESLAVA, MURRELL Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

80 do Cincinnati. for sale by
mh2l T. P. MILLER & co.
OOO KEGS White Lead, No. !. Extra and
OOU Pure, (Union White Lead Manufacturing
mI2I HAvILAND. CLARK & co.
T IME-ll00 casks white Lump rhomasion Lime,
IL landing from brig Gunare direct from Thomas
'' nh i, :" : '' ~ J. Il. RIVERS & CO.
DLANKETS-A large lot Of Blankets Of various
ID qualities will be sold L,w 10 close a eonsgn-
mont, either for cash or lime for approved paper
ahl7 by BEERS SMITH.
SPERM CANDLES-49, bxs Judd's Patent
- Sperm Candles. colored and white. in store and
mills WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 conti.s,
SsUGAR-6O bbls and hall bbs clarified brown;
y 20 do Loaf; 10 do Pulverised; 20 do Crushed
Tor m s1's '' W. H BLAcKrER. 6 wa'.r-.,
UVEAS--4O small bxs Hyson Tea; 40 do do I'm.
i perial and Gunpowder do; 10 cases Imperial
and Gunpowder caddy Tea; do Black Tea in pa
mhis WARE Il CIIEsBRoUGH. 4 Com. 8,
NHOICE WINES-A few cases superior Clare.,
" 9autsrne, and Shsrry,-as samples of Messrs
Stock q Co.. Wines,-and which we Gao con6den-
tally recommend, for sale by Is. 'L..9glv Ma
mills JAMES MAGEE s. CO. sc Ccm,st
(1OFFEE-bOO bags Rio Coffee ~
~ 100 do old Havana Coffee
10 do Java do; 100 do Laguira do
so dc ST Domingo do rs bbls African do
mh20 For sale BY T. P. MILLER co.
NoFFEE- IA -
~ 500 bags prime Rio Coffee nH
100 bags Green Havana do go, !,
rs bags Laguma; 100 do Java and Maraca-
'' mhI7 " G. wEsTFELDT BRO.
IITrsC 4 n A D.. ..,.,, ,nd M
w WINDow GLAss-Of all sizes
LINsEED and SPERM Oils
PAINTERS and WHITEwAsHER's Brush
mh2o JNo. B. TODD. At Dauphin-street
mo CLOSE CONSIGNMENT--2sO boxes
| i New Bedford Sperm Candles
40 cases Cotton Umbrellas, Silk Parasols and
40 bales Brown shir,ing. shee,ins and Ticking
20 cases Hats, for sale BY
mhIs HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
DRODUCE-3O0 bbIs superfne Flour
L 80 hhds choice Sugar; so bbis Molasses
500 bags Corn, prime article
| 500 do Bran; 80 casks Shoulders, Cincinnati
| cured and packed
| 20 casks Cincinnati cured Sides, for sale bv
mhl9 MARSHALL, ROWE b CO.
| TvoFFEE-aOO bags Rio; 20 do Mocha
~ 100 bags Maracabo; so do Old Govt Java.
@ .isss ana ''' '''' SMITH, DABNEY & co.
ICHEWING TOBACCO--A!arge supply Of Mrs
~ Miler's beat, in store and for sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
mh22 Grocers, SO Da,iphin-st
| 8 HlRTS-lO0 doa fine Linen, and Cotton with
- Linen bosoms checked Linen and French Cot
| ten Shirts, for sale by af,
mb22 flf@ rss SI&II JONES.
NTACKEREL-i0 bills No /; s do o. 20 half de
I! WI 1; 10 do do 2, for sale BY
mh22 BARRON. MEAD b co.
| IDOrATUES-lO0 bbs Blues and Cbenangoes
Il in ine order, for sale by
nh22 FOSDiCK 4 CHARLoCK, SO Com. ct.
OUTTER-2s kegs prime Goshen, in store an
IA iTsosplcK ) cHARLocK, 90 c.~..l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

A DVANCES ON COTTON-LiheraI advances
IA made Cotton, for sale in this market, or for
shipment to our friends in Liverpool, New York
New Orleans. Z. L. ANDREWS & CO,
dec12Eno corner Coin. Front and St Louis-sts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eSN The A. l. bark J. PATTON, Jr., is now
&fs& ready TO receive her cargo and will have
despatch for the above port. For freight apply
milo BEERS SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

FOR NETWORK.
.ESA The ship NORMAN, having most Of her
Mts:R cargo engaged will have despatch for the
aboye port. For freight apply to
mh8 JNO. e. RYAN. st. Michael-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-25

FOR NEW.YORK.
.EEA The ship UNCAS, Latham master, is now
Sa4ssS ready To receive cargo. For freight apply to
mills WHITAKER h SAMPSON, 20 Contest
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ESTABLISHED
Z VERY THU SDlY L IENING C,
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ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
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He suddenly stopped speaking, and
opening his capacious mouth to its ut
most extension, he uttered a horrid yell
and caused the whole tory body to STAR
and turn pale, In a moment heavy
tramplng was heard in the woods ana
shortly after some thirty-tive armed men
were in Van Loans yard,
Seize every one ofthc ID heather,
shouted the stranger, and one of you
run for some water. Wen sec how they
like the reverse of their noble warfare.
In moment Van Loan and his guests
were seized; and some dozen of the new
corners were searching the premises
for ropes with which to secure them
These were soon found, and the tories
were soon lying upon the grass, as Sc
curely bound, .as Mervale had been Il
short time before. They made no resist
ance for they saw it would be in vain.-
indie ed, from the very moment they dis
covered the stranger they appeared to be
spell-bound-none having offered to in
terlero while he was releasing Meryale,
even Van Loan himself, remaining pas
sivc spectator Of the scene.
The stranger soon succeeded in rcstor-
ing Mcryale to consciousness, and imme-
diateIy set about dressing his wounds, at
which business he appeared an adept
He appeared also to have every noccs-
sary material for this business close at
hand, and in a short time he had perform
ed the operation TO his satisfaction. CAL
ling one of his command to his side he
said
Go into the house and get shirt for
the boy, and be quick about it. Get the
best one Van Loan has got
The man soon returned, and the stran-
ger completed his attentions, to his pa
''e'''' '10"' 10 '''
~ p''c'' 49,.
menis for the final disposition ofhis pris-
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which she possessed through al 'ne
punishment oi ne''u'o'a''u Up u INC SUI
den change IN inc SITUATION Oh nef lF'o"oS'
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at .ne door, " "'''eS' o' '''0 ""o'0'
"heh' however, inc NoSo ranger SPOKE
TO Ills 'o'ur"os "00o' e",'"S "' 'D' "a,
pehSe Oh an houn' Sic hoS'i'J re'red'eo
10 her Nl'choh' anu 'il,''"s "0rS''' WIZ"
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justly cohc'oo'o INC I""e0,S ~ w. anu
10 Silo" 'neln "or '"u'PoA0'No0 % "'''0
NOTWITHSTANDING INC "o'c'' s"'',''oS .
the wing laoieS Oh ''' l'nu' l" 'c'",'oh .'
their ia'orile beverage S"o """''eo 'no''
approach as caii''y Us 'nu"uor S'o''i
awaits It's appointed 'ime' 9he was ho'
comPeIled TO wait long III d lew mo
ments they came pouring ILL., heoueu ol
their ieader'who was comPelAcu material
~ to lower MS CREST III ofocf 10 c"'cF 'n'
doorway
On you maraudlhg de'ilS! Oh you VII
lans that you are' crled Josephine, d.
rectIng her glarlng eye towards 'he Icao
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

These returns are made Tor November, l64S and 844,
are the only statements of those banks made public
ough the year, have not, therefore, any report to
bw the condition Of these institutions at any other
in the year, any statement showing the average
vement for the year. The system Of making bank
tts is decidedly wrong, and utterly useless. The
nks Of Great Britain, both under the old and new
stem, make reports, showing the average move
nts in all the departments, for the month and for
quarter. This not only gives the public correct
OF the operations Of the banks but TO check
Dir movements. The banks Of Pennsylvania show
in their loans aud discounts of nearly and
half millions of dollars, within the year ending Novem
1884, while the banks of this State increased their
in the period about twelve millions Of dol
|rs, making an aggregate increase in the discounts
the banks Of the two States, nearly twenty millions Of
pillars At this rate Of increase in the bank move
lent of every State, should have expansion
at would rapidly produce overtrading speculation, in
ed prices extended Credits and all the other evils at
|nding the existence of deprecated currency. The
REGULATION Of the banks Of Pennsylvania has increased
ary two millions and hal while the specie on hand
s diminished The depostes nearly tive and hall
ons larger at the date Of the last report than the
ate of the previous one
The New York herald., 1845-02-23
MONEY MARKET.

S6IuEUhy, r'oO $3.50 f. M.
pc panic in the stock market daily increases. The
pes from Washington in relation to Texas, Oregon,
have alarmed operators and created depression in
ps The sales of fancy stocks were very large to-
and there appears to be general disposition to force
even at the current prices. ston ington fell off
,ent; Norwich & Worcester, !; Erie, Ii Housatonic,
Canton, ! /; Long Island, Farmers Loan, with
large sales Illinois, It Ohio SIS. /; United States
4, /; Morris Canal, 4; Kentucky e's, 4 Psnnsylva
P's improved per cent? and Indiana sterling H. The
nt complexion Of political questions no doubt has
ain amount of influence upon the stock market aud
mercial affairs generally, but the decline in stocks
erday and to-day cannot be attributed entirely the
Of our public affairs. The bears are too strong for
pulls, and 80 long they So long will prices
Ain low, and the market depressed. There was de-
etoday in Farmers Loan of per cent snotw ith
dng which, nineteen hundred shares were sold at the
session of the old Board. Money is plenty and the
KS conne their discounts amsst exclusively to stock
fulations; still prices tendingdownward. com.
son Of quotations from one week to another of the
e day in each week, will show very little variation
lie in the mean time prices have doubt, fuctuated
! three to five and eight per cent.
he annual returns of the Banks of Pennsylvania for
year ending Nov. l, 1874, show increased move
It compared with the repor. for the year previous
aggregates given in the annexed table includes the
,ement of the banking and savings institutions
,ughout the commonwealth.