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ADJUSTMENTS.

WEIGH, MANN & DELEVAN'S
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS
FRONT STREET
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Doors open at g o'cIk'--Gummense at precisely
Colored Gallery ~ cts.
90 Box office open from 10 ill O'CLOCK, P NJ.
where seats can be secured.
Equestrian Director, ..........hr. J. J. NATHANs
ling ling mdset, '.'.''''..'''.....Mr Mr. II. NICHOLS'
Nlo"lI' .................. DAN RlCE.
THIS EVENING,
ENTIRE CHANGE IN THE RCLE!
DAN RICE AS CLOWN.
Iunlb ing aud Posuring by the whole Troupe.
Mr. CHAS. J. ROGERS in his scene act, entitled
England, Ireland and scotland.
Comic Song by DAN RICE.
French Allemande by Mrs. E. WOODS and w.
NICHOLS.
MI J. J. NATIlANS as the Courier Of ST. Peters
hurgh.
Grand Principal Act, by Mr.. w. NICHOLS.
[IRtermission Of Ten MiRutgs,l
To conclude, for tho 9th time, with new Grand
Local and Military Spectacle in three acts, written
and produced By Mr. JOSEPH FOSTER, i'll order
to bring before the public vivid idea of the feas
accomplished by the Heroes of the American Army
aud Navy in the late struggle for The honor of the
National Character and Reputation, to ba called
THE CAMPAIGN Of 1916,
Or, THE TRIUMPH5 OF OLD ROUGH AND
READY IN MEXICO!
VAN AMBURGu 81 cos MENAGERIE.
ROMAN .1HPHITHE.aTRE
N. CALVERT STREET,
WILL OPEN On
MONDAY, I4Jh Dee, 1S46.
YESH h PIOprielors wOald respectfully inform the
M public, that this imn eRse aud unrivaled col
lection Of the various and magni6 cent specimens OF
Animated Nature, VIII open for Public Exhibition on
MONDAY, the 18th inst. The popularity aHd cele-
briy attached to this well known collection renders
unnecessary the usual newspaper notices, which are
thought to be insepsrube from place of amusement
or show. The study OF Natural History is import
ant, that the public require but the opportunity, TO
avail themselves of its advantages.
QI5- Hours of exhibition from Il TO 4, and from 81
to O'Clock. &c Admission IS cents, children un-
der years Of aye, l2a Gus. [APsR] di0-lm
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SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
~ MANUFACTORY AND MUSIC STORE.

SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- MANUFACTORY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of
HE publ C TO their Rew Seven Octave Concentrated
GRAND PIANOS. These Pianos are SRVEN
OCTAVE, IN case ct the usual Size a Six Octave
PianO-and i0T power of Tone and sweetness of
Sound, is to phe admiration of all who have seen
them. We are manufacturing them at the usual
price of a Six Octave PiaRO-at S25s, $500, $35e,
and $500 and up, ALI SEVEN OCTAVE, and war
ranted to be unsurpassed by amy others manutaeiur
ed in this eOuutTy.
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Instru-
mems
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ofeVery description.
9g- Music Published, Engraved, COpied, Arranged
and Bound.
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT Il BOSWELL,
n7H No. liz Baltimore street.
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FASH NABLE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLlSHM ENT,

TIA AND CHF Eo ADLISFI MEN I,
No. 204 IVES L PRATT STREET.
MEHHEM GEORGE X. QUAIL would most
3EM respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally, that he has now OH
A@MMA hand large anu general assortment OF
100 Hats, of all kinds, OF his own manu-
faoture, which, for beauty of style and 6nish cannot
be excelled. Together with large stock of CAPS
consisting of Fur, Cloth and Glazed
He would also call the particular attention of the
LADIES to his handsome selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet and other MUFFS; aiso TO his BEAU
tfu fancy velvet and e 9th GAPS for children.
G3-The above Goods having been selected by him
self in New York. for hs retail trade and purchased
at the lowest cash prices, he is enabled to sell them
wholesale or RETAIL as low as any other house in the
city. ol3-tl ST.
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FOR SALE Il RENT.
f., H. MERRILL,
COMMISSION SHOE WAREHOUSES;,
Nns IL AMI 10 HAMINER 9.E

E. HI MEhEIDlI,
COMMISSION SHOE WAREHOUSES;,
Nos IA AND 10 hanover Sr.
HHACkAG SALEUF 500 CASES BOOTS
n SHOES, BROGANS, RUBBERS, LEATHER
HATS. CAPS, Sc. &c. TO be sold at Auction on
TUESDAY,, Dec l5h, commencing at half past s
O'Clock, A, NJ, without reserve, 10 close cOaslgR
nests. Among the goods will be- 209 cases mems
common and prime thick BOOTS Also, Ijv cases
HATS and CAPS and lOO0 sdcs prime Spanish
SOLE LEATHER
dts f. H. MERRILL, Hanover st
Known AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,
= AT REDUCED PRICES,
In VARIOUS PARTS OF THg CITY,
.sH3<<sea ORe dwelling on S. Charles st. for S450O,
EM:iI ID feet 'front.' 100 deep three story and back
ktAitI building; one do. East Batmore-st. 80 feet
If - 'front.' $50 deep, extensive Improvements,
lof 0soOO; also many others, varOusy located. at
prices making good investments, ALARM, contain
ing 25O acres of good ldhi, with splendid improve
Inenls, 10 miles from the city, price Sl2 900; do
OF ljO acres the soil excellent, for Sj5 per acre; one
lot aud gond improvements, r. miles on the York
Road, containing two acres and handsome garden
Will be sold bargain if Immediately applied TO-.
Also, Ground Rents in various directions of the
clty-oAe Of $500 1t per cent. well secured, and
: me at per cent. Those wishing 10 purchase will
please apply at No. OIL SECOND STREET, to
JAMES HANCE, or
daft JAMES HARRY
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TING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
HA- 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,


The Oldest Esidb!iShuent in NE CSty,
With Light expressly adapted TO the Art, the most
superior Apparatus and certain Chemicals, the Pro
pretor, by giving his constant personal aten ton
his profession, has been enabled TO produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES that have ever been exhibited.
N2- Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and
examine specimens.
g5l- Hours Of operating from 8 A. NJ TO 5 p. VI.
!structOns given and all materials furnished.
selS-If
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TOAL YARD. PHILIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
q Yard. FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, and Office No.
2S COMMERCE STREET, four doors below Pratt
The best varieties of ANTHRACITE & CUMBBR-
LAND COAL, and at the lowest market prices.
R33n PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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NNEstt SILV EIt FLATEU WANE'-
II Received by late arrivals and now opening a
large assortment Of Eilztoetnean ana otaef la.e
Butter Coolers; Salt Dishes; Toast Racks; Walters,
diferen sizes; Table and Dessert Forks aud Spoons;
Butter Knives, Asparagus Forks; Cheese Tryers,
High and Chamber Candcsticks, Shutters, Trays,
Casters, Tea Pots, Cups, Chatting Dishes, Napkin
Rings Knife Rests, &C., which viii be sold very low.
Those wanting fine goods can always obtain them at
the lowest prices at our House Furnishing Ware
rooms, No. 10 North Charles street opposite the
Union Bank.
DIG ~ .... O. Il. WETMORE & co,
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Richard Madden, living at 81 Ihreadn edIe street,
by Trade stone mason, Htat. ~, called to see me
January I'd, le45, and requested 10 prescribe for
him. Synptoms:-Severe fitting pa ms in the stOm-
ach, and dull heavy pain the LETT sidO; pain during
the night between his shoulders; bowels cosVe, win
attacks OF dlarIhea at intervals OF four weeks; during
the Coslve state of his bowels had Il dry hac king
eough, which ceased during their state of relaxation
but as soon as The darrhaa was checked, the cough
came back again; lad been gradually losing Hesh oI
| the last twelve months, aud Rad become emasiat-
ed f0rlUur months previous not to be able TO work
at his trade,
Sounded his lungs with the ste thoscope aad foSad
them IN perfectly healthy condition; prescribed for
him The following pill,
RECIPg-Mass. Hysr half draehm; POLY. Sels,
one scluple PulV, Distalis ten grains; Ext Byesc-
ann len grams; NJ IT, pillaD xii; directed one pill
three times a day.
January 7th-Had taken the twelve pills; symptoms
aggravated, with indications of salvation; changed
the course of ueatment and gave him the following
REcIPE-Syr. SaIsap Comp one pint; Sol. Hyd.
Fern two ounces; misce. Directed table apoonfsi
OF the mixture morning and night.
January 20th-Had taken e6 doses Of the above
syrup; much improved In strength, but pain in the
eide and breast unabatedi cough rather iacTsaseAs
treatment continued.
January 27lh-Cough becoming more Troublesome
every day; first symptoms the same last prescrb-
ed my Lung Syrup of Naphtha in doses OF a table
spoonful three times day.
February 4th-CoughRg cofnned principally TO the
day time, and pain in the stomach much reduced;
pain in the left, side and shoulders same as Hsuak
treatment continued.
February l0th-COugh easier, with profuse expee-
tOraOn; pain changed rom the left side the breast
and pain in the shoulders much diminished, Naphtha
continued
February lsth.-Paiu i'll the breast gone, stomach
stronger, with less pain; bowels more regular; had
slight attack Of darrhBa the 10Th, whl,h was
checked by taking double dose of the Syrup;
cough very trihng increased in strength and weight
since using the Naphtha.
Foh,unrv Counh on tireIy uoNa. ;s su fF
ly strong TO work six hours per day his trade.
March l5th,-Every symatom of pain disappeared:
feels as strong and healthy at any period for ter
years; Naplha discontinued.
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STRAss, sTlsASS,
- - -. RREASTPINS AND STUDS,

A splendid supply Of SrRASs BREASTPINS
and STUDS, just haished-for biltiansy, are no
surpassed by the diamond. Gall aad see this morn
lag, at G.. D. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, WATEl
STREET, sssond door from Calvert. dc
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y ECRUITSI RECRUITS!-WANTE
IA, ONE HUNDRED strong, active young men to
serve with ROCKET and MOUNTAIN HcwITzER BAT
TERIEs, now preparing by the Ordnance Department,
for immediate departure.
La pay, provisions and clothing this corps will be
superior to any other yet rased and, from the kind
of arms used, will constantly with the advance
of the Army.
The highest character for courage and physical
ability will be required for admission into the corps.
Apply at the Rendezvous, No. 50 s. FREDERICK
STREET l.. A. b. WALBACH,
0I5- A premium OF two dollars will be paid to any
one bringing proper recruit TO the Rendezvous.
de&- m
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VEVAK e -WANTEDDATLY-Cle
n book Keepers, bar Keepers, Porters for stores;
Ehglsh Ieheher; CoachmGn; OstlGrs; Wagoners;
OVerseers; 20 aborers Agents; 30 Cooks Washers,
and lroners; Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses House keepers and
ahumber OF other situations TOO numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose Families have ONLY 10 give
me a call and theirwants will be immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my office can ALWAYS bring
satisfactory reGOmme additions,
ocs9 No. IN ETcbonGe pia10o
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DOCTOR LEACH


DENTIST,
No. q $. CALVERr.sT
(at the sign OF the golden
arm makes aud inserts
the UPPER TEETH on
the bare 1UM without
clasps or springs, in SO
nice a manner lDat they
cannot only be worn with
perfect ease and comfort,
but will actually Sustain
a weight of from 10 to Is
~ NJ
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THE RAVAGES OF CONSUMPTION
RENDERED HARMLESS.


THE RAVAGES OF CONSUMPTION
Rendered HARMLESS.
DR. j. WILSON RARING's
! NJ COMPOUND LUNG SYRUP
| OF NAPHTHAs
| % positive care forTsberculous Cor suup .ion.
| asthma, Decline, Bronchial Affections, aud all eVf
| results which arise from prutracted cod OF sadds1
! exposure, Prepared by J, Wilson Barring, N. Il. >,
NO. 80 Alfred Place, Bedford square, Yves niAsGer
| London.
DIR. j. WILSON Barring,
TO THE WORLD.
In offering to the public my syrup OF NaPhtAa,
90 80 under hrm convection of lis Improvement on
Inc simple Syrup Of Raphtha, and a feeling of duty
s,a' IN possessing remedy so rare ahd truly vaiNa
o'e no matter how much good might result from ia
appHedu0n IN private pTacIic, its results would be
comparatively limited to what they NIGH be by paa-
hg u 10 such position that every psTssn who is az
hlcled, ana cannot make personal application, can
procure my plan Of treating CONSUMPTION without
applying 10 me In person.
CASE OF DECLINE,
Sarah Powman, seanstiess residing at ss Dsau
street Htat IL, applied 10 me September a. l644, and
stated To me that she had lost thrte brsthets from
consumption, and had suffered much from cough aAd
pain m the breast Tor the last two winters winch shs
thought greatly aggravated from having to sew for her
living; about three weeks before applying 10 me lo0k
fresh cold from carrying h me her work on raiay
night since which pei 100 she rapidly lost flesh; had
at the time OF applying Is me but little eXpecto ration
ana cOmplaiaed much of an eXtreHr sense of uReasi
ness allel eating; gave her bottle Ofmy Lung Sy-
Tup OF Napha and told her after she had aiken il to
call and see me- Or fshe should become worse while
taking 1t to call Immediately on feeling weaker cal
led aaain October LIST; her appearance much nproV-
edi cough eaSier expectOratlOn profuse and accom-
panied with minute gObules of tubCroe; teatmeat
continued.
Oct Patient called again. still improved in ap-
peatance. had gained five pounds since the oath OF
september; could sew two hours longer in the day
Than before without Inconvenience; bowels inclined
to eoSvencss; prescribed OF the apsrient pills
every other night, and Lung Syrup continued.
Oct l5,-Appetite, health, and strength improving
cough rltng, also pain III tie breast gone; Geatme nt
continued.
Nov. Slough entirely disappeared; expectOration
exceedingly lriling; percussion yields the natural
SOUND OF both sides; respiratory mutmuT remarkably
g0oa had taken since she commenced eight bottlsG
oimy Lung syrup.
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HNLACK AND COLORsD ALGBRINR GlMPs,
hB have on hsRd, Aesh supply OF the aeova
goods, 10 wbch | invite asreution.
n2 [p I'M HALG, l32 Baltimore Stress,
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OIENNIUl
Brig Juslina, Johnson, Gibraltar, Jehn NJ. Banded.
Brig JuAtins, Johnson, Gibraltar. J M BandeI.
Schr Ellen, NEW, l33 tons,) J. w. Reed, La Quay
"a a"I Porto LabeliO, r. w. Bruno h Sons.
SehI Atlantic, Yates. Antigua, los, G., Yates.
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CASE OF
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.

Elizabeth Rawdon, wife o. John RawdOn, residing
in Piccadilly, sent for TO and her at her
house; called there December 26th 1913, when she
made the following statement of facts TO me; ever
since marriage she had been subject To palpita-
ton Of the heart accompanied at times with diarhoa
and in winter when exposed 10 the least change of
atmosphere she would be seized with dry hacking
cough which she then suffering from; | prescrb-
ed the Syrup of Naphtha and dirt cted her continue
its for several weeks and that in the mean time
would call; called Jan 4, 1874, and found her much
stronger; palptaon greatly subsidized; could walk up
and down stairs without an attack which she could
not do two wee ks before; treatment continued
January 20!-Evety symptom of paIpitatiOn had
subsidized and was reproduced by the violent
exercises.
| have also used my Lang syrap of Naphtha in a
variety OF easest such as waOOplng cough, Group,
splitting of blood pains in the limbs and FONTS result
ing from cold and lowness OF spirits, and have al
ways found its effects highly valuable as 10 war
rant in recommending ii for the above diseases in
all eases.
In nearly all the patients who have applied to me,
| have fosni upon enquiry, that many among the
neglected. Few persons know the serious soRse-
Quences that neglected cough throat or bron-
chs will entail When cold is first con trac ted IL is
very easy matter "a cure it, but after has proceed
ed and gain I'D mastery over the system, Hntl the
discovery Of the Naphtha there was no hone for IL
For sale by the following Agents.
JOHN MOORE, ia Baltimore street, Baltimore.
- SOTHRON, Georgetown, DC.
| J.R PlkRP0INT, Alexandria, ID. G.
J. CALLAN & Co, Washington, ID, c.
| Price s. 3D., STAMP INCLUDED. TAmercsn
| price 81 per bottle, or 81 0 per dozen.l
N. B.-Persons in the country RENTING eny
amount Of money post paid) TO the Agent will have
the Syrup sent TO their direction; and where dozen
| is ordered, no charge will be made for packing or
box. G3-No letter taken from the post office Unless
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" OUTMERCURY OR COPAVIA.
wv NO Cu2E. NO PAY. The great rem adv for

~N ITHOUT MERCURY OR COPAVIA
w NO CUBE, NO PAY. The great remedy fot
secret diseases Of all kinds. and in every form and
stage is DR. CULLES'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY composed entirely of Amencan Rootsi-
Travellers among the Indians well know that they
cure veRereal diseases without even the knowledge
of Mercary or Basam. The propretors Of this medi-
elmo Obtain it great cost directly from Indian.
and now cHer the afflicted an opporIaETty beng
cured avoiding the danger Of Mercury, snd the mas
seous TASTE of Rasam. This medicine is pleasant 10
the taste and leaves no 0dor upon the breath.
| Prepar ed solely by RowAND Il WALTON, and sold
Wholesale and retail by Jos. I. RoGand, 3T6 Merte
! street. Phi!d. Also, in Baltimore by N. N. RobRsoa
corSer OF Gay AID Saratoga streets; Kiasioe * ey
! 2Sl Marsh Market space; James StRESbary. No. DIT
| Broadway, Pell's Point; Gordsn i Trbnan, No has
! West Pratt street se9y
EpLACK AND COLORsD ALGRRINR GIMPs,
| hD | have on hand, a Aesh supply of the aboy1
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BOARDING. -Four or ave young Gentlene en-
u D can be accommodated with BOARD in a pri-
vate family, on moderate terms, ia very central
situation on Baltimore street. Inquire at
o20 No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
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FENHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINAT1VE.
H. GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
ofthe first res pectability throughout the country
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given 10 the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For chidren, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordia will be found of incalculable benefit For
these children who are afflicted with a weakly or de-
blitated state of the bowels the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while ieethRg suffer great
amount of pain, and occasion this parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"BOwers' Infant Gordal exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it a very desirable remedy in all such
eases; let family be without this invaluable renae-
dy.-Price rs cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard aRd Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts.; DR.. f.. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Grgen SITS; II Lemon,
corner of Market and People ton sts A. G. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts J. H. Perkins Bro
Their, corner of Green aud franklin SITS; II, w. Ar
drews, Hill st.; g. r. Tyler, Of High and Mar
ket sts.; Br. Il. Rountrec Bel-Ar Market; Thes. G..
Hopkins, Broadway, Fers Point; ]. B. stansbury,
Thames ST.; G w. TicK>t. Pratt and Eden ST.; r. J.
Pitts, High and Prs.tsl;G P. Reyes, corner of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr. R@buig Pratt and Paea
street. dl5-lw-leis On
WNATCH ES! WATCH RS! WATCHES!
w The attention OF the public is called TO the
splendid stock Of Gold Watches offered for sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
dl2 Water ST., SECOND door from Calvert.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READlNg Re-,
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MARINELlsT-PORT OF BALTlMOo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-17

RECRUITING FOR THE NAvy.-We are informed
from a reliable source,ihai there is extreme diff
Guilty in procuring to enlist for the United
States navy, arising from the operation of the
laws existing on the subject The reason of this
we informed, is that coasters and seamen that
get their living on the lakes, are not included in
the term ''seamen," but come under the head Of
slandsmen.'
II appears to as that this distinction is absurd.
We venture to say there good seamen on
the lakes, as any on the ocean, and that they
the hardest men in the world. The consequences
of this distinction obvious, and we can account
AT once, for the difficulty there exists, in procu-
ring "seamen" for the navy.
Our CONNIE rcial marine is very extensive, and
keeps employed all the available force the country
has 1t cannot be supposed that there is at any
time many of them ashore, for the peculiar habits
of the sailor will not admit of it. They return
from voyage, and sail again Immediately.
We would suggest whether the wants of the
navy, and the interests of the country, are not ur-
gent enough to have this law modified. If il were
modified, thousands of coasting and lake sailors
would enlist Immediately, and in short time,
the complement necessary to fill the navy would
be forthcoming.
For the information of sailors" we give the
terms of wages, which are twentyldollars bounty
and twelve dollars per month, with three months
advanced nav
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MONEY MARKET.



The stock market was heavy this morning. and prices
fell of fraction We look upon this as one of those re-
actions usual upon rising market
At the first board Pennsylvania 81 declined per cent;
Farmers Loan, +: Morris Canal, i Canton, /; Long
island !, and Norwich and Worcester l. Mohawk and
Harlem closed at Saturdays prices and Reading Rail.
road Bonds advanced At the second board there was
material alteration in prices compared with those
ruling at the first board.
The Erie Railroad Company have given notice that
the interest win be paid the stock according to
the terms Of subscription application at their Office on
and after the LIST Of July proximo.
The Exchange Bank and the Canal Bank Of Lockport
have suspended Their bills no longer redeemed at
the agencies.
The bill for charterng the New Haven and ColnsvilIe
Railroad, which passed the Connecticut Senate few
days since, received almost unanimous vote in the
House in its favor and only waits the signature of the
Governor TO become law This bill increases the
stock Of the company $780, providing that 100000
shall be subscribed before the road is commenced
100000 expended in eighteen months-shares increased
to 800 each.
banks of Ohio taken from the returns of each bank made
to the auditor OF the State the FIRST Monday Of May
ls46, showing the in the leading department
OF each Independent Bank Of each branch and Of the old
banks with the aggregate will be observed that the
movement Of the old banks exceeds that of the nav.
n