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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

MASON BIN the matter Of the People " J Nsssar,
charges With stealing bonds Of the Reading railway
missioner decided upon fixing the amount Of bail for
bis appearance ct 5000
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FktP n kNUAs the mhnufaotnref. No. I FULTON
s'rsctivt quality 70 recommeui them 10 MA
OF and disesrn made 81 the hssst rI.ia In an
arsis ic and wOfkmanlte NAM sold A. h@
low price Of ~ each. Whe wtu q vear shabby Hat,
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style hat irtea - he Je b. general een.en 10 that
20 be hal At that cid established place No go
hILIO one q tie Oldest and best hastsrs 10 New
bot " ytu ssnt hats, Caps, fns French mtfest.
10 b. found nes door 10 Of the New Haven
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Connov PLrs-Noe s2oh $50 3sI. 1ei. goa, a,o,
~ Aas 4 t25 i27 i2s AL, 49, 4ss 4se, AT, sa9,
surrsros cor,r.-No.. 81, ps, I2s, 50, T. s. is, az,
81 13e las ISL ls2 rs, 81 rs, ls3 1885, 1852 ia, 49,
% 81, ~, 1s1 70 1T3.
U.s. DsrsIsI CsvRr,-Nes. ~, ~, ~ hH
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know a. that excel those In reduced he .t
Compsny 10 shd ~ Ns..u sieet They haze four differ.
nt styles, % that gentle compael 10 confogn 70
their mott 10 tas enabled Ia ,eiest bas 49,
cording to his fsncy. - -
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AcninistI ntion Of justice Ia View York
The LAST Defeat or the stool PIgeoa Gang.


The List Defeat OF the stool Pigeoa Gang.
Cur criminal courts have. Of late, been occupied
m the trial II very serious ard important cases,
Abe results o. which have been the yndication Of
the law and the triumph Of justice Mr. y. n
Blunt, the District Attorney, by biz ability, his in
reeriy, his stern and impartial sense Of Justice
~justice tempered with msrcy'-ass proved him.
self worthy Of he responsible position ia which he
has been placed by ths Of hi fellew citizens.
We congratulate The people u this city upoa Ia.
wing secured the services o. such man and
hkevise congrsislate them Ga The danger they e.
espcd in The successful return o. M Blum, e Dis.
irici Attorney On Wednesday evening nj, Blunt
ennourced to the court Of OYER and Termner,
hat tfter careful investigation OF The charges
soniained 10 TWO indictments against the Drurys',
he hsd come to the determination Of abandoning
she prosecution q tie younger D-ury, the charge
o. having sent the torpedo TO Warmers house, aad
shat Of the elder Drury Tor the ALLEGED possession
of counterfeit money Yesterday he pursued the
came course in regard 20 all the oihers The
evidence before Mr. Blunt 10 these CAGES, was the
same as that which wa. in the possession o. his
predecessor, Mr McKeon, who, though a veil
meaning man, became entsDgled with the stool
pigeon gang OF New York, that he had not the
moral courage TO shake II be incubus that thus
surrounded hin ami which, with deep cunning,
led HIM on 10 the prosecution Of persons eairapped
nv nc arious desiSns Now taat these charges
against the DruUs' have been scattered 70 the
wind-a result which we dey sfier day Predicted
and that by firm end unbiased officer, who
10 unswsyed by stool pigeon influence, deal Of
unnecessary time and ex7ease have been spared, in
the trial Of causes where the evidence did not war
ran; the accused being pot upon their defence
We trust hat may have some devsopements
that will astound the pubic and prove, the correct
ness OF the position assumed, with regard to the
accusers and accused.
Mr.. Drury and Mr. James Arlington Bennett owe
tito the public and themselves to bring the conspira-
iors against their lives and liberty to Justice Some
OF them, to be sure, have lied Others have been sent
10 the State PRISON others have goae 70 heir dread
accounts but remnant sill remains, composed OF
the heterogeneous mass of policemen, lawyers.
ed ors, and reporters. We deem this due 10 MI.
Dvsry. whose innocence lie no made certain an 1
poeitiSe; and we gladly announce the "a Of hrs
erouerston from all these charges, because the
HUslx was Tie first pApsr to spread before the
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II
After confirming few additional nominations
yesterday, the United States Senate adjourned
sne de.
Our venerable contemporary, Father Ritchie,
has, as we are informed by our Washington cor
respondent, cold out the Washington Unlon to
Mr.. Andrew Jackson Donelson, the adopted son
Of the late General J Jackson. We are not informed
whether Mr.. Gitche will re-assume the manage
nelt of the Richmond Enquirer, Of which he was
the principal editor for forty years previous 10 the
establishment of the Union. We think it pro-
bable however, that he will retire into private life.
The Legislature had busy day yesterday, hav-
ing been occupied with mass of important bust.
ness connected with the interests of the State.
The Senate ordered 10 a third reading a bull
for the payment of uniform companies, and
10 dispense with militia training. Il - full
nme that these trainings were dispensed with; for
ahey are not only unpopular, but have been attend
ed with 10 good results for great number OF years
past. The system has become so odlous that i
was found necessary 10 tinker and amend it from
tine to time, until al length a sort OF compromise
was framed, by which our citizens might avoid all
training by the payment of seventy-hve cents
year, which was nothing more or less than d.
rect tax to that amount. We have not he.rd how
ID proposed 10 pay the unliormta militia; Out II
the intention is TO make them anything like
paid standing army, we do not think the project
will meet with much favor.
In the Assembly, the bill reported by the commit
zee Tor incorporating Wllliamsourgh as a city, was
agreed to- after good deal Of de bate and the school
matter was made the special order Tor tomorrow.
bill has been reported establishing a bank depart.
nent of the State government, with Superintend
ent al the head Of il. II was disc used at great
length wht ther that officer should be appointed by
The Cove rnor or elected by the people. The power
of appointing was given 70 the government, con.
irary, we think. 10 the spirit Of the sg-. The
people ofthe State have succeeded,t great extent,
IN clralng the Governors power OF dispensing
patronage; and we hardly think they are wiling 10
repudIste the principle Ct retaining i 70 them
selves e. much Us possible. i such department
o. organized, the Superintendent, ike ou' Canal
Commissioners, should be elected. i Will be
very nnportan, Cffee, and il is no more than RICH.
that the people should select il mead.
The third trial OF Ex-Governor Henderson, tor
being connected with Lopez's ridiculous Invasion
Of Cuba, hes ended,-eleyen OF the jurors be'
,ng in favor Of acquitisl, aud one for conviction.
The Distrt Attorney accordingly, seeing no pros
pee, Of a conviction Of any u the parties, entered
q noile Y,o,egut n all the cases. Thus Ia eaded
The farce.
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STEAM LINES TO CALfroRNIA-JrDIcrots Ar
RAaGEMENr --Howland & Aspinwall and George
Law & Company have come to an understanding,
which will tend 10 regularity and despatch in the
conveyance of passengers, aad the mails and
freight, from New York TO California, and rice
ruso, across the Isthmus of Panama. Howlaad
& AsJinwall transfer 10 George Law " Co. all
their steamers on the Atlantic side, and George
Law X Co. transfer TO Rowland d Asp;nwall all
their steamers on the Pacific side. The Georgia,
Ohio, Falcon, Cherokee, Empire City, Crescent
City, Philadelphia and Caribbean, will run from
Chagres, via Havana, to New ORLEANS and New
York; and the Califarnia, Panama, Oregon, Uni
corn, Carolina, Northerner, Tennessee, Republic,
Columbus, Isthmus, Antelope, Columbia, and
Fremont, will ply between Panama and California
and Oregon. The government Of Cuba ought to
make some satisfactory arrange with George
Law II Co, by which these steamers could be
allowed to enter and depart from Havana free OF
onerous Tonnage duties, and also to carry freight
TO and from the United States; and the govern
ment Of New Granada should alter the convention
with the United States relative to the transpor a.
ton Of The mails across the lshmus, fulfil that
now existing with more diligence and fidelity.
We do not believe the Is,hmus railroad will be
finished for two or three years hence; and If Mexi
co was less perverse as to Tehlantepec, in less
than that time the route would be changed TO the
latter point The scheme for line from New Or
leans 10 Vera Cruz failed at the last session OF
Congress, but its friends sangune Of success at
the next session. The intelligent Captain General
Of Cuba cannot but perceive that the location of
Key West renders II an eligible point at
which the Chagres, New Orleans aud New York
steamers can meet, instead Of at Havana; and with
the prospects IN relation to the Tehuantepec aud
Vera Cruz routes, he should, consulting the in
terests Of his government be liberal with respect to
the American steamers.
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somsthirg worth your Hosice, Ladies', sc
Nevmans. xsis Broalssv.-yO ntsdlework treatf,st
esps AZ a. eseh usuAily sold .. O. iambeutsd cantra
nght cape - "a tetd' york collars, fum - 70 g.
sra trhroisred muslin under sleeves; muslin rimmlnss
yetts lace. ne ne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
NOTICE.
IL s NTHk{R 10 Merchant TaiIOr.

Aud dea er in GENTS FURNISHING Cio0Ds,
A T the q d stand, o. 2I:s lie Main street, u.
\ S. Hotel. Worcester, Mass., wishes to
inform his friends and the public generally. at he has
made eeHts with the best Importing Houses in
New ofk and Boston, from which he is receiving dali
ly, fresh suppl OF new and Fashionable DDS in his
line, suited TO the Autumn and Winter trade, such
Overcoming Pantaloonery, Broadclohs and Vestings.
of superior styles and quality, which he il prepared
to make order at sh rtnotce and in the most ap-
proved STYLES. .
Also, II. 3 NJ is receiving, from ew York
and Buston fr sh Supplies OF Furnishing Goods,
such as Dress and Fancy Shirts. SIk. Merino Cot
ton Ieder Shirts and Drawers, Scars, Cravafs
Gloves Hosiery Bosoms collars, &c, all Of which will
be sold much less than th usual market prices. Gen
tenen invited 10 call and examine tor themselves
at the old stand, No 2l3t Main street, U. 5 Hotel
Buildn Worcester Mass.
OI0-d2m III. s. MOORE. :.
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For Sale or Rent.

A New House ON Pleasant street, near Col Abbotts,
"A convenient for three families ar applied for soon
will be sold with bout 10000 feet of land Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
acres of land, occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also
small Farm oil about 30 acres with an unfinished house
upon it, about OF mile of said Gut ng estate
neer the Jones Farm.--Terms very liberal. Apply to
p. g. BACON,
mar6-du No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
Great DAGUERREAN Gallery.
Nj ON7 Main cAunnA n


Two doors NOElh of the American Tenn
perance House, Worcester.
fE'HIS Establishment which is the olde and most
advantages for carrying he Daguerrean art in
all pelecnns and beauty Within brief time This
establishment h produced over 1O,OO0 picnres hich
point Of superiority and accuracy, have, and
can he, excelled.
The proprietor, DIR. VAN AI.STIN, being the oldest
art ST in this city, prepared to challenge competition
of SKILL either in he perfection and beauty of asuerreo-
type product ons, or in the exceeding cheapness with
which he is enabled TO offer them 10 the public,
B-Slock of superior quality constantly on hand,
tsa8 HH oct Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLIO THING!
CUSTOM OR READY-MADE,
AT THE EXTEN sIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
"A. p. WARE.


subscriber has superior facilities for the produc-
sion of CUSTOM CLOTHING. of all descrip
tons which he is pared make up to ORDER with
prom tn IS, in the mnst thorough manner, and i'm
point of style and finish unsurpassed and AT the very
Lowest possible prices. Tie will have constantly on
hand large stock of Piece Goods, which will be sold
very low to persons wishing make ~ their own clo-
thing. lie has also hand 5ll times all extensive
stock Of Read y-made Clohng and Furnishing Goods
at wholesale or retail consisting Of
Dress. Frock. and Sack Goats,
Adapted all seasons of the year. made from every
variety and quality of cloth.
PANTALO NS-One to one Thousand pair
Velvet, Satin, Silk Valencia Marseilles aud all kinds of
VESTS!
And a large assortment OF YOUTHS g. BOYS CLIO
THING, Of every desirable style
ON ERALS, GREEN SPENCLRS, Il UMBRELLAS
single or by the dozen
Satin, Silk, and great variety OF fancy
CRAVATS, STOCKS, AND SCARFS
Kid, Buck, silk, Linen isle TIL cad and Cotton
G. Low IS.
And Cotton, Worsted, Meripo, and Wooden Socks
Caps Snspenders, &c, all OF which will be sold in
quantities to suit customers upon the plan Of the well
approved maxms q honesty is the best policy p
and = nimble siXpence better than a slow shilling y
% Please CAL with your friends and see if these
things be So
u The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS is
invited A.. P. WARE.
WANTED, as above, Is or 20 Custom Pant makers
Apply Immediately. sep27 DIFF
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Front Street Store Lois

FFHE valuable lot of land on the South side of Front
l ST., North of the Salem street Church extending
on Front street about Ito feet bounding East on
Tirmbull -. aud w est Salem street, is offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth
over 20 ieet. The lots will be sold on such terms
to render them profitable purchase either Cor those
wishing to build stores Tor their to let.
mar25dtf FRANCIS I'll DEWEY ZlS Main st
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Valuable Real Estate for SaIe.

"a = BUILUING hUI, on Front street, corner
Of Vine street. as feet front by 70 deep adjoining
$3.50 Warden Block, with Dwelling House thereon
-beirg very desirable location for The erection of
Block of Stores, and would profitable investment
for capitalist. For further particulars, inquire of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dtf No. 2l2 q BIG Main street
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DRY GOODS, &C.

FANCY GOODS I!
! FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE!!
HE subscribers, rendering their thanks to their GUS
tomeis, and he public in general, Tor past patronage
would respectfully invite them to call and examine
| their stock OF FANCY GOODS for the FALL AND
WINTER TRADE.
! Our MR.. MYERS has just returned from New York
where he has spent upward of fourteen DAYS 20 select
our stock; and asmost of Goods have been bought
at Auction at lower prices than they he imported
we shall sell at lowe prices than any other concern IN
| this place
! Our stock consists of the hest assortment of
GeFEBaasa Zephyr sYOrsteds,
Upwards of 500 shades
German Tapestry Worsteds,
The greatest VARIETY.
POLISH YARNS-WooIen Yarn silk, Linen and
Cotton Floss. all kinds OF
EMBROIDERY .M.ATERIALS, &c.
COTTON, LIN n, AND SILK CANVASS.
trimmings
FOR DRESSES AND VISITES.
In this department is TO be found all the varieties and
stvleg OF the | test lmporations.
| PRINCESS, BRALDS, BUTTONS, &c.
IL yazBEssBE sBEiRsEElS!
Collars, Cuffs, Inside andkerchiefs, Chemisettes
Fl0unces, Rufles, Chidrens' Embroidered Waists
UnderSleeves, Lace Capes Breakfast Caps,
Black Lace Wells, and an endless variety OF other
Embroideres, all ofwhich were bought cheaper than
ever, and to be sold at
the Greatest Bargains
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
The best assortment of the above for Children Misses
and LADIES' of all prices and of the qualities
Faces fsgsG EGES6zsgS !!
OF above we have endless variety on hand viz:
Swiss and Cambria Wrought Edgngs and L. settings
Lsle, Linen, Threah, Smyrna and Egyptian Kdgings
and lnsertngs, Black Brussels Laces etc.
WHITE GOODS
Swiss Muslms. from to to IS cents per yard Jaconet
Camhrics, Cross Barred Muslns, Dotted Muslins,
Irish Linens etc.
Articles for the Toilet
Brushes, Soaps, Combs, feiidmeries, French Pow
1 ders, Scissors, etc, of end ess variety.
EfgMCV eEgE6CFC8 j.!
Purses, Bags, Port Monnaes, Fans, Cord and Tusses,
Steel Beads Steel Rings and Tassels Fancy Alabaster
Ware Willow Baskets, and thousands of other Fancy
Articles TOO numerous to mention.
We would call pan ticular attention our
LADIES', MISSES & CHILDRENS'
Polka Coats and SpcmceFs !!
Which of our knitting, of German Zefhyr Wors
ted, aid superior thing else Of this kind in the
ket.
Our MR.. MYERS will match all patterns for EN-
broidery aud Needle.wurk bought in orr establish
ment; and is, from his long experience The business
enabled to do so i'll the most enlirc ma ner, +.
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt.
| NEW ENGLAND tANIA STORE, 2 0 Aiain ST.,
sepl2-dii Near Worcester House.
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ESaTe Chance.
HOUSE LOT FOR sane.

AAO OD4I LUZ T O4b VII
rT'HE subsc iher offers for sale Building Lot on
Grown ST near the residence of Rev am Small.
ley, measuring 6 by 1856 feet large lot Of the best
variety efFRUlT TREE are on the lot some of them
in bearing state For full particulars, inquire of
nov4 dim j. e PHELPS 10 Lincoln ST
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GREEN and " hile Glass Bottles and Walls
" Gilt, Fancy and Plain Labels, for [ ologne, Hair
Oil, &c Essential Oils
large assortment of all kinds, at wholesale or re-
tai, No 6, Harrington cor, opposite City Hall
OF dw3m 1 SAML. G. WHITE d. Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
REAL ESTATE
For Sale or to Rent.

Tor Sale or to Rent.
&A THE House on PARK rect formerly occupied
inN b, EDwARDB RICE. Possession given imne
dately.
For further partict lars inquire of
ap2e-dtf : u. GODDARD. l4I Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
WATER CIsTERNS.
Butter and Cheese.

NOW in store, and receiving by Railroad, from
IN New York AMI Vermont State, choice dairy BUT
TEA and CHEESE, which sell low for cash.
Dealers i'll the above article invited examine ou
stock.
sep23 dwsm LEE sPRAGUE& CO., AZ Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
Paints and Oil

: PalnJS and UlI,
7 EWISS Pure Mite lead
Union
English lnseed Oil, Pine do Spirits Turpentine ia
paul. ich and Furnit Varnish together with gem
er assortment of Pants and COlors. The above viii
be sold at the lowest prices by POOLE q MILES,
OF d&w2m 81 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
WORCESTER DAILY spy:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORN
a1a main street, CButman Row.

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
House for Sale,

\A Two Sorry Brick HOUSE, 70. 80 South
IiGA bridge Street, aiming 10 rooms with good
garden, good well of soft water, &c Apply to
HENRY PALMER,
y25dtf No SO Southbridge Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
lnar6-dtf
Building Lots on Main and HAY sts..

Building Lots on Main and Hay Sts.,
NOR SALE, or exchange for properly in or out of
4 the city The above Lots within five minutes
walk of the new Macnine Shop Southhridse street,
and offer opportunity those wishing 10 locate
in that mart of The city.
ALSO,-From one to eight of land, situated
near The Oread Institute, for sale low and easy.
ALSO,--Two LOIS on Wellington STREET. For partic-
ulars inquire Of CHEST HUBBARD,
sep22 dam@ Corner of Austin and irving streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
A CARD

a GARD.
ENHE subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage
i heretofore bestowed upon him, would call The at
tention oil his lliends and patrons tG his
Removal.
Having fitted up and remov ed to store 2O7 Main ST..
two doors north of the American Temnerance
House, where he intends keeping as good an assort-
ment of
Paper Hangings, Borders, &C.,
as can be found III the city, III large small lots which
pun chasers are invited to examine.
/ ~ b. All kinds of papers put on formerly by ex
! peuenced ~Orkmen, botn in and Out of the city.
II Remember the place, TWO doors north of the
American Temperance House. and directly opposite
Brinley Hail. 500
| sepl3 dwtf A. H. NEWTON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
STILL LATER FASHIONS

EftN be the old stand, o. 2l34 Main Street.
~ United sta es Hotel Bul dill 9, Worcester, Mass,
the latest Paris Fashions for GtntlemeH's 0V r.
GOA rs DRESS aud FROOK COATS, PANTA-
Looms and VESTS, Dress and Fancy SHIRTS, DO
SONS and COLLARS, uNDER-SHIRTS ana ORA W.
Err, SCARFS CRAVATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
&c Gentemen. the above named Goods are truly ele-
giant, and will De sold for much less usual mar
ket prices Please call and examine Tor Yourselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22
ALBFRT CLARKE. Anotbacarv

A ND dealer III Drugs, Medirnes, terfumery, Chemi
n als.Blushes, Fancy Articles and Old Havana
Cigars Physicians supplied with PURE Medicines at
Boston prices Prescriptions carefully prepared
u The cellar If the establishment is appropriated
to Paints, Oils Varnzhes Fluid and Uamphene, which
in quality and price intended expressly suit Gus
toners. t'f
242 Main street, con.er Pleasant street, Worcester
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Gharnnal
Gardner Oil. Vitriol.

Gardner U1I, V1Cf10I.
NOR sale at Boston prices with ad1ition OF freight
L also, Mnratic Acid, Aqua Forts, Muriae Tin, Nj
trio Acid, &c. SAML. c. WHITE & co.
Harrington Corner, opp, size City Hall. dwSno2
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PRICE ONE CENT.
TO Re LET.

10 Leu.
TWO Small Teremens, pleasantly located on Pleas
ant street. Apply to ID. Brown, No. :, Central
Exchange. Oet-2tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-22

An Dozen nice finished CALF SKINS, weight 10 to
ItO "a pounds TO the dozen, for sale cheap, by
seni5-dtf ALDRtOH 4 CO!
The New York herald., 1851-08-08
IS OF rHr STATE OF NV Yonk.
Banks

comparison Of the aggregates for June with those for
December $780, shows increase in the line Of discounts
Of 81 665473 stocks 81 isi; cash items s217o7;
capital s65s2l deposits 81 and decrease in
'peeie Of s2,o6254o bank notes s2le7e; circulation
<soi477 During the past five years there has been
steady increase in the banking movement of this State
and it is much larger than it has ever been be-
tcre. For the purpose OF showing the movement
at two important periods, annex the official az
returns do not give go good an idea as we wish of
the expansion of credits at the pei iods named it is
pretty well known that in 1886 and 1887, the banks
almost monopolized the loaung of money commercial
paper and stock securities whereas the banks only
do portion of that business Private bankers and outside
capitalists WELD immense capital in this Market and
II s impossible to get at their operations in this line
must leave for those acquainted with the transaction
Of the leading private houses TO make their estimates