davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
On lit dams lie Times du 10 julie; ::

" Dapres les rcnseignements que
nous avons reGis de uos correspondents,
ct snr lesqnels nous croyous ponvoir
compter, remperenr Nicolas SC m6htre
tout p,et a traitcr en- pneuant pour ba>
Sc le protocole signe lie @ AvriI, q Vien-
ne, par les representants des quatre
puissances. "
ii semble disp Sc Il admettrc quo i.
navigation dn Danube sera Iibre, ct que
les droits ainsi que Ies privileges dcs sn
jets chretiens de la Porte seroht mis- sous
la s'nyegarde des cino :pIissanccs, ct
fon aloute quill conSentira eyacucr
les .Principhutes certaincs conditions
ct garanties qui nc nous sont point par,
faite,pent connues, .,nais qiii ne paraiss
sent pas dc nature a obtcnir lapproba-
ton des puissances occidentaies on la
dhesi on dn cabinet de Ficune. f
81 c'est Ia un rapport exact dc Ia der
Mere communication russo et. de l.eii,:t
qu'eIc IA produit il Vienne sur les re-
presentauts des a'itrcs granlcs puissan-
ces, celte reponse est e,idemment eya.i-
We ct concuc i des>eln eli termes vagnes.
i.'empereur de Russie parait vonIolr
aspirer Oh merite de rabattrc beancoup
de ses premieres preten.ions, relative
ment au protectorat DIES chretiens ct 1
la navigation dn Danube, mais il alta
che des conditions a In mesurc plus pres
sante ct plus Immediate Gni est rt,acua-
ton des Principntes, etc'est i qnois nj
Ia conference de Vienne, nj les puissan.
ces occidentaIes ne consentiroft proba-
blement pas dn tout. ~ '@
Existat-il meme fueIquc apparcnce
d'accord sur ces points, il est Impossible
de reconci!ier lc reimbursement des an
ciens t'aiies entre IL Russic ct Ia Porte
avec cette stipulation Gu protocoe du .
avrir, qui oblige les gopxernements ali.
es a s'eforcer de tronver de concert les
guarantees les plus propres i rat achcr
reXistencc de l'enpi're ottoman d I',qu.
Iibfe general de- l'E,urope ct qppnd
nous disions que ces traites sontabroge.,,
nous en'endons par la quill est inpossi-
bic aux p.Iissances occideniaIes d'avoir
en- yuc aucun espece de retour i un etat
de chooses qui retablirait, nsces.arement
la domination russo sur la cote occiden.
taId de l;t mer Noire: Due la Ru-siefa ata
contrainte d'evacuer; gui placerait lad
| ministra.ion de Ia MoIdayie ct de ia Va.
| lachie >ous son protectorat colleetif, ct Ia
| aisscrait, e un mot, dams la position i.
plas asantageusc pour renouveler, Ii,
premiere occasion favorable. tout &C plan
d'agression. tae tf
. II est essentiellement contr,,ire aux
premiers principles ct dc ii poiitiqacI ct
de IL gnerre d'entimer dcs negotiations
pour Ia paix, qnand on ne peut pas dire
Dull J ait rien de change pi dams Ic.
pretentions nj dams IA force relative d'a.-
cune des parties adyerses. .3ai'ta
:" Sill s'onsrait. demain un congres,
tontes les Iaemes. Questions dai ont 81
iongtemps menace rEurope ct ont en-.
fin eclcte Ell hostilites actuelles restc.
raienta regler, ct eIles ne pourraicnt
| s'"rranger que par dcs proinesses ct des
engagements semblables a ceux que la
Rnssic.a 81 rseemment violss. -,.-.y..-
A aE.sgssx Ns s-s 81. .tf4 a35fakA4.55 ii
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13

ESPRIT cALlFoRNIEN. La preuve que
Ia California Sc ciyilisc, csest qu'on COM
men,e a y cultiver lie luxembourg Ct les
leux de mot:. :. PourGnoi, disait a IN
de ses amis un ieune Eftbitant de Sacre>
me.,to, lie Chinois cst-il ie plus etonnant
dc tous les ant1aaux Z" i.'ami chercha
IN inst:,n. ct p,is ieta sa languc aux
chiens. -'' C est quill a la te'e ct la
auene partant de la meme cxlrefhite.. "
L'ami p,at son chapean ct dispartt. On
croft quill ii cucore la Eeyrc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
DEUx ENsErGNEs MALENC oMTREUsEs

DEUx ENsErtsNEs LENColITREUsE
-parmi les cn>eignes don't Paris est il
uslre de ,o,,tcs paris, il en- est vraimrnt
qui sont dignes dc fiser i'attention des
a.natears. SIR Fun eles Establishments
de bains froids q,ft chaqoe aimee sien-
nent s'inslailer SIR la Seine an printemps
pour disparaftre a la fin de Ia belle sal,
son, OH remarquait Fan p;sse un from
tispice avcc ces mots ecrits en- gros
caracteres bniw a fond de 6ois pour les
t1fmnses a quatre sals ! ct tons les ma''-
vals plaisanls de rire, ct Ncu salt SIT
en- manque 4 Paris, sgftont parmi les
canotiers de la Seine 1'outes les fois
au'une cnbarcation vefiait a longer l'e-
tab.isscmehl .nautidue, fs,essieurs les
Aambards ne nlanquaient pas dc lancer
qnelques bordtes dc bons .gros .quolibets
i I;,,snariniere s,rIe comp,e des danes
qui fresaentaient Get etabIissen'en,.
ponrlant l'enseigne contiiniaht 4 sub
sister Ell ia forme primitive, Ia chose flnit
par desenir monotone, ct les plaisante-
ries par s.enoasser aiors un de nos
,nari,.s d'eaa donce s'ingsnia Id.y fAire
Iintroduirc quelque variante pour EXETER
le rire sur nouyeanx frais ct Pour. celia
Ii pritie patti d'aller trouyer le pro-
.pri5taire dn lieu auquel il iii refnarquer
&C quill y await dams son inscription de
pen fiatteur pour scs baIgne,.ses. ..s,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
MADn,D III Juliet.

LA tranauillte la plus complete cons
TIME de regner dams Ia capitale.
Les Republicans qni Sc 'sont montres
dams !e district dc Nalcnce, sont rrgou-
rcnsemem poursulsls.
L,a division qui st;tit ;ittendue a Ma
tlrid est irriyee. --.----
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
T E u | I L & Z 0 N.
3g stss sssssH LES
CoMEDIENS SANS LIE sAVolR'
.sssasssaa. ssa -
85f L xrupE DE FEMAE. li'R
stslf
Z - Sui.e-
licl est le rapporteura..

= Qnul est le rapporteura...
- Massol.
Bon!
-2Et nos minis Giraud ct Claude Vi
enon sont dams la section, dit Bixiou.
-Dis-leur un mot, ct qusili viennent
ce soir chez Carabins odldu Tillet don-
ne unc iete propcs de rail .says, Gu,
On d6tipusse nsaiistenant plus que jamais
.ar les chemins, ajUdta Leon.
@-Ahca! mails csest dams les Pyre-
nses demanda ie jcune homme deseno
satieux.
--Oui, dit GasonaI.
Ell soas ne sotez pas pour nous
dana les elections dit rhomme d'Etat
en- fegafdant Ga1onal.
Mons mais. apres &C que vous senez
uc DIRE devant moi; yous msavez corrom-
pu; foi de commandant dc Ii gardc ma
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
PRISE DE MADRID.

IA RENE sc PREP rRANT a FUR.
Aux dernieres dates de Madrid, on
annoncait la continuation tes success des
insurges. lis s'ataient efhpafes de Ma
drid apres une lutte desesperee ct la
reine Sc preparait a III fuitc. ...
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13

sa belle-mere qui est decedee subtle
,ment j y a trois sen'aines environ. Ln
ietnre B.. etc mise .immediatemenit
en- elat 'arrestation. La justice intormc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
AGENTS DU ?IoNNlEK.


IN. E. Ehde, Passage
NtLE-OaLEAss de la Rourse, No IS,
encoighure Cont.
ASCENSION NM. Richard &, 1'empet.
RrvlshE-NEuvE. NJ. Firrnin Duplessis.
4BERyILLE NJ. .. Breau.,
Sr-JAcauEs !. :. M. Auguste Thsriot.
sr-'EAs barTis1E' NJ. Edgard Perret.
RosT.Bnraux, At. Edmond Bulliard.
FarpbbAux =. NJ. Adolphe Bahchsrd.
houMA NJ. F. Gagne.
Srr-MAR1r M. .Istienne Penisson.
AssoMpTtbs !. I. G. Rodriguez. Cafe Star.
BELLE R1v1ERE NJ. Pierre Theriot.,
p,I.counryfIiE. NJ. C.. J. E. Gauthfsr,
,1r Dams les paroisses Oh nous n'avops pas
hommne d'agents, nous prions les Maitres ae
Posste de voaloir Sc charger de l'agence de notre
seullle.
ANN0NCES Pour les insertions, annonces
avis. etc., ETC., les conditions sontl sulvan'ss
Par DIX I1ases, P6nrla iere insertion 81 90
Pour les Insertions suivantes -: 80
Tout aboonnne qui vohara suspcndre son abon
nenent, devra prtvehir, par scrlt, fEiaitenr
q linze iours at moins, ayant l'explraton dntri
it
On exec ute l'imIp'riIhere du PiosslER ,et ce
Icx prix les plus moderes, toutess especes d'ou-
srlges typosraphiques, (.JdbsD tells one, CAR
rss, rAcTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs: ETC., Erc.
.tr..t - Aht ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13

uNE ROBE PARACHUTE. - La jeune
Sophie H.. agee de I3 ans, est une
charuante ct intcrrcssante eftant, un
peu espiegle CONNIE toutelois on lest a
son age. lie 22juin, lie soir, son re-
tour de re:ole, ellie jouait Il Ia croi,ee
du Iogement de son pere, au qnatrieme
etage dune mai>on situec rue Notre-
Dame de Nazareth. Vonlant parler "a
une ieune voisinc de ses amles, ellie SC
pencha pour la mieux ap"rcevoir, mais
nn pen trop Ell avant. Dans ce nouve~.
men,, l'imprudentc fut entrafnec par le
poids du corps ct yint 'omber sur lie pave.
Rien ne saurait peindre l'efl'oi de sa
mere en- II. voyaht ainsi di.paraltre !;
mais par IN bonhenr tolt pfosidentieI, i,
la robe de Ia jenhc file cn tombant,
s'ttait etendue ct gonhee CONNIE un
ballon, await ftit parachute ct l'avalt
ain,i preserve dune mort certalae.
Au bout de queIqnes minutes daya-
nouissement. CT grace aux soins que cha>
Gun s'cmpre>sa dc ini prod gner. So,
phe revint a ellie, SQUIRT i sa mere ct
aux personnes qni entonraient, voul"t
reprendre ses jenx CONNIE 81 rIen ne lnl
etait arrive !; mais OIL jngea prudent de
i, coufier aux soil,s dun medecin Que
I.on euvoya chercher ct qni constata
qu.il ny await .'ucune fracture. Mals
CONNIE il craignait des desordres lnte-
rieurs, il !, liiit provisoirement transpor-
ter la pauvre enfant d I'hopital SUI .ouis.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13

uN AaouR Be FEMME. - lie 81 Jpin,
yets qnatre henres du lnatin, dit 1'Union
de [. !Yoate N,rne, Ia non!Tec Louise
B.. agee de ,rente ans, coupe lie cou
i.aide dun rlsoir 4 son mari, Claude
Emile g., age de rs aus, vigneron a
poissors. Deux heares apres Ia yictime
rendait lie dernier so,pir. Voici qnel-
ques mots ecrits par g.. quelques inss
.nts avant sa mort: 8 C'cst ma femme
qui MIA assassine &C matin asec IN
rasoir, Quel maIheur que j'ai go de
concher avec ellie aptes m.avoir bien
hatte &C matin, ellie MA donne lc coup
mais All rtioins pinissez Ia donc de toate
la force de la loi. !" 7' H
On soapeonne cette femme d.asoir
tcnte dsenpoisonner son mari qnetques
iours anparavant ct d'avoir empoisonne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

ST. 81; third DO, sex; ordinary, s5x ST. hides, per
c~t, t6il Ls6h tsow, Ssh 50; psts, 81 81 81 so;
esh skins, 10. Ier To-; barrsrag cattle $50 sax;
veal calves IS, s6, So ~ So storss-workng oxen,
sales; COWS ard calves s3l $50 sS7 s42, St6 siS
$50 ses 70 s72 two year old, sa4 s27 SOL $40 SIS s9
70 $50; three year old, sac $40 $42 S45 ss. $50 $50
b4 to s72 sheep and lambs-9, las at market; extra
sth, SO, 81. ssto 30; by lot S2s, So 49, ,s34, tal,
ssA, 81 to SAX. swine-None, and no demand.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Feb. s-At market $40 best CATTLE
20 working oxen SO and calves 500 sheep 800
swine Prees-Beef CAttIe-Ws quote correspond VT
lat week about The prices obtained for like
quality Extra 81 6oaG Is first quality. S7aG so;
Only two salss noticed Ss8 Sll0 Cows and Calves
Sales, s24 s2s s3l. $50, $40 $40, AID s4S. Sheep
Ssss, 50, ~ 25, SIS so, %, 81 SO, and 50. Swins-A
few small lts selected 30 for sows 8s for bArrows
entire lot 4zc. At retail from SO to eKc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
BArK CAFTrM o. rms star, o.

ls45 there was decrease OF banking capital OF t379s7S
and in the year 1885 decrease OF 1908 iee In cash
year since there has been increase In 1858 the In
amounted to SIC ESQ $40 being equal 70 that Of
the tvs previous years aud equal to the net increase
after decuetlns the OF the previous ten years
thus far this the increase has been quite moderate
and 80 trust y viii continue In 1887, the tiae OF
the grss' inason 'hs BANKING capital 9, the stats va
only thirty seven millions Of dollars Nov IT is more than
double that u would not be dicat TO antieipxs tue
sfec, Of a. expansion At this rate for mach longer
period.
The condition OF the leading departments q he B.nk
OF Ter and branches, the Is. az J.uuary 1854
compared with that for the Is. o,Juy lsa9 presee.
the annexed statement -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
CITY TRADE HEpoaC.

tEptY fso l0-b T. ".
Tor Jots, per leo Us.
BssApsfrYts Flour unsettled daring the day, bat
closed doll ara heavy. The Transitions oor orissi
II COO bills choice State at 80 50 25 uivsi
10 taEey Western st 90 i21 81 BIZ AGd other MAIDS -
propotuouate The movements In Sou'hsrc reach
"a only 1850 bbls at 50 Isl 50 ak FOR mixed
t. tL.l.at. &c -. 30 &C.. ios f-soa.s-, and 80
cas- $40 10 for tancy, Per bsh RJe acur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
Family Market Price Current,

Our table this week regulated BY the prices Of Wash
ingon Market There has not been much change during
the last week. Game exceedingly plenty, bat still DO
mAnss fair price, 1t win NO doubt continue ct it, pre-.
sent rates 80 long as remains cold and frosty
but there should happen suddenly to warm spell,
game could be bought for almost nothing The markets
are in rather dirty condition. owing to the quantities Of
mud created around them BY the late storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
SECOND BOARD,
nIinea aud Mining.

FRIDAY, Feb. 100 ?. "
The sales at this rorniuss board showed trace OF
the new, from Europe. The only change was = slight
improvement, Ia Poto mac ~hich rose 80 eighth asa fall
In Phenx goli which not ssleas' FOR more than =
North Carolina Is stationary At 3 Fulton at III Ulster
,tl.; Cold Hill At 81 The bid for Cumberland Vas 90
for New Creek AS for lehsh Zinc 3; for H~Asse-,
FOR Norwich 9 for Toltec liz; for wiath'op as tor
Isls Roysle, 20G for Mineral for Riplsy. 3& for Al
gomNh 4; for WyoSonL 81; for Conrad dill, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

with smaller capital the osrs more than doubled;
With Increase OF 1851 3S4 in the spscis GA
HAND there has been an increase Of 81 Sal $40 Ia the
Amount o, circulation.
According to the annual report OF the Pennsylvnns
Raro1 Company, the gross receipts OF the road In rs
eompets state last year. excluding portion local
receipts OF the Colu nhis Railroad 81 TIA $50 ST.
the profit after deductng and expenses OF
portstion 81 1ol 2oS Os. The amount paid for tolls
to the state, Harrisburg and Lancaster and Baltimore
and SufquehsnpA Railroads, 37T9 GIL 63 OF which
s2lS 10 50 for the of the Portage RAilrrsd.
The through tonnsgs between Ptiiadephia and Pi.N
burg has increased from ss tons in 1884, to 49, 400 In
1889 and thu local tonnage nom SO 1913 to SO 1873 tons
making the total tonusgs 59 $50 tons against g. 9s last
year while the receipts non This have increased
from $3.50 500 10 to 81 507 $40 So In connection with
this subject the report contains structures the
policy OF the State in reference to her public works.
The entire coat OF the rosd with dou BILE track from
Harrisburg to Pusburg, and siduss, estimated to bs
ala Geo. The expenditure for ou,dt mp to the close
OF the year. has been 81 $50 e76 81 The company
have seventy nine locomotives l27a eight whesied and
1877 four wheeled freight cars sixty nine eight wheeled
passenger cars and twenty four eight wheeled baggage
o~ins 20 the narrow space between the tracks OF
the state roads thirty eight Of the passenger
but 81 feet vide These to be widened to y feet
There remained 10 be delivered the LIST instant thirty
two loco motives and Ave passenger TO I'll the soon
psny present ORDERS estimated to cost 1925 GEO. There
have been few accidents during the year.
The finances OF the road in substance follows
RECEIPTS.
Fro stockholders, for stock $ll, 22S 020 90
= loans, &c......... o,oSs,sft VI
TOTAL. Sl6,3i- soi VI
EXPENDITURES
Constrr c,ion outfit, &e ............s43s $50 6a7 81
Subscriptions 10 raiifoacs l3ouoco W
IAaving In the hands OF the trsa surer t552s n
The amount received during the year from
TIE busrsss OF the road WAS. 81 76s 100 II
Amount paid for expenses, interest &o.. 2i662b9 90
Surplus for the year. $oV2,olo ~
Hths charter had psriaied the payment OF dividends
the pston OF the read dividend OF eight per
cent could have been declared.
The Governor OF California in his message to the Lsgs
turs Of that State gives the xed exhibit pub
lilo Indebtedness the goth day Of December, 1862 40
coidipg to the report OF the State Comptroller =
FINANCES OF CArIFoRNIA-PUBIIc DKBT.
Amount Of three per cent bonds
Cutslsnoin8..... Ss,Vto w
Amount 4 interest same 10 date b,50l rs
1856 25
g OF per cent bonds OF 1851. 80. 3sl 600 90
of Esven per cGAt bonds OF lS52.... 423 900 90
Of State Prison bonds aot of 1884,. 100, 0C0 90
OF Omptrollers warrants outstand-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1859 so
To al amount of civil indie btedness 20TT ls6 O5
Amount Of debt principal sad interest. ga $50 65
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
To al amount of civil indie btedness 20T7 ls6 o.
Amount Of debt principal aad interest. ga 81
Total debt of the state, exclusive OF the

Total debt OF the state, exclusive OF the
Ths Governor i.ys:-an we include the SIS SEQ re-
eeived for sss DOL warrants then 1t Is So 464s5 TO- Ga
the received for school land the Stats
is pledged yment annual iatsrest Of seven
per to the school fund.- but the principal Ia not
gAded a. iegtmAte debt OF the State because realized
from sales made OF her own property, and the interest
money which has accrued the balance Of the civil
debt ID not iusUded because the amount 30 in the
treasury Besides this the DEBT contracted for Indian
expeditions, amounting in the aggregate to the sam Of
1924 1862 81 should be- regar cd rather apparent
than actual indebtedness. aud ono which Oorgress is
bound, or Later to ssume-ths general govern
ment having jailed to extend to people The
guaranteed by the constitution OF tns United Stats"
Tie adjusted indsb dress OF the RtAte the Slit Of
December 1851, reported by the Comptroller amount
I'd to 81, 242, 500 "A as follows: =
Total amount OF Acctted civil Indebtedness 500 9s3 p5
Total amount Of adjusted debt AS 315 70
Total amount. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2l2 500 "a
mere are cow cutstspding but about four thousand
dollar OF the whole amount Of thres per cent bonds
issu.d.
Issued $500 000, upon which interest 10 the
so hs bees paid sxcudve of the IS sol 70
due the 81, 0Tb, Geo stlii outstA aGpg.
The receipts and expenditures for the ensuing FISCAL
year are esumsa bY the Comptroller ~ felows:-
Receipts $3.50 oo0
III. returns have been ree.ved from tweo
ty count.s Appraised amount Of real aud personal
property SOL The remaining eight counties win
me ssssment TO least 800 900 goo being
increase, Compared with 1857 50, 1873 I44
Amc unit Of revenue o. an astessmsut OF $780,
eco coo, A. sixty cents on ca n Sil0 CT vAlui-
ton. 5000 0o0
Amount o, foreign miners Observation-Disclosures. l2jol0
Amount Of POLL tax 60 600
Amount of uslgued gods 50 001
Amount Of iuctica du ies................... 5000
Amount ~ passenger Observation-Disclosures. B0G0
amount OF library und Observation-Disclosures. 20Jo
AueuLt OF possesaery claims Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Total smoun,.. 500 90
Deduct or dslp usD eiea and cost Of collection 100 600
n. amour. ., revenue. $50 o5o
The Governor Of that the total rso.ins Ssfor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

Increase, equal 10 ~ Yoof ~
This increase has been obtAised in spite OK oostruo
tons interposed 70 traffic by the Erie disturbances
but FOR which the receipts would hare been
100000
An application has seen made to Congress, under the
auspices Of C&ss to make grant OF paois lands Ia
aror ola railroad prof cted TO ruo from Detroit across
the Michigan peninsula towards Na;sinAv point 1nd
through the mining district OF Lake supstior Anosh.r
route 10 IA. region also talked Of By constituting
road from Fond du La, which is tn terminus OF
railroad row constructing Tor Chicago, and which woui
run 10 direct line ane Of ths Superior mnps
region.
rnc Treasurer OF the State Of Nss Jsisy oocSldcts
the retort that the bis Of the Public Ssock Bank Of
Bsvdere we're selling At 10 per cent discount &c l'o
stated that the notes Of al banks organized under the
general banking lave Of New Jersey, are secured Seyoad
ion er 6ouo, ~ STAT. stocks and other scuri.
ties deposited IN hisofics
Mn B BrumhAn has bean elected President OF tbs
Mechanic arc Traders Bark Of Jersey City 10 place Of
Mr. Bentley Who declined eeston IN consequences Of
other business agreements
The earnints Of the chgsn Central Railroad Com psny
nor the month OF January 1853 and 1884 compare fol
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

Total, s37. 4sI 70 tso,5s2 IS saSoe5 Is
The annexed table exhibits the banking capital Of tie
state Of New York in each OF the past eleven years show
ing the increase or decrease from year TO year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
For SALE.

ner the house in elegant order with all modem
VIII be sold with without the furniture
In the house. Apply 10 b. KINSHIMAR,
$40 Fourth avenue, from to 7 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-sITUArKD NEAR
NMlins.Sn square on the ncrsherly SIDE ~ i,rss
and contains the usual modern improvements wiz 10
rented for several yss- Address box 1851 Post once,
Stain when and whese IN Interview ~ be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

ITO LET-'HE NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE
East Sixteei tn street. nesr StuyvesAnt park, vii
the modern improvements in one of The most dasrasI
pleisan. iocstons " the city, Rent, Sl4oo Tor PERI
the house ard obker particulars apply At No. 81
street, second floor, from to o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
TENANTS, REGISTER.

- PACK PLACE ROOMS TO LET OR LEASE. ON
the aeor and third foors suitable either for oces
or any otstr ighs business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

ITO LET, IN BRooKiYN-TH UPPER PART
house No. SIS Tillary street. with Ia bias snei
all five rooms rest 81! per month, in advance; only thr
family in house, ten minutes walk from the 10
Aprly THE PREMISES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

ITO LIT-APARTNENTs on THE FIRST FLOOR, q
stisK u two ve<v elegant asd richly furnish Cd Pal
ore Of which be sads bedroom, besides . e,biat
toilette suitable gentleman Of high respectful
Alss TIVE besro stns. Beard required. Apply 81 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
Sl62,457 6l

The total amount 81 colesed in the province
Of New during the Was about 1920 ooo Of
which oser $500 900 vas received At q. J.hn.
The committee of the Legislature Of Massachusetts, Who
have under sdsraon the eIpedercy Of granug tbs
petitions OF large number OF banks for increase o.
capital have issued circular to these banks calling
First for list OF notes hand which exchange
xs charged tho rate OF exchange charged where said
notes payable and tue time SAID notes nave " ran
after they discounted.
Second the amount Ct pspcr on hand discouated tos
persons doing business out Of the town Or city was.e the
bank Is located.
No action viii be taken With regard to the increase OF
the capital or any bank until these facts furnished
The receipts OF tbs Michigan Southern AMI Northern
Ineisns Railroad Company for January 1854 were
FAsse myers aud mail sbssls ~
Freight aud miscellaneous. ~ V0o IS
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S5s 90
Receipts OF January, lst3... 90 zoo 81
Increase equal 10 50 per cent..........sil6 S7 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

ITO LET-TWo LARGE ROOMS, WITH TWO /.
Il urth oo-s II The new hail in Grand street, Also
stable ~ t6 Twentgtourth street. containing 81 st.s
stable at 80 Crosby street, For particulars inquire
Grand street.