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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID Ill lIMOhE avn OaIO hdiEhOhb.
IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAVELi
IMPORTANT CHANCES OFSCHEDUDE!l
III u The late completion Of the
40 Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting as it does, by 20
short and direct Q line, the Baltimore and Chic
Railr ad with all portions of the West land North
and Southwest) gives this route greatly increasej
advantages 10 through travellers In that direction
On and sf,er MONDAY, November ~, 1854 the
trains viii be run as follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will run In each direction
1irst-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at m, instesd OF o'clock IS heretofore, (except
on sundsy) and arriving st Wheeling at 40 a. m
instead of at p. m, Is heretofore, and running
through to Vice ing IN about IL hours, reschiI 2
there st 10 25 4. m This trsia win step st Wash
ington Junction. 2ykcsville, Nonocscy, HHrret's
Ferry, MarfinsSurg, sir Johns Run. Cumberland,
Piedmont, Rewlesburg, Newburg, settermsn, Farm
ingteo Cameron and Moundsville only, for wool
and water and meals. Both ttese trains make
prompt and regular connection with tbs cars OF ths
Central Ohio Road for Cambridge, Zane sville, New
! ark, Columbus, Cin"innati, Louisville, Day ton
sandoeky, folsdo, letroit. Indianapolis, Chicsec,
81 louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore ny me
Mail Train; viii resc, Cincinnati for dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arrra there
at ~ the next night, being Kept but one Light on
| the route by eith-T train
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland end
| all intermediate poiuts can make direct Ccnnec
| ton With he trains upon tbs Cleveland and Pitts
burt Rslrord at ali times whe1 tie Ohio is nayiga
be foc steamers between Wheeling ard WeiGville,
by leaving Baltimore in the Mail Train at 7 - ID.
| Peturning the Trains leave Wheeling as folls~ q
| The EXPRESS TRAIN at 4 so m, reaching Eal
timore at $50 a. m. The NAIL TRAIN at Has p
m, rschicg Baltimore at "a
| E3-Through tickets by beat from Wheeling tnI
Cincinnati. Madison Louisville, st. Lc uis and oths
River Cities, i'll Re sold at times when the stag:
! Of water i'll Admit.
| e. Through tickets between Baltimore aud
Washington, aud all the important cities and towns
IN the West, are sold at the Ticket Otices Of .tb'
Company. -
FOR WAY PAsSEN Frs.
| TIE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station vil
take passengers for all the usual Stopping places
the Road Returning, this train leaves Wheeling
at HAS midnight, Cumberland at 1915 q. m, All
arrives at Baltimore st Z p N.
TIE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Frederick and Intermediate plaas, will arr a
4 p. m daily Except Sunaa7.) ar.iving in Frsd.r
HEX at 7.45 Returning Ill leave Frederick at q
m, arriving at baltimore at IL 80. noon
TIE ELLIC0TT'S MILLS ACCOMMODAT On
will be run daily, (-xc-pt Sundsvs) as follows:
Leave Camden Station at a. M ard p.
Leave Eluco.fs Mills AZ 7.30 .. m. and $50 p N
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WASHINGTON BRANCHRAILROAD

TRAINS RUN AS FVLLUWS:
I EAVE daily, except Sunday, ct and G * N.
i 4 ard 8 and 8 m.
On Sunday at a n and p n.
Leave Baitiu2re al ~ and q N; and sad 8
pm.
On Sunday At ~ m and S m.
The connections with Baltimore 4 Ohio Reilrcad
for the West are by trains leaving q. 6 q N and 8
pm.
For Philadelphia and New York at s, and 81 m
and N.
For Annapolis at So N and p N.
For Norfolk at p m.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Particu attention is called to the Rule rsquir.
ing Responsible voucher for any psreon OF color
who may with to pass ov r the road.
dec l3-dtf.
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UOn Thursday, q young woman,
aged about 20 years, preferred charge
before Mayor Wood, o! New York, charg-
ing Methodist minister, living in Allie
gheny county, with having effected her
ruin. and then brought her to New York
and had An abortion produced by two
quack physicians, one of which has been
arrested, and all the parties implicated
will be speedily brought to justice.
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pAPER. MoisTENER-A New Invention for
-. mos.snns the leaves of Copying Book. Post
ase Stamps, Envelopes, and m0isten the Fingers
wen counting bank bills Also useful for various
otnef purposes. % 'F-fF 7.ii - - = = : - =
II will be found an indispensable article for ever,
uesk: II ~ penecuy simple and cheap, and mus
TAYLOR & MAURY, 81 ~
jan " Agents for Washington.
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EVENING STAR.
LIN

LINES
Written under tie Flag of the Capitol.
BYAN AMERICAN CATHOLIC PRIEST. 90
They say DO not love thee,
Flag Of my native land; e..
Whose meteor folds above me,
To the free breeze expand is -afr
Thy broad stripes proudly streaming, ,-
And thy stars 50 brightly cleaning.
They say | would forsake thee,
Should some dark crisis ioweL;
That, recreant, should make thee
Crouch to foreign Power.
Seduced by license ample,
On thee, best nag, 10 trample. $500,
They say that bolts of thunder
Cast in the forge of Rome,
May rise ard bring thee under,
Flag OF nay native home
And with one blow discover
Ny heart from thee forever.
False are the words tis-y utter;
UngenerOus their brand;
And rash the oaths they mutter,
Flag Of my native land; t --
While still, in hope, above me
Thou wavest-and love thee.
Gods is ny loves first duty,
To whose eternal name
Be praise, for all thy beauty,
Thy grandeur and thy fame; -si ASA.
But ever have Teckoned
Thine, native flag, my second.
Woe to the foe or stranger,
Whose sacreligous hand UJl
Would touch thee, or eDdanger,
Flag of my native land;
Though some would fam discard me,
Mime should be raised &C. guard thee.
Then wave, thou first OF banners,
And in thy genial shade
Let creeds, opinions, manners, r'l
PromiscuOusly be laid; ... .-.a.f-- .
And there, all discord ended,
Our hearts and souls be blended.
Stream on, stream on, before US,
Thou labarum of light,
While in one general chorus, a.
Our vows TO thee we plight;
T'nfa'thfql tn thee?-never,
My nsrive flag forever. 81 b.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Opposite The MARKET ON PESNsYLvA-
" MA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth street,
Is NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys
opened this day. DECKER, ne Of the cheapest
Olothing Merchants In the North. has determined
70 Oner TO the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
his excellent Clothing st the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii End just such o Clothing Store ss has Icing been
wanted in Washington. His motto 10 cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
good substantial woollen coat he will cell fcr
rs; and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 rs;
and ice coats, overcosis and vests, Ia proportion.
Good wool sud cotton under hirts hnfisry, gloves,
&C. cha er th an the cheapest. nov lift
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SPRING CHICKENS. "A correspondent
of the "Old North State" elizabeth
City, N. g. writing from Louisiana
says:
The weather is very warm-peas,
lettuce, &C.. up and growing finely
Spring chickens are large enough to fry
Spring chickens in January, Just to
t hink of it =
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II IRWAN'S WORKS
N Parish and other Penciinss, 15c
Rsmanism al Home, Letters 10 Chief Justice fancy
15c
Men and Things as saw them in Europe 75c
Letters 20 Bishop Hughes, in muslin 30 cents, paper
% cents
American Principles on National Prosperity, a
thanksgiving selmOn, paper lOc
JAYS WORKS.
Autobiogra ply and "reminiscences ofihe Rev. VIM
Law, with notes Of distinguished contemporaries
in vols, 81 50
Female Scripture Cha acters, 81
Morning and Evening Exercises, vols, 81 50
Fine edition OF the Same in 4 vols G5
Christian Contemplated 40c
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
jan - AS Seventh street.
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q Advices from different parts of Can ada
express strong fears that the unusual mild.
ness Of the season, and the absence Of snow
will have a injurious effect upon the AUTUMN
sown grain.
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early gIsTe. Let no young man or weu;sn enter n
to tbs s.cret obligations Of married lie without
resdin, the POCKET KSCULAPIUS. Let or,
suffering from . hacknied Cough, Pain In the side
restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole train
sicisn, be another moment, Without consulting tn
HsCULAPIUS. Have the married, or those sbou'
TO be married any impairment read this truly us-
ful book, has been the means of saving thou.
aids Ct unfortunate creatures from the very jaws IS
jesth.
ArAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed In letter, will receive one copy of thu
work by nall, OF eve copies VIII be seotfor One Dc
lsR.
ADDRESS, post 2sid) pR. YIN. YOUNG,
No. iS2 Spree street, Philadelphia
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NEW MUSIC
IN JUST PUBLISHED,
81 do not ask TO offer thee" a very pretty sing.
inscribed to Miss Higdon, Portsmouth, Va,
"The Elves, !" being beautiful variations on Thou
an gone from my gaze.
I'VE stood beneath the moons blight rsys,ns
beautiful ballad respectfully dedicated 10 Miss Nan
ME Maury, Of Washington.
Souvenir" brilliant Waltz, by Prof. Foersch,
and dedicated TO Miss Charlotte Davis of Washine-
ton city. =
Fairy Star and Sunbeam Schottisches. spsrklins
Waltz, Old Defenders Quicks;ep, al the Music, Pf
aao, and Fancy Store Of
JOHN r. ELLIS, .t
JOG Pc. avenue, between 9tll and 10th so.
ian loft
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MY COURTsHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
The History and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Chas.
Edwards
The World Workshop, by Ewbank
Inc New Congressional Directory a. - H.. 80 &
'AvdfhI dJrAYIiOR l. MAURF,sssi
jan 70 Bookstore, near 9th D..
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET KSCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ON1 HIS OWN PHYsIC1AN.

II. Yifisth Edition, viii
One hundred EngrsvinSs
showing Disese,s and MAJ
formations OF the Humsr
System In every shape and
form. To which 10 added .
Treatise on the Diseases Of
Females, being ofthe high
est importance to marie
people, or hose conten.
plating r srrisge. By
= WIN. YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be Ashaa,c
to present q copy Of tts
KSCULAPIUS 10 bis child
II NAV saye him from n
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

Fare round trip s 81; f from AI =:
sndIia 70 cents The THOMAS C0LLYER Issyes
Warrington ct and Alexandria at "a O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol Tor tie boat at ~ ocIk.
Coach fare 10 cents. .,-
Persons visiting the Coaches will leave their resi-
dance with Geo. Il Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boa.
oct 28-dtf SAM'L 6EDNEY, Capt
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. LMPORTED DIRECT FROM SHEFFIELD
celebrated Table KNIVES and PORRs pszGps
sohs, rem and Pocket KNIVES, which am
prepared 10 oner AT wholesale or retail "a ia, :. an,
house in the United States mo ~" ~ any
o. - afFE 81 aDE " ,yx,,x
laH /" NO. lSs Bridge st, Georgetown,
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MATHEMATIcAL ISsrRUMHHrs.

Mrs. @. ANDERSON has received . large and
WI complete assortmsl t Of Nathan s.ic,l 1nstru-
meats and Drawing Materials OF superior quality.
The dath maticsl 1ns,ru nepts srs chiefly Of Swiss
msnuf.cto-y IN ~as-s ss we'll sspsrsts yiecee:
Water colo n and oil colou Drsvlry pagers ofs,.
cry quality. "a i. La -
Aiso, Studies 10 Drawing and Painting. ~.
dec &-tf $40 Penn. avenue,
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CILVERwARE

NILVERWaHE.
- CANF7ELD. BRoTRER d co,
az Baltimore street. hsys "a hand and are CON
family making styles Of Silver Coffee and Tee
sets; Silver Pitchers; Walters; Casters; GoNlets
Ju7e; Spoons Forks; Ice Tcpgs; Crnu,b Scrsperx
PIE Ice cream, and Fish Koivcs: Salt Cellars Bst
sr Knives, &o- ef warranted Sdi,sg S3pv.
il 22-;f Baltimore, Nd.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

u 22S 8AIfrrcsl STREET, BAIsnoEh Mn
Are DESTROYS CT closing out great portion Of their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jevelry,
Watches, Clocks, Fans, Opera Glasses Dressing Casss
psrstory to receiving their al supply. Purchasers
Sill find grest bargains. aug <-6
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THE NEW YOTiE 4 LIVERPOOL
3f&4& UNITED STATES s4Ffh
MAIL STEAMERS.
Tue SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West ......-.
-. PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Cemstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, exprsse.
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken in their construction, as In the Engines to
insare strength and speed, and their accommods.
tions for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort. u
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool in
urbt .Sl9O
&c no ....... 10
Exclusive use Of extra size state rooms..,,. 500
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin,
No berth can Re secured until paid for.
For freight OF passage apply to
81. r-EL 80 Wall street, Mes York.
F BROWN, SIMPLIFY 1 CO,
g. Il. g. ROBERTS / CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London. !
JOHN MUNROE 90, 80 ~
rs Rue Notre Dame des Victories Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hsyre -.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver, bullion, specie, Jew slry precious
stones or metals, unless bills of ladnz are signea
therefor, AMI the value thereof Elm expresssd
nov 16-dly
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ AND NEWSPAPER EsZx8LldHhxNS
WIN. TAYLOR - CO.,
Corner ef Bolttncrc and Charles strca,

BALTIMCRk, M
wv TAILOR q co. beg leave 10 cal the sttsn-
don Of the reading people and al dealing In Books,
% their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NKRN
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can be found
larg. and general assortment Of al the late popu
Or publications Of the day.
They also keep on hand splendid assortment Of
lain and fancy stationary Of every description.
Al orders thankfully received and fned with do
,ysteh, ami sent By return Of the mail, express or
tsge, err in any other way the person ordering NAY
iirect-
Booksellers, News lsents, Petlsrs, and ell otssrs
supplied With any Books, Magazines, ETC., st the
,owest rates.
Any Book published In THE country en- - bad
Nm. TAYLOR & 90,
ccr. baltimore ard Charles SITS, baltimore, Ad
may 23-d
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Leather and Canvass Pouehss.

The body of the leather pouches is to be made of
good and substantial bag leather well tanned, weigh
ing for Nos. and not less than g ounces, and fer
the smaller sizes not less than to the so.
foot; the bottom and flap 10 be OF good skirting
leather, well tanned, and the same to be well and
strongly secured with the best iron rive s, well
timed. The canvass pouches are to be made oil
densely woven canvass, as to resist water, II
least equal to that Of which the pouches now in the
service are made. 40
Leather and CouUasS Horse.niaH Bags, lin
saddle bags form.)
Size No. |. Body 46 inches long, and IL inches in
circumference al the widest parts ends bottoms
OF 5 me, IA by 26 inches ..... .....
Size No. 2. Body Al inches long, and 50 inches in
circumference at the widest parts ends bottom,
Of same, ~ by "a inches ..... d .....
Size No 3. Boiy AZ inches long, and 81 inches II
circumft at the widest parts ends or bottoms
| of same 10 by % inches .... &C., -.
The leather horse mail bags are to be made o
good and substantial bag leather, well tanned, ant
weighing not less than ounces to the square foo,
and the seams to be well and strongly sewed sr,
rivetted, to be 80 done not 10 chate the horse
| rider.
| The canvass horse mail bags are to be made O
the same quality of fabric the pouches above de
| scribed.
| Canvass and Leathsr Drop letter Pouches
with side pockets.)
Size No. A. 80 in. in length and 80 in circumference
i No do do
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REv. sEPTIMUS TUsTIN's wORK.-Tbe
~ fourth edition Of The Doubling Commitment
of,b faged, by Rev. s. Tustin, D. D., late Chaplain
rurther supplies received at
ian, TAYLOR & MAUHY,S
-.. = BOe1Dre, near 9th st.
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DsNRHYN AND IRON be seen
Il - beautiful assortment OF these ch,an srd A..
rsbie srtiee ct the corner Of Peunsylvsnis syepu.
apd Tenth strest, eyss the wsshington ssvinas
nov ls-eof
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10 IT.. Bss,si,re Bret Ba,a<.ove, ~.
THE 5u.snsible object Of this institution ID 70 place
ia .hs reach OF &c iividIsif proper facilities fof
IStsini5G thorough sn6 p-scticsl mcrcsnt.le edu-
alton. young ran c-u h.re obtain . more cor
set knowled7o OF general busnese msttsrs In Q ~
seeks than can be acq .:re3 ir ss msny yearsn any
ne counting house-
The course Of stuoy embraces double<ntry hook
teeping, sri its adaptation 10 various departments
f cenl tree and trsae. AerrsnSl. celebrations
xnsht according 70 the most approved n.thodsy-
PRACTICAL Penrs nship, combining Tspidity Of s4ecs
ion With beauty OF &C instruction. Lectures upon
r.rcantile Law, upon various important nsrcsptfla
Chects, beside many other points necessary fcr .
SoCk-keePer or business man &c Understand. Tfns
,coessary fer student to complete the courre varies
reE eve tc eight weeks. There being NO vacation,
applicants cen enter AZ any tine and attend both
iay and evening. Examinations sre held 1T stated
periods, and diplomas awarded to three who ersAu-
ste. for terms, SC, write End Rave Q circular fsr
w,rdsd By mail. feb &-ly
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r.. n.
AsHEsSales of 100 bbls Of Canadian pots we're made
at 50 81 sc 80, and 100 do Montreal At PIT Pearls
were quiet at exc.
BRsADsrufrs Flour-Ths market was dull and uu
settled, especially for brands, which were
scarcely fsi~sble at Saturdays quotations The trans
including common good 81 ste brands at S. 81 81
Apc eco do deliverable from the 10th TO the 10th OF
~ s.sss Is
csDaesn' see Ssls ranged from ~ 81 $40 Co.
extra 600 bbls fancy to eatra Georgetown sold At sli
N1 30. Aesl-Ssies 80 sbls. aaoat made at So
The market se oil Ic to 70. per bushs for mixed The
salee amounted to about s. 900 10 900 bashsls Rye
vas heavy and nominal osts were in good demand, at
CofTEs-ssles OF 100 bags Of Laguyara were made at
llc, and about 5000 do. RE, vt loo. l0kc
GroS a. market was quiet and ID, dealers were
about 500 900 bales, without change in quotations.
FEnGH1s Rates we're about the same, while engage.
3l6d Z s2d., and gum about 81. a I'd, in bags and
bulk. We heard Of no engagements of moment to Lon
aon. cargo Of palm leat was engaged for Hsvse ~
to load with lumber at So and TO rsturn with wood
a. So pertsn. There was nothing new for California.
HAY.-Sales OF 500 bales were made ~ 81 81 o.
MoIAssxs.-l00 hhds Neuytas we're sold at Sic
HIDES There less animation IN tina market the
past week while prices were easier with fair amount
LRArHAe unchanged in prices, while sales, a.
usual At this season OF the year were reduced
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits dull 1T 4Osc. q Ale
asked and rosin at 81 81 81 90 Asked.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork.-lhem market was easier, and the
sales less animated The prsed about
500 2 coo bbls, including chiefly mess, at $40
81 $40 So old co. at SIS 81 so; and prime at
SIS 81 SIG Included in the sales 900 bbls.,
part 90 days. (selers opton $50 and part 80 days
buyers option NJ SIG TO EeeI firm, with salss
Of 500 bbs at Old prices Cut nea.sSaies 200 bbls
including shoulders. at 7hc &C., and hams at 9Tc.
lohc Bacon wss ste.ay At Unchanged prices. Lard
Ron-Ths market, though comparatively quiet, il
nrm. About It's casks gold to-day IT 5Tc 6hc. Some
large transactions in East India reported but
particulars bad trsnspired.
SUGARS The sales embraced about SEQ 600 hhds.
Cuba nuscovado, at bssc 8Hc., and 6nc.
TAILow was quiet at l2c. for city rendered
WBEKEY-Sales Of 300 bbls. were reported ct 37kc
36c. for Ohio and State barrels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS OF NEW YORK AND
IN Brooklyn -Subscripicns for stock Of the PeNPas's
Ice COMPANY incorporated june y 1852 under tss s
capital stock 1915 600 divided into shsrss Of $40 eao
viii be received at ths Howard Hotel corner of BosAw
and Maiden lane, and National Hotel Ne Cortlsa4t
street. until July 10. The object Of this company TO
erect large ice house. with bsrsss wagons, 6 y ~
mp supply Of ice, bring 1t to market, and dhxisues
the same among the consumers, from year TO year;
which be done At nearly half the present eKee
bitant prices, and leave the stockholders handssns
profit for the nvestmsnt-and to unite, far pes
sble the entire Ice consuming interest in pasy
By placing the shares of stock At $40 each 70 enable a
employ their own wagons and purchass their suppS 4
Ice from the ice depots I, become shareholders u 3h
company Nearly 800 900 tons Of ice are annually ssl
Gle Of coa-aud last winter the most favorable Pre-
procure ice for many years past-and prces this sua
nearly double those Of last INNER. II this oe0-
pany should not be encouraged, what will the consumers
be obliged to pay for The next summer BY the presne
monopoly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26


Circulation, decrease OFF,. nc, sos
Specie, decrease of.... 272,92s
The changes in discounts and deposits have psen
of some importance. The amount Of DE posits 70.
ported in the above statement is greater than
before known in the banks Of this city. This shows
the inactivity Of capital. The lire Of discounts has
for some weeks been steadily expanding aud we
have no doubt will continue. We have few weeks
Of hot weather to pass through before the fall bust
ness commences after which there will be, without
doubt, more active demand for money. rhs de-
crease in specie on hand Is a matter of no conse.
quence in view Of the amount just received from
California. The two steamers just in have 81 ,700,
600 on freight The Sub Treasury paid draft
to-day Of $94 500, received by the Nicaragua steam
or and the probability is tina. the mail steamer has
q large amount Of drafts. We estimate that the
gold on freight and The government drafts will
amount to at least two millions Of dollars In the
two steamers there we're about twelve hundred pas
sengers, who have large amounts In their pockets
and baggage. The remittanceis considerably larger
than we have hal befors for months. Our semi
weekly receipts hereafter will be from two TO two
and half millions of dollars.
We have received from Mr.. Lyman, the obiigiug
manager Of the Clearing House, the annexed list Of
the banks Of this city. with the amount Of capital
Of each company. During the past year several
banks have collapsed. No new ones lave been
formed to tske their place, aud there is want Of
banking capital. We have banks enough for al
legitimate purposes. The Clearing Houss has win.
moved all the wheat from the chat, aad left Us
sund, solid institutions equal to those Of any osusr
city in the Union.