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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Specimens Of Sydney Smiths Table.
talk.

eOule eNtfAct@ lFNiA tIrh huA lENN lNf II..''
CHARACTERISED, passages Of his corr-sp7nlsncs
az illustrative Of 81. " own p,,ulhr" vi,
and humor, bic proper individuality Of
though, and phrase.
som, one asking Il doe Bishop % ---
wa; going % marry perhaps DC NAV
aii n, Canon. "ytt bow cam q Bishop
marry1 How can Dc dire The most D.
can say is. I viii So You in de vlstry
after service. "'
"I,iarr,at proof % -hyurs o. crarh'r
brad 1t dinner, IN hIs opinion "oh,
sec you are afraid @. ue," said o., o. o.
Young lady who .at ty him Voc cram-
Ole your bread. lido 10 whom I PIC ly ih'
Bishop of London, a-l vi.h both hands
when so ~ the Archbishop"
Ogthe Uta.nr.aus ir -rarral, and enc IN
particular, Pc s,v, " That man .ss'hNrl
v,u nj.h, lriysa broad vt-g'elv0rru over
him and 3, would rTolu. % impression .
r. you were ., h.rs 'a's i1 Dian vi'h a
riml--Ia1 convinced slvfrs, would GONE
at % him That school trrs; mankind
asif tlrv were u1-hirzs Gle feelings o-
Aa''a'r' never s0''T 'a'. ...'7 ',..'.'... pr.
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frr'b fraros .us cream .--. N.I... ", .7
70. Boz will fsv' 'elrry 'Ha s.- VlN ,.."E
AN ar-,.ar..., imu.s'a.'.
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ton o.. iar shat. h' mentions DO a' cen
staircase By which tae Opp .,tr OBI. BIS
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r. Il. r. n1.rnNrnN. No. =.

RAILWAYS EENuyNTIND EU>uLyENr
r.,sr.sr. rls r..f Hr..b HrI potent r1Nr. owe.
FL. rIr.H... ~.r.H.H. ~Erl.'.r. HHI $50. tH..ts.
r.. l1s.s HH.rs aIfrr Ir ..s' ..fs fs tah.a, Oh.
patient sI. DO. rfs r.r.T Hnrg ruHry.
FOR AL IirNuES
Ttsr-,t f.r'anH .urrf hrr.rs win iH n 'rp
Us.. Weld o.. fH. .'r .n..... rnrNIn. BBf r,r.
,srr. .H#..H.r .f fLr GINuNNIING RI
~UlNTNT Oh. m..t ..Hf...ua sores, l'-,p
N.|... 80. ..r-s. H"' l.. 1.sf
TElGUTrJl >hIN DISEASES.
llIv, i.aH rmr. IH .s'rF .HHs .. kH.uHt's En
.,flrg Ers..,..t Or B.. g.rss"f Go uaa. b.'
H- r,u,a, .,,s ur #.,lI.r sensation 20
s..s .r.. DO f.t stomach.
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Farm for Sale.

4 FARM situated in The North part 81 the town
~ anil within one mile from the North Paris
station Ilouss. Said farm contains 225 acre. oi
good land and well dsyidsd into Iillage moWingand
pa,iuriug. Il has a good meadow which cuts IRON
eight TO ten tons of hay good orchard a good
House, Barn aad Shed running form llOuse To barn
and well ieafsd.
SAMUEL W DUNLAP.
Verb Para. Dee. IL. 1881
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Buzscll's vegetable Bilious Bi,ters'

Thu. medicine b. OF bog .nnIIrg. ltfsrr rs'
r..rr.f4 -ut ODD fl .,r,i,. thr uui.I., 10. tl"l.F.
.f t1r .ifIfsn. .i coo. + rIa have Iu' N.I l.f...
The pfrurisflr hls srfubr,irs ir'n n' r-f' I'D
ala. state. ,,-,asa.. tIz11 above "a. rHrI'
,E,I,..,.r. f.r vhita tl,, have ts.1 l.m... -
ron Itrvors. UR. 1UZIEll'~ blIIth'
are ,n iunIIthIe rru.sdy. lhr,r uru'iI"n DO ''.
f,II.LrI. When iha llImHr tup@ts ''T'...E
Uryy1tt's InFruyru llUTur niNfN''.
.bryIi b. srrIiri. lui relief Will Dol umr..ia'.
8r.Ia cure ,,sutuaII, h,,uue permanent ll"'
80 l . cents per bUu.g. ..... ,,.....,, q
~ Market S4u,r,, IuIt and, lui 10y De N-'.'
throughout che state.
u. H. nay, Portland whoIe'a'c and H'A
/, Agent. De-.
Areuis--ran, IlIll, r ". Cooker N. L'.' p.
j T.. ". Muuln,k. 80. Pens, Dot Nm y. I ~,
Norway, Hem, Huughiuui Nopisio,a' -
sampson IT,; Bnant's Pond, JrveI q
,sr. No. Wo8drtu,k, Nm. Small, Green's.
IA Uoughian: Bethel lfil, !. {. kiml1Ni N,".''
Nathan 4, R,efs0n; Hanover, An hu1rni IN
,rr.I. Crockett \ CO.; Mexico, lcuw ~.
Rufnf1rd Center, T. lio,t; DrN6sd, &. 7 'h''.
Son. Wet Peru, l.. holster J. 6rc'ui al
I NJ. De.bnp, Canton poiu., 4. : BruwH, ~. an
49,, NJ Br,y 4 Go. ". g. Atwood lllul1f'. ",
I Warren. MsclSnic FalI., VI. Robinson; kn"l M
I Point. 4. A. ki.llIl, Oxford, y. 4. Dusm'i, ~.
. ram. {. & Alien; Bruwufed, Tyler liakg m.
hang. ]. H. Page, Shirisy & Anircvti Ha'
/ Francs Blake; Convay, l.. :. MuIi'ai -
I Dcnni.Myore, BnJston stephen kImta''' wv
| 100, G. n. Chote. ,,.,...,-
For sale b, the above Asent., llinklsy ,A'.i'.
/ Eminent, llinkley's Celebrated A'h''
Man's plastcrs.
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A word to the Afflicted!
! NO. nmnnn, OF ,nlI.nns l. occn.Ionca

p..,s,-H stated ihr organs uf ihr bead ani u
fb. naurrlr..r riss,-.s lr1|frs from 'hs brtH
,rrnt.r tHrrt sH.h F. lls''Trhr. nlI'H'ss,
pr.rr,s. Whining 1rH Hvure sruf1.
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A Valuable Mill Site for Sale

S,IrUATED some 80 niles lron NE b'' IN.
- Ia mile from the a. \ IT, !. y. 49, nav.
region ~ aipnlanee oftiuber, tNl rVAtTS
meat will NJ sivsn. p - N
South Paus, April ~, 1853.
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To the Dyspoptio !

RI 400 aUtUeI with uNsrIrsIh' D..
\ ,.ur iuuJ dIsu,s. ..u' Have 5000 20 f...fr.
IIvrH-pam sl.ut ih, shHu.flrs, si'f, S.. 40
,ultr.uII,d with tu,rNTNIss' AIr $40
frrf f4 utIyt>lss HrI llINu.,HT liH" '..
= rrur aprsu.r' pns. ,uur food l'''mr '...
Oh. stomach ,uI di.tis. gHu' Nir N.II ss.. 81.
eve. ,,I.u' D. 5000 b, .uU ara Hr-..' D.
,lp frJ, au, afihps, complaints, lar u''' r'"..t
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LAWS or run U. STATES A.D.ls5I,
Chas. w. Dennison g. Co.,
PROPRIETORS FOR STATE OF MAINE

n, ". u. & co. ore nov prepared 10 mlnuhc.
I inrr and offer a. the trade ani consumers
ihs SOAP. II the Ameriean Cream Soap Co, IN AL
their varieties, At their Factory,
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Even I.u.s of irs srrtrr bee Hr fHr II'fI ihs
rsrr of ,-uE.s u.vrn, uI.u NilI.,hrn, rHv
.' N.rFrr.r.Nt
~HIH, e.. W. NTWrlI.. uHfrr fHr I. $ o..
fs.Vr.t1.I. Dr.lfH N-.Tf 'r M.r".
a.. sH.. If uHgs.sf. trI frH..rs rr N..'..r''
,,r.,..s., o., NNurIW~ e. UNII~. Hri
.fIuIIN UII~~I.U'> t.F.lrs ~HHs Store, IRus
~.HI VA RUST. " a.. So. PAGE. 10
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MEXICAN
Cream Soap company.

l,eorporated y Act u the Legislature II the tate
Of New York. anil secured by LslIsp
patrat under the
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

Commodore, Baden Dulany commander, VIM
w. Hunter; lieutenants, Charles II. Poor, John
A. Winslow, Thomas N. Brasher, and Charles W.
Place; acting leutenants, Greenleaf Cilley and
William U West feet surgeon, b. X. TinsIar
purser, John A. Bates; chaplain, j. w. Grieri
passed assistant surgeon, Washington Sherman
acting master, Samuel Magaw; assistant surgeon,
Randolph Harrison first lieutenant of marines,
Josiah Watson; passed midshipman, George w.
Young; midshipmen, Francis M Ramsey, Allen
@. lizard and William A. Kirkland; boatswain,
John Bates carpenter VIM. ID. Jenkins.
Promotions IN the Navy--Charles II. McBlair
to be commander in the Navy from the 18th April,
1855, vice Gerry lost in the Albany.
Edward Brinley TO be lieutenant In the navy
from the 18th April, 1855, vice A. Lewis, deceased.
Edward Simpson to be lieutenant in the navy
from the 18th April, 1855, vice McBlair promoted
William G.. Temple to be a lieutenant In the
navy from the 18th April, 1855, vice w. w.
Blocker, lost in the Albany.
George p. Welsh to be lieutenant in the navy
from the 18th April 1855, vice M. Hunt, lost in
the Albany.
Samuel p. Carter to be lieutenant in the navy
from the 18th April, 1855, vice John Q. Adams,
lost in the Albany.
William Nelson to be lieutenant in the navy
from the 18th April, 1866, vice Henry Rodgers,
lost in the Albany.
j. H. Wright to be surgeon in the navy from
the 18th April, 1855, vice s. A. McCreery, lost in
the Albany.
Passed Midshipmen w. II. Wilcox, John T. Bar
roud, Thomas Roney, John H. Upshur, John Van
n Philip, Samuel X. Franklin and Francis G.
Clarke tobe masters in the line Of promotion.
Acting Secretary IF the Navy. During the abb
sence Of Secretary Dobbin, the President has au-
therized Charles w. Welsh, Esq, Chief Clerk Of
the Navy Department. to officiate as Acting Sec
rotary Of the Navy.
WAR DErARrMEsr-R Resignation. Capt. Thomas
]. Lee, of the Typographical Engineers, has re-
signed his commission in the army, to take effect
on the 30th Of April next
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Yours, A Son or SAN.

BusNEss.-There has been a marked improve
ment III business generally, during the last week.o
two, and our merchants engaged In filing large
orders from the country. In consequence OF the
favorable prospects of the crops, country mer-
chants have been induced to purchase on larger
scale than was anticipated at the opening of the
season. and we are pleased TO notice that dealers
not only from Virginia, but Maryland and Pennsyl-
vanis find IL 10 their advantage to make theipur-
chases in this market We are informed by some
of our leading grocery and dry goods houses, that
they have sold more goods during the past week
than for the same period during several years, and
to merchants who before have been In the habit Of
purchasing their stock Of goods in other markets.
This speaks well for Alexandra, and we earnestly
hope and believe that this prosperity will continue.
TAierandria Gazette.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

HH- Our local editor on yesterday alluded
to communication signed "Tax-payer," dis
paraging Mayor Addison The article itself
was not published, and we regret that any al
fusion was made to ii in the local columns.
Mr. Addison Is gentleman for whom we
have high regard, and we would not know
ingly permit an assault upon him in our col
umns, even over responsible name.
We cannot find the communication referred
to--it was probably destroyed-our local edi-
tor says he laid it on our table, but 1t is miss
ing. We hope hereafter not to be troubled
with such missiles from any quarter, against
such gentlemen as Mr.. Addison.
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roR THE AxERIcAs ORGAN.
CAss COUNTY, ILL.,, April 2, 1856.
= ~ On. Ar,xr.no., nxox~,.


To the Editor of the american Organ:
SIR: Being one Of ten subscribers for your val
liable paper, and having received six numbers, and
perused them with interest and delight, can say
that 1t is the very thing that we want here, in the
Prairie State, where everything is adapted to
republican government, and where, too. we have
begun to feel the influence OF the foreign popuia.
tion in our country; and that you may know that
+" Sam" has been here, will say that he is not
asleep, but he is yet in his infancy, he is increasing
beyond our most ssnguine expectations and will,
in 1855, roll up large majority for President He
will do up his fathers work bravely and 10 up and
possess the big White House. He will overcome
the enemies OF our country. We rejoiced to see
true republication reviving in the bosom of the
American people. More anon.
Yours Son or SAM
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GENTLE MEMS SUMNER
IMPORTANT TO BOOK AGENTS.
vWyHE great American work-Stanh one

u Burieigh; the Jesuits in our Homes--wir
hereafter be sold exclusively by special Agents This
extraordinary work is destined 70 have larger sale
than Mrs. Stoves famous book Il illuatrates with
mnsterly power, the great American movement ofour
times
Applications will be received for exclusive sale in
countless districts or entire States.
SPRINGER a TOWNSEND,
Publishers,
No 22s broadway, New York
N. B. The most liberal Inducements will be given,
and circulars furnished for sanvassng. mp 2o--im
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fro M coSrrSurD.l
The New York Courier and Enquirer says /:

The New York Courier and Enquirer says:
"Having made some inquiries, with respect to
the present supply and quantity to come forward,
Of agricultural products, particularly Of the vege
table kingdom, we hazard the opinion that prices
have reached their highest figures The next
movement win undoubtedly be a retrograde one,
although present prices may be maintained two or
tbrca weekan
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20
The Winchester virginian says |:

"The farm at the head Of Babb's Run, purchas-
ed lately by Mr.. James Bryarly At te5 an acre, he
sold privately on Saturday last TO Mr.. John
Lewis, for sT2 so an acre. This shows the rate
at which Frederick lands are going up"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

CALIFORNIA EnIeRArIor has again become quite
large For steersge passage, about 81 0s charged,
against $50 or $50, the sum charged few weeks
apo
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

SrASHoPK BURLrIGH--We call attention to the
advertisement Of this work, which has already
been favorably noticed in our columns,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

CoAL TRADE.-Total shipments from the Cum
bsrlsnd region since January /, lo2 900 tons
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

Grand Rally Of the American Party.
We understand that there win be a mass
meeting Of the American party at Culpeper
Courthouse on Wednesday, the 9th Of May.
Several distinguished gentlemen will address
'the people. 1t is supposed it will continue two
days
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20
MARRIED.,

On the 10th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Phelps, Wn-
LIAM s. LAuRKSsoN, 10 ELIzABKTH A. SrosK, both of
this city
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

~ jamestown Society Of Washington
City.-An adjourned meeting Of the Society will be
held at the United States Hotel at 716 o'clock, on
Saturday evening, April II. Virginians respect
fully invited 10 attend G. w. @. HUNTINGTON,
ap 90 Recording Secretary.
EMILE m EMS SUMMER UNDER
" Shirts and Drawers OF gauze merino do cotton
linen and cotton Drawers Of oil sizes-a full assert
Inent now on hand Mt LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
an 2o--2weo No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

~ All the southern Democratic organs, says
the Louisville Journal have told their readers that
Giddings, the abolitionist, is Know-Nothing
Herein they have told what is not true. Giddngs
is their own ally, not an ally Of the Know-Noth-
ings. He is bitter enemy of the Know Moth
ings, assailng them as pro-slavery party, and
the most dangerous of all the foes of Freesoilism.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

Rev. Edward Ingersoll Of Buffalo, has accepted
call as assistant minister Of Trinity Church, New
York. Mr.. Ingersoll is one of the most gifted
clergymen Of the Episcopal church.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

We learn from the Boston Transcript that the
premium of $500 offered by Mr.. Thomas Bordman
of Fall River for the best tract upon "The Scrip
tural and Political Remedy for the North in, the
present crisis on Slavery" has been awarded
equally to three clergymen, viz Rev. Samuel Har-
ris of Pittsfeld, Rev. 8. B Goodenow Of Warwick,
R. l., and Rev. Edward Everett Hale Of Worces-
ter. The committee OF award say that they have
given the premium Of 5000 equally to "three sue
cessful competitors the authors Of three essays Of
marked ability and merit, each eminently calcu-
lated, in the committees opinion, to promote
the object in view" Mr.. Harris is an Orthodox
clergyman, and Mr.. Hale is Unitarian. The com
mittee was composed of three clergymen belonging
to Baptist, Orthodox and Methodist sects Mr.
Hale 10 son Of Nathan Hale Of the Boston Daily
Advertiser aud nephew of Edward Everett.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

1t Is reported in literary circles in Boston that
the very spirited parody on Tennyson's Battle
Ode, which was originally published in the Boston
Transcript, under the title The Light Brigade,
was written by a daughter Of Hon. Edward Eve
rett. The Home Journal pronounces it the
most successful parody yet attempted"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20
Archbishop Hughes and Erastus Brook

Archbishop Hughes ana Erastus brooks.
The Hon. Erastus Brooks, Of the New York
Senate, having stated in his speech on the Church
Property bill, thar Archbishop Hughes was the
owner Of $5,O00,000 worth Of real estate in the
State of New York, that prelate denounced him
through the press, as having given utterance to q
falsehood. Mr.. Brooks replies at length in the
Courier, and adduces the records to show where
$4,000 Of this property is, with the remark that
this is but the beginning Of the end.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

gW- We copy from the Union Of this morn
ing, the Department news, having ourselves
no such access to the sources Of information,
as is enjoyed by the Union, and we shall con-
tinue to republish the same from that pa
per, for the benefit Of our readers. By the
way, il seems rather odd to finds full reports
of /" Department news" in the Union, just now,
and such meagre accounts Of this class Of news
in the lesser luminary Of the administration
Surely the Eoeaing Star has not lost caste
with the administration, after SO faithful SER
vice in its sinking cause That would indeed
manifest on the part Of the administration the
highest ingratitude towards faithful mirror
of its acts aH
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-20

war upon upon the South. Over and again
have we shown, that ours is sound, conserva-
tive Union-loying, and Union-preserying party.
Over and again have we shown the violent OPP
position Of the snti-slayery presses ofthe North
to our party We have now to ask the South
a few pertinent questions, which they can read
lily answer Are not the masses of the foreign
population, in feeling as well as interest, OPP
posed to negro slayeryf Are they not there
fore an element of danger to southern institu-
tions2 Are not half million Of foreigners
thrown annually upon our shores
Would not ten years suffice to give for
eigners the balance of power in ecery State in
the Uniona Would not the addition of the
five millions Of foreigners who will arrive in
the next ten years (unless immigration be
checked put an end to all efforts to carry out
the maxim that Americans shall rule Ameri-
car" Would not the "balance of power"
party-the foreigners not only our
Legislatures and Congress, but remodel and
change our constitutions? Has the South any
hope Of preserving its institutions, ifforeigners
gain the ascendency2 Can any possible mea-
sures be adopted to check the growth of the
foreign population, and to save the present
institutions of the country from destruction,
except those measures which our party propo-
ses2 Let the South ponder upon these cues
f;ons sEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, February 1916 H. VI.
AsHEs.-Pots were quiet al So 60
BhkAnsrrFys. - Flour. The sales embraced about
5000 COO bills, including common state al IS IL
ss 81 for and straight branis; choice and IA
vorte do, IS so a Is g. and Western common 10
choice at s. so 90 II and $40 sos si2 for extra
GeDesee. There good Eastern demand with sales
Of about :, OC0 bbls 10 90 Ia that direction Canada
sold at o. 70 in bond and at 50 90 81 ~ In bond
In southern sales moderate at last weeks prices
sale Of some 500 200 bbls. Richmond city mills az
90 rs 80 81. Common 10 choice Baltimore and George
town were unchanged Meal was quiet, NJ 81 81 Tor
New Jer,ey and o. IS for Brandywins. Rye -four sells
al 50 Is as. Whea, "A sale OF lot Of superior white
Genes.e made at 81 S. Corn continues active hat
At lower rates-ibs supplies having accumulated. The
SAILS embraced about so 200 bushels at prices cling
from SIC. P5e for Jersey mixed, 20 sTc asc
for good yellow Southern, with small lot prime white
at 81 The market closed at s5e a CSC Rve-saIss OF
200 bushels New jersey we're made at 81 p. Barley
and oats were unchanged.
CoTy1 Sales % eco bags Of Rio made al pt,e
lo56c and eco DO, 81 Domingo a. &C.. and Il 10.
mored that two carRoe. we're also solI private
terms.
CoTrox The sales embraced about 1000 bales In
Guiding portion In uanstu The market vas shade
hrnsr, snd niddling qualities we're sold In
- advance Toe higher grades we're unchanged.
fHTIGH1s.-kates we're hrmer, with Offering
About % 0e0 bushels q engaged for Liver
pocl Al 81. abkd 10 bulk and bags 900 bales ~
lis cd. To London, $40 boHe. bacon A. rs. "a and
$50 terces Of India beef AZ a. Cd There chang
notice in rates for Havre. To Bremen 100 Dbl. lard
&c. TO California. rates steady a. 3Dc 85c and
10 Australia al 35o. for Measurement goods and s35 p
/ 600 feet for lumber.
Fkuu.--Pricss we're steady, but sales moderate
HAY.-sales were making IN moderate way for ship
nent, at Csc.
MoL1sssS sales Of about 200 barrels New Orleans
made AZ q ! cents.
NAVAL Stone The sales embraced about 900 bar.
res North County rssn 81 les per 30 lbs, dslverei
and 200 400 barrels spirits turpsntlns at II sc l2c
PRoyrroSs.-Pork = tribe better for Oh mess.
The sales embraced about 800 barrels incudinx old
mess, At s12 62a s12 IS, and prime AZ s3 IL Tor
nninspscied, and sl3 - ola Is for inspected Beef
va. steady with sales Of 200 sre.. Chicago b.s hams
al SIS, and $40 terees Western SIC and 20 Heroes
do India beef AZ t23. state and prime with
out change. Cut meats steady, $50 boxes foas
middes sold At shc and $50 bores nhDr; mdfies
at se. Shoulders we're unchanged.
SrGsH.-Ths market steady, With more an mates
the saiss embrscsd about 500 20 ! coo hide Ssw Or
leans Al tke. ee~-ths latter Azure for prime aad
Tlllov -ssiss q Is .oco ibs western v.r- mad. .,
ike.
Wm~sFy.-rh. sale. Included sbous 200 barrels Pr,oa
reported Of &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-20
Ano 0cOso eBkNeB0ses, coHPateu WIN suoSo "
previous weeks, present the annexed statement =
BANKS OF NEW York.

Ire las. returns compared with these for the week
previous, show increase Of s95s 1854 10 discounts
$2l4,G9l in specie, and sl,399,294 in deposits. In
circulation there has been decrease OF $27 sos Ia
the same time. The line of dis counts has nearly
reached tie aggregate OF the corresponding date
last year, ard 1t is now within about three aud
half million Of the highest point reached in 1854.
The amount of specie on hand now is upwards of
five millions greater than at this time last year,
while the deposits are more than thirteen millions In
Of those for the same date In 1854. The con-
dition Of the banks has been much improved within
the Past four or five months. The large deposits
and amount Of specie on hand show grea. strength
and great inactivity of capital. The banks are
loadei with too much dead weight, and they must
soon obtain some relief. The specie hand Is
several millions larger than required, aud distribu
ton is much to be desired.