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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

GROCERIES. BRANDY. FISH HERRIkGs. KETCaUP,
" day. at 10Y O'Clock al 81 Dey street.
OF SOAP spsr" csndlss teas coffee pickles
forks SCISSORS ales see 81 And weights coffee mills MANNERS
SHIRT collars, eight day clocks, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

mo DRUGGISTS, &o.-WIII. BIZ SOLD ON WEDNns
day, March f6 the sock, fixtures, soda water apparan,
cd will &c of an old esabished retail drug store @ pro-
pretor quitting he business To young small means
sald may be bought private sale, sanrince
Rent SIS month For particulars 40.
ply 10 A. ". CRISTALAR, auctioneer, IS Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

TOHN l.. vANDkwArER. AUCTIONERR, WILL SILL
Saturday, March % 81 l0la O'Clock NO. 1877 Broad
way assortment OF imported Havanas domestic and Ger
ALEC fs OF smoking tooacco Tbs whole DO
Sold without reserve to highest bidder By oruer of
PAUL WkIDINGER, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

1LsE CANAL STREET, NEAR vARyCK<w. n. VAN
luz NOTES CRATE and fender. kitchen range sumrnsr
range and stove wareroom We have large assert nen q
brass founders furnaces built furnace doors lined with ssav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.-SALE. BY
virtue of an execution, Of wines, liquors. ae porter
&C., from ths Irving House-On FRIDAY March lOb
O'Clock At store Pine street Henry Herts, J. will Sc
above lot OF Hedsck and B0uzey cabinet chAmpagnes
Ednbug ale, London porter wines brandes in wood
glass also large lot of fne Havana segars Terms
cash. By order of WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Constable Marine Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

CHERIFF's SALE OF LARGE AND ExrEN nva
> pnnofore rsnufacory.-A, NJ CRISTAlAK auc
oueer sell, Monday oath lost, lOl5 oclsck at No
street. II fine ed and finished pisno'ores BY
ehratao maker 6, and ~ octaves In rosewood fr ams
elegant cottage piano i've pianoore
together with large lot OF mahogany boards
various artic appertain he of IN,
above. By order. JAMES G. WILIEf, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

NEsTRIs BLOOMS DRPoT
' 593 Brosdway the se,eJraiad
yesEu, has preserved the beauty 81
trts frsm the touch of Time" 4
articles ars prepared by Angela
ira blooms recder the ei<in delios
tr,-e u eruption, sorcfuia. 10 az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

ID G. BULRLtY Y. AUCTIOHEER-WIlL SELL ON FRI.
day, March p, on The rremses at R,e halt mite norh
OF station the New York and New Haven Railroad, ak
beautiful vii sites in good pe,ehbOrhood, where property
srspidly increasing In value For apply 10 the
tioneer. 40 Wall street. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

DAwHBROKER'S SATELLITES DAY, MARCH q, AT
L A. 81. Ck1STALAks auction store. q B1wery, c,n
siafir2 Of sUd wouens apparel
-criion: ao, quilts blankets, &c BY oer OF JOHN j.
LkVY pawnbrOker As sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

WIN. Writer'S .AUCTI0NRER.g WILL SILL, ON
w Saturday q l0h occck At 187 Cana street. AL the
geoeel bousehod furniture of family breskiag house.
keeping consisting Of rosewood piano velvet and Bruises
ocloths ab6 centre And dining tables large
mirrors curssas saes OIL paintings. mshegauy bookcase
vaees a end dpn0r pAied casters orks
and SPOONS 10 marble top dtssaLpg bureaus. wash
stsrds toilet sot ahoEsny and walnut bedgaAds
other mattresses BEDS holsters aud poWB Spreads warj
robes dining room End Kitchen furniture, soves basement
OIL CLOTH chAy mahogany snfas roofing psrl0r
chsrs Cash advanced On every description Of merchandise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

A UCTlON NOTICE -THOS BILL. AUCTIOEEER-BY
"A Bell Bush this day at 101 O'Clock 1t the
Il fofh William street. by execution carpenters Denches
large ice chest Get plated harness. lot prime Havana
Sscso cases brsndy dsmohns gin ! ches, tea Ats, At
OF boot ssd shoe stor00 pair boys and brogans
eOpair eDameed do 200 pair ladies' and misse shoes
gaers 80 pair mems calf boos 50 pair rubbess 50
se case mems orogsus case heavy boots ALSO cases
chiefs ladies' upderdresses thread collars trimmings
&C. Sale without Large sale furniture saturday
JESsEN THOMPSON, Attorney,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

r OTIS TO SUIT EvERvBODY.-PAKER & WEEKS
IL will sell at the Merchants TX hsnge Monday the 2ith
at IL O'Clock lots Firth opoosts Uentr Park
Eighth opposite Central Park Sew sDty sixth
Eighth avenue house and lots Hath street.
cen First and Recond avenues Of and
4h street. of First and 1b street. First
Hath street. of First aud ll5th
1l7b street between md 81 and l1h
s,re. First Maps Of the auctioneers, NO
Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

EUGEYE y. FRANKLIN, tDCTIoNFvR-sToRR 70
NJ Nassau street., John.-FeARKLIN 4 Moi JI,s
esp, cuIy soao sales Of furniture At private dwelnSs or
ar,s breaking mp housekeeping send good 70 or
snrs 70 street where best viii given
Cssh advances made when required. Returns
NJ promptly made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

A HOU6E WANTED.-A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
"a wanted worth from - 900 to So OOO In resDec.a lie
nsghborhood Tor shich village property worth 81
Tho ba snce IN cash. il offered For further OF
send note to NO l64 West street. New York.
nRUG STORE wANtED-ONE THAT rs DOING A
cord oash buAiness Stas place OF business, wha
sales per day; lease tbs house be bought direct
ADDRESS Confidential, box liz Fersld Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

N FUTILE. AUCiIONEER-OFF1uE. q BROAD
"A. way-LsGe and pefemptory sale OF fAsbonabe first
class cabinet rnue be t6e stock Of the old esbished
TIE will sell on Tuesday Hh inst at l0h O'Clock At the
above warcroops the entire stock Of Mc3raw Aeudorph
ensuing The assortment comprises In elegant wood
paror furniture In the richest svle OF HAn brocade brocse
and muslin; library dining and bedroom furniture In
wood mahoaay oek and black walnut Also, elegant
sOme of Their superior eDameEed cottage chamber suits
every variety Of dessn and coorng The whole Of WHICH
must be Sold and Is rRnted every respect
ria's end workmanship Tems-Under $500 cash. $500
approved endorsed notes at four months Catalogues
n~p0y nj sails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

LUDLOW AUCTruERER.- SHERlff'S AND MORT
"a gage sale Monday March "a at Nos % and 30
street at 10 M be contents of wholesale all
drug sose together win all the 6x and tbs good viii
and cnes, and perfumery brushes porcelain ware
&c and also superior sac aod all the furniture
JOHN WILSON Deputy Sheriff.
VS. Mills. O.Essjls and Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

n p. FRENCH. ACCOMMODATIONS K co
~. will sell at auction, Saturday. March %, At l0i
ococS he furniture HaTerooms No $40 Bowarv all the
furniture contacted the above wsrerooms Consisting OF
cbalrp marble top centre sse mahogany
card mahogany rockers mahogany Fren.h bsdseao
wnasss do mahogany marble toD eressng bureaus ned.
dry beds &C. also lot Of glass window partition lard
70 9als empOfy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

DAwNBBOKER'S SALE ON MONDAY NgXr.-A
L McCAFFRAY Wal will sell, on Monday. yer,
large lot OF wonens clothing consisting Of six, meruo
ard calico dresses broche Canton and other aha wis.,
ants OF silk, car pets. &c. l.. s. HOFFMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

UCTIOH NOTI0E-SALE OF BEAUTIFUL ROSE
"A wood furniure.-H. T. LEEDS wn sell FIR day
March o. at l0 O'clock all the rosewood black walnut and
nahogsn' furniture in the dwelling house No. 46g Broome
street. Mercer consisting in par OF double suit of
solid rosewood psrlor furniture covered in eau brocs,s
OF twelve pieces do in crimson and claret fine
wood piano and STOOL rosewood bedseeds bureaus
stances &c mahogany black walnut and wood ceotra
and side tables secretary bookcase wardrobes etc.
ceres with glass fronts and backs; 60 corner, do small
side; large small OIL paintings large French pier
Do oval do small brocel and lace curtains cornces
bottom sofa bestesds couchs rocking chairs library
chsirs shades large French clocks
insrsn and B.nss.s CARPETS HAIR msresse les
tables pearl cutlery china SETS crockery OF all kinds
with large variety Of furniture mention
a nos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

E5GNfss ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHs-PROT.
eignes me dscoverer Of the process extracting
8 from the human body at 10 rasss baths
NOT only extract metallic medicines from human stem
aro pecufaiN ehcacol5 In relieving nose sastfng FROM
ineman, govt nsureigc pains weakness or cor racr0na
o. tne limbs &C The Professor hnseH gives h undivided
Aiehon 10 patients Special dsparnent Tor sd,a< ThSry
ekpsined to students, AT 10 Broaewav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
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Nts-HoB -On Wednesday ev-uing, OFT. 1S, by
Rev. VIM L. Egcrbrodt, n - a, tue re.,dcnce O: tue
daughter Of Richard VI. Hce, Etq n,s city.
HrBnRp-PNr -0n Thursdas. o. I" by the Rev. j.
Nichols, Mr. EAsoS H. BrBRsR to Niss EMILY L Phi,
daughter Of james c. Pei O.. all I" city.
1oChwAsp-hNSERIY.-On "eaLess y Ocs J5, by the
Rv X. C. Putncy, at the residence VI BRIDES farmer,
JCBS IoGKwAEp Ia CATHARss NlssrSLy o. this city.
New Jersey papers please copy
RtiEE6T1-C sERoLL.--0D N,nnest evening, &c. is,
by the Rev. Or. Everett at d Church the Nativity,
second avenue Mr.. PBgip RaFFPkr, ~ Miss AyxAB L.
ClEIoIf, both OF this city.
EuIvulr-McKEszIE- On honoay evening. DC. Is,
by the Few. Ir Miett, III No ~ Fast Twelfth sire e.,
Nj GsR,ps MyrIvIr'y o. D.naafy Ct, to Mss LAsI-
VISA l. MCkyszIs, Of this civ.
BKsptosr--EDpY L. On Saturday. OF IL by the Rev.
Mr.. Western, Dr. r. b. BRADFORD 30 Miss Lizzls EDDY
Arsoi--lxARD.On Thur tay, oct 10. by the Rev. j.
j Smith, WILLIAM AIsor, OF Flnries 10 SARAH youngest
daughter OF the late Alexander Lcairr 0. this city.
evening oct 49, by the Rev. Dr H. nnaday NJ RoEKEr
NARsBALI, Jr, Of New Orb Ans. 10 Loulsg, adopted
daughter Of Capt Robert Ma shall Of Brooklyn.
New Orleans and Mobile pap ~ p!ea-s coy.
WGKIR-BnyeEH ON Thursday oct "a, al West
Brighton, Staten Island, By ths R.v 2. w!iis Lest.
HrSRy WMgrR, u. 8 NJ 10 Miss jazz e., eldest ea1sh-
tar OF the late u. d Benger, Of SAINT pace.
GssBirsoy-tEIAB AT Christ Cnurcn. In Pelham
GAREE1Tsos Of this city, TO HrIxS j. daughter oil Trede-
| rick Prime, fsq, Of New Rochelle
BAToB-DrRRy.-At the Pfesby terrain church, Ia Perp
Yam, Monday oct. IL, by the Rev Mr Taylor, Mr..
HssKr u.IeH Of Chicago, TO Miss H. KArs, yoarges
| daul hier OF Jno. J. Durry, Esq.
prRRy--REArsosT-M 70 ry, Yates urty, on Taes-
day. Oct a. by the Rev Mr. Taylor, Mr.. JSo j. DCEEy,
Jr OF Jcrusnem 70 Miss sARAH only daughter Of Jas.
Beaumont, Esq.
Is. by the Rev. Mr. Tcose Of Wnso Plains, Al A.
FgssaR, Of ths city. tn EsrlIK daughter Of Henry q.
sll,ck, EAq, Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

hat road already projected nom Cedar Valley to the
Minnesota line In the direction o. u Paul. aud va have
before in the Cedar Valley Times IN account Of
meeting held in Mitchell county, the Minnesota line,
proposing 70 subscribe $40 900 70 the stock OF the Chi
equal may be relied from four other counties
lying between Cedar Rapids and Mitchell county-naking
In al 81. 900 OF stock for the Cellar Valley Railroad
We have also before tho proof smaon OF the Mayor Of
Cedar Rapids, ordering vote by unanimous aprova OF
the City Council for city subscription Of 500 QUO 10 wards
that part OF the Chicago, Iowa Nebra.k RAiiroa
between Clinton and Cedar Rapids. 81 Paul 10 know
TO he on meridian line west OF Cedar Rapids ia Iowa
and the rather surprising fact developed that tue
shortest and cheapest railroad between Chicago and ST.
Paul. will in all probability, be by the Dixon Air Line
road 10 Fulton city thence by the Chicago Iowa and
Nebraska Railroad from Clinton TO Cedar Raoids; aud
thence up the Cedar Valley by the ansso braach Of
said read, 10 st. Paul II ID now believed that this viii
not only prove the most direct route from oiago to ST.
Paul, but cheaper road by 5000 Quo than any othe-
Yet projected. The rolling stock for ths rst division Of
the Chicago Iowa and Nebraska Railroad extending
tom Clinton 10 De Witt, purchased and going for
ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
Coruucrs' Tpauests.

prsrH IRON BrsSs.-An nques. was hold yesterday
upon The boly Of boy three years old, named George
w. Buckhold who died ri the residence or his parents
No 2Te west Forty ofth street. from tho effects Of So
we're burns, received by hrs clothes catching nre while
he Was playing With piece Of burning wood Verdict
Accidental death"
FArn FAus-An inquest was also held Il No. l2o
Chambers street upon the body Of named Christian
weybsner who died from fracture OF The ribs and other
injuries received by accidentally falling through tho new
building now being erected n the above mentioned mum.
her Verdict Accidental death" Deceased was IS
Yeas OF age and was . native Of Germany.
James Murray, carman, % years OF age, accidentally
fell nom h cart the 18th int az the OF f0sth
street and Second avenue and received such severe
injury OF spine that he died the following night
An naue was held upon the body OF the deceased when
verdict OF "AcsidepsA death" was rendered The de-
ceased resided ri No. al Monroe street.
SrAxcrEp wank EArro.-- inquest was also held II
NO 81 Pit street. upon the body Of laborcr, named
Patrick Kiepsn, who was sirangIed while ealing his
breakfast Wednesday morning. Deceased was 40
years OF age, and was q native OF Ireland,
DIAM FROM IsHAfse srsAs Inquest vas also held
No. ses West street. upon the body boy four years
old named reter sheridan who died from the effects OF
scalds received by ubang steam from kettle OF boiling
water Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

cansdsr better demand and trm with sales Of about
oSS @ wilma good %e@s1d .nd h sas: emSrasca
asoat 2s9 S9o ses a. prices given above rye Hour wa
Corn meal Wheat and having
elosedat2 q per basheL The footed up about
eSoe sorhern and Western 10 at 81 Is 81 To- and
e choice canadian d. at = io.sl Is; che.go serIag At
non ard q % 90 for good to prime cornThe market
bushels Western sound msed al Gsc Zoe part TO
arrive Bye Mss bse At s,c s,c for nes Northern Oats
cofIrr1he market steady with sales Of 500 bags
lie ali -: 80 bag. Porto Hco sod IL sc, months
corroN1be ket continued hrfa with sales OF about
80 go eaies 9s'ng a. about lse f'r mdalng npauds
gran were engaged n buS and bags q % 9,sd GOO
"a ed 100 loves cheese, at gs ca s. and sso bbls
Iosn at e. - London some grain taken ~ % 81.
10 Bavre bushels grain were o. gagged az &c Flour
was nominal u Ioc 10 Glasgow about iscV % 900 bush.
nAy-salss on co 90 bales were made for shipment,
o,s r,n, with sales Of 90 bales Sc Ioc The
sE vss "a iair request with sales Of about LOO bbls in
NoL,>stsSaes ofabout hhds chyed Cuba were made
S&sAL saler Of seO so hbs spirits urpen,ine
were made AZ tse tc kon and crude tarpeniine were
uns-Ehglsh lnse. con inucl ary and Ia good demand
Ses ~ arrive were reported a. high u 02 81 rs Sales
and sperm were UNCHANGED aud IN moderate demand.
PFotisios. -Pork-fhe narkst was sgsn excited and
q asgat 2.o aso bis sti,ay nss. !, ss % %,
= I, Z tor mSss d. y ~ or rsga.ssa Western
l i Tor .boasps nd sc or Rsms War lard ie.
steady ri f3i a7c Butter aud cheese were In steady e
SrGaR.- The @a!tes arm and ,oorably active tho
sales having reached toui 90 hhds Al 81
srcts-ttout COZ mats Of eas.ia were sold & &c. ~
Hler-ssle. e loo GALS new were made at c a4sc
prison at 80 o., while some holders asled sgc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
The Alleged French Frauds.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. judge Davies

otT. ls.--71s Northern Rcilgay Of Fior~ rs. C1g,
Coiren,icr, Flicte Ddtvd and eass.--DrIsloS.
motion 10 except Felclie Dcbuc from the order Of
arrest heretofore issued against these defendants In the
civil sun, In which damages cslmed for the embcz.
zltment Of stock which they charged with commit
ting. The motion was grounded upon The section OF
the code which excmpts female from arrest except In
an acoa for wilfol injury 70 person or property.
Judge Iayts denied the motion, holding that tho
ground OF actin In tbs case, viz, the conversion Of
stock nto money, and s subsequent application % tho
defende1s use was an injury TO the property, and was
wiul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

Ill parael-then Rocket dashed ahead Of Lantern Ald
the brush for the hest had commenced. Lantern o.
behind a. they swung the homestrech and tho strS.
lay between tho mare ano Rocket The struggle lAs.it
10 the score the mare landing there . neck ahead
Roctet Lantern was beaten about twenty ysrds Time
OF the last mile, 2:34 and Of the heat, bllx
The following is summary
WEDNESDAY, Oct. lb.-Purse and stake, q, 500, two
mile heats in harness.
q Mclaughlin entered b. m. lady Moscow.
II. Woodruff entered 9 X. Rocket.
g. Spcer entered b. &. lantern. o
riMn.
Fyrst Heat. Second Heat.
First mile .,,,.....,..... 2361 2s7h
Second mile. ................. 233T 2.3s
Tttal. .,-.... $685. 5aisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

The figures for boarts and scanp ng up to The
tmc show dminut,on, when compared with the CORES
pondipg period Of last season. of Is feet and
considerable falling OF in iningles and slaves. Tnbef
exhibits u srsht excess.
The following is statement OF the condition Of the
Massachusetts, banks 9th inst reported 70 the
secretary Of the Commonwealth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

10 Relief Insurance Company ,................. o.
q Merchants' Fire Insurance Company. ..........l2k
90 Ia Faree Fire Insurance Company. o9A
10 hpickerbocker Fire Insurance Company. .lSI
70 Equitable Fire insurance Company ....... ....yih
90 FAST RIVER Bank ............... Tx
OF at Nicholas Bank 96t4
- I'o.ers nanK ~"
" AisS0onau
Atshe iecord board there was very active market
New York Central Railroad advanced per cent; Cese
land and Pittsburg, x; Reading Railroad ~; Cleveland
and Toledo, ri Erie q Michigan Southern, u; Chicago
and rock Island, e. After the board, prices fell OIL
httle and at the close OF tho market stocks offered
freely ct lower prices There sales at either
board, to day, of La Crosse and Milwaukee A. the nrst
board SO per cent, cash, bid and 80 asked This Al
ernoon SO per cent bid buyer sixty days, and 30
asked Tie stock Is scarce and there sales at
any price named. We doubt Il par would bring oat much
stock.
The New York Gas Company have declared q semi
annual diviaend Of i've per cent
The earlipfs OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
CompaI y for the nrst eleven days Oc,ooer amounted
10 7o5 TO- This was for ten working days, averaging
about So 600 per day. equal TO SIS 900 for the month,
a new road about 70 miles in length.
The Asssan. Treasurer reports The operations this
follows
Ttal R,cejrs Tool Peymsnts T,ta, Balanoe
iuesdsy 1isoSs 81 ioS So. 90 isSss $50 d
Wednesday,. 257,s4s 50 267, 567 OF ls,574,sss "a
THURSDAY 1Zs3S2 50 so oo9 70 1854 iSz ~
The following sales OF Albany and Northern RalroU'
bonds was made Albany yesterday account Of the
Common Council Of that city
bonds of 81 oco each bono
~ az. 90. ..'.........'... :. 40 40
10 do 10. .................... 70 ae
10 co. 40 ................... 70 90
10 do. do .................. 70 do
The deposits Of the United States Branch Min, al New
orleans, for September, were az follows
Deposits Of gold
CaiLoYDla gold ...............$5,o35 20
Gold fom other sourcts......... T19 %
Total GOLD deposits. ........,.. - o,1oo %
Deposits Of silver
silver parted IRON California gold $50 o.
Silver ffom other sources. las, az 50 -
- Jag, 223 q
Total gold and silver deposits. ....slb7,s $50 81
God and silver coinage, none.
The public treasurer Of North Carolina has pubtanec
the decision a the Supreme Court Of the State in the
Of the Public Treasurer VIM. D. Petway 10 which
decided that the Legislature has constitutional rgn
TO tax bank dividends after having taxed bank shares
The North Branch Canal tolls collected at Beach Haven
were:-
During the month Of September $50 4s6 8;
Amount previously reported. ..l5a yso
Total amount since 3oh November, 1856. siss,ls1 Il
game period in 1896. ........ lTl62o d.
Increase in 1866. si1,4so Is
Tho following the earnings Of the Gaia VISA VII
Transport and Erie Railroad for the ,nth OF september
| 1850 compared with those Of September, 1856
Freight and express. slo,o7a SO ss,43. So s1.es l.
PassengeTs....... s,s'2 90 H,753 10 1851 !"
| Total s2o,sA ~ 1901 90 s9s4s O.
opening Of navigation TO the lAh Inst, in the yeas
Il fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
go i22. a1l e.e2s,1o4 f,e2i. 4e4 " bon d

The following table exhibits the respective amounts Of
exchange held BY the various banks and also the
duo 10 distant banks the latter being comprised the
table of dcposts a shown above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
Grand total. $50. ei2, 23a

This shows, upon comparison with he nrst day Of
January last, increase In the amount Of cspAi of
s2s3 ooo Of deposits 2,see Ill; Of loans, s3oe9 sos
and Of Specie SIS $685. and decrease In the item Of net
circulation, $751;, sss.
the following table will show the cash assets and
liabilities Of the New Orleans banks tho 4sh inst