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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the nIIIiion at O. Fox,s

1 will state 10 my q lends and the pubicin general.
In justice 70 myself that Of citizens ly ale
nrne Of Edward Savage. who Processes to be what Ia
does has caused 10 be Published such an aiYe-ti-s,r,
about D. fo1s Gin Book Store aud Dra-s Jes,.lrv
Do you think much Of such who tr~s 10 Ia
lure one who never in any way tried 20 iniure him
II is nothing more than j-alosy in business Att.rs-
Now will state that for the past three yrsr. NV
Miscellaneous look trade and such presume has
been the Case ith Mr.. Sayages, has been very email
searsely hofhing 20 si-eak Of. And where has the
trade gone! To Nov York and Philadelphia to the
Gn Book store Of Evans, AID In protection 20 yself
when wa in New York made arrangt ments with
rAngenents With one q the largest publishing hOuss
IN New York 20 get me catalogue. which has been
puhii,heSl Now viii 10 m friends aud etsf,-
tosrs OF the Western States that have fine Gold
SeNeiry a. any house has and the larses: finest ad
oest selected stick Of any house In the City.
IN lev days shall receive a vers fine addition 70
my present stock In the way OF Silver Tea SETS Gold
watches silver Watches, and all kinds Of the b.et
seseied stock aud all parties buying books fr me-
VIII give them > Per cent. on 81 my Catalogue winch
Dett"F tan our friend Savase 10 per cent: if they
20 not wish to take th-ir gift Nv Gin Rok lp.trrs.
= conducted on a different plan from sti,,r l,sss
a. bse TIME thr eitt u given viii show them tia
blank book in which the gift l. written IL ti.I- -
ana numbered 70 correspond with the nuu er ON ths
gA5is AMI sIriylng the article and ~ they are 40.
satisfied with their gifts will take Of Is per tent
from what they paid for the books aud will s..r-S
ali Of nix patrons thai they Nill lie Wen safisded
Call q; q. FoNs aud buy your Holiday Presents I
haNra me stock OF Children. Ladies' and Gents Furr
AMI aside from Books whr; i there more useful than
Pms IA this climate; Call Early before the sfoL
Crowded as II always Is on Holidays Now il the time
TO make Your selections. and Will sell YOU an kinds
Which keep lower than any other house.
joliet, Dec 2s. lS6o- n2sir
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" A NJ II e d


JITHERBAs, default having been made In the pay.
w ment Of a certain promisso,y note, executed by
william Cations, ant dated the 24th day Of March, A.
b. Isae payable 10 Rufus X. Allen order one year
,rsr date f1r the sum Of $780, with interest thereon
At The rate ten Ter cent per annum. Which said
b.s secured by Mortgage Of the same date, and
luy executed 10y the sail William Cations and 10y him
DIR skuUwlrdErd aud recorded in the Recorders
oac. Of vii County, Illinois, in Book 6l page 3O2 on
tie 1h day VI March, d. 1860, and hrreas said
. NV due and wholly unpaid. Now, therefore in rur
.a,sss u the power u sale contained la said Mortgage
5sblc Aolic, is hereby given, TINT Tuesday the
s day Of December lS6l, at o'clock ia the after
" said day, at the north door Of tho Court House
Joliet, viii County, lllinos, shall soil at public
r,adu- 10 the highest bidder for cash, the premises
tr,rit-l in said Mortgage tOwit. The ~ North East
euIfsr " section Twelve az ia Township Thirty.nve
,5 North II kHnEr Nine (y East OF the third priuci-
va Meridian. containing Eighty acres more or less
q. lying and being In the County OF VIII aud State
ttread and all ia" right and equity Of reJcnpti
= lbs said William Gatnns.
RUFUS Il. ALLEN, Mortgage
Aar,SRTs GoorsPsrD, Attys for Mortgage.
Iiei, Pee 9th, 1851. naC-3w
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Notice of Resignation.

ETTE " ILLINOIS, =. { To tho January Term
CorarT W NIIL. Of the County Court, Of
Will County A. d. ls62.
II the matter Of Patrick farrelly, Guardian, Of
! lltyirr o Tool a minor.
rke notice shat the Undersigned Guardian Of Xavier
uTgs, will Sc the January Term Of said Court TO he
iaIlsH II Ar t0ur; House, in q town q 10 let in
-! cuGliy "a tLe third Monday of January. 1862.
I-.,J;' ,i Court Tor acceptance, his resign alton of
1ssnlltn oi ilaVirr CIu0 minor, according to the
statute IN such cases made aud provided.
PATRICK fARRBLLI. Guardian,
Uf Xavier UTool
Gltt. It'll, iSI. 2o4
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Assignee's Sale.


NOTICE is hereby given that l. the undersigned
IN will sell at Public Auction, Friday, january
Ord 1862 the Court House in joliet, all the right,
title and interes which Thomas Haiton aud wife and
Thomas Haftor. Junior and wife conveyed To M by
their Deed Of Assignment bearing date June ~ 1861,
and recorded 10 the Office of the Recorder Of Will Co.
H. in Book IS, rapes frum IS to 50 and in the Office
OF the Recorder Of Grpndy Co., Ill in Book No. 8,
page Gil ct seq and in the Office of the Recorder of
Cook County IN Book 26, page 40l e seq of in and TO
the following described Real Estate. viz:
half of Lot and lot Block 80; Loss and Bl k
81 East half Of South half Of North half Block 25 all
in Boens Addition to Joliet; South 10 feet Of lot 5,
Block 10 West Joliet. Blocks 10 and Is Scoo Section
Addition Joliet; the Stone Ware House property on
Lot 9, Block is West Joliet, and Lot Block School
Section ddiou Joliet Let's j, ? 5, and 5, Bicek
D. John son, RSberts and Storrs Addition 10 Chi~ags
and 70 eres Or Wood Land in Sec. s, 7. 35, X. H. T.
Sd p. NJ pai fiGdlarly described in coed Recorded in
the Office Of the Recorder Of Will Co, Ill, in Book &c
page Is.
Also, IS Shares Of one hundred dollars each in the
Capital stock Of tae Joliet Gas Light Company.
TERMS CASH.
F.GOoDsPEED, Assignee.
Joliet Dec 3, 1851. 25-5w
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS default has been made in the payment
w OF "A certain rrcmissury note, which was made
by one Myron n. Marshall and dated November 18th,
A. D. 1860 and payable year alter date thereof TO
his own order aud by him endorsed, for the Of
six hundred and two and 90ln0 Dollars with interest
At the rate Of ten per cent per annuu which said Drte
is secure IN payment by certain deed commonly
described bearing date with said note and duly
executed, acknowledged and delivered by the said
Myrcn ~ Ma shall grantor therein TO the undersigned
Charles IT, hacomber Trustee. and duly recorded in
the Recorders Office OF VIII County. Stale Of Illinois,
IN BOOK 80 II Records page Poland whereas ap-
piicatton has been made to by Morris Binstein
agent OF Henry A. Kon the second Endorse and legal
holder Of the sahl note advertise and sell said Real
Estate In accordance with the Of said Trust Bee
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that
Saturday the seventh day of D,cemler A ID 1861, at
the honr of ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
the north door Of the Court House in the city Of Joliet
Iva said County aud State shall sell at public vendue
To the highest bidder Tor cash the sai Real Estate
premises in said Trust Deed and hereinafter described
to SIt; The West half Of the North west quarter Of
Section one ~ Township thirty Eve (35) north and Of
range eleven III east of tie third principal MERIDIAN
in said County and State aforesaid containing eighty
ts0 acres, less with the apurtepaDcss thereto
aod all the right and equity Of redemption of the said
GrantoF in said Trust Deed, his heirs, executors adj
illustrators assigns therein. and for the and
purposes IN said Trust Deed expTesseS the homestead
exemption rights Of the said Grsator in and to said
pfemies having bced daily waived by the said GraBor
in said Trust Deed
CHARLES H. MAcoNBER, Trustee.
Joliet, November 18th, Is51. 24-2w
The above adTertised sale is adjourBed until the
seventeenth day Of December instant. At ten ciock in
the forenoon Of that day, at the same ffce above
specified
cHAs H. MACoNBER, Trustee.
Joliet. Dec. 18th, 1851 10 o'clock A. ~.
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FARMBR'S

srATn OF ILLINOIS wiz County cr emit c TS%
Jacob C. Wood, Clarence willard Rndl
James r. Prentice. who for the
of Lynde C. Huntington, Assumsit by
Attachment.
Bromley Meader,
NOTICE is hereby given the said defendant Broni-
IN ley Meader that writ of attachment Issued in
the above entitled out Of the office Of the Clerk
Of said Court of date November eth, A D. 1s6l against
the Estate Of said defendant for the of One humid
red and ftytwO dollars aud twenty three cents, in
favor Of said Jacob C. Wood, Clarence Willard and
James X. Prentice. who for the use Of Lynde C.
Huntington. deceased the Sheriff Of said VIII Coun-
ty to execute has been returned by the said Sheriff
duly executed.
Now ther fore unless You the said defendant Broul-
ley Meaer shall be aud sppear before the said Circuit
Court on the first day Of the next term thereof tn lie
holden at the Court House, in Joliet. in said Will
County and state Of Illinois, the first Monday of
December next. and give special bail and plead the
said plaintiff action herein, judgment VIII be rendered
against you said Bromley Meader for snch Of
money shall lac found due and owing hercn and the
attached aforesaid, will be sold ~ satisfy the
same with costs.
D. f. RUSSELL, Clerk.
MORRIS THOMAS, Pits Atty.
Joliet, Now, 1851 n22
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RELIEF INTEN MINUTES.
RRYhN,S PULMONIC WATERS (!

The Original Medicine Establish in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
uanie Of aPUINoNIc WATERs," in this or any other
country: all other Pulmonic Waters counterfeis.
The genuine be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped each Wafer.
BRYAN's PULM0NIc NAFIRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
BRYASs PULMoSIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAS's PULMoSIC WAFEEs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmoinc Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uyula and Tonsiis
Bryan's Pumobic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes
-Bryan's PuImonic Waters
Arc blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryan's BulmOnc Waters
Are adapted to vocalists and publc speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste. Not
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures Are
warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N
Sold by j. H. BRowN, Joliet, and all other Druggists
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E INV ALID'S HOME
II. KNAPP, VI. D.,
FoENERLY OF y. Y. HAS oPESrDAS
IN + l r II A r. Y

II CHICAGO, ILL
ON anew system, which embraces the most approx
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases, Ling Diseases.
Cancers and rheumatism, cciai diseases treated
in this Institution ia the treatment Of which,
has had more experiEce greater success than tie
Doctor His consultations, for years. have averaged
from i've To SIX thousand year. The following dis
eases which pronounced iEcrahle by TIE Medical
Faculty generally treated with success in this In
sttutiou All nervous and neuraigc affections. dis
OF women all forms Of serusua dyspepsia
stiratiOn, skin diseases cancerous and Tuherenous
affections. including pulmonary consumption, Theuma-
tsn, Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma salt rheuDi-
tent and intermittent eyers the diseases ofchldren
lie has had an extensive practice aud wonderful
cess in the treaimont Of CANCERs, which he cures
without the kniie. lie treats successfully, on new
method. all the dseSscs Of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the dC-tor enes not promise to all
stages Of diseases. While diseases cURiBLE II
taken in all sEAGEs a>e not. Your he
curahle this week, not next-;o day not tomorrow
hence, the danger Ofdelay.
Tie Building Is pleasantly heated. spacious, and will
acoommo ate several hundred patients. No will
be- received where there any doubts # or
relief Tbs bss: nurses only employed who, with the
phy scian vii! make all fa NJ home that lgt them
selves under the caIe 81 his Institution.
TERMs-fiom zen 20 Hst-en dollars per week iurEri-
dtig 10. s',irs''e Ne patient t. iar les than
month, csn be -st,ned - The benefit
ihay may receive ia Chronic ni-eissi 10 B. ti---
Many paicnts win" agr nof sae 70 corte ~ to If r-
mary. can D. successfully treated a. n-e which vail
cost from ten 60 fifteen dollars per month.
All lc't-r-, inriusiug letter stamp, ad4r---ed 70
prompt ATTENTION.
Consultation free Office Hours from 4 u. to 9P.N.
Office Ia s-uth Clark ST.. Clark and Monroe
Sept. Ii. $50 nl3ly
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Mortgage Sale.

4EOEs Es--G S8sEs
wv iIEREAS default has been made IA the pay uent
w Of certain pronsory note e1scu ed By Aaron
H. Earnrs aud dated llie 18th day Of October. A. d.
ls5s. payable William b. Glars order for tiir-nBI
Of 500 aud the 18th day % October 1852 N!iirh
/, endorsed the words following. "tict - I.sS,
received on the note ninety dollars, IS. D. Clark
Which said note is secured by mortgage 81 the zane
date aud duly executed rs the aid Aaron n Barnes
and Lydia Barnes his wife. ard by their seBOW iedgei
aud RECORDED in the RecorIcr's Office Of WI C.,anty.
Illinois. in Book No. 50 Of Records. page $50 and
5y1, the 18th day Of 0rtui,er, 5Js. Now
therefore, in pursuance OF the power Of sle contained
in said mCrigser public notice Is hereby given that
Thursday the 18th day OF December, D 1861. at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, the north door
Of the cOgrt House Joliet, VIII County, Illinois.
shall sill az public yendHe the highest bidder for
CASH the promises described in said mortgage wit:
Lat four D in Block nEmD-F Oue q IN S1uth
Lockport. unity and State aforesaid. aud all the right
and equity Of redemption Of said Aaron H. Barnes aud
Lydia Barnes therein, and Tor the purposes in said
mortgage mentioned.
WILLIAM n CLARK, Mortgage.
L. :. PARKER, ATTY for Mortgage.
LOIkpoFf. Nos. Q. l56l. u22
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Tar sale Notice.

Ii icrsans concerned will please take notice that
"a AZ saie Of lands town snd city lot Tor
ety taxes and costs due and UNPAID thereon Tor
the Year ls5g. made in pursuance. Of law IN tI-
CONT! 81 vii and stair Of Illinois, the 18th day q
hprli 1879 ana that the undersigned is the legal hot
Or 10y asiSHmeDt 81 the orclaoe CERTIFICATES Of the
ip'iO"ing de-eeried lots -od said sales and that
the time oiretHFton thereof from sales viii expire
;" NO yczf- the dEte Of said safe. and the
uelnpEi'infl y doIie the sold for and sub
segment taxes u paid by i'll per cent interest
and c,Ssts of advertising 70 Wit:
snb. Lot Of Lot No. 4. BIck . 10 George Shocks
subiiy, in B0a.u's Add 70 Joliet. Amount So cents
sub, Lot Of Lot MOL IN Block 23 in George sIooks
SGbdiY. in BoWens Add. ~ Joliet Amount s. cents
Joliet, Nov. 20, 1861. 2s-3w
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StrRysd

FROM tine subscriber In Joliet. in July
H. last small sized light bay stud colt, two
~ Wears old last spring. win made and active
AZ- and name aud tail black. Whoever viii
return colt me, give information By letter
or otherw SC Where IL may be band viii Be literally
rewarded.
aoliet, NcV- IA is6F ms
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Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby sgiven that, at the January Term
~ Fihr Nd County Court, 80 h- i,~ll in Joliet.
1'.i N1H.4V u January BsTt. shalt make aPplicz-
to 10 trsEu uui tie Discharged fIom the duties Of
ul slice vi EXECUTOR 81 the Iast Will AMI Testament
elisa Gychley, deceased.
LEVI HARTROUTH.
!0lsi. December orb, lSCI. 70 W.
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THB MARKETS..
,oiist Priesc Current.
YIt6 SS6srtistmtnts.

Commissioner Notice.
,cy &. hereby given 10 all persons Interested,
NOil.s,h ~ Commissioners heretof ore appointed by
N Is Council Of the city OF Joliet, 70 recon-
de Conlnss Elr the repair OF the side Walk
mepd AZ - .i,ie tf Jefferson ST., between Michigan
On Ihe Eastern Avenue. will meet ut the Office Of
sre. az on Wednesday the llih day OF Deeem-
ihe eiy ~ no. O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose OF enter
br insl- 80, duties ~ said Commissioner, at which
nS uPs1 we will hear any objections sugge--
hue a so,, the owners Of property fronting said
iHPv'sh'"' RICHARD DO0LTTTLEl
cHAS. WERNER, Jr-, Com
JOSEPH L. BRADEN
4d,.,, Dec. 9Th, 1861.
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RURNEF HOUSE,
StraYed

ER0d the subscriber during the early part 81 the
sumner, three colts and mule. one dark bay
horse colt years old. right hind foot shite brardsi
bright BAY horse colt one year old and the other
mare colt bright hay one year old, both BRANDED
alsove. The mule year old last spring, the
hest enc in the State, dark brown. Tight coloFed noS-
Also broxIr coy and eal-te 10 or II years old,
niddling size sprosed 70 te in the region u IL Nile
Grove yI1evsr will return sad strays give infor-
nation where they may be found will be literally re-
H.K. STEVENS
Joliet, Nov. q, 1861. M
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IF you wauts Iiss citing ccei, &C. TO
WILLIAM
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Stone Warehouse.

THE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
i house. is prepared to pay the
highest Market Price In Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Produce. Will advance Lp-a
Der at cash rates for grain in store. He will Keep
coastantiy on hand, SAT-, WATER LIME. 4e-
lie respectfully solicits the patronage Of Ills old
friends and former customers, and all others who may
In his line of trade
Joliet Nov. q, 1850. n24-r
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons eSe Hereby notified 10; 70 barber or
~ trust my wife, Briget Carey my accoupt as
shaIlpay no debts Of her CONFERENCE.-The Iet MY
bed aid board without just cause or proyicsiion-
Joliet. Nov. Is. 1861. 2S-5S
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I Ais SURGEON in tho 9TH Regiment. q G. L.
J. SAVING located himself Ia Jo.i-t, offers his services
.lv .lblie Or. ". has served III the British Army
b i var l tie Criuiea
ss-srrgis d ease. promptly attended.
vl-1 No. ~ l.iun Street nla-h
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DR.. E. HARMOOp.
J. MILLENTZKI M ID.

lElLL hereafter give his undivided attention T.
" Tie practice Of his profession.
v''lf cor. Jefferson aud Chicago streets. Residence
pgs.fs Esuf,-t (Lurch
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1NIIEsE MILES are now in complete order fol
FIGURING and Custom Grinding,
FLOUR DEPOT,

On the corner OF Jefferson and Chicago Streets whrrs
we are offering superior quality II FLOUR, mede
from the best Indiana, Michigan and Southern llli-
nois,
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large Portion Of the above Goods W re purchased
for ca at lowest rates. aud will lie sold low any
other house in the West. ! respectfully invite the
inspection of the stock which will be eheerfuly shown
to all whether they wish TO buy or not.
Owing 10 the great change in times feel compelled
to cell hereafter Exclusively for Crsh!
ALBERT III. DAY
Joliet, Oct. S, 1861 4gly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25
Public Meeting.

Pursuant to call, large meeting of citi-
zens, irrespective Of party, assembled at the
Court House, on the 18th day of January,
1861, at 7 q clock ?. 4, and organized by
calling John T. Wallace, Esq, to the Chat.
and appointing E. Klein Secretary.
The Chairman briefly stated that the
object CT thc meeting was to recommend
such measures as would tenu tS restore har-
mony to our distracted country and avoid
EVIL s-er, He then introduced to the meet
ing Hon. j. Lindley, OF Davenport, who
proceeded to address the meeting on the
subject dearest to every patriot--the preserv
alton of our beloved Union. At the close OF
his speech, the following resolution was
offered and adopted:
Hfsoioed, That q meeting of the CT liens
Of the county Of Muscatine who are in favor
of IL peaceable solution of our present polit-
zeal difficulties he called, to meet vt the
Court House, in the city Of Muscatine, on
Saturday, the 26th day of January, at 2
O'Clock T. NJ. to devise such measures Us
they may thon deem best towards holding q
State Convention, so that the voice Of Iowa
may be heard.
On motion adjourned
j. II. WALLACE, Prest.
a
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EW The Charleston correspondent of the
Baltimore american, writing on the 9th, the
day before sse arrival of the Star of the West
OF the ts'bor, says that everybody appeared
'spoilns Tor {. fight:"
King street is the principal retail business
locality OF Charleston, and serves as general
promenadlng ground during the afternoon.
Early after dinner it was perfectly thronged
with people. Ladies crowded the sidewalks.
and az anxously discussed the exciting news
as the men. The streets were thronged with
military uniforms-though By far the larger
number Of soldiers wore no other dist;ne,ish-
ing marx than pair Of cross belts, knapsack
and bayonet. These were some of the country
soldiers that had focked into the city during
the forenoon. Not less than five hundred Of
these raw recruits arrived during the day
from the uplands."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25

HARD TINES IN New York In 1857, at
abou, this period of the year, the establish
ment Of soap houses in New York became a
matter ct public necessity, and thousands of
destitute people were compelled to avail
themselves Of this sort of charity. On the
lst of January, 1857, the deposits in the
Jour principle savings banks in that city
amounted to S22,447 1893. At the same date
IN 1861, there are no soup houses - none
nssded-and the deposits in the same four
savings banks amount to $33, 294, 995-about
eleven millions more than in 81. When il
is recolected these deposits are almost en-
iirely he savings of the laboring classes in
New YORK. the inference as to their compar'
alive position is rnav oidable.