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PORT Deposit.

PUkT DkPUSiTL
. Planning Mill and Sash Factory.
WE invite the attention OF aIl person. in the
city OF country. who conte plate the erection
81 Dwellings, Barns. &c. ~ our extensive stock Of
building Materials, IN the rough and prepared for
a.c; namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Plain
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
. PANEL SHUTTERS,
-a SaSiIES ((''asseri alni not Chased,
WOOD MtHILUTS0S,
HOT.BED SASH,
BRACKETS.
WOODEN MANTELS,
skMn: rosys' {rurnsa,
BARN VENTlLATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AlsO.--Dressed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND nEMLOCK.
(wel seasoned J
~ All OF tho above we offer rs Tow as the
lowest, for the CASH or approved paper.
All orders by mail OF otherwise, attended 10
with rreaiptncsr by
holland e. CO..
Juno %, 1860 PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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FIRE.-The Weave Mill, or Lower
Factory, of Daniel Lord, caught fire early
last Friday morning, while the hands were at
breakfast. The loss is slight but the fire
was with much difficulty extinguishcd.
Troops continue to pour over the
railroad by thousands on their way to the
National Capital, composed principally OF
hale, stout, intelligent looking young men.
all apparently in fine spirits and full Of fun, as
though going on trolc. Night and day
long trains pass filled with we'll uniformed
volunteers, and munitions of war.
Major Shcrman's Battery left this station
on "Wednesday last, bound Southwark. The
day previous four new companies arrived here
and are stationed at this point for the present
The companies stationd at this point for some
two weeks past, left for a destination further
South.
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TJoUsEkEEPES. ATTENTION We have just
j / received large lot ofthe most superior
GROCERIES, offered in this market, to which
ve invite particular attention Also bit of
MEMS and BOYS CAPS. latest styles. manufac-
turcd TO order. ROSSELh HINES.
March 49,,
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/'iOTER SLED AND TIMOTHY SEED Of
X prime quality For snlc by
Es5 }, ,S3i. JOHN FARIKIrGL
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MIR. EDITOR While | concur generally
in the views of The Wing, as expressed in its
editorials, you will permit me to enter my
protest against the (what | concclve) unjHst
attack upon Gov. Hicks in the last issue.
am aware that Editors should alone be held
responsible for their editorials; but it is
generally conceded that paper reflects, to
certain extent. the opinions and sentiments of
its readers. Such being the case, | claim the
privilege of publicly dissenting from your
views Of Gov. Hicks and his policy.
have unwavering confidence in the patriot
ism of our excellent Governor, and in the
rectitude Of his intentions. | do not forget,
and hope the patriotic people Of this country
Will never forget, that Thos. Holiday Hicks.
Governor of Maryland, stood in the breach
almost alone, yet unmovcd and uniaterng
checking the tide Of secession and rebe lion.
amidst curses and imprecations, which might
and did make fccblcr spirits quail.
do not forget that to Governor Hicks the
country is indebted for the preservation of
the Government to the present time, and the
Capital Of the United States saved from fall
| ing into the hands of Traitors. 1t was he,
and he alone, who first efectually checked
their plans. And now, when surrounded by
| circumstances Unprecedented when the
stoutest hearts gave away. and everything
appeared TO be rushing mady into chaos
| carried away for the moment by the torrent
he or no othcr, man could breast. he saw fit to
| call around him these who should, by their
position. be Of aid in bringing about restora-
ton Of order. For this he is condemned and
| ridiculed.
Fortunately for the country, that the model
Legislature of Maryland were called together
and at the very moment when they are power
less for evil. In the few short days they
have been together, they have proven to the
world that the estimate placed upon their
patriotism by Gov. Hicks months ago, was
just. They have already, beyond cavil,
proven to every candid mind they have the
will, and would long since have involved
Maryland in the Treason of Secession, had it
been in their power to do SO.
Then, until have stronger evidence than
any that has yet TRANSFERRED, that Gov. Hicks
is unfaithlu and incompetent, |, for one. say
GAN honor to Thomas Holiday Hicks, Gov
ernor of Maryland" Yours truly,
WIN. PARKER
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We had the pleasure last week to agree
entirely with our friend Parker in his estimate
Of =" the patriotism of our excellent Governor,
and in the rectitude of his intentions" But
there justice compels us to stop. We admit
that the circumstances of the bloody
Friday were unprecedented, and that
" the stoutest gave way" But just such
unprecedented circumstances " furnish the
opportunities for great minds to show their
greatness. They afford the tests of true
courage and true craftsmanship. Gov. Hicks
did everything in his power to impede the
march of troops to the Federal Capitol. lie
not only faltered at Baltimore, but he did
more at Annapolis. lie forbade the landing
of the soldiers and their use Of the Railroad
to Washington. If his protest had been
needed Washington would have been defence
less, and ere now in the hands of the rebels.
We recommend 10 friend Parker the perusal
of the correspondence between the Governor
and Gen. Butler. appended to the message.
The Wing cherishes nothng but the ki6dest
feelings for Gov. Hicks, and will at all times
give him due credit for faithful duty. In
this connection We desire to state Our pleasure
al his denial of the infamous charge, that the
RAILROAD bridges ware burnt by hrs order; a
charge which we always believed false. Blu,
we claim the right to review the course Of
Gov. Hicks just as we do that Of any Other
public man, giving praise where praise i.
! due, and censurlae his shortcomings.
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One Two! ThYe6M!

There are persons in Cecil who object that
government troops are here.
Let the credit Of the fact. that these forces
are in the coslrlty, be given to those who
deserve it.
l>t. These soldiers were passing through
to the National Capitol. without any intcn~
ton Of stopping, as rapidly as they could,
wlhf the above referred to ohjectors, ana
their CO adiudu,ors, murdered them.
BAD. Rhs Najoi General who represents
the sentiments Of those objecting to this
Station for United States forces: Major Ge,r-
cral Tench Tlighnon inquired Of his brisadi,r
here. how many men IN addition to those he
would send could be Relied on To demollSlp
the Canal, aud Railroad. and reduce us 10
the isolated aud lorlorn condition Of Balli~
more.
3!d. To prevent these intended crimes
troops have been sent to Elkton. and properly
sent. and whatever objection may exist to the
fact they are stationed here. is due to lhose
who complain Of it. l. .. 3.
And we would further add. in addition to-
the above. that no man who is not AZ heart "
secesslonist,-let hn avow it by his lips
whatever he may-wll object to UEitsd
States troops being stationed at any point
where the public necessities require it. when
those troops DO not interfere with or modest
ctizrns in any way, and who are ready at
moments warning to sacrifice their lives, to
protect the lives and property of those same
srumbIers, if it be necessary. Mark this:
those who are disposed to pick and cavil al
the statonng Of troops by the Government OF
the Railroad and canal, to pro.ecs' those lines
OF travel, will prove open sccessionists If OPP
portunity ever makes it safe for them to do
So. Cow ardicc prevents them now.
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Phsbarsh Fz ssniow Ldy aud no children, New iolk
Henry Fige Mob Schuck, 4 snih. 81 Louis. L. Roseu-
berg Nowiork h. Espenhsd. st Lolsi John Schabingr
Philadelphia, Consi Ms,hez. New.l ora q. klnIGmun, L.
GeorgcB LeaveuwoftAi J. Richie W. r. r. Jacobs ady
child lnd infant Phi sdepLa; r. Schsr ard LADY r Bce
n. Ni5hs a. Roh Newf oIk p. Iolef q. & d. Hengrl-
mann Boston Ms Sarah Loe Ortsusbcrsh Mrs spindeI,
Holman and child Missouri; afs. Finest Laur AMI child,
Cn,naa Mn y. knooP eud child y. y Mrs Jnlio Nockle
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Mr. T. Lebener, Mrs kinrc. ". T.; Misc Anna Bon Cincn-
MIR r. LnIns uNnI Missouri Miss Id Hockey, New
Oflrtnsi AID others in the steersgo. Total 49,
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EcEARTEOn FIiaAy May 1891 fiseois Kehsrte ~ the
The I s and friends family respectfully invited to
attend fuues from =, late residence No 2Si WSo, 70,
ms az D. M without d1tler Invitation,
GAGE-In th city Friday, May g. CsthSne daughter q
Solomon and Catherine Gage aged yes months and II
eANDALL-In Brooklyn on Thursday Maya, VIM. esrdsl'
aged 20 years, 70 months and u days.
HICKCOX-m Brooklyn, New Yort, Friday May Angus
Mr. H. Of tie Of Utica N " and served
Utica pes1e copy; also Detroit and Ann AroeT Mch
papers.
HAASE-On Friday May o Haase eldest Of Care
ten Haase Hoboken sge years months and "a dAys
BETNRICHOn Friday May 3, at No g BsyGe street An
thony Philip Heinrich, in the 8lst year OF his aye
HANNIGAN-on Thursday, May Thomas HenGiean, aged
JONsoN-In TIL, city, Friday Msy g. John W. JOrsOD,
aged &c ye~rs.
LUNsFoRD-on Fridsy, May 3, Lydia NJ, wife Of John
Lunsiord, aged 10 years, months and days.
McKAY-At FIs5ye ISws on Friday 4PIl 2S isSl Mar
! Y. Y, AsedS years and months.
MeCOLLoMIn this city. Thsrsdsy, May Anne wife OF
| Bernard McColom, aged SO years.
M0ONEY-In this city, Friday, May g. Caroline Ashton
Mooney wife Of r. Mooney, in the 52l year o. her age
| MOORHEAD-At Brownsville, TEXAS Mondsy. March %
Wsm John MooIhead late Of this city, in the Sdh year OF
NOlT0NIn Broollyn James Joseph and Mary Agre' sGr
yeers months and da1s and months and % days.
oNbERboNK TIE foneTal Of he m7ht Rev. beajsmln
day M5y = O'Clock n where instead OF at the h3nse
the Gle gy generally, ale eDds are Di''eu " "''e"~
further invitation. =, "a.
PROUDFIT-On Wednesday NAV J. DR.. James o. PToudat,
son of De late Dr. Daniel Proudht and grandsoa Of the late
Judrc Ogilyie Of this CRY. .-...,
The remains viii be taACn the residence OF the dcssu
Nc POI E6si Broadway the family YbIn m cecohu ~
near Second street The friends Of The fsn are b'eu 70
atcnd tbe funeral AZ O'clock Sunday, the On inft
OUEEN-In Brooklyn Friday, May }, ,iA8's H. Sueen'
seed 25 years aud month. =, ~ =,
sfFRRR~In tbis city, on Thursday, Nay ?, LauIetta e.
Sberer. az, q years. , months and days -, at.
sL1rEf-ln this city on ThusdsJ, May . John '" Sa'e'
aged u wears aud month"; -, - II,
SFAMAN-At Marshz d. staten Island, on fhoay May . e
Hon. Henry l. Seaman, aged 80 years 49,,
The aes and nends family invited TO attend bs
funeral Trinity Church, New YORK. on Monday MAY q
at 3 o'clcck, ?. H. without further invitation
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vru vnon nAuv TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. MAY s. 1864.

-, ,,o bbls q, eb S9sT 30 TO- Ey,res Southern
s sTa '.s s;ssS ss soa :oPsIs.s
SsSlf q: sss s 20 !. i e 10
f gao, c Sys S Mssi I. drp; .s.e - '''''
Jersey ard 9 20 ior Bpndywire ,h,,, ,o.,s vs>aon
IN psh irmer at the close he inouiy j. mainly iof e1iO
choice Whit nc ,oagSs .ISs nod sI &C. cad he somsn
Of shipprg Qualities IL poor and the % uasae mb al
'eqgssnes i hS ' Rs ss 4i2s bs Rcd Western
n, ~ q0al y instore aad delycred 'vensa. Anos 20
M ,ucs,rp a, 81 sal G. - the hitter fer verv choice
Harley and barley Nit ac quiet and Pees a." Oats
q.ie ;" ~ end csa1 n :, ,d Sa sS al Sse
Ryeis senos slowly eG.e Nc5.he,n 'orn laid wih
s%S . S@1 ' S1.Ss SEEy Sf damaged s.
1dS, 70, E 5 legacy yocs S g sla S 70, for for
air " hits son,hen NJ store.
HOPSrs market quiet: prices unchanged rmall sales
HpHS-we Do rot i-t q ssy ''e- I.iess aye .aty The
for clipping; sales Of 9cO bales At 60a.0c z 100 H.
LNEf he'e no change to note the market extremely
FAiER-HenlocK srd Oas both qaiet The receipts
moderate We quote Buenos Ayes hemoek at i6d2'c'
N0IISsEs~Vcry tte i. DOING sales Of hbds. Cubs
EAVAI sroRFsThe market for Spirit, raTp.ntine :. irm
a. ise. Crude ruTpentre Is quiet At - 1852 Common
Fou Il STEADY at %; Fine Bo.u IN a Demand viii sales
Of 30 bbs No Fine ant oe al 81 Boa rs Tar quiet ana
oILn,eed Is IN sr retail request A,5e oS9c al other de-
scrptiOIs very dull and heavy.
PROVSIOSS-The P0gk !, better, The demand mos,
active part for the Go.cnmen, The isles arr o dbl
sl7 Mess Sl - lor Thin Mess and flJ 10
for Prize We hear Of 500 obls made few days
ago not reported 20S) 80 fO Mess, the lsttef ioI
hpprg order part bgye option twenty day. Beer
~ steady and Ia fair demand Of 20 bbs a. ~ O"f %
for Repealed Mcs and III 20 +l2 30 To- extra Bee Hams
are In sif que.t Of - bib Western Al Sl l BACON
scace 96loc. Cut Meats hIm; sales Of liD bids and
tee ds5c Haus and b 0tlc for SbondeTl La d Is
eay the irqairy far Sale 5f370 bbs q, go and choice
We. butter rcnty ard lower; sales o. New state
id 6c and Ohio NJ II BE- Cheese ~ pust AMI Pfees III
changed sslef OF state at 509c.. Ohio 4 4d@c. 49,,
RICE Is quiet sales Of 30 tc a. . &c q 10 ssto qua'
SUGARS II qne and prices incline % heaViness he
fined are du % hhds Porto Rico export on bond
SIC 100 hid Cuba at &C., duty PAID 'nd ohd oo on pa
vale terms. -,-.e.,-t IN.
Chiefly AZ th I,ii. r.e Tiothy Seed !. in T e9rtsi
81 2j6s2 IS y BUSH the llr rate foI 1nsh OF JoD Ios
Rough FLAX Seed il trim at 81 800 - - y bush, -,
Of 900 10 soed prime az dsc Rough Eat - MN 'o
cash. f,.......,.. Hold
TEAs do not hear - any bp,insfs Of Importance o'a
ers al fn rata ard the Ia .ira fAiA lJs ran
NHlsklIh I14I ket h inn, ne deL-ha --I s'' " ~
bbls lie, and small lots a. Nc
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su.ps, st march VI heep ope has been np nI
bg Of tses and thessgnsen h o h esnn,h ssed
Ono pe hey tore up aim 70 iocS 70 feet down INTO
srS tjye doWn which passed the day before sil eh
sT a be q simoBt OF tive kep there The junction 70
day least 600 mon on that twenty miles OF sao
~ 1"ortIou being but seventeen miles from baltimore py
-, !, rS he kapt oIen eli communication with Wastg
o. d, owe nt battle takeP place which should be sSooeI
sv IN mean toit by gentleman that the junction sno
v bob teen taken IN forty eight houis Ale
she Bmore had mo- The Seventh end Isl
hee luckily Avnapoai Go net doubt II Our Pcke
hicd thirty forty b In the night there They "heeeo
~ hen discovered -, - -. a., rr,;,a5 s,s,cs
- n dsy snd become United States soldiers We are 70
{hsve barracks ereeed for ou o. townosdns tns our
New-Ycgk papers Sunday here to- dsythe hfst 10
NeksuNpAY TRIBUNE included accidentally sot acquainted
VIII ~ Matbews TRiBTS printer wokine here last nght
Tho Absny Regiment in night but the 6sh not yet The
yoang Maryland recruit brought in another recruit a
nieh New papers do not give due we followed
iths Ti from Annapolis they starting In the morning at sn'
Ia the eseuOon - and came % 20 them a. the nnc
tor We nave 40 hours and had but two meals u
s5thed Us g )od for us 10 stand
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Steamship Dsylish, a.. 3 Transport SeeV, Washington
ship Conway DR. Liverpool, Go,s. Bnbadoe' 10 day,
In bsllast 90 master lsrTiyed 3dD 49,
SHIP Uncle joe soue Havie - days, IN ballast to Wslh
SHIP Kitty Floyd DevbSm Liverpool April md'e to rs',
Dearborn April 3, on Waterford spoke slip Alice Nsnnad
boud Australia, 9TH, in gale onN shipped sea, which
HssSs 2 lat Il d. lon 81 exchanged ss, viii ship John
BanySn from Mobile T. a. Al s. Ion 81 eIehlpgsd
signals ~ TN thp ecu. UIeeu, bound r.
Slip Patrick lIenfy Moore, London q dsy' mdse aud pass
Ship LAVE A.kin. sue March 23 rudse. aid pass sa
~ foz Bro lsd Two bths ard - deaths on Che pas Az
a 5csn NJ c o 5 o1p Sost Ea Syc
Ba Bernasoite (Norw GIesoren Dublin 90 days, in bal.
70 Monromery bros April p lat - Co. lon. % ~ passed b
war fase, abandoned tPreyiouFiy reported.
March r. fruit Lawrence Gle, Co Apil =, lat ~ %
lon ~ o. passed bsr4 Ones, eesug T. Nay lat % 80 lon
Bhs ams lof msehia; fe'te Kingston, J. 10 days log
Bris Lady ws,6ins'sn go Morrison cOmwali. ~ ),
M D. HAZE doll Var ssia!a a. day. In ballast to master
Bis Diederch rentien Mcch Nos', Maaga la days in bal
BfIs osrsy CBr, Cole St John. \. b. days. stone to
Scbr Graniie State, Hheit Boston d,y. md,e to 4. W
SIR Kos,u.h, Lee, Hewbuypot days. ad.e to ) W.
seh opra., Tompon Jaes'ouvile DAYS yellow pine to
sch I,ioe fcadleOn E4roera II days, .uit to Tho. OH
SEM Felipe, Cook cieniue:os u d., .ug aud moi,e, to
sehr jane, Lawrence Ansn Boston days mdse. j. c.
Day 4
Sch Captain John Smith, New Haven dsyt IN ballast
Schr harcissa, NoodbsrP iiilsbethgolt, for Salem.
SclI. flOregce Peckhau I'll et.poIt 1f Norwich.
srlr Peter B Anderson Brrger, Elahc,port hsord
scar hanasal,ett Leushcr tlaOshpo.t Tor los lort Ice.
BIG eizabel Colley Elils eiipoft Tor East Boson
,iopp hrlep Bsbcock Iiisbothpoit for Fail River
Soop John Cox, Joy, Elbsbeihport !of southport.
ses'ncr n. Burden, Lopez, Piadepna ndse. 10 Loper
kifkpstlirf
sealesP. I. Heart Sidle, PHILADELPHIA ad,e to j. ~
Bb~!s
s,c.ucr y0eau Morrison. Philadelphia, mdse. to J. "
Brig.
steaiaer Cnrsw Adrirb Providence, md.s to l. odeii
WiND-sun.t', :. T. very light.
SAfLGD-SteaJusnip Bavaria tH1rlbD for Hamburg ana
rs,ed Battery a. D. city Of ahini Literpool
Rsvara Hamburgi oil D,br " ni stg City; Chesapeake
Washington City Roanoke Washington city.
BELOW-Ships Cora-ils, GIipneli, from Iondon Chal.
lsngef ifon Liverpool, N.f Hawk, - bssks kosuos
fITcl D. ,de, Breaeh aarch JIG Hef'lls, Rust, Glasgow
March y all al anchor IN the .ovrr bay.
There small schooner ashOre> outside the Hoof not
Known.
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THE ULSTER GUARD.

A rumor prevailed In town last night, which has
caused such feeling Of Indignation among officers and
lmen Of this regiment, that if verified, will certainly
ecs the Government the service OF 500 hardy and ef
cent soldiers, aud staff Of competent and gentleman
like officers II was reported In the evening papers,
that the 20th Regt. n. Y. S. M.were TO be ordered
home. They the fiBt to offer their services to
te State Government their Offer was accepted; they
laid aside their occupations, gave up business, the
banks Of the County voted funds to expedite the pre-
parations of the regiment and they reported them
selves ready for orders. Gov. Morgan ordered them
70 Washington and en- route to report themselves to
Gen. Sanford, in New-York. They have been here
several days Yesterday zoo new muskes and bayOnes
were Distributed among the men, and now comes this
insane rumor. They have as yet received no official
modification of II,
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p 4.
Increase compared with st0
In consequence Of the disturbance of communication
between this city and Baltimore the pte OF discount
on Baltimore and Mary land currency il mp TO 5@lO
cent In other descriptions there not much change.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearinghouse were &c.
9i0,65i 70. The exchanges Of the week ending this
morning were 500 4ls, $40 Is, being daily average
of az jj2 so, against 81 ,2S4 So3 81 Tor tie week
ending on Saturday. Mr.. Cisco sent quarter of
million of gold on Friday to Washington, under mill
aIy escort granted by General Patterson The lreaf-
ury at that point il almost entirely exhausted The
del ost the Assay Office this week for coinage have
been about million and half Of dolafs, including
only 500 ono ofthe California arrival The foreign gold,
which has been withheld for some weeks, in the hope
that tbore would DO demand fol- export II now being
rapidly sem in, and turned into American coin. The
MINI s being pressed to its utmost capacity.
The mercantile payments Of the day, which have
been yory heavy, he maturites bcirg rbabyas great
~ for any day in the current year have been made, We
are glad 10 be able to cay, with great promPtness md
eating that there s yet great vitality in Tie mercantile
community. Of&J notes payable at banis sent oui
ly the runner Of one Of leading banks, 20 we've
Tromply raid and OF %. remainder lie Larger par
were made up Of country no'es, seat for ooeciieg
made payable ut banks where the makers kept no Sc-
count As this was looked upon M day likely 10 h.
fatal 10 many mercantile houses, lhe above Is very
gratifying result.
A Committee Of bankers and capitalists will pruba-
bly, visit Washington next week 70 consult with The
Secretary Of The Treasury, upon ways md means Pr
strengthening anApasll5 the hauis Of to Gorcmnebl.
The programme is understood 10 include ihe iuye-
diate advertise Of the % Ooo 900 Loan OF February
last, which requires only ten days notice, and Is no,
limited to par. This Loan, The parties Who afe
in correspondence with Mr.. Chase feel authorized IN
assuring him will be taken. This win put the 1rea'
sury in funds until the expiration Of tie advertise men
for the $l4, 900 900 loan, when the Secretary viii be
authorized 10 substitute Treasury notes, WHICH
will be taken to large extent by investors, large aud
small and can alec be paid out 10 public CREDITOR
The assurances Of aid from neigbbOrng ctes in max
ipg up the list for the g. eco 900 encouraging.
The movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports made,
shown NV their Last statemputA. IA follows: