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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06
SsAvENGs RAN-3 OF BALTIMORE,

CARVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE,
~ APRIL 2, 1866.
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors Of the Savings Bank
Of Baltimore have declared an Extra Dividend of the
profits of its business for the three ending 3lst
March, 1866. amounting to S3l0,435.
This amount is by law divided to such sums as have
been in Bank for one year Or more in the following
proportions:
To sums on deposit for three years,
an Extra Dividend of 9per cent.
To sums on deposit for two years,
Extra Dividend of 6per cent.
To sums on deposit for one year,
an Extra Dividend of 3per cent.
This Dividend added to the regular Annual Inter
each Deposition the lst of April in each year,
makes for the last three years to of not less
than one years standing, per cent per annum.
without computing the profit of compound interest
the undrawn annual interest.
The State, City and United States Taxes are paid
by the Bank.
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each Depositor and bear interest as deposit from
LIST April. 1866. until withdrawn.
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the DepositorS' Books on or
after the 9th instant.
The Office of the Bank is open on Mondays from g
to o'clock, and on other days from 10 to o'clock.
TOR the purpose OF receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business
By order of the Board,
ARCHIBALD STIRLING. P1es't.
DAVID BALDWIN, Treasurer;
DIRECTORS:
Archibald Stirling, Benjamin Deford.
VIM. Il. Conkiing, JOS JOS Cushing G ifns. Jr.,
A. Schumacher, Thos. C. Jenkins,
Michael Warner n. Poppleiu,
Robert Z. Brown, Samuel Kirby,
Chauncey Brooks, George S. Brown,
Deeter Barger, George N. Eaton,
Edward Kurtz. Thomas WhitriGge,
Galloway Cheston, Solomon Corner,
Win. Mckim, Austin jenkins,
VIM. Kennedy, Thomas NJ. Smith.
Alonzo Lilly. app 7tSeo3w
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IRON WORKS.
PORTAGE IRON AND NAIL WORKS,
JOHN MUSSELMAN, Proprietor.
Biglev, Hook g. Co., Agents,
121 NORTH STREET.

Are now receiving. and will keep constantly on
hand, full assortment of the above superior brand
of NAILS, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market prices mh2-3m
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FOR RENT.

O. FOR RENT.-The spacious WAREHOUSE,
Iii No. 126 North Howard street. fronting on How
ard street 30 feet 80 feet on Lerews alley and 1871
feet deep; threestOries high and cellar under the
whole building. Now vacant. Apply to
S. K. DASHIELL
apl-eo6t 81 st. Paul street.
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NNINDOW sASHES.

We have in store about Q5,0OO fifteen thousand
WINDOW SASHES. made of best seasoned mate
NAL of sizes from 6x8 to 12x20 glazed and unglazed
suited to Maryland and Southern trade. Cash buy
ers at wholesale retail should not overlook our as
sortment The superior quality of stock invites
scrutiny. Call and examine.
GEO. 0. STEVENS & CO.,
AZ West Pratt street.
mhl2-6m Near Spears wharf
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ETOUSE-BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
a Everything from FRONT DOOR to a BACK
GATE. Our stock comprises Window and Door
Frames, Sashes, Blinds and Doors Newell Posts Bal
ustres. Handrais, Washboards, Castings, Brackets,
Moudings, Mantel Pieces of wood, slate and marble
Slate Hearths, Hardware. Window Glass &c, &c.
G. 0. STEVENS 4 CO.,
AZ West Pratt street.
mhl2-6m Near Spears wharf,
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SOUTHERN REETEFFATR

Sold by all Druggists 49, "
Wholesaled by Thomson Il BLOCK and G G
hANCL' baltimore. ja22-d&weoly
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MISCELLANEOUS
CtITY COLLECTOR's OFFICE.

q ~
" or-.,, - - BALTIMORE, April 4, 1866.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the owner
or owners of the property assessed for the opening of
Franklin court, that unless the said assessment he
paid previous to the FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT
1t will be my duty to advertise the same for sale
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
ap4-St lCity papers copy City Collector.
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@. f%1~1 FOR SALE.-A very superior PRO
@1S1 II ha 4 PELLER Of $50 Tons old measure
AaszESasE.@ built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and of the best and most durable
materials and Of very light draught of water the
hull and machinery is nearly good as new having
been in actual service not than six months. She
has just been put in complete order and is now ready
for service. For further particulars onuuirc at the
Ship, Yard Of Messrs JOHN L. FARDY & BRO,
South Side Of the Basin no22-tf
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VEv0 MANUFACTURERS.---L 90 by 1856 feet
4 binding on Hamburg, Ridgely and Burgundy
streets. graded and fenced, with railroad track.
Also 304 feet by $50 feet Eden street, Aliceanna,
and Canton avenue. For sale low by
HENRY W. ROGERS & CO.,
mhl6-tf corner Charles and Fayetle streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCEDBY tine MIDI.
esoasEfsl rencdy Tyr ne p:rmsssas cure q q!
diseases Of the SfOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEYS
aad ulADsna tAat has ever tsen offered.
ltisp ~ aumsaAL WAssa. II 10 Cfem sxpsnssse.
thoeuoao9RUslua wAfao hoo euAaAaAed ed ~
asusay ~ ~ man doubt. uhsn . single bottle
- eeea ksown 70 cure diseases Witch the best
medical talent 10 this cosntry has Jailed W relieve
AssmsAy p0ssessing the virtues ofC eussisutiso
Wsaer cannot b. Chased uadsS ''qseek' peepara-
tious, ~ Il 10 now used By The most scientific
pfsctssoners in this city Il 10 only seeoaa claae
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of every means 70 -
complish cure; and the success fihe physicians
enable him 70 produce esrs, wAtle cthsss fail.a
the attempA. Seisaee 10 saGisaea With he tfpeh
Give Conssitatioa wss@ tair tsisl-ws Msas
yos who re unAss saale aerle1sst's care ffcm
year 70 yer. ed - pesticalsly allsde 70 ladiss
Who ~ conssestly rssofeee y tesss trseessns.
with 70 much chance Of success asthsso WosoA -.
from locai sppicasions to the throat for diseases
Of brain. We hare beea earefal - Csc language
10 OR circular that eoslA ma shoek ths noss del
icaGs Organisation, but We receive - many CON.
nuniealioas froA psrsoas for which Conssitutioe
Water 10 adaptsd. esd Of whose disease NO nes-
ton he's been made, that 70 have cone 70 ths
conclusion that Il Che rensedy u s.eGh,s Il pro.
duciug cure, No MISTER WAss ~ 1ieease nay ~,
II should b. aaAe ksswa. The me1ieiae y PIT
~ feF the publis anA there ohoula BE- - s1esp-
ttees. We ~, Constitstisn Wstes L not lAe .
gilded pill, asde 70 ssit The eye md taals; =
nediesse. h every sense Of the terra p!aeee !.
salsn according Is IL dirsctioss u wi q every
case produce Fadieal euse. We would ~ nat
the Directions ID rsiasA y liee ~, rsa1s soly 10
NE disease under which th0y oeeus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

II disease q ~ seeaach ed liver, aeai1g
sAresgh The kidneys, ~ y. witbput doaes, ~
most Obstinate disease. except ccnsuupSion. What
Affects the human constftuti0a. Ne have aesrsee
for discussing causes. but will stsse teas The q
sct Of the disease 10 the convssslsn q
principle (os vsgssshle portion u the food into
sugar which stinalstes The kilssys to an e1ces-
stvs secretion Of waser. Many PssecOne suIer t.cm
this disease who are ignorant q y; that v they
pass large quantities during the day. and sss
obliged 10 get up from one 10 hfteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice IL taken Of i
uutl their attention Il called tothe large discharge
Of water, and oiten when il 10 20 far advanced -
TO be beyond the control Of ordinary rcmedies.
Another symptom 10 the extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fully established. ie iutolers
ble--eAs potent drake constaafty rifAcse Ssssg
sstiefed; also dryness Of the mouth. erscking Of
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more aavsnced
cases, and finally loss ofsppetite, smscistios. and
the patient gradually sinks from cxhassticn.
CONSTITUTION Warm 10 without doubt. the only
known remedy for disAssss, and we have - much
confidence that il il specific - We have that OPT
um will produce sleep. and tsuthfully say that il
has cured evsrv asein which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Hspeas ron Isxcss. 1T 10 fact which
cannot b. ignored, that In time large pof.
lion Of eur farmers viii have 70 depend upon
Aedes for lsneee. The Gbessse 81 6obef
h the State nscssoitstss tins. The esoge
Grange hes been used 10 . iargs extent, and
has bsen found 10 answer the pusposs ex
cssdingly veil. In some parts Of the State
The hedges extend for miles, doing away
sloest entirely With aay sthes kiaa u .
fence. II 10 . lAet abeut which there can
b No ssatsevsssy. thAt . live fenee, givse .
more beautiful appearance to . eeuatsy
than any other kind Of fence. Besides
this il 10 permanent, and can b kept IN
order Il trifiing expense. II il cheaper
to maks . hsdes shaa 70 msks board
fence q the present price ~ luotss.
Roefs pon Ssecx-Ffea . Minaessta
iasasr have learned one thing ~ past
winter: il 10 not . difacult matter 10 fasten
eaasls u yss have plenty Of hay and grain.
Bat vithsst bay and roots, no nattaf hoe
much straw and cosnstalk you have, = libesal
allowance Of grain will not 10 state Il mild
~ ihtten On ill>bsed OF rapidly. In this
section hay, in proportion 70 nutriment, 10
IN expensive food. Corn 10 usually much
~ ehsapss article. I do not mean shsapsr
- vaiss, lss sseh u nst IT, sass, ~ sAssp-
- q ths psses q which The ne articles ~
~. 10 sahss words, ~ eas ssll ear by
IT mess thAn u Il woith, o. vsshss ~ ean
~ ehsapsr fbod. But dsiae 70, hswsvss,
veeld iopevsstsh cur iasms IN tiss. I 90
ineline4 t6at beste and e6bhags ~ The bssl
feoel bf ID 70 uas, and % !eGsy 10 rAiss IN
~ Sllea4tA, and. beaidss. thby ~ Admits,
h6tie nito& cowe q M IN onA Srsins.-
T4l1 ~ 6hantAa kstysiisua . s6hh6eAe.
~ q ~ 16fnS IL m. and yon 90 nov
. ks1eselee 1s;eht - esea. Fem Of ~
sunsss II seed sewn early in . bed Of ~
o. thess squeeze sods, Win give planes for q
aese. They heed not u 81 out I'm IN other
planting 10 evse. All the cultivation that
u ssqsissd slsse ,Ihs plesas aps sse sut. i !
ftae - efehs hsess.sheS. Yeu cAnSot cul.
titsae 49, ~ frsqusnely. 4 eetd dksn>
ing Of wsod ashes l. said to b Z prsventa.
tive for club foot and other insects.
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49,. l,S91
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fhs postpouement Of this en1espeise hAe bsen
msdS inpersiive iten several esssss tAs kost
rSSminSsl n WISH h 49,, eulae = ~ naa&i.
snas 4 ths anAsfaekieG - - ehasb 49, =.
s':a o e .s.! 1870. :. s =
x.crts vhich have ~ heen Alypesed q. -
.rssern,iss ~ iavslss1 = ansait 4 iASss -
enneeee uhish asoe 6o111l1oo1i1 e1nOannd
caa eosprehsnd Over es.2ep hayi baaA q.
ea:d g .. pg:Ds e. S - s ss.s.
expenses. winch 10 guarantee q the faith they
~ n IL experimsat Of dis1e1hhtine aeerly
dDne Hundred fhossaod Dellafs aneng thocs
Who purchase tickets fsr ~ Cs.ceft. Our en-
terprise has met with uoeoeo1s!led success. fer
;" ".u rated 10 he NosskWsek ri, Win this
lsrse number Of tickets In ~ ho.1b Of Asents
mi, cred all through ~ SAaoso u Wiooeasin.
H;nresote and Iowa. The prspsjseesa uouN =
much dislike 10 hold this uumbee oftiake4s cod
come IN a. competitoss for the 0ieB 70 - lie.
tsibuted, q would those vho bass parshased
their tickets.
Il 10 desirable that every ete&se nhesA - aos-
ed ont before the Concert, thuo gnoeanAseinR =
those Who have 80 freely and lavnAly eneoGked
in the enterprise with - fair - honofoble
dealing. to the en- that - Doeeiele blame - u
attached . ths PscIs.::sosa - essy - S.s.
termined TO 90 coadsss this enterprise thsl ~
NAV come 70 the thouoaa4o Of eoD0dinR mep and
vo;nss thsssshsut these Stases the s.sssa ~
snd receive sAsir pa1rsea0s = . siailsr ~
mere magnificent ssissYsiss.
We have beea fequtslee " several - Ut
Agents 70 postpone Spr ceacsst sssil aflsr ~
vest. sssurise - tkat tAoa.an1b WeaA (he8
uaeehsse Eehe1s ~ - aaeble ~ ~ ae13afe4
snt The wish 70 gre q = oppsna11 ~
6Wa,l thsoalvss d h bsosete pss6sAts1 tEssR
ee4serrise. ~ Been aa6sAsr ~ eeopsasVu nakS
the postponement. The large fund whlcA ~
accumulated from the salss q tickets ~ Iaee
securely Invested until needed 70 naAs ~ aso
esssry purchases Of goods - b aisesibatsd. ss1
cot dollar Of Il will b misappropriated
Now let our Agests, and a Aho receive this
Circular. bestir themselves. and be ready y
make their rsperls By the lst Of August ii the
fsrthest, that We may have time 70 close up our
books. and be prepared 10 make ourdistribstios
on the 9th, - there will positively b no further
postponemept, whether the tickets are oil seld Of
not
- A. the suggestion Of several orr most
prominent business men, We have deposited IN
the First National Bank Of n Milwaukee. the money
for the cash prses subject to the order Of ticket
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

I.UDLAM. MALE - CO.
Room No. /. Jsaeas Blsek. p o. rssw 40
MILWAUKEE.
TICKETS FOE SALE
At Plummerss Book store.
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
Prepare! Prepare:

OLERA.--wINCnEsTHR' .AslATlC
CHOLERA DROps- (usra sts more thaa ~saty ysass
" Manila and the kast lndies, II AN 1NfAlllH1.8
SPECIFIC for
Atooelc CholfrO llAo1es1. NqeNpe
OaoffheA. DyUeoeart,. FANlhlleA
on6hneAsm Or Aomner Complaint.
1TAs -CnOLBRA D1psv-s hesla |. AeraseAss1
CASk6 Or NEED. n - iaslapcs ~ \ kv14 0R21e
KNOWN TO FAIL IN EXPECTING A CuHk.
Price 81 - rcs vial los o. Nsua b. ma uvssy WAeso.
% rec 81 the price and eight sso staaps tos staae.
Circulars free Address
j WINCHESTER. Sc John d. n. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Tho Eclipse Livery Stable.
CorneP ThlrA and Perry ete.. r
~ WILL A ALL uuUnS fURNlaII
E1 Livery, Hoard Hoeses asd pey psstics.
lar sttsstioa y FUNERALS. o. Snort Nse,ee.
;Sss.ss.di! vols ! HEWITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

uAs opEskG 4 NV fiSssr. sfADLs
Iowa. where b u prepsssi q sufn 6ss 's1lgo''
Of sny Kidd. IA
Pic Mica Parties aad fsssrsis sllesdsd 10 q
reasonable terms. OK. 0kRD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Prsdass 1 c. fsiaaA Ilaeshstt,
-. AaansU6 n1R saovnA
DAYS HIGHEST Cash RnlUB yU9 ALI,
seeds = Cosalsy pes4esoy 0o114s - -:
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csss ssg 80 80 Sisi, ..sL : e:s:a - g
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

- 00u! Z
(. Oe1tlk csessesr 1NS1U. 4sess NJ J5GsIHS y
f6oeeov M 1ook - ooojlsons1eA N0KY
49, o9WiN0i kAOAell1 M paAsot0u9Iv
G1an11I0aat, ensst wsodssfsl ed slsgsatly 60
etsu etsd Novelty; 10 xoisslsssin opesatioe. -
Ne esaAfens HasDLe, scws With Dounto 81
Smsls TnasAD Of oil kinds. Makes the Runnine
Stitch wore perfect and Seeslee than By he'd.
end with extraordinary fspidity, making IL
stitches 10 eaeh RovolufSox Of the vusn. MIN
fetAw, Asns r.G<, sAiss. ssek, ssa ~ Arss1tA
h., b.; rsqutfee no changs Of ststeA ~ ~
AaAsee - ens ~ - eabsa, 80 viii laee . tn.
suR, 6o6mg ~ ae1BuonR nAcu1Ms uaAe. II haa
taksa the Paausun q SsAss fA,ss, and reeoive6
shs approval Of ell the principal Journals and
those Who tsve usBD them.
'sFor the Dressmaker il 10 invaluable. fop the
aesseneia = ssPpifes vsssss psses."-6s-
This nachins ssfpesees al others Ne Inv,
$50, end II w0uld require column 70 ssunefalo
~ nQeoGoGD vieooe6. lSDbDcr0. UuyennGp1
"WfsA siasls Of dse6le thrsol. 4 Silsslir
Zstvsry rapidly, with eomass nsedle, 49,
~ vuealnS s1tleA cnastly ~ ~ aWES
-. Il 660uoe. 5f..-ss, .ff. =
An psfssas vko by or offer sse salsiuitsaat,a
49, oeosiae Mes6inA viii -. veeeeosSed IA
lodi1t 6ho4Aesa Ne ps6ssts.i M 3 ~ CIV
~ IfesA Aeehiss seeussd b pelsst
onSH Aaee}ost 80 - ~ PIT q ~ etun
W pr 91reSes, $1,000 - Ia IN S6SSsa
narcotics eDseeeips slpetsa, g. .Aa1pie V1Se.
a1evssywhsre. Cirsular eUutaisine 1i1neoI n.
iuesoeats sat ffse.
Address I'll orders y
FAMILY GEN 4IWlN0 MACHINE 90.
.yslS-dwlvl O0es. 100 Naasou street. 4. 2
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The Propsis or csths Greed eshwseAaen
Gin Concert whieA - = have takea plGss q
the Ksw 49, -. = - City q nllasahss.
csmpelled 70 aAnounes - ticket hoIders ~ ~.
pnbiie generally The Postporemest Il tAsie Con.
cert to
1lsrsAsS, .Asss. III, lsoe.
Az which time Il will positively take plsc.. -
heretofore aanouneed, q the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

ID r.. j A M ES.
Formerly Of Jamcs' Loci Hospital. Css1sm
House Street, Ne1 Ovlssns, La.
T. s. I b ! 8 n e d In 1850.
Is now and has been permsentiy located u
NO. Sc RANDOLPH STREET,
Between Dearborn and Stste Sts..
Chicago, ILL,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

lnNDE1.n. HOTEL.
TNRONTING ON WASHINGTON AVENUE
Il Sixth, Seventh and Green St., 1T. LOUIS.
NO. Parks, Hatch, Felt Co., PROPHECIES.
The Daily DxnocRAr kept on ale.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

Mining stocks continue active and arm Al the first
board American Flag closed Csc higher at the same
tine yesterday; Kipp Buell. f0c. Quartz Hlr I5c.
Hope Gold was loc lower. AT the second board Amer.
can Flag closed Csc higher than g, the FIRST board sell
ing at 50 so; Kpp Buell. 1oc., selling at 81 IS
Quartz Hlli, l5c., selling at 80 IS; Bates Baxter sold
at ~ 75 Benton 81 90, Columbian Gold and silver,
u 25; coryaon, IS so Downevis Gold, 81 IS; Eagle
Gold, sl Gunnell Gold, 81 40; Keystone Silver 1sc
Rocky Mountain, 81 35
The terms Of tho treaty between France, Belgium,
Italy and svizerand, for the purpose Of securing uni
form scale OF money values among he are worthy OF
note and commend themselves TO the consideration OF
all natione To scoure complete harmony than
hitherto IN their meueary legislation; TO remedy the
inconveDicnces which press upon the transactions OF
the respective States with each other consequence
Of tho diverse value Of their coined moseys. and to
contribute, by tho formation OF a monetary union, to
The progress Of uniformity in weights ard
currency the objects sought to b. promoted and hes
m example Is set 70 the ree OF the world which II will
ultimately he compeled to follow and tho sooner docs
% The better. Aunvers standard Of coinage, weights
and measures s much 70 be desired there be no
doubt that u would greatly facilitate tho operatssns OF
commerce and the adjustment Of the exchanges hrou
out ne world without involving disadvantage to any
country The more simplify the system Of calculating
500 The greater o. course saving Of labor and tIe
Jet from thc tonaclty With VII ch the majority or civil.
"ed nations cling % their complicated systems phno.
sephicai observer would 10 led TO think that these
nations considered tho osv Of time and labor in.
volyed 10 them o. but lt,le importance. That
the treaty In question, Which IL dated Paris.
December 70, 1888, is an important step in European
civilization s generally agreed The four countries con-
serned In the treaty viii bo likely TO trade with each
other freely because moro siyanlaseoasiy owing
10 the avoidance Of the Losses inseparabe from en-
changes Travel also between those countries canpo,
but be greatly facilitated and travellers viii DO spared
both the annoyance and the OF exchanging cons Of
sns standard for those Of snother Mutual interests In
ohcr words viii be served TO extent hitherto hardly
comprehended and example s contagious In the Ian.
suage OF those who perpetrac bulls. we may oos for.
ward 10 further seps being taken before long towards
universal currency, and probably Of all systems, the
decimL system OF fhs country, which France has
adopted IN her weights and measures will be found
practically The best
Respecting the recent bank fiiure ~ Chicago, which
10 severely commented upon by he journals OF that city,
one OF their number-the Trr1uns-sayss-
The Producers Bank, or rather Harvey DooItIs.-vho
was president, cashier directors aud stockholders has
made assignment 70 one D. ". NJ Doyd, an rrespcH.
sble clerk with tho Law frm of borden 4 Spsnord. No
schsduls Of ibs asaatS er liabilities Of bhs rhsnb vss
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

oed with ,ns asscrment and the creditors ore nnane
u get any Information concerning the status o W. In,
tuition at the time of " failure ~ - @ ",r,s ~ have
the victims viii make appcat on 10 the rour', "
tbs sa as,ds on account OF It's fraudulent ap
pearance, and q receiver appoinea
Another local journal remarks
The recent failure OF the Producers hank ~ .n'asS S
assumes upon examination more serious .nsSe' au
d,sniays = system of banking worse than hs' ~ s'le
famous Wild cat days Mr. Doolitile, The own"r, AS
made an assignment and the books snow s'a'e'nsent
about as foliows:-
Capital go 90
Due banks and bankers. rs...................... 53ro
ro,,, .e,ss sss
The assets Of the concern arc for notes II sos 600
ca ach signed by II Doohttle c. II D6oie, l. Doolit'le
ard raS ard these four nSes are s ne .Ss ssp 90 n
a protested draft drawn nv the Cherry Valley Rank y
Y, the New York Corn Exohange Rank for $500,
other amounts, FOOTING an $40 a23 or s7o o32 IN
Of the liabilities portion OF the liabilities is
s34 5sl exchange on the Corn EXCHANGE Rank Of New
York, which issued tho dav before ne faire The
exposure o. this has made decided sen
satton n financial circles
The business transacted at the Treasury in this
city to-day follows
Receipts 81 sa7 ss8 For customs. go. fsoi c0r
PAYMENTS. 25sf,Os6 Gold notes. 295,00V
Balance. ........ e5, COS, 800
The total vaiue OF exports from Boston for the week
ending September q, including specie, was s4's eo0
against s122 ooe for the corresponding week in 1865
The cash balance In the hands OF the Assistant Tres
Boston, the close Of business September ~
was sl4, 793, l47-showing gain Of $455435, as com
pared with the close Of the previous week.
The New Orleans Crescent learns that the railroad from
Atlanta, Ga, to Chattanooga, Tenn-with the exception
OF few miles below Mlreta-bas been put In thorough
running order Several miles Of new track have heeI
laid depos new machine shops, round house
many and substantial bridges have been built en-
gines and have been renovated and everything
along the road put 10 perfect order.
The grading of the track of the Wabash Western ant
vncennes Railroad of Indiana, Is nearly completed &c
Laurel and the track is laid FAR Matamoros Work
however has stopped present for the want of iron
The construction OF the track for the extension Of III
Sussex N. J.) Railroad to Branchvlle has beer
commenced.