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Wagon Making and
Repairing.
O. S. BUZZFTT

NTOULD inform the people of Portag ge coun-
w ty that he is prepared 20 manufacture all
kinds of LUMBER and SPRING WAGONS
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner Also, HOFSE SHOEING and
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
1Ss~ Prices from 10 to 20 per cent below any
heretofore charged in this region. for cash.
w AGONS Of all kinds constantly on hand
Works on Main Street, West of e. & p r. T.
Depot.
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ShalerSYilla March tS /

c =
MR. o. S. RUzzELL. Dear Sir In the fall of
with box on 53a pounds. tits a thimble skein.
winch think is the easiest running wagon in
use nave frequently drawn 900 pounds up
upon it for the first twelve years was for Set
ting tire once Yours, with respect.
S. 6. ELDkIDGE.
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Ravenna. March H. 1875
MR.. o. S. BUZzELL: Dear Strive have been
using one of your one horse wagons now over
two years in our lumber yard, often loading it
with one thousand feet of green hemlock and
oak and we think it the best and easiest run
ming wagon we ever had. 1t will carry OGG
lbs. and has never cost us one dollar tor repairs
for that time. Yours, truly,
L. SUTHERLAND Co
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TESTIMONIES.

Ravenna, March 60 1875 .
Mr.. o. S. RUZzELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
Ipurchased of you about two years ago must
acknowledge is much better than expected.
Being of medium size, thought it too light for
my business; bnt it is just right runs light and
easy, aId have often car rried on it 400 bricks
from my kiln 1t will carry eight thousand
pounds, and has never cost me one cent for re-
pairs. Yours truly H. CARS
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/ also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS

Well located on high rolling ground and in the
most pleasant and growing part of the town.
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms
Ravenna, O.. Jan. g. 1875 332
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THE vote of Cincinnati at the recent
elsction was the largest ever polled in
that city. The following is the vote
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DIED,

DIED r-| :,
RHlNEH HAHT.-In Ravenna. Friday. March
26th, 1s15, of Consumption. James f. Rhine
hart, SON of Jacob Rhinehart. aged IL years
ahd months. lie WAS patient in his sick
ness and in his last moments said to hi.
friends who stool around his bed am
going hOme.''
ANGELS have borne him away, ...- .:
Where now he shines in robes of white.
Singing his heavenly lay.
In worlds OF beauty bright.'
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. A Good Loyal" Senator.

8 Among the campaign literature
lately used in New Hampshire was an
affidavit by one John G.pWheatley, of
Williamson County Illinois. the con-
tents OF which, it is claimed, can be
verified by the leading citizens of that
county. Wheatly deposes that he was
one of seventy men recruited for the
Confederate army by General j Ohm A.
logan, the present Republican Sena-
tor from Illinois that the said Logan
conducted the recruits from William
SON County, under cover of night, to a
place on the Ohio River, where they
crossed into Kentucky to jOln the
Confederate army that Logan chose
this crossing place, as he stated, in or
der to avoid o nion troops stationed at
Cairo that Logan left the recruits at
the river fer the purpose Of going
back for more, promising faithfully to
join the first B&tch in few days, and
command the regiment in the Con-
federate service; that Logon did not
keep his word, v but that when depon-
ent next met him was at the battle of
Belmont, where Logan wore federal
uniform. =" a' iAs}i ct.i
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Your

Weather fine; sowing wheat and
oats wheat 60cts. pr. bu.; corn so;
potatoes 80. w. S. YECAL.
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Boots & Shoes.

lam happy to inform my friends and patrous
that have located myself in more coneenient
place of business, doors east of Beatty's Cloth
ing Store, where would cordially invite all in
want OF Boots. Shoes and mending to call and
see what can DO for them and how well can
serve them before making purchases or giving
orders elsewhere.
-..-- PFTER ROULEAU.
Ravenna. Oct. ,1S13..
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For Auditor OF State,

We have noticed the suggestion by
several of our exchanges of the name
of Hon. E. b. Eshelman, of Wooster
as suitable candidate for Auditor of
State on the Democratic ticket in the
coming canvass. We have been long
personally acquainted with Mr.. E.,
and know of no one who would more
faithfully and honestly discharge the
duties of that position. For quarter
of a century he has earnestly and ef-
ficiently served the party as editor,
and as Chairman of the Committee on
Finance in the House in the 6lst
General Assembly in cutting down
the appropriations to the amount of
$685., 200, saying that amount to the
taxpayers Of the State, he. has done
coed service to the people, and dem
onstrated his capacity to manage the
State finances as its chief accounting
officer. We shall be glad to see him
receive the nomination, and shall cor
daily give him such aid as may be in
our power, if he desires the position.
THIS is the "disloyal" manner in
which the Salem Republican, a Grant
paper, talks about our pious and patri-
otic Representative from the Nine
teenth District:
"The villianous act of Congress in
raising postage to double rates on
books and transient newspapers is
charged home on the express compan-
les by and indignant and injured pub
lie. Garfield defends and exonerates
these monspolizing and grasping ms
titutions, and says it was not they who
did it. In fact, nobody is responsible,
The thing done itself. Like Topsy, it
was never born at all-it just growed.
All such stuff may suit Garfield, but,
his late Congressional record has so
often come to the people in so ques-
tionable shape that he must excuse
them if they take his statement
with several grains of allowance.
The meanness was consummated, in
the appropriation bill, and that was
under Garfield's especial care and
management, as Chairman of the Fin
ance Committee" .-.
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Rich Gold Diggings said to have been
Discovered at Saiina. Kansas.

Rich Gold Diggings said to have been
Discovered at Saiina. Kansas.
-, The little city of Salina has been
greatly agitated since Friday morning
on account of the discovery of gold
in the town and vicinity. Some miners
diggings there found pieces of ore,
and, sending it TO j. A. Sanders, OF
Gold Run, Colorado, it was found to
yield, after being assayed. $50 of gold
per coin value, and So rs silver, per
ton. AS "a consequence the town has
been somewhat excited since the dis
covery, and its citizens already begin
to hope that good times are about to
dawn upon them at last. 1t Is said
that the pavements contain ore in
which can be found gold. Everybody
is beginning to feel that he has a gold
mine in his lot, and il is to be expect
ed that real estate will run up to The
most fabulous prices. Since the dis
covery immense numbers of adven-
turers nave aocked there, and the city
is soverrun.
We were shown a specimen of the
ore by Mr.. j.. w. Bowman, and ii
most Certainly looks like the genuine
article. Meanwhile, we await further
but sincerely hope thai
the golden dreams of Saiina may turn
ont to- be glad reality.-LeaUeR,oor
Times, Mdrch %. = i1.>s
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RAvENNA, THURSDAY, APRIL I5, '55.

BAhUEL d. HARRIS E,rroE Axp PUBLISHES.
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ALL the miners in the mining re.
gien about Shamokin, Penn, are on a
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s:1I6,9l9.9l1 %
Not Bad. Is II? I

Grant .!!-..-.. $40, ,324,043 60
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. II, 1875.
CLEARED.
SUN AND MOON.

Steamer City Of Richmond (Br), Brooks. Liverpool via
Queenstown q Dale.
Steamer Baltic Br Gieadel, Liverpool via Queenstown
r Cortis.
steamer England Br), Thompson Liverpool via Queens
town. w Hurst
Steamer Bolivia (Brl. Small Observation-Disclosures Bros
Carondeet, McGeery, Porto cabelo, Lagnayra
acc III Mallory Co
Steamer E C Bddle Pierce Phladelphia--Jas Hand
Steamer A Sinners Warren. Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Ship Thomas Lord, Hall, Southwest Pass-Vernon
BARK Grasmere (Br). Roberts, Lverpooi-snow Bur
Bark Minnie Campbell tNoD, 1saaeksen, London
Brig Regulator CBr Northcott Bahia via RchmOnd-Geo
Big Susie strout, Higgins Cardcnas-Jas Ward 4
Co - -
Brig Osprey Dutch, Owens, st Johns, Nf-Richard
Currie A Co.
schr sarah A Reed. Guptll, PointaPitre, ouad-Jed
Frye Co.
Schr Edna Harwood Turner, Cardenas-Parsons Loud
Schr Rapidan, Demarest Galveston-Isaac Demarest
Schr Joseph Clark, Stah Fernandina-Warren Ray.
schr NJ Bramhall, Gillette, Savannah-Evans, Ball
Co -,
schr Theresa Wolf Milton Charleson-Evans, Ball
Co.
Schr Merwin, Pearce Richmond-Slaght Petty;
Schr American Chief snow, Bucksport, Mex Buck
Co.
schr A Forsyth Hobbe, stamfora-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The second performance of Wagner's grand opera
place evening before the largest house Of the
season at the Academy Of Music There wer, many
points of excellence beyond that OF the first representa-
ton Wachtel in better voice and IN better prts,
and he sang and acted the role of the Knghtof the
Grail in style far superior TO tha: which
characterized his first essay Wednesday
night Nine Clara Perl fairly shared the ionors
with him. The intensely dramatic pat of
Ortrud has been given in this city with such
effect and artistic power Nine. Perl gave toit last
night Nine Wagner, as Elsa repeated the fd'co she
made the first n ight. She has not the first Quality
requisite for the part and the best thing the manage
ment can do for the sake of the patrons of the Ger
man opera is to replace Nine Wagner by Mile Pappen-
helm The latter artist in grand opera the former
is decidedly not The chorus orchestra were very
efficient last evening and Mr. Neuendorf must te
graduated the excellence of the ensemble which he
has introduced in this opera
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser the Etna, from savanilla &C. has
thanks for favors.
STEAMER GEORGE Law which sank In Chester River
time has been fully repaired and VIII immedntey 30
into service
sHIP GaEAr WESTERN from San Francisco for Queens
town which put Valparaiso in distress had finished
18th. She was making as much as inches por hour
BARK wooD which was recently purchased at Charles
n ny @b n She was found 20 be in much better con
dtion than could have been anticipated her bottom gen
uries So far as could be seen appeared entirely
the vicinity Of the keel tho forward part Of which
shoe away Near the there serious
injury visible although that part Of the keel was entirely
CARDBOARD Streak which probably forced open oy lhe
m ;ns nss at a M & Ie
be necessary place her In good order fofsea
BARK J j BERNARD DAM, from 81 Thomas Nov % for
Dec T. All board saved She was owned by u L. Leyey
4 Co. New York
Baltimore reports very heavy weather When between the
Frying Pan Lghsshp and Cspe Eomnn sd Snng & gas S q
ing the jb, aged II. She also split sails.
SALE or VESSEL PRorFRrY-Capt John Hawson has sold
schr Franklin, belonging 70 Messrs Rove Jordan to
longing 70 Mcssrs Poole Cunningham, to Mr. Patrick
Sterling Others Of Gloucester Both vessels sold
private terms-Cape Ann Advertiser
CRANBERRY Isles Dec 1OThc stranded schr Nctaux, OF
Mibdge left for Kockland, minus deckload, and has
chr Essex before reported wrecked has been taken TO
Bunkcrs Harbor go,
chr Abatro purchased BY Stanley Squirting has had
her masts removed and Is 70 be wrecked
MAcuIAs Dec I5-schr Presto reported missing. arrived
~ ss M ss' Ie nr m lost msinsa and foresa
crew frostbitten, one mans feet frozen badly.
NoRroLE Dec IG-rhe schr Helen Mar came of the
Graves shpyard yesterday
NEw HAVEN Dec 1.-THE ugboat Capella got OF the East
River fats. and reached this city Yesterday,
been lying ~ dne hatpor WIN CARGO ~ nrsa,s sha a
pton ior ibe Turkish eovnr"m@"' ' '' A"''""" "'"" "
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THE GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS
BANK

A meeting OF the depositors OF the German Uptown
Savings Bank took place last evening at Terrace Gar
den, in Fifty-eighth street. near Third avenue Mr.
Frederick Rice called the meeting to order and the
retary read Of the last meeting when the
officers OF the bank we're invited to attend the present
meeting Mr.. julius Frank, Mr. Ashbel Fitch and
Alfred Douglas the committee appointed then TO
make report Mr.. Fitch made d report in
substance, follows:-lt was desired that the
bank should continue business but the speaker
reported it only for Mr.. Douglas and himself, as
Mr. Frank, he understood, was 10 make minority re-
port
who had signed October report and that the officers
could be crlmnaly proceeded against for maleasance
MT Frank then spoke He stated that according 10
his Investigations in the County Clerks office there
collusion between the officers Mr. Uhl had 10 give
bonds receiver for $3.50, 600 Mr.. Oswald Ottendor.
fer and Mr. Steinway being his bondsmen Mr. Levin
ger the former counsel ofthe bank for Mr. Frank
and told him the bank should lose nothing BY him
(Levingerl
The report OF the committee adopted.
The President then presented letter from Mr..
Leyinger, whose arrest has been mentioned IN the
HERALD, in which he stated that there need
not be the slightest apprehension to his paying
what due the baEk; but he had large
for disbursements counsel fees &c and he insisted
upon holding what money OF the bank he possessed
until his claims were adjudged adding that u he had
not been arrested By tho receiver there would have
Mr.. Crimmins criticised severely the course OF the
arrested bank attorney Levnger and said the trustees
frled IN vain 70 Rtt u settlement from him MT
Ieynger made a confession TO both The speaker and
Mr. Caussen, in which ne said he had mis-
appropriated $50 600. The speaker sald the bank 8
counsel had robbed them, and a burglar going INTO
their sale could have done more ceanly poor
woman Mrs. hillhsnser) paid Levinger So 600 last
February mortgage and he never paid y into bank
The wished Mr. Crimmns to state that divi.
dend OF twenty-five per cent would be paid
before January l. In regard to the deficiency
in tho assets the speaker said In enurnerating
the different securities and the depreciation IN their
real estate, that the deficiency would amount 70
eli, 900 without saying how much Lewnger
has stolen-whch ia the neighborhood
Of s35 OOO-and accrued interest to depOstors
of about SIG 600 The account is made up as follows
Loss SIS 900 CaVuga bonds So 900 in Alabama secur
ties k2 100 Ia Northern and Southern bonds, S4 O0O
call loan of Louis Sol So 900 second mortgages 81 900
anrlrnciafl11n al ntn aln
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASTwERP, Dec 17-Arived, steamer Vaderland (beigl,
Randle Philadelphia (see below.
Sailed l6h bark Chas Elwel (Br), oBren, New York
AMSTERDAM. Dec 14-Arrived bark Brothers Sisters
CBr,, Aubrey, Savannah.
BELFAST Dec 16-Arriyed, ship Hampton Court (bp,
volk, Savannah.
BREMEN, Dec 15-Arrived. bark Johann Ludwig CGer),
Holljes Baltimore.
oARDIFY, Dec 12-Arrived, brig st Joseph Bp. Cote.
M ontreal tsnd ordered to Bristol.
Sailed 18th, schr John Gamewell Berry. Padding
UApIz-Saled, bark George Kingman, Howes, River
Plate brig Carrie Purngton (Br Whittemore, New York
DEAL Dec l7-Arrived ship d W Chapman. Tukey New
Orleans for Grmsby brig Caroline Gray Pease Boston for
London.
GEsoA-Arrved, brig Amy Lane. costigan. Philadol-
phia.
Hull, Dec 1e-Arrved, bark Massimo dAzeglio QtaD
Dodero New York via Queenstown.
HELyoEr Dec le-sailed steamers Mas Dutcn), Cheva
ler. New York; Alexandra. for do.
HAvRE, Dec 17-Arrived, ships Mary Riggs Langdon,
New Orleans; Richard Ill Hubbard Charleston bark John
L Dimmock Br), Miller Savannah.
LIVERPOOL Dec l7-Arrived steamer Ariel Br Isbister,
Galveston.
Sailed leth steamer Lord Give G3r) Urquhart, Phla-
delphia land passed Queenstown l7th PM without call
ing).
LONDON Dec 1e-cleared, bark Lizzie Wright BD.
Wright United States.
Sailed from Gravesend l7th New York" possibly ship
New World Champion, New York.
MovILLE Dec l7Put in bark ID McPherson tbr), Nicol
New York for Liverpool in distress.
MARsEILLEs Dec l4-Arrived bark Ada Bonner Bon
ner Baltimore.
PALERxo-sailed, schr Della Yates. Yates, United
States
QUEENSTOWN Dec 17-Sailed, steamers Germanic CBr),
Kennedy City of Chester (Br) Lech dom LiverpooD.
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Dec I7-Arrived, steamer Navarino (Bp,
Rogers, New York for Hull.
SYDNEY. Nsw, to Dec l7-Arrved, steamer Macgregor
QBr), Granger San Francisco via Honolulu
TRRsTE-sailed barks Horace Scudder Gould New York
Maria Demartino Aus, Cosuich. do.
WANNA Dec 9-Arrved, bark Reinhold tGeD, Gerlach
New York.
ANTWERP Dec 1.-THE steamer vaderland (Belg), Capt
Rande while from Philadelphia to this port
went ashore Schedt but is expected to come of
HAvRE, Dec 1.-THE American fishing schooner Abby
Heath was recently abandoned at The were
picked up and safely landed ut this port to-day
LONDON Dec l7A telegram from Porto Torris" dated
Dec IL states that brig Julia Dillingham; Emerson from
Goree Marseilles wrecked the 5h Monte
Ruggnose" all the lost except two Part of the
cargo will saved. The d built at Stockton, Ne
IN 1861 registered 229 tons. and hailed from Boston
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

CAILAo, Noy 24-ssIeS ships Backgsn Ia !Brl Cole,
DO barSs underwritei Br Mcconnell do cathane Ge
for Iquque to load nitrate for United States via
IN port Nov 2s@shps adelaide m Howcs clear
os iosd Euano for Europe chocoru MattheSs do
Adams Morrison clearing do jeremiah ThhSmpson sisson;
clearing load to Eo,r1pe LiGw oI T ar dg
TbeoSsd Adams, clearing, do; fasmsnisn (BD Willis do
do Topgallant, Phillips, clearing. loaded With gusno;
saa0R SaG o eeS treat
@ e aSg SS Te e B 3 %
for Europe othere dD Green dsg to load for Europe
c1SS DE- VERBS Nov scS Amelia BOwn
CissruEeos, Dec 17-saled brig P Dewey Loring.
New York not sailed IN for Galveston as before reported
Tingley, Moulmein. ,
St Marx GTnde for Europe: Rossigno BD, Butler for
Matchess Dawes from Calao; 6arks Truro (Br Har-
W~vAsa Dec i6-Arved bark Josie Mildred CHM Phil
adeIphia brig Marshall Dutch Turner do schrs James
Brown Collins, Fall River; Lizzie Ieyer Poland Boston
schrs John McAdam, RsthbgTn New Orleans PeIesaS Br
ronget schf John Proctor Doane Galveston
HALIFAX. Dec To- Arrived. brig Louise (BD. Lo Blame
Sailed 10Th, brig Louise Bs Tawe. Porto Rice
si daao HDerod B Fcche from DO Tor
Liverpool Laurens Snow, for Europe Morning Light Br
vermont Richardson do; Lizzie Fennell B. Robin
sn SON Gs swee for neenstown Prussia stnson Europe
81 Paul, -; 81 Peter OBJ, charron, from calao baIks
do 3D. EGSsqs fs% 6slIsS hl;o ships Alex
joseph CLARK Pork Lydia scoasid Torssi.h Bsnc6
osedents punphy Hattie T%Pisy TsgIey Loqi. Walsh
sme Hss' intrepid, simmons q Robertson csr) seeIey
6, Rssd ngass xspPs
81 Joseph feles; Aida -; Stewart Lane OBJ y IIick
son pTncepoTt B brown Ssris Peru Kenney Mary
aGse & SIyoS osssseD 0Rfi msio1d an
OBJ, Dowey; North Star Br Roberts; Mary Virgins Br
Ionos DIX TirRaA Nov as.Tn port ships John Harvey.
from caaS O S%pG1 RsS s9aSs n es a
BD, coreld or Europe Gov wiLmot sBr for . A.
Phillips io Europe Underwater Orr, Mcconnell, from
maqlSzAs, Dec 15-Auived, schr White Wing PhcIan
NAvAss1 Dec ssailed, brig Romance, Craig Baltimore
schr Minnie 9 Lond Holt, DO. 80. 49,. ~
DE ScA Noy asin e PoFs srvnP snP' w e Little %
w date Mehowj Brookvlle CBr), Barry; Champion OF
.sss sess sr do InvacSs strickland Lorcto Fish Carney
O sT yoE s9g se9:y & hss wS9q
BAnehard Green, for i Saratoga, Kendall Tor Queens
SSG S ssss
qsD, Dngies for do Peaeemsker sBra closon; baIks
R"ra E"rops; Gen FSchd Kely-ior do; scanned sBr,
Edmond for do; Midas lB1, Campbell for Europe North
snsRrsfss, Dec iI-Arrived, bark Norma CBD, Smith.
n JoaSs EF. Dec l7-Arrivcd steamer Nova scOtian
(p. Richardson Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool tand
s. JonS NB Dec i7Arriyed bark Iirso Curry CBn,
Cleared 18th, bark Brothers. Pride l, Browno Liver
HFlxrpAD Cuba), Dec Tin port brig Agnes Barton.
VxLriaaso. Nov s@sasd barks 81 Nicholas CBr, saun
d Pass and Eu,eps G sh mot s so1wy mshex
tosgasts and Boston l4th BaIesy , Johnson Iquique
In port Nov IL, ships Bevedere Kirby, from New York
arrived 9TH disg Oakland Reed from Rio Janeiro arrived
sun ~ M ~ ~ '9n ursn ~ mes,c @ ap haa ,asea
Reh Menges Pierce from Boston arrived i4th disg
\ Cardlh 1eore reported without datel.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

meeting OF about eighty depostors Of the Mutual
Benefit Savings Bank was held yesterday afternoon At
No 2ol Bowery. Dr. George Philips acted as Chair
man and j. e. Van Doran Secretary. Mr.. Van Doran
read report Of the Executive Committee and showed
the necessity Of raising iund 70 prosecute both cyiy
and crimnally, II necessary, the bank trustees For
this purpose Il proposed that depositors should
subscribe per cent Of the amounts Of their several
claims 70 counsel Sixty deposhors, represent
ing $4,000 had signed this agreement The commit
tee recommend Mr. sharp ~ receiver IN place OF hr
Aldrch The committee had not received the permis-
OF Mr. Aldrich 70 examine the securities IN his
hands but presented the lst gwen by the Bank Ex-
amner az bis last examination The result OF that ex
nation the discovery Of deficiency Of e22 600
About SIS, 900 have been Withdrawn from the bank
by depostors since this statement prepared Tho
Elective Committee was empowered 10 demand from
the Court an Increase the receivers bonds $3.50 600
and order ior the inspection Of the bank accounts by
al expert
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

the arrival Of Turkish agent with the necessary unds
for the cargo The OF the Mendoza are Eeceiv
ing large demurrage for her delay.
PHILADKLPHIA Dec 1.-THE Inman Steamship 90 have
decided esab sh regular line cf steamers between this
port and Liverpool be composed OF the steamers City OF
Limerick, City of Bristol, and City OF New York
PRovIDEEcE RI Dee 17-Capt Carson, OF the brig Ellen
~ Of So john NIB spoke the cutter Samuel Dexter OIL Fa-
mouth, aud stated that her first officer Hooper Of Dor
CHESTER NIB lost overheard in the gale Of the 9Th inst
me schI Joseph Huddel Of Georgeown DC, also re-
seaman. =
sr JoHE Nb Dec 1.-THE shipping in this harbor at the
present time aggregates 10 600 tons Eight ships and
PARKS are on Their way here from Europe Of them
monthA
smPnUnDIEGMessrs Nickerson Rideout OF Calais are
building double decked bark OF Coz for Yeaon oyd
and others Of Portland 10 be commanded by Capt Boyd
late Of bark David Boyd -
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

na-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted Coston night sgnaior
use HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coos green changing from one TO the other
IN succession and can be seen miles distant Cap
ans Of vessels seeing this signal will ooge as by pre-
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
RPersons of communicating with vessels arriv
ing at New addressing TO snch vessels care
~ HERALD news Yacht pier No East River. Now York
Letters from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
nvered- Duplicates required