se,s Of the College Of Physicians and Sur
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~AsoA enS Noic6c " Ahy SiC1Ais 4uu oaA-
gcons in that city. .
There was deposited in the Portsmouth
Savings Bank last year by 1876 persons, "a,
977 dollars Sc cents, ,SWithdrawr by 13Oper-
sons in the same time 9,955 dollars SO cents.
Recent deposits by 695 persons, 61,626"dol.
45 cents. The usefulness of these valuable
institutions becomes every day more appa-
rent.


1t is calculated that there are now 374
Episcopal Clergy in the United States; and
that within the last twelve years the num-
Der OF Bishops and clergy have nearly, if not
quite doubled.


Great days qvork. "A lady Of the town
ship of Brighton, spun, on the 4th day of Ju-
ly. 10 runs Of woollen yarn. Miss Maria
Osborn, sister of the above, spun on the
9th, the same quantity.


Mr.. Farquhar, the late owner of Fonthill'
Abbey, died at Lsndon July z. His prop
erty is supposed to amount to more than
million sterling, and is to be divided between
seven of his nephews and nieces
A young man, named Bentley, house carpen-
ter, committed suicide few days ago at Will


amsport,by opening an artey in hissrln with ra-
zor.
Gaming Houses.-A writer in the Louis
lana Advertiser, gives the following concise
estimate of the expenses Of the S gambling
licenses, authorized by law in N. Orleans,
which, it is believed, falls short Of the actu-
al expenditures.


Six licenses, at $4,000 each $4,000
Twenty -four jeurneymen, that is,
four to each bank, each 500 per
month 28,800
Boarding of the same, at S25 per


month, each 1900
Servants hire. one to each bank, at
25 dollars per month, including


board 1900
House rent for each bank, not less


than one hundred dollars per


month 1900
Liquors, to induce customers to


play freely; light and fuel, two


dollars and FIFTY cents per day for


each bank 5,475
1914


This enormous sum, he adds, must be
paid before the Proprietors Of these can re-
alize any gain. The public is, then, taxed
not less than one hundred thousand dollars
npr annum for. thp beneft of about 80 indi-