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The use of silver for household utensils is rapidly increasing in this country. From it's purity and durability it is, for many pur- poses, so far superior, to all cheaper mater als, that it unites substantial comfort with luxury. A single house in Cincinnati is said by correspondent of tho Cincinnati Gazette, to consume annually thirty thou sand dollars worth of metal in silver ware. It draws its raw material from the Banks, valuing highest the old Spanish dollar, se- cond the Mexican, and third the American half dollars. It's principal customers arc 1 in Kentucky.