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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25


 STAR CHAMBER CeMMIssIoNs.-The admin isration has made six new offices without authority of law and filled them with its partisans. This is a remarkable step in their career of reform. It will be remembered that commission established al Washington soon after the new government put the reins in Mir. Webstei's hands, with Mir. St. Clair Clarke it's head to enquire into the conduct (polit lcal as is generally understood) of mechanics, work men and others in the public employment at Wash ington. second executive inquistion is now sel up to investigate the condition of the N Y. Custom House. This commission is composed of GEO PoINDExTER, Esq. of Miss, who says an exchange paper, is "known throughout the Union as probably the worst man in it." ALFRED KELLY who has been "posted for f,lsehood in the public prints by one of the Ohio delegation in Congress, and was al the head of the pipeaying system in Ohio" and Mr. Russell, late member of Congress from New York against whom we hear nothing.
 It is the business of Congress and not of the utve to raise these commi ssions of enquiry and in vestigaton, and as the extra session of Congress meets next week the public interest would not have suffered by the short delay. We note the circum- stance as one other instance of federal practice in opposition to it's precepts upon the several subjects of executive patronage. economy, retrencliment and reform.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
Messrs. SANFORD, PHILLIPS, Sc.

We publish this evening the call for convention of the planters of Alaama to be held at Tuscaleosa at the time of the sitting of the next legislature similar convention is to be hel in Pennsy soon to consider measures for the encouragement oi the manufacturers of that State, and to forward the inte rests of agriculture and in Iustry generally Recent ly the State of New York passed d law appropria- ing SS,00O per annum to similar purpose, and, with one exceptions, there extensive agri- cultural societies in ever, State in the Union.
 To person who has travelled much in South Alabama, it must have been apparent that few re- cent improvements have been adopted in the culture of the soil. The country is ,te from the trans mission of intelligence in relation discoveries, and the fertility of the land is great, that inven- tion has not been so rackeh iii sterile regions m develop its natural resources. There is also pre- jndice existing among farmers against what they call "book-larmng" Few of them subscribe to agri cultural works, and those who dn place little iilence in such learning to render it very useful.
 To eradicate these errors, nothing will be nor, efficient than the convention now proposed. By al interchange ofthought anl observation, and the nle rest giyen by organized effort, the attention of small planters will be directed systematic of agriculture, which win tend to give an interest t their pursuits---to increase their income and fur. nish new delicacies for their family consumption.
 Alabama, more particularly the southern part, i, adapted the successful culture fsone of the ,arcs fruits of the tropics. The grape
 "In Bacchana proiison, rceing to earth
 Rich and gushing D.
 the juicy peach, the melon, the pomegranite, the fragrant pear the apple, the mellow fig and even the splendid orange, if carefully tended, yield rich and luscious harvests Yet of these fruits, pecially in Mobile county, have been brought to that delicious state of perfection which more northern and adverse climates yield abundantls.
 Heretofore, no general or scientific attemp, has been made to naturalize the apple and pear, yet we know of one gentleman (Mr Drwy Thnp- son) who, b, judicious system of engraiting and d careful observation of the pecuarities of hi. fruits, has managed to produce fine growth of these be found in any of the States. His nursery of peach trees is unrisaed both in the sgor of growth and the new varieties produced.
 These experiments prove satisfactorily that il needs but ightened attention to secure to citizens throughout three -fourtlis of the year, of the rarest fruits that grow. It IS necessary, however, that they should use some exertion, and as begin- ming, we conceive nothing can be better alartei 10 We hope, therefore, sur planters generally will take ii into consideration. and prepare for the appointing of delegates to attendit il.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
The .D.I rn.,ln, lniIea IcA ond Charleston.

The ont, lditnnal returns of the e'ect"h !" '''S Sp,te. are from Perry county. In Marion ""r ave- rage majnrt, is about 30. In the other precincts hoard f,, inc vote stands l25 wings, 335 democrats. ,s so,u as we have the full returns, we can compare ,be,n with the two previous elections. From the tone f the whg paper in Marion, we judge 1t IS the eN- ecaton o( the opposition that the. have been very ,arnuphly routed 1.-The whigs," Il says, "deser'e il good ,lrbbing for their apathy" They do deserve 4 good drubbing, (and suspect they have got ") for ml lking so silly an excuse. Why not come out like men. and confess at once that the people are al read, tired of their administration at Washington!
 We obser,e that there is general complaint o the ineificency of the Postmaster m almost eve " setcion of the country. The New York heral' states several facts which clear, show that the suir Ii late officers have received their appointments more na account ofther political services than their c;pac' ty to be sel,iceable to the people.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
MANSION HOUSE.


 Bliss, Gainesville; Gov Gayle, Mobile; Walthall, II Trippe, Lyos, Perry co; T Sawyer Ca; Thos NJ Likens, Ala J Farley, N CrOcherOn, Turner, Fer guson, Ogden, 2 House, W Tonpkins Forman, F falkland, Craig, New Orleans; Dr Baer Philadeph Oliver, Montgomery; s lorshy and svt Green co; s Winston, N York F Andrews Bostoni c A Miller, Mobile; o Bliss, Echoi Iorman Crawford, Mt Pleasant Monr0e co. ts
 WAVERLY HOUSE. Patrick New York; w II Pollard, W T Mey, Mont. gonery; w Harris, Texas; J Cole, Orleans; A D Lister, WashingWn co; Douglass, Selma; Winslow, New York; W SEazard, R C Gordon, Mobile B Poor, N York; A Suodprass, w Todd, Virginia; Chas II Moore, Belvie; T 1. Keenan, T W Brane.
 FRANKLIN HOUSE. Parker, Mobile; Smith, Wilcox co; Rhn, Cai- borne; D Sweat, l. Heatt, Talladega.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

instance, than reason.'' Bidimg the time, you may le assured gentloncn that exertions nt mine as one of the people, shall be wanting alarm aud en- tighten the public mud, should miwse, unprncipled or dangerous propositions be made by those in'o whose hands the power of the it tderaI government has recently dropped.
 With great regard and respect,
 fllave the honor to be,
 Gentlemen,
 Your friend and o'bt sery't,
 JOHN FORSYTH.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

Remedy for Kicking Coius bed cord drawn tightly over the loins of COWS, in front of the udder will cause them to give down their milk, and also prevent ther kicking.
 4 Crafty Speech, Mir. Lapstonc the Shoemaker then arose and said, ''Mister Cheernan, my wolce is still for war; as the man says in the play. We should immediately renew the conflict with sole and strap our opponents. Myupper feathers prime, and can hammer away yet without getting the stitch Who's afearedl They have druv peg into our quarters, that's fact-but we have found where the shoe pinches-and our last won't be our end, while we can wax warm in the good cause."
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

47lS0 Prizes amounting to sl62, 1924 Whole Tickets "2-Hal,es l-Quarters 50 cents,
 Packages of 30 Tickets for 60, warranted to draw at least 2S. Packages of 30 half tickets for 80, warranted to draw at least s14, Packages of 30 quar- ter tickets for 15. warranted to draw at least [
 For Packages or sing gle tickets, apply at the Mana gers' Office. corner Damphin and Water streets.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
DYE FLOUR -25 barrels fresh Pennsy vania lC Rye Flour, for sale by
 ma,22M D. c. LOWBER. 59 Cnmmercc-st.

maS22M ID. l'. LOWBER, 59 Cnmmercc-st. [. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.- M DANIELS s. BRADY, 83 Dauphin-s., (m- medateIy opposite the public square) have just re- ceved per ship Rienzi and other late arrivals large and handsome assortment of DRY GOODS suita- ble fur the summer season which they are prepared to | sell at a considerable reduction from former prices Families about leaving the city will study economy by calling and making their necessary purchases at the above Store. Country merchants and planters are invited to call and examine the Goods before making their purchases. Amongst their present stock will be found the iollowmg-the prices speak for themselves
 3 cases Amer. Prints, heavy cloths at 9& lOc pr yd |" '' fine do and desirable patterns at l2c, per yard l case Amer. mourning Prints at 15r. 2 '' dark Chintz, He 3 |" e Furniture Chntzes, l6c ? '' French Cambric, yard wide, 24c
 ? '' English Chintz Prints, elegant styles, 25c ? '' printed Lawns, yard wide, 25c |" rich printed French Jaconets, 3Sc |" superb Satin, stripe Swiss, only 75c. usua price in Mobile S1 25 per yard " Scotch Gnghans, fast coors |" Irish Linens, very fine make and cheap ? [" Summer Hosiery, from l2a per pair plain and plaid Jaconet S. Csmbric Muslins
 [" Swiss Book and Null Musns 2 e brown linea Table Cloths, < 25 pr pair 20 cartons Linen Cam. Hdkfs, hem stitched & plain Calnbric and Furniture Dimity Fine Gauze; Welsh and Silk Flannel
 Rich black Silk for Dresses at 75c pr yd
 Mouselin Edgings and Insertings
 Thread, Edging and Insertngs
 A variety of elegant pattern Drapery Musns, e. wide at 60c. per yard
 20 dozen Victoria Skirts, at S1 g each
 White and cold Corsets, latest French patterns
 6 cases bleached Donestcs at Toe
 bales brown dn al 7c
 Apron and Furniture Checks
 Russia, Birds Eye and Huckabuck Towelling
 Also, A great variety of small Wares, the whole of which will be sold very cheap for Cash only
 may22 265f
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
PA S S F. N G F R S

Per steamboat Caroline--Mr Taylor and family, Mi Daniels and lady, l. Hull and daughter Mir Gibbs ant daughter, Mrs Dangheriy, Capt Robinson, Messrs Fisher Graha,n Hutchinson, McQueeil, Matlock, Norman, Ha Der. wadiy, Laws, Gamahack, Knight.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
M ARINE INTELLIG ENCE
poRToF MoBILE-MAY 25.

CLEARED Ship Rowland, Blanchard, for iIavre, Huntington & Cleveland.
 Schr Lion, Gin, for New Orleans, A Homer.
 ARRIVED Sloop Geo Washington, Case, i'm New Orleans, to A Gilbert T Steamboat Echo, Little, i'm New Orleans Steamboat Caroline, sutton, i'm New Orleans.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
UTO-DAY.
UTO-DAY. CAPITAL PRIZE $500 DOLLARS Tickets only IWo Doiiors. ALABAMA STATE LOTr ERY.

GLASS No. 56, EXTRA, FOR 1511- Authorised by the Legislature of ths State for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, May 25, 1SIl at o'clock p, m, at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st. $, DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 90 Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

lIORSE WANTED FOR Ills FEED-The Il n advertiser wishes to get Horse for his keep ing during tho summer Apply at this otice may 9 E00 bAs Lemons, just received and for sale by eJOO JOHN B. 1OULMIN,
 may4 266tf 37 St, Michael st,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
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 c O N $ ] G N E F. S

Per steamboat Caroline k l Jones; $ Paine; T Poll ard; T Miller q co.
 Per steamboat Echo c Labuzan; S & I Jones; J S W Smith; Perrynlan q Son; A Pope q Son; J s Her pin Craig; Dncklin; L Andrews & co, Bullard; w Hoyt; ] A Cooper q co.
 IMPORTS
 New Orieans-soop Geo Washington; 25i sacks corn, 75 bales hay NeW Orieans--Steamboat Echo; l5s bbls -four, 50 do pork, 220 do wiskey 60 haggna, 90 coils rope loo sacks corn, To do coee 2s hhs bacon 29 bbs do, bales hay. NeW Orieans-steamboat Caroline :; 8 bbls flour, l2 do hams, 8 casks bHcon 10 bxs lemons and mdse.
 EXPORTS
 HaDre-Shp Rowland. l293 bales cotton. NeW Oriedns-Schr Lion s36 sacks salt. Phiiadetphia- Schr Mary Hammond ss bales cotton, 40 casks porter
 Fall Rrer-Schr Atlantic 37 bales cotton, bags cof- fee, sundry pkgs mdse
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

nTs q. W. HUMPHREYS, DEsrAL SuRGEoN, res- u' pectfuy informs his friends and the public sener ally that he has determined to remain In this city during the summer. Having procured very comfortable rooms at Mrs. Vncent's, Government st., he will be happy to attend to all the duties of his profession during the day
 may 25
 uT The friends of AUGUSTUS BROOKS will support him for the office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, at fhe next August election. may l9
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

FOR MONTGOMERF g. WETUNPKA p frnSS~s e The light draugh Steamboat JEW Ssz-sSs==-5T. ESS, Brooks, master, will leave for the above ports and intermediate landings on Thurs day evening the 27th inst at 5 o'clock D. m For freight passage, apply on board, to
 F.. L. ANDREWS & CO.,, may25 corner Com. and Dauphn-sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

n1SSOLUTION.--The firm of Drake and Par -AI dee is this day dissolved, by with lrnwal of of the Copartners The subscriber will, hereaf- aite :, continue to do Auctrn and Commission bn- siness in Mobile, on his own account
 may25 267M F.. B. DRAKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
GEN. HARRISON AND Mr.. CLAY.

Af@Ns HaAAANt9IN AMI NH LA D.
a publication having sppsafeA not long since
"a Iae Globe, IN Whish Gen. HAnsIsoE vas re-
presented a. havinE expressed ahffisudiy feel
iugs 'ovaTds hE Clay. the k,lloEing extract
from a speech delivered BY the former 81 George
'ovn, shortly befors.h is Inauguration. vas Tor.
aishsd for he Madissnian By Mr. c. c FUL-
Tos, uhe Vousbes FOR is suthsnueiiy. We very
ven fseoisei hat the published seecuhi, Of Gen.
HanhifoHS speech en- the occasion referred 70
eorfetPondsd 9Th he subioinsd .--- Bsii .fasr
Ihe Hon. HEsaY Cav having been .oasied
Ssa haaRf'os fDie and pfnarkcd. 10 vofdf aad
substauee az foliovs-
- take great pleasure IN sssponding % he
sentiment which hss iuit bsea received vi'h 90
mneh rnihutiasm By The oonpany, fof I an
pfoad 70 Be able % state thai tie Distinguished
individual ailaded 10 IL ny hfm psrsobsl and po-
hiicel ffiend. Ny ovn iaciinkiion. a. veil &c
fuig uhich oved % ire country. nfompirl nlr
= .eadsf 70 liza ihG iFEi poli In ~ cati6st bai
in ms IVA aood iudgE sent, cod no earthly man
was blessed With q bsiief judgment be bad DE-
chned o. ana fsli wiling @ yisM ia he ui,f 81.
BEN Ten De knowlffrs ihat ny a1minisffafinn
would rccfiVa cordial anp2oFi from bin ~ g.
haiof Of ne Uahfd States, nsd from he erssri-
ence uhich had iaught ne ihai Hrsar CLsv
fai ai.nsp 'tgst ZEE Bin didsr via whom BE-
msy- ! eeasiesf bis igfEmsnt fupsFior 20 fhst
coy man hviag, fof danng ny political bfs
pave never differed piit hin 81 nav impofisni
- iari ihai tid lei afterwards kscouq coavise-
- nai - 80 rra 80 q ~ rrsar."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05

~ Ths Rsx. Nc. 0nulolsS, Faster Of IA,
Univstsslisi Church - Baltimore. viii preach
IN Snithheld. % saaaay nsxt he 9Th last, AZ
10 scloek. A. NJ, asd a. o'sloek, p. NJ.
Aususs s, letl.
eTpivias Services Esy b sIpeetsd in Ii.
Unioa Church a smiGhAsid, % sunday morning
nexi, a. IL o'eloek-anA n The anernooa Of the
same day IN The PTesbytsriaa chufch In charIe,-
tewn, 81 half past , O'Clock. AuR. s.
g. By Divins Permission, Rev. ~. q. Han-
HToN will ptsaeh IN Snithhsld 90 Sunday ssEf.
the 6sh Instant, ~ II O'elosk. Aug. s.
HrThs Rev. hr. HoovER vill preach in the
Free Church ~ HArpsr-Fsrry. ca sasdsy aeI,
Al III o'clock, ard alsO ~ half past in the az
lernsons AuR.5
GA Camp Nsetiag gill commence in Lou
doos county. the 9Th Of August, On The lands Of
Nelsoa Giosoo, Eco. abc1t half mile vesi OF
The 'arnpiks leading from Winchester 10 Ale1-
sndf,s. aad squi-dissant from MiddIshaFg ana
1A Camp Meeting win bs held on the
LAID o. the Rev. J. q. Wait. near waterford.
Londoen county, eonmeaeisg on Friday the
9oth Of August
GA Camp Mes:ing will be hsld BY the Uni
ted Brethren IN Christ, the land Of Samurl
Dsaner, scar the tsTnPike leadisg from Boone
bore 10 ShsFpsburg. Nd. 10 miles from The for.
msr plaee-io eemmsnes on the 2oIh August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05

baaEparTE'r Pstss ---Thss sseSist.s Il a.
saoWisaged 20 BE- 0as % ne must vainsbIs ever
discoveries, 81 pufidsr q ihs bioos sad auiSs
y q tupsriof % aaruapafiiia whsthsr e. : sufo-
fiae or aitsranTe, ed 1tanfs inanneiv. hafsFs
az tae FftPaFaito1a aad eomtiaatieas 81 ssr-
eatI' ls PnfEatiFe FfoFeFiiaa are aloas q 10
ssieeiabls yaius, re- lhsss p,lis usV ~ &C.
esiig ioy aay psFiod, aad. insisa1 81 usaksBine
~ ne esihasiic eject, thsy 80 sirsarlh b. tst-
ing aRay ne esate ~ eeskneas Tksp hass
poae 81 ~ nisefssis sGseta 81 ihst deadly
apeeae AsfcuFy. Tha teeth 80 80 iaturas-
ne toaca ed ilaba ere net psralgssf--no. 80
i1sleaa ~ tAess eitiFsstiuE fFnpioas, SO nfs
80 soafaqssei aai4ailae e avitsai Ia ever
mssenast ~ ke boy.
hraaeyriAh Fiiil uFs ia1oef uslrrFs-f rs-u,su /,
heesuts insy aissasa 80 puTifF ~ hioas F,sa
qfan tas nsfieiaa has tesa hafass ths suhli.
De- ihe Unliet States uhefersF d rs sesn 10
ifoleeet, hsr snpcftefsf aI eitsf fsac1iss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05


On ThuTbday last. a. Harpsr,-Fsrrv. Avv
ELHsHrrn, daughisF 81 Janes y. and sophia
Duke, sged moaths and g days
On Aoaaay last, gasE WooBs, daughter Of
samuel ~. and Margaret X. Allenong. Of ,his
town, eyed moaihs and ~ days.
REST, little stranger, rest IN peace.
Year sOal = gohs on high.
Whefs anssls bright forever feast,
10 lovs and harmony
~ Aide, Loudoun eouaiy. Va, on saaday
lhs 3sth ola, LEws ELLasY, ESQ. o. Moaaay
ha TEXANS veFe inisrea 60 Ne famiiy estate
st aouni 8iddieicn, where 81 Was born ia
April, l750 ~. Eilzsy yes 30 only sufgiv,ne
bsoihef Of The late Cot We EIizsy, % Loaasss
couaig Fl LsssbuFE Gfaius q LitsYfg
o. fafadag svenipE ne e0lh uit Mfa Eftaa
MasttH, o. ~ aiti rear d hsF srr. esassft ii
~ James l. Maeiin, 81 GsHafdsiopa, Bs1ks.
isy oouatT.
VIA. thopgh shs Huabsu Ella be- tisa,.s
dgai,
Darkness stfTusi Fssis res On ~ ionb,
what ihopEh hef sriIfi ffon thia a-ear krs "a
AZ sndless deafh zee sever yirtnss Sooa.
On Ne ith nl., Rifs Issastas VaHnr4sr.
eanson ~ NJ. Abfahaa p. Vsamstrs. IN R.1F-.
~ aoaaiy in lhs A2d rear o. hsf see
oe ~ td nt, "a be rrsiasacs 10 nsffyriiis.
slafse seaaiT, ~ oHssor 8. Lass aEsa ssoai
o. aantay De asfh uli. 81 Fredsrst sifg.
MO- dis'fI Bees WHua. IN as 81ih yssf u
80 aff Akq Decreased eas ore ~ ~ con raa-
lene 81 Mr. a9atoa ia fonaSina ~ 1isisss OF
fhsffY o. ~ testh ~ Aioihsr Sssta1, eis-
~ Acrs ves sieetsd 81 lss csaHnuaiif 10 go
tsT Fires- 90 gaGFafsa 81 ~ aars esn~aat-
~ fie1irf ~ IN aH fogf terms 81 fkres grsrs
eaet--thus iceiifFi1a Asa krh r.Hnrfies n
~ glriee ed atasss ~ F5Vefaasat - fsrsss.
a. H.r.f1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
.M.aRRKER.

On sonduy the 18Th alt. By the Rev. Alex
ander Jobss, Mi THsAAs LEY 20 Mas JupY
BUENs al Of this eonuty.
On Saturday last, BY the sane, Mr.. JAeou
CurWAtT, 70 hits ELLIS BUTT, all Of This
county.
On Thursdsy last, By The Rev VIM wieks.
mr. Joss N FiLLER, 10 Miss EalILY A. DrviEE,
ell o. LeudOua eOunty.
o. The moraiag Of The 23ih ul,, By The Rev.
Elias hafrisou, Dr.. BKsRs Cook 10 Miss Hos.
TEEstA 20. Mass, al Of AlsHandfia, y. G.
On Tuesday evening The 99th uiL, "a Ire In
lhegan Parsonage, Ffsderick, nd b. the Rev.
W Hafksy, Jasss w. REYNoLna, Esq, 70
Miss BtRnaRa A. WoLFz, beth 81 thaf civ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
lBv REauEsrl-Frs~ q. .Mg6asburg Ca.sY,.
PAIR

0THE LADIES attached 10 the Egiscop,s
Church in this place. p oppose making sale Of a
number Of articles. useful and ornamental ~,
Asadsy tas pa d.y.e( .lususi. (cOurt day. IL an
upper room Of the eouss nov occupied BY Mr.
Dorsey. Druggist. Ia connection With the Far.
there will Be diansr given at The United States
Motel and ~ many ~ can zee aslAiag (yei how
can that Be D ~ the Fair, 10 purchase, will ind
IN the Dinaer = eonsideraiion for the price.
when IL 10 known thar the proceeds Of the
Far are intended 10 complete the Episcopal
Church IN this plaee-vhieh, By the wAy, -
even new an ornament 10 our vilage,-and that
the articles 70 Be sold. and the Dinner 10 be eat
en-, are, exclusively, the haadivork and prepar-
aticn Of the Ladies,-vs think IL almost unae-
esssary TO extend in behalf Of The fair citizens.
al invitation TO All 10 attend. We cannot be-
lisvo thai any viii stay away.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
NEW GovERNweNr 1oaN

letter from Phiiadslphis, published 10 the
New fSrk Journal Of Commefcs. makes the
following statement IN regard - The nee Co
Verunsni Loan Of 81, 900 600 49,
There Eers offered to-day ai The Bro.
keTs Board ten lbonsand dollars Of the
new Government Loan. Il was general
" supposed that this loan was 10 Sc a.
SIX per cent. add that the eertihealsg
would be issued in that form Bot such
% seems has not been the haal determine
uon. Ons Of our brokers. ADD bot one. re-
esived the form 81 oeTiihcals from Wash
ingion last night, snd Uiih a. authority 10
eel ten thousand dollars Of the stock.
bearing interest 81 Eve per cent rsdesma-
BE IN 1874. THIS he offered 10 sell To-
day ~ the board II 1924. which Of eoupe
nobody Wauld lake--and 10 make Il 90.
pear out o. doors that that was something
like the msrksi value, Immediately Offer
ed 70 givs lO3 fof Ike sum, veil knou.
JOG ihai no person prescott bal himself
bad suy Of Il 20 cell, This is ons Of the
tricks q The trade. BOT thall Be greatly
deceived " coy body is imposs3 upon 81
n. The position Of the counify IN iis for.
sign relations and The gradual appreeia-
ten II The enneney By The lsssoning q
10 amount pTsclodep The idsa that iha
loco viil b taken ~ q premium on Eve
per cent.