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p A. LAcDsrE, Manufacturer and Importer Of f.rng,e,.
pmps Tassels, Cords, &c. has removed from No ~
broadway 10 his establishment, No % Walker street
where his custome and the ladies general will always hna
anne assortment OF the above articles, tie most
terms. General trimmings made 20 order. s2o im'nc
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Q3ANOTHlNG WILL pRE.s THE HUMAN HAIR
beautifully s7t cent bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair
Restorative gives the hair such delicious soft dark,
silky feeling and appearance. aud will dry it like
other preparations, but keep in order for days together
by one application clears the hair OF dandruh stops
its falling OFT, sc. Sold at 80 Chatham street and 323
Broadway, New York, lao Fulton street Brooklyn.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steamshin.
ship nqastcry and Aconts

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
the shipping left al the port whence they sailed the
spoken on their list Of their cargo and any foreign
newspapers they may have He will board them in.
medaiely their arrival Agents and Correspondents
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical nfonna-
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received
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WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN. AucTIoNEER
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FRUIT AND ORNA-
MENTAL. TREES

WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN will positively sell on Mon
gay sept 3oth # fair weather, at i0a o'clock, at the
serv oi j. b. Mantel of 10th street. and Bloomngdale
Road his entire ST. Ok Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees comp
sng every variety Catalogues may be had the Office No Is
broad street and at the nursery Purchasers will have the lib
ery et the trees remain in the grouud until the first day Of
november next $50 2tec
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DIR. HOLLlCK'S LECTURES.
Broadway Hall, Of Broadw ay and Grand street
REPR ODD UCTION
or living beings in all its varieties explained Physioogcaly
and Phosophcally sexual with
and moral unnatural practices their extent and
the means of removing them, &c. Sc.
TUESDAY, October /.
WEDNESDAY, October g.
THURSDAY. October
Each Lecture win be complete by ITSELF though the whole
form connected course
Admission, so cents single Lecture, 81 90 for the
II- FOR GENTLEMEN 0NLY.-l1
Yonths not admitted.
Illustrated by fifteen uzed life-ke models showing the
whole human and the peculiarities of
THE HUMAN FEMALE FORM.
The young being stage, &c &c
The will be delivered twice. accommodate visitors
in the NJ lrnings at 10, aud Evenings at 0.
IL The Lecture to Ladies only will be on Tuesday after.
noon, at 31a o'clock so 3t'm
M,LLE, PAULINE DEsJARDINS respectfully informs
l her and the public IN general that she about
form CIasse de Dance for ladies and gentlemen which
she will teach the ayorte Polka Mazourk and all the other
fashionable Dances of the day.
The morning school will be open from l2 o'clock to o'clock
and the evening from o'clock to Q O'Clock.
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing instruction requested
call at MILE Dejardn's house, Park Place s28 2wsrc
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC.
MONS, MADAME AND MAD'LLE. GAUVAIN, have
I resumed lhsr Glasses and Private Lessons for the
The French taught through Manesc Oral system
used by Mr. Gauvan for these fifteen years past The Piano
Guitar Singing also taught the principles
The French language usually spoken IN the family Apuy
at 3T BROADWAY.
s2a 8tsrc
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EXPRESS PRICES REDUCED-The subscrbers have
II reduced their Express prices all small packages o law
md other documentx from 30 I~r packare
from this city Buffalo and the intermediate points Also
through Wells Co.'s Express from Buffalo chicago,
. ponts the Lake.
IIVINGgTON. WELLS A. p0NEHDH
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BEACON COURSE-TROITlNG.

RACES-UNION COURSE, L. l.
TUESDAY, October lst-Four Races day to COM
IL o'clock.
First RaceSweepstakes for year olds snbs $500 eac 500
f.; mile heats.
JAS X. Vanmater b. C. by Langford, out Of Miss
2-Saml. Laird Edith by Shadow, Of Bonnets
of Blue.
Second RaceSweestake for ods subs 500 each S25
f.; mile heats.
I-Danl Abbott names CHI by Jno Van sicklins Eclipse
dam by Sir Charles.
2-Chas Lloyd names gr & by LangioEd, out Of qnare
Third Race-Purse 5000; Two Mile Heats two
make
Fourth Race-Purse Si00 Three Mile Heats;
make a s28 2tSt&M.m
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siBLO'S GARDEN,
Corner Of Broadway and Prince street. Ne,

siBLOs GARDEN.
Corner oil Broadway and Prince street, New York
The EH'''n"spi Ms NJ HrTcTEh' THqef hf sole direction Of
NOTlCE-The Garden opens at 81 o'clock and the per
fomsnces commence a7H The Theatre / now enclosed and
made comfortable, should the evening be damp cool
The rst time Grand Musiea Extravaganza by the author Of
xias EAR 7 i.I5SMs ONE WITH The GOLDEN LOCKS
nIus LaaSnIymoso. MIR. Nickinson.
Queen susdOra One wi,hshe Locks Mss Clarke
W InternIssion Of thirty minutes. II
MoSs Nc Sss'fcs ToNsoN. NS'ipN
GN0 PosTPoNEMENT al this e.ablishmsaa MEANS. on ac.
saloon protected Saloon which is yentilatad
from the tor and sides can be enclosed moments notice
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOU sE.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN OPERA THIS
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT 30.
n o % G e adspoSH e sg in place
DonzettI's much admired Opera
LUCIA ,pd LA MMERMOOR
Will be performed.
Lucia. .... signora Borshese
Sir Edesrdo ............ sgnor A4n,ognini
First Tier PaIqaste Sind Tier Of Boaes 50 cs
fRA 2sia Is N HsS oF sERaE Ballet
TIE WW9,N}sESwAnaRIoRs, W],} !: +, y, r.
Admission 80 cents 20 all parts of the house
s seas ssra san ,o be 'fsaEsd ,s from Lbs,,o for
att Performance to commence at o'clock
CIRCUs-BOWERY.
First night of Mrs. HOWARD and of Mr.. W. HOWARD,
- or Welch X Manns company.
The N: S't4 x TfGPP..fN ss principal
~ Rope fsrsraes t and 'ss Negro s Msods ','''
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EXHIBITION
TIL T. END OF THE WORLD.

FAHIBITlON
L HE END OF TIL + WORLD.
AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF VERY LARGE SIZE with Colossal Figures paint
~ ed and lately finished by \. Anelli, in New York.
Exhibition now open at Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway, from
10 A. NJ. TO s r. NJ, and from TO 10 7. NJ
Admission IS cents. $40 lmsrc
A CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
"A announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York that
their Classes in Dancing Walzng and the Polka Dance, will
commence at the Assembly Room Constitution Hall $50
Broadway early in October Days Of tuition, Tuesdays
and Saturdays. Particulars future entertainments Mr. W.
trusts that the references he shall offer Of his capaby will e
satisfactory Schools and Academies attended application
above at his Private Academy No 70 Sixth Avenue
sl0 lmsrc
DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe-
- Hotel, Broadway, New York-Dr. Lardner will
continue the professional practice which for many he
sued scale London, aud b- consulted by
paentees manufacturers and Others questions regarding
improvements III the and which involve the
application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical
Those who reside at distance forward tpost paid)
clear OF the with the
cimens when lmmed,ae attention will be given. slt I'm
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT BENEFIT

MONDAY NEXT destined be great day for this city
" The committee having the above benefit charge have
postponed to that day The bill offered nsures the largest
amount oil nequvoca talent
for the smallest amount Of Where is The who
VIII not to the Castle Garden when he Of aiding by
equivalent s2e q nc
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AsHEs.Pots are very steady at $4a5 Pearls are very
firm at S4373 $4,433.
REcEIrrs FROM OPENING OF THE CANALS
- . . .
10 september ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,l66
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE

DOCTOR EVANS, No 288 Pearl street, Beekman
street. New York has been than forty in the
practice OIL physic and surgery particularly curing
(peecty) those variety
secret disease gleet old obstinate ulcers throat
KIND; Of yender: make money matter how they
sements, and forged cert6caeswhout regular diplomas
IL Of the greatest Importance for the
experienced physician Dr. f. the Oldest
y hs ety. MS practi;s ea his success sstonshpg
Offices we'll arranged for privacy Call Pearl street.
and be convinced His charges reasonable and all
cases are guaranteed $50 Ii I'm
M kDItAL LAKD-DUCIOk GLOVER co, lines hls
~ practice principally to the treatment and OF decats
diseases IN their different stages Also elects Structures ono
rhga Seminal Weakness, Obstinate Ulcers and all Sores ar
sing from mpurity Of the blood His experience and
the OF this class Of diseases Persons a
iced with Of the above named diseases who
considered ncuabe difficult Of invited make ap
pieaonM M a. h Office No Ann street near Broadway ad
o'clock. s30 Itsm
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A BERNETHY'SB b BOTANICAL PILLS having stood ihe
"A test OF time and experience recommended the most
eectual and speedy remedy for Gonorha rts all urehra
discharges, irritation of the kidneys ure and PROSTATE
gland. They without from business
-strcton Of diet aud tautng the breath dsage
ing With the stomach thus enabling the patients then
selves They and % the renetive organs,
ravly from Of They
performed many extraordinary chronic discharges
obstinate geets &c after the failure Of all other remedies n
single hos sufficient effect two days
They equally suitable for females Price 81 per box with
full directions. Sold only hv WM. WATSON
Apothecaries' Hall, s6 Catherine street.
And OLCOTT, MeKEsSON n CO.,
so I'm m Maiden Lane
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DEAFNESS.
DRS CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
C21 BROADWAY.-Exiract; =
COl cheeriuly comply with the request Of Lieut. Me-
intos testify thai he nvalided duty
in consequences total deafness and discharges from his
himself the professional Of Drs Csse and Edwards
Au Under th treatment he recovered his he irng ard
-. signed IT, McNEyEN NJ D..
Surgeon TO III. B. M. Forces Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncipent Deafness lar Ache Pains Buzzlngs
singing sounds in the objections Of hard vaed
Of the organs. Their Acoustic Oil has been popu
OF twenty years Offices removed to asl Broadway corner
White street s2is lmh
TOPOGRAPHICAL, MECHANICAL. AND AKCHT
TECTURAL DRAWING
OFFICE 1.-THE first Of the kind in the city in the basement
~ No. u Wall street-A GlRARD, Drsughtsman begs
yeyos Architects Machns's Contractors Commissioner o
Land and the public generally, his for the
prompt and completion Of Maps Proes Plans Of every
decnnon and Drawing ~ general required in the useful
and industry. s27 lm.rc
PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
This ARTICLE is intended brace shoulders and
pmd he chest and will be found indispensable ~ persons
connemN study Parents aud guardians pao ulary
requested examine this article IL highly recommended by
eminent professional gentlemen Tor the Of children 81
either They can be worn with perfect ease ohng no I'M
back aud SHOULDERS and improve and besutiy the form
The public cautioned against number of unworthy I'M
atIon Of the Elastic ,Brace, which Offered in different
aces throughout the country, none a genuine excepting
scribefs. PARSF.LLS X AGATE,
Manufactures Of Belts Braces, Stocks, ready.nade Linen
Suspenders &c. and Dealers Cent? Furnishing Articles,
AL lmsrc 2T Broadway, corner OF Park Place
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M EDlCAL CARD

MEDICAL YAK
DOCTOR FAWCETT Of 1876 Fulton street, New York
Member Of the Royal College q Surgeons Of London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Medical College Of
Philadelphia also uhoi Of work embracing the following
-ubjects viz Matrimony, Impotency and Sterlity
mcally physioogically aud medically explained with
neasive exposition Of the nature and modem tresment Of
SYPHILIS, Secondary Spmytoms Gonorae; Geet, Structures
Nocturnal E ssions and all the arising from self
pollution. Doctor Fawcett continues his private ations
the diseases at his long established office,
,@ Fulton street where the most ggnyaed forms Of all afec
the generave will yield his mode Of
mant without restraint diet rcise and without
curry Even when the pocreatve energies become torpid
paralyzed from indulgence he
will be able TO restore the parts to health and ygor Persons
distance. enclosing ST. can have copy Of the work.
All LETTERS must he most paid Inn srrc
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LOST.

LOST.
&1 IN REWARD-Lost yesterday afternoon al the cor
ner OF Ann and Nassau streets fine Gold Ring
me above reward will be paid by leaving this office.
$50 um
OST.-On Thursdav afternoon 26th iust on rhe road be-
o. twee1 n. Harlem Railroad Depot Harlem, and West
rams lady small worked bag red and green containing
~ M handkerchief several pieces Of ewery, Sc
from friends The finder Mi he ben ad by
the bag and contents with Woodruff Esq West Farms
or with r. n Collins 4 Co, So South 81. $50 tfec
Os1-On Thursday afternoon instant the road be-
tween the Harlem Railroad Depot Fordham, and West
Farms ladys small WORKED BAG. (red and green
taing AN embroidered handkerchief pieces Of eey
Nc is ARTICLES highly valued By the owner being
presents from friends The finder will be literally by
leaving the bag and contents with THOS Il. WOODRUFF,
EEsqi West Farms-or with h. X. COLLINS x CO, Sc
South street
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBll. .lTATtU.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN


II.
all those where manly vgor is impaired where the
mental and physical by
indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits Of early YOUTH inducing
and debility, the Hygean Renovator will be inallbe
remedy II restores the Of reproduction both sexes
healthy action, and impoency, by nlusing
into the system In many instances the effect
taneous fails chronic geets and whites and
sterty, by restoring healthy action Refer
eaces can be given to physicians who have the
Renovator with those affections also in Dyspep
weakness of the back and ons and Of the urinary
organs. Sold only at the importing Agents. 2O6 Fulton
street New York Price So bottle Of 6 ounces and for
warded TO all parts of the Union.
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSApARTT.TA

THIS of the speedy and eectual remedies
of Gonnorrhea that has been introduced II
pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
taken being the usual form of In
sated all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
ness whites, and all discharges Of the urinary passage Il is
wholly vegetable compound and like charm in pro-
ducing immediate Grafton upon the part affected. Full
directions the medicine which be had No.
Ann street-Price ST.
S-Strangers who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover confdentaly at his Office No 2Ann street. all hours
Of the day and evening. so itsm
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BURTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY. September 28th,
The Grand Historical Play of
pIJTN AM

SATURDAY. September 2sth
The orana PuTNaM! TTIs'siMir' Play q
Will be acted every evening until further notice.
Putnam. MIR. N. johnson Messopotama JENKINS, Burke
GRAND FESTIVAL A \ CA sTLE GARDEN,
and n IA u HON % 0R 4E VAIN and
EvENIse MoNpAy Sept aotb the first ensuing fair day
Tickets IWenty:tpe Cents
There engaged
ONE HUNDRED Vocal AND lNsTRuMENrAL PERFORMERS!
LoTHtAN's CELEBRATED Brass BAND.
TWELVE You've LADIES' f,om Pamo's Opera House.
n Herr CLIsE, The unriyaed Rope Dancer
MIR HoBrRTs from Nibio Theatre by permission of Mr.
Mitchell will inJcduee the new Tabeaux yyant Of the
Mr. FRANCIS ERIN REA director of the Chorusses (from
The lNFANr PAGANiNI and the nimtable EDGE Pyro-
technst,
The afternoon performance viii three o'clock
IN the evening, at eight O'Clock. $50 rc
SOCIETY LIBRARY.
MR.. HENRY PHILLIPS,
Will give his LAST CONCERT in this city THIS
EVENiNG soih September At the above rooms previous
VARIED HOURS,
IL consequence of the enthusiasm with which received
: PART FiRsr.
@ s,II 3 +. zJ%;,l .a fSS
Recital and AirThs Light Of other Days M W Bale
'''''' Heinrich Marshener
TO- An interval of ten minutes.
PART SECOND
Baiiad-"The Cot Near he Wood. H. Philips
Ballad J. wastyars in dsspam Wihe5s 1850
sonsRhs aTIgGsrt ga1 ship ps.cr php.
Tickets To be had the Music Stores and the Room the
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lotdl. 2U04Z
BREApsTuFrs-There has been change in the price
Of Flour to-day Western brands fetch from 81 to $4
3lt.
Annexed statement Of the quantity Of Flour and
Wheat exported from Cleveland during the week ending
Sept 2lst
Bbis. Flour. Bush Wheat
y. !. foru IL ,449 lO4 4S3
Canada. da............... l,547 6402
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QUANTITY AND VALUE TopAcco EXPORTED FROM THE
UNITED STATES.
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NIT DtMPS Ek'S VOCAL NItkTAIN- \
MENTS-SOClETY LIBRARY.
CORNER OF BROADWAY LEONARD STREETS.
M r. DEMPSTEk has the honor TO announce his intention
vi of giving thee Vocal the of
Tpesday. THURSDAY ard saturday. M 81 and 5h October
when he viii his most popular accompanied
the p3nooric Including the Lament Of the Irish Emgmnt-
anoherBrd Of the Widrness(T The Indians Complaint,
Oh. Why does the White Man follow my path When the
qght wind bem With you once agaiThs Death q
O-Tak' yer Auld Cloak about ye-My Boy Tammy-Saw ye
wi thing "A Mans, Man for A. tha-Highland Mary,
&c PARTICULARS Of which be programmes, be
had at the Music Stores and at the Society Library
o'clock. se27 to3rrc
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'EMBER 27TH, 1874.
First sort Pearls. .bbls. :, 100
Second do do. -. 977
Third do do. 80. 26l
Condemned do. 80. 20
Total. :. .9,O2l
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OF WHEAT, AND BULLION THE BANK OF

Ia ls43 the importation ceased and the bullion in the
Bank has since steadily increased until has reached
fl6s22 0o0 In 1892 the imports Of wheat ceased and
from February 1882 to October 1888 the bullion increas
ed from .29s $50 to fl0 Ooo We by this the
operations of bad harvess. and the dangers trade and
commerce subject to from the drains Of specie that
invariably follow large importations of wheat.
nation is not compelled to import any Of the luxuries
Of e without the balance Of trade much her fa
vor that is necessary to regulate by exchanges OF
manufactures instead Of exchanges of specie But short
supply of food must be filled up. An importation of
breadstufs is not OPTIONAL under short crop; at all
hazards the vacuum must be filed, and specie 90
forward If necessary TO pay for it. The balances OF trade
between two countries can, in almost every instance be
regulated and lquidated by cessation OF imports
ports, when neither depend upon the other for bread
sus but that nation importing grain to supply the de-
Acency in her CROP to meet the home consumption
must times become the debtor Of the nation furnishing
the supplies The large importatons of wheat into Great
Britain within the past ten years have, have above
shown, caused very drains Of bullion from the
Bank of England but they have had very little influence
on the circulation Of that institution Amidst all the uc
tnaons in the amount of bullion hand, the issues
have been kept very regular. We returns
ing period of eleven years. within which time three
defective harveSts have been experienced
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COMMERCE OF TOLEDO. ONO.

This is very great Improvement for place like To-
ledo but 1t is only par with many others. These ia
bes all times full Of interest they give the
conclusive evidence of the rapid Improvement of the
wealth of the country and the immense Of the
west in an agricultural point ofview.
The position of the British Ministry in relation
eral very important movements going throughout
GreatBrtain is at the present moment anything but
desirable With opposition formed Of the free
trade party the subject Of the laws and the joint
stock and private banks the proposed system Of bank
ing they have much to contend against The free trade
party Of Great Britain find strong arguments in favor Of
their cause in the operations of the banking system The
rosperty OF the kingdom depends upon the state
OF the harvest than upon the movements in the currency
Two bad harvests in succession will destroy all the cal
culaons of fnanciers and create complete revolution
in the finances Of the country by drawing out the stocks
of bullion, and throwing the balance of exchanges
against the country The defective harvests of 1885, 1889
and 1910 reduced the bullion the Bank of England from
ell 900 in 1885, to 900 in December, ls42 be
sides requiring loan Of e. 900 from the Bank Of
France. This state of things produced by any
mistaken policy OF the government, by the derangs
ment of of the regular laws Of trade but by unav
orsbe seasons, against which it is impossible to stand
the coming of which it is impossible to oresee very
short period will to reduce country like Great
Britain not growing her breadstn from the greatest
prosperity to the lowest depths Of distress There were
drains Of specie from the Bank of England in 1918,
harvests.
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This regular expansion of the circulation prevented
any very serious effects from the decrease Of bullion, but
the position Of the Bank at times very precarious
and the government of the institution made great efforts
TO compel the country banks reduce their circulation
they could bring theirs within proper limits. To do
this they adv anced the rate Of interest from four and
half to per cent which reduced the circulation to
900 in January is42 This contraction reduced
prices for most every article of trade In October OF the
samey ear-is4athe circulation Of the Bank had reached
being increase of f3 all 900 in about nine
months The bullion in the Bank also began to accumu
late and in he time increased from f9,6s3,ooO to
00O Since that time the seasons have been very
favorable and the circulation and bullion has steadily adj
vanced until both are this momen. larger than they
have ever bsen before.
The effect OF this expansion has been steady improve
ment prcesfor all descriptions ofmanuiactures and
commodities Of the country Thesconractions that have
taken place in the paper issues OF the banks Of Great B
TAIN have been caused by the greseux Of bullion to
pay for the heavy mportatons Of wheat during scarcity
at home The grain imported into Great Britain comes
principally from countries with whom there is a very
nng export trade and to whom they obliged to ship
specie THIS is the eject Of her sliding scale Of duties
Were her ports thrown open to the agricultural products
OF those countries with whom she has extensive
merce she could pay for her breadsus in her own manu-
features, thereby increasing the industry of her own c
and preventing those drains specie she is 30 liable
to suffer from. As the population of Great Britain in
creases this evil will also increase until one or two defec
tive harvests will annul oil her currency systems. and
unsette all the commercial affairs Of the country.
SAL1s or STOCKS IN BosroS, JuNE6
5sharcs Western Railroad, $40 per share
10 Boston and Providence Railroad, 81 per cent adv
Concord aud Nashua Railroad, 49, per cent adv
ii Hamilton Mantg co. II per cent adv
20 Now England Bank, 81 per cent adv.
is Merchants Bank, per cent adv.
40 Calais Bank $40 per share.