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E20,35Z 10
The above cost of slso5lo so win buy bill 60 days
an exchange of ILL per cent? "a 93, to realize
800 1852 l5s. I'd.
These are the results of actual shipments and they show
the ceremony which American gold is required to go
through in order to become money in England the
other hand English gold is legal tender here in its foreign
shape BY coming all that arrives, that differ
of per cent at least is created against its re-expor
and the activity of the department last in coming such
considerable passed through the mint has greatly d-
ninished the which otherwise might have gone
abroad At like this in Europe, when paper
credits lose their availability and specie becomes neces-
sty alike government and people, the policy OF the
federal commenced in the gold bill of 1884, in
enargng the specie basis OF the country carried actually
into effect year. has been of vast service 10 the
try Our country has escaped the devastating revui-
sion year passed England and western Europe
While the commercial credit of England was tumblng into
ruins remained comparatively unmoved Would this
have the case had the paper policy of the ederasts
been adopted instead OF the specie policy of the democracy
stated in evidence before the parliamentary commit
tee the governor of the Bank OF England that amid the
mutudes Of soppages, SO large houses failed last year
for Es,l29OOO OF these, pay in full and twentysx
average 81 i'm the dollar The OF business in
the United States has scarcely been disturbed at all amid
such devastation. We have had towering fabric of fac
ous credit depending upon the valve of money in Lon
DON The business of the country assimated to spe-
basis and the uncasines that has been experienced
rather from the difficulty of getting paid what was
due the country, than from being unable TO borrow
The lmportauOnS al thls port lOr He uoo' .''S
less than last year, growing in some degree out OIL the re-
Of advance on consgnments
and the low prices which most goods have curing
the past spring The mporations Mt ths port 'of inc
month Of July and four weeks in August have As COM
pared with the same period previous years. been as fol-
lows II .tt
Imports, port Of New York, J'4ly TO August rs.
specie Free goods Dutiable Total Duties
,ss xos no <I49a7I3 $l20e6s94 $a669.S96 $375170l
1890 'sas.ss s $780, $780, ss
The duake mportations much less than last year
but exceed those of 1886 Inasmuch that prices
lower quantity of cloth represented by these figures
proba bly, large this year The United States
buying cheap The imporatons of dry goods tho last
two weeks follows:
Week endg wols. Cotton. silks Flax.n Mis-. Total
Augusta $ooS76 $a850 68 $AO9973 $Sool o.
q" ~ ais,9oa l727l6 1890 1896 4ssos loss, a2<
The supply Of goods Is probably equn TO the demand
which is extensive, and the absence Of large impors
tons OF fresh styles enables the accumulated stock work
off better advantage. The large sales of domestic dry
goods well attended, and sell very low prices Al
sale hast week Of factory goods tho agents estimated Ios
of $4,000 This have been as to what the goods
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JAMES BUCHANAN,
JAMES X. POLK,
President of the United States of Amerieo

N IFtsut7H q NC OHHeu o1u1eS q 7WeTItH
To all ,chom IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
JEAN FKEpERlc PEscHIER has been appointed consul
the Swiss Confederation Tor the louisiana and
Mississippi, to reside at New Orleans
do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him free
exercise and enjoy such functions powers and pvi-
eges, as are allowed to the consus Of the favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be
made patent and the seal Of United States be here
unto affixed
Given under my hand the city OF Washington the 2A'
r, day of August, A. D. 1873, and of the indie pendenc
u . Of yhe United States OF America the 7Sd
BY the Presidents
JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES BUCHANAN. Secretary of State.
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but the same articles may now be made
much yield profit At the sale prices The low
prices OF induce larger exports Africa and South
America There has been le increased disposition
the part Of manufacturers buy WOOL and 10000
pounds have been SOLD not materially different from
weeks Cotton which had beon dull prior tho arr
val decline, has undergone further reduction
and quotations as follows; Ir gf
Inferior Ord s..A MIA 70 good Mid mir rslly fair
ordinary niddlins to lair to sdrr
S Ss. am. and 4 Z. o,s .a AZ ss:sl ~ n..I
The year is closed, and the Ind its dis
position being made up IL will probably exceed that of
last year about $50 900 bales than 30 cent
Flour is firm The supply the sesboard IL light, and
good demand for consumption raises the price respec-
live of the foreign demand Prices this day are ~ oents
higher than the 18th, and l2i cents higher than en- FRI
lay last although the mes advices cannot be said to
have Influenced the market Common State and western
close with advancing tendency At 06 62i - 81
straight brands S5 rs IS sIi; pure Genssse $6 70
50 sis uninspeced and fine rs 3i Southern 10 also
better by ia centssales Georgetown IS 81 Petersburg
80 ont 20 S2A Rye flour is lower-sales - 6i "a,
closing at iofmer rates Com meal from - l23 ON
Saturday TO S3 Is Monday aud closes again 80 l2A
western at w. Wheat is frm with good demand both
or export and milling and prices little better sales
Genesee, for export, 10 1921 mixed Michigan
l0sa common Ohio l05 fair Chicago s. a 81
cents Canadian bond lis Northern rye is lower;
sales II " cents, delivered; 10 II cents in the Slip
also lower; sales SO 35 cents and old Jersey
30 81 The demand for the arrival has
much improved, without rise in prices. Sales
% 81 white southern So 59a yellow do 81 cents
mon mixed western 81 s.; high mixed So IS. The
export corn. August to rs, has been 466 697 bushels
against 4O2 ISL time last year. Hemp change,
sales rotted American $laO, dressed $l76 months
lron English bars, is higher; sales $S co. Turpsnne
is Is 80 higher; sales 81 10 81 per 80 pounds
Spirits also better, sales 40 cents. Rosin Is scarce,
sales Beaufort 80 Pork is firm at steady prices with
a fair demand mess $ll 5a prime - Wy ~ Moss
rather firm sales country VII 49, and ~ % prime,
Chicago $3 Ohio lard cent better; sales, barrels
good to prince 81 cents; kegs, prime, cents Rice is
steady sales 80 rs ST. Whiskey, sales 2SA cents Ohio
Sugar. Muscovndoes better sales New Orleans 81
a. Talow, for export cents.
FreghtsThere has been offering and for corn to
Liverpool Cd is had Glasgow, Sd Ireland Gid Cot
to Liverpool, 5-32d
Exchange has been very duh tor the packet The best
houses draw 81 cents, and good bills much less
Paris Short 20; 60 days, d25 Amsterdam, 40 4O4
The stock market has remained very dull at recedng
prices The issues of United States stock from the depart
lent foreign $500 900 for the last
week. average about 100000 weekly but the market
in London is dul-sales IS a g. The quotations here
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6r3- Democratic Meeting" Rouse, democrats.
rouse forth in your might" The democrats OF the
District will assemble meeting on Friday evening
next September ls the democratic platforms opposite
the ''Unon Buildings" Hon. Franklin W: Bowdon OF
Alabama and Mr. Henley just returned from d tour
through States and several distinguished
orators now city, will address the democracy on tho
The Cass Butler Clubs of the various wards
will attend with their usnsparencies. All good and true
democrats and citizens generally invited to attend.
By order of the Executive Committee Of the Jackson Dom
ocratic Association. t-FT J. d. HOOVER,
Aug 30-d3t chairman
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MAR RTED.

On the August by the Rev WiiLM MATTHEW JOHN
M SINS esq., Philadelphia, to Miss MARY JANE VERML-
LION ROWLEY, of this city. ..s- L. II .-..-
the ash Of August by the Rev Mr. MonoAg Mr.
TURPIN Salisbury Somerset county Maryland TO Miss ELIZA
BETH KERR MOORE, Of this city.
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Ry II. 6. a n. y. DYER, .7.sctsoneers.

CARRIAGES, BUGGY, HORSE, AND HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE AT AUCTiON.--On Saturday morn.
Ing, the I'd OF September at O'Clock. shall sell, In
ifont OF our auction
An excellent family carriage and harness, with falling top
Jersey wagon, nearly
new market wagon and buggy with top
Also good horse, aged years, works well in harness
and rides pleasantly.
Also excellent mich COW.
immediately after the above sale, shall sell large 10
household and kitchen furniture among which are
Mahogany sideboards, dining, card, and other tables
Wardrobes, washstands, bureaus
Cane and other chairs bedseads BEDS mattresses
&c Terms sale. K. q. " c. +. DYER,
Sept HrNH- .tsail Auctionecrs.
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I.s65. 2s5 2,7z6,Os3 37s,4 4,96

This outgo has apparently ceased, as the rates OF
hills have declined In the last four weeks, but aboul
$500 900 gone abroad and the rate OF bills has fallen to
81 per cent 1t will be observed that the proportion OF
United gold abroad has been small as compared
with the whole Notwithstanding the large amounts
coined of the foreign pieces imported the supply remain
ing pom the market reexpor is nearly large as the
ports indicating the large amounts which arrive
and reported The difference in the value OF for
egn and American gold, for export is fully per cent
The actual exchange arising from an export OF soveregns
to London l0& although the actual par is l09 20 The
expense of exporting United States gold is not so well
known, and have procured pro lorna OF actual sup
ments to show the real exchange follows 1t to be
borne in mind that American coin is not money must
be melted sold in bars the mint price for standard
gold.
AMERICAN gold from Nsw York to London
10 600 eagles cost in New York 100000 90
nj 25 $506 %
Kegs, packing, DC 20 r,o 20
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NVIiCE-Tbe sale the residence OF Mt James
~ Owner on Capitol Hill, will be continued to-day,
Fnday) lst September at 10 o'clock when all the
Ior furniture, panoorte, chamber carpets beds, and
able cloths will be sold The ladies and gentlemen WIN
please attend early, it will be hard days work TO ge'
through with. A. GREEN,
Septl-lt Auctioneer
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ENUGELS Now German Dictionary, just Issued AZ
Leipsc, and this day received by +. TAYLOR.
"A Complete Dictionary of the English and German and
Vennan and English Languages containing all words
general BY Doct. j. o. Fuge, consul OF the United
Sates at Lepsc third edition, much improved ana en-
new articles which are contained in the first second
editions; vols. CT ], 273 and ,655 pages each.
Sept
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The following letter from General Turney, OF Illinois,
to the President declining to accept the appointment of
associate justice of the supreme court of the Territory OF
Oregon, has been handed to US for publication:
WASHINGTON CRY, August IL, lS48
SIR: Through the politeness of the Hon James Bu-
chanan Secretary of State had the honor receive, this
morning. the commission Of associate justice of the
preme of the Territory of Oregon, which you
pleased to bestow upon me. trust so honorable might
very well appeal the just ambition and to the patriotism
of eminent citizen for its acceptance certainly
it appeals TO mine.
But ffom unto,vard circumstances beyond my control,
feel myself constrained decline it, Regretng this
cessy, you will allow to return you the homage of my
heartfelt thanks your kindness and to beg of to
cept this my respectful decnation of the unmered honor
you have conferred upon me.
am, with high consideration, your obeden servant,
JAMES TURNEY.
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(hs-Notice.-The members OF the Fourth Ward Cass
and Butler Club requested meet at Jackson Hall
on Friday evening September at o'clock precisely Tor
the purpose attending the grand democra!c mass meet
ing 10 be held In front OF 'Union Buildings
All democrats are invited to Join in the procession
Aug 81 IHOo' NAAoNs oeolo'~ty.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTiON.-oo
Friday, the hrs, of September nsxt IT O'Clock, we
snail sell front the premises lot No g. in square NO
49, fronting rs feet 9Th street, between Lonisians
Avenue and street, containing about 2sO square feet
hsi. Is the LOT frame carpenters shop occupied oy
M. Mohun ~
Terms of sale One-haf cash, balance In four month";.
with approved endorser, bearing intefest- ,,,,,
EDW G.. 81 G. F. DYER,
Aug 22-.o3ya. AuctIoneers
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Aug 23-eodEds

NEW YORK CMANCERY, vel. 2.-Rsports of cases
~ argued and detemnsd court OF chanoeiJ Oh e
Haeoi New York. by Oliver l.. Barbour, VOL Just pup
nsaed and this day received by y,o,
august W. Ll +. TAfLOh-
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r DAMS NORTHUMBERLAND
Ia August 30-3t J. SHAW.
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VXyM. N. SFEUART, late ~ ehs Fsn1sen oocs, eassa
w his services agent, for procuring bounty land'.
scrip, and pensions
Office doors west of Willard. Ioss. Washington, D. C.
July 21-eodn
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

From Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, August 8l-5 p m.
The political at CockeysviL.
ernor Francis Thomas. The Markets, &c.
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$l0O5lO 50
10 900 eagles melted into 80 bars, weigh 447 lbs.
7oz Is dwts., reported worse, % grs being
equal 10 439 lbs. OF. l2dwts 3grs. stand
ard or in ounces. b272 OF. Il dwts. grs at f s. d.
rs. si. i per pe or. 2o4s7 s IL
nI HES GU ~ ' 2Is 81
E2O,5OO 5
Charges at Liverpool fs. d.
Freight per cent, Sy75, at 81 80 ~ 2 6
Landing charges ~
Charges ut London.
Carriage and insurance to London,
81 per El00 80 Is
Porerage and hire So
Carriage to melters :.
100 10 0
s2o,sss 10 A
Add SO days interest untilybill natures. a3 s4H
2O,454 10 10
ESQ s5a is. I'd - '' ~ l0l Is 8
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ors-The First Ward Cass and Baflor Club VIII meet
on rday evening" ptenber l at O'clock for the
nose of attending the meeting in front Of tho Union
RuiIdnps" All good democrats are invited TO attend.
Ang 3i-d2t 80 JOHN r. MICKUM, Secretary.
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fas- Rally DomocratSof the Third Ward.-The dem
ocat of the Third Ward respectfully requested meet
the Northern Liberties Engine House this Frday)
ing at o'clock march from thence 70 the dompcrauc
meeting to be held in front of the Union Buildings.
i
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w. MILLS, esq, chairman.
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0ADsBY,s NEW MOTnL.
Corner OF Pennsylvania avsaNs ana Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington CITY,
Aug l-eodlyif
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ten empfoblsn rpsrben aS Elm fibsrss J6eiImits
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mbar6 Baltimore s. uub 9. @pritb, Wcifs
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tsn q. Z. Demutb,
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