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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER % 1852

and doing and wideawake in spite the local agaions
on large scale, the democratic committees are well
organized, and anxious TO bring Out large vote. The
attempts 10 blast The character OF Gen. Pierce have proved
entirely aborlye, and recoied his calumniaors He
has been charged by unscrupulous paisans with pusa-
nmiiy, with aboiooism and seciaran religious bigory
Never was any thing more false and unfounded man
who volunteers his services 10 the enemy in a for
e'gn land is no coward man who iearlessy susains
the constitutional rights OF all sections OF the country
no abolonlst. man who goes for the most perfect
equality in all religious societies is secaran bgot
on all these issues Gen. Pierce has been always Open
fank' and aboyeboard and his election in November
is reduced to moral certainly.
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RuAI loans 10 brokers /.
5,seo,sls
4,s34,476

The marker last year just recovering from a pane
when this made. Erie, which had been 20 90
crawling up towards go This year the rna,kct Is sup
ported by 0O0Q more bank loans The Unon and ,e
Msdun are the biggest figures among tho old banks aud
the Metropolitan has million, hall It's
oapalloaned TO brokers' while the American Exchange
Bank, wit capital Of 81 5ooQ1, has loaned So 600
900 brokers' These asures reduced snbleqoeny
TO the reera this year, buta now again Increasing.
The average rate Of dividends by the institutions
continues Increase although the amount Of working
itaI is also enhanced, and for the year will be still
These dividend. are sustained only by ie continual u
tipcaon Of credits drawing interest Thus, 10 Saplen.
ber 1851 the loans sol sT2 $50 which would give
at per Ct, si o2 and this year they ssssIs 1884,
waich would give a, per cent s5 800 is2-beug nearly
23 per cent more earnngs. This Initiation is sustained
however only upon the great prosperity Of the interior of
the country which sells freely its large products at remu
nerang prices, and aflds the 10 city merchants
to pay UP when the bsnks caf,ail those There
are, however, many new banks coming into operation.
and The composition fo loans w next year become more
marked than present. and tho addition Of each million
the aggregate promotes dtnssr
There l. not yet however. In the bank loans any
siderable Icrtiou Of purely speculative loans. Immense
the sum OF the discounts Is they all based upon
tual commodiiies which continue change hands im
proving prices is the increased quantities OF produce
that the Of the paper which represents them to
swell In magnitude rather thnn the increased money
prices OF the same quantities.
The produce markets generally arc active, WOOL which
has suffered so much IN the northern States from drought
this year. continues advance In prices under the active
demands OF manufacturers who must have H. There Is
little common scce here and consequently greater de
mand for foreign. Sales washed smyrna at al 2ib
cents sales $50 900 lbs American isece ~ 80
Tobacco l. active at a6l cents for Kentucky. Flou
Is very active, although he shipping inquiry not large
sales mixed at "a SO a 81 75 good southern
"a 90 - go. Rye a,ur, "a 25ssa 30 Corn meal
ss So Wheat is active, and higher sacs-red Ohio, ~
o2 Michigan, 81 90; Oho 81 0S Oats f5s ~ cents Rye
81 Corn. mxed 75 7e cents Pork rather
do --ssles At SIG 81 a st7. old mess sl5. prime.
The stock market is without material change, and
quotstons nearly as last week
Yours, PRENTICE.
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, Mis-. MARY ANN X.
BApEs aud daughter Of the
gomey county, Maryland.
The funeral will place Friday next O'Clock
from the residence Of Mrs WALLACE 9Th and
Streets and proceed The for The friends Of
the family invited o
Rockville and Upper Marlboro tMd papers please copyl
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IOWA
DuBuaUE, Oct. Ie, 1854

: DUBVQUEl OCT II, IoJI.
This day we have bad amongst much esteemed
and excellent friend, General James Shields He gave
speech, which did us much service. The news from
Pennsy vania, Ohio and Indiana has caused long faces
and downcas cous,enances amongst the fedefass You
may down Iowa for Pierce and King, pertain There
is moi possibility for il TO go otherwise II as certain
as the old Granite Stale for her favorite son.
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ny II. N. srRArroy. aue..onser,

(Psnnsvieania areaHe, corner Of Ninth a'reef.)
GALE BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE THE ORPHANS
tobWron Thursday morning October 9s, nj ootk,
my suction store shall sel effects ~.
ober, consisting Of
One superior gold hunting watch
One do 1872, Nicola Amat
lot Of choice violin piano
Several mathematical books, &C,
Together with The wearing apparel Of the deceased.
TERMS cash, IL hanksbs funds.
By order Of the administrator
OctG-A
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Calumnies or the Hon John NJ. Bolts.

Our correspondent is perfectly Just his criticism upon
the false assertions OF Mr. John Minor Bot. Mr. Bolts,
as is his won't grossly calumniates franklin Pierce, who
is day. and by act and word has approved himself
better and more reliable champion Of the constitutional
rights Of the South than The Virginia eonfres OF VIM +.
Johnston and WIN. II. Seward. When the representa-
tive Of Virginia constituency Mr.. Bolts shamelully be.
rayed their interests and he to suspect every
body else (Scoit and Seward excep,ed OF treachery BY
what title does Mr Bots presume to anybody for
a,olion sf lilies The etontery Of this gentleman is
most extraordinary Has he forgotten his vote for The
repeal OF the 2lst ule Has he respect for truth
Else. why does he so grossly calumnate the hem
Of whose garment he is not worthy TO touch The
Virginia gentleman" has got 10 be quite noiolioas in
dividual There is not much harm in him, however.
wNcHrsrER, (vs, Oct. %, 1852.
10 the Editor Of the Uaion
Sin While | write Mr.. John NJ Bolts is making a
speech the rhouse. heard him for two hours
and the climax Of his reckeness he asserted without
qualification that "Mr Pierce, In tho Senate, in 1899
voted for the abolition OF the slave trade between the
States, and Tor the abolition Of slavery the District Of Co
umbis and in the Territory OF Florida voted against lay
ing the motion the table, thereby approving OF the prin.
ciple" These exscy his words taken down as they
fell irom the lips Of this yeoous character He said lf
you want TO repetition OF the Chrisrians ois elect
Gen. Pierce but II you want to put end everything
Of the kind, vote for Gen. Scott Now, any eontery
equal the wickedness and desperation OF his hen the
same demsgogue tSco) has not been home more than
oriy eight houts foE his electoneeting crusade at tho
public expense which, piusburg, he addressed
whg mass meeting, presided over by Vim r Johnston
apd q, Auburn was at the house Of Seward, the stand
with him, and sat on his right hand formal dinner
~ the hotel The 'bigher-law" caudidste-made such
by Seward and Johnston, and Bolts do not propose 10
sSe review Of Mr.. Rotss speech, for is not matter
ompoftancc at last; butifyou show by reference 10
me congressional recold-to which we have no accss.
herehe utter alsity OF bis specific statement il viii be
wen enough 10 expose him TO the wemered scorn OF the
pnbs The dem ocracy here, and hereabouts are wide
awake and impatient for the day when they may record
her votes against the Prostitution OF the country by
travelling candidate, and for her peace prosperity and
progress by the election OF Pierce King, the constitution
and he Union.
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GLORIOUS GATHERNG OF THE DEMocRAoY AT SYRIA
CUsE--On the 20th instant one OF the largest and
enthusiastic meetings Of the democracy ever convened in
this State beyond the limits of the city, with the excep.
tion OF the great meeting at Newburg was held at Syra
cuse, and they gave evident proof that they intend
show good front on the second day OF November next
The meeting addressed by the Hon. H. B. Stan
ton, OF Seneca county, Charles Levi Woodbury., esq
and Moses Norris, Of New Hampshire MIR. Wood
bury is the son OF tho late Judge Woodbury.. and
intimate friend Of Gen Pierce, Of whom he spoke in
the highest terms He remarked that where Gen Pierce
was best known--n New Hampshire-the shaft Of SIAN
der fell harmless at his feet His honesty, bravery gen.
erosy. and trankness proverbial and his al
home among the granite hills of his native Stale, would
show 10 the world that the people OF New Hampshire
appreciated his high character and important public
vices. MIR. W., whose remarks were inerspersed with
sallies OF wit and weliod anecdotes that set the house
in of laughter, closed with strong appeal the
democracy TO rally 10 the support OF the ticket, and give
The electoral vote o the Empire State 10 Pierce and
King.
After the meeting had been addressed in similar
pleasing and forcible manner by the other gentlemen
whose names have mentioned, the band struck up
Hail Columbia and the meeting then adjourned with
three cheers for Pierce and Klng three for the State
ticket three for New Hampshire, and three for the great
victory which the democracy 10 achieve in Novem
ber.-National Democrat
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PENNSYLVANIA.

YORK, Oct. 90, 1852
| have Just been in Washington aud Frederick coun.
lies in Maryland and say positively that Maryland
will 20 for Pierce and King-no mistake. The demo.
Gratis here fighting just though there really
anybody 10 whip.
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uy GREEN 8 scorr. Aue,,one.r..

ZINE TWo.HoRsE FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSES, AND
UAKNESS-On Ihusdiy the 25h instant, sell
font Of auction The Of 9th
10 O'Clock, excellent
carriage, built by Oge Wsson OF Philadelphia,
der The horses nne oiters, well Matched and
sold FAULT the having
GREEN SCOTT,
sep 23-d Aueaoasers.
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MISSOURI.
-tNStIf
paAAxrtrr

BooNviLLE Oct ID, 1859.
Your circular came TO this Office directed TO the Boom
Vile Democrat; and that paper is discontinued. and
there is no democratic paper published in this city, take
upon myself 10 inform you that there is danger Of
Missouri think we can give Pierce and King about
fifteen thousand majority in November next
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by Il n. srsArroS. Ancl,on..r.
Psnn.ylea aia spenue, eornsr of NslA sireet.l

(Psnnsyirania orenue, corner Of Nisfh sfrecf.l
VALUABLE UNfMPRovED PROPERTY ON TIE BLAND
On Thursday, October ~, at ~ the pscnstscs,
shalt sell LOT No ~ IN square No. 5s fonas south street, be
10Th IS feet by 100
one-thrd cash balance equal payment.
years, with Interest," satisfactorily secured Title
Conveyances AT the expense OF purchaser.
d
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To he Edi'or sr The Republic;

SIN: have seen a communication In your paper OF
to-day signed r. respecting some articles which have
apneared in The Union in relation the Pension Office.
As am the author OF two Of the communications 70
The Union beg leave say that il The Secretary of he
Interior The President Is djspospd % go INTO an m
yestisalion of The Pension Office will make good all
charges which have brought, With that view, you are
at liberty 10 give either OF them my address, and say
that any communication from either oi them shall be
promptly attended 10.
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S,ECOND-HAND Plano Private Sale.-T have for sale
- excellent pianos which viii be sold
cheap II immediate application s made.
JAS q. MCGUIRE
ostoe-A Auction md Commission Merchant
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I1ARPBR's New Monthly Magazine for Nevensb
III Arts Tannna. Curinr and Leather Dressing edited
he French, additions BY Campbell MordtIuss
t. q by wood cnrsviaRs 1 VOL, svo.
This day received, and for ssle by -
octp Book.siers near 9th street.
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Prices of admission Private boxes s. dress aud par
quee so children under 10 half price
a cents orchestra seats Is cents family circle,
tier so colored gallery -
Doors O'Clock the curtain win he raised ~ The
box Office will be daily from 10 O'Clock, m O'Clock
..
Oct %
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MARRIED..

Al Rockville, Maryland October 9th, RuEL
Passed Mdshpman o. G. BADGER, United navy,
MARGARET nj. JoHNsToN, daughter OF Commander z. r.
JoHssTcs, United statss Dssy.
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The Pension once.
M.smxeroS, Oct. 20, 1889

WssmsGroS, Oct 20, 1854
To The Editor ofae Usdon:
SrR: Having seen communication in the Republic
OF Friday last handed the editor of that paper the en-
closed with request that be would pablsh H. lie hss
declined do so, and has this day returned IT 10 me-
must therefore, ask you to be good as to insert Il in
the Union will also remark that il the President or
Secretary OF the Interior is disposed 10 investigate the
Pension Office, will make good all charges which
have brought and much more, against IL and for that
purpose you liberty give my name 10 either OF
iheW
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Q-Ho, for Baltimore sThe District who
intend TO participate IN the grand rally the Eighth
Association, Baltimore requested
city, at ~ O'Clock this evening Round
Octo
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This gives difference Of nearly fourteen millions In
Of the present year, Notwithstanding immense in
crease in the banking facilities Of the country. Another
steamer nearly due with the gold freight from Cal.
ifornia Although the imports have heen considerable for
the month OF October, the expo' hsye propofionatey in
creased and demand for bs has been less ITO li0s
the OF to-rpouow which. Le~ever, will take
some sp ce, viii something OF every other staple pro-
duct of the county IL does not appear, however that hs
export yet sfaed by any undue imitation OF tue banks
although from the progress the institutions make that eli
feet mus become apparent The bank capital ci New
York and Boston has paid dyidepds follows ia The past
years
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Correspondence.
OHIO

COLUMBUS, Oct 20. 1882
able TO say 10 you that have skinned the eoons
most gloriously have all the counties oil the State,
and five OF those Official and majority
the State ticket will not vary three hundred from
eighteen thousand The soil vote is mol so large
in lslS by some thousands but think Haes vote will
be near about the same OF Van Buren, We have lost
three congressman in districts strongly democratic by
divisions. The wings labored hard, and did their best
they were well organized-lbat is well as party
could be iha, is about falling to piecesand i is all folly
for them say that they do better on old Fuss and
Feathers as, bad the party is. he is not as strong as
the party They had no local quarres; what there are
OF them were united On the other hand, we had diff
cullies which injured very much you see by
the loss Of three congressman. But now we have no
troubles and am clearly OF the opinion that will
give over twenty thousand majority for Pierce and
King The wings, for the purpose OF keeping up their
dropping spirits. and 10 show that they had gains. make
their calculations from last ias vote when majority
was twenty six thousand And the dispatches sent by
The wings to The East calculated TO deceive. The
defeat Of the wings here complete and overwhelming
and they give up the ghost when you talk to the candid
They will make struggle, but it will be spas
modc struggle, just before death. have heard al
least twenty wings say, since the election, that they
would either vote for Hale, would not vote at all.
The vote is not SO large expected. but it will be
larger in November
Indiana AMI Pennsylvania have nearly rubbed oul
whggery.
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" vol, London #
Gillespie the Location, Construction, and Improvement Of Com
mon, Paved. and Pisnk-roads. vol, 1864 stee
Bloodgood's Treatise Roads. I vol. New York q
Law Constructing and Repairing R1ads vol, London
Macneis Tables for tarthwork Cuttings and Embapkments
vol, London
Rashfonh's EarhwoTk Tables. | VOL, London Giltst
Esrhwork Tables by Smiley Rutherford vol qunrtc, Lon
IN
Trantwne Excavations and Entertainments. VOL, PiadeI.
phis
Virgins Enbankmenr. / vol. London
Nicholsons Railway Masonry. ! vol, London
And works. English and American lines.
bridges
rarosds coal, and general mining;
aurry of seolnxy
architecture and buildings mechanics
and applied mathematics and engines
navigation. FRAkCk TAYLOR.
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NEW YORK.

\ (. SCHENECTADY, OClOOeT "a, lolS
In my canvassing amongst my old friends in Albany,
Troy, Schenectady, and the surrounding country have
seen enough to be sure that The democratic banner will
float victorious in one week-he election OF President
will be made and with il the determination OF the policy
of government, not for four years merely but for long
administration, and series of administrations; for do
not doubt that with Franklin Pierce will be inaugurated
democratic reign less enduring, less patriotic in its
character and auspicious in its influences, than that
which came in with Jefferson.
The question is asked, !" Will New York take part in
the victory which is to result thus glorousy the
try and to the OF democracy! Will she take her
place beside Indiana, and Ohio and Pennsylvania. aad
those other States which have told they would be
found under the democratic banner in November next
will she abandon the camp and the colors OF the democ
racy, and rank herself with the four FIVE yet
known States that it is said will be found in the srag
Cling ranks Of the retreating oppositionr p
can assure you that General Pierce will receive the
electoral vote OF New York by popular majority atler
ing to him. and worthy this great State and lis gallant
democracy The German democrats feel and know this
they hard at work here you. Yes the voice
OF New York will be heard the side OF the democracy
We had German mass meeting at the court house in
Troy, in which took part, and one in Albany, whsre
Doctor Hebbe, of Washington was present
will be, during the election in Albany and Troy, and
can assure you that will do my part in bringing my
friends up the polls cast their votes for Pierce King,
and democracy.
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ftuAH tuu nuItlHufu htpublluan
- The Truth OF Hisfory.ss

We ask attention 10 am extract from letter we have
lhs day received from the gallant Col. Randolph, OF
virginia Col Randolph speaks OF what he saw and
participated in. He with General Scott on the
lines m the war OF 1912. and also in Mckee as com
mander OF the Virginia volunteers Colonel Randolph's
accouh, OF the affair at Queenstown varies very mate.
naily from Greeeys fmty sketches in the pctursbook
ana shows The alsehood OF the whg boast that General
ocott never lost battle, and never defeated Read
the letter;
WATERsIDE, Va. Oct 20. 1852.
SIR An article in the Alexandra Gazette OF October
lsh headed "Tfuh Of Hislery makes General Scott 10
say al ueensown .Iet us die arms in hand C)or conn
try demands the sacrifice !" That was moi the Generals
expressions he said am for fighting until two. thirds are
killed This induced by the council OF war OF which
he was the senior officer having decided 10 mark
you, say retreat, not surrender. Ii then that Gen.
Scott wlih great vehemence said. 81 am for lighting
I'll wo.thirds are killed." AT this time the enemy was
deployng The heroic Wadsworth decided with Gen
ocou 10 night until two thirds killed confessed his
ignorance OF military matters directed General Scott to
give his orders and they should be obeyed. Gen Scott
dd not IKE as position, brought troops about face, TO
lake position IN The and they before
they arrived on II; but when there, the patriot Wads
worth ordered them TO halt standing by General
Scott, lor raher irotng by him) heard the order
and made no effort 10 stop the men, but with them
The enemy was then firing. Gen Scott, Gen Toien and
Capaln Gibson were together. Gen. Scott asked me il l
would mol 90 with them 10 surrender declined doing
SAID land have eUer sad) we are disgraced.
General Scott surrendered 10 force The strength oil
which he could not have known. and there were six
hundred and nity prisoners takeD and only three hun
dred and sixty in line OF battle The General may be
military giant now, but assure you he was dwarf al
Queenstown. would have been silent but for that ly
ing picture book purportng 10 be the life OF General
Scott. AS far as have served with him, there is not
one word OF truth in it. have for years in my retire
ment wondered at The freak OF fortune that has placed
him towering such men as Jesup Miller, Pike
Covngton, and others. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS b. RANDOLPH
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py G. w. poTELEn. Amcs,onser.

Uy e. W. HUbELEss, AmctiouerF.
EXTENSIVE SALE or SUPERIOR NEW FURNtTtyRr Ar
" auction make business. we bsvc
10 Of
ton, a part which a follows, viz
Mahogany and mable-,op plain and dressing bureaus
md marble tands
enameed ftsgec chamber far a;,arc
aofas, y
Walnut Gothic and reception chairs
Extension dining tables,
Mahogany and other pprlor chamber chairs 9e1~
Writing
Mahogany and
Mahogany and hsr
Mahogany and French hcsssnds st
With other Articles plain furniture wall ,o a..
attention OF housekecpers, bout
Sale rooms. co,,.v f -
vsna avenue and i3h Friday, October oo, = 10
o'clock, a m. - ~r' '' - y"
Ien". Al sums Of and under Sos ss NOT
e~edng $780, three and
our and ave for hesyinv
90. t. J. EWELL A co.
"s'"-a V W. BoTELER, Auctioneer.
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sales To-Day.
ny >. G. MCGUIRE, Aues.one.r.

By J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttomeer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Thursday October 2e 10 O'Clock, shall
the residence OF " Kirby ESQ., corner Of 10Th and
his household and kitchen furniture, consisting
Mahogany spring hair sofa, rocker
DO do do divans, tables
DO marble-iop table, clock
Painted and wood chairs
DO window shades curtains
Three ply and Ingram carpeting
Oiiclo,h, stair capeting, rods and
China aud granite dinner and
Castors, glass table cutlery
Sboves apdirons, Tenders
Refrigerator, dining and side tables .f
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Wsrdrobes, washsfands, toilet sets H&
High and low. bedstcads
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows
Hair and shuck mattresses, blankets comforts
Counterpanes, quilts, shecting. pillow
Cooking and chamber stoves
Together with general assortment OF kitchen utensils
Termsi S25 and under that credit Of
four months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
q. MCGUIRE. Auctioueer.
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Q7- Pierce Club Mscting.h meeting OF the Pierce Club
will held the Club Rooms Friday
nj O'Clock for the Of the
Of the late distinguished Daniel Webster fun attend
is desired. b. u. FRENCH,
0ct2 President
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New ORLEANS, Oct 26-Bnsiness to-day partially
| suspended account OF Mr.. Webster's death.
Sales OF $500 bales of steady rates. The
ceips heavy having been 900 bales in tho
hon h + Y
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Camal Boat Suak.

BUFFALO, Oct 26.-The canal boat Union, with 1000
bushels of wheat sank to-day between here and Rochester
She was loaded for Mr. Burbank at Rochester and the
cargo was uninsured.
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Sra ,nbnat Accident.

Sr Louis, Oct 26-The steamer Financer collapsed u
due Grggsvile, illinois, the 10Th instant Seven
persons scalded, but fatally injured The boat
and cargo no, much damaged. ef
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New YoIk.

Capital. Divdenda Capital, Dividends,
1881. $50 4s $50 s25I0,s5d sal 100000 a. ,75taOs
1854. ...... 8,s4 $50 sy37,i5o 24Aio,ooO l,9is5o0
This Increase Of capital which Is sill progressive causes
the banks stimulate speculative loins As instance OF
the ncra disposition Of the banks loan stocks we
may refer ihe la'e bank compared with last
yeart
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( ARGE IRON SAFE AND BANK FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
IL Thursday aiernoon October
the lately the "Bank Unionv
Marble Buildings-
large iron bank safe
Mahogany and walnut desks
Arm chairs, counters
Letter press, eght-day clock ~.
- fine letier paper
Stove. wnter-cooien, Se.
Terms cash, in current funds.
Oct 25-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE. Auctonser.
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THE Y,iio,s r.,

The Yeiio,c Fsuer at Chayiestom.
CHARLEsToN. Oct 26.Thc board of health report only
death for the last 2i ocrs and cases Ia the
last three days.