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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-28
MONTICELLO BANK,

CHARLoTTESVILLE,V VA.
INIIIS institution is based on State Stocks having
an amount of State Bonds and Bonds guaran-
tied by the State equal TO the entire amount of its
issues deposited in the Treasury of the State be-
sides, each Stakeholder is individually bound for
the redemption Of the notes similar to the Central
Bank, Staunton. and those established On the free
banking principle.
Discount Dy-Tueslay Of every week. Pa
per for discount should be deposited previous to
O'Clock on Monday.
S. w. Ficklin, Pres't, Alex P. Abel, Cash'r.
DTectms-S. w. Ficklin, b. G.. Flanagan.
n. fl. Masse. J. II. Word, j. Wood, Jr. c.
I!ornsey Il. L. Parish, e. d. Everett, and w.
M. Wade.
Sep. IA, lS53.-Sts.
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TO PAINTERS.

PROPOSALS will be received until the first
IL day of October next, for painting the Fence
which encloses the Public Square in the town Of
Monterey. The fence is five feet high, and the
whole length S35 feet. 1t consist of lO4 posts six
inches square, two rails four inches square running
the whole length, on which are nailed palings
three inches wide. one inch thick and three inch
os apart. with plain plank aud strip at the bot
tom, and capped with strip three inches wide
and one inch thick. There are four gates the
p,sts of which are one foot higher than the fence.
For further particulars enquire ofeither of the un-
dersigned. WILLIAM w. FLEMING,
JACOB p. STRICKLER,
ADAM STEPHENSON,
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NON'lGE.

4 s Administrators Of the estate of. {. Ridg-
IN way, decd, hereby notify all persons in
debted To the said estate. that payment is required
without delay, as am determined to close my adj
ADMINISTRATION in the shortest possible time. also
desire creditors to present their demands for pay
McRt. T.. 4. EilJUh AI. Adn ur ul
j. e. RiIgway, deed.
Stanton, Sept. %, lc53.-ft.
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1853. 1853.
cg FALL IMPORTATIONS OF ED
SChina, Crockery 8 Glass Ware. WM
IL. l.. EEECkSON, DIS Broad 81,
1853.

,Neary opposite Mess Brecden, For y COS. Dry
Goods Store,
rs now receiving, and will in few days receive
Il the remainder of his FALL STOCK. His as
sortnOnt will be complete and Of thenewes style.
Also Table Cutlery, Plated Spoons on English
Abata. equal TO Silver and not one fourth the price
Also Castor Frames. Forks, sc. With an end
less variety of FANCY s. CHINA GOODS.
Country uousekeepers and Dealers are solicied IL
give him call. Goods carefully packed and at
low prices.
Richmond, Sept. IS, lsjS.-2m.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

RDY virtue of a deed OF trust executed to me by
I'D James d. Fertig, bearing date the 18th day
of February, 1858, and of record in the County
Court Clerks Office of Augusta county, will on
Tuesday, the goth OF September next,
for the purposes in the deed mentioned, sell upon
the premises, to the highest bidder, A TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Miller, j. G. Polmer, G. B. Stuart and
others. on which said Fertig now resides containing
ABOUT 100 ACRES.
The greater portion of which is cleared, and with
proper cultivation might be made to yield very
abundantly There are on the Land ,estSssss
rood ORCHARD, several Acres of$3tsk
choice Meadow. ID w L L. &TYesM
NssM 1. n G HOU Sc S, Barn --as&sza-.
:... and Stables, and one of the finent Springs
E.l.k4in the county, and with little attention
and improvement might be made most excellent
Bay Mare, Grey Horse, Bay Horse, Stall
lion, 8 Colts, Cows and increase, head of
Hogs and increase, / Road Wagon, 6 set Of Wag-
on Gears, 1 Plantation Wagon, Flows. Har-
row, Axes, Hoes, Wheat Fan, Buggy, J
set Buggy Harness, Buggy Whip, | Wheel
barrow, Grind Stone, Wagon Saddle. Wo
mans Saddle, Mans Saddle, 2 Riding Brides,
9 Saddle Blankets, Hay Fork, 2 Shovels, A
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding for same, Bureau
and contents, 4 Tables, 2 Clocks, Is Chairs, !
Cupboard and contents. large Chests, small
Tables, 6 Pots, Skillet, Iron Kettle, Copper
Kettle and Il Crooks.
Terms liberal and will be made known on day
of sale.
Possession of the land given Immediately and
to the buildings in very short tune. 80.
The title to the above property is unquestlona-
bly, good, but will only convey to the purchasers
such title as is vested in me by the trust deed.
f. r. ALBERTSON,. Trustee.
August II, lS53.-lds.
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MOTECE.

HpEING DESTROYS Of hurrying the affairs of the
I'D l.t2 firm of PERRIS & BIpGw,y to speedy
close. hereby notify all persons ind 'bcd To come
frw ard and settle and those having claims against
the fem to present them.
w. A. PERRIN. Surviving Partner.
Staunton, Sept. 2S, lSj3.-tt.
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10y the various steamers and packet ships from
III London. Liverpool, Glasgow and Havre. we
are receiving our importations ofFOREIGN DRY
GOODS. for Fall trade. all of which were pur-
chased in the principal British and Continental
markets, during the past Summer, by our senior
partner entirely for cash, and at prices at which
they cannot now be duplcated-our stock embra-
ces an unusual variety Of Fancy AND STAPLE
GOoDs of British. French and German manufac-
ture selected with particular reference 10 the trade
of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee.
We have also in store full assortment of
Domestic Goods,
the whole comprising themost extensive and splen-
did stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited in
Virginia.
We have also complete stock of Ready
Made Clothing, which is much larger than
usual. and is entirely of RICHMOND MANU-
FACTURE. gotten up in the best manner, both
as regards styles and workmanship.
We respectfully solicit call from merchants
visiting this market,and have only to say that our
goods rI be sold as o,o as the same goods are sold
IN ann market in The country.
KENT. PAINE s KENT.
Richmond, Aug. 81, le53.-6t.
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POsTPoNEMENT.

POSTPoNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed to Thursday The
6M Of October if fair if not the first fair day there
after. f. II. ALBERTSON, Trustee.
September %, lS53.-tds.
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100 Packages of Boots and Shoes.

100 Packages of Boots and Shoes.
ygVlIE subscriber has just received his FALL.
u AND WINTER stock Of BOOTSgIsp
.l,ND SHOES, comprising every article EMS
in his line of business. Nearly every spe-' wa
cies Of leather work has raised nearly % per cent.
since lust Fall. and prices are still advancing =
The stock now offered was laid in before the adj
vance in prices, and will be sold in the main at
iOrmer rates.
Aso ON land a supply of Ladies and Gentle
mems SANDALS.
The subscriber returns his thanks To his CUSTOM
ers for their liberal patronage. He pledges him
self to sell TO good customers at six months, at 4
very small advance ON COST
A. NJ. SIMPSON.
Staunton, Sept. 2S, 1858.
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RURNT TIMBER, Gold Leaf, Paris Green dry
- ed in Oil. Phosphate Lime, Cupping Glasses
large and small, McMunn's Elixcr of Opium.
Sc, sc. LAIRD s. TRIMBIE
Sept. q, 1858.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

I SHALL. agreeable to the last will and tesla
l. mony of Elizabeth Hoover. decd, proceed to
sell in the Town of Staunton, &c ACRES of
Timbered Land. lying on the Staunton and Par
kersburg Turnpike road. about four miles from
Staunton, on Monday, the 3rd day Of October,
1853. ,al, H..
TERMS One third in hand and the balance
in one and two years, the'pnrchaser giving bond
and security and the title retained until the whole
of the purchase money is paid.
ALSO-One bay Mare on credit of 6 months
taking from the purchaser bond and security
GEORGE BAYLOR, Ex'or
OfElizabeth Hoover, decd.
Sent. T. lS53.-tds.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
VALUABLE TOWN LOT.

IN Saturday. the sM day Of October, | will
" sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front of
the Post Office in Stanton. that T.4L U.4BLE
LOT and JY.aGON MIXERS SHOP, stu
ated on the South side of Lewis Cheek in Staun-
ton, where the Lexington and Scottsville roads
come together, it being the same lot conveyed to
me in trust to secure the payment of certain debts
by Henry and Alfred J. Stofer, by deed of record
in the Clerks Office of The Husting's Court of
Staunton. Acting as trustee, shall convey such
title as is vested in me by the deed Of trust afore-
said. J. ID. lMBol)EN, Trustee.
Sent. 7, lS53.-tds.
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r,.. for .s :. Re- e, T y., '''s
= ca X,s 9 -, s :. - - s15s r. .o
& 90. AZ, - pi,sea up At Sc "a. y .ozs
~ 90 49, us.i, 20 sr'ye os~,s 81 -. 80. eaiss
i.f Oo-' 81 49, NJ G.o-,,. par % s-rve =
$50 e. ,so- &c p, f, - .S ~ f. scr a. 10
trrfr 10 - =. 10 tr.sssr 7CI- !. 60 -aso1-d "a
g. - .,e sb.te hem II a7j.e for rz17i "s'7' ~
WHKi e ! coll .oa s.syy ss o.. o. s,. Ss
pEoSIIOSs-Thsr- = ee,',i q asns n - Ys.. - 3 b
p" g., Z er E wiz, No. ~ sl ~ ll2 - "
- So, I'd q f5asi Is or Plm- fnle IL" =
,l4f.' e-0s8 - isaa s.e se.ay a. - ~, al
~. 10 r.. ss,gls-,. I'd = 92l ~ Htrt Lart r.
90 O.. sesa ~, r. olo, "a iits.e. hr sac
b., a.n r.s, or see-Ps-s]' s3' 'a'h 'ad
LssD-1ie,si ,tv1 -. .qs s'siias5 81 for span
sOAs-os.t IN Jag 'qs't 'od arn- sale. o. -
;i f,'e sAcrEas-s,, lv- see- made l'o boxes c-a
o.. 1 Sc dy s.-s OF . % 5.es Fs's-n I'D
fisaDi, Cd WHOM, essp'' day lho w ':
hs = b.. mi 81 us.feru pax re ter for Grand d,
Nees,f, .ir d. e. h- on. sif 5r " L. ~ 5a az IS
iave ot g.efr 70 ed g. f srs..t very o.
&c ~. ,n ia ns.es-re a. re fls6' - "a .re
Re, p.iy arer Sales q" Dbl. At - o.. = "
sefyI * 5 asds easier and The denaai 70 Md
s.:h.s o. go 20. PINE American - on o. ls, ot-
~ Gre.e Fr. a. w 10 81 Tennessee selling a. '- - r.
Afscrn.fse. common Ro,klsnT V,n 9s
"a a r. ANNALS en-; sses Of wo eifG - ~ 'O5f -
Inn /. b. a. s Gr, g. st = ported; the sDIPy '-- |
rs \ Hriff6. sales A. 81 p , ,..-1 al ma p
tTNEER and with good - ~
80, M d, he ret s Grner Of two carroe' fAi-a
I've It s3ast s-d too Cpsoes Pehe'' '7i'a's ' r
- The ,uirlv large, ~ dema 20 and lfes
a.. -, ,es fte csf7.ss BIue Nindor A. - - c4lh
Ana in s,.ds M ia ac-E~ dcuA9 OF H'' P-7
Sc q 49, go - ~ t70 81 VI .n , 80 ,s.
sATT-rii-ef havca ncy 5o9n~ard ne ewes are ss
end he oeTDafd - islt ss4@s i-'"' 'a0S H''- 90
tusie Turss j. ID ~ &c 4o-,,.5 81, r,,t..
a.. n,leu fucs weather Sir - hus1e a. me s 90
-. no q. 0ic NJ 'l~. 10 rst J4vs a HE ,,
STOATS are ~ sod amply "ltna in "a .I4lt d -
lflbr, ella ic u.s. 100 sew Or cans - icbf4f 'r' mo-
MoLAssYs Remain da md knoT Of 70 "a 90 worn
"HG fc0. Moderate business d5i,g AZ tonne, or - sae ~
M Tsrfrefv a. ii0or: f tacs Havana - ~n1f-i o. e
Oh 10 nd CocuSe ticut s-sd 81 - Hpc ,.,. e.. H. 40
trtf't- naclVe, ~ % buyers fod'e ' o t
,s. trt prices .tesdy wa efser sock. 'ae % ' ~
ffsuor. 10. 90 TIC % no4rs ..f,.o, .-a,.1e.
qIF H. market i quitt OWING 70 M ny
lu. rr ces are finn with only slight INJURY iT Ma ~ s
f.e East We cnhl4s u fiuu'u Et---' N'
Iesv, ton'iuue good densnf ,-,t .i..,s q oo ,, A.
90, a. The &c. arrive efefn - "'iD
Of gals SpfIDr a. ~ @5' io- n eacAen ~
NIL Il frc - sc sprn. hsacheo at ~ 5tci -
vi tefst co. Lard snei a. 70 ass; ir ts ana '' W
I Mf.ff ..- 1r.r,a .1s
- ,,,ce ot, sr 470ic Crdes ~ iir ds And n - =
a. Norm Conri, Of 800 b1s tesn s guet Dl' s'S "
[ fruer
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ttndson River Market Boats.
Freight Linef carte md Fem P'oe7c'' g'nF'a@y
fRsoort.d excluav,l, the New-Yofk DAILY TnOai

T,ei1lf Iisfof Conlc qal Fam PT1c7'tl 0f0fTl'I'
tRso,r.3 exclusvll, & 2 the New-Yofk DAILY Tn0ane.
Ia. D. Hunter Msse OF the barge Newbofh sr1vuR ilsdy
=, Cot of Vgrren- Newbugh. reports me i1n~n
ec ., Nv the TIP s. Bfes Il qusfs oee Il yea
60. "a 800 CsIv 81 81 Lambs i5dressed lanos -
So no Fowl n Ducss ~ IBIS Egg 875 ADD pals
Rtrrer obi App Is p bhs Pums horses
~. XII Nss,-r Of seamanat Columbia arriving Tne-Ssy
rir a loot Of HUDSON. onss ne o9'hs a
M bc e tra IS Eesyes Cows sud Civr-, Nea4 sf- =
I. a. ons Fosls q b1s Egs s. tubs and pals Bat
M = l Pot.foes has Hay g. bales sta~, IL tt App-t
"a NJ Whes, Four. i5 bbs Rye Fopr ' bush Os - b''
40 s7tsls PAYER Is bSs Machinery to Broom
Cant Rove Masfer Of the steamboat a ~ a, ei4s i-
IT,, aud Slturda, ouqs cot OF Fan. ms. ltnsl
n sric ~ by the inp Aus l6; II Beeyes ftn y -
~ sh Or and Iamls ~ Fl Turkeys, 81 TAB, Al 's e
7iis Po,soes lg9 ises hay 3 bbA Apples u 'Eets 0ne'
fruits
Carles s'esd Mlser n the lsige Monmouth aF nd
frrius " arrt r. from .ewbur.h bn-. ne
r.. f Veal Calves
eTe ~ fowls hb stubs aud pals ef - hrsil q
7qsides he pro Chau sces bN' mar -t-' JULES "
Horse. i hales Goods ...- -- .
Andras Nss,f of tie N,ri AnercA arnens les
a,v ,,r et foot Of Mu.r- from ugDu, br0e me W wa
rc. l., me trp Aug IS Horse, Sc sdes Leather o io' A
blls. lears
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nc week in Angus, at tbe folio wing places

Markets.. CARErvLlY RErORrro FoS Tvs ~ l. TSiSvSE
TVXSoAy, Aus lG
AsHEs-The market dr but arm Sales OF % bo-~ ~ l3d
~ sIi for Pots and - l.i RS Isl for Pearls -,
COfToN-A steady siks, for ts staple SALES o'c bales
FLOUR MEALOpr maiAe for Western aud state Flour open
ed the' lower the wsater being unvorAe TT BUSINESS
hu Al demand
IL for Export pat for fresh ground State 10 arrive Csnssn
better demand sales q SEQ bb fresh sreund - p rae
n 100 bhls S5 as 49, f,r
sis siste IS fs Is Is mixed fancy aesas Iadns
io sraees are easier Of 6e bb 81 81 rs mxei
sood brands Baltimore Alexandra and oeogown no old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

steamship Msnon, Foster hours I'm Charleston C. 70
.e,r'f bound On MONDAY 18Th "a N c.rs H.fa. u;
hsr W eAhanscd signals with steamship Jas Asser hence
fer s' sn s.d ', ro. WSssa s. %
NJ q ms. Tcb OF app Hs;tcras Signals with steamship
:s: sfp ' Ayr clssisS ses1P Ai.sas
> E..n,r,e Iirerncol IsiV - nj - "a -
rssssei g,Is ,eiesa Co He'd hr.e births on board
ss "s H. E SS july i s Won os s. 1a y ss
S.a s Si S % I 6 L2s sods ' . ss
xHd Avs a' q - on g 10 'gs.s Big ";' ca., fen es
pool LverpSo fdelfAa with oss Of nrzsusst close
Dos ssee teen soYpled sia ro1vcs BY
B''S 'sI' sse. i,n sie s B,r 81 O. i
ing 70 II. eastward JAY Jaa's: rss;ton, .eaTsn 5leA
s 81 me- i e aP 5s.s M1.s co. 1S
r., "a 70 eeSsf We. "a pra;s Nc 10 az " 9s
o. isso ~ Aug NJ, Ia q = oai 20 10
s g 4 . cs n sT ssgsI ss,Ss 1a, aSs loss "a $ 81
tor. alani.mssr had sal.n up for rnsn torrnas
Ship NewHsnPsAHs chse L,srTO9l 1sas H. ~a 9i's = ze
. a 50 Ans,ls:a 'SF 1ss3aw JslJ Il
lat a 81 a. spoke NOr~ bis shatO, IS ds from BdsssI
sSf bsSy Goshan Manila April Is with hemp, .us. sad a
shin Com IA Lambert Cllsso- q with mise
SIS sss to DuDhSn enon Ass lat a. - lon GO
Sir coSnlisns cf Bos:cnj 81 IL bAa AID
AK w::. 81 Sf sS o S . 'I a. Il s be- s
Mezsfan Of Boothhay ron Boston for Baltimore
Bk Ann Harley tBrl Swary Gssow 81 ds With ndse and 5
r.ssas.t to wocskp Juy IL the Bans. spoke barb HA
Bah Lycufsu- CNesp) Cosar Palermo, q d, With re
pss.eneer, 10 Chan bersp Robinson Co.
Bark wiespd Brer Henke Bcmen Z ds with udse Aad lS
rssseugtIs 70 Never Sucker
Bs skuda NoIw) Hjeson Bo,dsax 81 d. with braDdies
Eu1eh Msneke. Jly 50 lat IS q loo 81 f6 spoke ship New
Bns Boro K.mpon BoSs.s Juas 81 with brandy win. ae to
p .s1sSsoa sc 60 with ship Ihona snsh Tor y issh
sit 90 TucleI II hhcuIn
BIZ Belle (Brl sTOOIHan, Sydney B. Is d.. with coal
CuDsrS
Bug Bufso lBr Nelson Maitland, s. Is ds With pa-E 10
: whitley L Co
Brs Marine (Br Woodruff Lv.rrO, with 80 tuo- sal, 70
! Ii. Bran
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Some ides OF the rlAiive prices this year aud last may
be gathered from the srest GhpoPoon between the in
crease in qusr hty and the additional value Daring the
srs, quarter OF S52 theseras value othe bars received
was 50 CO. while during ne period of the current
year the average was s. 90 Increase of over loo
cent.
The csuse Of the Direction of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company in recently changing the President of that lns
tuition hiss been MADE the 81 sci OF so AMI pro
scied controversy tat the Quertery Report Of that In
stituon which vii be found ia columns this morning.
vii be widely read with interest We believe this Report
viii be found decidedly lucid and satisfactory
statement Of the receipts OF Produce by anal for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

REcArrULaTIoN
tie .rflC -C -
P,,l,se,pn,a harriet. .TursDAy, Aas t.

Tie CoIToS market tnl Tut thcIe s.ey ila ln9uy a
M ran1 sold for fl aes bAsk remain.
viii out cee There inquiry t1I tLov for sinu' li
tc0 bf dispose OF IT g. So per BIZ esl srluni
at s. d. stock subject 20 r-in.rec o. ano Tor
the pTy Of me retailers ni 1tkefs
within me L. rc s5G IS q foI aid eNf. bfens 90
ga 20 fancy lraut- Ca Ri tL0t and % MA mere :
limited. and tte only stes
orftd 80 huh pine new southern td az - ia
vlg,h hYL change CoGN - 'ai- re-
Get ~ Gtr s,s e fCo GEO hush Yellow are 'de Tor o
10 90 SC bush t 20 ila
~ vu,sy doll nd &c ia both hh = and blnris
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A. a. IS. Hrcf Aus 10 bark y rod Green : tte-na WIZ
-.ffbs ~ 80 rs bcue.
AZ &. N@sr 18Th bark Thomas WnOT, tof Wesip'rt
Fif 800 BIS p 11 Ssh On - 'fr
r. = i.f = q " Jon % rs " b,-k Arr. Rste M sv-r "
80 = .ieh july g. ia' 3ls5 Y, loa = IS w sem Pl a-s
~ ,u Nsrt1cke'. ~ bos. q. , ..
- .f f-. To.rg Phr,T T3tey Moth Pa-. D;ei- 'iI-
~ ii. We f,sfsr Cres ~. lfh. 81 p Lcvrs Pacific.
sroter-Juv7 ai y lon a lasd Dafs Grlyh5und
r4NI....r.-. c-l .-ug-oLl Lot reported
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~
TUESDAY, Aus l6-PM
The Stock market WAS quits dull IN Dig Tor cash So'A
but there was great Difference b'tTseu c'sn ana u"7
Erie for cash cold at 70l declne OF cent from yes
terday but sod a. ~ od option GO days as m pyer
DAYS the Interest this equal 90 30 q for 'ney COl
fell L. New York Centrsl Pst-r Vein Read'n; !.''"
rsRua l. Cumberland 4, Florence and KeypoTt y on
The market was in degree effected by the news rom
abroad, which the Bear pony look upon az warhSe
Money was still IN active nd, hut the oas' securities
with reliabls men, o,uld obtain q at q c, at OIL rncre
IL no lack of money but di,tut # men in'nncn As
that the conse9u'ncs of tn late fall are " OPEL
The Exchange muket quite dull hs supply of bills ex'
ceeding the damsnd The rates arc - ana 10
francs e. l2l time hills
The bark yesterdly more Assurance 70 the
market The humbug ging y stem of "avereyss' DISCUS
cd tie last return 1t appears however, tn" 10 ct tue
bsnls bad increased Their loans 500 600 during the we
while the others diminished thes nearly siooOOoO The
we'll managed institutions understand htrp1s on ana are
not afraid to move Theme pShle however that con
troll the majority make mischief than The others can
repsir.
The payments from the Mint will this week swell tn
amount Of specie
Tberews fiom abroad is Of favorable nature. Amer
can produce will be largely 10 demmd bat nay IN 's' Re,
come dear in London The English fuads have declined
owirs to the growing fears Of Conso closed ~ 81
Q97I, which is decline of "A cent This value of
Money seems advancing Though the Bank has not raised
is rate The rate charged 10y tue discount br ker Is 81
cent There have been large receipts of specie from Aus
trse amounting 70 over s3COOOOO but the continental de
msnd for gold continues, especially for France
The Paris Mint have extended their pe,d FOR coinage 10
y -four days. which will render says The L0ad0" Tunes,
the further export of gold there "a blank operation which
~covers its expenses, bat leaves no prcdt'
The London NcHs SAYS:
"Gold to aow fceey from this country TO shs
conpent and the movements H. II course, pr0ce u
hong rs the precious metal ioun the ro acVant tze'ai
medium of remittance Toe bGlWn brokers se collecting
ali available supplies d gold ior dispatch across Tue Chsn
mel and Is pTesumahle that tAls week Australian IN
ports will quickly be sent away
The Ios, nai 4 Commerce furnishes the following
lMrukIS on Rail ROAD Iron Al NEWioRh.
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,sn corrii.d IN all-gai'n ih they are var 1n's
\, - cont, n6sd w-vtr that they sfs NJ "a n -
he s-sfuto confs rap,fss d. sn'nv~f, t"at tns O.
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-=po.DWAY-CAsKEY In Lincoln Tenn, jay p Vi Jsns
>,v ,s6 70 wear. H.t sItha cosey, ~ ID j@s,, 60
UT-WARDat Id sus poi Id rs0-nty VI 'HJ
~ bsr, 10 Mrs Luobda Wsrd The Idsnapos JoofnA says
h,is W b 'eSoWAvls Trinity " > Ch.reh Jes1 Cy
ASsr,f rs J., Rev Jerlss ayur - EdWi1 Johnin u '
g. % NJ Uarreft Couan. O. EeVV-iJrs.
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In.srnsrrs Arrived.

In gacletship Irha, fom Her5e-Df VI Hce T. T. hernK
n, nm 4gei'an (onc from LoHdHfa IhJmp t'l
aro dy Fr,rk II EIson Jr Of Lonton imss ,'hsn o
Toop j. In Fot.r John ROW Meters Gilbert AID tln iIoS
ard corle ingtor aud uy o krssnd an IN the esriee
p, sbIr cana Linn JycD Ciasgl rNis tuPhenia Drew
h III Clarence IRON Grand keg--Mrs Msok
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rs,fr Gre ar 80 lie 90 I'd 't s-t-r. -s Tie --s1
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slIsrURL ALMASAc......T HssoAY.
Sun Rises eco. II Se....... - NOON HSef s's.ssfs
TINS DAY
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK


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P arphs j. " Mckee Ashland B)ush Norfolk Stlgess Cles
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a Suafora. Kent l., acc M1CI ssdy Aot Co
ststmcr- Psker VEN, Tafre4 Baltimore, II II. raylcr
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ni.asters. Ae.

s,ax Ros,IIE of Biloxi from SexOr-ans IA ut having
,- lssl m -Gyy squs ard s,tengtas BrEos "a
mon s "a the North breakers and dysn
Flte lsard tef co would 4. se sived sEh
dan srrd s-d the weasel may Be Tot 81
llth AZ Al = NJ tie ts Citizen
Of Nj Nahias an EsperDsnt q SssYo q Cans
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Sales Of s,ocks az Pnfai-ipniu.


Ff BoordS2 geo Sch Nav Co. % l5i slo" Aiesa9{ %
RRG 81 $50 Camden and nboy es vs. so a.,
bsh Ga ga hoh Nav pref b. Sti SO DO 3t 100 90 .
Penn n S. Ati 30 co, AT 3famers Oh Ny w
tuoky Bank IA nos Penn benk b. l.t W. % o1 -
ma iOc DO III 50 Sch stock l. lsltnd % i, -
Sois efer Fi,sf Bard Sch Nav pref, SIS 20 ksdins kA
s5 al; leo Ions Island - ~ - 800 .. - , 80. q,
Seetnd Bo0fd5o LorF lslnT Y X i 10 Mot 'la 't'
Penn Al Il a 1: 20 Sch Nav. o d. "a Fni - iR Nv