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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-18
- $500 :
MARRIED.

In Richrncnd. on the 10Th inst; y Eidsi Wm, =
Lindsay, Mr.. ABNER w. w Ain I'm 70 hiss hiAni
r CARTER.
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" ~ - nv ale This Morning, commencing
non y 800 At the residence of Mrs Newman cor
mar of Cary and Toushee streets of all Of ner house
hold and Kitchen a'1 THos w. KEEsEE, Auct
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ENALI, AND WINTER STOCk OF DIX
GOODS.-J. Il. NJ. ROSENBAUM, have by
recent arrivals received their Fail sock and are now
abIe to chow much better and extensive sssort
ment than yIhave ever done before Their selections
in Ladies Dress Goods and Embroideries very good
and of newest STYLES Also in Shawls and Mantillas,
with a compIete assortment of men ana boys wear,
end Domestics from the most fayorte manufactures.
~ Having bought their goods under the most favor
able tsrns by paving cash for all, and selling them
at small profits only enables them to give better bar
gains than any other house in the city. They re-.
spe ctfuiy invite their friends and strangers Waiting
lhe city to call and examine their stock at
1893 BROAD STREET.
P. Sour stock of Carpets and Rugs will be open
n. xt week. Sc X
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DKICE, BAYLY IL WATKINS are re-
l. ceivius further supplies of
Rich SILKS
ROBES, Of Silk and Valencia
Rich PUPLINS and Vslen,ia PLAIDS
Beautiful EMBROIDERIES
RIBBONS, &c. &c.
And to open in few days. their entire assortment
of Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS, Stella and Bay State
SHAWLS, &c &C. Sc l8-lt
DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
l. We have no" IN store received per steamer Per-
STA, about
500 dozen POCKET KNIVES,
embracing full assortment, of l, 2 5 and blades;
amongst which are number of new and beautiful
patterns, and admirably adapted to the wholesale
trade
ALSO,
Received by same steamer, about
200 dozen WosrEsHoLM,s POCKET KNIVES,
embracing any varieties, of /, and bades M RI
of which are of fine quality and finish
Received by ship Great Western,
1000 dozen TABLE KNIVES and FORKS.
embrac ns some two hundred patterns Of wood. com.
handles. '''
re- An importation of CUTLERY, sltosetbsr 80
aesirsoe ana particularly well adapted tothe coun-
Vlte merchants TO examine it before making their
purchases. w 8. g. DOMAIN
importers of Hardware, Cutlery, &C. sz
&c lS-eoSt' No. 10 Pearl st.. Richmond, Va.
EOUN ID =. Y esterday morning, on MINI
street between 18th and 18th streets an ola ~ an
Toned GOLD BREASTPiN, with tn letter ..W y
inslce the face. The owner can have tho sams bv
calling at this Office and paying for this advertise
ment =. 10 ~
RUHNlNG FLUID ut 50 Leo cc0fs per
~ gallon, for sale BY
Sc 10 Ell. PICOT.
VIRGINIA WORM KILLKK.-A plea
sant, sale aud certain remedy. For sale by
pc 10 l. J. PfCOT.
WORms, WOhNls eff you wish 10 re.
~ a good Vermifuse. ask for the .yirginia Worm
Killer" Ii can be had of Druggists generally.
GAVE YOUR COsTLY WARE nv
~ GLASS. AAND EARTHENWARE- By
meaus OF the Chemical LIQUID Cement. made by DU
VAL NORTON, Druggists OF this city, all articles
joined with this valuable co position will beeoms
perfectly firm and ready for use in fifteen minutes
afse heinz jened. Price only 25c a IL "
MtMsLINES. kc...J ust received, NIena-
AVA lines, Prints, 6inshams kc,i Tor fall wear. :
III es c. HARTWELL K CO.
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s.--C0untry iner.
lily requested to exam
priced and fine Car
since the early sales.
advance ON cost price.
his time.
A. GWATKiN,
ne Exchange Bank.
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WANTED..All those suffering from
w Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, NC, to procure
some of Richardson's Wild Cherry and Bloodroot
Candy. This is vegetable compound of eight well
known remedies, for the cure of Pulmonary Com
plants 1t softens and oosens all obstinate obstruc-
tions OF the Throat and Lungs, alays, soothes and
heals all irritation Inflammation, and imparts a
he,lthy natural action to the Lungs For sale by
street, and by Adie & Gray, Meade Baker, LaidIey
& Robinson, l.. B Thomas, s. M. Zachrisson. w.
Pollard, 18th street, and Bodeker. 28-1m
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VEANTED Dave wish to contract for
w 90 900 Flour Barrels, and to hire several able
bodied men for the balance of the year. Apply to
TALlAFERRO l. BRO. MeTs,
Office corner Gary and 18th sts
" Highest cash prices for prime wheat.
6-2w
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nv ANTE D...TO TIN PLATE WORK
w ERS.-We are in want of two good Tin Plate
and Sheet Iron Workers.
Sc lots C. D. YALE CO.
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M >. NlEADOR will remain in Richmond
wi. for short time. Any orders for BETTING
RAZORS, Sharpening auy kind of Cutlery. &c, will
bs thankfully received and promptly attended to, if
left with Mr.. JAMES o. NELSON, Cutler, oppo-
site the American Hotel SO l8---dit&clt"
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EOU N ID .. esterday morning, on Main
street between 18th and 18th streets an ala IN AZ
Toned GOLD BREAsTPiN. with the letter NV. y
insice the face The owner have tho same by
Calling at this Office and paying for this advertas-
~
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lSl form her friends and the pubic, that her school
for Young Ladies, Shockoe Hill, Marshall street,
between 4h and 9Th streets ls now In ssfu ope-
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev James NJ Darden, who, as we'll es herself
has had much experience in teaching, and will give
special attention to the thorough Anthmetcal ln-
GLIDING Book -keeping) and Mathematical depart
ments.
~ She can accommodate a few mere BoARDERs.
Sent II 1856 l8-1m
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A CARD.--ln the Dispatch of yeste rday.
n the nth, pacing is advertised to come eff
over the Broad Rock Course, between myself and a
gentleman by the name of Lea have acquaintance
with Mr. Les, nor did ever hear of the race until it
ad vertssd. never authorised any person TO use
my name in making the race, aud do not know tn 9
msre Irene advertised as entered by me.
Sc 18-It ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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Is the beI
for the al
&c sndI
does notI
remains
For sale
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS.-The subscriber is daily receiving at
his old stand large stock of seasonable Dry Goods
friends and the public generally is ea1ne silly solicited
JOSEPH G. REDWOOD,
80 l8-G6tc2tk No 9 Franklin street.
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cuEARrp
.s%sB a & I v sss, .nS New ~
ship Bsllc. zeresa; Llverpoo,-zerees So 80
ss g%s SsE,n,s: IiysrRos,; Five,
bark nerrla, Leland. oissrew-Nespih Sons
sns ssss sD.s, cSrlsisnssn, $ JOINS f-Sclsoa ce.
Rrig Reipdeer Crri Curtis Observation-Disclosures Bro.
ss Tl,ds s ysgps; w oss ga s wsssy AZ
schr Msria. Lindsay, aaranham and amarx.t-Csrniug,
sebr sGfei CBr, o'Hara Hanfsv--scA ana whssock
scir ileetwing, D,yis, Apslachiccia1ssE Post
sehr Walter Raleiss, MaDsn. sayaanai-J \ Gilmore a
scarT D wagner. Smith. charlcs,on,-DoIlner raucr.
sssr psir Bel I Y,rh Lord 9rer'"
schr Pearl. -, Entabehpori.
scbr " staples, Staples, Brideeport-sssier.
ARRvED.
steamship Nashville Fwan Charleston VITA niee and pas
ssnsers osroord Tes,on Co Came .y.r shsres,on ea
Sew Ysla sundsy j. IN - haera. passed steamship
ps.sa AVER Sisr Aug sc Cape ocs Hope Sep. 81
very bad vsster the China sea and .. .sl:
ad nosp ne b, cams and squalls Aug "a IA straits
e ss w h1 fsS Sssnd s.s 1 "a
.s. julia h.. &s sd Il s & SSs
sSg fnss Cutting ssss-s A1,.srg Sept Y and
snss 70 Oct IN The Engisb Chansel Fredk spiimsn
81 g e ss S'.f sss S VT,
Se B to s cns1 gr
opmsss gone fore and maln courses lying ysai set reefcd
d Sa a4sS SeT OH Sn sss
syps rirprsd succession N westerly gales.
6hn sea Itor tof Bath) Cohurn, Glasgow, 90 daya th
GEO. 10 master Experienced for IS days heavy westerly
gales ws rain aTa ss k.ns 'p sA '0s yard
Ig plscS Ilsws tnew Randel Harrington. Ne in ballast
Irig Non, gornery, -, Calais, Is days with lumber TO
s Ocean traveller Sargent salem via mdse - Bryant
a Lunt
Rrlv Carton crowei, Boston.
sshr Ilsiris Neal nsnscomb, Porto csbelo "a days with
h.,ee cosfe &C. tot W Schmidt Co
eebr NAV Ne gwanberg Ponce Pr, Oct ~ with sugar
ans neiassss 10 su,ges Go, Oc a. lat % on Ion 30 10
rohe s~br II r Ternde from Crab Island FOR New YORK:
NJ III ID ts ~ " passed srhr Henry Meyers II
baltimore he's nd IN spoke brig Ctmmerce, Of New Bed
fva ~ ls rom lie Cares ~ Virginia day
srreriercF squan from NV, spht s.es A..
frir ~ NFci rn Mohel Machos.
SIR Fv4r~ De. -, Nliirbee
gchr Rec Rcd, Fcvaud Ne.
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regarded In the best informed circles hero the
cessor Of Mr.. Marcy. The southern menbsss viii op.
pose the Appointptn Of Southerpma because such
policy decides the fate OF Cuba for ever Mr. sldc
doubt could take the post but he will hardly sacrihce
himself simply 10 power for four years. Indeed
I doubt II he viii accept airy Cabinet position. II
would neutralse his personal influence, and
thereby destroy his party at homo. In the
Senate he confirm his power by adding his vote and
influence there to his other claims Mr.. buchanan
Those who ought certainly 70 know his views are conf
dent Mr.. sde viii not be in the next Cabinet The posi-
ton Of Secretary Of war pretty well settled. The
mediate friends and admirers Of Quitman somewhat
reluctant to him 20 into any national position he
does receive place among Mr. Buchsnan's constitutional
advisers deH upon H. Cuba has been talked Of and that
Jesse Bright OF IndaDa aspres 70 the Interior Do.
parment which, next after tho State, has the most
influence and patronage Douglas will NO doubt back
n the Vest As The Csbines must stand o. Si Win he
administration; and according 70 I'll experience In
buchanan nust fsi and fremont succeed him or some
new and fresh man. Bright occe In the Csbne<, the
supremacy in the West Il narrowed down TO Douglas and
Csss believe Mr. Bright desires the position OF Score
t.ry of the Interior, and So be viii receive it, Jake
Thompson, Of Mississippi is spoken Of for Postmaster
~res have informed YOU has been sent for 70 Wheat
land He and the President elect are in active CORES
poDdepce.
One thing is evident, Mr. Buchanan has determined
on foreign policy embracing Cuba and Central Amer.
and which ia intended 70 swallow up all domestic is
10 the people The Monroe doctrine IL to receive vitality
Cuba 10 be acquired and Eugand and France resisted
20 the last extremity necessary In the West Indies
The construction Of the Cabinet wifi indicate this.
The loss Of New York has decided the influence OF the
soft wing Of tho democracy II the State had gone for
tanned the seals or State As IL, and new
policy win hold them.
The Presidents estmabe lady, am told, looks for
ward with eagerness the day when she will turn her
back Washington. Harry Hibbard, Of New Hamp
shire IL In the city, and doubt will enjoy more or
less, the confidence Of the administration.
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The Struggles for Italian Nationality.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

BrooxtYy, Nov. 8, 1855.
Alo~ me, my sir, reciy, for the sake Of hlso
rca precision, material mistakes which occurred
10 the vsry interesting article published in ytur ycster
days ssua under The caption Of "I,asn Afsrs-Srug.
sies since 1890. And tho greater viii be the favor thus
bestowed ON me- that u viii afford me the opportunity or
making also some brief remarks the lcnghy letter
addressed by Mr.. Bclmeuiet 10 my Hrstriou country
man. Count nsnn, Just published N the Cswrisr d,s
Eat. Una.
The struggles Of the Neapolsn people for better days
&c you ssy and OF the whole allan ration Tor an On
hsb,ened national govern mont do net Hate from $780,
you hint your article but their origin be traced
many certur'cs before From Cre.ccntus and Cola
uann no thinking Italian has ever scquiesced In the
tyrsnncsl rule OF foreign oppresars and still Ices the
mcI ia tho thoovacy Of tho Roman Pontn The revo,u
ton of Naples and Of Piedmont In 1871. made and sup
por,ed ~ tho most enlightened classes 10 ostablisb
sol,d cou.sus'opsl soyernment vas only prt down by
The bayoncfs Of two AustFian armies com handed by
Marshal Gremont and General Baena.
In 1890 on the OF Louis Philippe 70 the throne
az Trspce that Prince found the French army Completely
dl.ors and could not bring the ned more than
marching towsrds the rrutb, and 10000 Aussrians
which were gathering IN Iombsrdy In order 70 con
oogs the Se s,r. minister. ., The newly risen King
nsurrcctor against the Car, and the Italians make
new atenps At liberty IN The Duchy Of Modeus and In
the Roman Legations. How the Poles fought on thai
memorable occasion for their enancI patton and how
bsndfui Of Italians he present Emperor Of France and
ne eldest brother, who died nj that TINE were with M
bsbaved 1t RIon and Ala Cstoca against the soldsx
az Austria and those OF the Pope among Ae most bril-,
rant records OF modern hstsry. But a. soon as the
hss shyoue THAI order rcened 81 warsaw end In ths Ags
so,s ana warsaw and the Legations returned under he
yoke Of their oppreesors BY divine right
vss then that the secret called Dung italy
nj founded by hazznl, yosng MAJ himself moi more
hsn twenty two years who had already acquired pre-.
80 go yenoyn for the bold and skhal manner win
bch no challenged through hs pure republican princI.
s enc absolute and rotsen doctrines Of the petty govern
,,,s OF italy. Rsmoziso, whom mention a. one os
,ns smers Of that patriotic society bad netting 70 40
ulih "A until he Was very unvBeY sppOpseyl ~ Nsszlu
~ counaeni shs, rr,erN1 s-cfscr "a SAseT 70 tsSA
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Echr Z Paine Paine, Truro.
Schr Moses WarfnK, Hailed, Bo0oa
schr HghAncer kickerson, Boston.
6chr Smith 4 Tuttic, Bacon. EossOs.
Scbr Harvey Birch Boston
schr Cop.a, Sears Dennis.
Schr Fayorie. kickerson. DeunlL
schr z o Townsend Keley. Dennss.
Schr Hume. Lee. Sandwich
Schr Moniter Roberts Waxeharn.
schr Angler, Besaey, Warehani.
Schr Notis Sterling, Wareham.
Schr Ranger Blackwell. New Bedford -.
Schr West Falmouth, Godfrey, New Bedford " -
Schr j Munsell, Chase, New Bedford
Schr Wonder, French Providence
Schr Sterling Chase. Providence. I
schr Buena Vita, Racket Newport
Schr Joseph Hall, Coe, Portland Ct -
Schr w Smaller Lawrence Portland, o.
schr Butler, Crosley, Portland. CT
schr Holmes Campbell Norwalk.
schr FddemAn Qighter with cargo Of Br brig 0Asur
recently ashore on New Inlet Far,
sioop Mary Dallas Hawkins Fall River.
n!oop yictorine Smith Westport.
sloop Elida nghter with cargo OF Br brig Giao receuf
ashore on New Inlet Bar.
soop Ears qshter with cargo Of Br brig 0oour rece
ashore On kew Iplel Bar.
recently ashore on New Inlet Bar.
steamer hovety, Bell. Philade phia
steamer Ann Hiza, Robinson Philadelphia
stesmer Perei. Arey, Providence.
steamer shetucket Geer Norwich.
One brig. unknown
W ind during the day from tos srd ,yh,
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The long Continued drought has Injured the coming
crop9 and do no, calculate making 30 hnds
sugar yesr. The crops VII commence very late In
Consequence Of the prevailing sickness.
Net . OF fever cholera board tho vessels
Port. shipping all through the island healthy.
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THE Synp YARDS GRxxy PoNI.-rhe ship builders at
Green Point are taking advantage Of the present fine
weather, and the yards present quite IN animated ap
pearance.
Eckford Webb has Just commenced bark for Tucker
Cooper of New York, for the New York and Glasgow
trade She will be $50 feet in length, 81 feet beam
fec deep, and about $50 tons measurement
The ship Jane Dogget OF $50 tons measurement, for
Durham Dmond, and intended for the Glasgow trade,
viii be launched about the goth inst barge, for lhs
will be launched Thursday He has also on the stocks
schooner Of LEO tons, FOR ,he Light House Bepsrtmen
Q. this district which WIN DO completed and launched
VIM Collier has on the stocks the steamship Columbia
for spoford Tileson, intended for the Neg York and
Charleston trade. and TO be commanded by Captain
Berry She IL 900 tons burthcn and will be In readi.
ness launch about the Goth Of November. He will
tons owned BY John b Gsdney, and int aided for the
Mr.. j. smonson has jus, com menced the construction
OF two steamboats, for Commodore Vanderbilt, for the
southern trade, 10 be launched In weeks. They
will be $50 feet ong SO feet beam Il feet deep, and
about 500 tons measurement.
Jerry IMpaoyssxSIs.-rhe Tenth street Ferry Com.
pany building additional alp The Groenpoint
side. When completed, IL will DO the terminus Of the
Twenty third ferry running TO Calvary Come.
terry Tbs company have so purchased the ferry boat
OF the one burned the past summer.
Personal intelligence.
\
States Revenue Marine icuer) service hss beea pro.
NOTED TO be captain.
The Hoo. Harry Hibbard, Of New HAMPSHIRE, Is in
Washington.
Senator yulee Of Florida, len Washington Monday,
for FLORIDA
Puyyer Richard r. Allison has been ordered 20 the
Washington Navy Yard inspector Of provisions and
clothing.
IN Finucy, who was wounded in the recent duel Al
Richmond, Va, 10 rtill convaescins.
ARRIVALS.
Al the Everett rIouse-Mr. VIM Gemmel. MIS- oemmel,
Scotland. Mr. W. McGni, Liverpool ~ g. Twning. Halifax:
Mr. and Mrs. Rcynod kochester. James Gordon Ben.
nett, Jr, Paris w. y. Hopkins DR.. Woodwork Jno r..
Steele L. n Edward Couman. j. j. Bow ditch Boston; Mr..
and Mrs Gilbert Dcane, Pouckkeepsc; Mr. and Mrs Waller,
child and Lexington KY Miss Alexander j. g. Ken
dal England Mrs A. ). Alexander, Woodford Co, XVI r..
Y. Van Wyck Washington Or. j. VI. Bay, Albany; r. &.
Looms nariiord W. o. Bartlett w. r. Steele, New York;
Fernando de Ia Cues;a and lady Mexico.
Al he Ca.epdon-R; X. swifs and wife Chicago Mr. and
Ms Marshall Woods. Providence: SIC. Brgno italian Ope
ra, New York; W y Bardsdale, O. A. Barisdac Virginia;
Mr. Mrs Pierre Irving. View York George Dent Eng
land r. Redmond New York. r. Frazer phnadelphia Gus
schmlusx New York, g. W. Newell, Albany; . MI.
England y. Carter Brown, Providence. Mr. aud Mrs j..
O. Mosey, Boston Miss Mary g. Parker, Duchess county
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Before Chief Justice Oakley.
Nov lO--AIb,rt r.. Hal re. Holman and ofhsrs.
Suit for negligence by leaving open q hatchway in
Centre street, through which plaintiff fell and was
injured (aresdy repored) The jury brought In
verdict for plaintiff for t75.
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Gov fi--ruApas ov sxuaorIyu-william Kentsr, se
~,os ress. ~ he hnsvican snip Southampton Jacob
ssT re~,asnt Of Brooklyn, and lad named Clark, be-
onxng The vessel were arrested on cnargs oi smus
oseqa.
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wAnscro-, Nov. 10, 1859

wAsmsero-, Nov. no. 1885
IL G 6r1--Hi C,nfy7Iotfor-Fvsi0a Pcliy ~ Mr. 81
e1ar0n--Prerid-re' L1ly. a. a.
he question u regard 70 The seals q STATE ya
aecded, ssnovgs. n ael0g. rssea. - re-E.sa J,
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fist o, letters advertised 10 the Phi sdeIphs P@sp
x>do~ Monday, Nov 10, rcmsinins 10 The Philade
phh Post ofce uncalled foss-
wxw YopB HovsU B0srUS norD.
AHrsiett Beyrys-no doubt Parker Wilder Co-ad-
isscrced Tor Bartlett A verthsed Parker, wildes 4
p~~rvs Co
C.stss a. a Young Potter, Mute White Bal.
rrsu4 Mallory ley-advertised Potter,
Garrett o.. Nuts, white a Barclay.
a. Taw Eaq rpham, Tucker Co.-ad
L~avftt Dellssev Co I'D vertsed Upham Tucker
vsrtised LesviA, DsipeB salIsoas Hovss
r~v-u,r,a pa Constable, Walker n Co
. u~.ss a % George Page A Co.
x,s',.,~. a Allan A. &w. r. Sewers
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


AIsxsAc ros roxK-run
prsvs........... ~ uooS EIsE ss....:..eve n
srrs-.......... 4 ~ HtsH wArrs... !.
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Fpov rpT rrErop SIZE. Oct. Sen
Bank circulation .e61 s7s 100 n 50, 602, 200 r.
Brarche< do............. 6o,12o,70o TI,o2A&0o
Receipts payable At sight. 3,52i3s3 5,o33.sss
Government deposits .10l4t2,5tT llb,ss.3o2
Other dcrtsiu ........ .1l9.6 b7e3 loo, COS, 2eb
DO with brancbcs....... 2,37peI 2s,s5s,$@s
Total. 500. Cos 41o sea,s6a53i
This shows diminution Of 3 ,430 500 francs in
the aggregate circulation Of the bank and branches;
and OF 97e7 f2I in the immediate liabilities, incud
cprprop npp or THE ACCOUNT
Cash in hand o62,elo 115,126,4oi
10 branches. ........ 80, ,o3e 122eTooe0
TOTAL les. 4eo.e8 $500 ai
This statement shows reduction In the amount
NJ bullion and specie of 81, $50 545fr., nearly 30
nor cent during the MONTH II beng In the proper.
ton OF in cash to 81 in notes OF the bank and
hranches. and 70 Of the immediate liabilities in
Guiding public and private deposits. The proportion
M cesR On the 9TH Of September 70 circulation was
90 10 "a. and TO immediate liabilities, l TO 81.
The comparative position OF the Bank Of Eng
land. a. affected mainly by the drafts Of specie fer
the Bank Of France at the dates named, were a.
follows go. -, .
specie snd bullion. Eio,T ,2s7 1l,76esI7 lanAMs
rs,cnla,son .. aopspts 2o,214230 1880, us
This shows a reduction in the amount ot specie
and bullion In the course OF the month OF flszss2l
and in the ast week Of 1886 lis. The pr portion
of cash b. notes al the close At the month being
az I 10 ! ati60, instead q 70 ! ~ ne begin
ling VI H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-24

IHh Col SfkiSES PROPERTY EMBRACING
L over go E,rrs ct well improved lands within one
mite o Tie present ecrpoTate nts the city OF Knoxville
can De bought Tor 5000, All things considered we have
no hesitation Ia SayIrS that this decidedly the prestest
bargain that has ever been offered oT about ths civ
Tue dwelling house alone cost O00 to say nothing
Of the other valuable improve two miles Of
post and plank fencing, new; Deer park fine large barns
sheds good houses smoke house corn cribs COM
Portable Office for lawyer doctor fine grove of shade
trees OF large growth consisting OF 0uk Locust Mulber
Ty. Cedar Spruce Pine, White Pine fine Apple Orchard
&C. Sc. We predict that this property in less than ten
years will command 100000. For particulars, apply
VIM. @. Brownlow, ether by letter or in person.
s7g- Memphis Enquirer, Nashville Union American,
Augusta Chronicle Savannah News and Charleston Stan.
dard, copy month, in tri weekly ISSUE
ian2e-triwlm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-24
FOR SALE.

FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville, near the
IA EOIensvills turnpike road containing hftyore and
quarter acres frstrate land comfortable dwelling
house, tpe spring. orchard, &c.
AlsO-A Fsrm five miles lorth from Nashville, the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville, fronng hundred and if
y eot College street and hundred and forty feet
Franklin street, having on it brick dwelling house.
containing six rooms pantry, Kitchen smoke house. SER
wants rooms, &c
AsoA lot the above fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and seventy feet College street nine
tyeght feet and Market street niney-eght feet. On
this lot is well aording su abundant and neTer-faing
supply of good water.
Ii information should be wanted with gard to the
above property, when not at Nashville, itmay be OBJ
famed by application To DIR. John s. Young, corner Of
Broad and Summer streets
decll MORGAN VANCE.