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I,oOo Prizes amounting TO- 4lOt,UOp
Tickets $40 90: Halves SIS 90; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
The 1900 prizes Of ASH, determined by the number
which draws the 35 600 priEe that number should be
odd number then every odd number ticket In the scheme
will be entitled to IS So II number then every
number ticket will be entitled 10 IS so in addition 10
other Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying eqnai quantity Of odd and even
numbers tickets will De certain Of drawing nearly onehA
the ofthe same With chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with o. g l. 6, 5, eVenan
those ending with !, g. 5, Z, 3, are odd.
Persons sending money BY mail need not fear It's being
Orders puncualy attended 10. Communications con-
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken At par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diately.
Orders addressed to JANIS wINTER Box ass Nash
vile, Tenn, will be promptly attended TO-
JAMES =. WINTER, Manager,
sep1owAtw MACON, Ga.
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THEATRE There was a large audience at
the Nashville last night. Miss Shaw fully sus-
tanned herself in the character of Pauline, in
the Lady of Lyons. Tonight is her last sp.
pearance. She appears in the famous charac-
ter of Camille in which she is said TO be superb.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs FsrlOw Of
Henry street. New York. for three year, in deporable
state Of III health suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the Of Or. Hooway
Pills. and perfectly cured. Sold at the manufactures, No
So Maiden Lane New York. and No. 244 strlnd, London
and BY all druggists at 25c., 62Kc, and 81 pc; box.
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Attention, Americana!

Those citizens vino still have room to enter.
tain delegates to the Convention, viii please
leave their names at No. SO, Cherry street, at
as early an hour this morning as possible.
JOHN HUGu SMITH,
JOHN G. FBReUsoN,
W. X. TURNER,
JOHN A. MoEwKN,
W. G. BMEN,
Committee of Reception.
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Tickets. Tickets (!

Delegates to the American and Whig Con-
vention and Others in the city, can be furnish
ed with American Electoral Tickets of various
patterns by application at the Patriot office.
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1 Visitors to the City to attend
the American Convention, will
please report themselves at No. 80
Cherry street, that they may be
assigned quarters.
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Chance for Horse,

We have been requested by gentleman Of
this city to state that he has horse which be
will sell for double his value payable when
Fillmore carries Tennessee. Any one wishing
to purchase can be accommodated on applica-
ton at the stable of Mr.. Richards.
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Another Proposition.

A friend at our elbow requests us 10 say to
the Democratic Betting Committee that he has
$500 TO wager that Buchanan will not be
elected President by the Electoral Colleges.
Where are Old Bucks backersi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Assistant Marshals willmeet in front of
Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday morning at z
o'clock. s. r. COOKRlLL,
Commander-in-C Chief
Delegations on their arrival will report
themselves TIN ough their Marshais, at No. SO,
Cherry street. ED. BURKE PICKETT.
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rhe Ave Of Dying Human hair.

II but imperfecty understood even by those who make
the gIeatest prstsnsiOns The most sf the popular Hair
Dyes Of day may, for the time color the hair bat
succeeded by ataFnished green other unzghy sp
peaEAnce Boges Electric Dye void Of these nexious
properties 1t Instantly dyes the hair beaui natural
black brown which neither water sunshine
nish in the least: and 10 make dOuby
his agents are authorised 10 refnud the nooey the
perfect sAAcon Is not given. Prices 90 ets 81 90 add
81 50 per Inventor, W. BoeLs, Boston, and scd By
Druggists everywhers. my silly
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az In consequence of the indisposition Of
DIR. Shelby, the committee have named Ster-
ling r. Cockrill, Esq, as Marshal-iD=Chief, in
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B-The County Court on Monday last elect.
ed Halves Graves, n. II. Belcher and W. 7.
Mosby, Tobacco Inspectors; and Isham Dyer,
Esq, Ranger of Davidson County.
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SPRINKLING THE STREETs.-We learn that
arrangements have been made to ,rinkle
thoroughly the streets through which the
procession will pass to-day. This will be
great comfort, and will perhaps induce some
to join who otherwise would be prevented
from doing so.
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g-RUNsEY, Market Street, has just received
a small stock of Stewards New York refined
granulated Sugar for preserving. Ii is an eE
cellent article. Go aud see him before it is all
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.
TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night. Ocers: p BLoD N. g.; W.
w. THuRNoED, V.G.; Med. NCLES, secy T. L. MARSHALL
Treasurer.
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night. Officers w. A. WHERRY. n g.; T. W. RATCLIFF, v.
G.; 7. W. BARNES Sec'y; R. G. CoCKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No. TO- meets every Monday night.
Officers: P. I. PHILLIPS, N G. W. DARDES, v. G. L.
BEAUMONT, sec'y.; W. CAMERON, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their Hall, South
Nashville every Friday night. Officers: JONI r. Hill, N.
e. FaED. JosTE V. Il. c. ALLEY, secy JoHS TAEKsLEY,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMEET, No. /, meets on the 1st
and 3D. Wednesday night Of each month. Officers: c. SAY
Frs @. p; NJ g. FoULK, II. p p BLLIoD, s. W.; W. w.
THuRMoND, J. W. j. LYONS Scribe; B. r. Cutter, Treas
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night OF each month Officers
J. K. tDAUNDSoS. G. B. LYONS H. P; G. W. DARDgS,
W.; W. 8. BUREs J. w.. r. T. FLEMING, Scribe J. N.
WARD, Treasurer. jy23
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To Citizens and STRANGERS.

ine publication Office of the PATRIOT, No. 16,
Deaderick street, having been enlarged, will
De iound open at all times, day..and night, where
newspapers from all sections Of the country,
and the latest telegraphic news will be found
upon our tables for the accommodation of
Visitors. A general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to call and
avail themselves Of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news
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Cy- See advertisement of friend b. r. Cut
Ter, ia another place. lie has just received
choice assortment of hats. Call and examine
than
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10000 Tickets--3,260 Prizes.
PRIZES AMOUNTING To
S z o q, o O o.!
win be distributed 3ccofding % the IoIiOHlug
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
APPROXIMATION Prizes.
C,2SO Prizes amounting to......-............. t1Vi
Whole Tickets Sl0;-Halves IS; Quarters, 2.6


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $1,000 corresponding with those
are encrced With small tn tubes and placed in one wheel
The first 2l6 Prizes, similarly printed and enersisd arr
placed in another wheel The wheels then rsvoved
Number drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and Al n
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
Der and Prize drawn out are openet and exhibited to the
audience and registered by the Commissioner tbs Prize
being placed against the number drawn This operation Il
repeated until an the Fries are drswnOgt
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to
those drawing the first 16 Prizes viii be entitled to The 81
Approximation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
900 Prizes $40 will be determined by the last egure
Of the Number n draws the $4,000 prize For example,
IL the Number Craving the 600 Prize ends With No. 1,
then all the cl cts where the number ends in win be
entitled to $40 If the Number with No. then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in wiz be entitled 70
INDUCEMENTS To CLUBS.
As By This schems one Ticket every 10 is guaranteed
cts where the numbers end in 1, g at
the following rates which ia the risk them.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed aecrues
Certificate Of Package Of1O whole Tickets
10 Half ........-.... ~
II will be perceived by this plan. that for $50 the pur-
chaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets, when II he buys
Tickets he would only get for that WhOes, thus by
buying Certificates he has four chances for the larger
PriIes-Halves and Quarter Packages in proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded By nrst mall
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 70 pur
chasers immediately after tie drawing.
e Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every Prize Is dra and payable n
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 600 and under paid immediately affeE
tie drawng-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty days,
In full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets csshed renewed in other Tickets Al either
ONCE.
Orders for Tickets Certificates be addressed either
TO 8. SWAN 4 90 Atlantis, Ca,
or 3. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
octl orr. G HIGGINS, BoxS Nashville P o.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS so common to married ladies,
easily removed by cARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE the only
medicine yet discovered upon which the airer portion
creation may safely rely remedy for all their Ills. Let
them test its inestimable virtues, and be healed.
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To American Visitors at Nashville.

The editors and proprietors of the Patriot
will be happy to see at their Offices, as many
as possible of their American brethren who
may visit Nashville for the purpose of attend.
ing the Mass Convention and will take plea
sure in laying before them their latest papers,
40
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEW
ELRY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION.
BENZ. L. SHIELDS,

tTTILL sell on SATURDAY EVENING Oct. 4th, IT earl'
w gas light fine assortment Of the above goods, Joe
received by railroad from the Eastern cities.
sale positive. Terms cast. BENJ. y. SHIELDS,
oct3 ~ Public Square.
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CHEST PROTECTORS,

CHEST Protectors.
WE have on hand few Of the celebrated Sir Ashley
w CoopeT's Medicated Fur Chest Protectors. These
are highly recommended for protection from the effects OF
cold and fall and spring winds. Ali persons threatened
with consumption ought to avail Themselves Of This oppor
unity the article is to be had for tre and
have very few Of the left. .-
cts MACKENZIE & WILSON.
CataVVba Wine.
WILL keep constantly hand supply Of Dry Spark
ling Wses which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices, freigrs added. lapl B I. A. MCCALL
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FIRE SIDE CDMFORTS.

FIRE SIDE COMFORTS
lust received direct from Philadelphia and will be sold
u for a small advance upon Eastern prices
FINE CUT STEEL FIRE IRONS
American Fire Irons Of best quality;
do do brass tops;
Polished Steel Fire Standards, with Marble Slabs;
Bronzed Fire Standards, various patterns;
Pokers and ShOvels separate;
Hearth Brushes, Feather Busters, Dust Pans &C.
oct3 MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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TO THE TIMBER MEN

CRoss TIES WANTED.
T1ROeOaALS Wl1 be received Al tha 0fea u tha EdRs
II aad and Esusacky Railroad ConPAny Entl SapenSsr
i0th, e. ne deivcry e fHHTt-Fitr FaocslEs CFass
Ties. said res be eight fesl iengs viii snds cut
sgnaEe inches tc4, and saved hewed "a he
aasa,s hnes each 81 which hail - a. ezat ak Inrfes
sfdtste be e1Ffa iarhea vida They mast te
II eoe qnaf ~ red cea Whise eAinqaapa q scat cal
ropos nay ~ maie TT feyrFihg he Whes nCnbsr al
sasAvnk "a = Pssnss LaRda9. cozhef ~ river a.
tEsse fhoasand eshtg - theE4 pinis and krseen
ihonsnna ns Weed q 0eoeiuyhe - ne lnne&isn 81
tfarnAha nsy 3 sbtairsd - seFssns ~ qalerslss
e. A. AN9Eae0N
ssPae-tvA se& ckid Knaiasss I. A Ny.z.A.
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CRATES, STOVES, sc.
TT7E have on hand the largest in the city
w PARL0R, OFFICE AND KITCHEN CRATES
Heating Stoves for coal and wood oa sizes and patterns
oct3 MACKENZIE WILSON.
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A PROPORTIONAL gentleman wishes to
make the following bets:
$3.50 that the Democrats don't carry Penn
sylvania in October.
$3.50 that Buchanan don't carry Pennsylva.
MIA ia November.
$3.50 that Buchanan don't carry Tennessee
by Johnson's majority.
All TO be taken together.
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SOMETHING FOR BUCHANAN MEN.
One hundred dollars that Buchanan will not be
elected by the people.
One hundred dollars that Fremont will not be
elected by the people.
One hundred dollars THAT Fillmore WILL BE
ELECTED By THE PEOPLE.
One hundred dollars, that If the election is car.
ried 10 the House, Fillmore will be elected.
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CHILDREN,S HATS.

BEAUTIFUL assortment Of children's plain snd fancy
n soft hats in black and various coors received also
hand fine fresh stock Of neat and tasty little boys sill
hats OF make in white, purple and black plush
Parents will therefore well in calling with their youthful
branches to select for them nna and dressy chesI
and durable hat at the Fashionable Hatstore Of
A. J. FRANCISCO,
aug2S Ne. % Pub c Square.
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MEETING AT The PoLE."-Y yesterday ve=
ming, pursuant to notice, an immense gather
ing of people assembled around that high pole,
where msuy of the eminent speakers now in
the city made short speeches. At night an
other meeting was held, numbering thousands
of people, among which were hundreds of la
dies, and several distinguished speakers ad =
dressed the multitude. The enthusiasm was
unboun6ed.
The gas lights around the pole presented in
deed superb sight. Thirty-one burners in q
circle around the pole, each light within g
globe bearing the nsIue of a State, together
with the word " Union" above in jets of gas,
cast brilliant light over the ground. The
meeting broke up at late hour.
COMMON CoUNoIL.-This body met last
night, when the Committee appointed to fix
the salaries for the city officers reported a bill
to that end, which, under suspension of the
rules, passed the several readings and became
law.
The Board proceeded to the election of off
GERS, when L. a. Raworth was reelected Re-
corder; Charles a. Fuller, Treasurer; Joseph
L. Ryon, City Marshal; W. D. Robertson, I'd
Clerk; and J. f. Curley, Sd Clerk of the Mar
ket fer the ensuing twelve months.
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A. j. FRANCISCO.
SOFT HATS.
AERESH SrPpI.Y.

A FRESH SUPPLY.
lust received those much admired soft hats in the
Of RLwN and ROSE CESDREs (ashes Of roes which
said to the charm of making soft the hardest
gances aimed at Ct Of these for the visionary
organs pleasing, apparels Any gentleman there
fore, who desire sunny CLEAN from admired orbs,
ought not neglect the opportunity procure
these 'attrSciables' at A. J. FRANClSC0'5
aug23 Hat Bazaar, No. % Public Square.
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Al,o large ~ a csFper bsFhs sna ASstss ana Lass
Al e sAieh W bs soa en Ne no, re'ea.ss tsss ~
e-'A'" Kssx4a. sor. Bross ana cOnsrs a..
s..sas aae9tn11
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SOMETHING FOR BUCHANAN ME

az Second Presbyterian Church-Services by Rev. Dr.
LAPsLEY II A n. and P. NJ, on next Sabbath.
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Thiruy-One Ladies, Attention.

The ladies representing the thirty one States
will form in the procession to-day at the place
specified in the programme in the following or
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sou THERN cry!
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZESI 100000 DOLLARS!
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERSl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.


DI n UNI 4 VI I'm Q n n W
CLASS H.
To be Drawn October 18th, 1855.
A Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the super.
a intendence OF Col. Geo. M. Logan and J as.
a. Nisbet. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this magnificent Scheme care
fuycompare it with any other, aud II it is not the best
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better
than any Other scheme offered, don't purchase Tickets
CaDital $3.50 600!
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NASHVILLE EKLL AND BRASS FOUNDRY
no. 10 south Free, Street

n COOK, practical BILL ana BASS FouNDkHH
u. sane1sor Weller Cess, prepared % nsaui.e-
tioaa Alsa atram Whistles on Giohes cyineeF 9uAge
Foantsn Ard stop Cos Hese and Salt uei Jeinis oan
Mouating, Ans, Ffieti0a Metal
al wa maze ~ me ~itb rrhfness snd daspai, 81 80
bssi usssIia Al oE pI<ss asd ssfTsnisa yaHlS-tsiS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

bsc ss7kc. Crude turpentine was at 90, and tar al
$H1
about $50 bbls. lots Of meSs, at $40 $50 lax With
pare. Is prime at SIT 81 u SIT so. Beef was
inactive talcs limited 70 about 100 bbls. country
prime ard NJ yesterdays quotations. Beef ans
steady, al l3c a Ice. Bacon scarce and firm
Gut meats also drm 100 hhds dry sailed shoulders
sold at exc. Hams were at l0kc Lard was firm
with small sales in bbls and uerces, at I2ac l2T.c
Prime, in kegs was held at 13c. l31c Butter and
cheese unchanged
RICE quiet ana prices unchanged.
SPICES About 200 bags pmento were sold on priv ate
terms.
SUGARS continued firm, with sales OF about 500 800
hhds Cuba covado at sAc sxc., with some lots at
&c. and Others nj &C. Among the sales were 40 hhds
New Orleans at SIC. and 2l8 boxes Havana at SC. a
lOc
wmsKSY Sales Of about 500 bbls were made at ssc
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WhDNhSbAl, July 20, 1900.
The supply Of beef cattle at Alertons large
last week bit the cattle very fair and the
mand uife better. There about 2, 500 head al
the eninP this morning some o. which very fine
ano sold from 93sc. to ioc and few extras dis
posed OF at tribe over that figure, i0tsc but
Thing above that The supply came chiefly from Ohio
and Inoi and proved very fair lot A large number
rote for this market and would have arrived in
ime or to-days market bad not the owners detained
them the road they having ascertaned that yards
would be well supplied without th I'm We understand
there 2.50U head KEEP. back which would nave
increased the offerings TO about head but taere was
enough on sale 10 supply all demands Cows aud calves
in very good supply, and bring higher prices some
bringing ar high AS $t5 per head.
There very large supply of veal calves at all the
yards to lay. both up aud down, and prices ara
full as high last week. The quality very fair and
they sold freely at prices varying from &C. TO 6h
per pound for good Some very veas sold high
&c. while OF the poorest sold as low rs &c a 4c
but as average they brought high rs 5iIs 61sc
Swine are arriving in large droves from the West and
looking very WELL while of them really very
fine The extreme heat Of to-day rendered the driving Of
them very difficult, and great many had 10 be taken in
the carts ga death in the ranks OF unrequen
occurrence quite number, understand having died
in the during the past week. while being brought
market from the effects eff the heat and from being
ed away so closely together. The sales follows:
<,ooo peei catue. ..................So w slo w
SO cows and ca yes 25 90 u 90 90
oo4 veal caves 4tac otsc
500 sheep and lambs. 81 20 - 90
1--we :" ue ..........'
The sales " Samuel Mc(,raW a RrOwninps for the
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The london Times Of the l2th inst. says;-

1t is stated that 100000 ia soveregns vmay be ex-
pected from CoDstantnople during the present month
aloo 900 OF the amount was delivered At the Bank of
England 10 day.
The Of the Banks of France the past month
are very unsatisfactory. and together with the alarm
aused by the inundsons, fully sufficient account
the dstrust lately prevalent the Bourse. The stock
fbulon has experienced dlmiauton Of 81 O00 and
lands at about Go, SOC, 900.
AT the time, the pressure for money has led
60 $50 coo in the discounts while in the
ances 10 sustain the Beurse there also been an aug
mentaton OF ESQ 600 government securities aud Of
f2l2 600 railway stocks. There has likewise been
OF fs04 600 in the note circulation The balance
to the credit Of the has decreased 1850 oo
and the deposits show addition of 81 900 0oo Not
withstandng the rapid efux OF the bullion, appears
that fl3 800 paid during the month meet the loss
from purchases OF gold on this side.
The Liverpool cotton market was without change
in prices and transactions had been only to mode
rate extent. Breadstuifs were better. Accounts of
the harvest are favorable. The weather was improv.
ing as the steamer left.
The official returns of the Bank of France for
June and July, 1856, compare as follows:-
d. Ep.x
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Total ,05S az, 3S7 l,o55 l73 4s7
In regard to these returns the London Ne,rs of

The striking feature in this return is the heavy de.
crease OF more than two millions sterling In the bullion
and the Increase Of three millions and half In the bills
discounted. Concurrenty with the serious decline in its
metallic resources, the banks note circulation has In.
creased by fs0s 500 The enormous increase in the dis
counts must be Interpreted indicating sudden revival
N the mercantile demand for accommodation and assists
TO explain the efiux Of gold from the bank.
The payment OF the dividends which fell due on the
three per cent rentes the ed ut also have
CURED considerable amount OF coin, and accounts for
he decrease IN the Treasury balances and for the in
In the private deposits After making every al
lowance, however the falling bd In the coin and bullion
orms very serious feature, and leads TO the infe
that the Bank Of France will continue 10 draw gold
from Eng land to the arrangement of our market The
general position Of the institution evidently weakened