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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW TUhk HUtEn iOGUfENiS Ss
From vIscHER OWEN CO., GenI Advertising House.
APrLEroE' BUTLDrse s4e Broadway, New o. York.
BRUSHES! BRUSHES!
ESTABLISHED In 1925.
DAVID McMURRAY, Jr.,
AMERICAN STEAM BRUSH WAREHOUSE,
No. 252 Pearl Street,
NJ u w x q r. x.
Price List of Brushes sent if requested Orders respectful
iy solicited, and promptly attended to.
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
Is w. GEERY,
203 Canal st, and 719 Broadway, N. Y.
Established 1900
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to tFe TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste, and desire q
genuine GTticle,a large variety Of
TEAS-GREEN AND BLACK, sOUCHuNG, POUCHOnG,
GUNPUWDER, YOUNG HYsoN, &C., in chests and hall
chests, &c.
WINEs-MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high l AIDES, in original packages demi
johns, magnums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTIER S'CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNEs: Moet Uhandou's Cabinet lmpl Verzenay
Do Htdseick, G II. Munm's, DO DO DO
LIQUORS-Brandies Runs Whisky Gin, Arrack, ,Absnthe
Kirsch, &C &c, in original yackages, also, Curacao
Marcschino. Ausette, Noyeau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQUORS. London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
fish ALES
CIGARS "A variety of Choice Brands.
PICKLES -ENGLIsH and FRENCH.
SAUCES F,r Fsh, Currie, ime, &c.
c sEESE STU TON. CHEDDER ROYAL VlCTORlA
PRIN ALBERT P P,RMEsAN, GRUYERE sAPsAGo,
DUT IN ana RMERI AN.
SUGARS LOAF, CRUSHED PULYERIZED, st. CRoIX,
&c. in bbls a. hSf barrels.
HAMS -WESTPHAIIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE. SPERM and WHALE.
eNT- Our Liquors warranted unadulterafed, and
Of our Importation. feb6-tV
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FOR SALE.
RUILnING LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT for Family Dwelling ad. -
"A joining the iesidence OF Simon Glenn 90 North Id
Market street, for sale. The lot feet and b 10
eet deep and Is offered very low quick or YOU viii
lose a bargain. For terms, call OH
iebls A. s. LINDsLEY.
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ONE or two BUILDING LOTS in the best por.sass
" ton Of cur city. Those wishing good locations IN
or dwellings, convenient 20 business, Ad better ca--
immediately. You viii regret you chance Slip Ap.
ply to lfe6lll A. v. s. LINDsLEY.
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FoR RkNT.
rem RENT.

A PEW ueaf and e0nioFssbis DWELLINGS. IN
n eoath Nashville. insiaalns q Cazlbsr6sa -
ApPiy = lksbill A. '. >. liADeLkY. .x1l
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LINChhATi jan Y Io7I
Having made considerable inquiry the o the
SPaten Elastic cement hoohag" introduced into this city
by Ohilds Co, Cad 10 fe highly me8dd n this
c by many excellent Judges; hat il Is eerg uh Wy
ready aud general Introduction that ~ superiority over
the tar composition Roohag decided aud freely aited
and hnaiy, exrect In adopt f'r next rot Fhrh will
De next summer-havng intended 10 10, bat w. Try
the virtue Of the Patent Elastic Roofing slsutIte
Yours, truly, j. b. BENNETT.
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II. @. boED Pres. Ind and Gin. Railroad.
T. 6ssr, Pres. Win. ING aud "a iesVhe Railroad.
sEaRLEs Pres Merchants Manufsctafers' los CO.
Jas oaKrrK Agent for Htna and other ford Cos.
HsNEY MoEIos Pres. Central Insurance Company.
Csc. CARlILE, President lafayette Bank
Gao. ". OFFiS, Bsl MEnufr No. lUz last Second st
BAIsR& NOS PHu-, Ne 81 fourth a.
kEAA BAILEY, Sm IA It, between Fourth and Fifih.
J. U0pAS, tai o. aud Draper, Foaithst.
hiLss 0h1E2wooD, lren Foundry.
Judge ". 4. H1tsox.
yohs sHlLlTo Co Dry Goods Dealers Fourth 81.
AiroHtLL hANEIsHEt0, Furniture MAnuAeturers AZ
Dcaltrs, t0urihsL
W. 4. kTENAET, Bu lder 8ts Pllmst
AEusEfHsAk SIILwELL LsusSHe.
Wa. 3 molEYSoLDs Co., Ciarkssie, Tenn
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OmonSIu Aolsoy a0rAl Issurlyor ooarlrr,l

OIHOIANAI AUtNtt HOiAL IhsuRANcE UoAfANr,
EebruUrg q, 1854. (
IhNve examined ". z. ChEds & Co.'S Haste Fire and
Water Proof Cea Roohlg" and a. ftr as can udge
conflder 1t great Invention and willing iusur,
buildings truS otected upon the iusur
those covered by metal. JND. :. LAW.
Agent koy al Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
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crnO. OF rHr ONO AID Mrssrsarr Eluso.D Co., |

oTFIoE or TIE OHIo MissIssIF IAnRoAD COL
CEoNNAri Jan. I, 1881.
DEAR sR:-In answer 20 your i-qriry, reerrnos 20
our opinion 10 ths practical Of hoof
ing OF cars that from observation,
tertain very favorable much that intend
tesung thoroughly roofs of buildings, cars, &C sfer
which We VIII with pleasure give you derded oPln
% lie utility. Yours Iruly, T.. BlPPkNCOrr
supply Agent Ohio &Mi,S r. r.
~ Since the above wr tten the Ohio aud Msfs-
Sppi Railroad have contracted for covering cir cars
pos and bridge between Cincinnati and Nineenne wsh
this Cement oonsdsrng IL the best article they have
for the
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MAURK a CIAIRORNE'S ADDITION
A NUMBER OF LOTS, In this Addition, for saIeza.<
"A on most reasonable terms. Apply 20 ~
febil A. v. 5. LINDsLEY. 49,
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GlILI0AN-AtN IN Tenth avenue Saturday afternoon,
sept - Peter The Slved ,en o. aan''eA An' no 40
i.;sr Gilhssn In the S2d JssT Of age
HlL-In Clinton place News,s J. on Saturday. mir
p' 10 Alarsh E. younse, child Of A A and EieaaoE L.
Hsn, tsed years, month and is days.
BALLOWELI-n Desneey street on sunday norn5s sep,,
20 Frances dsush.r Of John I'D sarah hAloHei hsea
months and 10 days.
KpAPP-At No. SO Fest Tbieth street Sunday morning
sept 20 al O'Clock consumption Of oOvss Clara A.
Of Csr,ss the se HsnrJ Knapp aged years
ard months. -,
LEFTE-In Brooklyn on Monday Sept a. Edward Me.c.t
infant son Of George and Elizabeth Leete aged Hon's'
and day.
NURRAY-In the City Of Perth Amboy. j. Wedne.tsJ
mobips Sept 49, John Murray native Of Nonts9se' Sco
land but thirty years resident Of the City Of Ns"0A
o'CONNOR-In Madison street Sunday, Sept e Ann
thy, County Of Wexford Ireland.
PIERREeoNr-on Friday, Sep. ls. Mary wife Of "iui'm
Norris Pierepont, of No l6 West street.
PRENTIss-At Railway. J on Sunday Sept :" Nh Jas
PreDtss Of New.Y orh In the nth year OF his age
RICHABDs-n Psrimsn Gesuss County one On ea ma
dsy s.tt Caroline H. wife Of Nelson hicna'q+ sseu
24years Mrs. Richards brth % dsnsne, ,nS
chi u hours before her DEATH she oled III INC
offaith in Christ. 81,
RoBERTsoN-on Saturday, Sept 10 John e. only SaId oil
Cbsrl,s r. and Letia C. Robetts0n ssed year anu uI
HOBBINs-In Gieebpoint, Saturday, sept 49, ma esfe'
Robbins aged 81 years ~, ,
ROUTB-At No. SS7 Pearl street Sunday Sept 20 Richard
PstIcI only Of Richard and Catherine L. houn' asea ~
months and q days.
BsON-At No 27 East Twenty first street Sunday
SEPT 20 at 81 O'Clock BRIDGET sanderson, the beloved
wife Of William Sandeuon
ruITcuELIOn Friday morning. Sept 49, Of choIera nfsu
turn stephen Carpenter younges. 'on Of C. az Or
w Twche end grandson OF stephen Carpenter OF est
EN- New-York, aged months and days.
be took the cup Of life TO sp,
Found bitter twas 20 drain;
So gently put II from his lip,
And went 70 sleep again
rrrITT-On Saturday Sept 49, Thomas Tuite.
WAGNYR-In New.yorh, on Saturday, Sept 5, Kearny
Rodgers Wagner aged "a years
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s. Diapers semi weekly auction sale OF Stocks and
Bonds will take place tomorrow (Tuesdsy), a. the
Merchants Exchange, at 12l O'Clock.
The Metropolitan and American Exchange Banks
are throwing out to-day the Yates County Bank, Penn
Ysp This is one of the safety-fuud charers not yet
run ont. Mr. Olcott Of the Mechanics and Farmers
Bail Of Albany who is the Redeeming Agent, writes
on Saturday afternoon to the correspondent in this
city that be has confidence in the good faith ana meg
tty of the manager and principal owner of the bank
Judge Oliver of Yates Courty-but tbs. his notes
came in too fast for his present means Of payment at
Albany.
Messrs Cyrus w. Field & Co., paper dealers of this
CITY, have suspended payment until the return Of the
head of the house from Europe, who will arrive next
week in the Arabia. We hear also Of two other
civ houses, but not Of much importance At Phila-
dephia there have been several large failures Messrs
j. Far1ham & Co., Hacker, Lea & Co, Newhouse &
Spats. Tb. Il. Remington Il Co, and Deal Miligan
& Co., all leading houses. There current rumors
of very important suspensions IN Boston and Aloaoy,
but there appeared to be good foundation for them
The feeling in the street to day was much less cheer
full than last week. partly the result OF these failures,
and there seemed TO be al instructive apprehension
that some new financial disaster was impending. In
mercantile circ.es the demand LOT inolty continues
very stringent The Bank offerings aye large, and
Bank officers find difficult TO resist the opportunities
of their dealers In the discount houses there is fair
demand for paper but atvery full rates, but little going
below Is 2 cent, ard very good names at a T. cent.
On call among the Stock houses there Is no distress,
a. the wants in that line have been largely reduced.
The Mo1tcur Iron Company have determined TO
nav off their abOrers and close their rolling mills at
Dauyue. This will throw out of employment some
two thousand mcn and with their families at esst six
thousand people-the natural result Of change of the
tariff, az d the war upon railroad securities.
The am exed ticket has been made up to be voted
for a, the coming election of the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company. Several parties in the list have
EXPRESSED their intention not 10 serve: John 3. Jer.
Wis New.York; Samuel w. Cons.ock, New-York;
Robert NJ ELEPHANT, NewYorki Jonathan IL.
Ransom. New.Yoik; Morean Delano, New-York;
Robert Caldwell, New-York; Clarkson n. Potter,
New.York; George Bliss. Springfield, Mass John
Mayer. Bs,b, Ny; Edward Huntingdon, Rome,
y. Y: William Walcott, Utica, y. y; Nelson
Besrds.ey Auburn, n. Y; j. d. McKensie, Bng-
hamtop. n. Y: George W. Newell, Albany, n. Y ;
John Knower, Albany, y. y; John Niles, Indi-
ara John S. Barry, Michigan Am,sa Stone, jr,
Ohio.
Land wsrrsp,s are dull. Thompson. Reporter
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This decline ranges from D to sos = cent, and mas
never been eQualed in the history of Stock market.
In Exchange there Is nothing of importance doing,
but the tendency of rates is still downward. Serhog
is irregular, al ranges at to y cent Francs, 80
asa The supply of bills is abundant.
Fregbts are quite active, particua ry Breadstutfs
and Cotton The engagements TO Liverpool are
$4,000 bush. Grain at I'D. in bulk, and 81 add. 10
bags 5000 bbs. Flour at IL. cd 800 bales Cotton
at 32d 40 Sea leland a. 7-32d. 800 boxes Cheese at
POS 22s. Cd 500 hhds. Sugar at Us oil 100 tuns
Oil Cake at los. To London 500 bbls. Resin at p
I'd 20 hhds. Spirits at 2s cd 800 bbs. Flour at 25.
100 tuns Oil Cake at 22s. 6i 800 bsgs at same rate
The business of the Sub Treasury was; Receipts
Sli37H Of; Payments, $252 psi II; Balance, $780,
49, $50 90. The disbursements still show gam on
the receipts.
In addition to so 900 by the Empire City, the Black
Warrior from Havana has Sl25, 600 in gold.
The Bank Statement is favorable one as far "a
those institutions concerned, inasmuch as it sho
a continuance Ct the contraction of loans and sn in
crease Of the specie reserve while the actual deposits
have Increased slightly This strengthened position is
satisfactory excepting to those who have suffered by
the contraction, while the moderate decrease in the
line Of loans exhibits the fact that while these rs
tutous PIT rsuDg conservative course they ale ex
tending what aid TO their dealers they consiier consist
ent with safety The aggregate of spscis Is half
million larger than anticipated, and proves tina.
the current Of gold between tue city aad tue interior
still in our favor. The aggregate reduction OF loans
since the contraction commenced has been l53OO0O0
while during the period the specie reserve has
increased a. 200 coo. The loans ere low million be.
lox ,rba, they were at the date last year. and tue
spece is Al 800 900 larger showing the Banks il much
stronger position than then, especially when con-
slider that the capital has been increased over $1,000
600 in the same period. The Banks also owe
ss OOO 600 less on deposits than at this time last year.
The deposit line this week shows small nominal
decrease, but the actual undra"n re Is sooat Aali
million larger than las.wsek, beiOg s'2"o sss'i'1
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SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Sept. 2l-P. NJ.

This has been one of the buest days in feeling that
we have noticed in Wall street since the preset de-
preston commenced The of heavy failures in
Boston, Philadelphia ard Albany, some of which ru-
mors unfortunately true, had depressing effect
and there appeared to be an apprehension that some
new fnarcsl disaster impending over the market.
The necessities of holders continue to force Stocks
upon the market, and those of the best description
suffering equally if not more than the fancies The
transactions, it will be seen, are STILL to great ex-
tent, for money, and speculation appears to be
nearly dead. Outsiders have very little stomach
for it, and their operations are mainly for
investment in certain stocks under the temp'a-
ton of low prices. Parties who have been
operating for the fall do not press the market but are
generally taking in shorts fast as they can make
their deliveries. The decline to-day is: in Rock Island
q cent; Galena, 3 Y cent; Reading, A. y cent-the
market closing 4Oa a iO5 Erie, b cent-cloSing at
l6I; Central, y cent-closing at 66l; Illinois Gem
trail. 3 y cent; Toledo, u cent, &c. Michigan Cen
trail improved y cent. The decline in such favorlte
securities as Rock Island and Galenais certainly bad
feature, and indicates that the pressure for money
which forces the sales at such rates must be severe.
The reduction of the market values of the stocks
dealt in recently at the Board is so great that as
matter of interest, list OF the prominent
descriptions:
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DIED..

ARTHURon Sunday Sept 20 Mrs. Ellen Arthur, rect of
the late James Arthur, aged 81 years:
Her nds and acquantances and also those Of John Cu
mnss e,pe uy isyed TO attend h. fuera from the
Church of the Messiah, No. 10 Broadway this TUESDAY
ANGEyINE-At New. Rochelle, Monday mOrnins Sept 81
Mt John Angevne, formerly Of Scarsdhe' "''cae''ef
County, Y. In the SD year of his age. -
from bis late residence, New Rochelle.
BUTLER-n Brooklyn Sunday evening Sept 20 Caroline
Hyee daughter Of Edward ane justine Butler aged 10 months
The esSes and friend. TIRE family requested attend
Tuesday sfte rnoen At O'clock.
BRIGGS-On Sunday evening Sept 20 after lingering Illness
Daniel H. OF Cherries Briggs NJ d. in the Stn year OF
Tn relatives and friends Of the fAsy those Of his brothers
n law 0nbeIt oa.ey and George Ls~toa Us invited to
st,end bis funeral Tuesday I'D inst at m rom hs
late residence So Charles sueet without further invitation
ARNEy-In West twenty 6fth street on Saturday sept ~
wear Of her age formerly resident Of Nantutke mas ana
ansmesr Of the Society Of Friends
CALLAHAN-At No. III Est Thirty second street IN tai,
city, on Sunday Sept ~ Elizabeth Maria CaShsn fauEhte
Jeremiah and Ellen Callahan, aged year months and Il
days
pAWsoN-on Saturday Sept. 49, at Newark. Mary Louisa
wife Of ehabod w. Dawson aged 20 years. IL months sad
The friends Of the family Of her Daniel vofer
are respectfully iny,ed 20 attend funeral from her as
Issderee. No. 2 soeth Market street. Newark NJ j. on
pAv1s-At suyvcsart n Y on Monday, Sept 2l 'fter a
short and severe Illness Mary w, wife Of Jehokm Davis III
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend Der
funeral on WEDNESDAY afternoon the i Of O'Clock n IN
Behuno street, without further notice
DUsENBURY-On Monday Sept 81 after a sohr illness Jas
n Dusenbury Of this city, aged = years
His will take place s the residence of hi, father Dan
Dus.pbury White Plfins WednesdAy 2Si ns. AZ IA
m The heuds Of the family Invited 70 a,tead Car
rage. viii be waiting At White Pisias Station to meet the
81 train from the city
pOYLE-ID Brooklyn on Saturday, Sept 49, Thomas Doyle
aged IS yesrs
sRngORy-on Monday Sept 81, in this city Of slnsrns
ns. Walter GREGORY 0f Vi ncinnsi ONO sged 81
GENERAL from tne house Of bis brother In Jerey City,
ocloct this afternoon; without further Invitation His re-
psars viii be tsksa ~ Cssciapst ioE iSsI@sli,
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poeed 70 be entered into by the members Of the Cear-
invV.n.a As.ociatiop We are of the opnion that

poeed 70 be entered into by the members OF the Clea
ing House Association. We are Of the opinion that
The custom ef allowing interest for deposits is becon-
irg so a. 10 disturb the harmony OF our iuter-
courfe and the regularity OF our Banking movement
and We comm the subject to your attention, With
the quest that you will do US the favor 10 send an
eIpr ssion Of your assent dissent to the proposed
agreement 10 the Manager Of the Clearing House.
MN A BOOTH Pre.'t American IL Bank.
"a PALMER, Prest Broadway B.nk.
ID r. MARTIN Prest Ocean Bank
" HOWES. Prest Park Bank.
IF WILLIAMS Prest Metropolitan Bank.
JAS. T SOUTTER, PGest Bk OF the Republic.
It's stated that arrangements have been consum-
mated by the Merchants Savings Bank OF Chicago,
in connection with German Banking House in New
York to forward one million bushels OF wheat IN bags
to this city, via the Erie Road.
We learn from the Milwaukee papers that the Rock
River Bank, of Beloit closed its doors on Monday
having ade an assignment protecting its depositors
and the bills are fully securedb good stocks and worth
their face.
The following is statement Of tolls received on
the NewYork Caras during the second week IN
Sept, and also the total amount received from the
opening of navigation up to Sept. ID, IN the years
snecif cd halnw.
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Thus the Receipts show falling on OF rom those OF
last wear and Al 1855 and the Exports exhibit the
'0H' O. Britain. France. othe,rP Total ss9s &;
ISIS. Dec 1900 1900 Dec2 go DecI6COo DeC.cO
We hear from Boston that there is a possibility of
the resumption of Messrs. Charles H. Mills & Co.
letter states that they pay all their liabilities for the
Lyman, Hsdley, Chckapoe ard Dwight mills, and
expect to ray everything if they have time given
them. Money mat. ers are more cheerful in Boston.
A letter from the President of the State Bank Of
Ohio received by his correspondent in this city to-day
is of an encouraging character. He says the banks
have arranged with the Ohio Trust Company by TAX
ing bonds and mortgages for their balances, about
100000 This locks up that amount, but is not equal
TO their undivided profits. There are 80 branches
with g. 100 600 capital, 100000 undivided profits,
and $40, 100000 bills receivable. The Banks, !"
the President remarks, are in more comfortable
situation than when the Trust Companys failure oeS
cured the loans are on active commercial paper,
based chiefly on the export trade Of the State, with no
railroad acceptances or bonds, or socks"
Many of the New-Englsnd mills are beginning to
work on alternate days or short time. The large cot
ton mill of the Blackstone Company, and the extensive
mills at Lorsdae, are among the number. The fol-
lowing have either adopted or are about to adopt the
same course: The Quirnebaug, Saunders, Whitinvle,
Hamlet, Manchag, Wauregan, Sutton, Fenners's, at
Brands iron works, Centerville; and Sherman's, in
Hopkngtop; II. e. s. b. Chase, at Valley Falls
Jeraulds, at Pawtucket. The mills at Central Falls
are Temporarily stopped, and will not resume on full
time.
Tile Utica Herald says:
alt is understood that w. p Swift of this city has
mode al assignment to George Z. Talman MI.
Swts business here is large and profitable. His losses
have been in the firm of w. p. Swift Il Co. James
E. Dslibal, a heavy grain house at Chicago
The cash assets and liabilities of the New. Orleans
bop ks on the IOth inst were "a fullows.
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Markets. .Reported 5y Telegrapk.

BUFFALO Sept. 2l-6 m-FLoUR firm, aud supply limited
sales Of 1900 bbs IS for fail brands Mchigan 55 l5D
rs ~ for fancy anu Michigan Ohio aud Indiana and
Is 75d &c for double WHEATs dsrste supply aud
good demand firm prices sales Of ~ O bush at for Chi
tsgo Sphns 10 for RED Ono and lnCi-ua, and p ur
white canadian. Corr market quiet aud hardly firm sales
Of C00 bush al Ga G6 mostly at the outside figure OATS
are irmeT; sales OF bush d31c WHISKY is lower
sales Of 100 bbls BE- CANAL FREIGHTs lower &c.
Com and lie Wheat TO Albany; Corn, and l3c
Wheat NewYork LAKE IMPORTS for the "a hours ending
day; 56l bbs Flour - $40 bush. Wheat lS i99
bush Corn, IS00 bush. Oats
NEw.ORLEAys Sept Is-CoTroS-sales to-day l 800 bales
at irregular prices Receipts to-day $50 bales. FLOUR ad
yanced lOc. STEALING EXCHANGE g cent. premium.
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,c.,,,, ,r,os OF TIE sxAsos.

The reports from the Schuykill mining region are
most unsatisfactory. Operators are very mu;h eui'
bsrrassed and very considerable amount of property
has already been brough. within the operations OF the
law. There very light demand for coal, and prlces'
which are already low, there is every INDIGESTION now
will be lower. A number Of manufactures, forges,
ETC., in which very large amount of anthracite fuel
s used READY out, expec: soon to go out OF
bu.iIess. much reduced amount, in the threatened
depression of trade will probably be consumed by the
steam marine Of the country.