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TTNHE REASON WHY.--A careful collection of
Il many hundreds Of reasons things which, though generally
believed mporecy understood Copiousy
edition price 50 cents free by mail receipt OF o stamps
Light 10 the Valley My Experience OF Spiuasm by Mrs
Croaland Illustrated, 81 25
Violet, the Danseuse, 3s cents
Biographical and Historical sketches nv Macaulay
Appletons Railway library. cents
Punchs Pocket Book of Fun, do. cents
The Biographical History Philosophy from ia oran IN trese
The n volumes So '|'''f r ~
just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYY,
Aug 2z-N Bookstore Ninth street
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[eN had been received in Canada announcing that
zen Of Great Britain had fixed upon Montreal as the
\ Of the province.
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NOR RENT.--A rare chance, Now under con-
sruc!on "a large and airy with all the
water and Lights helocaon the principal business square
the city and the well adapted dentists daguereo
psts, Offices &c. Also, convenient and airy
light business The whole finished and we lighted
most improved manner, after the New York styles
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
No. 322 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets, entrance on street
Aug 19-lmif
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ONE CARGO OF CUMBERLAND COAL Just re-
cevcd among which choice lump family
T. j. h W. NJ. GAIT.
Aue 2i-0tif ~ W. 18th and streets, No 547.
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william Grandin,

William Grandin,
oouSsuIoRArIlw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No. 20 Fronhlin stree, Nso York
Commissioner Mno Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island pennsy lyana Indiana Michigan, Iowa.
consin, Kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida, &c.
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota the
Pensions, patents, and bountles speedily obtained.
All kinds o business successfully prosecuted
Special attention paid TO Court Of Claims
May 26--6m
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Look to Your interest.

NOW is the time to lay in your fuel for the
IN winter prepared to sell WOOD cheaper
than at other of the year.
Weekly receiving large shipments white rod and gray ash
GOALS from the most mines country carefully pre-
pared for cooking stores, crates and furnaces
Also HICKORY OAK and PINE WOOD, OF the superior quail
ties, CIR AND SEASONED EXPRESSLY
DAILY EXPECTED
large supply OF CUMBERLAND COAL all % which Will be at
tho lowest market price.
Orders left with win ,pect prompt attention and
wood delivered OF the city by
oi kc under 2io pounds the ton carefully weighed
by sworn weigher
r. W. NJ GAIT
Office northwest corner 18th and streets No. SAT,
Ono square south Pennsylvania avenue.
July Palm
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington, Aug g. 1857

5nN the petition of David Bruce, jr., of Brooklyn,
" E d. New York praying for the extension Of grant
ed him the 9th Of November ls43 for Improvement
ypc casting machine for the
saten which takes place the 9Th of November 1851
ordered that the sad petition be heard the Patent Office
the IL O'Clock
appear and show they have why said petition ought
o o granted.
opposing the required file In the Patent
flee their objections specially so forth writing, least
days before hearing All testimony by party
be said hearing be taken
with tho Of the Office which will ap
picaion
testimony tho will be the November
depoons relied upon testimony
in the Office before the morning Of that day. the arguon
any, within days thereafter ."
that this notice bc published Union Inte
gencer Evening STAR Wasnrtou C Republican, Baltimore
Pensy Pbsdepha, PENN Daily News New York n
" previous the Goth Of
October next the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Sors OF the above papers will please copy
bills to the pacnt onice with paper containing this notice
Aug. S-1aw3w ''
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would call Grandn, ESQ., who s
commissioner for Territories
In The United thor.
oughy departments AZ
Washington and the practice Of tho United States Court Of Claims
[NN0 Fork Daily Neu
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FURNITURE AND H0USIAFURNISHING Goods
IL at reduced prices Tie subscriber intending
tenion exclusively he auction and commission ealesate bust
for sale his
Ing goods at greatly reduced satisfactorily endorsed
notes. MAGUIRE
Aug 25--cod1m Auction and Commission bcrSssat
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Richard III. Henderson,
AT1oHsEr Ar-LAw,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Office No. IL, Louisiana avenue.

TIME Misses Hawleys French and English School
IL will be rcopcned on Monday September i. their residence
167 Pennsylvania avenue. Aug 26-3aw3w
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Academg or the Visitation, Frederick city,
Maryland.
TIME exercises of this institution will recommence
u on the first Monday in September
TERMS oF BoARDERs
Board spd .ui.oh with the French language W dse per
Oh zen mohtis 500
Stationery, washing mending bed bedding
Music the piano. harp and guitar additional charge
Lessons in the latin German aan draw.
ing and panine are likewise extra charge Entrance fec
Aug 22--1nw7ws
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
following the drawn numbers of the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery the benefit Of Washington County &c.
August a. 1851
80 6s 23 81 80 IL 40 "A IS go 35
following the drawn numbers OF the Pasco Institute
terry, class 1876 drawn August 70, 1857:
A 20 oil 43 8 0 10 So As 26 23
D. H. McPHnI, commissionor.
Aug 2T--1t
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d EoENT DISCOVERIES IN GEOLOGY; bv s.,

ID ECENT DISCOVERIES IN GEOLOGY; by Sir
IG Charles Iye, london, 1857. 81 cents
Metropolitan and Town Sewage Drainage Sewerage
Supply by A. Sayer, NJ. D. London, 1857. 81 cents.
Vegas Lognrithmlc Tables, Lonson, 1857, So rs
nns or,ogrape PROJECTION and Mechanical and Engnesrpg
0wai Dictionary synonymes aud laoy mes Of the English
language, London 1867, 40 cents.
Whist at tho Portland Club, London 1857. 81.
Yortolh Revolutions of Sweden literally Ae
candidates for commissions, London, 1857 rs cents
Franci Opinions and Policy Lord palmcrston for forty gears
volume London. 80 81
50 25 ft WI n
Aug % fRANCK TAYLOR
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Woonens.

wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING COMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Fhmics, Manufact,Bers and Others. wa
FHNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have increasing SALE
ai the unanimous approval and commendnon that
eeiyed the ropetors warmly
have been sufficiently thoroughly have
given entire satisfaction. .
Among tho uudoubed advantages that possess others
b
h Beauty and snciy OF consequent freedom
from arrangement and need repairs
I'd. Unexanpled case and rapidy operation
Cd. Noiseless
h The remarkable perfection of their Stitching their appca
biIty TO variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal Office No. a43 and at their agencies
In the principal cities OF the Union VI
May
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
"A santly on hand also, full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or cARPETNGs,
on cloths maing mt curtain Materials curtains gilt
cornces window shades, &c, &c, &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsi
LORD & TAYLOR,
255 257, $50, Grand street
May &c ly and al and 40 Catharne street
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INOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl-
vana avenue1he property adjoining east the va.
cant lot at Pennsylvania
"a feet on the avenue and contains 22 square running
TO alley.
Further particulars terms 1c made known on application to
KELLER MCKINNEY
10th street, opposite Treasury Department
30-aiU
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Coilectoy's Ofiice, City Hall,

NOTICE TO TAX-PAY ERS--D Deduction for prompt
IN paymentNotcc hereby given that year
1857 due and payable this Office
ten cent allowed by law for the year paid
fore the 18th day Of September JAS T. HALLIDAY
July 16-eodif1 Collector
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II
Il approach qui manufactured By fcry Co. London OK
pressly for Taylor Maury
Taylor Manrys envelopes, from ten a hundred.
Iayor Maury letter
Taylor Naurys commercial paper dollar a half
Taylor Mnurys bill paper, 20 quiro.
Taylor Maurys qualities writing paper IN
cludng the celebrated doubc thick d specially nported
byT&M
Taylor Maurys United States official scaling wax
Taylor Manry's hafdolar Bibles, elegantly bound
Taylor Maurys forsy cent prayer hook do
Taylor Mnrys extensive blank hook nm
hae every variety from the lowest the highest grades nauac
Now books received Immediately publication Ns
mportaions OF books from England weekly
All the school books used In the District at low prtces
TAYLOR a MAURYB
Ang ~ Book and stationery store near oh street
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

Washington, d. G.
TIME ANNUAL SESSION of this institution will
IL Wednesday the hrch (3o.h c sep.elnbcf
Students will bc examined for Tuesday
previous
Tho preparatory department The open wednes
day tho ninth sthb September will
the college officers and viii be provided with the
college, PRENTISs
Aug 2b--2aw3w Registrar.
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HALIFAX, August rs The royal mail steamship Amed-
ca Capt Alexander Ryrie, arrived here this morning
with English dates of the 18th instant
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MISS BROOKE'S
sh and French Boarding and Day school

English and French Boarding and Day school
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
SEVEN Bcnpses No las PENNSYLVANIA AsuE WASHINGTON
TISHE duties of this institution will be resumed on
III Monday September 14tb 1857.
The number Of pupils being limited being few
carly application for admission Is requested
Circulars be obtained principal
her residence whence they will be forwarded address
Aug s--anwut
II EADING Criminal Cases, vol. LA Selection of
IL Leading Cases IN Criminal law, with Notes by f. H. Bennett
and =. r. Heard. Vol. 1. Svo So.
Just published by LITTLE BROWN & Co.
Aug l5-3tcodi liz Washington struni, Boston.
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MISSES ROCKERS English and French Boarding
aud day school for young ladies' No s6i street.
and 7th, Washington city.
The duties OF this institution which has
Tor some years will be resumed Monday
and at the Seminary
Aug 1S-3awu.
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GEoRGETowN CoIIEeE The next session of this nstitu
ton will commence on Monday, the 7th Of September
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Modern Languages.

nANlEL II. GROUX, a native of France, teacher
IL OF modern languages, especially French Spanish
ransaions made with correctness and pupcuay moderate
prices
Pennsylvania avenue No 22s side between l4, and 18th
streets, opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington, y. c.
Aug 2Is-AtwMW&F
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STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.

TIME Engine is of about eighteeil-horse power
IL and although has been years good
IL too large for tho purposes which applied descrp
ton OF tho engine who desire
viii Inspect for themselves The essrs s
this Is sufficient guarantee Of value.
Union Office, where the terms win be made known
July 24-f
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Bank OF Commerce, Georgetown, ID. G.
TIME subscriber has had consigned to him for nego-
IL haton Is bonds Of Ramsey county Minnesota 10 10
bonds OF Scott county Minnesota IL cent and bonds Carver
county Minnesota IL cent? with attached payable
New York annually These bonds recommended
and desirable The security beyond all conn
gency available and ample.
Aug 1o-d2wh C, H. BTrTENH0ISE
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Georgetown College.
- udies will be resumed in this institution on Mon
~ day the 9TH of September next b. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 2o-lm President.
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TuE BOARD or HEALTH had a meeting on Tuesday eve
ming at their room in the City Hall. DR. VIM p John
son was elected president of the board
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-18
DoDolxo rnr Issur. Some Of our Demo.

DopoiNo THE IssuE.--Some OF our Demo-
sFdtie eetsmporaries are very much troubled
that ~ Appublican press should drag iasths
slavsgy q9ostion during this canvass. Try
are mietakoA ~ to our intentions. We eRe
simply dseaminsd that our opponsnts ali
not drag ~ this question. y 10 already IN
the canva1s, and placed there q nnoh hy The
Fstssna1 talk Of the Democracy about wigssys
- through any other cause. They started
this slavery agitation. They have made
alavsry the Issue all over the country, at least
10 the North, where freemen, and men with
souls OF their own, are determinsd that no
moro OF their rights shall be surrendered to
the slave power BY trucking Northern dough-
faces. We do not wonder that these traitors
arc owsgstting sick Of the slayery question.
They Will b sioker yet ~ their punishment
becomes seyerer. Ono great issue Of this
canvass 10, whether the voice Of Iowa shall
he given for Slavery or Frsedom--not in this
State, bdt for Slavery or Freedom In = mag
nifccnt territory on our borders, which had
been solemnly consecrated TO Freedom by d.
rect compact between tho North aud the
South, till Northern traitors surrendered
Northern rights in their grasp after political
power. II 10 An issue between Slavery ex-
tensionists and Anti-Slavery sxtsnsionists,
and mono know this better than the very
Democratic papers now engaged in the en-
deavor to smother this issue. They cannot
always humbug the people, Davenport
Gazette.
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Teiegraph,c News.

| NEW YoRK. Sept. l6.--The Cunard steam.
ship Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool with
AZ passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie. Thu
steamship Erricsson also sailed Tor Bremen
with l23 passengers.
The steamer Northern Light takes ont ths
California mails on Monday NEXT.
| The Herald has a dispatch from Lecomp-
/ ton, X. T., Sept. l4th, via St. Louis, 18th.
The Constitutional Convention is permanent
| ly organized. Surveyor General Calhoun 10
elected President His speech indicate hs i
in favor Of submitting the Constitution to
| the people.
! Great trots came OF over the Union and
Centerville courses yesterday, each WAS 3
mile heats for SIS 900. Prince beat Lantern;
/ 1854 1855. Lancet best Rose Of Washing
ton-time 1881 1904.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l6.-The steamer
Norfolk, belonging to the Philadelphia and
Richmond Line, sunk in the chesapeake
Sho left here on Sunday with valuable
freight. Captain Kelley and crew were
landed yesterday at Cape Island by the steam
er Joseph Whitney, from Baltimore for Bos-
ton. The vessel and cyrgo are fully in
sured.
BosToN. Sept. l5.--Geo. s. Abraham, a
Custom House Broker and special agent for
Barring Bros, was arrested to-day, charged
with forging invoices, thereby defrauding
the U. S. revenue. 1t is alledged that he al
eered the figures Of invoices to swear to their
correctness ut the Custom House, and after
the duties were paid restored them. The
goods were then sent to New York importers
who had the bills.
BosroS, Sept. l6.-The Democratic State
Conversion assembled in Fremont Temple
this p. NJ. About 900 delegates were pres
emit, and Isaac Davis, Of Worcester, was
chosen President, receiving 32S votes out of
$40. Preliminary to entering upon the bus
mess, the convention was addressed by the
President, and also by Samuel W. Wsldron,
B. F. Butler, and others. A committee of
one delegate from each county on the furth-
er permanent organization OF the Conven-
ton, was then appointed. There will prob
ably be no nominations until the p. NJ. -
sion. The Convention is harmonious And
spirited.
Providence, Sept. l5.--A trunk contain
ing $4,000, belonging to the Worcester Co.
Bank, Blackstone, was stolen from the con-
ductot's safe, in the care OF the East lhomp-
son Railroad, this afternoon.
PORTLAND, Sept. l5.--Returns from Us
towns give Mould, Rep, 81, 600 votes; Smith,
Dem., 24,940. Republican majority 5000.
The same towns last year gave Hamlin 49,
254, Wells 1919, Patten 1880.
WASHINGTON, Sept. LA sudden and
heavy run caused the partial suspension to-
day Of the Georgetown Bank Of Commerce,
but 1t redeemed its issues and paid such Of
its depositors ms were needy. 1t is supposed
that the stockholders will resume in few |
days, as it is represented that they are able
and will protect the Bank. The run was al !
so kept up on the most private bankers, but
oil demands wese promptly met. The ex-
citement subsidized.
BosroS, Sept. l5.-Messrs. G. II. Stone 4
Co., hardware merchants Of this city, sus- |
pended payment yesterday, on account of the
failure Of Conant, Dodge 4 Co., of New
York.
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me Ahh0utbc Acse8raRhs
The following letter is published in the
London papers
ATLANTIC TxLxeRApH OFFICE,
% 0ldRoad ST., London, Aug. IS.
To The Board q Directors Of the dfiantie
Telegraph Company
GYsrLRMEs I'VE, the undersigned oon-
manders Of the several vessels composing the
Atlantic telegraph squadron, have great
pleasure in expressing our opinions with ref.
erence to the Atlantic telegraph. We are of
opinion, drawn from our several obserya-
tions and experience, that no obstacle OF n
nautical or physical character exists in the
way Of the enterprise, and that the efficiency
Of the form Of cable adopted by tho company
is in every way adapted to its mission. With
regard to the machinery, we nre Of opinion
that the form of controlling power adopted
and the mode of lubricating and adjusting
the brakes admit of great improvement. We
are thoroughly convinced from the soundings
made By Lieut.. Bergman, U. S. NJ, on the
plateau between Newfoundland aud Ireland,
subsequently, confirmed by Lieut.. Dnyman,
r. N. and the Investigations Of Liout Matt
ry, Z. S. Observatory, and from our own
nautical experience, that no under or surface
current exists between these points to inter-
fere with the successful laying OF the cable.
We all agree in thinking that no form OF sub
marine cable could be devised more suitable
in every respect to the object intended to be
accomplished that its lghtness, toughness
and aexibility adapt it in every way for the
purpose Of being laid between Newfoundland
and Ireland, and we are unwilling to recon-
mend its modification or alteration. We ARE
also of opinion that no natural distractions
exist to prevent its being successfully laid
between those points, and our views as to
the future prospects Of your enterprise are
sanguine. We have the honor to be, gen.
slemen, yours faithfully,
j. w. B. WAINwRIouT,
Capt. II. NJ. s. Leopard.
JOSHUA r. SANDS,
s. F. Susquehanna.
w. l.. HUDsoS,
Com. z. S. r. Niagara. ;,
l. C. NooDALL,
Com. II. NJ. S. Agamemmon.
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Auctisn sale ~ Na9QmDDo Lanas -
clark anA SdesSMN 1BS16oIe n ..
vlSHE ioiiasisg 49, VA 1fsellS = Auction, II
1 The Court ouse der, y We4sstoo, Clark Co.
=. I'd Il .ss.sss .ssss i, 80. h s,l
q Stvt up rsa6s I, -. ~ vest half ii
oa u, ~ IN ~ Of south east
I: asdl north east Of ssst!on 81 ~ in township
Is, rsu1o6Naet. The east half Of the west
section -, the horth.sAst Of section IS, the wes
halt Of south ssst section 81, and the east hall u
south vest section 81 all in township 90, range
west. The west half " northeast section ., and
thseast half Of north west section all in town
ship Is, RANGE ., west.
These lands IL N CLARK. county, and contain
prairie snd timber y ssftsbis proportions. The
Prsiris lice mainly On Honey creek about - miles
and GOOD timber lots can besclsctcd not mort than
from TO miles from Il.
The following iands will bcsoid 81 public al.
81 the Court House door In the town Of Msmphis,
Scotland eosnty, on Wednesdsy, the 7th dayof Dc.
North half section II, west half seuth-sss ses-
tion 4, pesth-sAst ssstiony tewpshp 81, range 10,
west, Fest half sovth-eass ssation 10, wssi half
north east section -, northwest section So, etst
half section SO. esst half nssth-ssst ssesicn -.
vest hsn southwest ssctien n, ssst half south.
east section Is, esst half north-esst section 4,
northwest section 80, south half section 10 sostk
half section 70, west half southwest section ls8,
township %, range 10.
Those lasds lie In seOtlaad ssunty, they also
contaln prstris snd timber In suitable ropoftioSs,
and o0er every induosmsnt 70 those who wfeb eithr
20 buy on spsealstiea o. 70 make psvnapent losa.
tions IN this Aosrishing rsgien. The Aissiasippt
river on Ne one side, and s6e 0ss Mones With ths
ksokak nd Fort Des Aoinss RsilsaAd, q The 9th
Or, supplyeonvsnient Acces to the river markets.
and tbs projected Railroad fron Keokuk to Kansss
City vii pass directly through this part II the
These lands we're entered BY the present owAsss
and those under whom they claim, In tho year
ieSs, and are now to be sold for the parpose u
division under decree Of the lifepii Court II
Clark County. They will be sold IN quantitiss l..
sst purchasers, aud the terms Will be one fourth
cash In hand, and the balance in twslve month";,
with bond and approved security.
0. +. kNSI9A sheriff Clark County.
II. SHEPHERD, scotland 7.
Au1nai 10. lkhf. Atx1udfd .te-3.l va
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Policy OF new York west.
crn Produce.


1t seems to US that the following excellent
suggestions by the New Pork Tribune, must
meet the appreciation of the New York Banks.
And action based upon the policy dictated
would result in the speedy and permanent
relief Of the country:
Our Banks and business men are now suf-
fering from deficiency not Of money, Of
whatever kind, but of exportable Produce
We have been buying too much abroad, con-
sidering our means wherewith to pay. If
we had Fifty Millions worth Of exportabs
products on our sea-board, We could very
soon modify the pressure. Loans By our
Banks to the proper parties to bring forward
the Grain, Meat and other staples which our
farmers have, or soon will have, ready for
market, will not weaken but strengthen the
Banks. The more they discount to fit men
for this purpose, the stronger they will be.
And this we trust they see and apprehend.--
No matter how large discounts may be re.
quired to bring forward the crop just ma
tured or maturing, our Banks will be forth
fed by making them under proper safeguards.
True, no time should be needlesslv wasted
in the operation, 80 as to bring strain on
the Banks while the Produce shall be coming
forward but, if safe buyers in Cleveland or
Chicago, Dubuque or Burlington, Muscatine
or Alton, should require short discounts Sc
cured on Grain or Provisions on their way
to the seaboard to enable them to buy more
and pay cash, so fast as the farmers NAV be
ready to sell and deliver, they ought to be
fully accommodated, and our Banks, as we'll
as these Of the West, would be benefited and
fortified by atforiing the needed facilities.