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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-04
M. q. RRUCE.


II as just returned from Esst with the largest Stock Of
IL cons gnsd Goods be sold Wholesale and Retail,
ever offered in the WsseIn country, tO-WIt3
STATIONERY.
1000 Reamu Letter Paper; 75OJ BslSsaliug Envsapsl
1901 90 note paper, G,llQOOO " ., Fancy. : cords
1000 Com'cl Paper kinds is';-- ''o-' -'''1'
1000 " Fools Cap, 700 I" Steel PsnSs
$50 Fancy Note,
Lniyes and Forks 1000 Hammers and HatChsls;
1000 Pocket Knives lOJ dozen Argentine Silver
500 pair scissors Spoons
1910 RaEOrs; 4 cords Of double barre GUEI
FANCY GOODS.
50 doz CooEnei Hose.
50 Hair Oil S5O0Port MonaeB,
32l6 Fancy WORK Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdka3
500 Ladies' Companions Us q" SIX dc
2OOo packs Pins, No. 6, 49,, g. 5000 Spool Thread
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves; AlerlnO UDdsTshEss5
$50 dOz gents white and fancy
Is 900 vol Standard BcokF;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY
25 Magic case Gold Watches; 80 do Gold Meek Chains
80 english gold patent 80 GENTS Fob and Vest do
manufactured by Joseph 625 do Gold seals and Keys,
johnson, % On. street, vita Lnck,ts;
LivsFJOOl; 800 sets Of Can Oss, 10 cases
$50 Silver Lever Watches 80 do FloreHtins, do
$50 Open silver 100 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings
IS Composition do; 900 ladies' Plain Cold Brgss!
Watches; 1850 tIent's and Ladis,' Gold
$50 do Chatliugs Pencils,
$1,000 worth Of Cold Finger
Bugsi
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, ass1rEsdi
1900 UUd
And all other articles usually found Zoe Lewelry Estlbish
Merchants, PrddlHrs and uu cuzeus generally
ted call and nuke SELECTION, all the above
Goods have be close out mixed lime, they be-
Icng n Inherent estates have
tedious mention n shortl nave anything that LADY or
Aueoueer Consiguees No. II Cedar street, NASHVILLE,
Tennessee. iBOv2-6mdGw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-04

HAVE received direct IRON Europe large supply Of
Watch Makers Tools and Materials, which will sell
weHty -tvs per cent belOW New YORK prices Materials
any part the country BY mail Likewise, large
Of click Materials. Having engaged the services
Of ereuced WOrkmen for the repairing Of Watches
JsEery, C0sks &C. be warrant enre satsfacttOn 10
Civ and Country Trade. NJ e. BRUCE,
Wholesale Dealer 10 Watches, Jsyelfy, Clocks, Fancy
Goods, DC, n Cedar str0si, Nashville Tenn.
!. Ia
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
Authorised by the State Of Alsbama.l
SOUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

To be drawn in the City of Mobile Alabama Ia public OF
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUNBERSl
JoHS HURTEL and W ". MCGUIRE Esq7., Commissioners
10000 TICKETS-3. 3J7 PRIEST
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REMOVAL.

TTHURSTON BERNARD have removed to No. Is
( Public square next door to CalhOun's, where they
TlI a4ppy sIg their customers first rate stock Of
Day Goods consisting Of Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths le- aaf Fancy Casslmeres; Vestings, Gloves
Hosiery, Csavsts Ilndkerchiefs &c. Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-04

NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, FALISES, CARPET BAGS, DC.
FOR FALLANU WINTER TRADE, AT
G.. hf. HaII'S,
NO, IS, PUBLTgSQEARE,
CONSISTING In part follows, viz:
- SuperAue Eng. KID Slippers;
White Kid aud Satin Slippers;
Black Satil Slippers
Ed B1Otees, thu and thick solos;
Black Lasting slippers and Busknsj
Laspg Congress Caters with & without heels;
CATERS side and front lace;
Conserved and pegged BOotess;
Misses
Fine Kid Bootees and Slippers;
q" Black Lasting Caters
Kid and Cost Booiees thick an thin soles;
" ANGLE Ties;
Servants Calf Goa. BOOtees, a large
Gents hus GalC Single and Double sole BOols
81 oxford Ties;
Monterey Ties;
" Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine Car Boots, &c, sc.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS TRUNKS.
splendid tmeBy Of Iron Frame Sole Leather TraV-
cling Trunks, Naes. Bonnet Trunks, Velvet and Brus-
sells carpet BAGS on Cloth Travelling Bags, &c, &C. all Of
hch Offered prices for Small profits and
quick sales is the motto. Give a call.
sepI7-f T.. HALL, Il Public Square.
REMOVAL.
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IsI<4g,s3st sszz : "a 81
RW 70. 9. T4BS,
WIST5 %

For the Complete Cure of Coughs, colds,
Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
of Blood and all other G4Wug Complaint
tending 60 consumption.
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IIILs d q n 9 EsIN1
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEHLT
LOWELL. MASS
~ And sold Wholesale by Berry b Demovllls Retail
By Jo g. Brown Nashville, and All druggists in TIE city
aud all d. e define everywhere
dtrw
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIREIYT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-29

JOHN ANNAULE 4 SON.
GCREW BOLT MANufACTuRERS-A
- prepared 10 exccui. orders for all kInd- OF
srre~ Balt- Nuts, AZ Having had many Year. en-
per.nes Ia the business We feel confident Of givnk
satisfaction 10 AL who may favor with tksir
y res ards prie. ard quality VI work sLop-Ou tL.
corner VI Third aid II dlsifr str.sts
Davenport, Oct :, isSSau
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saaaAw,f Third j, biwn Harrison ! Ripley
TRUSTEES sALE-wHEREAs on the

TRUSTEES SALE--MHEREAs ON THE
j nrst day VI August, isso, Lori. Weight and g.
phia HE wife. executed nAtu Charles Powers a.
Trustee a certain Deed Of Trust. eonsr, ine 10 sad
Trustee that piece tract cf land NJ Sco,t county
Io.a, described fullo~s, To Wit The land aud
premises known, designated and numbered u lot
number slx sds In block humber i've, (s) Ia
the plat Of the survey Of Heekier kanss addition
"a West nu6Alo In the town Of Buffalo, Scott county
Iowa e recorded In ecost county land records being
M came pre.ses con, eyed 10 the sAd LOU. volskt
ty Q dew. .nss~of from Anton Huber and wife, daily
recorded TOT the lnrpos~ Vt securing the payuasH
OF certain premissors note bearing the came date
with sald Deed Of Trust, pas abc year amer date
10 Preston Wing or order for the sum VI Eve hun
drsd and s~venty ise dollars. with iniefest a, the
rate of ten per cent. pes amman. which note wss
sgned b, sald Louis Weight.
And now the sAid noss having become due aud nay.
able and the sstd Ieuis Weight having failed 10 u,
the came 1. Charlss Powsrs. Trustee - Aforesaid
Do hereby give thIs puhlie notice that BY virtue 10
~ ruwer In me vesssd 81 eAld Deed Of TrUsa aad
purcuant 20 the laws u cid ntate of Iowa viii Oh
saturday the twelfth aay Of september nsxt. q ten
o'clock II he fosenoon u thas dag expose anA o1ss
~ 80 Il pubc auction 10 tbs highest bidder ~
cosA ths lana and psemtsss above deseStbsd, a. %
mucl thsreef 8 shsI ~ suzneisnt to pay Ne eata
rots snd nssess tk1peee 70 the day Of sas ogssAsr
MIR - oxpeueoo e 80 sas, cusss Of THE notice
srS Trvssess 1see upoa hs soapsssios - oalA sals
Sssi vi s sissa sssss1ias 70 he sslpslssAsss =
''s cnAa row1ns. Tsuass
Dsasa Asguss ., Nj sssasas
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wArS0NS
Hltleen Dollar Sewing nachlncs.

THE CITIZENS or DAVENPORT, AND
i Ladies' especially, are respectfully Invited TO cell
At The lie Claire House Psrlor No g. to witness III.
operation %
Wsfsos's Celebrated $iS Fsrsiiy sssriss MaeAiasa
II will be on exhibition at the above place, for
liens see H. aud iest ito peculiar worth for faml,
Fhis Machine IL admirably adapted tn oil kinda q
FAMILY sewing II 10 simple la its construction easii
operated hos liable 20 get out Of order, and vii a
~ much work tn a single day ~ the most esper
can do In twenty, with her needle, ard u
sold Tor the low price Of Finecn Dciars
ihe subscriber l. ss purchased the sole right TO
iAs STATE 81 Iowa Tor the sale of the above Gelshrn
ted sewing MaeLincs. County Rishis for sale b.
applying to ine In person, or by letter.
have iaade arrangements with Mr. 8 q shore,
chine In uI.liinitrd numbers
tssik wff .JnJyS 4 wxtrrv
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1;otels.
DENTON HOUSE.

nEAJAMlN DENTON. Proprietor
formerly II fNurhkc-r.ie, Y
tbs House and furniture are entirely new and the
Hauss /. situated on Nh. IT Third AID Iowa
stfsets IL Pheasant Part oi the ci's and ett three
a9aaFes tEntn tie eioi, and !. guaranteed. If not
lie hss, II bee god Hoxss A. ther. /. ia the
riaes Travellers wishing 20 stop nj Davenport vii
And n tie Betfea House al the comforts If snai
home. comprising cl~su clean ted. gsed at
tefdaaee and = cheerful compliance With sssr, rea
-s4Ha5. demand
charges reasonable ani NO humhug
isggtf BENi DENTON
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sPEttti. NOTICE.
New York 4 Erie Rail Road.
La -. Es@s 5se ss.K+ =. >. III = :
CT - ~ zsa's"..s.s.. ss.-...s:Ss ixs---.-ess
To the IssyslSuu Ssuyplss

nTf lnfH THROUGH TI.kEfS To NEN
- YORK, Easisa. I'll iellhin ani New Lag aa..
Cities via ftiv ra4&N
ns lwetts tAAts.#e- l,-faacc saved
y = fhseast. & No. insa ,,ts without change ",
cars
as-Tae us|s s#atf u Nsv yyfK Ciiy having wid
aHl stttfsu4- s.45a9 taT~
los T.. skte SIS 81 ftgtkira, Hu!ya!a aud Siasar
Fsl- sttn sstrssaa " o. Gage --c.,nacrilis ~
D. srS ilrssssk wIA az rgai-s ir,4a Clcy,iasl
Gaze lift asa 5Hesst. o. she Lake Shore Ea.lg,ssd
To b'.it4at# sis tHe iia'.,'r New grk Cay Ia
Road f4aks 5t5Ftet rs.lrril a.s v.th a.. <t.ailI,f
81 Lake Ers fFasa 1}rsviit.l, rolrl1 AID pctrutt
h.s' tn' kasa'l assi Lake IIuruu RAILWAY irpp
Detflt I'D ehHas5s
To y AGRA faHs. VIA 'anaudsi qua ard Niasars
ts5r Ia ~ i4tak lg .ttvcf connections with ri
Trains ~ tat ssea9t Western Ealwas from p,lta,4
aAG 'iirsst. tt4s aaagiing TIE iras~.ins puhc
ftss.,r4 is-.H t8es
BE stss.'n taasotsssrs t44 4'5,. M Srw Iotk .lly
any 4~fWfh0f fHae a s re-ut &icfT t5WEtsry Isna
rurw s41taHf eAtta elsav.ts.
- f4F.ta 4 eAnss sA.s iu atl tl.r rr.rsl a.
MNsteEH H. II sz&8 tftfs4
rs-E*eF - ~ II ts III .fA,rt Esatr
HnNfts i.AM-pEf
u %aIFa &C., Asst. i'Yst
Ntf4&als ttete.aad. q. MAJ lsih. ISL
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LIE CLAl1gE TOlrND0Y
N II e HIVE 81 q p.
NJ D0NAHuE, SUCCESSOR TO MESSRs.
W. lie Claire 4 Davenport having purchased
the above premises, 10 how prepared To manu-
t4etufe
STEAM ENGINES
Of the vsliou. kinds suitable 10 the wants Of the
CAsTfSGs,
for al of the different varieties Of
MILL GEARINGs AND suAFTINGs,
Of all descrisiions
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES
cars, sills, Brackets, Columns ke. &C Always o.
hand. and made ~ order
Connected with the above il = Forging shop, under
the direction " men ~ superior skil
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
BABBTT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock Of Pattern. for Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, 10 UNSURPASSED ky any similar
sstablsshmeht IN the West
Repairing aone ~ the ahereese Hoeees.
Charge. reasonable Cash q, all tmes paid Tor old
iron AID copper
A. Corner Of Trout and sco,t-.t. Davenport
nh..df " DUNAuUE
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l,niIrnn0s.
Mississippi L Missouri Railroad,

wa 81 az1 tH. 10 49,
40. la@z=.a#s ~ .I-ct ~ Davenport - ,u
ihf ~ r5 a. 20 Ira.s-
lf--. $3.50 dol ui tl4s Irrr%.ltk ~ glNt'.
il :..f a= T. tA- o. .iiaaloa Il the.f -.
age sI5tars fichvts %, fore taking tho.
--t-- 81 bAh pperUirl.,ie.'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Three Day Trough IFaiiss t..i w..-i pbiaa.i,l.
AID iItsbure THE ApisAiNG MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia t9s Iitsblrs al A "A ..d
Iiitshntf faF fhilads Iha ~ \ NJ fLt 90 "a
.eAsrs fhiiasiephla a. l J. NJ and Ttt,.hnr, ~,
Ainss ~ l. THE NIGHT EMPIRE -
van isa,ss Philadelphia for fitlshurs II Il
AZ FAtsbat. for Pfiaadelphis al 10 T. ~
Tbs ae0sa Htss eoaeef al fittabnrg " IN tLs Ran
i1ads ~ A. ff+sn Ss sauis, No As,.. t,s3.na 4 II
GhicssY, All hraskfart, Lexington altd Lousy ille
4sffs aiaais Das to-. Springfield, Belefoataine
s isss q. Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE
AA-*A.4sa asa W. ostsr Ohio also wltl The .t.a,p
packet boats - "a from New o.iean. !, Inws.
Louisville ard l.aesnaaail
fAru1i tieksireaa b. had 20 Or from either OF the
ahAe p4aees = -
Ter further partlea are see harI- bs q, the differ
eat siarisag roa.i. Passengers from the Wss, Viii
nod his ~. shortest aud expeditions rout. ~
Phl.Adslpl!a. Baltimore, aew York o. Bos,oe
THOMAS MOORE
Agsni Passenger Lines, Plalsdelplis.
Fhiiads.plis, Jaas ,. "a 1iy.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
- -. e. - - = - ~ ---s1ss---
AkG ~ - asa..s.sis.. ~ ...siiss. ~ 800 III

~ ~ .sa.as.sssv. ~ .s.>sss. ~ ....,ray
1,iiL GREAT CENTRAL EurrE cox.
i NICOTINE ths sAt.a te ef."- with thr MesiprH
Nar;AWseFpHHs a## ssaihWssftFu niste-, % eaf=
..Hnel. RasisaS ,lafee tn. road si-' eoniee,- a
f.ksbuFsa III IS Hs II Steamers o. al intts ~
the Nazla4asssss# Lax max -. the luu-i direct
cheapest azI fslIaEe Route - which ff"i slt cas- e
forwarded q I'D fIaia - Great Wet
Harts nsrsans PHILADELPHIA AM riTrsrrRsg
EiEsF t1ass=z~ hsats Sha-.. Isis
ala Ca}- tssaks. Bfy t,sHls Ou 80 -. 49,, n.
bexes taies aa tgH - Dug, tlu Nv TT "' -
eqxss aaa Easss.l faf.. fvathers
trceSn 1tsss nssstsfc ~lg-tug,
rhlKtiA. - Is#s#. 81 ~ siual
bssvssA Drag 49, fask harA tatt E~r lua .ls
ware I.easa4#f. 49, 8o.#s 4t hsaaA~N
We Aad r#esH H.. taatN NsA
Tapp GAass = AHAa8s ~1ea t.ha4a.
W# s4essss iIesa# hses tNtA
Stated assssH 81 81 - kAs fefatea sA Scr lta IL
ma4af4et4as& tsseslf a.ars
cut
ForE.H eIAss rafsse Fl.i n8clr
BEEF AID Iafk 10 casks or teNrs
Ea-iwafda t.aFd = Lard o. Lead, 40 per ie3 s
Mats, ssia Ash. German Cay.
Tar, Fitch, Resa. sc
fIera Il per barrel nn;i further noiicr
skAts--saie per lap les sGtil f4iffLrr loiice
cfios - per .'si., ne, cSeesdas ~ ID. weight
De l. .a4pptng Goods from any roin, sa., ~ Put
aaeiph4a - particular - mark packAsvr VIA peai4-
syis&.sa Ralfruaa Al good. con.lyned a. tn
VII te f0F8arue1 without detention
FkiGsnI AGENTS Harris. wormly Go.
MrAas.' ISL u I sass \ 81. ~ ioai- 4 !
lsarlash 81 Carter q jeMsiti i.nni-yille, ~ Il
Aeaafaa4 Madison lad spri1Inan a Bt.Ml. and
lrAAa So ea.cia4ass y W Graham a CO. Zaa.s.
4 c. : Astel ilau.. New Yerk i William ~ and j
ba'tert Fsaees ~ i sa~eder, Philadelphia
Aasraw keoas. baltimore oso e. Frolclsca.
itissNgfs
IA m uaY-crn>
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GEORGE HAGER, FORMERLY IN Com
VI FANNY with A 4 @ woebsr, has nov assoeia
ted himself with chnres 0nosshei Ia the new s,one
shop. on Third between Harrison and Ripley sr~ets
kinds of
Carthage, Dn9gtes. Spring Wagans, &c.
Icing themselves practical mech aEcs and em.
ploying hut the hest II workmsn, they Astter
thsins~ they able 10 turn out work superior
to anything manufactured in th.s market
All work warranted
Particular attention raid 10 repairing
nA0Ek 4 Co,
lxax Ri II EMu Hny =
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Chicago !. Rock Island Railroad.


&c aMLR ARRANGEMENT
~ Nh AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
" u4 6.Eaef Natttr Irltt- lli leave Re-,
l..e ttFs sytf flr,ij a. follows
isi lh5 isH#.s = Nal. tftiA ~. --..lp Is 4
a > .}f kfs5ss- q ..-..-.. UO 4
- Ff# shf g#d s sfezs ttrs .... =. ~ l. N
Ifu.s aef=sz 81 t;sss i-.tad, daily sunday. "a
.frtrf 80 =as-
D.. y -.s t-Nssass 81 -. ..-. 90 A n
- Dab ! ssss AID Mai AZ ...- aiOp "
Is fr' ELL - a5ts- t1g. ...-.. iI ~ T. NJ
y. tFas.= lis Road are ia direct cnaneciis
70 'A-el r. boil! the Mich gau SOUL
80 s.t : lss teHira Il y aid from ncir,ll
t".Ht7 sssstttt, sas<ltu., .ariiuatl, Ptitshur.
- q aNs H. Nsasaft ale 4 iaNy, New iork
~ Az latA. l}sz5s4ssass ard Me-hi. .ine Al.n. IS
tN @t-t ~.ta tAtss II the Ihiiui. scutra Eat4
Nat'A tH t8s.aA asI ~9ath 20 80 Louis amd sa4rn
tH RAa 81 sat- eA4 Y, IEaeUrtINf
~ BEN SON,
faakt Agent. X X pepgi,
tt~s .re#8 te t.a4 ie ~ th~ .vee.s,ty ~ gviat.
ti. ef tafest5se = - ilr le.'atio4 e Their ha.
tee, 81 i ftr6et- before taking s,af- i.
the ears =. :e saaaactaY4 cprr, farc. ,,y 81 ssta
a- ia t4s l.a. q the Chiea.n ard Rock l-isml
Etfust
tolls q TRACY superintendent Z.
" u NattHss. A--tt ~upt
Rock la i At#.f ~ ~.
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THE SECRET iNFIENiTiEs OF
YOUTH AND MATUR KITTY.
just faada-hea, gratis, the twenty 9TH thousand
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
"A treatment without Medicine. ~ s.pefmasorrh.a
~ t.eai Wsakne-., Nnetnrna Ems-ioas Genital
and Nervous Debility, Premature d~ca, N the S,s.
ieM. impotsic,. and Impsdiments To Marriage gene.
rally
nv D. DE LANEY, u. u.
The important fact THAI Lhe nHny alarming com.
pAiais, orig mating n th. irudene- And .oi Jude Of
youth, may hc easily removed without Medicine IL
IN this small tract clearly demonstrated and the el
irels He@ and highly successful atsut ~ adopt
I'd By the Author fully explained by u which
the lss.s possible ccst thereby avoiding al the al
vsftised nostrums Of the day.
Sent TO any address grstis and past ree In sealsd
enveope ey RENTING lpost paid) postage stanps
e Or DIX LAHeY, !, Lspsnard street. xsv
Yosk CITY. splDe dAwens
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THE VERY LATEST.
rugcRAPHic from LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
LONDON, Saturday. Oct. 81. 1867.

LONDON, Saturday, Oct 81, 1857
grrom the London Times City Articiel
The funds to-day have been exceedingly firm and have
olosed advance OF y per cent under the influence
Of tho advices from New York by the Fulton which con
frmed the ancpatons entertained OF the enec, Of the
hank suspensions In addition 10 the Investments the
closing several by operators who had been
Specializing for fall contributed 10 strengthen the
market According 20 some estimation the public
during the present month owing 10 consos being 90
absorbed stock TO an aggregate amount Of between three
four million pounds In The foreign exchanges this
afternoon the rates were generally the post
Tho Yves, Indian and Mexican steamer reported this
afternoon with 5000 900 In specie.
The Tunes (Chy Artcle) announces in London the sus
pension &C John Haley Co in the New York and Canada
trade and Messrs J Janray Co, Of Great 81 Helcns
ship and insurance brokers.
The non receipt Of remtancos from America has in
each been the cause Of difficulty. The liabilities Of
Mcssrs Haley stated at $50 ooo and favorable iqui
daoH s anticipated.
In the city yesterday three suspensions were announced
from Liverpool j s Dewolf shIpowncrs Gould Davies
merchants and ship chambers Robert Morrow,
SON d Garbutt, timber merchants.
The liabilities Of De Wolf Co are IL is feared, con.
siderable
Prom the London News City Articc.l
Fmpav EVENING.
The funds remarkable throughout the day Prices
continue TO advance steadily and the markc, closed at the
best point, which represents Of about per cent
is considered that the banking dcutcs recently an
nounccd have tended 10 the desire OF the
public for English government securities. In the discount
market little actual relief yet observable, but the conf
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sum Of ESQ ooo and several smaller houses suspended
yesterday


TIKI HAMBCRG MONEY MARKET.
Hamburg (Oct. 24) correspondence Of London NewsI
Our mercantile community has borne up wen under
the severe monetary pressure TO which mas oeen eA-
posed but 10 accomplish this heavy sacrifices have been
made which will 60 far 70 diminish pronts winch many
had considered already secured The ntmatIon OF
the further advance OF the rate OF discount TO egh per
cent by the Bank Of England had at first somewhat OF
stunning effect; but when people began to recover from
the blow, measures taken, far rs possible 70
grapple with the emergency, and provision having been
made TO meet immediate engagements, the demand lor
money has again partially subsidized 1t may now indeed,
be said to be comparatively easy although In such times
there are still persons who csnt1nue to feel the
difficulty Of their situation, which even enhanced
from the hands Of SO many buyers having
been already filled with goods that have been
disposed Of TO provide money, that they cannot
conveniently purchase more, however tempting the
prices may appear to be at which they offered COT
fee and other articles which in general be so
promptly placed that they have hitherto been almost re-
garded equivalent to cash. longer easily made
available and while discounts may be quoted TO 81 per
cent, many would willingly give to have their wants
supplied If their very readiness to do so did Of itself
tend to counterac their object The effects of high rate
OF discount are, perhaps severely felt here than
elsewhere because people have been less accustomed TO
than they are in other places Until the time OF the
Russian when unusual demand naturally increased
its value, money the average cheaper than
n London careful analysis OF the rates in these re-
pective cities for the FIVE years, 1S5llS55 gives the fol-
lowing result
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Railway and miscellaneous shares have experienced
with Consols considerable fluctuations during the week.
and to day they have improved greatly.
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sending hun along, won easily by two lengths. Mosts
beating saunterer by neck only for second place
cyrcnc fourth about three lengths from the thirA
and half length in advance OF Mile de Chantiy whe
was ffth; Brd-inthe- Hand sixth Trcolor eaiiHg
the next lot which widely scattered Babylon (whS
with his stable companon Proress never showed in tho
race) was absolutely last
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 90
The market for British securities has been very sensitive
during the week, undergoing daily considerable aactlA
lions until yesterday, when assumed more settled ap
The market opened at the closing price Of tie
previous evening, and experienced an advance, which
was in great degree maintained The concluding prices
were sS7I 50 for money and SO TO 8a for the 10th q
November bank stock left on at 206 TO 208 reduced 80
TO Ssh three per cents, sS to SS India stock 400
2l India bonds ASS 10 SIS. discount; cxchequer bills,
15s los. discount To day the market attained rise
Of about p per cent, owing to the American news who's
is favorable The public also continue to absorb stock,
and the Moieur publishes highly favorable stasemesA
relative to the French finances From the lowest point re-
Gently attained the funds have recovered fully per ce
Consols closed at 8ea and 89H for money and Soy and
89x for the account Exchequer bills were IA 70 10 dis
count.
The following table will show the fluctuations in oonses
since the Esd inst 0kE#F
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with consos
The return from the Bank OF England for the week cad
ing the oath October gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
Public deposits e., S81 TAO Increase EOS 7le
Other deposits. IL 26S ,986 Increase. l3l SIS
Rest. ........... 3,239,499 Increase. 1862
On the other side Of the account
Government securities fl0, Sal Same as last week.
Other securities. 2O,404 ,597 Decrease. Ella 9o8
Notes unemployed 3,4S5 $40 Increase 266 666
Tho of notes in circulation fl9 265 being
decrease Of f416 $780, and the stock Of bullion in both
departments GO 500 1914 showing decrease Of elsa 64
when compared with the preceding return.
There has been fair business doing in bullion this
week Silver has been taken freely for the East and
parcels OF gold shipped for the Continent The
ply has been good and Mexican dollars Offering at tho
quotations