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Maltster.
Francis Denmead, West Falls Avenue.
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The ERRICS0N LINE of steamers leave the corner of
Light and Pratt streets, daily, Sundays excepted
NJ, for Philadelphia via Canal.
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LULltTy UIHC6S.
A. Mace d Co., 1872 N. Gay street
Leather and Hides.
Val. Birely, Is Cheapside.
F. II. Grupy, AZ S. Calvert st.
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BORT AND SHERRY WINES VERY
superior PORT WINE. bottled in oporto and superior
Ammulludo SHERRY III wood of direct Importation and
l"f sale ~ GEO l.. HARRISON,
mrl2-df 6o,nonnoI,s Yhors
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Dry Goods.
A " Houck, 235 Lexington street.
Wroth Fullerton, IS Baltimore street.
Hamilton Easter Co., 1919, POI and 2O3 Balti-
more street.
Royston Brothers, 81 Baltimore street
IL. Pollock Bro, l6l N. Gay street.
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EANHANVE FLANt-
Meets daily at II A NJ
JAMES c. ADAMS, Pres't F B. CAPRON. Sec'y
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TULLAUOMA.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS.
Three DayS, Salc

THE TULLA' oMA TOWN COMP my offer for sale all
those beautiful lots here ofore reserved and unsod,
and which peculiarly eligible for family resde
and many OF them convenient Tor business houses. To
the poor man who needs hnme-to the rich man who
desires to purchase senid and heslthful locality for
summer residence, and to the Of moderate Leans
who wishes to buy delightful dwelling place. this sale
presents great attraction.
The locality " Tuahoma. with population Of about
twelve hundfrd inha btsnts on the Nashville thatta
noosa Railroad at the terminus OF the McMinnvie and
Manchester Railroad in Coffee county and table land
OF the mountain district OF Tennessee, Is one unsur
passed saubry add pleasanness and the settler here
will find himself in the midst OF the nors and sppli
ances OF high civilization OF orderly. well regulated
moral ard gous community. blessed with an inyso
rating pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which 1t
real Happiness to bresthe. and with pure cool water
which Is j, OF life 10 dnk and In addition to all
this, the invalid win hd mineral water within the town
Site and other mineral waters chaybeate ard sulpher
convenient to the town. by the ard OF which 10 rennyate
AMI estors hsalth. Come TO Tuahoma and purchase
q lot cheap. as the sale 10 without reserve.
The terms o. sale are credit " and two years
bonds and security required and lien the lots re
lain~d.
Dsys of Sale %, 9Th. 6th days OF august next Maps
OF the town. and NJ the lots or sails 10 Ne app
cation to at tbs Lincoln Hooee, TuIlshon,. Tenn.
hivsa. WIN. MOORE, AHu..
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= WATERMEL0NS.

A few Of those delicious esculents
have been brough. To- town lor ale, bu,
owing TO the enormous price charged for
them, have gone of slowly. Some few
have been sold, no doubt. to Tho boys
who Of course "don't care fof3expenses"
when those expenses arc Incurred for
The entertainment Of their swecthearts,
but sensible people do not ,lhus throw
away their "small change" We've been
waiting to see il somebody wouhln'! send
us big one. bu, and wn,ines havs thus
far been in vain.
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NOTICE..

Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee, at
Ms last session. passed an act maH.ng IT the
dn;v Of he vnrlols SherlttS of SAID State, 10
open ind hold an eleciIrn Mt each precinct
iniher respective counties. IN order ascrr-
tam he sense of the people as to whether
convention sha be called 10 "amenl, revise
or form n new Cons iiutlon" of sa d Safe !;
therefore, |. John W. Custer, Sheriff o. Frank
lin county, do hereby give notice to the voters
of sa d cnun y. that will, on the LIST Thurs
day of September nexr, open and hold on cleo
ton al the various precincts Of said county,
for the purpose of taking said vote. Given
under my hand at office, thus the 18Th July,
1858. JOHN w. CUSTER,
Sheriff of franklin Countv
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H% Accounts from tho American Bot.
tom. Illinois, state that the decaying ami.
NAL and vegetable matter. deposited by
the late food is intolerdbly noisome, has
made some Of the residents so sick that
they had 10 DO removed, has created an
epidemic smong the hogs, carrying them
Of BY scores. and is creating fears Of great
sickness among the inhabitants during
the summer.
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gW" There were many people in to "n
last Monday, in attendance n, court, We
suppose. Good order prevailed throughou,
the day. In the evening a meeting OF
the citizens of>lhe town and county was
held and subscriptions taken up for the
purpose Of building macsdamized road
from the N. & C. R. R. up TO Sewanre.
Some two thousand dollars were sub.
scribsd. The people generally seemed to
fully appreciate the value Of the Univer.
sity OF the South 10. our midst. and we
doubt not they. will literally and cheer.
fully give money sufficient to build all
the roads necessary for the easy access OF
travel and produce to the location. We
learn that twenty one hundred and odd
dollars were raised at Hockerville the
other day for building a road, and with
such demonstrations as these go soon on
the part Of our Franklin, county people,
we predict that tho want OF means will be
no barrier to q successful establishment
Of good roads 10 Sewanss. -
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BONNIE rs.

parsso|s, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons,
gloves and hosle y, por-mones, pins needles,
percussion caps suspenders, combs, ves,Ings,
tweeds co''onades, bleached and brown do
mostics, reaGy-made clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, hardware and cutlery, ,Inware, sugar,
coffee, mo asses, drugs, medicines and DIE.
SUITS, indigo and madden, soda, pepper, spice
ginger, andan endless variety of other things
too tedious to name, I'll Of which is offered at
The lowest rates to cash buyers.
Good barter taken in exchange for goods al
such prices as We can sell III again.
, April 10. 3m MARTIN g. SON.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.
From tho Nashville Daily Newa,
nj - I'll =, m rnnn
Thursday, July 30, 1856

Thursday, July 80, 1853.
Cotton, Sales IL bales l04c; Is at
7c, and 3 at o. .....
Tobacco, ---Nohing doing, .
"RAcoN,-Shoulder &C., Hams 7!0slc,
Clear Sides Basic, .fsanAIegons, From
s,prg-ShbGtaars o.; Hams 81 "a Ole.
Clear Sides 'sgO0c'
Wheat, Buyers are offering Csc for
Prime Red, rs folWhjle.
SwGAR.--Market quiet, quotations az
be(ore-say, 7O0c, according to quality.
MoLA9sEs,--In barrels, 32035c. in
half. barrels, 37a40,
CoFFEE,-At l2Hl3 cents.
WuIsKy.--We quote 20O2l for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 100000.
LARD.--9 cents.
LARD Observation-Disclosures price for
pure Lard Oil, 9Oc.''
. CANpLEs.-S,ar, 2O022c.; Tallow, 70!
6l5c.
: FEArHERs are worth 35@3s cents, in
good shipping order.
Sall.-ln barrels 81 per bushel; Fine
Sack l IS; Coarse 5oal 60.
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THE HOME JOURNAL
WINCHESTER:
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 20.

Be Observation-Disclosures has the char
sc,sr, abroad and at home, OF being a
very nice and very healthy town. It's
situation is at sight conclusive evidence
tina, person must enjoy as good, If not
better health here than in any other town
in Tennessee or the whole South, We
have the very bes, Of Dir, and the very
best OF water. In addition to these bless
ings, let US keep clean town. Allow
no filth 10 accumulate in our streets, al.
leys, or back.ysrds, and we guarantee
that no local diseases will aflict US,
while we shall be also proof against the
inroads OF foreign diseases. Now. the
town OF w inchester is noted for its clean
appearance. yet We must .confesss the
.olfactory nerves Of man are very disa'
gtcesbly wrought upon, in certain por.
aions Of the town, by coming in contact
with the exhalations Of purifying bodies
OF animals and decayed vegetable matter.
Such eflluvium is not only unpleasant to
tho passer. by, but it is unhealthy, and
ws believe will create sickness, unless
our worthy town constable SEQ to il and
have i. removed to some place where the
buzzarj tribe more frequently congre.
gate. Let US be clean. for health and
cleanliness 60 hand in hand, and it is al.
most impossible for one to exis, without
the aid Of the other. LIE, the back yards
and alleys be KEEP. clean. and We venture
to say that Winchester will not suffer
from disease this summer. ,.,....
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The Fayetteville Journal learns that
Col. V. X Stevenson: is about to resign
the Presidency Of the Nashville & Chat.
,anooga Railroad Company, andt the
Hon. F. X. Zoll:coffer is. spoken OF ,as
his probable successor. =.
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GEN. QvIrMAS DEAD,--The country
will learn with sorrow thai. Gen. JOHN A.
Quitman died at his residence near Nat.
chez, Miss, on Saturday tho Nth inst.
His death was the result Of disease con.
,racted at the National Hotel. about the
beginning Of the present administration.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTORS CLOPrON g. MURRELL
having associated themselves together in The
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, respect
fully offer their services TO the public, and
hope,.by strict attention TO business, to share
a liberal portion of paronage. They are well
supplied with Instruments fort the performance
Of any operation. DR.. Copton may be found
at their Office, on Main street, day ard night,
unless professionally absent.
WincheSter, Jan, lst, 1853
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SHOULDER BRACES.
SOMETHING FOR THE AFFLICTED
r.. j. Gum innings

WILL MAKE TO ORDER ANY KIND or SH0rLI ER
w SR,cEs to suit the w!Shes Of those who are weak.
brrase or hump shOuIdeTeaeher ladies' gentlemen
The teessty AID yslue o, Shoulder need not bc
urged for all know that nine tenhs the Consume
tive cases arise from the universal indulgence IN berdg
over. Every idy and gentleman, and especisly CneEs
STUDENT who u weak breasted, ought at procure
pair OF these Braces. They neatly made and will
long time They be enlarged les.ened al
and suited 10 any occupation person wearing them
is oompeeJ 10 sit erect and walk erect although their
elasticity will allow to bend with elsr NAM psjr
have been sold in Winchester and vicinity ard ,y.ry ru
chaser has beer highly pleased well as benefited Pr
oes vary from 81 90 to "a. Apply to Cunut g. Tui
isho,,,. Town Ortiz 10
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state Of Tennessee.
John Frizzcll against Geo. w. White and the
Win. g. Ala. K. r. Co.

John Frizzell against Geo, w. White and the
Win. g. Ala, r. r. Co.
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
to TIE satisfaction ufthe Clerk.& Master that
Geo. W, White isn nonresident o the State
OF Tennessee 8, TINT the ordinary process Of
law cnnn't be served on him, it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cesslve weeks in the Home Journal, news
paper published in the town of Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to make his personal appearance
herein before the Judge Of our mex. Chance
ny Court to be holden at the Courthouse in
Winchester, Tenn, on Wednesday after the
third Monday in August next, TO plead, ans.
wer or demur to said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte as to hun.
II. r. ESTTLL. c. g. NJ.
June "a 4w prs fee 3 90. -. -.
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Said womsnto an old maid, my
husband 10 not 50. good, husband as he
'Aould Os,bui he Is powerful sigh. bet.
tsr than nons.o
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Sheriff Of T
GEORGE GREIG,

NIIHOLESAIE and Retail Conectoner, and DEALER in
w Foreign Wines Liquors, and Segars, Nos. 81 d 80.
MO :; Street, Nashville, Tenn. [aug29 1y
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ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
A. DESPORT

WOULD inform the citizens Of Winchester and sur
rounding county that he is prepared TO paint In good
style all kinds ~ designs for the orDameBtng Of paTos
and will repair old paintings with accuracy His room
n ypurdans COS NJ, the squsre tFerHf
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MARRIED

In this place, on Monday, 100 clock:HA
NJ, Goth inst, by John T. Slater. Esq.
Col. E. c. WAxAcx and Mrs. EnALiSr
SLAroR, both Of Tantalon.
May the beautiful and harmonious
compact, voluntarily entered into. be.
tween the gallant Col. and his fair bnde
never prove ilusory. OF cease.,o be the
shrine upon which they will most delight
to pour ,heir richest Acknowledgements.
standing Old Soils refulgent rays.of light
and heat to the contrary. ,.- J. T. S..
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WATSON HOUSE,

situated on Market street.
NASHVILLE, ' TENNESSEE,
AND NEAR THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
is now open for the accommodation Of the
public. The house has been thoroughly rem
ova ed, and refurnished. The Proprietor IL
deierglned. by attention to the comFor. of
hisgaests, to merritt the patronage Of the public
PRICES.
Board rer day. ............al %.
Day Board per veek...... 80.
THOS. s. WATSON,
Fsb. 20. 1858. ~.
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M d Fa' A 'a'S
IL FEE Pr Ill S
AND
PhRniC BiEferS.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE now BEFORE THE
public, for the OF Scrofua, Ulcers, Scurvy,
Eruptons Of the skim Fever aid Aue, Drnpsy, and in
ac most all diseases Weld to their curative proper
ties II has corrupted that during the last twenty
five years upwards OF FOUR MILLIONS Of persons have
been benefited by the use Of these medicines fact which
speaks in favor Of their curative propeTiesa
ion IN the estimate OF every patient. by their use the
BLOOD is RESTORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed
rom all impurities. The system is not reduced during
their operation but invgorated, and they require
straint from business or pleasure
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that medicine possibly eject.
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAT, NJ. D.,
Prop rietor, New York,
AND FOR SALE BY
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TO BE DIX AVN
E,32cta saturday iss yM2y.
Approximation Prizes.

EB- A Circular showing the plan OF
the Lotteries will be sent to any one de.
sirous Of receiving it.
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CERTIFICATES !,F PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates OF Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half f" 40
10 Quarter " 90
10 Eighth 10
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Nall Ifamla.

ADJOURNMENT or I'VE CsNApfsS PARtiANryr-Thc Hsmil
ton Spectator OF March % says--o,, Houses adjourned
ou the 22 nternooD the Legislative Council until the sth
and the Assembly until the Ith proxmo the Assembly, In
conse quepce Of ths illness Of the Speaker.
A SINGULAR M.RRIsGp.-Two couples we're married In
New Baltimore day last week under peculiar circu
stances T~in sisters married twin brothers the parties
being each % years Of and the wedding day Of tne
brides WAS the anniversary sf their birth
sE.TrScE 90 FEMALE INcxvDuRv. -Efuldah Morrison,
who set Gre 10 the Ashsbua County (Oho) Infrms-y on
the ID Of February aud by the burning OF which
persons lost thsr ves plead guy TO the indct nent,
sentenced 70 the pcnitentisry for twenty years
Len Horsts BuRSsp-Eght buildings stored With ice,
situated ut Athens, N. Y, and belonging TO the New York
Ice Company, were destroyed by hre on the Goth inst
A NrwaER or VALUABLE AND BIooDED HoRsYs AND Car
TIE BURNED On the 10Th inst the large barn belonging
TO Tbos. r. Remington, the Lancaster Pike, in MOus
gomery county Pa, destroyed together with
tents, consisting OF stock, hay fsrmog utensils Nc IA
the stalls attached 10 ths barn were several valuable
borres and seventy head Of TIE best boodei cattle
county, comprh o. short horuei Dyhsms, Attorneys,
rescued Mr. Hecir eop estimates his io,s ON the ,arn
at 81 CO0 and upon the horses an cattle ut SIS 000 upon
vh oh there Ia Only an insurance Of ~ 600
wossS's RiGHrs I, KASsAs "A women's Rights Con-
vertou wss held In nopsks Kansas on the 27tn ut at
wL was adopted form q petition TO the Consttu-
tobs Convention to frame the organic a~ OF the state
OF Kansas Tor the citizens thereof withous making any
viduous distin ,ious"
SCHOOL CHILDREN fsJuRED During the gale which VI
sited Cincinnati the nth inst two little girls we're
struck their heads by the falling bricks from the
school house and seriously injured Of them
not expected 70 recover.
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Severe and Stormy Weather Fear OF n Short
Crop OF sugar-The New Patent Docx Conn
paDy- Mining Rsports-Public Health Of
Kingston News from the Other Islands.
Our files from the West Indies dated at Kingst5n
jamaica the 18th OF March, aud contain later
from most Of the other islands besides Jamaica
OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.
KINGSTON, ia March ID, 1858.
The Atlantic Telegraph Steamship Question and In
migration Act
II is said that a the next meeting or the Legislature
Governor Darling agretsby TO instructions from the Co
onal Office will ask the Assembly to contribute their
quota the proposed scheme of embracing Jamaica in
the net work Of Geographic wires Europe with
America and the West Indies with the north and south
divisions Of the last med continent
As aounct 10 the prop sed patent slip DOCK the sub
Sliding Of the American NAL steamers between New York
and Aspnwa at paltry cost of "a 800 per annual,
condition Of their calling into this port each trip, would
have been an admirable one But this very wise PROPOSE
non, though sanctioned by the people throughout the
net and breadth OF the leland rejected by the
peoples representatives by majority o. just one, aud
that one member for the commercial city OF Kingston
tse have it, no vever, the best authority hat
had the grant been agreed by majority Of the
bly, Governor Darling with the advice Of his Cabinet OF
course would have vetoed It,
The Rrowi Of discomfort which has been indstinctly
heayd Tor tome weeks past anent the new Immigration
act has Increased " something like feeble among
certain self sly "frends Of freedom" Public meetings
have been held the parishes of St. James and got
pose Of pttoning the Queen in council not to assent
the sci
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CARACAS, March Q, 1858


The last adyces from Montevideo fresh
pcations as having occurred being 10 preparation in
the River Plate Provinces Tho revolutionary outbreak
against government and the Oribc party tad been put
down through the influence Of Brazil and the oonfedera
uon friends 70 that party Brazil landed force OF six
hundred men, and General Urquiza began his march 10
Uruguay with four thousand The pretoxt Tor the
foreign interference in the domestic Affairs Of that
try WAS the supposon that Bucnos Ayres menaced ts In
dsp~ndeDce but ths province has not maize any demon
sraton any part In the politics Of that country
and remains tranquil spectator Of what passes around
her.
Buenos Ayree preoccupied by the question OF the
nroads Of her frontiers and about four
thou and had marched In search Of them 70 defeat
them In their camps, the only Of preventing
Their disastrous ipvAsions.
The monetary crisis was rather severely felt In that
msrket Cola remained nj three hundred and ffty
dollars paper currency but no failures were feared in
the commercial com nuDity.
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Progress OF the Revolution The Western
Provinces In Revoit-Col. Brito and Gen.
Csstro at the Head or the Insurgents
Probable Downfall OF the Monagas Family,
&c., SC.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK, March "a, 1858.
While reading about the Revolution in Venzuela this
morning your paper, thought I'd let you know about
the recruiting done this city for Of the parties
Last December there notice in Of the papers
that me chanics wanted for railroad down South.
Inquire - Broadway Being out employ ment vert 70
place Designated and the person there told that
for the purpose Of erecting mills and buildings in
Porto Cabello. He said he would pay good wages and
give good fare, besides paying passage out In
two three days there notice stuck up that all
parties going out should have their put down. so
that they could get from the Venezuelan Consul
The next Gay there another notice. that all parties
going should be on a certain dock with their luggage.
down 10 the dock and about sixty men, three
four with families with the agent when they all went on
board the brig King Bird and she haned out in the stream
and towboat came alongside, and they of
About week ago the brig got back and inquired or
the captain what had become Of the he said
the speculation bad failed, and the laying the
dock there half starved ragged that the Consul would
have nothing TO do with Them but advised them to in the
army their only means Of obtaining money enough 10
get back TO their homes
J. LIVINGSTON, Pearl street
The King Bird referred 10 by correspondent sailed
from this port the It'll Of January last for Porto Cabeo
under the command of Captain Brown.
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The Phsbure Dispatch Of the 26th inst ssys:-rhe~e
cure Mt In the city that Col Asop lately famous
for his seged completely In the sttempt take the life Of
Louis Napoleon, has been stopping here for some time
past gentleman called upon the Mayor Thursday
Informing him that Col As)p was In the city, and urging
his arrest The Mayor declined 10 interfere
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To BE ExEcUrEp-The little negro boy, only II
years Of sge VINO confessed the burning COL George
A 8ayley's residence, in surry county Va not long
snce, was tried before the County Court OF surry On
Monday, and sentenced n be hung.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.


IRON the liverpool hines (Cty Ar.cie), March IL.
Although money continues most plentiful, the general
business the country does not yet seem % benefit by
this Advantage There ~ very little demand Tor &C ,om
moiatop either al toe back M the open market me
directors did at their weekly meet ug, yesterday,
alt their minimum rats OF discount IN the Noc< FL
cnanse oa7s are offered C)osols and ru-Ksh Gusran
tseo -Four per Cents almost nominal rates.
TIE return the Bsas Of E1ssod Tor the week end
ing the 10Th o Ne en- gives the following resus when
cpnparsd win TIE pfevflDs week
Public deposits 9. hoI5 5l2 iucreae zIsi,t3t
o,her oep sIu ..t3 eVO.i7i decrease 1890. SIS $40
Rest ............ 3ssg $40 Increase. 5,6Ds
ON the other site OF the sccoua':-
Govern securities 60 % I50 L changeisx
S S,e sseo.ae ,ssieSss Decrease so n,
The cunt OF potes IN circulation Is Elelo7 Dos, beng
Of fi5 Ssh; and the stock OF bdlnoo IN bo
departments fi7 i2 increase OF Esq, ssl
wien compared with tne preceding return
There have been considerable arrivals " bullion tbs
week 500. a. purcnaeers are y, prices are Inclined "a
dfoop No alteration Is made q1,a IONS but tbs greser
part OF toe oOas aud vsr b. the Wsst lbda packet re-
old, AMI several large shipments, princi laly
h, ARE looked ior daiy. GOt1 % ne IN far
demand f5r The conuheH'a markets. Dolp'coas stll
Cul OF sale