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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18


n DEo 20 CHRISTMAS NIGHT DEc ~
:: ,.,.x, MESSIAH =
= nME fABBk, sIIGELII. FORMRs.
- ~ kets may now be had at the Academy OF Music "
z. Breusng IOl broadway gbell'. Stationery store
i2Wan street and Archibald Johnson's 2ss Bowefy =
THE NEW YORK nARMosIc SOCIETY
WINTER GARDEN
The public respectfully informed the present IA usi
lively u - -
THE CLOSING WEEK
MR. EDWIN BOOTH.
THIS EVENING TUBsDAY) BEING HiS
LAST NIGHT
But FOUR.
he will appear for the fret time as
On Wednesday, for the first time
ROMEO.
The character Of
being sustained ~
YOUNG LADY
Of this city-her first appearance
Oh Thursday, Eichceu Friday, for Mr. Booths ben00S
Bruius.
o. Monday, 2iti, Mr. }. jefferson.
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
IN Sole propetors Messrs. a. T. Fox and T. W. Lngard.
TUESDAY, Dee Is, 1860
The grand Legendary guestrian drama of
HERNE THE HUNTER,
With Mr.. j. j. Nathan stud Of
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL HORSES;
Concluding with the romantic drama Of
THE MANIAC LOVER
Don't forget afternoon performances Wednesday
Saturday, at two O'Clock precisely
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OfiNlONs OF IHk kONDON fHESs
Prom the London Timea August o.
not at her Majesty theatre THAI popi~ learn hsw
Cremorne ballet the ability tha
merits Of Mr. Ogden the Irish vocalist be kqulred wii
Hanover square IL r. sufficient 10 THAI MT Ogden "
high celebrity among the large ciAsa Of
seekers No has he finished hs crem
than he Is OF TO Raglan Hail. WHENCE after the conclusop 81
his mrthfu task he poc-ed 10 Winchester Hail. returning
agnn lat. hour 70 the Raglan fov @ recreation OF ess
all these temples Of oonvvfl
his advent N expected with delight
From tho Standard, Aug OIL
Grand arstocIac fete al Cremorne Garden, under ha
patronage Of the Duchess OF sutherland the DucheAs q
the Duchess Of Manchester tho Duchess Of Rich
Il IL stated thai between asU soW tickets were sold
greais.s The comic snsng Mr. Ogden who's
o. laughter Indeed have sern days q
Power, renowned Irish comedian, accurate d
unsslor q rrsh char.cier humor Oe1sn
ABAH l IssAcs S SkSkks.
ADAM IsAAcs MENKEN,
ADAH IsAACs MESKEN,
ADAH IsAACs MENkEN,
ADAH ISAACs MESkEN,
ADAH IsAACs MESKES,
the truly deishfal vocalist and dansase, every night
cAxnsS, gsSrLY,
CARLO FAMILY,
CARLO FAMILY,
CARLO FAMILY,
CARLO FAMILY,
CARLO FAMILY,
Including the wonderful Baby Clown win continue aeir -
In addition 70 the above,
Forty other Performers Forty other Performers
Forty other Performers rory other fcrfornefs
at the great
CANTERBURY
FOX CURRAN, Propristors
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CHrN AN RAgLy GRAvE--READ TUE rRINATE
y Medical Treatise ~ DR. Ward regularly educated phy
scnn wholly devoted curing diseases % certain class
Ians may consult Or Ward upon any diseases upon which
his book His remedies ADD lrcs rnentihe mnst
cestful IN the word-arr prepared frun efnA spent In
the great hpstal and mge extended practice than any
other living d. scan Dr. WARD alone restore You
souri rroadwAY
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sTRXN0RRS
should not neglect 70 call In tho
GAIRTIEs CONCERT ROOM
before leaving city being indispulabis fact that 10
which everybodv must visit Open eyevonng At Closes
L. No boys admitted Remember, one door from Laura
Keene's theatre Admission Is osnts.
AIRS. n. T.. BOWERS. HAVING SOME WEEKS Dis
Nl engaged pleased for
ring engagements Please address B. ss6 Post ofoc.
New York city.
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+ Unissd sa.ss Man steamship
Rw Shufeldt Commands,
will leave for The above port % "wednesday, December ID
From pier IS North river.
''''s'' o III xK33 Sy'Ia co. No - south stree.
ASc ssw us osssAss syEss shs K. pAI
ship Oh sOro, j. Johnston, Comnsdss. Is receiving
y: !: ~; a:
y. M asD 1s ssHs. g .
4 woe1saa vil s.vs = ss.ala.y: D.s = ~ 7: 4:
sSS IL ssS. S orl.sns ;f Is; Sss X
E Sa.ss s g. S Ss.S%ss ~ Ss. ssir
ss;ss%pS ~ q q 4 S. ~ .ys ~ s 81 -
rSs ss<ssnrr ALABAMA, Capt Js scdenck ~i sase'sa
''' a e s.S;' zsSsI sSy y. rs,. .s.s..
SsD Tue s5T
xtu issss per AS 4, rsar-iay, pee =. :. . 7,
= s:ssac ava sped y % a. s.s.s
, s, s.S s T.. STs.l ~ e siss @
3. e. stSsaa .s sa o. ss
sss,s &sssy Sss s s,.s; as
Ssas VA Leave per y r,ssi .
ssss With through tickets, felox.:ro s.s.assh a.
N cssIss'on Sc New or's s.a Il; aS S.sss
81 VI Ch.,iaaooss s:s Knoxville, 81 50; Augusta o.
HI 10; Atlanta 81; Columba :. g hsl charlotte, ~
e. Slg For reighl o. passage Appy % sosFokD ills
ron CO, ~ Brcadwsy. fhe nag liac'ns slurely NV
coed o Saturday, December -
Sy,HROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT-FOR NOR.
i fok, Portsmouth, City Point and Aicausni oynnectng
with Norfolk and Petersburg and Sluhie nalroad Tor
Lynchburs BRISTOL Memphis and internedAse places
= Spr! JAMESTOWN Captain snns leaves every
seS:sip RoASoKE, Captain Couch every saturday,
rr-sh, 10 Norfolk per FOOT City Point, cents
and Rsrhm0nd cents
Psssase 70 Norfolk, ss.erocn and meas iniui.d - "
,rsbnrr or Richmond $40; chdrea between the 81
Z 800 10 bsr ,,fics LuDLAM a HET>EkEN,
80" - - No ll3 broadway
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grand HOP or THE
"CfTY WIDEAwAKRS"
m. NEW cvSrxo HALL.
Opposite The Aoademy q Musa
Sa.s !, x. Hssas az aS s sssa
Tctets a. may b Obtained frsn member Of the fol
a n comm, No 81 Prom, street,
sieorss Marshall, No II West i7,s street
g. II Hernma, No. ~ West Broaiway.
A. Hayward, No. - all street.
VIZ. Camp, No. ~ Brosd street.
r. l.. Thornel. No ~ Wall street.
X L. Haydock, No 81 Pine street
r. w. Pfi,ckney, once Receiver ~ Taxes, Park
Allen Rutherford No IFS broadway.
@. II. Ps,riek No. oi0 Broadway.
w lodged ability for the Green street concers saloon, late
theatre, Albany, This win be permanent
engagement for the winter paid up and SALARY
every night the has passed into the hands ol
where interview New York city be had John Evens
Rival Pillar, Albany, ~ \.
IIUDsoNs sHARsPERE LECTURES. -HEv. II.
III HUDSON win deliver the second IL ure u his
of SIXTH At the Hope Chapel Tuesday evening. Dec Is
AS you LIKE TT.s
critical Of the plot aud characters with ustra
recaons Tickets for The Course 81 ~ Two persons,
a. 81. single tickets ~ cents Doors open at ito CON-
mence at e. O'Clock.
rHE THIRD ANNUAL ExHIBITrOy or
II PICTURES OF THE FRENCH SCHOOL
Now orcn day and evening.
A'o "0"' ApSM ANp EVE
AT G0UfILS
No ~ broadway, corner u Ninth street
r. srRyIrLE, Director.
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DRIyATE DAY AND EVENING sCHooIr-oPENED IN
II brooklyn. young machnIsts and rngineers. where
mechanical drawing construction, theory OF mechanic
mathematics and naval architecture taught spsrstey
complete clubs Ave taking
courses instrfion IN either French German given IN
addition gratis Al information given In thoroughly prari
cal manner and strict view 10 the real for those
who the above branches their fnii
Terms for aqnarer RMecbsnicai drawing
kn ei0 all other branches IN cnpsse from si1
go further information call az send for circulars 2B
Washington street, Brvckiyn J. RoCH0w. Engineer
TUITION YOUNG ENGLISH LADY FROM LON
/ don who been educated under the best In
Paris Germany and has pleasant and qnrk method Of
low ms branchrs;Eng-h, French, 1tsian German music
singing on CrcyiI and drawing In various styles
The highest references offered 10 families o dsnc
ton Address Florence, "a Madison St, y. u
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DRryATE TUTOR.-A GENTLEMAN. OF SEVERAL
years experience IN teaching the English classics French
and wishes engage tutor " private family
objection a. south frs class references given Ad
dress Tutor, station D. Bible House
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BreadssufFs and Provisions.

The Cincinnati Gdsetts Of the itA says:
continues unsettled condition
Flour declined heavily during the week. but still
able give reliable quotations Shippers disposed
that nobody willing to sell FOR future delivery prices that
would be paid The European at last accounts
critical conditions they out badly bat still there
possibility Of different result UDon this question: which
of uncertainty, fortnight Will throw much light In
the time life be infused into tade for it has
been this that without heavy foreign demand
prices must give way while large opening in Europe for
reals would at least sustain quotations There will uudoubt
edy moderate foreign demsd for breadsus any event.
fair prices the latter the line Of the
last two three the demand must be than moderate
it must be such only be expected follow failure
tie otter side Winter made -four is obtanable here
% 254 80 for supene and "a 1904 80 for super
fine at 81 49, extra CO. 81 go, and extra family at 81 GOES
About 10000 bis exported during the week. most to seek
market the Et seeing that it would not be safe
they large. arrivals Of the
wheat, which coming in fully two weeks earlier than usual
Wheat has fallen 81 for red and el 10 for white These
figures above the views Of mrs but found difficult
sellers lower point To-day several round parcels
taken within this range including 100 bushels OF white,
white at 81 The mIers places hear
buying 6&00 The fine prospects affecting the
prices have declined 43 for and the clos
there disposition to take it freely at that.
Prices Of Provisions continue to favor Sellers heavy bust
Bacon during the week. closing
Sellers 10 and l2 the figures that Of the latter
have ami in this Of things buyers Of md 1t
difficult operate No who expects 10 reslze however
yet 9c for shoulders and Ii &c for sides
Lard in barrels tie and kegs has sold high 2c 3c
asked Mess Pork saleabe at SIS IS for fair brands
and $40 for Ne. do 25c generally asked It is down
in New York. to s9 3O9 so but that does
tn make much difference here.
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THE
oNLE DISCOVERY

WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
REAEY great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
Nv tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone being carried away by the
wonderful results of Prof Woods PREPARATION and have been
forced to leave the field 20 its ssst!ess sway Read the follow
ing;-
PROF. 0. J. WOoD Co: GentsThe letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
inquiries touching in the The inquiries
are, first It fact Of my hsbitaOn and nsme stated in
the comnunicon second is true of all therein contained
coor To all and do invsaby,yes My
hair is even better than in any stage Of my forty years
my vhsker and the ony why is not generally true is
that the substance is washed of By frequent abuon Of the
face by wping the face in close
ton with the wskers, the result will follow the hair
have been in receipt Of great many letters from all parts
England asking my hair still continues to be
good much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this, has doubt been basey
injury used Of restorative Of
months and hair is good
gray hair in my head face and to
this fact send lock OF hair taken on the past week
which very grateful gave it to friends and thereby
induced them it. sket teal until after trial.
and then purchased Il with universal will
favor that send test by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
y from from you Pu a rue M thu csp,e5
by impure article which the inventor Of the good
d my duty as heretofore to keep you aPprised Of the
shaken oplnien in its valuable results reman dear srs
yours, e RAfhoND
Restorative put in bottles Of three sizes, vE large,
medium small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottle mediums hold at least twenty cent more in
proportion the SMALL retas for Sc per bottles the largo
holds quart 40 cent proportion, and rets for %
York. ia Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOesaled by
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United States. tebll-ly
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEM
Founded ISI6.

FENHE session Of this Institution begins first Monday in
September Preparation week for classification and
ing pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
Vantages:
l. The buildings in extent fitness for School pur
domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience
wholly unequalsd in the United States We challenge comPar
ison.
q The six Acres of Lawn and Shade
unreStraine freedom of childish sports and innocent amuse
ments.
3 Observation-Disclosures Academy belongs to fifty len
temen represented Of their number CT different de
nominations pledged preserve the esran character OF
the School.
4 The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted under the constant supervision of the Pnnea to
education who devote their whole time to
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
5. The Health of the lnstttN ON is un7rece'
dened the history Only three deaths have occurred
the pupils forty The health statistics OF the
Institution its highest recommendations.
6. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded.
T. Security from FIre--The buildings are heated by
steam, and lighted with that the pupils secure from
ordinary accidents from from Stoves and
lights. Besides the of temperature adds
greatly to the health Of the school
s. Regulations which years have shown to be most
alusry will be continued in their full force The feWet posi-
changes will madein rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
g. The Faculty composed Of thirty Eve teachers and
attaches Of whom associated with predecessor In
Literary Department. the teachers have had leng and sic
cessfu experience, and Of them the Old Academy In
Music Ornamental Depsrtr the Teachers Professors
Artists Of high celebrity. superior Hapst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
highest advantages in particular a can De
Institution in the UntSd states, are Iur
nished Nashville Female Acadsmy-the Alma Mater OF
hundreds Of the elegant and redned the southern
country.
as heretofore. For particulars spPiy for Geu
NASHVILLE, Temp, June s. UO-tw&W3m
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a HIde and Leather Panic.


The trade Of hides leather in England is ina state Of great
now consequences Of the failure ofseVra Of the
eminent houses in that Mess strad6eld lasree
& Co. we've the first 20 70 By the board and INSTANTLY
lowed other firms, mostly tanners or boot aud shoe
maaufEcurer These all Of London but other houses in
the provinces reported to have sEccumOee me liabilities Of
houses placed high asa million Of dollars
Londen banks and discount firms are sadto be the prnc
pal holders Of the the houses that have ed the
of England among them bat the Bank OF England holds
ample securities against any probable losses The money article
Of the London Meas says;
too hate basis upon which the leather trade
rested has long been precaOus owing to the extension
Of he transactions FAR beyond points warranted by the capt.
engaged Numerous members OF the trade have
hung upon each other esp9daly the
house hence the extent crash The full effect Of these wide
spread probably not yet ben received from
the Provinces One OF serious features In eonlexon with
liquidation the depreciation which must take Place in the
value of hides esher and stock in trade, through the
tempted ofso mass OF property This
through with great care No operations
took place in leather buyers holding aoo and the market
being pAazed English hides being forced for sale have
experienced the serio from thirty to forty
the previously current TIE market Tor foreign hides
vafr affualr n eaflac
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augusta marker, JuIy17.

C0TToNThere has BEEN the past week. enquiry for
cotton holders firm in their asking price for the only
grades that buyers show any disposition desire that
lively sales have been made Grades OF cotton OF and below
MiddnE utterly neglected We have quotations
but that buyers willing give from l I2s
for such will suit them.
The the reached about 900 bales But
little may expected enough will be received with the
quantity that has she Western rivers to make fully
455OOO bGlss
CROP-We heard bale of cotton, which
5h Of July New Orleans from Texas
From thWet exports appear favorable but the Atlantic States
prospect is not favorable information extends
BACON-There improved demand with light Gtock.
We refer TO our prices current for quotations.
CORN There is slightly easier condition in the trade
From wagons, the price is 81 bushel delivered In sacks
from 81 to 81 05. while the retail 81 TO- Both the de-
maDd and Stock moderate.
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NEw ORLEANS July 10 Cotton quiet Sales to day $50 bales
Md1ing To-; Sugar; firm 1885, Corn firm, white 7JssOc
Flour quiet, IS 5O95 6QI Whisky l591ec Coffee firm with
an improved Demand I39l5, Other articles unchanged.
oHcIzEKTI July ls-Flour dull. Sales to-day 900 bbs.
Quotations unchanged Whisky 7c Corn dull, sales 1900
bushels &c., Oats r bushels $751; Mess Pork Is Is
9l9 90.
NEw YORK July 10 Flour dul sales u 500 bbs5 lO5 Is
Corn firm sales 1000 bushels Ness Pork firm 10 81
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STRUCK NJ LIcHrsINC.-We learn that son twelve
or fifteen years Of age, OF Mr.: samuel N.
who yssdes on swan about nine miles west of this
nlaee was struck BIZ lightning on LAST Monday even
mo He was on horseback when the fash came,
telling the animal and breaking the boys collar BONE
AT tie latest report he was still insensiole.-Fdyetie
sius Observer, July 49,
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Shooting ARRAY

NEW YORK, July 1S.-A shooting afray took place
last night at the Malta saloOE between United States
Deputy Marshal John Dugan, and a man named Pat
sey McDermOt. The latter received four pistol balls
in his body but is believed he is not fatally wound
ed
A detachment of nearly four hundred troops left
here this morning for Fort Leavenworth
The testimony yesterday in the Walton and Mat
tlews murder strongly duplicates Chas. Jefferds
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Bargains in shoes,

BANK CHARTER WANTED-Parties wishing to sell
may address D. a. $"
Postofiee Box 1859, GncrSHATt, ONO. jyl5 St
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DR.. I4O0fIand'S Celebrated
GERMAN BITTERS

WETILL eGecualy cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jsun
w dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the hid
news arising from dsordered Liver and stom
ach Constipation, Inward Piles Funes OF Bosd to the
Head Acidty the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust Tor
Food Fulness the Stomach, Sour Erucatons,
Sinking FutrDg the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF the
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing, Futterng at the Heart
Choking or Suocang Sensations when lying posture, Dim
ness Vision Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Deficiency of PerspTRton feoWnes OF the
Skin and the side, Back, Chest Limbs &C. Sud
Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant ImAsin
ings Of Evil and Great DepTes sion of Spirits.
propretors calling the attention OF the public to this
with feeling OF the utmost confidence In its
the diseases for which it recommended
test Of ten years before the American people, and its
utaon and unvalled by similar preparation ex
an The testimony in its favor given by prominent and well
known Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country is
ally by proprietor and to be had gratis Of Of his Agents
cannot but satisfy most skeptca that this remedy Is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold in short time Read the
following: - Fl, &c ,eze
Ia c. NJ JAcKsoE-sr had for some time been suffering
und cold through whole system
throat hosreness, when was recommended 70 W ooi
am harpV TO state half Of il completely cured me-
nov Enthusiastically recommend it to friends who may be sim
sry afflicted it than justice to bear this
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR BcHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
PREPARED emily by Dr. O. N. Jackson, No 4s Arch Street.
Phlaephis by Druggist and Sorekeepers through
ut the United States and Canada Price IS cents bottle
o. J. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents Tor the West.
IRWIN PENDLHT0N 4 CO., Nashville, Tenn, wholesale
Agents Retsiled by JO G. BROWN and EVANS, G. W. HEN
DERSH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER NSShVue: j. b.
MATHEWS, EdgeheId; J. c. DO2CH South Nashville
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Fire I'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia fire occurred this morn
ing at o'clock in the grocery store of VIM. Aud,
in West Market street. and spreadtto the stairway,
preventing the escape of the occupants of the upper
rooms. Three females and one boy leaped from che
second and third story windows, but only one per-
son, Mrs. Dillon seriously injured. Aud was
arrested the condition of the store showing that IT
had been set on fire.
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From Ruatan,

NEW ORLEANS, July 19.-The schooner Kate from
Ruatan of the llth, has arrived.
Honduras takes the Bay Islands on the 30th The
people Will resist by force of arms.
Gen. Walker and 100 men left on the 9th, it is
supposed for Central America.
The yellow fever is raging at Belize Honduras.
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Lyons Magnetic Insect
SSlA-SSS POWDER Exterminates Bed Bugs Reaches
Ticks Ants, Garden Insects, contains no poison.
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Douglas vIee,inr...Loss by Fire.

New ORLEANS, July 19.-There is a large and en-
thusiastic Douglas and Johnson meeting tonight.
Guns and rockets were discharged. Pierre SOule,
Miles Taylor, and others, speakers.
Relfs loss by the fire last night was $4,000. In
sured. The adjoining buildings were slightly dam
aged A large building at the corner of Canal and
Old Levee streets was burned this morning. Loss
S35, 900, mostly insured.
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Fvur UOrse NTniI COach.


FKHE only Lincoln running regary three time
week and back from Fsyetteviileto TuahomA leaving
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday return leave Fay
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to connect the mail
Fayetteville the Tuahona and Tor the aeconmoda
ton Of passengers. j. B. Smith, agent Tuliahons Good
and rtv@Yy The through two doarS
T0HN " TAflGh
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PLASTrR.' BANK OF TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, July I'd, l650.l
URgUANT notice regularly given according to the provi
Of the charter Of this Bank general meeting OF its
stockholders held this day AZ their Banking in
ve for the purpcss OF .skng into question
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted 70
act Of the General Assembly Of Tennessee March
1900 ana for doing such other bu=ess might necessary
and proper 1t was resolved that book opened Immediately
at the Banking House in Nashville for the subscription Of the
additional stock provided for in said ac and that said b5ok be
Kept open for that until the rst day Of October 1860
&C. and that the stock subscribed shall paid in fun at the
time OF subscription Inaecordanee with the resolution the book
Is now open, &C. d. WEAVER,
iElY3-lu Cashier.
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River NeWR.

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-The river has fallen inches
in the last "a hours. The upper streams are falling.
The Missouri is stationary.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-The river is falling with
three feet nine inches water IN the canal.