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n. EatOn,s InfantiIe Cordial, for Child

rem Teething.
r.rote to ul to sleep and perhaps death your SUI
g. ope-but is reliable and certain remedy Tor
ne is Of MANTLE life. twin soften the gums reance
and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate he
tbs nriod OF teething 1t works like chfrin giving
Healthy sleep night the little sufferer and grateful resi- 70
- Contains NO NORPHLNEI or opiae Of any kind act
We are fully stating cannot be sad o. any
for insue complaints At this time before tne pug
IL Int Il nuick and faiisg remedy Tor adAfs0 ~
80, md summer CoaIldSat. Also, for Htnd Cot,e
- =; he oracA or hcdity, and being powerful ann
Mothers should always have by them n cases y
GTIons especially when they purpose giving their
80 81 the cher old narcotics OF the days exeeehRy
Ming on these hts Be warned and use none oul DF
Vtn's Infs5te Cordial, this only can you rely on;
Soldby - leo 1-osdwsv Neu York
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r,.r,aa s,a.e Convsntlon.

T,,r..H4ssEE, Jan. 5.-The Convention met thi
-r;n9 Indge McGehee, of Madison, was elected
permanent President.
The morning session was consumed in perfectIng
the organizations
At the afternoon session, resolutions were offered
declaring the right Of Florida 10 seesde declaring
the causes existing for the exercise OF this right !
and the duty Of the State to prepare for It.
Some discussion resulted as to the policy OF lmme-
diately passing these resolutions out shey Nere
finally made the special order for Monday next
The Convention then adjourned until Aeaeay
r1ovt
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RUMoR OF A DrEI--The city was rile yesterday
with rumor that the Hon. JoHN II. SAVAGE and =.
s. STANTON. ESQ. had gone to Kentucky to hSht a
duel growing out of the bitter personal con'roEer
sy they have been carIying on in the newspapers
fN some months.
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BANK OF TENNEssEE.-We print in this morning 5
papsr the January statement of the Bank OF Ten
1nessee This statement presents the bank IN very
favorable condition, and shows that it has done
much to relieve tie business community from the
pressure of the crisis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ene e..sEE Assese Ten EHeusAs1-,

THE CHIEF sAEzQNG TEN TEE0usAB p-ss
D4LEEYtS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally uppanea other osntmen aa hesiins
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
introduced and its ssc merit Is the true seeie.
Its In ai cdeou affections, whether tbs cause ~
eccidsator disease
BURNS & : soALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain Ane la1sn
nation. by t;rsey apuliea ton ofthis marvellous healer
ana the aesh .epew as if by charm, no blsDsh or
scar rsnainr
TIE PRIEED OF Z THE NURSERY
Children frequent suf ferers from external
especially from fluid and CtInpAent 6eftossSne-
fore every mother should have this heahng pEepsl,-
constantly hand. It heals sore BredsSs ano4
moves the TETTER or RING WORN, so PTeedSens " "'
sarserv.
ToTRAVELERs BY 8 ssA AND LAND.
The Mnehinst the ira vsI.r, and every ether indi
vi5nat ,ghose lot In life = throws him within tne
ac f scident frou rIo. = sion fire. collision, should
mind that this Magic Extractor hS oess an 10y
friend It is beth portable and cheap. ana snoic 49,
his companion, friend in need There are snoe
living 10 testify 10 Its marvellous reue, W
their sound limbs and = muscles TO It's SAVING
The following few Ct the leading diseases .oI nSs
DALLEY-S MAGICALPAIN y EXTRACTORls a fAAh'n1
TIVE az we'll as CURE
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sSEvFN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SAVED BY
IxsuR,NcE-W. J. MARE. agent of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, has paid US seven thousand five
numbered dollars the amount Of our claim against
this Insurance Company, for our loss on stock, occa
STONED by the fire at our taunery on the morning of
the 23d of December, 1850. }. LUNsDEN.
Nr.l,,-iIln 4 81 If
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VgorkInRmen,s yTeetIng.

CrScSS1TI, Jan. 1.-The workingmens meeting
last night was well attended. Several speeches
were made and resolutions sed declaring that the
UuiOu must be preserved in its integrity BY ths en-
hv whatever means nav he ,seo5ss7 that RENE
dy for all grievances can be has under the Consttu-
ton, and that the Only way TO safety and peace
is m maintaining it.
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A1rx.xnar.. Jan 6.-The steamer Philadelphia
with Marines TO garrison Fort Washfaaton, passed.
here II is said to protect the Fort against mischief
making persons
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We copy from the New York Times OF the 4h the following
interesting in regard 70 Banking in the State Of New YORK
The Annual Report the Nes YORK Bank Department was
rened to Legislature yesterday. sud favored with
an early copy this document and its accompanying tables Inc
latter are the close Of the fiscal Of the State
Sept 80 1860; and In presenting his report the Bank supern
endent r. NJ. Cook REFERS in appropriate TERMS to
the sudden change followed this date in the Money affairs
Of the country from the Political crisis This change however,
he treats panic, and calling for amendment or
concession In the Banking Sytem Of New
YORK to emergency The Securities lodged in the De-
Circulation, during the have increased s
I27,Oe0 az follows: -
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MFRS. NINSLOW,

An experienced and female physician, has soOthn
Syrup teethns which greatly facilitates the process
Of teethng by sofcnng the gums reducing a
will aay all pain and is regulate the bowels DepeHd
upon It. mothers will give to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all See adver
| tseoent in another column oct2S-ly
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PETEsBURG, Va, Jan 4-Business in this city to-
day was universally suspended, and the churches
ali thronged with people, and it is decidedly the
most solemn day ever witnessed in the history Of
Petersburg.
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SALE or TrNNESsEE RACERS IN NV oMEANs.-ln
New Orleans on the I'd inst, the Tennessee mare
Laura Farris was sold for $4,000 to A }. PooIE, OF
Alabama The chestnut mare Mollie jackson was
sold for $1,000 TO dir WADDEII. of this city.
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mr., BOOfIand's Celebrated
-nvraE TEWTTEV2S

II ExEk
efectnalIy cure Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
~ dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the MD
& and ali diseases arising dsordered Liver and sto
as CONSTIPATION, Inward Piles Funess OF boso 70 ne
Head Acdy Of Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Ior
FoJ Tness or weight in Stomach, Sour Ernctauons,
Enkp9 or Flutterng the Pit OF the stomach o.
Head fIurredand Difficult Breathing Fluring al the har
Chokno or suocatng Sensations when IN lying posture DIM
Pei. IN ,he He Deficiency Persprston, Yeowness OF the
sED and Ewes Pain Side Back Chest, LEEDS &c, Suo
den Pushes of Burning IN the Flesh Constant 1asn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits 80.
% ronfetos calling the attention OF the Pubic 70 us
do 40 with feeling Of the utmost confidence IN Us
yiytuss daptaton the diseases for which
new and Article but one that mas $1,000 Inc
t Of ten years before the American pesple ana us rep
NATION and sale unrvslled by any similar preparation *
80 The Testimony given by prominent anu wen
Known Physicians and individuals in 81 parN Oh inc
and careful perusal OF the Almanac published annu
% propretor and be had gratis OF any OF his Agents.
hut satisfy the most skptical haS TINS remedy IeaiJ
Ssserving the great celebrity it has obtained
uoOFI,AND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
viii cure long standing Cold in very short time kead tue
following: p,r,.Dxr,Hr. Feb I6. 1855
N, NJ J.cKzoS-sir: had for some time been suffering
a. severe cold pains through my whole ysten
when recommended 70 Try 1ooi,
J Haisamjc Cordial" accordingly procured bottle ana
90 bsrrv 10 tate half Of II completely cured me-
~ recommend it to friends who may De SIM
ia aected and more than justice 10 pear TINS
| PuOi0'e -'@' ELEANOR McHENRY,
| Tenth Street. above Coates.
pr.n,red eny by Dr. O. NJ Jackson No 41e Arch street
pbindepha and by Druggist and
1T tss limited states and Canada Price IS cents per bos
| n i WOOD, St. Louis, Wholesale Agents Tor tne VEST
| TWIN PENDLETON & CO., Nashville. Tenn, mnoesS1e
49,. Rat,iled by JO G. BROWN and EVANS, e. " HEN
| DERsHOTT and WELLS L HOOPEk, Nssny1lle; . .
| MATHEWS, BdgeHeld; J. c. DoRoH'south nashville
IL
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BLOOD Food !
BLOOD Food!
Blood Food /!

To all sgrinv from consumption inc pent or OF
f SIty 81 sny kinds from mental or nervous @
iou - ~ an, aue: or from scrofulas conpants or from
n. Kidneys or bladder and to ladies suffering any
distressing their sex are liable TO- ana winch
engcnder consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered certain rei1s rnI s,I pTes IS 6b h gsS
pAIGGusif TN W b. On SJLPBUR ND PHOSPH0ROtH,
Of very great worth and many hundIeds sea, sd anu
CnURCG A. Dupont, 4O9 Broadway, New 1ork, art the
sole prTetors Of the article and have in q
go .DtS mon the public, changed the color Oh t
red IN yellow, and increased the Sze o. th Uote
I, ounces Be vary cautious in buying to see ma ne "a,
~ their s;vnstnre the OUTSIDE q tne as All
NE .. 'le,r ,rse,, o J WOOD & CO St Louis
others are eouh'efe"- Wholesale Agents for the West
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ImPoRTANT no pLANTEss

MESsRs. b A FAHEfsT0cA q &c.
Gentlemen Mr.. g Tiiiey, who is gentleman we'll
known planters in this Wharton county,
celebrated for the careful management OF negroes
commend FahnesocSs Vermuge He called on me lew
dozen, and that ne admins
tered Yermuge bought last to an adult negro
suspected having worms succeeded in expeng from r
inches in LENGTH and that her hen
is good
this be regarded as reliable ev
dence with regard the adaptation Of your valuable ferug
| Ia our plAnts;ions am, truly yours.
49, f ~ w PIeHER.
m Purchasers should look iccH INITIALS on the
wrapper and see that they buying FAHSEsTocE "a
1922 -, !, - ~ otssr oec30-w1m
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NOtiCe.

,.,uE partnership heretofore existing under S1S a S nv
s'l1o M .srpons indebted to the above inent"heu
ann will please call at the on o. French lr Nos5S5ts or they
ner ,ieced IN The iaaas 81 odcer Tor coiiec'ou
Il French IS Ao'NOi BINGHAM, MULLEN & co.
arC1u
n
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rroun charlesson.

| .cu,KrEsrox. Jan. 4.-The Convention to-day APP
o;ted a. delegates to the General Congress Of the
sscedno States Hon. T. J. Withers, L. NJ Keitt. A.
| w Bovee, R. B. Rhett jr., R. W Barnwel, and G.
! q Meminger. W. p. Miles was appointed Secretary
10 receive the report Of the Commissioners to Wash
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cue,eo. JAM S.-Mayor Wentworth has issued
,,-ocIsnafion for celebration en- she 81. pf Janu
Rry' in honor Of Gen jackson ana Major Andsrsos
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DIED,
River News.

hs residence eight miles from the city, Owen and Win
,on Pike, on the morning 9th OF JanuHry, JOHN RAINS
Bsl., in ;he 43d year Of his age.
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civ Ronk Money Wanted!

ETE will take Notes on the CITY BAN Of Nashville
NJ and on all solvent Georgia. South Carona anu soA'
"a Ranks At in payment accounts or for Books and sta
M s-nAs' o. PAS a. 80 Il. HAGAN & co.
"ona sss =, Al College tree
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From, Richmend.

RICHMOND. Jan. 5-Almost al the members Of the
Legislature have arrived call for Convention
viii certainly be issued the first or second dag of
the session.
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CRY NOTICES.
stolen, $50 Reward -,

stolen, $50 Reward
From the neighberhood Of Spring hiii' lehl'-' VI
the night of the 2sth nit,
Diamond lBreastpkn' $50
Of circular shape, twenty one stones very s'0ssy
se set of let in the form Of crosses ana 'i's
lace veil .o,,s,.~ Of
1 will give areward Of $50 for the reeoeF's !,
the afore mentioned articles; $50 iOr ~ .,r~,
SIS for the others. 0i0'
Jan. s. 4lS60-D IT,
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DALLEY,S MAGIOAE PAIN EXTRACTOR

acts through the directly the blood which being
the germ Of fe 1t vital Importance to keep pure aud ee
from All degenerang particles The bAn Of scRoFuLA the
Kings Evil Of ancestors has foe like the detergent and
esdtInq salye It's healing qualities unequaed N the
cure OF ALT RHxvN SORE BREAST, and the scAD
HrAp and RING WORN prevalent in the nursery 1t relieves
pan and soothes the nanatsry irritation OF WOUNDS as 1y
charm Sold at principal depots IA Broadway and
Chartress street. New Orleans by WRIGHT Co. General
Agents. al so by all druggists AID merchants
dec3O gxwIn1
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Glossy and
LuXuriaaL Hair!
RRshGVr
CHEFEOKEE CURE!

CHEH0kEE CURE!
A., an, 4, ;ziqy cure FOR Seminal Weakness. roc"
tnTnaI Commissions, L1lJotsncy, Loss 81 P0loer,
Pains IN the Back StOns in tbs BLADDER, OOStrEcted
NH Dj1eaN HenstrRmion, and al Diseases caused
5y depiating from tho path Of Nature, and t"dgng
in Selt-PoltusioH.
Cd The weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
foil vigor restored. a.,... ..,.a
Either contemplating marriage should Tenect at
lind and ody are necessary promote connuba happiness
In the Cherokee the poor deblitated worn down aEa
denairnF deyoee Of sensual pleasure will find relief
II w safe and pleasant but immediate in its action con-
tanning nc mineral poison prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form of = delicious syrup =,
Pe e. Der Bottle or hotties for IS, and and forwarded
by express to all parts sf the world
Soid NV ALI respectable Druggists everywhere. -
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprstors, st. Louis, No.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendleton, Berry Demoyile
O. W Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
dtv6 wIy
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From, new orleans.

New ORLEANS. Jan. THE immediate secession
lists have carried the city Of New Orleans.
The British steamer ValorOus, from Vera Cruz
bound for Pensacola touched at Southwest Pass.
She reports that Miramon was completely routed on
the I'D and on christmas the Liberals occupied the
capitol PuebIa eapitulated Juarez was sent for
and he would leave on the Sd for the capitol
The City of Mexico is tranquil
The steamer Arizona, from Brazos Cd, has ar.
rived. News unimportant.
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The mails came through yesterday, '.,o...rs srd
GnrES & Co received their supplies Of h'er1rs ~
illustrated papers, and are ready 10 SOpp' -
customers.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. e.-Gov. Hicks has Puhlihhsda
.oa, Inion address to the citizens Ct Maryland in
snnnort Of his refusal convene the Legislatures
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Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEF,
32gSouth Market Street,
STILL A FAD.
1vhorIev Rock city Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0N
u.NE VOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.
rrhs ua.s. OF al Ranka quoted at par are bankable

RUpErN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bauk, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Rams NurfreesbOrO'.
Miners ami Manufacturers Bank, knoNvilS
Ba +. Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Dandridge
Same NJ our BROKERS are Offering Sc dollar for the notes
If .hp Rank Of East Tennessee.
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Prem Detroit.

DETROIT. Jan. 7.-McCleIland ex-Secretary Of the
Interior, publishes letter advising the withdrawal
of the slavery question from Congress and local
Government. until the Territories become States.
He thinks dIsunion destructive to the interests OF
both sections and entreats the NOrthern people 90
strengthen the conservative SOutherners, by yield
ing to lust demands.
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Cash system.

UyoR the yesr 1851 orr business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
nv adapting know we can maze IL geA'' " INC
inieres' OF 0u SNYDER L FRIZZELL,
81 Public squars.
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Nashville South Side
INSTITUTE

CAPITOL HILL, EASHPLLLE.
MRS EMMA HOLCOMBE, -. n....,..,.-
MISS 4. f. NOTTINGHAM,} as'oS'A's htiu'1PA's.
yEyHE premises hitherto occupied by Mrs Hocome having
been found too limited for the extended patronage Of her
School, the present Principals have been fortuna as to Sc
Of years, the spacious and beautiful
opposite the CAPITOL we'll known as the residence Of Col A. W.
Putnam The location unequalled-heng, private, central,
elevated accessible The House finished the
proved modern yle containing "a large thoroughly
ventilated by windows down to tie floor opening pazzas and
balconies which EXTEND story the entire length Of the
building The grounds beautifully laid OUT and the walks
well paved allowing ample space recreation and exercise
Every department filled with the highest professional talent
The boarding Pupils will eoy ali the advantages an elegant
and their comforts wilt be scropnlousy cared or by
Maron well emineny qualified for the sce by
unyeding integrity. kindly sympathy and unwearied
assduy. +-f
of the other nrscass schools in the
city For further particulars apply to either OF the
principals.
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The national Fasr Day i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The national fast day was
observed in this city by almost universal eessa-
ton of business and otherwise in a most becoming
manner. Nearly all the churches were open and
were well attended, and, in most instances, were
crowded. In Brooklyn the day was generally OBJ
served. At Mr.. Beeeher's church immense con
gregation WAS convened, and Rev. Mr.. Cuyler par
ticipated. In Jersey City the day was also gener-
rally observed
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rsrERpAY, on CT about the sluars a., ioI,p, s.
Mo..y Uak - a. 6.es we're the Planters bank tie
snl S ON The Fupirc q georgia sne W r
mem 1eref. The Under wa ~ jsu2 q
e - tf,fa l-ea
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From Florida.

AUBURN, " Y, Jan. 5.-One hundred guns were
fired in this city this evening in honor Of Major
Anderson.
UREA, N. T. Jan. 5s-Two salutes of thirty-three
guns each fired this afternoon in honor of MAJ
Anderson and the Union. Il is proposed to honor
the memory of Old Hickory in the same way on
Tuesday, the anniversary OF the battle of New Or
leans.
WHEELING, jan 5.-One hundred guns were fired
by the Union men to-day in hoEor Of Major Ander-
son.
BosToN, Jan. 5.-One hundred guns were fred on
| the Common to-day in honor of Major Anderson
The steam frigate Mississippi has been taken from
the dock at the navy yard and thoroughly repaired
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BUSINESS CARD FOR 1861.

YUyHE undersgDel determined to transact business
hereafter upon the CASH SYSTEM begs leave to return
his thanks friends and customers for their paencge
heretofore, and solicit their favor for the future.
Self preseFvaon-the first law Of nature-impels him TO
his present manner doing for that Of CASH
many whose omptness he has relied for Fay
ing indebtedness owing him for two, three and four
years earnestly such forward and close
their ACCOUNTS and him equal the emergencies OF
the pressing times merchant be PROMPT Or FAIL;
and impossible unless he sustained by equally pune
tual or cash custom.
The same respectful courtesy, which he As himself has
always who have proper 70 deal
with him, continued and effort his part shalt be
wanting business intercourse both pleasant and
srable 10 All who with cll. Hoping to
merit share patronage Of generous public, he hangs
his banner upon the WALL with this motto clearly in
scribed:
FOB CASH.
John r. EVERETT.
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report presents the Rank Of Tennessee IN very sfong
condition. and shows doing much fer the relief Of
the business community.
To-day ereceived New York papers Ou the sst u to the
4th inst Inclusive Very little done in Tennessee Bonds
during that period the ID the rs board $1,000 sold at
74c and $4,000 The York Times says our Bonds
have more than recovered the dividend.
telegraph reports sales Of Tennessee Bonds New on
the 5th at 756c.
To show the advance which have made during short
time past the New York EreR0 Post gives the table,
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Increase for year ending Sept. 30, Is6es2SSe 7 S-
The Superintendent remarks as follows the foregoing hg

Increase for year ending Sept 3d. le6e.---s7SosIS4
The Superintendent remarks follows the foregoing
h table also presents the aggregate Of the securities held
nv this the amount OF cash held IN trust
for the Of notes of closing incorporated
banka The aggregate amount held security for the crcuat
inc notes banks Of this State including cash.
upon which has been sue1 amount
inc tn 4l6 worthy Of note that while the secur
t held for the banks have risen from
O @ on tie Ist Of October 1859, to $50 y on the
Ist Of octo5er 1890 being of 90 that thE
partuent In Words the Department now holds 80
more Of Of the State Of New York. and o.
limited States stocks being s6 Of these descriptions Of
soct Will. II holds 1926 bonds and mortgages VIZ
600 less OF Arkansas s33 "a less OF Illinois state
s.o and than the LIST OF Octooer %
1.-THE Superintendent has hesitation in thar me cur
rency of the free Ct this St1e ever was
fer than in the kinds OF nd
by Department 1t not be aniss at ts point 10 ae
that while the opinion Of the Superintendent in reiauon 70
reception of mortgages remains the same as 10 their
OF bank notes. It would appear
that the experience OF taught in measurei the tame
eson TO the bankers the OF the superintendent
have heatoe to .ncucate The amount OF bonds and
the Bank Department on the lst OF Oco
1851 was So while the amount on the Isl oil Oetooi
1900 was 1851 30 decrease in that pee mar
curty of The decrease has not been sudden and
but quarterly balances from the former date
ha shown decrease in securities and above those re-
ceiveiin this Office -, n,
The the Superintendent OF The BANK
ing Department and Of the circulating notes issued 10 onks
banking associations individual bankers, AID Outstanding
| Sept. 80, 1860, as follows
| SECURITIES -. -
banking associations ard individual =,
For Incorporated banks
For tIuS c0mpanes--. ''''-'--''--' -OI "
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OoUGHs The sudden changes OF our climate are sources
Of P1NoNIKY BRsNcHrAI and AsHMATIc AFFECTIONS Exps
rence hav ng proved simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when the early eages Of the dea
course should at once Broaons Bronchial Iroc
Loznges let the Cold Cough Irritation Of me fnro2t %
ever s. slight as by precauon serious attack may
be eaectuaIy warned off, PusIc STEAMERS and SINGERS viii
nd them eecua fer clearing and strengthening the voice sex
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