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King CoIIon and O1her KIngs

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and god The staple
may be ruler in its sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty Of it. But of all
kings the ne most to be dreaded. is the Fire Hing,
and the best way guard against its Tav9ges is to
have your property insured at the IasuFancs Office
of ". J. MARI, No Is College street. seI5-dG
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From Knnfuokr.

FRASKFORT, Sept. I4.-In obedience to the sub
joined joint resolution, adopted by the General As
sembly of Kentucky, the Government Of the Con-
federste States and State of Tennessee, and all
others concerned, are hereby informed that Ken
lucky expects the Confederate or Tennessee troops
TO Be withdrawn from her soil Internationally.
Signed, B. MASOFF1N
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The Rev. J. RscEW preach to-day at the I'd
Presby erian Church al IO4 O'Clock A. NJ, and the
Rev. DR. LION at A O'Clock 2. N.
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Wanted Immediately at the Military College two
cooks, one for meats and one for psstry-WOm,n
white or black preferred. Also three or four good
mich cove. G3s'
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For Alderman.

Wears ~ueh zig 4 e. snunu &c Rv C7EkTH An = csn
di1ss Aid rSn G the FIN ard the ensuing ici
pa sloot D seFtsmbef aRg4 e
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sale of Lots.

TTEDER deed Of trust executed to me By seove en-
the eth dsyo January, I6I registered Regis
l ee Of DaVid County Book No 81 pages 6l6 ard 6i7
shalt Ger for sale for cash at the Court house in Nashville
Nos H. 81 Is, 49, 49, 20 81 81 TO- II l49, 80, 40,
M Ils iIa rs. go IA. 96. 'es7. rs. a4S. ga
2SS, s54, set 49, $50, go g77, s7s, ssI 2ee sIs,
ga 91 g. 39 $50 J37 s35 81. $40 ass, 354, 80, 32
399 3d. 375 80 5I53I ssS 400 305 g9s 300 Ell sI2 2O4
205 2i eta So5 AID 96, Of lots lsi of by Noes
VOeE WetmO and rgst ia TIE beg sers OF
Book 2 page % macy cf them may Be
to Hsfy Ogmebt rel red agsns said sesvsI the
nit Co5Ft Of Dat i0son c.aBty the 9Th day OFFS
ls6U, t'res ,houssns and eighty dollars sndsIE'v.
With in crest and
sac Jake pisc. the hours Of IL A. n ,si1
The right Of redemption expressly waived.
FIR, oHsAJHAM.
zngQ2-4f
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HpfVitpr'sfess3

TVHos B. ALL1 GSDgR '. John Crudup Exr ct als0rig
inal Ia 10 s ease appears to the Clerk and Master
THAI the defendants Benz ward H. And Afford
dents the State OF FEM that the ordinary
OF aEcSnnot be n IL therefore ordered that
publication made for SsVs in the Union and
pub fhed il the city Of Nashville command
ing sad de srdsn 10 a. The next term Of the ChSncey
Co for wills county hslI the courthouse in Leb
the oJnd nda in October next and pead,
eE said bill the E be taken confessed
then, SCI tor hekrilg, pure, ESd term OF
the c JOAN K HOWARD, O. l. n
Ssr4-E4;pr'sist
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The Paris Sentinel learns that the Hon J. D. C.
klus met with rather 81 we're accident st the
1snnts see liver bridge on Thursday hight the Alb
inst, while on lbs IeIurn iron Richmond. While
crossing over tre,Ile work 5 foot slipped,
and ne fell tLrUus some barrels and other
rubbish distance OF alb, Ut hiIty fest, breaking
rlb AID sustaining some we're bruises
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a. MYERS n X BENT. Il kOWER1s
CARRIA GESA ED-B UG q ES
Myers, Hunt q Co..
CAR Il AGE MAKE 5,
No. 7e, North Market street.,
I'd RESPECTFULLY inform heir d customers and the publ,
gene ally. noEths ending tt3 srsfullding ssVs,a
c01rSts for Army work, they still mALuselung and
have on hand, 8 Ia &c assoFtmzn Of
Carriages Barsnches, KsckaWaYs, BuEs
"a >. SuiKIes3 Ac.
Of their make OF superior quality, Eheh they Offering
RepscE doas In The best mannsr at sdsrs prices 70,
cash. hYsRS, HUNT q 90.
Gun Carriages, ARTILLERY EHamss, Trace
CHAINS, Cavalry BIS, exc etc.
FHVHE undersigned wing reniei q i've premises 4od
having sIita1ls machinery and steam pOEsT, prepared
e tarLih the above articles 70 all good souherners nssdn
the saDS. AYERs, HUNT q CO.
VIZ HUNr, FU RIoHa.Va,
PowERs B. hcKowE
kKOCLAMATION
~-l- 81
gSBAM @. HARRIS.
Governor of tT g state Of Tennessee
To The she, ifs Of the several counties IN said Ssats
GREETIEG:
oU sre hsrby eOumsndsd open and hold az election
ali he pscs sf hOIi elsc ions 10 rs''tGIVe ,oun
t-S, hs sh otol hsVnK the
tc= requ b. law for IA cleo in Of suprsa Judge Tor
said ths oDd hy isSTuaGioD Of
Rbert Huthers and due r,tsr srsOf male to nc sc
oOrdEng to ".
& and caused seal Of said be AIMED
- By the qoVsrnor lsHAh G. HARRIS.
J 8 g. RAY Secretary Of st4ts
n7 KnorVI h. ,i,tsr an Wzsl Tsupesess Wbig oopY
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The aupteme Judg. sO p.

WeGr. su;hor sd to 1an unc- J MIRC6BtEKs Of
Oft Gu ~ tie erection
& 81, Der tn sncy -ssUDed n. the
RAJ iian & =. Car tie aukSbte
We are RLO0 MF ED Ri LEV
di1se tie sUFsue c. ar, 70 al tie ey
casioued BY tesig % The hLB Ga. LueE.
ere suthoIE' ounrP - c. 6UT D. AZ Sumner,
e4ndi ate u HErtne CUT at The el.
the hftn d4y Of OciO' er alR side
We ere ~ d n eO u -uDCUIc- ". CCePBh, BsQ =
candida the upsns C,uTI, the election
Tie fith day Of October ext. EugS-te
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III. MARSHALL g. CO.
Manufacturers OF "A. maIshAIps
Patent MetalIO-Percha Burial
CASES AND CAsKETs.
50 MOTIF KARKEz STREET,
NASHVLLLE,....
TealI Undertaken. thrOuEhOus thes south

TeaII Undertakes GhrOughOuE the south.
TENHE undersigned hg respectfully u draw the attention Of
URdertaksgB and the Ibc the above articles &
fsctu-s beN1y ughtness ard du abi y
rralei They -ctly air and Waterght and finish
stEle roeWooi, black or white makDe or richly
cover i.k meriuo, black cloth nr velvet
Seiag the only Meta &c aria Gases manufactured In
the southern Repu c which patent is held in the Cen
Iss confidently solicit the pa Of G
For full description and treusr, for
city county rights address below, where have
estsbshe . ufaclury 70 suopy all deDanrs
n. B-We nall short time pres trsd al order for
oof6n lies, Scr Tseks Name Plates, AID
every description Of ulisrsAkers srimmnSs. Ad4ress
H MARSH ALL 4 o.,
GuzIS dktElm Nashville, Tenn.
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UNION AND AMERICAN sUsIN Ess
NOTICES.
RaRa.

Save all your rsgs-cotton, fax hemp &c, and
seud them TO market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
Ths Sluth wesrs ost more such goods than two
such Norths and YET the North saves double theqUaH
tiy of rags for making paper. Let this ne changed
hereafter Save the rags 70 make paper, and there
BY save money.
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We are authorized BY the Agents Of the American
Express Company to say that they win receive N
more letters uat further notice. the United States
Government having interdcted mail cOmmu licstiOn
between the North and South septl2-dIw
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rARmERs, TAKE NOTICE.

INTIMIDATION bushes zooi Potstoss;
w BOo0 10gods choice Bussr.
- EARsa TRCErf,
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al advertisement In THE mornings paper an
nouncs lat Mr.. WALTzR KEiBLB viii open the
n .sbvils Theatre on Monday evening the % inst.
wi h sOuth.rn ssar compepy. Mr. KsEstR is
competent to make the Theatre Uhat Il should be,
and we doubt not lie viii do 60.
The official cory Of the sequestration act VIII
be -four on the first page of TIL. m lrnings daily. Z
Died
On ye'tsdsg 'veri"E th'n pat Hin' O'Clock. W son
Of Prof. II. sltwARrint sEeyel to year Of his age.
The funsIal vii take plae from he Nj 1y College tits
snOon at SOC eek.
------------------------
Y. ". MORGAN
L authorized TO Rttle he claims Of AsFgzn Wsace Of
W. Wal zoe. ". D. WALLACE.
WARD, BURMINGHsM 4 90,
avg6 q No % Pubie Square.
TPss.a.s asss ana rrOf .as.rnss=es d ssi
EaaeE. head 81 % Will nsszsst zoe,
s4rs.-d&Siy
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BANK NOTE AND EACHANGE LIST.
osRxErrp DA1EE 81 TEE BEsCHAETs' BAHz- saARAzp %
Tennessees

BRoEKH GN1 FF0RTEEE5I-
Azricaltarsl BA1k, Brl gnsvtils-
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmer AID Mechanics Bank, Asuphia
nschznics' Bank, Asuphis-
Memphis Savings Hesitation
EAsha1Es Sank, huTirossooTo'.
Miners and Msnnfacsarera BEnk, knoEEiils.
Balk Of East Tennessee, Kn0KTlis-
Bank o. Trenton
asnk OF Jsterson, Da1dFidss-
Bsak Of Olsioorns, e TsssHelL
Rapt Of TaEsasll,-
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heavy skirmishlps az washington
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DlgD.

The official cory Of the sequestratiOn act VIII
be fOur the 6rnt page of tbi, m ,rning daily. Z,
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MUNICIPAL LLhCEIOS


We are suthoriz-d to .unopn 3 cHEAT7AMs car
easbe 70 the oJs Of kayoE f nashville
s4g2l-e'
Wssrs Autbnrissd n ACTIN Y0Ut rsndiats
fer u "or lie at th. ensuing eIecH,h-
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TIE ooAEEDARATs FLAG IN CUBA
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shoemakers Wantgd.

or shoemskers WaneI INN sdateiy, to make calf
~ and kip npioymsnt prOmst pay.
ID FNone but NO hands ne ID sEpiy.
For utther Information 81 pst,
JOHN RICE,
Public mara, cLarksville Tenn.
Un'n aud Anerclneory Elk ia laiy, and send bill to
this Ufasa.-olaIksVLIe isIer OLiln. Eug39lw
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PfmPIsS HanIShed
Faces Made OIe&rI
HOW
By one weeks Magnolia Ban psrssstIy ham.
sess bat elegant and efsosuol preparation.
Phcs 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WHHAGAN co., PESPrissOFs- TEoy,H. Z.
fsb24-d&w3n
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Y. ". MORGAN

TPEsaas asss sos ssss rrof ws%ss .as.rassass IA q,
ssaeE. ksad ~ % Vill Gnsszsst VOC.
zarss-d&Viy
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AHmu UuT otlIHs :
NEYisHTNG TO Wet I have dstrmlned to seli my
w f. IA oontHatns 962 ying in Frst kun y,
Team TIE % blk river mueiISely the
M nv lie an y sta ooga ksr I'D ~ii In 4K Il Via
CHI tsr miles Dech. I'd nits troh AkGI Lepot
4 Ill pr nj @ on he old Al 20 EecUTy.
n l0 or tSl Ell tnd AID % VI III No
IN 8 snd s d a rtab . dV ELI. 70
cabins sud otrsr ER iDEs ARM and God
Rtes EG'sI The e aid ple T. pond
hat neytr fS sbtk Th- tin bST HPis Ltis aid
Pa t. wood vi psy tor Itself iWc4 There tlso
sPlsI d school Gus ths Ian he terms al de
4cOmUHo" AZ i'll X lar in ak y ktR
from i0JIJ4 y5u1 good Mars Null / de
mined 10 s-. Eof .uIther parteuArs sdLes Al Esti
s,uu-s A. Z. GTLL,Js.
s=p7-dIm
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We suthcr'E Il C. ERUounre W t'ANN cFTd tG'e
10. Council he hd VII me sssai4g cp4r
ell .tS1 Sc te
N-.r-Ath rEd to annou ce GO W O'RbB as can.
election fr u the Tlird Ward
Esb5 te
" ar. sub riE-d to snuounrr JOIN J. MCCAVS 8, .
,idt E fuT c Z q nau l. he 6 Wsrd sug2s-ts.
Mes' n nor d B, Or ". HALL As czndi-
d u tGT C0anciim o the Slh SaId auSsh
We re al h & ,"rrH,urcr Tr J 7. FORBES, a
6aSs feores nt 81 d the Common CouLfi
ofkG hvIe {. he ng 'psi ectiOn. aSEs
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mErEOROaOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,

Ryr the Week Ending saturday. IAN Of Sept, 1891,
BY PAUL ,. TAYEL,
Al the UaiOH and American Block
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Mr. S 4. LAAB hAs besO appointed Postmaster 1t
ClAIksViIs,
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Lee Surrounding the Hessian InirsHch-
ments.
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RUSSELL TO BE oRDERaD orr.
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Wheat N very hgtt supply ahd holders asked higher
prices bui business limited Sales IS 900 bushes
81 5asl 80 Cor white Western, 81 10 81 70 for red
and amber do winter 81 IL 81 IL FOR amber Iowa and
Wisconsin g6c a 81 10 Cor Milwaukee. SIC 81 OF for
Chcagc sprng 81 OF Tor Cahada CLUB Corn advaacea
c per tushe with sales o. 20 OoO bushels al 40c ACC
tce uusaund 20 strictly PRIME stern mixed acc SOC
dor poor 10 ordinary DO yellow Rye was III demand al
Coo &c Tor Northern ard Isc SOC iGf western Gals
were also saeable and 52Hc sec for state and
size axe tor Western Nothing was done IA barley
tc,rxx The market Loayh Brrn very quiet to-day
arl r. important sales were E.ade
lOrroN The good and at fpl prices, ase5
Lsvsg teea maze 81 SEQ 900 bales Oh OASIS n sc.
for r., iiiIg GfiAAfs
TRg;54rs III 5ah the tendency was q favor Of snip
reg H. Srsise:lepls cday united owing N pas.
,''a scar: " 81 tceadsGfs TO Liverpool there We g
,aSelS s1t. t3ar n, /. I'D Is "a ani 30 ON
.:=e graz. c3.e3y corn ASA IL ss.ps bags II
.ca.:n ta.re v ere engaged 600 bis. docr q oe
:. 1874. ]: sse ibere were shipped 1000
s.tae.a era a. VA, n CPS Tags 20 Havre $500
DEB sou- wes .Jc.. ani "a 900 eGsEes wheat
at. sc 3. an,ple: "ags 20 Antwerp &c 100 res.e.s
wseai y we were gagged AT I'd g ship bags 10
other pcrs 60 TccriaG. Sc r.sea.. we're made
Hay Sss very l.st. sTa. "a es II Noria -:ver cn!y
having ceea made .or 0ca. st acc 65c.. according
~ ,.a,i.y .. an orc
8ops were moderately active q, lIc 26c tor as.
year growth
R3s -. a. 4 prices altogether nominal
There was aoth.ng tone &c say s2d u change
was !raG. e. fr:ccs
Mol~sszs --saes very .gai GIVING N par; 70 be
.rmcoss - sO,-ers
yRovs:o.s.--!orS was heavy TN. pr;ces were over
with sales o: go bbs. a, SIS I2a SO 3T5 70:
aad iio - Tor Er!ae ger oil Beef wa css active
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for extra mess and 80 so rs rcpacked do Lard
was less buoyant, and 500 pkgs. sold at a9Ac,
chiefly within the range. Cut meats we're saeable at
SIC a 6kcp for hams and 4bc a &C. FOR shoulders.
Butter steady and in request at Sc l4c for State,
and &c. a lie for Ohio Cheese was selling at 10. 70
RIcErhe market was quiet but firm, sales 90 tierces
at sc. a6 NC.
SUGARS There was less activity n The market, but
equal hsmness, with sales Of 500 hi mostly Cuba, at
6lsc exc also 1877 boxes Havana al SIC.
TMLow There were rs GOO lbs sold It Sllc SIC.
WassEy Sales were confined TO $50 bbls in lots, at
l6c lie, mostly within the range
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or.ing 70 pe mustered into the service Of the United

ornng 70 be mustered into the service Of the United
Bates.
The news Of the defeat Bull run reached Harrisburg
n O'Clock Monday morning, July o. when urgent
calls were made upon Pennsylvania for more troops by
Abe Comman Ter in Chief and the Secretary Of War Al
that time two OF the regiments Of the Reserve Volunteer
Corps we're at Harrisburg, at West Chester two At
eight miles yond Hopewe which had been ordered 70
support Col Bddle.
All Of these gments we're concentrated at Harrisburg
and thrown into the cities OF Baltimore and Washington
within the incredible short period of four days
aremakabe fact too that Of the fifteen regiments
s.at TO Washington within that time from all the ioya
Ssates ten were from Pennsy lvhnia.
pennsylvania has now almost ready for the field
one regiment oi Cavalry, OF ............... ,O4O
0hc regiment of Artillery, OF ... ..... ,0lo
Twelve regiments of Infantry of Gao each IL, 4so
Fourteen regiments accepted directly by the United
States Government, Of ,040 men each, TO take the
place Of the three mouths volunteers retiring 5oO
showing an aggregate of. 20, 100
To this aggregate add the troops already furnished
for three years
The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps OF thirteen
The four regiments accepted for three years,
as above referred 10. ........... 4,l80
The enlstments from Pennsylvania for other
states. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
-2o $50
And we have grand aggregate Of ......... 81 800
showing that Pennsylvania within month, will have
" the ied nearly So COO men should further requsi
tam be made up her.
By adding the forces furnished under the first reqns
ton for twenty five regiments amounting 10 10 $40 men
Fetins yvania's contribution to the war, within six
months, rs shown to be II 800 men
ny this statement II viii be seen that Pennsylvania,
taking lie men furnish Tor three months and those fur
ahhed Tor three years has contributed already fourth
arre men than the State Of New York more than the
New England states combined, and altogether than
eno, Indiana and Illinois These are facts, and want
me people Of our own State well as those Of the other
Syal states ~ the Upion to understand and appreciate
mem not however, that is desire 10 question the
sassosm OF our sister mmonweaths engaged IN this
nD,est Tor the Union, but that they may and fee
what the old Keystone State has done ana render to her
he need Of praise which her just and honorable due
We feel that Pennsy has only done her duty but IL
was noby, patrrticaiy aud spontaneously performed
We feel that those engaged in this work have devoted
her GIGS and reputation 70 its success and that
has succeeded would be false 10 the truth aud
ean To noble old commonwealth did refuse To do
Governor Curtin amt those who seconded his abors
We simple justice oil thus placing the result OF their
sfcrts ~ figures before the country.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, August l2-6 p. N.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
Nws with. that Of last Monday
Week tadna Lodas Specie Circulation Deponts
August $lll 7l9l11 46226 lSl $685. STA 90 900 1854
august TO- 100 1913 9i2 ~ $50 l8 $3.50 4s2 92 057
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Argus, l2-GP u
AmEs-sa,es 80 IBIS o. sxc fof pete and 5Ic for
pearls
BREApsruFfs -Ficu' WAS scarce today, and common
ana rneium grades Sc a ioc higher, with Il far
INQUIRY in part for expert aac safes Of u 900 bbs State
and Western 2oC Tbs Southern and ESQ btIs Canadian
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FINANCIAL.

A uGuST BELMONT & 60, BANKERS, NO so WALL.
"A street. New York issue letters o credit TO travellers
aVane IN all parts of Europe through the 1essrs Roths
child OF Paris London, Frankfort Vienna Naples and their
correspondents
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THE TURF.

NENTRhVlLLE COURSE, l.. I-TR0rrING-MATCH
- between black geldng Lancet and gray gcldiug
Rockingham on Thursday 18th INST miles and repeat,
~ harness u lainan names b. T. lancet, and w. Dobc
4. z Rockingham. BEvINs Il CONKIlN Propretors.
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Deuucung the $Io,o4o II put down as "eXtraOr-
binary charges" from the operating expenses,
shows the actual net earnings for the year to have
been $50 1886 80.
The following is statement Of the earnings of
the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company during the month Of July, compared
with the same narad of Lat war
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A UCrUN NOrlCf.-TIiE SUBSCRIBER Will. Dis
IN pose.of at private sale, at great sacriGc all his
Parior, Chamber and TIMING Room Furniture seven
Cover; farior Suit for $I25 do $50 Inquire at 10
West Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue.
H. MIDDLETON
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would have been q measure OF the general
public confidence reposed in the administration.
Had they left Mr. Chase tree to pay any rate of in
terest he deemed fair on Treasury notes, he could
have borrowed fifty millions month by calling for
bids from the public. As it is, the government
has no money; Mfr. Chase does not know where to
get any; the banks see no chance of profit and
some prospect of loss in loading themselves with
Treasury notes; and the public, disguised at their
money being demanded Of them at rate fixed by
the borrower alone, hang back and evince no
anxiety to operate in government securities. We
trust that the ingenuity and patriotism of our
bankers may contrive to extricate the government
from the rredcament in which the ignorance and
fatuty of Senator Fessenden and the majority Of
Congress have placed il. If they fail, Mr.. Chase
will probably appeal directly to the public for sub
scriptions to national loan. If successful, this
loan would prove very injurious-to use mild
termto the savings banks, and consequently TO all
the financial institutions in the country. Whether
the dread of bank panic, caused by the general
withdrawal Of deposits from savings and other
banks, for the purchase of United States Treasury
notes, will operate to induce our bankers TO deal
more literally with Mr. Chase than the naked rules
of sound business dealing would dictate the next
few days may show.
The following was the business of the Sub Urea
sary to-day
iota receipts. $ls6479 Al
roi cusoihs'. .''-.'..'...'''..... sooo w
Treasury notes. Observation-Disclosures. 10 100 %
fayihehts.. 4tt.Ioo 81
Balance. 1862 70
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NOR SALE--THE TRorIING HORSE HONEST PETER.
II Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF.
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$1,000 az, EsE sc , OF s9o2 si nrsS IS;
rr9Lut n casa, IS dosirccs r '."e:r2 II w.ih rs Sc
yces eslabliltst rre.iat.c sLa Gess. AsG-css.
with real lame a-dc. part cu,srs q ,ss srsness Mor
Iar poy 70, Eere ieuce.
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UCl1ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE EX-
"A press and ackng Establishment, 1l3 West Eleventh
street, between Fifth and sixth avenncs.liousehod fur
niture boxed ana shipped TO all parts tho world Fur
Covered wagons for removing furniture into the country.
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O. X J. BOGAHT, AUCTONEERS-WIIL SELL, ON
% Thursday, August 10, at O'Clock y. NJ, by order
u The assignee, iU2d street between Eighth ana Ninth
avenues the entire Sock and Fixtures Of Irvine Manu-
ncory, consisting Of bales Of TwDe, Hemp Machinery,
fools Buildings &C, &c. Also very favorable lease Of
about thirteen Lots OF ground years 10 run,
very moderate rent JOHN RYAN, Assignee.
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THO LOAN--0N BOND AND MORTGAGE on IMrROv-
ed city property, Tor term of yeas. Sll 900 also,
$500 Apply to JAS PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
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~ UTTENBERG-TUfSDAY AUG. IL, 1861, WILL. BE
" held public auction Of Lots situated in Gutten-
berg. The sale viii commence at O'Clock r. NJ, at tho
Gutenberg Brewery. The place Is within ten minutes
walk from the Wccawken and Forty second street ferries
and the steamboat insc rs running from Spring
the Gutenberg dock six times day. FERNS easy.
JOHN lWYER AucttOnecr,
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$, RICHARDS, AUTHORITARIAN CASES ROOTS,
IA Shoes aud brcgans al auction by RICHARDS 4
WAITING, On Wednesday, August ii, at l0A O'Clock
nj store ~ Corant street. comprising good assortment
of Fan Goods. Catalogues on morning of sale
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G1 nnO BOND AND MOHTGAOE--AMpIX 81.
ID lsOOO cured, on real estate, TO exchange FOE
sirabe fancy staple ods, &c, grocery amy ohor
good business; will give liberal trade.
SOUTHWICK II WOOD, 81 Nassau street.