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EFFECTS OF SMOKING.

The water vspor of smoke is not in
/ furious, but the carbon IN Ii settles On
the mucous membrane aud irritstes the
/ throat The narcotic effect Of tobacco
/ smoke, if received into the lungs. re-
sides in the carbonic acid; the ammo.
MIA causes dryness, biting of the nv
cous membrane of the throat, and an
increased flow of saliva-experiences
familiar to smokers. Absorbed into the
blood, says Dr. Richardson, IL renders
| the fluid too thin, causing an angularity
of the blood corpuscles, suppression Of
the hillary secretion and yellowness of
skin, quickening and then reducing lhs
action of the heart In young smokers
it produces nausea. 1t is doubtful
whether sll these effects are to DO
traced to the carbonic acid If 80,
most of our mineral waters, so freely
drank, are dreadful poisons, instead Of
being remedial agents as they are gen
orally esteemed.
The empyreumatic substance seems
10 have little effect except in giving
the peculiu taste to tobacco smoke,
and after awhile of making the breath
of smokers unbearable. nicotine il
rarely ever imbibed by the clearly
smoker" says DR. Richardson It az
fects only those who smoke cigars by
holding them in the mouth, or dirty
pipes saturated with oily matter.
When absorbed, its effects are injurious,
such as palpitation of the heart, tire
NOR and unsteadiness Of the muscles,
and great prostration. Il will not, Of
itself, produce vomiting; it is the
bitter extract which is the cause Of this,
imperceptibly swallowed and taken
into the stomach.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books end We can sell Houses ann Lots
in Nashville end suburbs nn the best termS. Farms
in the neighborhcod Of Nashville for sale, of all
sizes and prices, Plantations in VARIOUS counties in
Middle Tennessee, SEINE Of them good Cotton
farms for sale. Nam.
nOVHl-ff
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SneciaItv.

MANUFACTURES 6rocK. OF WITCHES,
NJ Lockets, Chains, ffAcelets, Ring /, Pos, n -
Sonlc Enb ems, Gold Pens and Case, toEeth
with full assortment 81 Fine Jeweiry, Nd Be sold
al retail for the next g. days OerGEoa-es nam ng
TIE different sruc es are pat 81 enselopea and
sealed. and sent without regard 70 choice One
ceTti6este eel ing you whot you cru have for y,
" n be sentfar cents I've ceItihcstes for ei7-
ven for 81 thirty Tor 81 AMER seeing he a. tcie Il
II does not We perfect SATISFACTION, ven can r-tuTn
Il sad get tie money. Great in3Ucem.nts are Of
fered 70 agents. We also manufacture Badges iot
every division and coIps in the army. We vii
senda sample (pure silver with your name, Tegi-
meni zna company Handsomely engrSse tht Teon,
on the receipt OF 81 5Os together wtn our whole
asle illustrated circular 70 agents.
:. NJ WARD 4 CO.,
nOyls-2m No ? e Broadway, n, /.
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Quartermsster's Vouchers.

NEIL ON & MURFREE are prepared to pur.
chase Qusrtermsster's Vouchers At reasonable
rates.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort OF Com
mercis transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated and faithfully attended to.
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RATES OH ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE n ADVANCE.
10 AnYERTL6ER6 IN nETAIL.
TIE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Column, first time, from l TO lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, Is cents per line.
All advertisements occupying sTecial position,
aud al double column advertisements, viii be
charged S31s per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE and FUNERAL NOTICES
WIN be charged at the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid advance, or 10 IN
sertion made.
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NO. 1913.
TOBlCOO, AND TOBACCO SMOKING.
Chemistry OF the Weed-EReets OF Smo-
king Cigars, Pipes and kesrschaums.

One Of thsmOst interesting and novel
of ali the speenlations on the use of
tobacco was submitted to the British
Association for the Advancement Of
! Science as its late session, and the in
formation afforded viii be well received
by that large class Of persons who in
dnlge in the use of the weed. DR.
Richardson first contriyed an sutoroA.
ton smoker, into whose mouth pipes,
cigars and meerschaums were placed
and the smoke from them being eaug ht
and collected, enabled him to deter
mine the products Of the combustion.
These he determined as, l, water; 2,
free carbon; ;, ammonia; 4, oarbonic
acid 5, nicotine; 6, an empyreumatic
substance of resinous bitter extract.
BE says:
THE water is in the form Of vapor,
the carbon, in minute particles sus
pended in the water vapor, and giving
the eddies of smoke their blue color.
the ammonia is in the form of gas com
bined with carbonic acid; and the car.
bonie acid is partly free and partly in
combination with ammonia. The mic
otine, he says, being a non-yolatile
body, remains IN the pipe; the empy~
reumatic substance Is q volatile body
of an ammonial nature, of the compost,
ton of which the Doctor confesses him
self unacquainted, but which We have
ventured TO consider as resin. Whae--
ever it is, it is that which gives the
smoke of tobacco It's peculiar odor, and
determines the flavor Of cigar 1t ad-
heres powerfully to Woollen materials,
and when concentrated has q most OBJ
noxious and Noticeable smell The
bitter substance is resinOus and of dark
color, probably having an slkaloid 50
its base. II is not volatile, and only
leaves the pipe or cigar by being G. p
ried along IN = fluid form.
The varieties of tobacco are iunumer-
able. Simple tobacco that has not un-
dergone fermentation yields very little
free carbon, much ammonia, carbonic
acid, little water, a small quantity Of
the empyreuma and an equally small
quantity of bitter extract The Lata-
kia yields the same products uniformly,
the Turkish generally more ammonia.
Havana all these products Cavendish
varies considerably in its constituents,
pigtail yields all very abundantly; the
little Swiss cigars yield enormous guam
titles of ammonia, and so dry tho
mouth; Msnilas give very little. The
Connecticut tobacco is compaI atYely
mild in taste, from the absence Of the
bitter extract
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ANNOUNCEMENTS o. CANDIDATES.

roF susie ss..-ttt
For City 0fsesrs.
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CANADIAN ASEExATIoS.-In discussing
the question of Canadian confedera.
ton, the St Johns New Brunswick
Journal saws:
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91ashrille Aaiull.
W. CAxER0N s CO.. Pablshers.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1864.
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icatc bclie-row that tho storm and tho temper.
blowing RON etsr upon onr common country-tbst
chaos and confusion tie deities whose sovereignty
rnrst he mos; faithfully defended. Not so with the
humble advocate who in all solenniy and sincerity
addresses you.
You arc q magistrate. presiding in forum, where
your decisions have the force Of lawrcspcct alike md
honor the Chief Magistrate Of this great nation when
no is acting in his military capacity Commander in
Chief Of our Armies and Navy; and remember the Just
Es OF your Jurisdiction In the forum; OF his in the
camp and all that is connected with the camp and its
affairs. Refect-your classical rcainiscenccs will aid
you to the Tecoiiectonhst ia ancient Roman camp
he who entered the Prctorian Gate must frat BE- com
utted 10 the Centurion and bis guard, the Lictor
it'll his fasces ana rods. He vas presumed 70 BE-
an enemy because he came in M ;he enemieS gate
How much more is there reason 80 suppose mat
they who daily advocate the c2Hsc OF Eeoeis'
who publish forged documents which, Rvpoint oi fae
DO laid tho Rebels and assault TIE credit OF your
country abroad at time too when your Secretary OF inc
Treasury ID ncgciatag for loan OF 100000 with
foreign bankers which had been obi lined and may
indeed have been defeated h these very Publications
reflect Irepeat that those whose conduct is marked
by indications 1 desire 20 serve the Rebels. may well
hayo been treated by the military authorities as sus
poctel persons; as having entered e. tho Pretorian
gate or Iaima facto enemies and. for the time being
ma; II was proper hand them oyerto tho Centurion or
the LietoT .or safe keeping.
Yon NIL / know, decide The fearlessly and hoi
st.y and in doing you viii at least deserve. and be-
ieye obtain all honor from all others you surely viii
from lAmcUs CrfLS
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The lasrs~ N n rket.

"a short horso is soon curled, and though
th,re aye long rs well q. short Horses now In the
Twenty fourth street and other saletGbes. the story
sbor, them i coon told The numbers on sale are very
anal. and trade is remarkably dul even for the sum
uer months u costs much 10 kclp them In the cry
,e.i AFTER weeh-eO cents 10 81 per dog the regular
eharge-that comparatively few are sent In for sale
..nsl, A. thew arc worth much IN The country NJ
hrro True occasionally dealer goes 10 vermont of
Few fancy OF sped lorecs, and tfhe West Tor hatch
~ arm, or railroad horses but feta srcnrsons are
raru M The prrsc1t time. The chief call just now
IL from "a. Government which u paying hlS l"r Hoou
,er,cabr cavalry and ESQ FOR heavy ARTILLERY horses
4 law roads.ers aud matched pairs are sold each any
brt rho fancy" generally out OF tho ciiy ana o.
idn little inclined for fart horses III hot weather.
Numhers Of broken down stage, cart. and railroad
l,. ere always hand and are sold 10 farmers for
s95 ~ p racl Taken 10 the country and Well cared
o. ,orr a. tnse prove yalsabo the farm, and ROAD
e.sD A. Dariings found many hne horses both
matched and single One par ~ Michigan nVgSbn
rnarns chestnut. l4i haads high. heavy, win lore
hde- handsome every why, reputed 20 trot " poe
mile In 80 were held al s2W". Another pair OF
"bsys" were valued az highly while large old-iash
kred pair vi kesaeky bai good Carnage hofsen Ius
hands with LrDg gait were laid ~ Sl,'N. h'' auf!
who deals ayefusiv'g In Vermont horses, mas se'Ha
ysr, iDe pairs OF "blaos hawks and Other str@I-
,slned Al 81 40 to el 900 per pair Ordinary isnlW
horss arr worth go To- 500 each. aud matched pairs
fnD 70 ts,o according 10 style ana innry ihcre ~
nothipg doing Ia speed horses, a. snch, ana t.seh
a. q mole the horse market Il nst aud VIII lFopamy
remain 40 until September.
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Steamship City of wa.hins,ou (Brl Brooks. Liverpool
July AID Qua0u.0u l:h. with - cabin and 1S tteera'
pa tie g. = mails and f cargo Of rd,o. TO J. g. Dale
Jnv rs O. res " Of F.'ps passed steamship Pennsyi'a
MIA bound D. dsy ln MILES d!-ts, PISSED -iean.hip
Afdc. 18th lat 81 NJ lon u ~ passed h-Is Ward Stephan
bound W; 18th is - - lon - n I@s.ed steamship kedar
b. nd - lh lat ~ 20 Ion 60 ~ passed Bremen sh2 Er
ropa boahi W. 9Th, a,. 49, en es a. passed ship North
Atlantic.
s,a.roer p. " F.irchnd Trout, phl,dePbIs ud.a to J.
{ N. Bnyrs -
steamer lleu,ou, Wilson, Trenton. rDAse to e. H. Hess-
land
sehr Yankee Doodle Mott Newborn. ". C.. sd'y' In Bal
lat 10 MISTER. a.
B.rk " ~ Haven lof Portland. Hall, C.fieHss 10 days
sugar tc.. 20 Miller 4 HouzhoD. go
Br. ghl.nd Nancy tof Yarmouth. " Sd sssud.fs, Cl-n'
fi,so- 20 ,sSs sugar, r., To Rnblra \ To- -
brg bal Csin tof Yarmouth, Me- Jorins N-'vtas !,
days sugar :. t. Walsh CssyrT Chase. Experienced
y.y hesyy cafber latter rat Of voya,e shHsd cargo.
Sehf Onward OBJ Wick~i.e, Windsor 10 d.ys plaster 10
ID. n. DeNolL
schr j. Cri.rson. Thatcher Geors.towu days, coal
ScL. John ". Bnrne.y t,snuIer Virginia days "'''
SeLf Horace ilibs Staples. fhsieps 10 r.~ bedford
sehr Richard Bulwlnl.. French Gsors-,srn coal
gchr Nary T. Pearson Jonsln, EliEs6rhpou oE bo>oiL
Tehr Avon Baker E.izabethport 10! Boston.
sehY Janies Tildcn Davis Elizsbethpori !oF bo'cs
s,Lr lane Fish. Harris. E.iGste;hpoTt Tor salem
schr Nisu'ic, Williams thssbsthport iof Ie1n'S1-
ssbr. Pearl Hli, EilahetbpoIt icr bosom
SIN T-ssr pos, N.wh,rs Tor Boston.
SeLr P.rin- Sheffield, Rordout iof New-lonSe-.
s.hr Geo r Brown. Cedney. Albany Tor New raves
SIR ines Colt Nevbursi for New. London
e,br Cl-.- Niils Roniout for Prc,id,nc-.
Schr Copy. Wh--,er Port Ewcn "' N-w,is'-"'
scir ABBY Gale, HcDougsu, R"ndo1t foI boosaa
schr Yepiun. C',rk Rondout for Boston
SeL, Andrew P,t.rs -, Rondout Tor Boston.
s.hr knu, Gsrdner Novel; Rouioal !oI Bo-i1a
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A PRETTY LEGENp.-Among tho ieg, nuarS
ysoontly discovered IN the ancient Basica o
E, Clement in Rome Is Illustrating tho poetc -
gerd VI tho mar,yrdom OF Pope ~. Clement on me
coast Of Chcrson. or the Grmen. Aiier working as
slave viii other Christian victims. in ths 'I9ne quhr
i.s he vss drowped N the ruyius Sea. but his bsdy
Was uifssuloasly preserved in spsndd tempe bun
under the water by angelic hands, Aud every yer o.
the anniversary HE DEATH the wevos rotresieo irs!
ing psssgge along dry ground for the faithful 10 ISL
aud worsip az shat IN yserous .finc. Once (acco'o
ing 10 tho fabe) Il happened mat mother hrougn' hs
y~lng rlild with her on this solemn occasion, snh'
;n,rns ls tho boy in the temple. imagining ne hsa
,ovei with other children brought By parents " oin
In Tho sane DEVOTION 10 her agony she found ts, mo
s., h vi flowed hack submsrging before she eoIn TO
rsc. lr steps 10 that MARTYRS shriro ontSe hsi an
80 r.tnrn.d entered with Nbcr worshipors
s,,d there, to her unspcsksbc JOY and astonshment
lsy her lo.tton asleep before the TOMB nSscatoed ono
unoonss ions iin be awoke IN her arms ms MOT! u
reurrs, NJ ted in three distinct scencs. ...A t
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TNrRnAY. Jn,y as-p.


Gold opened at 1904, sold up Ia 252, fell 10
246 and closed nj 29 Stocks The street were steady
ard In good demand TIL. Stock Exchange Govern.
ment Bonds aroDg Registered G. Is-l lo5d los;
Coupon Is l5si, lOSli Registered seos iO.,oN,
Coupon 5sos. 1C8.al0o; Seyep.tsiriies. April, IO,d
lo7l; August, 1c-s alco Certificates, eJta e5i
state stocks dlu. Tennessee e.. 574J1i; Missouri
g. 66a 70i Canton Co.. 20 d3oii quicksilver, "a al;
Minnesota Mining Co, 3i.a10 Msrposa, 40 49,
Coal STOCKS steady. Delaware and Hudson 2i0a
elo; PENNSYLVANIA Coal eood l5; Cumberland Coal
SO ae2., Central Coal "a aSi American Coal, cores;
Pacific Mall. 2aOs ss5; Atlantic Mail lf7alT7t; Cen
trial AiaeIcan Transit looaleJ Ncs.Ycrt Central
isi;aIo5; Ysie Railway, 1l3iaII3:; do. PrsfIrod
iioailoS, Hudson River l3lt oiaisi Harlem of red
al 800 b. GO; do. PIsfsrrpd los; Reading i3os 0l9G;
The eseTs shares we're oil strong aud The lsines-
rpon an extended scale. There vas god deal Of
selling 70 realize profits OF nod ater the regular board
and lover prices were made. quick, followed howeyer
nv A .ndden rally. Some short contracts h.ye been
covered but there Is sill large amount uncovered at
low rstss. The movement in stocks has attracted
GOOD many operators from the country. bud drawn cat
large orders by telegraph Az the second Board there
was great activity aud e1citeInrn and good prices
were mid There is a continual disposition 10 realize
profits bit the market takes everything offered and
close, with in Upward iendcrcy Tbs closing prices
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Jntrrnal Rrprnue.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TNITED STATES I'M ERNAI KEVENUE.
SEVENTH COLLECTfON DISTRICT, STATE o,
NETWORK, comprising The El-yensh sud Seyenteentr
W..6- Of The Civ Of Notice r. hereby gvev
that tue L,s oi Valuations and frupefsons OF Properly
subject 20 .x under The act Act 20 provide Internal Heys
nre 10 sppor. the Govrnnen and 70 pay interest on The
Pubc Debt approved July ls62, and the aendaory act
approved March 1862 made and taken by mo several Asss
heasors Of said Coec,ion District will remain occn of
examination OF all parsons incresi for nf p,;c OF NJ
rsn days from the date hereof y Office rooms Mes a. 20
and rs psc House. Astor place. between the hours oil M
and O'Clock D M And dis,ey AFTER the expiration o.
the laid fee days. the tenth day Of August 1864 and FOR
ave DAYS thersaiter VIII receive snd determine al sppeas
re.i,e 10 eoneous excessive ysluscns or enun~faons
made aud taken BY The said Assistant Assessors All appeals
10 the Assessor a. Aforesaid must be made In writing and sp
Nv die particular cause matter thing respecting which
DECISION requested aud the ground OF prine!cpc
inequality error complained q. ,-.,x,p,
GEORGE p STEINbHENNEh, Asscssof
Dated New.York, July Is, 1864
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PORT or EEW-YORk.......JuL

Cleared.
stesinship-Ksngaroo tBr), Brsyman Liverpool John O.
Dale -
steumer-Joseplne Thompson. Cundd, Baltimore, VIM
Dszsn.
ship-Trsvsncore tBr), Durkee. Quebec, J. w. Ewel
Co.
Buks-Ena Adeia fBr) Brown. Aspinwal, Merchant \
CamrnAnn Canopus Br Clair, Falmouth, o. F. blley ~
len Stevens HOWE Portland Bsett Son Co. Aquils sa
Yichlas. Newry. HoDboe Bseh.n Canton DAM, krss
lcm London, Punch Meincke Wendt
Brst-azeie Meshod DBL Dsssoy, Gibraltar, O. 0. Fran
ca Nary Cobb Balm Port Royal 7. NJ Rixby.
sehooners-sprsy (Brl Frost Windsor. d. r DeWodi G.
l.. Bsyls VrouSn, Philadelphia, L. Henry w. Bsyus, FRO
vo.t, stamford
sIooy-LexibgtOn. R.yn0r Providence. H. s. Rocket
Son
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PassenRerr Arrived

In ,t>am.hip City Of Wdstagton, from Lirerpoo- Mise
D. A, Ros.. n Fehbertz, Miss Main. Mrs. Lawrence. A. o.
dinee j. =. Woscy Drego de Aguen Dr. L. Frank Pedro
Betsneourt Mr. Jonaa ses'eeTy Miss Bradley, J. Dan
Mrs s. Caunuer, Mr. Ficdhouse Mrs Napier and two chill
dr-p Mrs Gilsrd and daughter and Woodrow, y Her
bert T. Jones' r. Meayard J. T.. Wilson, L. LANCE q. w.
Bsnis Rev. w. II. Hapn lady and i've children. Prohsrs
daughter q. H. 1iley Mis BrI,er Miss Csrrek. Mfs
Latbrop and servant Rev A. Spssth J. Gibson Fitch
w. wa.n.ten, Madam Holt, Il. A. Decourtsr Mr. Emery
Miss Tominson j. Burns Miss Drew, Miss Spear lliss 0nf
hths Mr. Chrystal Mr. Skinner Mr.. Tytheeigh Mr.. Gun
ningh. Mr. Cole and lady, n Burgess lady and daughter
L. T. LeIhe, J. I. L~rre, MI Jackson, Miss jackson.
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miscellaneous.


GRAND MASONIC RECEPflON.-Mo
N j. +. FENELON DUPLESSES, q. w. Of mo
QR.sD ORIENT 81 HsyTI arrived IN the city on tns
MI it ,ua vas formally presented TO toe Ho.t worship
hi Paul Drsvton National Grand Master OF the United stef
OF North Anogic, 70 whom he presented us credentials ao
e,ers Of Introduction rom NJ. w. J. T. Holly Represents
,yo OF the Mos Wosipfu National Grand Lodge Of Free
ma Accented Masons OF tho United States OF North Asnefes
nsar the Grand Orient O. ffsyt. - ,,,.,o
4 spccia comfnuu' alton o. .he Most Wcssnp.H o,snu
DIR for tho state .. New ork called ~ tne hot
" rship David tiorisn Grand Master 70 co nonoi ea
asssashsd Brother on ire 18Th n;' ~ ,ne GIsr -
.abordnae Lodge. was present together van Iepresens
i've. Ron the rsnd Lodge, Gr.nd Chagrr ntsnd n.P
mont Council Of p g jerusalem o. re s,ac 81
ra NJ Tho suprenie band Council o. the thirty ppsrse
ruhed Brother w.s escorted 20 ,c Grand Lodge Room b,
n Calvary AZ so 4 pT.S vi , .n cs.yned
- Rrssc David Gold-n Moe Wcrshiin Grand sss'ef Tor
mi. state who greeted sud welcomed the brother 90 e
bosom Of ths fraternity. Tie Distinguished Brothe,
p through his Interpreter end his eesived
, srsa: applause and after free exchsnse OF set!nens
,bc Grand Lodge closed and the brotter waf escoredto
the lade, o. New York who had rcsdy crowded
he h-n table grooming under the weight OF ire good
thing. Of this life .wetsj the pleasure OF tho brotse sbo
"a pisnts % hs ladies In short s0or.s
he ,. was BY vocal and
t1nsic u, las h0u WHEN ieputaton appointed foEtht'
purpose escorted him 20 h.s place OF residence
No < ,as city 10 O'Clock on the 18th inst fof the
City Phsdephs with escort oil clever FROM the isn1
Io iss Ct the state accompanied by the Most Ncr.npis
Ns.on.l Grand Msxsr Go their arrival II fb.cepha they
were met by the .-son from the O:and iodse w
s,eof Ponnsvvsna who received the Distinguished vi:i or
and his snd codacted them 20 tho place %
te:r reception. On the evening o. me yn nt vac SSu
a., lu,rou. Brother hy she Supreme Grand Council m tho
Civ Of Ph.d.pls Or 10. evening Of the 10Th lie gssp'
ssd 10 Ito Most wcs-l pfu iosth.p Devil, Grand ms.,.I
slnx of which Ia va. eondHd 20 grand banquet pro
'aod ;sF the o,ea'.sn, q. When ~ Ti ~ q Sec
speak Tor heE'cli, eos, T. o. W. iiico' $40
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BY tho new Internal Revenue Law, approved
June ~ is6i which goes into operation lsi n August
reooipts for the payment Of any Q! money " for
the payment Of any dsbt due orossdng so not being
ior tie satisfaction Of any mortgage, ~ Judgment or
decree Of any court snd receipt for the delivery Of
ely properly ale made liable H. stamp tau Of ceni-
aud hy tho Law every bant check draft Ut order
FOR the payment " any Of money whatsceSer.
drawn upon any bank banker, trust company. or for
any exceeding ,o dram upon any other person or
persons. companies or oorporaions at sight or on DO
uiand, Il also made Liable io stamp tn VI cents.
Tho provision taxing receipts is In ilis country,
thong ong in England. The tar on banf checks
drafts Ac il extended 10 s cheeks well those under
as those above $50
The Washington Insurance Company will pay
let Of August dividend 81 y cent fire., 81 tar.
The pittsbug and Fort Wayne road will pay
:th of August OF rho oico 81 Wins.ow Ianier Co.,
Is. /. cent iniorss, on tho third mortgage bonds
Mr.. Hcng l.. Picrson has been elected u
director ol the Els Eanosd Com. any 10 Ill vacancy.
The Boston bank statement compares as fol-
-