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Financial NeNa. Markcts, 60

Nssr York, Monday, Av0ust %, p M-rhe GOOD
news from Mobile, tosether with Gen. Lee. failure IN
drive Grant from his hold Of the Weldon BaiIIosi,
caused fall In gold to-day OF ~ p-r cent. The oi
loving are the quotations At $50, 2i5 9-55, IA
10 PAN; 1914 IA lo.la 243; 1854 Pa. ll+,
?u%; lilo 24lI; ii.3c, ?t3',; 12.lS ?43. 1870
2i3S; Ie4n 242'i 1854 2i? Lilo 2iiE; lis
s+Ok; 15s 2to; 2, 2lp ; els 23sI 2.sn, IS. 225
s37S; 500 e8GI BIS 2aI; 3.R, 23s't; T. gaT. 4;
4.os 2s7k. The business has been very heavy. II Ia
reported that the sales Of gold amounted tn FIVE mil
lions this morning. and those OF SATURDAY 70
millions. Tn. general stock market quiet with
rather lower prices. Governments we're .tc.ly. Tho
loan market co1tnuc. easy aud the bank statement
rejects its condition. the deposts having declined
half million vhllc the loan. have increased and
a half millions. The specie has declined aeiI,3i9
Sterling exchange wa lower. with very little de-.
mand. bills on London quoted nomlnnily 1T
200 YOl for curTcncy, and lts& Tor gold. The
tinued downward movement In the p,ioc Jf gold and
EXCHANGE Ia having Ito eject upon pr,duco and ucf.
chgndse In all diI octions and bringing down market
values at rapid rate. The imports for the week
have tson conranively light In dry goods but there
Is All ineIcss~ In general merchandlse.
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The Emperor LouIa NAroLLoS, the distinguished
advocate Of civilization the friend Of religion tho
Champion Of distressed natonalitics; the rcstorer
~ the Latin rscct, and the worldwide advocate n
universal suffrage has lately achieved q fresh no.
'nriety BY his prosecution. in q Partisan police
court, Of thirteen ri the mos. eminent orators
statesmen, and jur,sts Of France for the crime Of
Belonging ~ an election COMMITTEES for the purpose
~ checking The erwhclming influence Of the
government at elections. by tho French criminal
code associations Of more than twenty persons
formed without the consent Of the government arc
prohibited on penalty Of 6ne and impr sonment.
A. the last general elections IN France, N.
GaTniez. pagis Carnot, and . few leaders
81 ne French liberal party. met tgeth-
~ In each others saloons and houses
for the purposes Of Attending Information
10 electors and adopting an effective opposition 70
the Imperial candidates, who were backed by the
enormous military and civil power Of the Govern.
mont. This was construed into an o'fcnss by the
Imperial Government, aud the provisions Of law,
now supposed to have been ingoniously p,ssed for
the express purpose OF preventing organized con.
stitutionh opposition 10 the Administration, was
Tor the first tine attempted to be enforced agilns,
lnstgstcd by motives of revenge for the suovcs. OF
the Committee IN defeating every Administration
candidate In tho city Of Paris. Hut It's result is
likely to rVnder tho triumph Of Imperial csnd-
dstc hereafter impossible in that city. The pro.
ccedings attracted the most profound in,cr,s,
and for two days held the attention Of all France.
As Is WAS o criminal prosecution. = report Of the
proceedings was allowable, under the French lsw,
and the proceedings were waited by the news
papers to every town and hamlet In France. Each
Of tho socused selected rs his counsel one Of the
most eminent advocates Of . bur that Is unrlvaled
for e'oqucuee and genius and the defense present
I'd . galaxy of talent that attracted immense
crowds 70 the ns!yIlacant Police Court. Il wns
iniendsd that oil the advocates should speak Tor
sher respective clients bu: N. JULES FAvsA 70
whom The leading part was assigned, exhausted the
cass b . speech Of marvellous power, that drew
forth The repeated applause o. The audi.
~noA md induced the remaining sdvocasea
10 fdssgs thsY right Of speaking. The orator De.
psmosd The 'tnegsl acts" - he called them. a
h Government, With terrible s.venty. and
,saadsd the ssisure o. papen and dom!ciluy
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via.s q d. police and the soru,bls attempts 70

vidts q ne poles. and the fofcbls asfempts 70
repress the legitimate expression Of opinion. In Q
manner that oycr,wc1 even the Judges, who
scsrcsly concealed their dosre 70 play into the
hnnd. II the Government, and convict the accused.
The accused were finally 6Dcd hvo hundred francs
each "a hundred dollars Of our noney-but the re-
sui, Ia regarded as triumph N the liberal party.
The nse however win not he allowed to rest here.
I, will be appealed. and carried succossvely to the
court Of highest authority in France until the re-
r, NJ meet ng fos political purposes shall 10 either
Loyalty establishcd. public opinion formed 'hs'
Will deter Louis Napoleon from again interfering 10
rcprcss electoral liberty. The prosecution Illus
trstes W Americans rs no other event ooud--'he
rcal character Of Louis Nspoleon's govern
nent, and eusblcs them n determine
the hollowncss ri HI. devotion universal suffrage
and liberty. A parallel event IN this country would
he the suppression OF Tsinmsny Hall by General
Dir. and the prosecution Of the sschens before q
Tombs' Magistrate or The incarcerntpn ~ Az.
6rsr Bu.NoSr, and the member. of the Democratic
General Committee, and the seizure Of the r private
papers by order Of President LINCOLN. The indig.
nation which II may bc imagined would dl the
United States a. these scarcely sippossblo events
may enable Ms to form adequate .dea II the in
| tense interest produced In Pan, aud throughout
France at the recon, shameless prosecution II Tho
| members Of tho French oppsIsition.
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DEATHS.
poRigs- On Monday, Aus. %, a q . shors ana

painful lines, B. p. Doribc, aeed II yesrs and
The ,rl.ne. and scqun,n,snces Of his uncle, Nj.
chaei DonDean. afc respectfully invited TO attend
,hs ipnsr al, op Sedne,tay si!srnoon, Ans 81; az
liuison ave, Hudson City, y. j. galway pspe"
p.ea,e copy. sy
GREES- on Sunday, Aug. 2s, a. bcr residences,
1889 Ludlow a., AAry, beloved vie Of John Green, in
The remains Vii Vii Se taken 10 the Church Of tho
Mars OF Requiem will be feed for the iepose Of her
,oll at oci,ck prec..ly no friends and relatives
OF the family, ao those of her oher-in-la~, Tho
ma. Green, are RESPECTFULLY requested 70 attend. l1
,obssn" Hissin. vie q b,,,d iTssn., ps,Fv. q
tie Parish OF Churchtown, County Cofk, Iceland.
The ,eis,ive. and friend, of the ',nily respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. this lTuesdAyJ
Flint ave. 1tg
LbwIs-Op thu 2sth Inst, Augusta, daughter Of
Chm aud Caiharine lrvi, IN the ID year OF her
The f. end, OF the family rspctully invited to
sttend the innsn,.' tais Juesdayj afternoon, Aus
~ At o'clock from the residence Of her psiente, ~
Columbia IT. without further invitation. lo1
| " COY On sa'urd.y evening, Aus yTth. William
Mcoo,, native Of the County Antrim, Ireland aged
fhe relative, and friend. Of the family arc ~
N"ctiu invited to attend the funeral, on tuesday
% "se NJ sfh met oo.9Ss NON h,s lcr ,s. 81
| 10 ~ foecph's Chuioh, 9TH ave where solemn MGs-
OF helniom wiz be Celebrate ,oI the repre- OF his
Sew Orleans and Harrisburg p,pe.s please copy. III
ncpERHof ION Monday, Aug. 20, ssrnh McDer.
Tho IL cnds Of the family arc respectfully invited
to attend tho funeral. hon the re.idence Of her IA
h"f} ~ Wet lth st ,his lnesda,, .,yth inst, a.
| vary Cemetery LOT inieIment. lis
| RAEIkIEwiCL-Un Monday, Aue. 90, John, tho
onb ron OF john and Cstharine ke1ki.~icx, ased
The relatives and friend, Of tho family are uo.t re-
'pecuuhy invitci TO sient The .uneral on We ines-
! o. lp pnenv. ~ Wet 18Th IT. Tj
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. so, 1864.


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The Good New, from Mobile,

Under he vigorous direction 81 Admiral FARaA-
suT, The work n recovering the forts and srsennls
In the sscsied s,a,cs the authority ri the United
States government, progresses with the mon gio-
yious results. All doubts respecting the capture a
Fort Morgan are happily dissipa'cd. and the Stars
and Stripes wave once more over Uncle Sans forti-
hcstons At tho entrance to Mobile nay. The city
10 now at our mercy, and may. md no doubt will
r. captured. II the blows slrcsdy struck IN that
quarter are promptly followed before tho rebels
have time 10 recover from their CONSERVATION.
lsnd force, in fact is sad ~ have already moved
nom Pcusacols To cooper in the siege and troops
from other quarters have probably reached the
scene by this time The ships cannot take tho city
without cooperating land force; and IL Ia proba-
bic that hve thousand nlen-properly handled, and
acting In concert with the Hretwoud secure us tho
plscc before the enemy could send reinforcement
Apart nom Its high straicgcal importance and the
moral aud political results of tho capture ot Mo-
oiie that event would be- ominently satisfactory ~
breaking up one Of tho most pestenti secoselon
communities in the Confederacy. Tho people arc,
or wero scarcely less obstinate in their hostility u
the United States Government than tho inhabitants
NJ Charleston. and nowhere secession greeted
with more violent demonstrations 81 satisfaction
Three years Of the IN series Of subsection TO the
Richmond dcspotisin may have dissbuscd the peo
ple Of their errors and II not, II Is now time t.
demonstrate 10 them once more the practical nd
vaniages Of submission to the equal operation O
our laws and government.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

All Young Wen not vet Decided on I life
pursuit would 10 vel to consult Phienoosy, by which
they may learn vhnt they con do best Examine
,ions daily ii Mos'r. FOWLER 4 WELLS, $50
Broadway. 39T
The Live Whale nj Barnum's. In
unce LAM uuth upp.c .h.e gIt&r Ia '1ntn and
BEAST II YOU would See his stt!Ac' un, 40 not
.eiy avirit TO the Museum to-inorTos may p too
lue. Us
For The Hair and skin. -lrrry's Tricop.
heeus The bees AID che jest aIucs. sou !, al
druggists. 81
Grover Il Bakers iIigho 81 prcmirrn i.ias.
NC o.i ca &c 40 a G..Ie. 80 u. ol.Ha, IJ.A,
Aua 23b u.toa o, Is. UoN.ya. .l,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MECHANICS BOARDING HOUSE.-A
lVlfew respectable youn, men can be aroom,nod.,sS
With boa ri end pleasant q 81 40 n, vsek
.--'. ,rs ~ as Ess' ~ aAsl %
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kDEAR 'EAS.

DODD-At Philadelphia, July II, 1854 If dysen.
tory, Charles W. Dodu, glass CUTTER negy OF ina
city.
MAsTERSON-On Monday, Aug. 90, aheiAs short
and eeyeIs llpesA william, only 500 Of rb1s- and
dayV.
10 attend the funeral, this fTussdsy) aiernooS, a.
Sc!oGk hola bio lSts IsEasIce, lss ssyen,h Il III
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

COACH DOGS FOR SAILS OF AS Good
~ eel coach pup gs there If In the county
mouths old. Apply At the livery stable, 49, East
Is oaGaa,'. VIAL sold cheap. IS
l'JR SALE--A SLOOP IN GOOD ORDER
j carries u tons Ia I : ieot oil ~a.er. Apply at
~. pALl'S, cor OF sd ri ami lst ave. 81
);OR SALE-A BAGATELLE TABLE.
i nearly new, with making board balls, &c COM
p etc. Apply ls2 RfIdse 1t, BIookyn. z,
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COOrERS, No. 3, WILL HOLD a SPE.
\ciai NEE ,ins this evening, at p ~. At 27s HEX,
a.. Members sie all requested 10 attend ns the l,
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DUe.VyEss CHANCES.

A BAKERY AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
aAeeod reason wen for selling. Apply I" IN 18th
A BAKERY no LET 80. 80 NORTH TIL
LASS, Landlord. ~
ROARDlNG HOUSE FURNITURE AND
Iis.ss Nth th: tome full Of e., es- pa; Jag
S sSSrs s%S ~ fourth i1, ' .vs N''V
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, A SPLRN-
aia t,ro.ery and J'auor store .,u.ied At 2t9 Eas,
1tth s rent cheap AZ mon tn lot store aud back
S as sThp HIN n fLASS S sold in days. H.
L,OR sALE-A SMALL NEAT GROCERY
store .h s,s 600 t,,sos' ' aO'ns Cheap ,sn'
LOR SALT-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
i store .itnsted In cool location, ~ Z ts.h,i.
city. Rent cheap. ~
EOR SAIE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURE
l. OF the old established ,est, vesetabI, f.h
YER market, OF 5lst ~ and 80 av. VIII lie sold
rcaeonsb.e socount Ut other business. 80
I,OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
j Of nice stccerv sto ., at III Mulherry ~, New
York. For further psr,icuiss in,uc on the pt.ul,-
SEA- isJ
MILK ROUND FOR SALE OF ABOUT $50
V1iusris locaed In the tn and 18th Ward. S New
yuis will he sold che ap The ner Inns 9th &c us
ine-s 70 AT, nd to. 10, particulars inquire % dyrto
ave, Brooklyn. 800
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A GRO
L Gerry and liquor tor sale cheap Ieas,n Tor
selling made kno~n m the stoIe, 53s torty--Nentt,
10Th and In ave. ne only store In the bD H. nov
| doing = GOOD cash hIsinsss- 81
ITO BOX-MAkERS-FDR SALE, THE
l. .tock. tools, Sc, OF Paper -ItoI Factory, OF q
comps ent men tahen - partner. Apply 10 Liter.
\ tigCo lSo
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Small
Creepy store and SeSs stand tor sale cheap 2
| Goerck s. ir6
| S0T6 FOR STOCE AND FIXTURES OF
| VIZ ~ confectionery, fruit aud TOY store, nov
dniig a good business; will inventory at ssU. Dor
full particulars Apply 81, Eighth avenue or h-tor
Place 2,s
sfHD-FOR SALE, SPLENDID P)UL-
fDO try, Vegetable and Fruit stands, u nttod,
Ions Dishe nnd vel located Inquire ior NOR
| THlNuTON, EsseS Market. FnS
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER, OK RIB.
Ter, 10 10 si5; gold, rs to sz2; partial Pieces
out p,n or cd With gold or other iias 20 c $50 10
II zach, by ID. ii. VILLERS - Bowcry, Opposite
Old lbtate. Jt3
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
silver and cement tllngs ~ ca and uni en-
tracting xiihoIt pain by snex pocese rs eta j.
DoDlS. FieLch Dentist pa Fulton. 81, Brooklyn 4i
DR. DRAKE, 4a5 CANAL STREET, SETS
- ct of teeth 90 silver 81 IT to SIS on gold at
~ to S25 sectional seis s. coats Doth: teeth
.Led WIN gold, bole ce,leat, O. ha hlingA 81 CTS
o 81 per tooth. eeth exti .ctsl witnnt n. zo4
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TRADE NOTICES.

AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
~ B'oosl5n isllor-' lranc T. erection and Benevc-
i.nt ninn he'd on iu,sIay, August the sd. II wa
unanimously resolved Llat de.exstion Of thee & ON
zach shop Z, coat, vt.', and plnaloon msketl shall
poot at ihor hsll, 800 Fulton st. on Tuesday nom
viang ihe nv OF . ice, OF the Al shop. Mem.
Tor soikins Ion sop~ where ne bi hs, yet t"en pie
toll Tor y, c-sn IA, 10 them. Al the metnter, Of
the non eie etuo.cd to attend ID. oyonins meet
aud TO receive their copes o the levisd Constitution
and b. .La~s. h. hlAkLE- Pree.
n. DtELl, sec. rs,
COOPERS, No. 3, WILL HOLD A SPE-
Oclai me-uns this evening. al p. ~. At 274 Hicks
at AemLcss ale all requested TO attend, ns the Ia
bu-ines. OF Importance. By order OF THos. Spence,
President. lo&
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
NO. s.-An adioui ned NEE Ing OF the Union will
b. hold at o'G.oCk, on We ineAdEy evening, Augus,
81. i>I@ At ,ytns;o.N Hall Sans q, near Tie Boz
~ ~. Sec &c A. hoLNI'' f'e' "'b' oopp'S'a -
NO1ICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE LONG,
shoremsn. 1. T.. AsS.s at,on No. ere ie Iues,sd
70 attend mee nr, 10 IT, he'd at their rooms, IS
luTipess Of 9.o[iancs !. to be transacted. b; oIaer
NOTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
~ Lon .ho. emen's I. u; ooee,y wiz te he'd At
3l,,, al oc.ock. All members r. iurr;el 10 al.
tead, TOT he adoption OF new Constitution and B,-
kQiEK scGKATH, Sc. $50
OPERATIVE PlASTERERS WILL HOLD
" their re1uar s,iy in NJ their hail. coz Of
I'D FL anu 9Th ave. al IN INTO Ne ,ui.ei 10 10
p.escn tusness OF gre i Importance Is 10 be tyIn
~ eli. NOS. hOtLAHAS, Pea IHOS. NAME
tlLLD, Rec. rec. III
THE DRY GOODS CLERKS OF THE CITY
l. OF New loTk respectfully invited 10 att, nd q
Mas Meeting o. clinton iia this Tuesday. ns,
a. GGUS. under the auspices OF the hAIIy CioinI
A1Dfnton, Iot the p lJne oi conrlCe Ilng the
EFT ate OF Remuneration. lao
| TPHOLSTFRERS' MEETING-AT A SPE-
~ 9 al iI.eeun he by tn no,seTee- OF New oI X
Hud vicinity, kLTfs gpb Bow last SUNDAY nlori-
tug, A. waz unaI inOus.y Iesoved To demand sd-
vance oi 10 psg oent IrOin next week. The meet ing
war Nefy name, vusly stcnded. l5J
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The Waterbury (Ct dmsricaa was twenty
one years old last week. and It's editor is called
the "nest-egg" Of the Connecticut press.
Baron RclsoH has written al letter on the
subject Of the French convention. It's calm, wise,
and patriotic. Riclsou approves, ON the whole,
Of the convention; that Is, he thinks IL IS an ar
rrg3meut which TIA y cughtt accept He con-
sdcrs the Withdrawal of the French from Rome,
and the establishment Of bo principle Of nonin-
tcrvcntion, results OF great importance. He asks
what Italy can lose by the convention, and what
she has to gain thout It Whatever the in'on-
yeniCnce Of a transfer Of the capital, Rcasoli
thinks the general result will be all in favor Of
the national OF je,ts Of Italy.
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n1aFs WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENR-
49, ral as required by the llth section Of the act
titled IAN Act Enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth
Associations for the Purpose Of Banking, under
OF the United States, passed on the 22d day Oi
August, A. d. 1861 has Ger. ihed TO me that the
"CITY BANK or PHILADELPHIA
has furnished satisfactory evidence him that all the
requirements said act have been complied with by the
said Bank that II has become association for the
purpose Of BANKING, under the laws Of the United
States, 49,.
do therefore cause this notice thereof TO be published
in accordance with the provisions Of the said th section
OF the said act and that the Charter Of said
Bank by the said Act Is deemed and taken to be
hereupon surenderOd subCct 10 the provisions OF the hrs
section Of said act. -
A. G.. CURTIN,
Governor OF PennBy ylVania.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRISBURG,
29th Noyember, 1854. ll-3l3w
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CRITTENDEN'5
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

No G7 CuEskUr Street, corner ~ Seventh,
Fstrbus he'd ls4t. incorporated 1863.
Young Men prepared for the Counting House aud buai
ness Life.
Thorough and practical Instruction In
HOOK kEEPIh9,
In all It's branches pracsed by the best Accountants
ana bus ncss men.
pENMAHSHtp,
Plain and Ornamental Is taught by one Of the most com
pete. ct penmen.
Comm .iAl Calculations, Commercial Law Detecting
Counterfeit Notes, &c.
TFIEGRAPHING
by Sound, and on Paper, taught by long-e1poronced
Operator.
students instructed separately, and received at any
time Evening Sessions after September 10.
Catalogues conta the OF An students terms,
SC, furnished EratiB on applCa lon.
III. l7thstuu S II. CRIrTENDEN co.
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49, WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE-
49, rail- as required by the lth seedOn Of the Act en-
titled IAN Act enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth
become Associations Tor the purpose OF Banking under
the the Umted. STATES passed the 29d day OF
August A. D. 1864 certified me, that the CONNER
cia Bank OF Pennsylvania OF the City Of philadelphia
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requirements Of said Act have been complied with by the
said Rank and hatit has become an Association for the
purpose Of banking under the laws Of the United sates
do therefore cause this notice thereof to be published
In accordance with the provisions Of the said h sec Ion
Of tie said Act and do declare that the charter of said
Bank by the said Is deemed and taken TO De
heeupon surrendered subject to the provisions Of the ls
section Of said Act -
A. G. CURTIN,
Governor Of Penns sylyanla.
EXECUTIVE CHANBER, HARiusBURG, 10Th November,
1864. n-30-jw
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Great iOrr nts have carried havoc and devas-
tatiOn over innumeraOle homesteads in the pro-
vince of Smyrna where several hundred h0rmdRs,
he fruits Of years toll, have been swept away
during the past week. In many parts the q jOds
swept ever the country in the night, and the
the heaps Of grain, many have lost their oxen,
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BANK NOTICES.

HS5ye WHEREAS, THE AUDIrOR-GENE-
AZ ra as required by the lll Section of the Act en-
An Act TO enable the Banks OF this Commonwealth TO
become Associations the purpose Of Banking under The
laws of the United States passed the 22d day Of Au
gust A. 1864, has certified To that TIRE CpNSOLl
bATION BANK OF PHILADELPHIA has furnished
faction him that all the requirements OF said Ar
been complied with by the said Bank and tlt II has
Association for Tho purpose Of Banking under
the laws Of the United States; . ,
do, therefore this notice thereof TO be pubShed,
in accordance with the provisions Of the said th sec9n
of the said Act and 40 declare the Charter of said
ant by Of said Act is deemed and taken 10 be
hereupOn subject the provisions OF the ISL
Section OF said Act. - . Va
Governor Of Pennsylvania.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRIsBURG,
November 20, 1861. } III ldt
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gE-TO MR. AsEURY BAILEY, SOUTH STREET,
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they have seen Miss Kate, ana obnge their sister,
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