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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS rHEATER.


Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
9. GfpfHe Hess Slover. Acting Hansssr
Charles Koppit. .----........... Musical Director.
MONDAY EVENING. Sept u. 1864.
Last Night but five of the brilliantly successful
engagement of the
WARREN COMEDY COMBINATION.
5osEPHisEH H6sHi ORION. Miss SEM: Emily aEsTiYER.
Only time D0''!Hl{s Hs Fl R1SaHs 1Rs Hstu'fal Comedy CT
fSia Afles asn;:b NM J"sa "Sm nSins orten
CAPTAIN Absolute Mr.: Charles Barron
mrs. halaprop ......"..... Miss Emily Hestayer
ON TUESDAY EVENING,
be.o''f0l oo%fskk nSkk q HEIR Ar.1Aw,
anu 'De DfHSSb11 pGSbUcksRfY's hsiis P1 PICNIC.
FORD'S NEW THEATER
Tenth street, aboue Pennsyluania auenH We.
Street 'ss
Ss.sS Es.ssr of hrshs
THIRD WEEK
OF the Brilliant Engagement of
MR.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
THIS EVENING, SEPTEMBER -,
The Performance will commence with the thrill
ing and characteristic drama Of
IRELAND AS II WAS.
To conclude with Mr.. Florence's Farce of the
Prices OF ADHIssIoE;-Dress Circle, 30 cents
Private Boxes $40 and So; Secured seats Is cents
extra. Curtain rises at O'Clock.
VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER.
Fronting Penn "a avenue and Ninth street)
FITZSIMMONS Proprietor and Stage Manager.
Remember tonight the Great show-Every Per.
sep-All Callings Interested-Do BILE Bill to-
night-The Great Drama and the New Com
pany-Also. a full Music Hall Show
FEMALE PICKPOOKET
OF WASHINGTON,
IN TIE CAPITAL CITY,
Characters BY the Dramatic Oompsny-O Over Sixty
Persons, Men and Women, DepctiDg Life in
this city-All the Pretty Dancing Girls
All the EthiOp plan Comedians
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMAN NCE
FEMALE PICKPOCKET,
For Ladies and Children. sepl2-lgs
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
the 18th, 18th, and l4th instant
EXTRA EXTRA!
LATEST NEWS.
Remember
HAMBUJER's GRAND MAGICAL sOIREE
ENTERTAINMENT.
It is admitted that
HE PERFORMS WONDERS.
You al! saw the Bills. Look ont for the Hall.
Admission, 25 cents reserved seats. 50 cents.
Doors open at 7; performance commence at
Pm. sep 8-1w*
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N o T Q E
UNITED STATES Z $40 LOAN.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING.
TON has now on hand, ready for in1nledias d.lip-
sy. full supply Of these new Bonds. Subscribers
requested TO present he, csrtfoatss at oncs and
ycteirs fhtiy Bonds.
These having money 20 invest should notlos
sight of the fact that by investing in this Loan
they not emily receive interest, at the high rate Of
IS 10 per cent, but secure to themselves the very
I'm mportant ad sntage OF obtaining, at the end of
three years. & PER CENT. $50 YEAR BONDS
AT PAR which are now worth over Q per cent.
premiu m and Viii ch after the war must nseesss.
rily advance to Q much higher rate. auA-n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

'1'''D TER SEASON.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT.
HOUSES LITERALLY PACKED.
PRESENTING NIGHTLY
the greatest combiu alton of
GENIUS, NOVELTY AND MERIT
ever presented toa
DISCRIMINATING ANP 1sd DELIGHTED PUB
PAYING THE Largest SALARIES EVER
KNOWN
HISTORY OF THE STAGE,
sparing no expense, time or labor, but eieyatins
Ou's AN ENTERTAINMENT
WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN THE
CHRONICLES OF AMUSEMENT.
ITS SUCCESS ID AN ESTABLISHED FACT.
LESS ENTERPRIsING MANAGERS ENVY IT.
TIE PRESS PRAISE 1T.
The whole world tslk Of the
GREAT CANTERBURY,
and stream of currency flows into it's Golfers.
NoBLY SUSTAINED BY The PEOPLE,
The CANTERBURY
pa1rsues its onward course. Like the great Ship of
ITS TRIUMPH Is SURE.
THE CANTERBURY
has the large.t and best concentration of genius
ever seen or heard of.
THE MOST SPLENDID BALLETS,
THE MOST GORGEOUS g PECTACLEs,
THE MOST BRILLIANT PANTOMIMEs,
THE MOST HUMOROUS FARCES,
THE MOST EXTRAVAGANT BURLESQUEs,
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BALLADS,
THE MOST LAUGHABLE SKETCHES.
THE MOST PLEASING SONGS,
THE MOST VARIED ENTERTAINMENT:
in short, the most
NOVEL, ATTRACTIVE, AND ORIGINAL EN-
TERFAINMENT
that can possibly be procured by the lavish ex-
penditure Of money
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GEORGE FORREST,
LATE Quartermaster United States Army,
Adjusts
Of3cers, Ordnance, Quartermaster's,
Commissarys
ACCOU o NTS,
AGA Tenth street,
an A-lm. Washington, D. G..
O. w. BOTELER. JN0. W. BoTHLIR
C. W. BOTELER & son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, sILvER-PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS,
PEATHIR BUSTERS. BRUSHES.
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND STEAMBOATS,
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
s1s IRON HALL,
PINNsYLVANIA AVENUE.
n-eo6m between 9th and 10th sts
JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
HI7rBRNTH STREET, OPPOSITE o. 8. TREASURY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW q. S. 1910 LOAN
authorized by the act of June sOth. 1884.
The notes will be issued under date of August
18th, In denominations Of
$50, 600. $500, 81 900 and $4,000,
payable to bearer or order. bearing intsrest at
7 $40 per centum per annum. payable semi.sn.
nually. and will be convertible at the OPTION Of
the holder at maturity into six per cent. Pive.
Twenty Bonds.
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS of all issues.
TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIHIoATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS,
And COIN, 4rfE
And pay the hi CHEST price for
QUARrERMASTER'S CERTIFICATE CHICKS.
& jy7-H JAY COOKE 90.
NJ HAN UR1,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE IN rHu
e UNITED STATES,
The undersigned, having contracted for all ths
Manure at Giesooro Point u. O., are now pre.
pared to put on board vessels free Of expense to
- VESSELS WANTED. ssaIB
Address No. $50 strest, Waahington, or to
6IHSB0RO POINT MANURE WaARF.8
"a lRn JOHN PETTIBONI 4 CO.
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R.b.I Plantation Raid.

CAIRO, Sept 1o.-The Vicksburg Herald says:
One hundred and nifty rebels, under Capt Nc.
Neil, made q raid on Wilkins plantation, ne ar
Goodrich's Landing, on the 25th ult, and car.
ried OF twenty mules and horses and 200 ne.
groes, killed the plantation guards, and burned
fhe stables. asE a -srt ~ 80
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DENTISTRY,
.RIAL DISCOVERY IN DINTIsTRY,

GhnAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
zsstA Ezt,aetsd witAo.a PDss viii ths Mshrin s5
would advise All persons having teeth to e1.
traet TO call at DR.. 1EWIED once, y
end nave them taken out BY this new
ano harmless process, Also call andQlIfYY"
examine the Doctors new and Inn.
proved method Of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
700 once see the great Improvement in his teeth
yo9 VIZ nave them In no other style than tails now
and valuable one. No. 242. Pa. avenue. between
18th and 18th streets.
noy1s 8. r. LEwIH, II. D., Dentist.
NJ s Eth,
lyl LQOMIs, N. d, the Inventor and Patsntes
OF the MINERAL p LATE THITA At
tends personally at his oIce In this
city, Many persons cAn wear thsseQ1IY9U
teeth who cannot wear others, And no
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Rersons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, and most perfect dsnture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE Win b
more fully warranted,
Blooms In this city-No 80 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also. 901 Arch st.,
Philadsiphia. mArI-1y
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&@W sssssksza

E4Ezsssk&:7a
On and .fe. sunday June 18th 1884, D,ily T1.in, Is
and snd WASH N bin ston and the West. a. follows:
FOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW FORK AND
ssS. % m. daily. except sunday. ' '''
roR or sssds.yT ssssHds.yTfs6Ss fiss a %N6 'PH1LADELPH1A
Leave Washington at 8 . %, daily, except Sun.
F.sssnsers win note ths. this train runs as "a,
As Philadelphia only.
FOE NEW YoRK.
Leave wsshin gtQn daily at q. 50 p. M.
This rain i,Jor Nev York pa,ssnsers Szelastrsly.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 .. m, II Is g. n. -.
m, ASP. m, TO p m and $50 p. m except sun
On sundsy.t7 80 q. M. p. m, and $50 p N.
FOR ALL PARTR OF THE WEST.
Leave WashinK Kton at $50 m. and 5, 4.45 and $50
an n- daily, except sunday. sd
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Warrington at go .. m. and 4.D p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving ngtoH at 30 .. m: and
s;op m. GO through to New York s1ithOHs eaanss
Sleeping cars on y and 9. 80 p m. trains: Berths
Gan be ,scursd until E daily At the ticket E Of Of
Tss nrst and ffth trains stop at all way points.
The p. m. train stops only st Bladensburg,
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stops at all way points
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passenger will please observe that the ,. m.
train runs only as far PhiLad phid daily, sresSf
Sunday On Sund ny it runs to Balinnors only. Also,
that the SOP. m Hain takes Nss York passengers
orlv. -
DC apply TO GEO. 8. K0ONTZ, Al gent at Wash
inRton, or at the Ticket Office.
In. COLE, General Ticket Agent. 3s2o.n
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Capture of n BlocLade. Runner.

BALrIMoRK, Sept 1.-THE steamer Robert
Morris OApt Barrett. arrived here tonight,
twenty days from New Orleans, and reports
that on Thursday last the steamer Keystone
State captured the dDe blockade steamer Ell
zey, and sent her into Beaufort.
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EvJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

~ J. Q. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
0HANcERY SALE oI yALuABLE IMPROVED
AND UN1MPR0VED PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue of Q decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, sitting in
equity, passed July 9Th, 1864, in q certain cause,
wherein Sarah Ann Brown aud others COM
claimants and Ambrose A. Brown and others are
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2lst day of Sep
tember, commencing with the first named, at
O'Clock D. M:
Lot No. /, In Square No. 56s, fronting 80 feet
en- north street, at the corner of Second street
west. and running back 100 feet to % feot alley
Also. the north part of Lot 33 in Jas G. McGuires
subdivision of squsre No. GA. fronting Is feet 7
inches First street west, between G and Fl sts
north, and running back l30 feet inches to a D.
foot alley. ana improved by q three-story Brick
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in nine
and eighteen months, with interest from the day
of SALE to be secured by the bonds notes of the
purchasers, with q surety or sureties, to be ap
Upon the full payment CT the purchase money
and interest, the trustees will convey the proper.
AL conveysnces and stamps at the cost Of tn
.urcbaser. If the terms of sale not complied
with in FIVE days thereafter, the trustees reserve
the ght to resell. on one weeks notice, at the
risk and ex pepse of the dsfaulting purchaser.
GEO. W. DUVALL }rt.,
NICHOLAS G. STEPHENS. if"s'eeS
su 31-en& ds ] O. MEG UIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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NJ TIE Eth,
Of ~. HiNakII IL TnTh iGrshIo. ~ .na rs.snsee
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

OY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIAFR FROM
WALNUT sTRBEf PIER,
VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL
Az O. M accommodation due at lox am.
At 10 .. m. express due at IL p. m.
At ~ O. M, express due at Up. m.
Returning. leave Cape May
ea m express due At 81 .. m:
II As accom- Cd alton due at AZ p. M
ble .. m express due at 81 p: m.
Through without change OF cars or paesase'
New cars and ayerythinR hrst-class.
:. N Am J. VAN RENSSELAER,, supt.
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Arrival of Released Army and Navy Sur.
EeOus

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE steamer KarEak,
from Port Royal on the 5th Inst, with relies
army and navy surgeons from Charleston, has
arrived.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
AN OVERWHELMING BILL OF ATTRACTION,
including many valuable additions to the already
MASSIVE ARRAY OF TALENT
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PERSONAL.

II with neatness I'D despatch by Mrs. POLLBR,
No $50 7th street. Island. Particular attention
melts. Machine stitching done at Eve csnts per
yard. au22-lm'
MADAH MARSHA, late from . northern city,
1Nl woald inform the public that she has taken
9Th and l. tn. Is prepared to read the past and
foretell future events. au 22-lm@
CAUTION.-Tc al ,cAom It may C0.cern:..An
half pint porter and mineral water Bottles marked
sbnb n hs % A. shnD and ArnY 1; 4
prosecuted to the utmost extent of the Law "pro.
.idins against the improper use Of trade marks,
&c"
would also notify nv customers that, payment
win be .1scted for all bottles lost Sy them after
Union Bottlins Depot, 81 Greene st.,
Aug ]8. 1854. an 1lm] Georgetown, D. o.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Cuayteymas.1 Generals Ofc,, lst Division}
Washingt0n City, September 8. 1854. {
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
80 THuRsDAY, sEPTEYBER Is, 1851.
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be bad.
Horses sold sin gly. Sale to commence at 10 I'm.
Term cash in United States currency.
By order of the Quartermsster General
JAMES A. EKIN,
se9ot Col. in charge LIST Div Q. N. G. o.
nUARTERMASTER GENERALS OPFIOE,
" FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON. D. G.. sapsembsr 2, 1854
Will be sold at UBLIO AUCTION, to the high.
est bidder, at the time ana places named below,
viz:
York. Pa. Thursdsy, Sept. Is, 1854,
Altoona, Pa, Thur sday, Sept. 70, 1854,
Lebanon, Pa, Thursday. Sept. S9. 1854
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT ZACH
PLACE.
These herses have been condemned a unit for
the Cavalry service Of the Army.
Ioi road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses sold snsly.
Terms: Oash in United States currency.
JAMES A, DKIN,
Colonel First Division, q. II. Genls once.
sep s. t2Sth
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CHOw CASES FOR SALE.-yust received a eht
- eieg ant C0UNTER SHOW CASES BY the besf
makers In Nsw York. Apply ts P. J. BELLBW d
o., 10 7th street, three doors south Of Odd Pei.
lows Hall. Jy16
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ROOTS AND SHOES

- re SUIT THE TIMES
we Ie now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
And SHOES, and constantly receiving Q sup nan1
Riy @ OF Eastern made work Of every dsscrip. II
uon. mAse expressly to order, and will bey
soid 81 much lower price than has BEEN -
neret.Iore charged In this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES OF Eastern
or City made work will always dnd . good assOrt-
call. griffin IR5,THER
ap e-a 314 Penn Avenue
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WYH1 MHROHANF'e AND DANKIRD ALMA
u nao 1874 By Smith Homans; N.B.
DkAH0I 4AYLOD
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DUNDUCKERTYS 8 PICN1U.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
Tenth street, above Pennsyluania 40 en- We.
JOHN +. FORD, D,.-.-Proprieter and Manager
tAlso of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore.l
Stage Manager Mr.: John B. Wright
Treasurer. er...........----.......Mr Mr.. d. Clay Ford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

quoted, issued July 80, 1863, defined specid-
cally the character Of the retaliation to be put
in force. At Baltimore, he said no was yet I'M
decided what measures to sdopt. We do not
hear that any measures have yet been deter
mined upon.
Meanwhile the black troops are in the field,
fighting with unsurpassed bravery. They have,
to some extent, acted for themselves on the
question of retaliation. Here is an extract
from letter we published yesterday:
"wel" said O-n Buffers Chief Of STAFF tall sergeant
you had pretty tough fight there The lea." YES Sir
and lost good many good officers and men" - How
many prisoners did you take Sergeant" Not any alive
Sir wss tho significant response Gen. Smith says, They
do MT give my Provost Marshal the trouble and do
they butte toward filling any Of hospitals with
Rebel wounded"
The same account was given Of Gen. Burn
sides colored division in the Spottsylvania bat
ties. They took no prisoners alive. Nor Is it
possible to deny that the black troops are legally
and morally right. They are fighting against
an enemy who shows them no quarter; by the
laws of war they are entitled to refuse quarter;
by the higher law of self:preservation they are
bound 70 refuse it. The Government mean'
while does nothing to meliorate this con-
dition of affairs. On the distinct issue
presented to US by the proclamation OF
Jefferson Davis more than year end o bali
ago. and since steadily put in practice by hia
officers and soldiers, we have not yet made up
our minds. L. it strange that the war becomes
murderousf 1t will cease to be 80 when the
Government enforces that protection Of negro
troops which it has promised them. Until it
does, what title has it to ask-much less to com.
pel-military service from the blscksf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
HENRY O.. CAREY.

THE TRIBUNE had occasion few days ago,
in replying to remarks OF The Commereiol Ad-
pertisey, TO contrast The Commereidrs admira-
ton Of Stuart Mill with its disparagement OF
Henry C. Carey. and to note this as another ex-
ample Of the common practice Of over-estmat-
ing foreign authorship at the expense Of Amer.
can. The justice denied at home finds, how
ever, some compensation in tho estimate which
the economists Of Europe put upon Mr.. Carcys
contributions to political and social science.
His elaborate works arc translated into French,
Italian, German, Danish. and Russian, and in
all these languages are among the highest &C.
cepted authorities on the various subjects which
his profound and original views have illus.
trated.
A fresh instance OF this estimate of Mr.. Carey
is afforded in his election as "Foreign Mem
Der" of 1.-THE Naples Royal Academy of Moral
Science and Political Economy" The first an
nua report Of this institution is before us, with
the Charter by King Victor Emanuel. In the
department Of "Moral Science" only six
foreigners" can receive the h""or Of member
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- :
RETALIATION.

We quoted yesterday, with approval, the or
der Of Secretary Stanton sending five Rebel
Generals 10 be placed under fire in retaliation
for five Union Generals exposed by the Rebels
TO the chances Of the Charleston bombardment.
The Government seems To have acted with
promptness a. well as determination, and will
be sustained by the opinion of every loyal man.
But the casc suggests a contrast. II is three
months since Fort Pillow was captured and its
black garrison brutally murdered by the Rebels.
Can any one point us 10 an act Of retaliation
yet attempted on our part Yet the Govern
ment stands pledged twice over to complete
justice in. this question Of protecting negro
troops. Nearly year ago. the President is
sued an order that " for every soldier killed in
violation Of the laws Of war, Rebel soldier
shall be executed" After the Fort
Pillow massacre, he made q speech
OF Baltimore, declaring that when the iacts
were ascertained he would act. The Con.
grcssional Committee on the Conduct of the
War has examined the facts and reported. The
murders are fully substantiated, are officially
brought To the notice Of the Government. Yet
since that report the Government, 40 far AZ the
public knows, has taken no step to redeem the
two,old pledge Of the President.
Again; the President. by tho order above
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Tbs Washington Erening Star OF Tuesday
GAYS, 1.-THE President and his youngest son eft the
city yesterday afternoon the ofdnancesteamer Bait
more 10 pay visit TO Grant 1t Is reported and see how
affairs are progressing on toe james River" TIE Re
pvSlieas of the same date says: The President IL
taking horseback. ride in Virginia to-day for bis
health"
On Saturday last a large band Of guerrillas
made their appearance at Acquia Creek. and set fire
70 the lower wharf, when the gun boats C9ur dc Lion
Primrose, and Leslie opened fire and scattered them
Boats crews Of the Primrose and Cuur de Lion were
cent on shore and endesvored stop the destruction
but on the Ella passing that place on Monday morning
the wharf was still burning.
The statement in some Of yesterdays papers
chat Mosby 10 north Of the Potomac with large force
or any force. Is totally unfounded. No hostile force
great or small has crossed the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at any point during the present season
and for several weeks not even armed guerrilla ha,
been seen che road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22

for delivery o. high 20 paid for con'derAols amoun
In sora. o.ses sharp brokers out Of Wall street sold the p"o
gold ss high 200, In petty sumo The Harry W" eo''
assisted oy brokers running about the street shopping
q, a and great enrne.ness to buy whenever
.s ,.emed reluctant sell Judging from the effects oil
In. bill thus i hs. not been SUGGEST Gold not called
now a, the Stock Exchange. Sterling Bills are nomnay H.
and large drawers not inclined to sell much Government
sockr art up 60 Of 1881 quoted at i3adh; t2os et@
io6 fr registered; April 1905, l0iciOs Money has been
MOT, sctive and new business done a, cent generally
Some National Banks lo.nius upon Governments u Y
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ship, and of this small number. Mr.. Carey is
one, Stuart Mill representing. England ION the
iist, and Michel Chevsler, France. Tho
student OF either the Englishman's or the
Frenchman's works, will find Mr. Carey's doc
trines essentially deducible from their facts. and
even sustained by their own views at various
times; the difference, however, being that he
is constant to established principles, while they
leave flitical and social science still unintelli'
gible tor the want Of the generalization, WHICH,
in Mr. Carey's system, harmonizcs all tho in
terests of nation.
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over inconsistent both with judicial decisions
and the order Of the President. They related
to the old law, but their spirit applies to this.
The manifest intent Of the communication allow
ance is to accept the money instead Of the men,
and /. is anything but credtshle to tho military
authorities to be driving sharp bargain with
those who commute, and stretching the law to
cover yexatious and unreasonable demands. The
people will submit to draft, but they like to be
fairly dealt with.
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From Uemphis.
CAIRO, Tuesday, June q, Ii

CAIRO, TuesdAy June q, Ia
Gen. Washburne, commander Of the Depart
ment Of West Tennessee. bias declared. In answer 10
communication Of inquiry from Mayor P&h ~
owing TO the disloyal character Of she present Gu
Government Of Memphis az well a. its utter incfHeaV
in the management Of CITY affairs he Is compelled y
announce In the event Of the reelection Of the Prsl
Mayor 1t the intention Of the military authorities h
take charge Of the municipal department Of Mempha
The General expresses the hopo THAI tie citizens 4
Memphis will elect ticket friendly to the Governnsa
that he may be relieved from the duty OF nssrrth
bot he expresses his determination that while he oou
mands there shall he no hostile municipal Governnsst
within his jurisdiction.