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The sun., 1865-12-19

Tus reoonl lsctons IN florids created grea, sx.
eiemen, IN ihn STATE. A correspondent, q The
Savannah UHALD sysi
AtL..e CITY, par.erl,rl1, me contest be-sms
- heated that the friends y some 81 the contest
ants Tor Once were the eve oi dssperate col is-
United states ofcer Of the post without the solic-
.s,ion u any one, called out and arched W the
10, atty Of the bAllus box . company on colorof
troops with loaded muske.s and hsed bayonsn
vhicn unfortunate demunstrst on, 40 FAR from tend
ing TO the pAcncston Of tho bs igsrents incressed
the ,xcitcfuent and turned Is against the colored
troops. Such was tie menscing conduct OF We
latter, that the voters and citizens generally srmod
themselves With sbot-guns sn1 pistols and svowH
their intention W avengo any outrsgs that might
he porJetrtted by tho ms lent eoOrrd military.
FortuBsiely, however, Just as the Imminent enns
Of the imbrugliO, when the most tiVisl circum-
stance might have precipi1Atsd bloody coniicI'
the ofiicer In command, through the inter-
position Of some Of the lesding citizsnA
became convinced n tie indisereetness of
his hasiy conduct and Withdrew bis COM
mand to tho barracks. Arsr which the storm
subsded, but ouly TO re-apIeAr the succeeding
day. Tne day after the election, three white men
attempted 10 arrest . cOlorcd man who lad com-
mitied All offence against the Las, when tho latter
maze such stout res'sIAnco that ho was shot by
Que of tho parties trying 10 arrest him. 1n's oc-
cuuonce Of course revived TIE ,xcitomont Of tho
previous day, and led 70 tho interchange OF Monaco
ing threats between the whites and blacSS, tie
latter rcek iessly declaring tholE iniotNion % t1s
The lie u tie gentleman who shot the negro, and
tho former holGing themselves quietly In readiness
10 protect to the utmost eXlreni y thc lie thus
threatened. Tue officer commanding tho trlps
undertook to psciiy them by remonstrances shd
sxt tlAnauOns, when he was rudely Assailed with
epilhets aud demonSirstious Of characterization
tlst amounted almost to mutiny. prominent
citizen OF the place, tecgrAHhed TIC condition Of
sfairs TO Governor Marvin. With tho request that
tho eolered troops ,te removed dad white troops
s.pt in their stoad 10 which the Jyernor prompt
ly responded shai the request would 10 immedi-
Atoly COMPLIED with.
The sun., 1865-12-19

IL our European news o. to-day wiSbe found
tie announcement OF the death Of LEoroID King
Of Belgium, in his ssvoniy-hhh year. Ho was
born IN Coburg in 1900 and In his eighteenth
year entered tie Russian military service, under
ALrxASDEn |. lilo participated In tho battles OF
lie psie, Lu,zen and othefs during tho time Of Ma
roLEos, and In 1874 went to England in company
with the allied sovereigns. In 1880 he
was offered tho crown Of Greece, but do
cliuei, and the following wear be was elected
trs, King Of Belgium. He wRs generally regarded
9 good and able sovereign, who used his best
eadsavors to promote tho welfare Of bis subjects.
During the thirty four years Of his reign, he never
became involved in war, and Belgium has &C
coriingly prospored. lie Will be succeeded by his
son LEoroLp who 10 thirty years o |. Ono of his
daughters is The wife OF NANTLIAS, who is keep
ing temporary imperial sstab lIshinent in Mexico
The sun., 1865-12-19

I, vtu b. .,.n bv The f,reApn nav. published 10
,,,. ,or,i,g,. sr, ,h. The Court ~hoh 10 trying
A.. v,pi,n pd.oner.. in frelasd. las ssn,eneoi
.,oab., vle,Im No tr.nt, years psnsl serviiudo.
mi. .,,,.m. ..,.ri,v ip tho hrai tvo o..es tired.
,nd,c,v. n, John Ball h.. d...rrninod 70 eIpend
A., h,ii n..su,, Of nj. wrath upon The two or thro,
hund,.d y.pi.n, whom be h.. succeeded in arrest
ing pu, ,b. bold. disnihed ADD patriotic conduct
o,,h.,,o mcn vbob.,. bsen son,.noot. will iosch
yngl.nd that ". spir, Of Irish liberty still lives.
s.,h,r tAl,ered At the reception Of his sentspes'
and 10th showed By thor .bresu.s W tho
Cou,, th., ,h,v y.rs no, afraid 10 board Ihe British
The sun., 1865-12-19

prvy-on MONDAY, Dee IL Brds., Dunn ths
tooved viis Of Lawrence Dunn, in The 22d y,r OF
hst a,e, native OF The Parish Of klls, Co Csvsn'
Friend. and r.i.,i-,. Of N. nrii, arc res6rt.
fuiiv Invited W attend the funeral this t1uesfsvl
snsrnoon. Al o'eloes. from her late residsnes SA
bsst 2Cth 81. lH
FLASACAS-ou sunday Dec. II, amer . Ion.
nln"ss Jane elizabeth, dsughter Of 6lovsr y. W
DAYS.
me friend. Of IN. family re.Vee.faIly inyI,sd .,
the residence Of her parents, 90 warren 81 Jersey
HEwEs-Tn wini.m,burrh, Deo. nth. sf,er .
severe illness Mrs Elisabeth Hevs~ aged 90 years,
The friends of tho family ar. respectfully invited
ave nosr south Oh at, this Tuesday afternoon, al
soiocf. Boston papers please copy W
McBARRON-O on Monday morninf at quarter
past Patrick hcBsrron, IN the sist year Of his @e
His friends and aequantances, and those o. hi.
sons James W. snd Joseph 7, hcBsrron. ,nd ,lso
requested TO attend the funeral on wedne.day, 2oth
inst a. 10 o'cloct, A. from his late refldence, l34
Second It. Hn remains viii be taken 70 The Church
Of the Nativity, where . solemn hu, Of kequietn Va
thence to Calvary Cemetery for iniermont. 2s7
.NoRRIs--At Brootlyn. on SUNDAY, Dee. lIih,
Norris. In the slst yrar Of her are.
Relative. and friends are invited 10 attend the
finora, hom the residence Of her psren's II nvrte
ave, cor. Of Lawrence u tomorrow twedne.dsyl
afternoon, ct 1 o'clock without further notice. 1l3
PUGHE-On Monday, Dec. IS, John Pughe, AGED
The iea.i%s. U and ND 2isnd. H of the family, also
the mombers Of the -. Davids Benefit Society, arc
respectfully invited t9 Mtend the iuner. from the
ave on wedne,day, Dec. 70 at O'clock, NJ,
without further invitation. 2S3
sSow-On Mond,y, Dec. 1s, Of consumption, ELI
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respeot-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from hi. se
residence, q Domin'ck 81 on wednesday Afternoon
The sun., 1865-12-19
"In God Me Trusto

Tho Director Of tue Un.tei States Mint a. Phls-
eelphiA has sent to tle Secretary Of the Treasury
several specimens Of coins bearing .he no.to,
ain Col We Trust" The rector says;
Pnu .r-IruA, Dec 10, 1851.
HoH Ht,gh ". Cvli0oh, sse,eiGryof III, Treasury:
Sir; By he hith section 81 tue Act ci congress
approved March Q, 1850, eutiued AN hct 70 au-
tnorize tho coinage Of three cen, y ecea sndoor
other purposes" II ls enacted, that add, on TO
tho devices aud legcnds upon tie gold, silver and
otL er coin. ot ,he UniGed s.stss, IL sh be lawful
Tor tte Director ~ the Mint with the approval of
the S~sreta-y II the Treasury, TO cause Ito motto
Z" IL God We Irus." 70 tc placed upon such CON
heeaito. 10 10 isSusl shall admit Vi such legend
thereon. In pursuGrco Of this EutAority, dire l.
ell the eugrAyrr Of The N.nt 10 prepare os " tn
the motto for such gold and silver COINS AZ would
admit Of tie addition. The execution OF ills order
required time, care aud ak u, and now forw ard
to you specimens IN cOpp oi thc double eayle,
eagle and hal eagle Cod coius), aud the dollar
half dollar and quarter dollar lsllver colu8l w.gh
the motto, "Il Col wc Trust, on tie revl.se OF
each cola for your approval or otherwise, as re-
Qured by law. Tho other gold ami silver cous
toe tmal ~ receive The motif 80 as ~ 10 log-
| llc The retention o. tie existing legends and de-
vices " II not admit OF greater prominence being
given to tie motto the.eolns, but the addition AZ
now pr,souted on the Sleciln' us aids uuch to the
| appearance OF our co'ulTe, SHOULD you approve
tne specimens submitted, wili at once cause ~ ~
| struck, with the motto gold sna silver couA OF ths
| denominations re preaouted by tho specliueus
| propose 70 direct tho ongrAver TO revise anu ro-
| model the dies for tho gold and silver COINS, 90
that, retaining the legal devices and le.snds. la
may, by change OF so, poslIiun, otC., give ~ tie
coins wlth the motto more srusuc aud elegant
appearance. think Il can lie done. II successful,
I'will submit them 10 you Tor your jud. .ineui and
approval, For Ihis purpoeO no .ddInouGI ag.ss.
Nou IA req ..lroI.
Your. very respectfully,
JAS. Pollock, Director.
Secretary ncculloch approves tho specim, nj
and su,horizcs the Director Of the Mint o strike OF
| coin. "! tn the motto, as described
The sun., 1865-12-19
stop the Rag NiilI!

The Treasury Department Of tho Governmcut
est week issuol nearly hvs million dollars q cur
rcncy to tho Naneual Ranks, and the weekly
average o. such issues is shout four millions.
VI course this increase Of tho volume Of currency
will continue until tho whole three hundred mil
Nous Authorized by Congress shall have been eI.
hsuS,ed bu! II Is not encouraging to trends Of
specie pAyln,nts 70 see resumption thus sieAi!ly
. iG.us away upon tho rapidly growing tillows Of
imitation. Everybody knows that tho high prices
now ruling are sitrbutsble to tie enormous bulk
OF currency, an It's contequent depreciation.
Secretary MoCrLiocH has but recently tod US
that specie payments VII not 10 possible until
ihc currency shall have bcen greatly cur.
hied, yet up to this time nothing has been done
toward thal end, excepting lie mliing OF The fay
millions, which thr Secretary accomplished few
weeks ago. Now, n there :. slrsaly too much
currency in circulation, why Increase il al tho rate
OF Tour or Ave millions per week ItiIt true as we
said before, that ,he National Banks are entitled tc
tie three hundred millions provided for by Con
e'esI but there is nothing to proven, tho rsluc
son Of grvoubsckA ami there Is no apparent rea
son why taoir volume should not be reduced TO Al
sA.ent proportionsle TO tho increase OF N,tious
Bank issues The people feel upon this subjec
iDJI ~ thsy have done eoneerunS the Amoun,
hr Nldona dobt-they have plenty Of conhdenc
IAu all will eventually come out nghL but the
ss5' asposd - hA hg sSuld kno'
The sun., 1865-12-19

M. fs.hion hsd be-,ovsds freak n fsvr upcn
fast women, iustifying By her srfr9v,l hose AZ
ficsn or aboriginal tsstss which they hsvs teen
bong dying 10 display. Hut let them bevsre. the
syren smiles only W bstrsy This sppsreui tolsrsnce
only calls out thsir lstsDt vestness and leads them
" erposs themselves In ill-cbossr hnuy, which
uov, 80 siwsys, natures of chase slegspce wih
sv0d. The coat sleeve, alrnos, close 81 the vrlr-
snd the round wsia with tslt and long nsrrov
buckle, are sil w favor Tbs fssh'o 'on editr on
the Lady's y X assures us thst ball dresses IN
TIE " brother "" cit5 ere sdorued With - rows 0i
fringo formed Of delicate graesss trembling Win
dew, baIfs Of autumu letvsa covered WITH hon
frost, gsflands u ~ild couvo v0u, f1rg~-tne-no,s-
binaweed, and daisies, or rrsaths oi ivy' ferns,
snd berries" tcsldes vhi, b costly playing AZ ns-
tufe shsll csmeos snd porcelain buttons with pho
toyrspbic Ls ds are decided f,vori,ss IN full dress
skirs full but E0rej, plain IN front viii trosd
bJS ylau behind. and very .ong trans lo0psh
over me embroidered balmorsl for the street are
quite en- rsgL>. Tue prevalent form of hoop stris
o reading very broadly ~ us base, 10 too indeco-
ious 70 b. long sccsy,e1. A lady looks vel In !,
when ste stands sons and motiOnlsss Tor Stars
carriages and crowds II 10 simply insamisabls, 70
say nothiug of the srDount of undsrclothng ~ De-
osssts,.- IA the wesrsr would be warm a. th's
season. The rage for scsfls, 10 n marked 80 that
Tor metsllbc uiukstry and with Niss ecopo1ny,
both are brilliant and pleasing IN sdec'' snd bo n
srs srnemely liable W 5e overdone. Indeed II 9
slmos, impossible for . radically vulgar nature 70
pss the ordeal u the present. stason wihout DO
uHyihS that inbred cOsr~snoss which 10 10 tue aim
oi -i'ili1atiOn 70 ODstorsts or conceal
The sun., 1865-12-19

Tho Springfield tMas'! RgPunLioAs doc. up the
Winter fashions in this style;
These may now he considered as well established
40 anything - very Unstable can p1ssibly be,
and .hs striking icItdres one sees on tie stree.
are reproduced IN ourren1 ma. aznes and journals.
!. Is idle 10 look for a. SPECIAL relief IRON tho
mark ed uSlusss Of tie Winter bonnets until
spnng co.'s Tree brook b.ri. and miiliners Tor
hIpp.er results. fcs nis rn.yslous how persons
of good taste mEnGge syEdo the . oru martyr
dom Of tho mode, aud coax the mhlners into
tolerance OF son crowns not unlike the graceful
hali-hAndkercAief ol last SIMMER, or return to
we simple cottage form W cA never quite goes
by. The long wells IN ilus,on. net, crepe, hsso
or gsuzc, arc ming rouud aud Aro iull yard
in length BY three'.uufAs o. yard IN breadth.
The waterfall ID e.t4g lIOGeu iu.o curls or re-
! placed by heavy col waIe over net ant vel
anu bonnet sparkle le gold span Iies, medals
AMI chains. A passo1 Tor " glass hardware and
cutlery " marks 'n' Argument oi no season; there
= Isle goId, bui . gtta1 zeal Of sl!I.er uu. ist,
crystal euI .ts' .1l'v7as nd gila- ~ are 20
sasdlJ N vogue. Lss4ia s.,1a :. .AS Ca, 49,,
The sun., 1865-12-19
TRADE NOTICES.

DRICKLAYERS' p. b. UNION-THE REG
Dul.r weekly meetn9 will be held In the Demilt
Drspensary, corner Of 93d 81. and Second avenue
Wednesday evening, Goth inst. All non.mombers
are invited TO come. p. W. BRAZILI- Pres. " j.
DAILY, Rec. Sec. 10
COACHMAKERS UNION, NO. IA SEMI
Smonthly meeting Of the above 'nion will lie hed
at rooms PSI Bowerv, this Tuesday evening, igth
Inst, at O'clock All members are earnestly re-
quested to attend for the election Of officer. and 20
take action new bylaws. By order WILLIAM Is.
LONG; Prest PHILIP NoKEOWN, Sec. 115
NOTICE TO BOSSES, OWNERS AND ALL
whom II may concern, thst on and after the first
dsy Of January, 1865, that member OF the OPERA
tive Plastsrcrp Trade society," will platter on any
lathipg except s,id lsthinR Ia done by memhe of
the Operative Plas'ere-s Sociotv. T.. l.. HcDER-
MOTT, Pres. TflOs. DILLON, Rec. Sec 12i
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD
" their REGULAR reekly meeting, at their hall cor
OF 33d at and Sth ave. this Tuesday eveninr. Tho
members are requested TO come forward and procure
their tickets for tho hall which will come OF on Fri
dnv night, Dec. the Goth. T. T. MeDERMOTr, Pres.
TUOs. DILLON, Rec. Sec. 1870
CEwING MACHINE OPERATORS SOCI-
~ ETY. will give q Grand Concert at noduorths Hall,
SO Broaivsy, on rue'd.y evening, Dec 10Th.
Tickets 90 cent?, admitting q lady end Fentlemsn.
Concert 10 commence Al o'clock. Tickets to be had
At the door. 26T
The sun., 1865-12-19

ANArys paper states that colony OF fay fsmi-
PslesIns in July next Toy propose 10 settle at
Jaf., uoAncisnt JoppS huiiding lots having been
purcskSed, anil will carry vut with them Yankee
imp(vsmostS with vey to reIuscitsie the great
and d11ng saumbsrng resources oi that once splendid
The sun., 1865-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WIN the Geld weather ehnsis,rs ard
frosted feet Are sure 70 D,lley. hssiesl Pain
Ertrse'or bs certss cure For sale svsry ry-bsre ifs
Piles Pises II piles iii-AD zoe have 70
10 IL 10 try bottle n s,riotisnds Pile Rsmeiy
IL vH eurs In thrre ssys. No miststs. Wei.
u f1s Franklin a. Afent fs
Pan and Winter Ciotbiss for nes and
Boys The srres, ss-ortuent 10 ths CITY best stye,
AMI price less y ~ BildriD, " and " Bovetv. 5fl
Grover a. Bakcr's fira Prerri-m kiss-
W stiteh Sev Ing chimes Tor Faml use. snd loet
stitch Machines Tor Tsorr and Msnufsotsfers tgb
Broadway. sdI
Howe sewing wsehipe COMPANY No 62g
Broadvry. r. EiiS Dove. Jf.. President A. 10
wanted. ssb
Holiday Presents sf Affection snd charity.
Wheeler d w il4on foct stitch SsSinf haeh 10
and Button Hole Mschine No. G2b Broidvsy, NY .3Sl
The sun., 1865-12-19
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEc. ~, 1866.


W. vivid ss.In remind sur sdverrsirp rs'r-us
nd ,be,r favor, ~ili ~ "tso late fs classification"
q iefs hsrsied IN = earirtT befor- nins ocls,t.
y tasp our ysblicatiqu offoe Spen for the reception
of sbents On "A ~ ocly's y NJ, but do not
amt, ihsui tftef nine Gcl9ef
The sun., 1865-12-19
AUCTION NOTICES.

UCTION SALE or CHINA, &C -HE|
n q EVANS. snciiopeer. viii eel on ru'
froer,bsr 10, st 10 0eiock, o. 70 Bsfcly st. IN |
suit retailers choice sssoftrnent of fancy CHI
glassware sui,stls for tho holidsvs sl'o
common vsfs. table. elss. and plated vare Ct
ke sse vithout reserve 70 close conssnneni
AUCTION NOT1CR-CROCKERY
n ehins-.re. .. D. HrNT. Auetionser, tn |
Dec igth, 81 o'cloct, ~ 29l Pearl o. hy JOS
l.rge ss-ortnent Of fancy fcods' in lot'
deslar- rood, veil ptetrd a smsf, man
eoupe ent TO ece,ve and deliver roofs.
nAvtD u. EGAN. AUC1 1lONFER, u
...or,msn, ~ ~ .eSond 70 b I'd f,n,tufs. CAP
fesus, ted' esds feather bsia boi'ists. pillos'
II FIFLD, WILL SELL AT 10S O1
IL hy ,neti on, ths dsr, Tuesdir. Dec iot
Bot Bro.dsay. the fixtures and lease Of. II
liquor stpre c0unte liquor stands. stoves
tabie' and sofa-, and other furniture &c.
HENRY d. MINER, AUCT1ONEE|
- Nas..u a. oup. tho Post Offce MfNER NI
hEN ,d LIZ ILL ~ sell a, .us!iop Iue.dsy, Dec.
velVet and hair cloth cush ons, from 10 A. 10 q
100 ysrus cafpeta 20 pieces oil cloth, 70 ffene
milrois Loco mUskets. 3O0 sabres and 5OO "
pixies slso . sensfl assortment Of h0usoho,|
once furnitnr.
HENRY FELTMAN, AUCTR, iO9 3.
La Ma rshAr, sale, this day OF fine ~,
largo st1rk. A. i0s O'Clock, at 11S Tast 2ld ii
positive in lots. IL LiPPMAS, M.sbsL :,
DAwNBROKkR'S SALE on FRIDA n
\ I'D, at II O'Clock. b. RICHARD FIEiJ
Pearl si. lsdies silk and other dresea eloak =
nndefclstheS ohildrsn's olothe. gcni'' coat,
-Atehs. icvelry, tools, &C. GUGH DesMY
pAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS DII
JOHN MORTIMER, 10 East Broadway, |
intA men and GUugufn rlUfIlmT NFoaaas
thAuA eloa1a femnnDtA, fheos, tpreAda,e.
blankets furs, coats, pant, boots, shoes, jove,
ethef vAiuabis goOds we'll worthy the attCt
dealers and othors. BY order II. fREKi- n
street.
DAwNBROKRR's SALE-G. G. ii
4 Auot., viii sell this day, At 10 oc.ooL. I
Bo-ery, vomen's othing, beds quilts, III
.heelA boo ., shoes &c. Also q set OF double
X. SIMPSON & co.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS
los O'Clock NJ BELL 4 INaRAHAM's 81
bs New BoNery SO lots first class pied. ed sss
goods, all kinds Of ol0thing slk aui other
ece Goods, remnants holding sheets. quhir1
e.s- piloss tools &c. By e.. Cudllp 2sQ A
Meinesday sale by u. belong, 2yJ Fast u
Thursday valuable watches and jevelry,A A. AZ
4IJ PeAil 81. fndAy,laIge SAFE, n. Harris, ]
sL
DAwNBROKRR's SALE THIS D
100 O'Clock. JAMES AGAR viii sell
Bowery, mems and vomens' -eanng tppa,
| descriptions, blankets, quits, beds, b. Otss
variety Of other EOods. ii. BARNARD, Z
avenue.
DAwNBROKERS SALE-B. WI
Il Jr. will eel this day nt as gth ave, ct
large assortment Of iall ana vtn.et cl0thii
bedding, &c. by order Of W.. NEANLI.
broker
- HERMAN, hUCT'R-WILL SEt
- "wednesday, Dec. 2O,h, 1t To-, o'c oc.e
b0Nery, choice old bourbon. Scotch ana IL
kies, branoie'. sin, rum, port aud sherry ".
q large lot VI other liquors, &c, beiOnging
porting house declining business.
WM. ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
w on this day, At ~ O'Clock, the entire "A
and fixtures OF the oystoT aud drinking sAloo
Gteone st. hne counters, lounges, bottles,
stoves, paintings.
The sun., 1865-12-19

FOR SALE-i HORSES, / CART
l. price sluO. / bay horse, p. ice go. o.
price lJ0. SOrrel horse, price slss. Corner
and West Orange. GkORGE CLlNE, ~
Iean.
The sun., 1865-12-19

EOR SALE-A BLACK HORSE, lG5.
i high a good worker, sB5 also a nico
horse, 10 hands high, S0J. These hor-es ~
1856 Bank Of, two days.
The sun., 1865-12-19
HORSES. CARRIAGES.

A SHETLAND PONY, WAGON AN
L Il nees ior sale, Ia conf plste order. Ai.o Z
horses 10 DO seen At l52 Ayrte ave, near
II. ookl,n. !
The sun., 1865-12-19

EOR SALE-A HORSE . YEARS.
i IL for grocer, express, or any other wo.
At W. X. FOSTER q CO.'s flour store, ct
and Diyision st.
The sun., 1865-12-19
MILITARY.
DOUNTIES To DISCHARGED sd,

DOUNTIES TO DISCHARGED So,
ID DISCHARGED soldiers Who ENLISTED IN
july, lS6L are requested 10 cal 6; our OIL,
q petition " CongIels, asking for the pAAs .,
gTnnting them houuties, &c, equal u 4
en!iEtei subsequently. This class embrace
Who have been DISCHARGED Tor slctncsA
notion, or expiration OF term OF ,eFVbl
RAMSOEl.L a CO. 70 PaIk Row, Time. Il
nov York. y
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERs-Si
4 tettIed claims OF every d,scnp ION "a
Slates Or Lhe United Ste ~ will he pfou'
a. the L. ;. Amy Agency, 81 Il ecker In
opposite the pay department App.y IN ~
letter, enclosing stamp.
r BROWN & co, NAVY PRlZEJI
As office, 2 Park Place, tBank Buildlngg'
four yeAu. AL navy claims collected sii',,,
hs.A are nov rsAaS Stla W AsaoHa<
.Azas n lsIaEA
The sun., 1865-12-19

Tho Director Of tue Un.'ei States Mint a. Phls-
eelphA has sent to tLe Secretary Of. the Treasury
several specimens of coins bearing .he L W motto,
ain God We Trust" The d rector says:
The sun., 1865-12-19

pAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS I'd
100 o'ciock. JAMES AGAR viii sell
Bovery, mems and vomens' -eanng tppa,
descriptions, blankets, quits, beds, b otssI
variety Of other EOods. ii. BABSARD, II
avenue.
The sun., 1865-12-19

EOR SALE-l EXTRA FINE LARcI
l. horto, l6f hands hYrh, years Old, jus,
country, fast walker, III tor cart, truck or ~
WORK, warranted sound and Kidd IN al hirI1l
ba sapn Ogl net.neeV Al
The sun., 1865-12-19


JAS. POLLOCK, Director.
Secretary Mcculloch spproyes tho specim,ns
and authorizes the Director Of the Mint to Ali. OF
eo!ns With The motto, as describei.
The sun., 1865-12-19

WM. ABBOTT, AUCTlONEER,
on this day, At ~ o'clock, the entire II
and hftufos OF the oystor aud drinking sAloo,
Gteone st. hue counters, lounges, bottles, (.
stoves, paintings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07
FINANCIAL { COMMERCIAL


THURSDAY EVzEIHos Julyf6 1855
Bankers to-day report 3 good degree Of activity
in money matters, the dsuand fer dtscSuHts being
larger than the average for . time past, and the in
quiry for exchange being also frser. The supply Of
currency is c,nsiderAbly easier since the first Of the
month, and the Banks are generally pretty comfort
able. Exchange, however, is working closer, and
with most Of the Banks is very stangont. Rates
are unchanged and arm at par buying and Zpre-
MUM selling.
There is still very little doing here In tho ssVtu-
thirti's. During the past two days the Second Nav
tio0aI Bank sold $4,000. ~ tv4Dr af-
Gold ruled easier to-day and declined one per
cent, closing this afternoon at 1891.
Attention is asked to the Quarterly Statements
which appear In our columns this morning Of the
Second National, Commercial Rational, Merchants
National and National City Banks. The EXHIBIT
is fstteIing for one of the duiIest periods ever eI-
periencsd in general business circles In this stc-
zion. As compared with he previous Itatemsnt
the discount line shows . d crease Of Sl4,l0s 43
and the deposits an Increase of S544, 994 Us.
Tie markets IN New York to-dsy were generally
better and hrmer. In this market there Was . con-
sIderAbly improved feeling, but transactions were
light. No. 2 red wheat advanced %, No.. 1 do rul-
ing Wiih,ut change, but closing firm Corn con-
times quiet and without q~uo!able change. Cats
were only in moderate inquiry, but more Besdy
and hrmer. Rye and BARLEY continue inSOtiVs and
Louinal. Flour is dull, the demand bang limited
to the retail trade.
Provisions are very firm, and the tend4ey Of
the market for Pork Il upward, the steady advance
in New York encouraging dsalers here TO pot up
the price. The demand is chiefly for Bans aid
Dried Beef, other kinds being only in moderate TO
quest. t.al .rs .s-,r e
Produce IL dull. The movements Of Butter in
the market are light, though considerable ship
ments are being made through here from the int
rior. Prices are unchanged. Egg are better, with
an improved inquiry. Cheese is firm and un-
changed, with 9 good 'teady demand.
The demand for Petroleum for future delivery Is
increasing, but dealers are 1 OF anxious TO sell, and
are as yet combining their business mainly to regu.
lar customers. Prices are finn.
High vines continue extremely dull, and holden
show a wide range in their views. Prices, how
ever, are but nominal.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake nd Canal Of Had
ing articles during the tWsnty-iour hours ending
At seven O'Clock this morning: