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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

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7 % NATIONAL LOAN. I'm
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our arm, having resumed
the General Agency for Government, Loans,
We are prepared 10 furnish promptly, to agents
and purchasers, a.a. .. .-a \
U. s. EEvEN THIRTY TREKsuEY MOTIFS.
These notes Ar. issued, undsr. date % August 10,
1894, ID denominations Of .,...
$50, 600, $500. 81, 900 AND %, b
They hear interest att S-Io per cont per an.
uun,, aud have coupons attached, payable in
lawful money on February 18th and August 18th
Of each year. The principal will DO paid in law.
tul money on August 18th, 1857; or, at the option
Of the holder, tn, pp,ss may then he SzshauE"d
At par for
UNITED STATES PIvR.TwENTY BONDS,
rsdesmabls At the pleasure OF tie Government
\ al any time after Ave years, aud pGySbis twenty
years from AuEuH, ,-', 1887 with 'n''.'''@ .,,
Six PR CENT, IN cotx, ..,
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from which deduct the premium upon the As.
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u " LouisiauA avenue and ms G street -
WASHINGTON, d. c., %
DEALERS IN IN
KEG HARDWARE. 81

CUT NAILs-RiniShsd, 8 to Ia BOnss, s to
l2d Boz, 0, 7, Cd.
CIT BPIKRS-I to inches
CLlNCH NAILS,
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE sHORs, RuTdsB's Government, No. ]
to 81 RnTdSa'G City, No. tob' G. and
v, No. J TO I; Mule Shoes, !, 2 o.
HORSE NAlLS-dhma'a, 8 to l0j PutnAm'a,
to 10; PutnAm's, TX, " 10 lOi New
London, 6 TO 10; Americas, - 9 to 10.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
HLRcr1oN Non1t,1oa..
FOURTH wARD-sRcoND PRECINCT

EVOhlh WhhD-SkCOND PNhClNCT.
Notice y hereby given that, in conformity 70
ington, an election will he held At the City Hail.
second Precinct, Fourth Ward. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of June next, for Collector, Register
and Surveyor, one member Of the Board % Al.
dermen, and three members Of the Board Of
Common Council, and one Assessor for said
Polls open At sayen o'clock, q m. Polls close
at seveh O'Clock, y. IN. - y. ....
PETER ', BACON, .
..... CHAs WALTER
THOMAS GALL10AN,
my2;-dte Commissioners Of Election.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w the once Of the NATIoSAL RHPVBLIoAH,
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IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL.
i nlBRS Tickets can be procured al the once
Of the dreAI PennsyiyauiA Ronte, adj0iRiRg the
once of Major Taylor, u =, =. NJ, ~ tie Lodge Of
the o. T. Sanitary Commission, 20 all DOlats In the
Northwest and BOgthWsst, At greatly reduced
rates. Soldiers will hnd this the cheapest quick
est, and ,Sfest route 10 their homes
Ry22'iRd 81 WILKINS, AgsaL
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WRAPPIFG PAPER FOR BALE AH
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Norfolk.


Class No !. Bricks class No. D. OAK and nara
weed class No. O. White pine, spTuce, Juniper,
and cypress; class No. 7 Lime, hair, and plaster
class No. 10. Slate class No. IL lroa, iron MALE
and spikes class No IL steel class No. ~ Piles
class No Is Paints, oils, and gleas GLASS No, l6
Ship ehsBdlsry class No. " Hardware class
10. rs statlonsry class No. %. Hay And straw !
class No. q. PIovsndsri class No, ~ Charcoal !
No. a. ePsrm and labTieAdng oils class No. d.
AugsTs class No, =. Bituminoas Cumberland
coal class No. a hSsAinsFy and tools, ~
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TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.

Can he had At the Music Store. and At the Pair In
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08
We have adopted the following mode Of
go fb5 5ssals Z, DO sftidSs Of valuep u
OUR NEW MODEL!

- - ~ - N-e-s@N
OUR NEW MoDE!l
The articles OF goods are mum pes@d from
! up to I5,OoO! o., ,5O0 consisting OF Pianos
MeIedeons, Cold and slller Watehess sew
ing fNlacnlnes. a, LEA allq Table sets sous
ehNer aeseiyls'l ole ne poo %
etc., epT.i ohu the 0ther oo,oov a1tIcies oI fhI
liable Jeweilry. Work and and Toilet q, Se;s;ses,
rhot9gTapnl, u, aiptnls, cei!9e ypeniaee N,e SnEeE
Matehe, ~ auu ,i h'ley rtlelss ~ gre',s
": Io,OOO notlces rom 20
100 are prliiieo aila put lneo sealeo ehV
opes ana Wen tliAeu, ana one ol lnese >
takehpottt aeu sets sotils person. seiiulng
US - ceits 70 co.en e vi Ios's's, Uos
reiH eTe. %;th if the nnmber on tbe os
'i tei tle f o
tlee VII oesenE 70 theI InplderS OIL the same me
t, s ~ 5,' Er Et,r
artlcle, Oh te s @ 40, a,,.
'i,o t, I,n LII on T;a
70 yoa Sloee GoiS 9o x. S,,poTId
ond ?et1f G tu sept s1cn ~ vnn s,'Siu tor and 80
| ~ ~ 81 a,o,, .,rt;eIa II, o,yr iist of * aOo er
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

: Agents allowed large Cash Commission
by Which they can make $25 Weekly. f,r,,
/ l27 Address plainly, q. "N '4
sssI3,,sga loo REID & BROTHER, e
81 ii5eTty'st New York cit; Gity, 4.
Nntnl,nr O5 1SGS. q mo Atn q Il n. ,nelli.u.-Ea Z
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
MesaaUr.

From the Richmond Enquirer March 1871
The message Of the President which we publish to-
day 10 Of great earnestness and plainly and empha
cally explains TO the Congress and the country the
treme psrls which bese While there truth
and candor In the statement Of dangers there IL
evidence OF want OF faith In ultimate success.
without again recurring TO the past history Of the
ept Congress or induging in crmination IL Is TO be
hoped that lew Of harmony and concert Of action
will now begin and that all the energy OF the Congress
will be earnestly devoted TO tho strengthening of
mcans Of defence
The application Of coin 70 the purchase Of supplies is
the most practical recommendation for feeding the army
that has yet been made II the government will stop
buying is notes and with lis gold buy supplies there
will be no need OF any imprcssment law. Gold viii
bring out supplies which no law however stringent
may be It's termsor vigorous It's execution, will
reach. The people want gold and for gold they
will give up tlcir mea and bread The Tmprcssment law
has tended 10 the hiding Of supplies, and the strn
gent IL may be made the cnergctcaly and vgor
Vusiy 10 mny De executed the II will encourage
the timid and disloya to conceal their provisions
Let the Imprcssmtnt law be modified the President
suggests But II should not be put ia until the cxpe
riment Of buying With gold Ia fully tested
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
CILEM - * e..
Interesting News from Charles
ton and Savannah.
Charlest0nians Fl0cking to Take the
Oath Of Allegiance.
THE MONITOR CATSKILL IN A GALE.
The Poor Of Charleston and
Savannah,
As, &c., 10.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday Of the steamship
Arago Captain Henry A. Gadsden placed in pos
session Of our correspondence and papers from Charles
ton and Savannah 70 the 14th instant.
We are indebted to Parser Fred. A. Ely for the
prompt delivery Of dispatches
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

FALL In GOLD.
GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT REDUCTION
TEAS AND ooFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
TEAS AND ooFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST INFORMATION
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION.
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
THE ENTIRE Wholesale STOCK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
fHE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
or ras
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
AMOUNTING TO FROM
100000 TO 100000,
OFFERED AT RETAIL
AT NO. Is vEsEY STREET.
TIE COMPANY ARE NOW SELLING GOOD
ooLoNG AT ooc zoc soc eOc. 81 81 TO- BEST 81 10 PER
POUND.
MIXED, sOc, 7oo, &c., sOc, ST. 81 10 best 81 20 PER
POUND.
GREEN TEAS, sOo 7oc, sOc, Soc, ST. q TO- BEST 81 Is
PER POUND.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, eOc 70c soc, sOc 81 81 TO- BEST
81 Is PER POUND.
YOUNG HYsoN, 6Oc, 7Oc, &c., 9oc ST. 81 TO- BEST 81 Is
PEB POUND.
uNooLoRED JAPAN, 81, 81 10, BEST 81 Is PER POUND.
nYsoN. IMPERIAL AND GUNPowDER, BEST 81 Is
PER POUND
CcFFEEs (GRoUND) 2Oc., 25c ooc., a5c, BEST 4Sc
PER FOUND.
FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE, s5c
PER POUND.
THE COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICE.
These Teas are all chosen worth keeping
in mind health economy and high degree of pleasure in
drinking them coFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND
DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, 2oc soc $780, lc, best 45c per pound
Hotels Saloons, Boarding Housekeepers, and Families who
use large quantities Of Coffee in that article
by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COZ
FEE which sell the low price of IS cents pound
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Especial given Coffee Department. in which
We defy competition
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM
90 CENTS TO 81 PER POUND
Nv purchasine of the Company Now is the time
LAx IN YOUR STOCK.
LAY IN YOUR STOCK.
LAY IN YOUR STOCK.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
l5 vEsEY STREET.
a vEsEY STREET.
Is vEsEY STREET.
Is vEsEY STREET.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| "A. DoUBLEl SPRING SKIRT viii not BEND or BREAK
The snse bps WI ass nb.y ss s5
made They are not EQUALLED in Elegance Elasticity
Durability, Comfort or Economy
DUNIoNs, CoRNs INGRowING NAILS TENDER
ID feet, &c. cured with BRIGGS Aeviaor and Curative
Sold by druggists and sent by mail 80 cents and 81
DR.. BRIGGS, Chiropodist, 2l2 and $40 Broadway.
CoRNs BUNIoNs, INGRowINd NAILS &C., CURED
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

and until that has been removed Is impossible for health
be attained. But this being done in single day you win
like being The quickly this Is done the
ter There is danger while purga,on delayed When
fully enforced by BRANDRETHiS PILLS the danger is
passed. all the requirements of health return order
regularity and the whole is half done
taken Sold by all dealers Principal odce Brandreth
House. New York.
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
TOO LATE For cLAssIFIcATIoN.

nJ00 REwARD.-LosT, AT wALLACKs THEATRE,
splUU the evening OF the 18th inst, Gold Watch
with white dial winds Il the stem blue scroll on the
will return IL TO Young Chief Detective Police, 800
Mulberry win receive the above reward and no ques
tons asked.
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
INsENsIBLE PERsPIRATIoN
BRANDRETH's PILLS,
INsENsIBLE PERsPIRATIoN;

which absolutely certain TO and sooner than any
other medicine Because they from the bowels and
the general circulation he accumuations OF the retained
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
INFLUENZA.
LIFE SAVING KNOWLEDGE.

LIFE SAVING KNOWLEDGE.
There method discovered by which all the health hu-
being capable of enjoying be secured II fs
founded the simple principle that all sickness arises from
of fluids beyond the time designed For
illustration the the skin become closed checked
perspiration causes to be retained two ounces of
INSENSIBLE PERSPIRATION
per This weight fluid pass by the pores Of Me
the serious sickness the consequence
Here is q source OF supply for
IMPURE BLOOD
which can hardly be over-estimated for evil
First symptoms of throat dptheria, nham-
nation Of the lungs bowels Colds OF the head In
nammatory Rheumatism.
Second symptoms boils, carbunces, affections Of the
kidneys and erysipelas.
The remedy ia
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
News from San Salvador

Intelligence has been received from the republic Of
San Salvador to the 10th Of February
Don Juan Degado an important member Of the gov
ernment and the War Minister, is dead
Honduras has sent an envoy to San Salvador
The Official correspondence between San Salvador and
Costa Rca relative to the asylum given by the former
republic 20 Barros, is published All the relations be-
tween the two republics remain closed and passengers
coming from Salvador not allowed TO Costa Rica
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

Died.
BRAMM.-On Friday, March II, CHARLES HENRY,
second Of George and Sarah Bramm aged years. 10
months and 21 days
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral from 21S Atlantic street, Brooklyn, Sunday
afternoon, at two O'Clock, without further notice.
Fbr other Deaths see Second Page
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

The Presidents Order Relative to Block
ade Runners.
The following despatch was received yesterday from
q prominent gentleman in Halifax, who has always
labored hard for the Union cause.
Every honest provincial halls with satisfaction Presi
Lncons order relative 10 foreigners and ades Of
rebellion. II Ia time some distinction was made between
decent people and the aders and abeors OF pirates and
robbers
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
Mr.. Samuel w. MasOn's Despatch.
PULASKI HOUSE,, SAVANNAH, Ca, [
March 10, 1866.
THE CITY or SAVANNAH

TIE CITY OF AvANNAH
Just now la 90 quiet that unless q correspondent
ports sermons or describes the pleasant weather.
tolls the beauties of the gardens, filled with crocuses,
camelias aponicas, danodls of Bethlehem, cape
jcssamines snowdrops and other floral displays pays
his personal attention TO dog1ghts publishes contra
band information departs from hslegitmkte province
he scarcely write long letter the Geld Of
correspondent usually furnishes abundant materials for
Tho shines brightly, the south winds blow
softly, the gardens pretty to the sight and
give forth delicious fragrance; tho mules jog
along lazy the river flows along sluggishy, the city is
well governed, and all classes appear contcnted with
their lot In justice to the weather must say that Is
not monotonousy fine, for tho other night we had
VIOLENT STORM,
when the lightning flashed vividly and the thunder
pcaled heavily, and the rain down In such floods
that nearly every street river and to venture out
was TO take thorough shower bath
THE DISTRIBUTION of suPprIrs
Is being carried on Ia most satisfactory TO all
concerned by the committee Of which Colonel Julian
Allen Is chairman. Although think the poverty and
destitution of the Inhabitants have been somewhat
exaggerated, IL Is evident that many accustomed
20 alucnce are now reduced TO very sratened cireu
some families before In the habit OF relieving
Others have now opportunity apprcc ate the value
OF benevoencc IN their dependence the assistance Of
others. One highly respectable widow and her two
daughtcra, all nCcOup shed and familiar with the best
society who, before the capture of tho city with
the dtpreclatpu oohdiuun oil the rebcl currency nan
enough for every comfort some uxurics and 70 spare
for the relief Of the poor, bs upon the conribu
tions Of friends; for their funds all in gray.
backs, and are worthless. member Of the Relief
Committee learning tue circumstances, and that
the ladies' delicac had pre-, onted etlcir applying
for public aid, privately asc rained the extent
of their necessities, and has furnished them with
enough TO make them temporarily comfortable. The
majority Of The ctizcs who eau otherwise surpg them
selves do not apply 70 Che relief committee, although
they approve and encourage the Increment, hut there
arc many the city VINO would have Suffered severely,
and pcrhapa, IN some instances, pcrihrd but for the
generous contributions aud On the sc0te Of humanity
towards thcin, n not Tor ~ eject Rguera conciln
tory policy, UAe movement subject i0r rdtnation
WA,
Colonel Allen s also n the lead of fuc committee.
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.

0DAvEN's WING" "RAvEN's wING,n RAVENS
IL Wngu Ravens Wing AL the night all the day
long, rings Ii my "Raven's Wing" What meaneth III
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

MISCELLANEOUS.
j w. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR
"A. DOUBLEl SPRING SKIRT will not BEND or BREAK
BEAUTiFUL SHAPE TWICE as LONG as any other Skirt
made. They EQUALLED In Elegance, Elasticity,
Durability Comfort or Economy.
DUNIONS, CORNS, INGROWING NAILS, TENDER
I'D feet cured with BRIGGS Allevator and Curative
Sold by druggists and sent by mail, 80 cents and 81
Dr. BRIGGS, Chiropodist, 2l2 and $40 Broadway.
CORNS, BUNIONS INGROWING NAILS, &C, CURED
~ without pain by DR.. RICE, 58 Bowery, Citizens Bank.
Rces Annihator Corns Bunions Chiblans, &C. By
mail b0c and 81
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

PrsssAsDt Laneo1n's Message - OengreGA
From the london Times, Dee 10
The only point Of interest In President Lincon's vy
bald Message IL s disappointment Of he expcctAaioan
shors, the Message u chiefly remarkable declarine
thaA Nj. Nncsn In his second Presidency Will be pre-
cseiy what he has been for the Ast four yeaxn All
know y that he win abide BY the "patform ses fos>h
by his friends previous his election He Mas chossA
% continue the war, and n win nos long -
tlity been maintained thss there 10 only one poinA
which this empire In his Message directly o
resolution OF the federal governments {, place an od1
fsonoI fbycs % 0< great Sskss 70 not y Be osu~
object Of The Conedcstes make the Brtsh provinces
The basis Of knf Of operations against their enemy
An regards the Canadian authorities hope and believe
they will not fall 10 take prevent the terri
tory being msde the basis OF ncnrsiops into friendly
state and II IN sssc ctory tha Mr. Lincoln acauS
II by placing gunboats Lakes Ontario and Erie he
impede these enterprises be viii only he engaged In
object In which fs Brsfisk G<1asr,fs sfu Be bound y
ssssf Af But w sincerely trust that this ncrcase u
force not meant 70 be permanent for no measure has
bcen more successful than the common disarmanenD
cf the two Powers on thess inland wsterA
Az W probabs thst "A short time ne
military and naval defences OF this great frontier viii
pass into the hands Of the eccnish themsslves, ~
ehcold see with regret the probability Of new burdens
being imposed on an infant STATE which desires only =
pursue 10 peaceful way Nor can We conceive wh.e
necessity there that the cccasicnal forsys q few -
venurcrs should be brought into connsctlon with 'the
question Of continuing modifying the rights Of tanrn
from Canada through the United States 40 wen ~ the
regulation q mpe Which ~ wsz ,smpo,y sssosss4
politician and man Of common ssnss, ~ Lincoln cAnnso
believe sny hine 70 absurd thas President Davis keep3
an unwilling psops1a rsbeIon 70 the federal authosi
Ne feels thsa shs5s y - hses = rsassatns ns usfuA
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TurspAr. Jan. a-aRN

TUESDAY, jan 8-eEM
- ssssk nazkss was moderately active but 7ogulaz
- ~ aHss bsasd Ths CLOSING saies compared with
thess - sassraays boant showed the following vara
tseasExis improved r. New York Central X Illinoia
osn1ni y, ClsvslaaA and Pitssburg 2A, Chicago end
Norshwestsn X, psessred.k Chicago and Rock Island
r. Fsr Wayne ~, Cunbssisnd coal ~, MarspoA l.
Hsdsss river declinsA M Qaickalver IN. Michigan
ooathsrn steady
Government sscurittss were nrm. Coupon nve-twsn-
usa NV issas. advanced y; tsn-forties V. 0neyesr
ssrtiacasss were sssdy u o. &.3 tssse
A. the open bsard n sns O'Clock the market
ssoagse, but nAottva a. tho second regular board t
was moro aninAisl The closing sales showed an in-
provsnsas in Rzis q x Reading X, Michigan Central
n, Alshigaa southern M niinois Central X, Cleveland
end PtlsbuEy r Chicago and Northwestern u, Fort
wagns ~ HnAssa River and Rock leland were steady.
ouichsiivsr dsclias1 = NAripess .--.-t.,
The a1teurne1 needing u the stockholders o. the
lattR eempan0 - Ms day. further adjourned fer
swsaly0vs day4 1usiug which the COMMITTEES appointed
iassiEs iats tks sn = Ne company arc to prepare
rspogs thmsupeaL Msfr ssg 81
aovsnnsat ssesalsias ooasinusd arn- Coupon sixss,
issi. sAv..sst ksk; essSsa aseswen'ies now ssaas.
n - ussci =. - srv,r - !, the ,sospd.p.
- -. sn1ssS 6ns1sss q spsoulaon IN ne con
oneneA - - ssnisadisfion Of ~ report thas
1H T,Kan&M nlsk wsss gong 70 Richmend with
avas~ - peacs negotiations and the return Of thoss
ena1anea - Whshington Come are inclined TO believe
sAas thsEs ~ edssFs their part to visit Richmond
anA ooafsr wi ths rebs aushoritiss but that the Pes
Ssne was opposed = the proceeding and the rise in gold
= sooeunted for ~ them on the theory that the
adnalnistsaiioa p steadily opposed to all measures
not dictated by The sword, from which they
Infer onger oontinuanoe OF the than II the temper
q The government otherwise. There is good
sason however, why gold should have been affected by
sr the rumor or ts contradiction but spectators
pecie lose 70 opportunity Of influencing the premium
md speculation u mainly directed in favor OF RISE
bscs ~ Il u seser 70 put hc premium up than down.
Ne % Of the market surprising The quota.
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

Meaey been active to-day per cent on CALL
end arst ciA oepmerca paper has been discounted ut
sieht end - iper osnt with exceptional transactions
short dases seven and half Ths statement Of the
Assoostsd baa ks for the week shows loans
e and In deposits Of ss ess5o2 The specie
d aiss reduo ed sS34 80 These figures reflect
the condition ~ he money market at the present time
ths ordinary . u which at this the year
hsvs beea unfnvon by acted upon by the large
suhspsons % es tcnforty loan speculative lots still
hsnS1n~ cr.r n. -. fet. geyA1 #H
rhsrs sssms - - very little disposition among the
lsasu = securities subscribe further
this Ioan and - IT. MAJ ke price below the subscription
prios Of psr ~ - rest there is Inducements
ibr She pubc a ooros !. Il buyers As argc
of the bonAs already held In the street. the
Sholdses sppear u be n A extent tacy combined
- take 10 msre a,d - tba Is to be withdrawn
ths III Inst they hcpe 70 n ako larger profit BY what
shsy have than Il thsv ipcrs led their risk by further
subscriptions Herein lies q Or hctca argument against
combating leans and Al uncerta treasury policy
Ths principal Of the Texas ind niy oonts, amount
Sag 70 eS2 80 IN goId matured to-day together with
nsafy nns millions Of interest on tns pubic deot less
~ snaount ar i,tsress a. W bonds anticipated
The spsoss Grain sa ths Treasury Is therefore con-
adsrabla f.1
The Secretary ef ths Treasury has gnnsd his willing
s 70 sccept payment Of subscrpsca 70 the enforty
hsa !. three instamsafA, provided tney are TO the
Ahosns of el5 ~ spd upwards In ns pies Of 500,
sAnsly % the Tsh the lsth Aad the 2ls. instant
Foreign exchange has bean IN very b 'nt demand To-
~ n sormsr 49, 1ea 100 fpr merUAa nts bills aud
. ~ Ioex sur bsnkess. "a sixty dava and one per
n. -n.c,...... !. 49, = IA, ,s-a.v at the rrss
- Ia.~.I n..L s..o~r6sa n e1lS oOs Tha bank
- Treasury dxaxss a ~ sxAsst of seceOeo
be ussrc,o,st.o .k 4 uuportsa 70 b - epasng 10
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nsus said 70 aaay ssnt In ~ appcss on 70 the
Sssasury 70 DO enrolled - nsaonsl nssitutiea ml
rhs following table sS~s ss totals OF ths - semenss
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- - o.sa durnr ths x6us yeas with thoss OF shs
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