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Acres, in ecklenburg county North Carolina, about
Sh miles from the town OF Charlotte
On this property feen shafts pits have been opered
strating the existence three paraei OF
about feet width and about 10 leet apart convergng
ing one immense mass OF vein OF ore, extending in
length through .he property more than half mile.
piofed Al these ores are known as The wn Ores
and very rich yielding an ayerate OF about $500 per
ton gold the above res ults having been demon
strated by the rude working Of the mines for several
years past the rlsk OF inVestent me- IN HnoeNe opeu pro-
mining and reuucing machinery he ompany anticipate
immediate and large return for their money.
Baving an ore that readily yields $500 per tom some
estimate can be made of be value his property With
the present mpe mining ten tons Of this
be taken and reduced daily from shaft
ing daily profit Sl75O for each shaft worked by
the Company
The large working capital reserved viii enable the
Company at once 20 procure ano erect the best modern
machinery manipulating the ores, by which
the yield win be la gely increased.
These mines. whilst they produce richer than
over them, particularly IN an abundance Of iuel and
cheap labor and the facility with which they can be
and Nevada can only be worked during the warm
weather.
test assay of an average Ispecimen of the ore from
January OF the present year as viii appear nom the fol-
lowing certificate OF PIoessors Booth and Garrett the
Assayers OF the Philadelphia Mint
PHILADELPHIA, January o. 1866
Dear Strive have carefully assayed the sample of
ore nom carson Nine" North Carolina and ind 1t TO
yield ounces nine DennyWeghts OF pure gold to the
OF ore. Yours respectfully ort, \ o.ppVryr
DEMB. TAYLOR, No. 4O4 Walnut street, PbiIad
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock will be received at
the ofice of the Company J o. 4O7 WALNUT Street,
wheresamples OF the ore may be SEEN and tu inoma-
tion given. 2S
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PROPERTY REsToRED.-Hon. Pierre Soules
mansion on Espalanade street, New Orleans, for
about two years occupied as Freedmen's o.
phan Asylum, has been restored to him by order
Of General Howard. ---
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This engine will be disposed orbY private or public
ssale, by the above parties at their Auction tore.
NJ THOMAS u SONS, NOS. l3o AND 14l s
NA. FOURTH Street

NJ THOMAS u SONS, NOS. l3o AND 14l S.
IVA. FOURTH Street
TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
PUBLIC SALt.-NERY VALUABLE BUSINESS
IkOPt RTY. KNoWN as TIE CtNTRAL BUILD
INGS, Nos. 2l5 and 220 WALNU Street opposite the
erchants Exchange 50 leet Walnut street l4O
ieet in depth to Pear street two fronts
On Tuesday
April 1855 az - O'Clock noon will be sold at public
sale, the Philadelphia Nchange, those two four
story brick buildings and tie 10 Of ground thereunto
belonging situate the south side Walnut street
directly opposite the Exchange; containing oeeher in
front on Walnut street S5 ee and extending In depth
about 40 eet to Pear street known the Central
Buildings with passage way running through to Pear
street. whch Is erected five story brick luildlng
The attention o. capita lists bankers and insurance
companies called 70 The above mentioned property,
proximity - the Exchange, together With two fronts
make IL Desirable Property In this particular block Is
considered of value per loot than In any other
block in the whole length of Ran nut street
ear Of all incumbranCe,
For further par iculars apply to LEWIS II. REDNER,
\ o 1852 = FOURTH Street.
Philadelphia, March, 1866. 3l5l Let
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oonrnID EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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TEE NEW YORK PRESS.

Editorial Opinions Of the Leading
Journals Upon the Most Import
ant Topics Of the Hour.
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The Enfant Terrible Of the United States

The Enfant Terrible Of the United States.
From the Herald.
All Europe is in trouble about Bancroft His
recent oration upon President Lincoln has
touched the sore points Of almost all the mon
archies. The London Times, speaking for Eng
land, compares him to Elijah Pogram. The
London Spectator thinks that he is more like the
"Young Columbian" who taunted the British
lion. The press of France, muzzled by the En-
peror, discreetly says nothing; but the copies of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

THF PLAN OF THE CENTRAL DIRECTORY.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Commercial, in noticing the dis
franchising bill Of the Central Directo-
ry of Thad Stevens, Sumner d Co.,
says:
at is not very difficult to see through
this latest performance of the Recon
struction Committee, an attempt thus
early to control the next Presidential
election A constitutional amendment
prohibiting about nineteen-twentieths
of the Southern people, who
would be very apt to vote against
the Radicals, from taking part in
the proceedings is a very good be-
ginning. Next let Us have an
amendment that all citizens of the
Northern States who do not subscribe
for the Independent and attend Anna
DickinEons lectures shall be disfran.
chised for few years also"
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TX TIE OLD VEIN.-Gsrrison, whose
motto at the head of his paper for so
many years was "The Constitution
and Union-a league with death and q
covenant with hell, in response to an
invitation 10 attend the late banquet of
the "Fort Sumter Club" sent the fol-
lowing sentiment
"THE SPEEDY IMPEACHMENT AND Re
HoyAL OF ANDREW Johnson FROM THE Or
FIcE RE DIsHoNoRs AND BETRAYs",
The President can afford to be villi-
fed by such q man.
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Bachelors Hair Dyel

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately a splendid Black or natural
Brown, without nJuring the halr or skin.
Remedies the i'll ELECTS Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Batchelor. Also,
RegCHCratiHg Ertract Of AiiEcfcurs, for
Restoring and BcaHt fying tie Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOK, NEw YoEK.
Bepl5-ly
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In Dyspepsia,

and ia attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE A CHARM than a medic There is moth
ing 10 the whole range Of Materia Medica that can
or moment bear a comparison with Il IN tins dis
ease.
A fall account OF this wonderful plant may be
found IN the Ilth edition OF the L. s. Dispensslory
pages 1857 and 1888
a series Of experiments in which Or. Bull has
been years engaged, has just be n brought 10 a
eurcessful termination, and he h. now enabled 20
oder 10 the public a combination OF CEDkOh with
other approved tones, the whole preserved ia the
best quality OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he h confident hss equal In the world.
He might furnish volume OF certificates. but the
puhlic have long since learned 20 estimate such
things by their true value. the fafest plan IS iOT
oVery one 70 test for himself the virtues new
medicine.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
IN Bookkeeping, Penmuushiu, CONNER
cIal Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nci ship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c
Address Bi4ANT, STkATTON d co.
Octl3-ly.
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COLSATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This ceIebratei Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and smOlient in its nature, frsarAnriy
accented, and extremely beneficial in is action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. ifeb3-Iy
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We Ask

Tho suffering millions IN our land 10 give this
remedy trial convinced thst by its timely Use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sour Stomach, Sick Headaoue, Dizzl-
ness, Indigestion, FILES, Cosuveness Bilious At
tacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections &e
kead the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ea. h bot
ue, and DO not use the medicine against the adyice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARRAHT 4 90, 87
Greenwich street, New York
HS-For sais 0Y an Drugaists- rny4 "
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SUMMARY.


- Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing nearly 81 pages, aud l31 dus riates
and EngraUnRs Of the Anatomy uf the Human o.
gsns in d state % Health and Disease WIN = .irra-
Use ON h'Iiy Errorss lts DepiOrabie Consequences
upon the mlnu and Body, With the Authors Plan
OF lrehiment-the only rHuuua and successful
mode OF cure, a. shown BY tIe report OF cases
treated. truthful adviser 90 the mHrued, and
those contemplating marriage, VINO entertain doubts
OF their physical condition. sent Tree % postage ~
any address,, on receipt OF 20 cent, In stamps or
postal currency, by addressing DT. LA CkJIN No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. y.
lhe author may 10 consulted upon any Of the
Diseases upen Whch his book trsats elthor perhou-
ally or BY mail, ana medicines sent 70 any par, OF
the WOIlJ. ogttg- bul
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S UFFER & e r.
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!!
TARRANT & Co.:

TARRANT & Co.:
Gentlemen-I am = resident OF Curacao, and have
been disposed 10 write TO you concerning the real
value Of your SELIHER APEklENT 40 a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. 1 desire 10 express
20 you my sincere gratitude the great benefit the
SEUIHER has done my wife.
FOR four or nve years my wife has be0u sadly
aihcied with Dyspepsia, aud alter being under the
t.estment OF several Doctors for two or three years.
sne was nnAlly induced 10 seek the advice Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Csbialis Og Venezuela,
NESCkNT SELTZER APERIENT, she began 10
improve at once, ana is now PERFECTLY WELL
feel Il to be my duty for the good Of humanity 70
MAKE TINS statement, feeling thai a medicine so val
uable should be widely known.
trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude aud thanks.
am very respectfully yours
5. ID. G. HENRIQUER,
New York, June %, 60. Merchant, Curacao, "a.
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PHOfoGRAPHs.-Photogrsphs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of ths
Cumberland, 25Cedar street., opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tL.
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6h0< DAYl Agents wanted % sel anew
spSaS and wonderful SEWING hAOHNE
sha es,lv eheap ore heanaad. Address sHAN 4
CLARK, Blddsiord. kaina.
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"ANTED-HarriedL Ladies whose health vii
W not admit q an lncrease Of ianly send 3
sent STAN for DT. stuarts Private CIRCULAR 70 Mar
red ls.lies and coEn sense viii tel you it Is
No HUMBU6- All comnaunieations stTsetfv coma
oenlel. DIX, DUDLEY STUART,
aprla-smTP p. U Drawer 64O5, Chicago, m.
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MAkklEB Sent Tree IN sealed envelope Addre-s
Z Foote, n d., llSO BrosdWsy, Nes York
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A voioE Fnoa V,cssHUEa.-

Nicks4uEG, MIss, Aug. @, 1865.
Dr. John Bal-Dom Sr. ] am happy 10 state 10
you that have u-e ed your yaluaoe LedrUn Bitten,
WITH great bcueht tO myself general de bility and
prOaLfauou OF ny system pTOduc0d BY Tho an
healthy and mia-mutc Influence oI ths Mi--issipp
uYer around FcksDurg having been with General
Grants army throughout 10 Nnuis southern CAM
pugn. lcOnhoentiy recomm-ud Its use TO all p6r-
sous who q, 4, @ ca posed 20 unhealthy climates.
d. W. F0sLE,
Agent u. $. SANITARY Commission
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DR.. John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville, Kentucky.
Hfs nimiisbe preparation ot sARSAPARILLA
has long stood at the head Of the YRnous com
pounds Of that valuable drug.
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY las
become a household word through
ont the Wost
sud South. His Worm Lozenges,
q less than q year after their introduction,
attained reputation as WIDE spread A. the cent?
nent Of North America. kut the crOWning glory OF
this life remains TO he attained In his discovery, or
rather combination, for he does not caim 70 have
ucen thr lcovefsr ot Ctsi5tt0ta sh eh s the hesis
of the Biuers now offered 70 the public. That hon
or hsloaes to ths natiys inhabitants of Cenira
America 10 whom it, virtues have been known fol
more than two hundred years Armed with lt th,
Indian bids defiance 30 the most deadly malaria
aud handle thOut fear, the most Yenomons ser
penta. 10 b. a belief with them, that While there II
hresth n toe body the CedrCn n potent 10 cnfe nC
lnatter Whist the disease may he.
While Dr. bull is not prepa ed 10 endorse this eK
travaCant pretenslun, ho rs nevertheless sat shec
from thorough examination Of the evidence rela
ting 10 ts virtues, that ~ a remedy aud preyenta
tive for al disease arising nom exposure. e the
10 Che weather or climate, or 10 masmalic Inhuen
ces, It stands
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR TAE RUPTuRED.
sent free. Address, E Foote, N D, Ils0 Broad
way, New YORK.
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MEDICAL COMMON sENsE-4OO pages-IO0
Illus trations, 81 81. Sent BY mail every y here.
postpaid, Contents Istles sent free Address tfs
Author, & B Foote, NJ ID, IISO Broadway. n. York.
ApullO-3m eode
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Without q Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation IL has 50 long
enjoyed Ia Gtntrd America snd the West lndes.. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DR.. Foote's Advertisements

OLD EYES MADE NEW, without Spectacle.
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed nee. Al
dress b FoOte, NJ d, 1l3O Broadway, New York.
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Nineteenth Century!

No uau's name is more intimately connected
E.tb the history Of MATERlA MEDiCA OF the
limited Stars or more favorsblY known az 81 piO-
neer iu Medical discovery, than that Of
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Type POaadfYlnd Printers Emporium,
Established ISIS.
HAGAR & CO.,
70. ss ooEp srnErr. rrr.ronr

tItHl5 old established Foundry having large a.
u sortment Of Book, News paper. JOB and lrna-
mental Type, the pr0pret0rs are prepared with
ample facilities % prompty execute all orders i,r
aszns and pnntng materials OF every description
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PEOPLE DIFFER


HAVlhG qualified a. Administrator on the ea-
u II tate Of John II. Hall, deceased, tins Is 10 no
liy sll persons having cans against ssid estate 10
NE them win me within the time presented By
laF, or they will be barred, and those fudetted to
come lorsard and make payment
~nla-u JOHN = U. SMITH. Admir-
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GInsenQ, Feathers, BeesWsx.

fN'hE highest market price sill b. paid, 10 goods
4 or caan, at the Drug Store Of Z. p jenkins 4
Co, No - North Market street. tom Wells Old
standl for tIinsengs Feathers and BessNax. A.
much a. EI,O1J lhs. 6inseng wanted.
ianie-a
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HEADQUARTERS DErAEr. orruE oUuuEnLAs,.

NASHVILLE TINS, July ~, lBt3.
DR.. John Bulls agent Mr. - has parni-aion
n ship % Nashville, Tenn, - gross or $40 dozen
Of Bull CedT0n Bitefs, i0r sale 70 sutIsrs n tho
army only.
The regula ions Of the Treasury Department are
30 be complied with strictly.
by command Of Maj. Gen. ROsecrans.
WM. M Wuss
Major and Provost Marshal General
For sale, Wholesale aud retail By BERRY, Ok.
MOFlLLE 4 CO., Nashville, Tenn.
Octl7-tu sat dsWsm
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LoUsyllLE, kr., sept. lC, Isos

LolisfilLEs n.y. sept lb, lsb3.
On the 2ld Of JCiy last, 1 submitted through an
agent o. mIue. b the iedlca director uf tf- D.
psrime9t Of The Amy oi the Cumberland, sam
pie Ui my CedfOu bitler-, tr Inspection, AMI re-
quesledn after analysis he 0unl 10 fnt ritorisus 90
sanction ami approve 10 use among Cur sOldiers
The following i8 the Medical IrtclOr' reply aud
also Gen. k0secrans permission 10 chip 3tJ dozeu
a. once, 70 have Il s0ld 10 suffers.
JOnN But
81 Am Satisfied that Cedron Bueis st do 10
harm b. any one q taken properly and 10 moder,-
ton. -ea objection ~ Dr. Bui = being permit
Ted 10 dispose Of e 10 suffers
HzSEl A. THUhsr0H,
Surgeon and Medical Dre.tor h. d 20
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HIS inmshie preparation ot SARSAPARiLLi
has long stood at the head OF the various com
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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s4ashrille MniOtI.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS d 60.
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1866.
THE NEWS.

The Senate has rejected the nomina-
ton Of Gen. F. P. Blair as Collector of
Internal Revenue at St Louis.
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NEW YORK. May L.
and closed at I27L.
Cotton firm at sic.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August Zc--6 +. N.
AsHGs Receipts "a bbls The market continued
dull and IN tho absence Of sales prices nomnay
unchanged.
BREApsruFFs Receipts 1o6S7 bbIs. -four, 10 do. and
$50 bags meal ST. 900 bushels wheat 12l l13 do
corn 1856 do rye, and 10000 do. malt Tho demand
for State Western -four moderately active at
about previous prices though low grades Of sound
show slight improvement The sales were 5000 bbls.
Southern -four also was In moderate demand, but the
market ruled firm; sales $50 bbls. or Canada -four
trifng sales made at nomlnally unchanged
prices Rye -four in limited request but full
prices were ohtaincd sales 200 bbls at SIS IS a
SO So OF meal sales made Of $50 bbls Bran
dywne at S. and $50 do. ca0ric at 81 76 There was
more activity in the wheat market and higher prices
were realized. advance OF &c. &C. being generally
obtained The sales So 600 bush 81 81 90 81 50
for new whto Michigan, 81 20 or choice do TO xrrvc,
81 20 81 20 Tor Chicago spring nferior Sc % for fair
No. Milwaukee ctrb, and 81 20 81 30 for common
do % 30 being offered and refused for strictly primo
do 70 arrive Germ was In fair demand, chiony for
export and prices advanced &C. &C.; sales, les 900
for inferior d. 08c. for white Western ana Csc.
primo mixed Western In store. For oats moderate
demand prevailed, and the market shade hrmcr;
sales So 900 bushels at sc. Soc. for Iowa. 1870
49,, and Ate SIC. for Milwaukee. Rye was quite
active. and rather frmef; sales, ID 900 buses at 85c
9Oc for Western the inside price for inferior Barley
aud barley maN centkn9ed dull and nominal
Pho receipts OF broadsus at the lake ports for the
wvok ending August IL f0llOws:-
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ftEoHIs wero quiet but very nrm Is I'd. was offered
and refused for To Liverpool hy sang ships The
engagements wcro-To liverpool 100 bales cotton al
Si6d Nd, and per steamer COO bales cotton al I'D
"a and iac Saturday. day ersning oo bushels corn =,
To Bremen 10D hldS tobacco at TIA Cd. n 15s bark.
500 tons was chartered n LONDON fun cargo mahogany
al 25s and n vessel from Eastern port TO Porto Rco
and back port north OF Haiteas at csc for sugar
and 80 for mciasses
MnIAsss was quie, but ncminay UNCHANGED in value.
wo heard of no noteworthy transactions.
Navn sronEs.-fho market for spirits turpenne was
Suede Hrmer with sales Of i25 bblS at 6eifc foc
The price for shipping order or rosn sales we're
made Of $50 bbs at IS 50 Tor rac So 20 Tor strained
and 81 so a 80 FOR No l. Tar was unchanged AT our
last quotations.
PaSvmioas Receipts. Is ibis beef IS Packages cut
moas and SO bbls lard. There artiv,ty IN the
mukc. Tor pork, and slight advance was established
new ,evs closug ntnsst ss2 81, regular. sales 5000
bbl nj $40 u x35 Tor new mess, $50 90 s3i for old
do, and x2s f2s 20 Tor primo; also = 500 ibis.
mcss Tor september October aud all the year. buyers
option q, $40 s33 so Beef WIS In moderate demand
and Grin Ut SIG so for now PLAN mos. and $40
s24 for nov extra do. Beef hams were dun
and norninaIy unchanged. Cut meats continued
steady and arm sales 400 packages AZ .oc for
bans and lslsc. a 2tkc for shoulders TIE lard
kct continued Grm, though quiet the sales being con-
fined 90 800 bbls at lsEc q 70. Butter was steady
Choose IN limited Request but frm at &C.. 9c Tor
common DAIRY 10 choice factory made
vulsKsy.-Recspts 70 bbis. The market was dull
aud prices entirely nominal
PETROLEUM The large amount Of crude destroyed by
the rcccn, Gre strengthened the FOR this quality
prices having advanced lc per gallon. with, however
bat little dope al the Improvement Refined was with
out ccded change. Sales 1900 bbs, at &c q t.
for crude closing at 2sc, and i<c Abe for bonded
srGAR The market continued inactive, but holders
wcro unwilling 10 make concessions In order 10 enect
.alcs aud prices steady basis Of i0ssc lie
Tor lair 10 good refining The sales 200 hhds Cuba
musoovndo At lie lsisc, all for rehningihe latter
price being paid for 10, Of strictly good reclining Re.
fined sugar WINS NORMALLY unchanged. Tire demand was
rather moderate, nj l6AAc 1876. for standard hards
and 1876. q 15,ie. for A coffee.
ssryAsISR active aud firm. Sales 100 900 lbs. at
10 &c Ale, also o., 600 lis grease at lie also
TaLlow was In moderate request sales 100, 0oo It's.
at 49, 12sc
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
Mo,pAY. August 20-8P. N


Gold opened this morning at 1as$, and. on an anxious
ana somevhs general disposition to SELL the price fell TO
1.s1 when there seemed TO be considerable amount
AZ business done aud fair amount OF orders 70 buy
were in The Market after which there was recovery to
1s. Later tue quotation rcceded 70 lssH and In the
bence OF any pressure to sell there recovery to
Yss The bears Industrious in circulating reports
that largo importation Of coin was arranged for from
Eogsnd but nasmuch at the present high rate Of in
,resl prevailing there 1t Is doubtful whether there would
bs any adequate margin Of profit on such i'm
portations the report did not Obtain extern
svo credence. Subsequently II hanspired that
a few special transactions, involving an I'M
por'-ion OF $4,000 in bullion had been concluded
aud on, OF exaggerated Misrepresentation or these IN
signincan, negotiations the report had originated Tno
leading ratesf gold ono-sxteenth in favor OF the
the lender units noon when there was moro adequate
supply, and Mt inter hour coin lent without interest,"
and per cent in ,sw instances paid to have goid
carried The selling Of gold durng the day were
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NHW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Boa Loan oF Torscco snzSp.--Mr. Henry Haley
accompanied by police officer, took boat sunday
afternoon aud pursued two mon whom they suspected OF
,..I,- = -.-- 1rN gr1r-r-.-~-Ss
~ HVer thieves The bca' was 0yefhsrlcd bUs mol
,r ,nc lanss had racicd ground and escaped II
secue OF the frc
fMk kSetsx Dtssstgp--on the vay 10 tile frc on
sunday morning Liberty steam re Engine no. ~ was
considerably damaged, aud for time Il was feared the