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TAMARoA, Perry Co., H., Dec. II, 1865.
This certfes that have used and recommended In
my practice during the last four years. H0sTETTERs
STOMACH BITTERS with perfect satisfaction, and take
great pleasure in recommending them to the public
Ell PRICE, ND.
TusooIA, Ill, August g. 1886.
MEssns. HosIErTER & SMITH:
Dear Sirs: use your BI4 TIERS in my family, and
consider them the best that be procured. My wife
has derived great benefit from using hem and also con-
siders them an invaluable medicine
Respectfully yours, g. p MILLER.
OXFORD, Warren Co., n. Y. August 20, 1866.
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Sirs: There ;s great demand for your valuable
STOMACH BITTERS in this neighborhood. We have
been using them in family for some time, aud find
them the best medicine of any for family uso
Yours, ]. N. CANDEE COLE.
Dr. HosTErTER:
Dear SIR With pleasure testify that your BIT
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EFPrNaHAM, Efingham Co., Ill. May 20
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WHITE POINT GARpEN.-This beautiful promen-
ade was visited on Saturday afternoon by q larger
number Of persons than have attended at any pre-
yious evening during the present season. Tho
weather was charming, and the sweet strains OF
martial music were borne by the zephyrs to every
portion Of the Battery, and eagerly listened to by
hundreds who, while enjoying the inyisoratlng
sea breeze, we're not unmindful of the melody that
was floating in the ar The popularity of the
Battery has been greatly increased since the intro
duction Of the street cars, and though the recent
changes have in q measure affected their custom,
yet on Saturday theywer crowded to their utmost
capacity and over two the usand persons were ena-
bled to visit the Battery and enjoy the music, the
water and the salt air.
It was seyident, from the joyous faces seen
ON Saturday. that it was season Of perfect enjoy
ment; dull care had been thrown aside, and all
the ve1ations and troubles of life were forgotten,
for with everything please and none to perplex,
it was not difficult to imagine tho past but o
troubled dream, only to be remembered when
afflicted with the blues.
Unfortunately for the gay promenaders, the nu-
merous vehicles on the street raised terrific clouds
OF dust that thrcatened destruction to many
sauzy bonnets, and intcrfered considerably with
the pleasures OF the promenade, as none of the
afflicted visitors were willing to return to their ma
tive dust at that tmo, and considered the iHsnua-
ton "a excessively dsaGrccablc. We learn that
this dusty visitation will be obvated in future, as
arrangements have been made to sprinkle the
streets, and suppress the nuisance, and by next
Saturday, If the weather clerk does not Interfere,
both East and South Bay streets will be woll (or
sea) watered, as the latter element can be more
easily obtained.
Notwithstanding the dust and heat, which were
only petty snnoyances, many persons remained Oh
the Battery until the longtlcnins and the waning
shadows notified them Of tho approach of night
but fair Luna was in her zenith, and though day
light had gone, few who have ever taken u ramble
on the Battery by moonlight would hesitate il
awarding it the palm. The mellow light, and tho
dancing, sparkling water, which appeared like
silyery ses kissing the moon beams, are too wei
known to need description, and proved to- be
strong attractions to the Battery visitors, who I'm
pered until the last car, and then'loft with dc
terminstion.to to renew their acquaintance onthe en-
suing Saturday.
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To THE LADrEs.-sGo1l, WEBB g. Co., No. 2s1
King street, beg to inform the ladies that they
will open, this morning, another lot of those best
quality prints, slightly damaged, which they will
soil ut l2st cents ut retail only. Come early and
secure good selection. fmw3
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Lots in Moojirie street at auction.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 21s instant, OF the old Post
Office, Broad street, at II o'clock.
TWO LOTS OF LAND south sidc Of Moultric street,
near King and East of lands of heirs Of Captain Norh
each SO feet front by 100 feet deep.
Condtione-One:haIfc cash; balance by bond, payable
in one pear. secured by mortgage of property. Pur-
cbasers to nav for papers and stamps May 1s
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J; I'VE ;Aaa indebted to Mr.. C. F. voelER for late
icSpes Of New York German papers. Mr.. Y. al
ways has full supply Of all the latest periodicals
on hand!.ss / - "a e..
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Post Office Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 6, 1857.
Hereafter, until further notice, tue Northeastern
Mails will close at LIS P. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at As A. NJ. will be ready for delivery at IL
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Office Will open at
L. 80 P. NJ. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tnue to close daily at o'clock A. H., and for The
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at a NJ on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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FIouRI FLOUR l-Wo invite the attention of
dealers to the advertisement Of Mossrs. JOHN s.
TuEo. GETTY, who offer, direct from the mills,
superior family flour.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

auctions for Horses, Vehicles and furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at quarter past
10 o'clock as originally established by the subscribers
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
ed to at low charges. -
SMITH L McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneess, No. 81 Broad street,
Anri, II 3no South Side near State.
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QUICK PAssAaE.-The steamer Falcon which left
this pert last Wednesday at P. NJ arrived in Bal
timore on Saturday, having made tho passage in
tie short space Of ffty-six hours.
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WE HAvE TRIED IT. Tried what9 Why the
great Cough remedy, PEcToRA1 BALM Having
derived benefit from it, We use the scrIptural In
junction, $50 thou and do likewise"
For sale by all druggists.
DOWIE NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, W1NEMAN Il CO., Agents.
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Auction Sales This Day.
JEFFoRps & Co will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at
No. 693 King street, the contents of grocery store
WM. MCKAY JoHN CAMPBELL will sell this day, at 10
o'clock, at their auction salesroonns. No. 1S6 Meeting
street. opposite Pavilion Hotel whskey. soap, beef &C.;
also, horse buggy and wagon; Also new and second
hand furniture
LEITcH BRUINS will sell this dny. at II O'Clock, IN
front of the Old Custom House. wreck of steamer Kate
r. NJ. MARSHALL & Bro, will sell this day, at 1Oh
o'clock at No. 3H King street. furniture of f6y de-
clinipg housekeeping.
A H. AsRAHAMs SoNs will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock
at their salesroos No. IS Hayne street. stock Of DAM
aged dry and fancy goods.
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RELIGIOUS sMEETMas.-Attention is directed to q
notieein another column, announcing a series OF
meetings. to be held in Trinity Church, Hasel
street, commencing tonight.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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VERY SUGGESTIVE Question: Liz '' : 80
CHARLESTON, 8. @. May IS, 1867.
EDITOR DAuY NEWS: Please to insert the follow
ing questions, in which good many of our people
are interested at the present time: Can chap-
tain in the United States service be eligible to the
Office Of Governor Of a State, or to the United
States Senate, or has he right, either by law or
custom, to take prominent part in poitcs?
definite answer TO the above would relieve the
minds Of " MANY FREEDMEN.
We refer MANY Freedmen" to the Commander
of the Second Military District or to the Commits
sioner of the Freedmen's Bureau for this State.
led. DAILY NEws.l
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Sale on account of underwriters and az concerned
BY a. II. ABRAEIAMS q SONS:
THIS DAY the Goth inst at 10 o'clock we VIII sell, at
our sales rooms, No. IS Havne street.
well assorted STOCK OF GOODS. damaged by the
late fire In King street.
CONSISTING OF:
DRY AND FANCY GOODS HOSIERY
Clothing HATS, &c'' &C.
MAY 20
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BERKELEY DISTRICT

PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FIRST PREcNcr.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Mile
House Poll and st. Thomas Muster House Poll.
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
SECOND PnEoRcr.-Club House Poll, on the Main, and
School House Poll, James Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, COLLETON.
THIRD PREcNcT.-club House Poll, Edisto Island;
Rockville Wadmalaw Island, and LegareVille, Johns
Island,
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A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use PANKN1Ns
Hepadc Bitters. They fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggists. m
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Contents of Grocero Store No. 69S King street.
JEFFORDS s. CO.
Will sell THIS DAY. at store No. 6s3 King street, near
Line, at 10 O'Clock,
The Contents of srl Store Consisting OF cnolce w.
sortment Of GROCERIES, Liquors, Hardware, 60. m
Conditions cash. mhy ~
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SAFE on account Underwriters and all concerned
Stock of Fancy Store. Ensbrodertes 1rsn'-
nainqs de-, damaged By late fi,e.
ny JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
TOMORROW, the 9st inst, at 10 o'clock VIII be SOLO as
our Auction Sales Room, No. 13S Meeting street
THE STOCK OF FANCY TRIMMING siohE'
larne0ed bv latc
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PARISH OF ST. JAMES, GOOSE CREEK.
SIXTH PREcINcT.-Goose Greek Poll Tar Kiln Poll and
Wassamasaw Poll.
SEVENTH PREc1Ncr-cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST STEPHENS.
EIGHTH PREoNcT.-Pinevile Poll and St. Stephens
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, sANTEE.
NINTH PRrcNcr.-Muster House Poll and Dutart's
Creek Poll.
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II GooD FRE1eHGs.-The steamship Manhattan,
Captain Woodruff, of the sTuEET line, and the
ENTITY B. Souder, Captain LEBBY, of the LEAay
line Of New York steamers, departed from here on
Saturday afternoon last carrying large and valua
BILE cargoes and full passenger lists. In both cases
the agents OF these vessels were compelled to re-
fuse freight. 1t will be noticed by thoir clearances
that the article Of vegetables forms a prominent
item. This Hattering patronage is largely owing
to the wise policy Of cheap freights and low pas
senger fare, which is drawing from ll quarters.
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PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, BERKELEY.
FOURTH PREcNcr.-culamus Pond Poll; Fultz's Old
Field Poll, and Black Oak Poll.
FIFTH pRHcNoT-Biegn Church Poll and Strawberry
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CONSISTING m PART OF! -.,-,,,
MAGNIFICENT WORSTED WORK PLANO COVER.
said to cost s175; Sofa Cushion, Worked Slippers BID
bons. Dnrle Trimmings. Buttons, shawls, scans,
Bodices Buttons Gimps Cloak and Dress Trtmmtngf.
Brds Zephyr worsted, Cords and Tassols, Belts, &C,
Wells, Fancy Fans, Elastcs Rufaing Necklaces, Halt
Nets, &c.
ALSO.
An invoice HOOP sKIRTs-l5, 90. 25 and 80 springs,
Conditions cash. Msy 40
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. R. MUNRO pre-
sidlng.-The entire day was occupied in the call of
the City Summary Process Docket. Several cases
were tried and great many DEGREES given, but by
far the majority OF cases were continued, ON mo-
ton or by consent of counsel One or two cases
having remained much longer on the docket than
his Honor considered necessary, we're stricken off.
One in particular had been docketed for the nine
teenth term. The cases were principally suits for
sums of 800 and less and were Of no public inter-
est. Only portion of the docket was called, and
it will be continued to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.

Fur; tl.lre Of of.-,Fanatly Declining Housekeeping,
1azUres and Good WMof Grocery Store
at AuctiOn.
BY X. NJ. MARSHALL s; BRO.
THIS DAY, at 10H O'Clock, will be sold, at No. 3h
King street, near the Battery,
CONTENTS OF SAID STORE, comprising retail
Grocery Siocalso Fixtures of said Store and the en-
t;rc Fnyniturc of the honse. Piano, French Mirrors.
Mahogany ard Marble Top Furniture, crockery, Gas
Fixtures, Counters, Shot Gun, &C. May ~
s,cc,ol ,Snle-Horses, WAGONS Carts, Groceries
ana Furniture.
VIM. MCKAY s. JOHN CAMPBELL,
Mckay 4 Campbeu
Will sell THIS DAY ooh, at ten (l0l O'CLOCK, az tMen
.o,esrooms No l3G Meeting street, opposite paVDon
Hotel. Particulars in Mondays advertisement.
May 90
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March 80
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SALE OF GROCERY sronE.--A rare opportunity
is offered to merchants and housekeepers in the
sale Of the contents Of the grocery store No. ess
King street, sShgMessrs. JEssoRDs & Co. The stock
is We led, and Win command attention.
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pTeH9ut R Oh Uu51 e3Ce11oHV h1l1o'
L. .ai;! .J.iv1.. 80. - '-'-
ti ...t .sas..ts. -. ;i:s- ~ 80
AT recent meeting of the Board of Commits
'sonats Of the Orphan House the following resolu-
ton was adopted and ordered to be printed in the
daily papers: - -.
.:cResoeurd; That the thanks Of this Board be ten
,ioaed to M.A F. Ravenel: President Of the North-
eastern Railroad Com pany, for free transportation
and to dr. P J. Porcher for the use Of his farm at
the late picnic given to the children Of this nsti-
tuition on Friday, 18th instant.
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May IT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
alChleago. Markei.r.I

BY Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Oct. "A.
FLoUR-More active at Ss9l0 % for extra
WHEAr--ouiet at 81 s6@i 81 for No. !;
81 S0t9l 81 for No. 2. s rJe 4s,H t
I CORN opened excited; advanced 11S9
nc; subsequently fell OF i3z@lS4c; closing
dull at 81 06 for No. in store.
RYE-Quiet at 81 261a9I n for No. Gnd
81 2455 TOR No. 2
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 0T91 90 for No. 2.
PROVISIoNS-Very dull.
Mess PoRKTs20 % for prime 70 extra
choice packing. stf' lt' - = "es@a
Hoes Steady at So $500 90 for good to
extra choice.
RECEIPTs-9,00 barrels of -four; $1,000
bushels otwheat; 10000 bushels OF corn
$4,000 bushels of oats; $500 hogs.
600 barrels of Hour; 38, 600
bushels of wheat; $500 bushels of corn
lu6OO bushels of OATS
FREIGHTs Dull at &c foc wheat and &c
Tor oats, to Buffalo,
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, oct. "a,
81 Dry Goops The market continues pan
Icy. but is more active on calicoes and all
goods that have been reduced TO actual
dnced to-day by agents lie a ward: at IL
O'Clock one house sold 200 cases at / shil-
ling; Pacific delaines was reduced 30 lie
by Stewart a. Co.; prices on delaines are
not fixed by agents; the actual cost of all
delatnes at the mills, without paying any
profits, Is zoe. The mills consequently come
DO stand Corset jeans at l8c; Naum eag
satins at l315c; steam Laeonia 1917 bales II
Ml2c; the finer grades OF brown and
bleached cottons are also little depressed.
Reynolds A A bleached A. selling by the
case at ll1xc, and by piece at l2c, and Dem
ims bleached at BIC; the Great Fails
goods are lie lower on ali makes. IT - ~ -t
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Cincinnati Market.

by telegraph. CINcINNATI, oct. 24.
FL0UR-Dull. but prices unchanged; ex.
ira $40 5Oel0 70 family Sill gil %; fancy,
Sl2Gi3 90. ~-
WHEAT = Dull and. pisces nominal at
81 55tdH2 90 for No. and red.
CoRN-Firmer and prices higher. No. L
mixed, 81 %; closing quiet fneaIs at CSC.
OATs-In good demand and firmer; No.
Z RYE-U nchaSeed ;-No. /. ais -
BARLEY-Dull and d coping; Fall, 81 559
90 @;.! snIing az, q 2O@t 81 49,.
Use.
ToBAcco-Firm at full prices; sales of $50
hhds.
WHISKY Unchanged.
NJ ESS aP9RK -S2ls sales of 90 barrels of
newRat 81 81, sellers option, alt for DeceIn
der. .4,,.f.., 81. 80 y. ~. .,,,s...s r.,.
: BACoNAU nche nged; Shoulders, lSss<d1l4c I;
clear rib sides. l7l4c; and clear. I7549loc.
EI AFI n'i u, e. 4, TO ;g5,as $40 " g so
I'll EESE- Firm ut 1Jcs
LINsEED OIL-Dull at 81 l0al 70,
HoGs-In gootbh1Rpiug denaand Rt SO 30
az %, gross.
GoLD-lf2S4, buying.
MONEY-Marke close
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REV e H " z wv 8
For other River Ilens see Seventh Page.


LOUISVILLE. October A.-River rising,
with fully twenty-sfx inches in the canal
by the mark. - IfH1
CINcrNNATI, October "A, / M.-The river
has risen one Inch; feet inch in the
channel weather clear thermometer 49 +;
another white frost last night.
The clouds thiekened towards night yes
terday, and rain seemed Inevitable
owards1nidnight......... ollie Sullivan
had a nice trip down yesterday evening.
She returns this morning .......The Luella
arrived yesterday afternoon, having accI-
dentally got on rock, going down, and
lost 30 hours. She leaves positively at
O'Clock this evening, and extremely
light, and has fine Recommendations.
Captain Dan. Brady. a gentleman Of the
old school, commands, and George J. Haz-
lett, u most perfect gentleman, ;, Will be
found In the Office. She will be the only
boat out for Cairo to-day.......a......
The Cora s. expects to come through, to
this port, this evening. and will return to
Louisville, tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, Captain a. T. Gilmore commands,
and that capital clerk and pleasant gentle
man, Al Croxall, is her clerk. She is an
excellent boat. The 'Luella left the
Michigan at Shawneetown Bar, Seeking a
passage through We were shown a
dispatch from the Fanny Brafideis, last
night, announcing her arrival at Cairo,
morning. and that she would
be here to go out on Saturday ............The
Louisa had not arrived. 9' Hf a~g
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Railroad Consolidation Proposed.

The New York shipping List says:
The tendency of railway management
in this country, appears TO be in the direc-
ton of consolidation-that is, all compa-
line, IL would seem, must soon practically
come under one control. 1t is understood
to be the settled purpose of those who ex-
ercise controlling influence, to CONSOLE
date into one company the railways
known as the Lake Shore Line, between
Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland and Toledo 70 be
followed by adding the Michigan South
ern Line, from Toledo to Chicago, and to
eliminate lin the anneXing the New,
Yock Central and Harlem roads. from BUT
falo TO Albany and New York, which
the metropolis and the chief
deP oSe Management II this eT proi 4e
stan be fully carried cut, il VIII be
the world, since the ANA lgamated
capital stock, IL is estimated, will reach
$50, OO0000. 1t is officially announced that
the Cleveland and Erie Railroad Company
has increased its capital stock from S. ,00o,-
$50 to SI5,000, 600; and simultaneously, that
the Cleveland and Toledo Company's
S6,50O,O0O. This is, undoubtedly, done in
furtherance of the grand scheme alluded
to. An informal meeting of the managers
of three of the trunk lineS-the Erie, New
York Central, and Pennsylvania Central
was held this week, with the view of es-
tablishing uniform pro rata rates of freight;
but while they were tolerably unanimous
on tl e subject of freights, they could not
agree upon passenger fares"
sHrhe magnitude of the counterfeit 7-30
bond fraud is steadily developing itself
From special dispatch we learn that
where these bonds have been traced to the
original, responsible holder or banker, IL
is ascertaIned by detectives that some un-
known man, disguised, of course, and
to said responsible person, bank, banker
OF broker, whilst other parties made of
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View Orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Oct. p.
CoTroE Prices SITTER; sales ! 600 tales
low mtddIing at l7I44lsc; receipts 1913
bales; ex ports 36l bales.
FLOUK-Holders ask Soc advance: sales At
siO % for superfne; double extra III 00d
ii %; choice s;3 50.
CoRN-Scarce and in request, with an up
ward tendency: white 81 80.
OArS-In fair demand at Zoe.
PORK Dull; sales IN store at s2j 90 for
small tots.
BACON Retailing At l5@l6l4c for sboui-
deTs, and l9al0Ic for clear sides.
LARD-Dult and depressed; prime IN
tierces lie.
. GOLD-ii2sI.
t5TEnLISG - Exchange. 5fi%0457: New
York sight 20 premium.
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Operations I'm the New York Stock
la-b Market.

In the general stock market the Herald
says $50 $685. $40
Wall street Is perfectly befogged as to its
prohable immediate future. IL is so cilqued
that all experience goes for nothing in
forming an opinion II Is, however, gem
orally conceded that If the props which
now sustain 1T were. Withdrawn there
would be break down of more than
ordinary force and magnitude The bears
would gloat like vultures upon the wreck
of the present bull movement. and 1t
would be long before the debris ac-l
cumu1ated would be cleared away prepar-
atOry to another such launch on the sea of
speculation, But the Dun cliques hold on
TO their stocks with bloodhound tenaeity !,
and they deserve credit Tor their pluck and
perseverance, They combine The two
qualities OF AB agI and Hol0fast In q re.
narkable degree ;ihut the stock Exchange
Is Il vortex which swallows up The boldest
and most skillful as wen as TIE most timfd
of the navigators who venture upon it's
treacherons tide, and just now the bulls
are exposed to no. common danger from
the growing scarcity of money. ntt