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ALSO submitted the following report:
The Committee Of Ways and Means
TO whom was referred; the returns of
receipts and expenditures Of the es.
tate of De Ls Howe; also, the report
Of the Trustees Of said estate, and the
Lethe Farm, beg leave most most resnec-
lively 70 report, that they have care.
fully examined said accounts, and find
them correct The finances of the
estate has Been more than successful.
fully managed, and the farm and
school attached made almost self sup
porting: YGg sampfttee hip ssets
fled that seid Ataab hSs sbeee stsisay
managedan ssoo danscs ss With ae spro. .
visions essthe aXiA Of 1abbps pe. ia
howe. g Rteseived g :as insof soa, -
5G q sa5t3trl .rF fFyIf sEsS''sfa.:tSs.T
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And the following for Railroad

Money was good supply. at Tper cent on CALL The
demand from brokers unusually moderate, but lend
ers were not inclined 20 make any concession in rates.
Commercial paper continues nonnaly Gaia per cent,
bat large transactions be- made at the highest
rates.
Sterling Exchange continues dull ut quotations; Lon
don o. days 1854 el0ss London. sight, 1864 eioeI Lon
don prime commercially, 90 days. ioTiaios; Paris lone'
2lta5Isl; Paris short 6lsi85.l6t; Antwerp. a72ie
$780, Swiss, 622t $500: Hamburg. SsiaS5h Amsterdam,
isaiOa; Frankfort 4Oaaio Bremen, 1siS7st; Berlin.
7Osda The banks report great scarcity OF small bank
notes. and find difficulty in procuring the ior the West
As high as u cent premium was paid for round e's
OF IS and $40 notes.
6Trackaying has been commenced at Cheyenne ON the
Denver-Paoino Railroad. The work 10 expected 10 IA
vance two miles per day.
The Western Union Telegraph Company have prr-
chased the lines of the Atlantic and Pacific States Te'e
graph Company for about 90 cent of their actual CO.'S
Of construction BY this arrangement the old COMPANY
senabled TO increase lite facilities for doing business -
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TUESDAY. Sept. li-P. ".

Gold opened at 1851 sold at 1861 1861, 1861,
closing at 1864 The clearngs at the Cold Exchange
Bank were ss357 00 and the balance N2S $50 3d. Inc
steamer Holsata took out $4,000 in specie today Cash
gold was abundant. and carried at rates ranging
from per cent to l32 Of one per cent per Day INC
average rate was per cent.
Government bonds were dull and steady, with mod
crate demand for 67s l9oaI2Ol and o4os were mod
eratey active at 1lOI0l0s Currency per cents were
firmly held at 1895 GlO9S upon the impression tat the
Secretary the Treasury on his return 10 Washington
will allow them TO be used as basis OF bank circnauoh
The feeling general that the restriction should be WIN
drawn large amount now held by the Depart
ment at So and as the Government have several times
made the decision that they Government bond
there appears good why they should not De
40 recognized At the close the market was dun and
steady
State were steady New Tennessee per cents sold
at 59a52. virginia per cents ex-Coupop, IS. North
Carolina new per cents. 4Tt Missouri per cents ST.
Michigan per cents Of 49, 96t Railway bonds were in
good demand with well distributed business. The in
dury bonds good roads active, and the amount
Offering tie market limited TO small amounts Pacific
Mail sold at 76d7C973 Express shares we're firm with
sales Of Adams at 57i Wells Fargo, ISL American, 5i@
80; Merchants Union NJ Railway shares were steady
with large transactions in Eric, Michigan Southern ana
Rock Island The center OF interest the transaction
in which were formally placed on the
Board list this morning The Common stock sold at 400
Al a3es closing 0d The Preferred advanced, selling
at 7Od7 Hudson was strong selling at lsiials The
Directors were in session to-day, and declared the
usual semtannua dividend OF four per cent, payable
October H. Michigan Southern largely dealt In at
O2 dlO; Rock Island advanced from li 10 il3 closing
lI23all3 Cleveland and Pit tsburgh Western, and
st Panl shares higher on moderate transactions;
Fort Wayne sold a Si Chicago and Alton, 49, New
Jersey Central 1921 alO3 New Haven and Hartford sold
at 49, Hannibal and ST. Joseph 100 The market con-
tnued strong until the close Of business when prices be-
came unsettled and general decline was made. New
York Central sold at 2O3. Hudson 1885, Eri" s91 Pacific
Mall 70, a74i Northwestern common, 7sI Rcck Island,
l12i At the decue the market well supported, and
closed at an improvement OF To per cent from the
lowest rates.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
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LITERARY

Jr Joseph Burt communicates to The Lon,
don Times an account of the supposed newydiseo'erou
autograph Of Shakespeare. lie says: All .,
On my arrival at Bury st. Edmund's in the hlu n sec
last month for the PURPOSE OF aste az the annual
meeting about TO be held, had put ln0 he immediate
book the PGpPgt al Amsterdam Of the works
of Ovid Din royal 32mO.), beautiiuiy 5Svr ali ronnd
S an, Darchmeg on one side, and on are pasted
the signatures OF Hugh hluuloeo - onober le af
a. ;ound y mlarT treated and on it pasted
piece OF paper the eutlIe SIC Shvne iSweeteste
sb@Rspere sPattordc MaFche TO- in the ha 6 Was
Ing Of tie latter part oil inc Je the writing was
% Wi naey 10 read; but 1t had to me very genu
@ al ,hugh smaller and neater IN character 'Ta
VIA i ooked quite Of same date the hlstS[y o;
The book THIS Ss Rev Herbert Hawkins rectO, Of
Rcvton1 bought it a second hand DooKsSi tha 0aees
sske %T 70 the autograph Of Shakespeare, ms ~
he showed 20 some friends VINO pVon Tie npesent
Yner became the possessOr OF the volume aIer nis
brothers death about TWO years NE he eenuaeness Of
Sb kespeares signature, but ala nothing WITH w ne
was forming at Buiy' ,rard Cn1sdering carefully al
tory Of the little volume the thorough genuine ooh al
the two other autographs II t cnnypced that
we had additional example OF our SIeat Rnitsd
very scarce RsSv Mnssn Of the institute such
since Mr. Hawknss autograph was exhibited at B9 9
have 6yith the permission had It removed from
The iittie volume found in and mounted so am
able 10 dispose positively Of one OF the objections
NV sssnrnr the critic as he may see for hmseiD tnat
there Is no watermark whatever upon the paper Mas
found 10 be roughly fixed upon the parchment Win
eoarse haste which caused the paper TO be slightly
pled and the writing less distinct than 1t now Is Inc
ismouDng has revealed anything on the PACK Oi e
or al the top edge where slight remains OF letters
are visible 1t measures inches by ls nehes IN its
greatest breadth the top being straight sharp nhe
and The lower part much frayed away or decAyed'
NV opinion small collection OF autographs IN tls
little volume that the became possessed OF tne
late i'm The seventeenth early in the eighteenth cen
tnry when shakespeares handwriting was not so scarce
or So hly valued is now and being interested III
the three he did his best 10 preserve te A.
the expense OF the book. BY aXing the slyel paper DO
protecton 10 the "Shakspere" 1t evident tnaI nc
act much greater value upon IL than upon the others re
little thought of the grevous wrong ne was 14,ng III
mutilafing The letter which 10 attached Wnat
contend for is that Mr.. Hawknss AUTOGRAPH Is the
renuipe ndwrtng of w. Shakspere," living at
SiTtford in the sixteenth century, and Of one whose
greatly resembles that OF our great ORA
that fairly be considered 10 ne tue pfOduc
tiOn of and the same person.
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SERMONS.

BY REV. sTOPPoRD A BROOKE.
Author Of Tn. Life and Of Rev. W. Robertson vol
limo. 81
Mr. Brooke needs no Introduction to American readers being aeA0
, tro he his admirable edition Of the Life and Letters OF
Rev W. Robertson regarded in England as one Ofhe fore
mos, Of London remarkable dscourses in this volume
ust his title 10 leading rank the religious teachers OF tne a
Their o and ysor thought their veren and Catholic tone
and adaptation spirit Of the present hOnr
make them like most valuable addition 10 our
Religious literature.
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY;
THE VAGABONDS,
AND OTHER POEMS.
BY Ut. TROwBRIDGR

,r, s, p,,, Of the Author l6mO. Cloth 81 So Han
Calf So
MANY Of Mr. TrOwbdges poems originally printed 10 The Ann"o
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RONfOL,A.
ny GEORGE EIIOT.

By GEORGE BLIUT
Household Edition. vol 6mo Cloth 81 Hall Cali ~ 70
To praise any George Riots works Is 10 paint the y fed'
,eod Co are 10 be thanked for furnishing the American pnbcI In
so excellent shape low series novels which LOT
their power interest eqnsled contemporary liter
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1.ONdFEILoW,s POEMS.

RsLiue with 70 upsge Illustrations vol Small quafo
Cloth beved gilt Half Calf Sc Turkey Morocco, So
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W. ROBERTsoN's LIFE AND LETTERS.

T. w. ROBERTSONS LIFE AND LETTERS.
EDITED By RBv. STOPFORD A. BROOKE
New Edition Uniform Popular Rdon Of Robertsou Sermons
lust published l vol l2mo ClOib I'll so Half Cloth. So
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EGs ReadJ:
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
Il NEW BOOK on THE PEAR.
An Illustrated xorb, entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
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SELECTING TREES:
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TINE OF PLANTING
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DIGGING TREES FROM TBB NURSERY ROW AND PACKBG
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MANURING AND MULCHING
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PROFITS or PEAR CULTURE;
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
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Politics IN TENNESSEE.

Senator Brownlow and Removals from
Omce-He Writes Letters Showing the I'm.
policy Of Certain Removals.
The Knoxville WING (Brownlowe organ says the
following letter has been sent to Washington radi-
cal organ for publication. but 1t has not appeared
in that paper "the inference that It's publication
has been declined" The Wing adds
This Inference s strengthened by the fact that
was forwarded to that office with like request,
which was not complied with.
KNOXVILLE, August TO- 1852.
SIR1 wish to few words through your journal to
the republicans of the nation generally and sso to the Pres
ssSs hs
BY cns . aaS the
three grand divisions OF the State That there were many
quite large be set to the OF fraudulent
take occasion to m ssnisr As 20 and
,rsry notwhs.snding The Legss,are though not Iepub
johnson 10 Senate viii fall back upon some such
servatve old line whg Governor Neil s. Brown OF BaIe
Peyton and In my Judgment. will adopt the Fifteenth
OF both their Districts which have been carried
BY the Sen;sL party !. said by Their friends win a once
see who voted for enter instantly and stokes
lcan canddae and 10 day OF the republicans OF
70 the se
ana w sq S 90 IL .p s
,a,ion but IN that Of friendly esutonsry sdyIce think
Of hs oa wss rSs sqSss letters aa
the canvass declaring their preference for sokes aud
now to turn republicans OF Office for daring to vote for
6enter their choice Of the two republican candidates for
Governor wiz look TO from our very much IKE
1.-THE OF elections" We think here that compc
tent and honest should be removed from Office because
he voted for Sener Stokes both being republicans and
we shall be greatly disappointed II the republican party Of
the whole the vaw or the subject.
In English this that IN the
senisr republicans from Office the rule sha be applied
the rsmov. OF Stokes republicans other
cans that they shall only be removed for ncopsency
growing Of inef1cency, unfahfuness dishonesty.
Ia conclusion not by any alone In tho holding
Of these views and further, in utterng the
additional opinion that the administration should make
haste slowly 70 drive from It's support majority of the
pubcAna OF Tennessee oy pursuing the proscrptvc policy
appointed politicians. am, very respectfully, your
disn' servant, w. q. BROWNLOW
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the CHASE MOVEMENT ron the PRESIDENCY.

washington august 49, correspondence OF Phila-
delphta Press.l
The friends Of Chief Justice Chase are open and
loud-mOuthed In their assertion that they have
surances OF support for him from the South for the
next presidential election. They say that the con-
servative republican movement In the South was
organized for his benefit and the result OF the Dent
movement In Mississippi VIII IN the end demonstrate
the wisdom or their predictions. General 4. t.
Dent known Familiarity as the Presidents door
keeper, publicly declares his willingness TO wager
HIS next years salary that Judge Chase Will be tho
next candidate OF the democracy for President and
his brother Judge Dent, VIII be the next Governor
VI MlssissippL
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the construction of in the following localities, viz
Specification l3ln Forty third street. between Third ana
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Specification H.-Ih Washington and Greenwich streets,
Duane and Jay Leonard street. between Broadway and Elm
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Specification BIN Eightyfrst street, from Ninth
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Specification ls-In Seventh street, between FRS, avenue
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WAllAckH LAST NIGHTS
Of Mrs. Sidney p Batsmsn's original American comedy 81
SELF,
win Mr. JOHN E. OWENS a. JOHN UNIT, which. sss-
wfhsandiog great success, must be Withdrawn make
WAY for the production OF several other
OWENS Specialized.
MONDAY EVENING, August 49,
sOLON sHIN0LE
TIE VICTIMS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AmUSEMBNTSs
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
n.% q
mental summer resorts, entitled
ITO sss sS$HSS s... S;.., &C.:
pa; ssS 81 Of ssSsdE eraSE
IS IS: S a;sSSSE aaosHssp. y! y sRSANyHsRRsE
Nh; u C. r. ever. s,Is sHfThp.v n: EMILY
THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
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THE sUnxo1--- nvpYcrrp
THE ATTITUDE OF FISK DURING THE TRUCE.
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. AND HOW IT
WILL END.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS
OF TO-DAY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-BEGINs Ats
sx THE Sshy
The mos. cheerful and enlivening entertainment ever
TO 10th REPEEsEsTATsqSs s 9g
Hld SSRvIAf bI FASTSAIT Socr.
TUE uNRIvALLED GEO. I: FOX, n -
THE rAsronrn1sr 81 rliE HsE uso, = .o1
THE PANTOMIMIST OF THE AGE.
wrr THE sf FxkAI1Eh 4HEk
Arr HHkeA 1MiHs DANCE AND HARVEST HoaE I'VE
TxrsEks So aaa S25fS RF
NTIBLOs GARDEN.
N Lessses and Managers. jarrett PALMER
D'''' open Friday XII $sSqsT 10, F 1853. ''
COMPLETE SUCCESS, ni'
NIGHTLY CROWDED
BEST DRAMA,
ARRAHNAPOGUE;
ARRAH-NA-POGUE;
o. Ok, The The w WIckEow W wEpp1Sa.
TsE s sT9kY 9 9y IRISH IRISH LIFE LIFE
THE GRAND SCENERY, &C.,
ALL NEW, ALL NEW.
ARRAH-NA-POGUE. Whose heart beats warm for the
ARRAH-NA-PoGUE. girl OF his choice; fond Of jig,
HRRAH.NAPOGuB. DOMiNiCK MURRAY as Feeney,
ARRAH-NA-POGUE. bringing specimen OF an informer,
ARRAH.NA.PoGuE. Rose EYTINGE as Arrah-Na
ARRAH-NA.POGUE. Pogue the simple peasant girl. de.
ARRAH-NA-POGUE votion her watchword and courage
ARRAH.NXPSSGUEE JosHEPHINE FlDpEs as Fanny
ARRAH-NA-POGuE Power with dash for adventure
ARRAH-NAPOGUE. love, sincerity and hope. an.
ARRAH- NAPOGUE This highly romantic and beautiful
ARRAH-NA-POGUE masterwork Of the best or play
ARRAH-NAPOGUE. WRITER'S in addition TO il very sit
ARRAH-NAPOGUE perior cast of characters, presents
ARRAH-NAPOGUE picture Of elaborate scenery
ARRAH NA-POGUE. DC, &C., framed by Voeghlin, ant
ARRAHNAPOGUE. pronounced perfect by PRESS pub
ARRAHNAPOGUE. lie and all beholders
In active preparation Bouccau latest Sensational drama
FORMosA; Or THE RAILROAD TO RUIN.
0aat afv Aava In
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NANTED-A YOUNG LADY ALTO TO TRAVEL
w with an Old established concert must be able
to accompany the melodeon STEADY employment given.
Apply " piano warerooms s3s Broomc street
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of its Offering will be received this ONCE until II O'Clock
A. of Wednesday, August & from persons legally author
Fisk concree pavement in the city of New York. for The
laying of the "Brown Miler pavement In North MORE
street. from West Broadway to West street. and In White
street. Centre to Broadway and for the laying OF
the Fsk concrete pavement In l29th street, from Third to
Sixth avenue.
The plans these works be and specifications
and forms the bids obtained application to the con.
tract clerk this Office
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,} Aqueduc
GEORGE S. GREENE, ) Board
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