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The report of the Superintendent of Imm;-
grafton at New York shows an unprecedented
decrease in the arrival OF Germans at that port.
There will in all probability be an immense
stopPage of steamship Lines during the present
year, a. the German Is prOverbially patriotic,
and will not leave his Fatherland in the time of
need.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

:, HV.uTHg !" sPttINL 1fTNl, July ~, I~.U
Ia the case of SIDNEY !. LAI OK rxecutriy Of
Henry q. Lauck, deceased, the eSecutrix aforesaid
with the appreciation of the Supreme Csrrt OF
pistrlct OF ColunIbis aforesaid "A ppOne ell U ESDAN
the sd day of August, A D. 1870, for the fin al settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate of said
deceased and of the assets in hand as the same
have been collected and turn-d into morev: when
and where all the creditors and heirs of said Sed
are notified to attend, with their cairps properly
vouched. or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate provided a
copy OF this order be published week for thre.
weeks IN the Evening Star previous O the said day
Test: A. WEBSTER.
au2- tu5t' Register of Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-02

The HOLDEN REIeS OF TERRoR-The asso-
ciated press dispatches from Raleigh, N. e.,
August /, state that the Marshal of the Supreme
Court has not yet returned from Yanceyyille
where he went on Saturday to serve the last
writ issued by Chief Justice Pearson. The
report Of the arrest OF thirty more citizens of
Alsnance Is confirmed. Bargen, Kirke's Lieu
tenant Colonel, hung Mr.. Patton, a respectable
citizen, three times, and tied up several others
by Their thumbs TO make them confess they
were ku-kieN. Bargen acknowledged this 20
gentleman Just returned from Alamance. The
Courts are impotent and afford no relief vet
the people have not resisted. They seem deter
mine TO afford no excuse for ANY eonfict the,
may ensue- Three companies Of United Stats
troops arrived here Yesterday from Fort Wash
ington[ IL Is said that two companies have been
ordered 20 Yanceyville, for what purnoss Las
rot TRANSFERRED, as there has been no attempt Al
resistance reported from there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-02

Pere HyacInthe has published a letter in the
Paris papers protest NJ against.the declaration
OF Papal infalhbility.
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TREAsTRY DEPARTMENT,
o. FICE OF INTERNAL REXENrF


WAsHINGToN, August I, Is1O. \
I'll he rRs cay or r
,o G 81 Tor SUPPLYING the Ases.o5s and Coec
S Of ss Mr
except Montana and New Mckee, with the Stafi1n
cry required for use in their 2ect'e districts
that part Of the present fiscal year commencing De-
toher /, $50: and ending June 20 Ri
Thsre are in tha. poTan Of ,hs United States for
eight collection districts; in each Of which is an
7ea D sna IhsSs districts have been
arc at liberty TO propose II furnish Stationery to the
h SRH is. f IF ne he aS5
snd Districts in each, constituting the several De
Fist geparinent.-Maine, Now Hampshire, Yer
mont; m assaShusetts, Rhode Island, Connection
New York Number Of districts, %.
Delaware, Maryland .yirqinia West Virginia, North
oaroiipa' District OF Columbia. Number of dis
Ihud Dsparimeni.-southC Carolina. Georgia. Ala
nessee. Arkansas Number II districts y.
uiIto'yi6 DSpqTt1at Int-hentucky, Ohio; Indiana,
nesOta: Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota, and
wyoming Number of districts, 50;
hy bond with sufficient sureties in the Of five
tho a. and dollars: ts5!o0oJ approved by a United
ky the Department eondtaned that u the p,rtel
snail, IN case Of the acceptance of their bid or
any part 81 II. duly execute contract with good
ard, efficient bonds for the due performances OF the
Inc Commissioner reserves the right to consider
apd accep, or REJECT each bid, item by item.
bids sfOald he addressed the Commits
sioher II Internal Eevet ne, and Endorsed PRO
UfhceIs =
Schedules Of articles to De furnished viii be fer
warded from this office. upon application, with con
ditions under which the articles to be delivered
j. W DOUGLASS,
su IN th.sfw Acting Commissioner.
nIssoLuTlON OF COMPREHENSIVE
The coparinership Heretofore existing under the
name cf HARVEY. CLARKE GIVEN Groceries
Coal and Wood was. 10y mutual consent. dissolved
on lbe 9TH instant BY the withdrawal of 4. J HAIR
NEf- The remaining members Of the late firm re
fully authorized to sstte all business aprertaining
10 the old house. J. HARVEY.
HENRY A. CLARKE,
July 30, $50. JNO. GIVEN
TH EUNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
The Interest Of HARVEY, propose TO continue
the business IN all its branches, and respectfully
earnestly solicit from their friends and the public
continuation OF the patronage heretofore literally
extended 10 the house since lSiU. They prnms, 10
endeavor {" preserve its past and present good and
very enviable reputation.
Parties indebted TO the late firm will favor us by
an iumeda ate settlement OF their accounts
B., COAL constantly aioat and ARR wing. Of
various kinds snd sizes, and Of the most select
quantities. Tor family Use, and suitable for mauufstc
turlpg, sieaning, &c, at fair prices, aud with fair
Dealing. HENRY A. CLARKE
JNO. T. GIVEN
Old Location-Office. No. aga 10th street west
Store and Wharves, lS1s street and Mar ylaul ave
que Long bridge YS3t
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Secretary Seward yesterday, in addressing a
procession Of eolOred men who were celebrating
the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment,
congratulated them upon the great event which,
he said, guarantees internal peace and perpet-
uai u g gritty 10 the United States. he stated
bis belief that the Afrcan race In the United
States was not assured OF the future so long as
hey are held in slavery or barbarism in any
other art OF the world. and advise his hearers,
nov that they have been emancipated, to work
out the anticipation and elevation Of their
brethren IN the West Indies, in South America
ard ia Africa Armies nor navies were not
needed for this great work, the schoothouse and
ne christian meeting house were alone necessa-
~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-02

Shillington sends Us the Overiassd Noathry for
August, freighted with good things; also, the
Coed Words, and Good Words for hs Yoasy for
August.
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Rannb
l.. W. Humphrey.


In the sixth district Hardu III. HeIper. a
brother OF Hinton L. Helper, is the reform can
didate. The candidates for Attorney General
are Samuel r. Phillips, republican, and VIM.
III. Ship, democrat. The last State election was
held IN 1>6s, when Governor Holden was elected
by nearly $3.50 majority in total vote OF i66 ,OOo
and all the districts but the sixth are now repre-
sented by republicans The largest majority
was that OF the first district, which was nearly
1900. The third and fourth districts were ca
red 10y less than 2.001. and the seventh was
almost tie. The democrats assert that they
VIII gain az least two Congressman.
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BOARDING..

II oOMS AND BOARD FOB SIS PEP WEEK:
H Table Board - per week, in first ella hO use
and desirable heighborhood, 10 street, between
81 aud 9Th. jy3) St
II OOMS, WITH 30 ARD--A fine residence, Just
II vacattd by member Of Congress, is now open
for the vacation as a first class BOARDING
HOUSE. Large. cool. airy rooms, hot and cold
water, bath loom, &C. Terms: Sl50 per day, 81
per week, SIS per month. Location, 413 4th
street. jy Z2-lm
EIRsT-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, 70 be had on reason able terms
at 1901, cor. Psnnsylvanfa avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mh1S-ly
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~NoTICE TO COUNTY TAx-PAYERs

COUNTY COLLECTOR OFFICE,
Room 8, over National Metr. pOlitan Bank (
Notice Is hereby given, that all Taxes for 1859 and
prev ious years remsining unpaid after the LIST OF
By order of Levy Court
Jy l3-eO9t JAMES PILLING, Collector
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HAM RrNrwrp

0~HALES HAIR RENEWER ................ Z DC
uS At same low rate We offer Ayers, Rings,
MOntgomery's, Barrett's, Mrs Aliens, Chey alters
and all u air Preparations. Also. ray
FINE OLD BYE WHISKY,
warranted pure for medicinal and family use, bot
tied by myself, large bottles
Also.
Ayers sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral.......sso
Helmbods Buchu and Sarsaparila 81
ysynes Alteratlve and Ex peetorsnt...-.........O
BateheiOrs Hair Dye black and brown Sc
hoslettsr
Lubin $ Perfumes very large assortment, warrant
Magnolia Balm and LaIrd's Bloom ..6Gc
Lyon kathsiron and Tricopherus DC
Burnetts Cocoaine and kallston.
sehenck's Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup ......... rs
Csgates Soaps, all kinds, retailed At wholesale
wrnchsster's Hypopho.phites.......... .....sse
Browns Ege Jamaica finger DC
California EinesrAngelica, Port, Sherry, Musca-
tel, s1 Hook and Claret...... Sc
De yopgh's Cod Liver Oil, tgenuin as
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN Rum, &c .
all warranted pure, and At lowest rates.
Just laid in largest stock of Toilet Articles In tn.
city, which viii sell at 50 per cent less than re2u
lar prices, imported and domestic Perfumery
Soape, Colognes Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth
Nail, Infant, shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Combs in great variety, Prepare
ticuar attention to the Compromising Of Physicians
Prescriptions and Family Receipts, all of which viii
be put up half the usual rates, and every article
warranted fresh and pure
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
ep9v Corner ID and ID streets. N. ".
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EDUCATIONAL.

ECLEC TIC INsgITt TIE. EBrar- 90 ag.5 i.
- An ENGLISH, MATHEMATICAL ANn
So, CLASSICAL SCHOOL. fUR RONS
NIL open MONDAY, September 1871 mai
' ynTnsaLy oS rs per quarter, lowe-l, "a
Academic junior, -
Academic Senior. :. ~
Elec:iys Cls-s-Tuition according % the staIi-,
Circulars TO be hal at Ballsutyne' B,ak.,,r. "a,
sh5 streets, DR. Tysonls Drug Storc. corner g.i,
ahG l. streets. or ct the PRINCIPAL.
REy. OLIVER cox No 1910 p.
lcEe. -
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
CHARrERED lao. E.TI.ar a =. NJ
VIII commence it's next scholastic var ,ti-t = ,,y
,"rpN 81 FrgeS,sTs ana 1saSfsrs. MONDAY m.
Der Eth A freI "a iaIy reside. 81 -. t.,4iii
Terms very moderate. sind for A C.,ai...,r. -
tanning terms. view q buildiugs nam. al sir,,r
Sc Address REE. THOs. NJ CAM NJ
President. g.. -"
RNERNIEw MILITARY ACADEMY
- ,,,., POIGHk EEPSIF, NY
OIls blsBEE. A. M. Prir cipAl and Prsprf.ter
Wide awake, thorough going School for bows
wishing 90 be trained Tor Business, for CoIiege ar
n IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL CHARLEs STREET Avenue,
Select Boarding and Day schooi- &c. f.eirs,,
Tor the scQuirenent Of q thOroush ana 61i.hs.t
English and French education.
iAi attention given to n usie aud OrnAmeu-
Cost for boarding pupils In English department.
For circulars containing full information ssdrs.
deI7-eoxW.iy REV. J.A.LIPPIsooTr-.
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We, the undersigned, have this day purcha ed OF
c. Lar gley Son all their right, title, and inter
est in their oJd and Coal business and pr to
continue the business at the old stand, No. 9t4
Massachusetts avenue, between III and 10Th streets,
friends AID the public a continuance OF the pair
age heretofore SO literally extended. We promiie
t. endeavor TO preserve its past and present GOOD
reputati n. and shall keep constantly on hard all
kinds and sizes of the very best COAL and WOOD
Also, SAL ED and SPLIT WOOD Of all kinds,
der cover. HOLLIDGE BROS,
au2 Ct Ola Massachusetis avenue.
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~ REACHES, BATS AND MICE.

SAIRNS EFFECTUAL vERMIN POISON VII.
infalbiy destroy these Pests, aud is perfectly SAT,
10 use. No other preparation for the purpose IA.
been Extensively successfully used in this city
Price 25 cents per box. Sold. wholesale and re
tail. by SIOTT Co, opposite rational Hotei. and
Druggists generally. myl6- nm
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DRICK AND PORTABLE FURNACEs

REYEhTiBLE FLUE
HOT-AfR. FURNACES. ~
This is the most powerful Heater ever Offered in
this market.
Call and get book. Y. 4 SIMPSON,
Stewart Stove Agency.
au2-u 1905 Pa. ave, bet. 10th and l1th SITS.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON. u. C., july g. 1870.
On the petition of MATTHEW A. CROOKER,
OF Nev York, n: ". praying for the extension of q
patent granted to hun the 25th day of Oct der,
1s,6, and RESCUED the 9th day Of April, Is for
an IMPROVEMENT in Arrangemen OF Buckets of Pad
die " heels
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the 9th day of September next; that the
time for filing arguments aud the Examiner report
he limit n 10 the 9TH day VI October next and that
said petition he heard on the 18th day of October
IeXt. Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL s. FISHER.
au2-tu-f Commissioner of Patents
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ITO The PUBLIC.
MOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS From AUCTION.

AkUIHEK IAEGE INNUIIF VI WHITE
GOODS From AUCTION.
700 yards white Cambria aud BIiin ant yard
wide, only IS cents DIR yard tn = c. ats
30 yards Write LINN, suitable for sr-nneT
GrGHsrs, only 2 cents per ward. very chsap.
Laiiss' hem stitched Hesdkercbiefs, warranted
all linen. Only 1872 cents. worth q Cents
fIuf foyiies, only 81 b perdoZeB.
hGney cUmb Quilts, only = .Os piece.
hits DOYLE and Maxim from ~ cents up.
Bath Towels 81 low prices
cradle Quilts ~ cents a piece.
Linen ToweIsiI orr 10 cents up.
lrCSs Goods at cost.
French Lawns at j. cents rer yard.
EdOhY BANTER,
au2tf 1920 Pennsylvari avenue.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF IMPROVE
" MENTs OF SECOND WARD.

GCs Iooal.d Os lh sfresf. bsfnesa street and Ma,
SdchHSsffS dceHns
Once hours from ia &c O'Clock O. m; from - tc
! O'Clock. and from to o clock. eul-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-02

, he bird Annual Meeting Of This Ass citation W i'll
he held at Clagetts booms, No Market space, on
TUESDAY, August I'd, AT clock D m The Sec
Rotary report will be made, and an election for OFF
Gers To serve the ensuing wear will be held.
V9UI lChron. ri FRED. KOUNES, Sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-02

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WILL BE
.IS closed 10 the public from MONDAY, August
Let. 10 WEDNESDAY. August 81. $50.
JyO lot. A. X. SP0FFURD, Librarian
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

NoTIoIEe the arrest of Roderick Ran
dom Butler on the charge of forgery, pre-
ferred by the Pension Bureau, and that he
is to appear before Judge Trigg tor exam
nation, the Cincinnati Chronicle (Radi-
cali says:
"Ten chances to one he will persuade
the whole community Whereabouts that he
is a victim of the prosecutions of his
rivals and enemies, and be let off without
even the trouble of trial." ..-
The Chronicle entertains pretty high
estimate of Roderick's shrewdness. Well,
Roderiek Is sharp, or he would have been
caught before now. .-s sa.s.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

THE New York World says; ''The
German bankers in New York, it is un-
derstood, have been so much moved by
the news of the failure of the Prussian
war loan that they have resolved to take
it up themselves. 1t is certainly sur
prislng that in a country so full of capital
and of resources as North Germany, and
animated, as all our dispatches from Ber-
lin and Coblentz assure us, by so earnest
and patriotic passion of loyalty to the
Fatherland, it should have been found
impossible to obtain means for prosecut-
ing the national war against France even
by offering the public bonds at discount
of 81 per cent"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

editorial NOTES" In the September
Putnam, calls Napoleon " the Imperial
Jack Sheppard, the most stupendous of
public criminals, the shabbiest of private
intriguers, the most monstrous of cyclists, "
whom the whole race of man should
vomit forth Gas its greatest opprobrium
and pest" Has Editorial Notes" q per-
sonal dislike for the Frenchman to whom
it applies these pet epithets9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24
WHAT FHEPREss SAYS.

The Beading Pa) Dispatch says: 1.-THE well
known superiority of MISHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS will spare US the necessity Of saying any
thing at length IN favor Of this magic Tonic and
stimulant- Wherever this Bitters is best known
1t meets with an astonishing sale This lie the case
In our section of the country. There are cases in
this city where the most radical cures have been
effected in chronic diseases-oures which the beat
physicians could not effect, and we know scores of
families Jour own among the number), who would
not be without plentiful supply of this Great
Household Remedy for any consideration. Let
every family in the land keep 1t on hand 5eld
bottle. g2l.deodlW&wlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24
GALL FOR A STATE CON
VENTION.

y
70 the neruocraffo and CONSERVATIVE
voters of the state Of Tennessee
ON the second Tuesday in November
next. the important elections for Members
of Congress, Governor of the State, and
Members of the Legislature viii be held.
It is deemed of the highest Importance, in
order to secure the complete overthrow Of
the political party which has for several
years ruled and almost ruined us, that
there should be unity of action among the
Democratic and Conservative party of the
State in those elections.
The Executive Committee appointed by
the State Convention held in this city on
the 9th day of June, 1868, have, therefofe
for the purpose of preserving harmony
In our ranks and promoting unity of &C
ton in those elections resolved to call a
convention of the Democratic and ConserF-
alive party of the State to assemble at the
Capitol in this city on Tuesday the 18th 81
September next at IL A. NJ. for the puT.
pose of nominating candidate for Coy.
ernor, and taking such other steps IS may
be necessary to secure the thorough or
ganization of the party. The severa
counties in the State are, therefofe
requested on or before the LIST Monday u
September to appoint delegates to tda
convention. GEO. J. STUBBLEFHLD,
Charm State Ex'tive Committee
NASHVILLE. Aug. @, 1870. ... ., I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

The Chicago Journal (RadicaD rejoices
that Whittemore, 'the cadet peddler, has
been run out Of Congress by the pressure
of public sentiment and the fidelity of the
lower house of Congress in his prosecu-
ton" But what of our Butler and the
course of ''the lower house" in regard to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

A DEMOCRATIC contemporary puts
point very neatly IN this manner: The
Radical idea of protection to American
industry-Immense tariffs to keep up the
price of manufactured articles, and coolie
competition to grind down to starvation
prices the labor of the workingmen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

A RADICAL paper says "nine in ten of
all men who are not disappointed office
seekers will admit that Grant is proving q
pretty good President. But then the
disappointed office seekers so largely out
number the other Radicals, that there are
very few to affect to believe that Grant
is anything but the smallest specimen of a
President this or any other country ever
had.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24
THE MAINE DEMOCRACY ON THE
TARIFF. oil.

The Democracy of New England, al
though located within the circle of mfr
ence of the great mnl-owners and manu-
faCtuers, DO not hesitate to denounce the
robbery of the people in the shape of q
high protective tariff. At the Democratic
Convention in Maine they adopted, among
others, these resolutions
Resolved, That the tariff for protection
is mainly for the benefit of the wealthy
and the monopolists; that free trade is the
right of the people. as'i .
Resolved, That we invite the thought
full consideration Of the people of Maine,
with whom ship-building and freighting
have heretofore been successful pursuits,
10 the fact that the seaboard of Maine
lsnguishes and daily grows poorer, because
of veXatious taxation and the refusal of
the Republican administration to afford
adequate legislation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

A MAN in Iowa City, in drawing his
check to pay bis railroad bond tax, made
it payable to highway robbers or bear
ers." No allusion to Grants threat to
employ the militia TO make the people
pay the tax for the benefit of the bond
bol1aro
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

We print elsewhere the official vote at
the late election for Supreme Judges
with the exception of four counties
Blount, Garter, Hawkins, and Perry
from which returns have not been re.
ceived at the Office of the Secrets Y of
State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

LORD LYONS, the British Minister st
Paris, is given as authority for the state
ment that it was the French people who
demanded war, and the Emperor and Min
istry were obliged to accede. Very likely
somebody has said so for him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-24

= 2
On Saturday, the S0th of July, the
Bank of England advanced the minimum
rate of discount to per cent which was
more than double what it was before the
declaration of war. On Thursday, the
4th of August, there was q further adj
vance of the rate to per cent. Exactly
q fortnight later ION Thursday, Arg. 49,
this was reduced to II per cent, showing
that British trade and commerce are re-
covering from the sudden shock of Ma
poleon's declaration of war. The an
nouncement that, once more, the peace
Of. Europe was to be disturbed, lowered
the price of cotton three cents per pound
in Liverpool and Manchester, and caused
somethirty commercial and manufacturing
houses. previously in good credit, to sus-
pend payments. The reduction of the
rate of discount will favorably affect not
London alone, but every other locality
of commerce and trade in the British
Islands. This rapid reduction in the
rate of discount Ivy the Bank of England,
the great money regulator of England, is
favorable Indication of an easy money
market in that country, but the market is
contingent there, as in other countries of
Europe not Immediately involved, upon
the war to a considerable extent. There
is al abundance of money in England,
and the commercial demand for it has
been comparatively limited, SO that
! should the war be not prolonged beyond
what everybody appears to hope will be
its duration, we may look for an easy
| money market in England. Touching the
prospects of the fall money market In oul
Town country, the New York BitlLetin o.
Aug. 20 says, .ycro III. h 49, rod /
f'The loanlmarket in this city shows &
hardening tendency, which might natur
| ally be expected at this season. The
process of marketing the grain crops o.
lEo Wcst uhs COu1uOuC0' duO Will tn'
natural result of withdrawal of Western
balances from this city and demand fol
1 the discounting of grain paper. At Chi
cago and Cincinnati, exchanges rule
against New York, and we are shipping
currency to both cities, as well as t.
Cleveland. q This process usually test
severely the resources of the banks of New
York and of the other Atlantic cities, anC
induces high rates of interest 1t msy
be well therefore to ascertain the present
condition of the banks of this city, Bos
ton and Philadelphia as compared witt
q year ago, when the Western demand
was the source of serious arrangement
in the Eastern money markets. The fol
lowing shows the items at the two periods
AUGUST, 1870, (oMIrriNa zoos