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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

CoMrrRoLLER's REPoRT.-Col. W. j.
Leonard will accept our thanks for copy
Of his report of the finances on the State.
From it we learn the following: The to-
tai receipts into the Treasury from all
sources during the fiscal year ended Sep
tember 80. 1869. was SIS, 002, 600 IS which
sum, added to the balance remaining in
the Treasury, September 80, 1869, viz ::
$4S2 55l Oh, makes the aggregate of S.
asa, Gal. SO. The disbursements during
the fiscal year amounted to IS o39 3o1,-
IS, and the balance remaining IN the
Treasury at the close of the fiscal year
WINS S4f5, $40, Il. The estimated re-
csipts into the treasury during the fiscal
year which ends September 80. 1870, are
S2,1o3, $50. The probable disbursements
during the same period, based upon exis-
ting laws. viii amount to s. ,201 450,
being ST, 500 in excess of receipts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND AGREcUL-
rrR.-According to the Report of DR..
w. 8. Mcpherson, Superintendent Of
Tho Department of Labor and Atricul-
4are, there has been an increase Of
immigrants this year into the State
over last. During the yaar, 1869,
1929 emigrau's landed at the port Of
Baltimore from 80 vessels against 10, S0- j,
in IS vessels, in 1868. being III more
10 the termination o. the year. OF these
there have been established in this State
S,572. being ITO more than in 1868. OF
these also there were Ass males and
1.ll9 females--656 married and 2,Sl2
single.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

INV School BoARp.-The members
q the New School Board met at their o.
-, Leonard Town. on Tuesday las. aud
eessaissd by elscting DR.. Jas. II. Miles.
presidenf. No Examiner was elected
the old officer, DR.. Bunting, being con-
sinued in employment. The members Of
the Board present were Mess-s. Niles.
Saunders Duke, aud Johes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

UNITED STATES HOTEL, WAsUrSeToN,
D. C.-The attention Of our readers is
called to the advertisement of this poru-
lar place of resort, to be found in another
column. 4 fuller editorial notice Of this
establishment was crowded out this week
for want Of space. 1t will appear in our
next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

CuAIRMANsuP OF CoMuIrrEEs.-W E
notice in regard to the craftsmanship Of
the different standing committees in the
Senate and House of our General Assem-
bly, that Hon. c. Fred Maddox has been
made chairman Of the Committee on E.ec-
tons in the Senate and Col. j. d. Loker
chairman of a similar committee in the
House.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

r.It is reported that ! Young lady out
West. who recently received Al uuprecc-
IDENTIFY large verde; in 4 breach Of prom
ise case has eng ed herself 70 eleven #
the twelve jurymen who gave her the mo
uty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

TIE Nv CEs=rs AID MS EEEEcTs =
The relative political power Of the differ
ent SECTORS Of the Union, based upon the
coming census. : exciting great interest
among politicians. The recent growth OF
the West has been in far greater ratio
than that Of the East, and the new appor-
tionment VII considerably reduce TIE Pc
lit;cal strength Of the latter. TIE Bos-
ten Journal, few weeks ago, elaborate
" advocated an increase in tIe House Of
REPRESENTATIVES from 243- to 500 mem
bers. By this the West would receive
the additional representation 70 which size
will becorte entitled, while New England
would not be a loser This viii be con-
venient to New England politicians
They will avoid conflicts among them
selves, AMI preserve their districts intact.
In order further to escape trouble, the
New England members have favored a
postponement of the new apportionment
until the census becomes officially repor-
ted to Congress This would allow the
elections for the next Congress to be held
upon that of the present. They have
succeeded in striking from the Censu:
Bin everything pertaining to appgrtion-
menu leaving the question to be provide 1
for sepsrate Bill The West is d.
tsrrl q, however, that its increase i'll
proportion shall be at once represented
and twill doubtless open the subject il
both Houses Of Congress Immediately after
the holiday-recess.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

T1aeher-"Wao was Dav4 " By
The spu OF jesse. ANA wao was
Jesse :. The tower u DuMo.a1..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20
CONTRIBUTIONS NOTICE.

James Il Mile i b II Ct
Nm B iAllog 4
lso : GuytEer
James Il Miles &
Ell.a y Cole. Ems #
Nm t. lu,c
y others.
In the tjrya.t CG.ft tor 81 NAry's county.
sitting q t5arl ~ Equity.
AeliG \ f.
0ENEREp. tbs llth day Of January
~ $50. 'hat the Au1lt.r'S Report
marked H.. fled in tins cause, be rat
ihe3 and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary he shown an or before the 2ud
Monday Of F,n.jay NEXT; provided q
copy of this order bo published IN tho st
Mary'> Fe,can. 'ncra week fer thrce succcs-
,ive weeks pr,ort the said .2ud Monday Of
February.
-JNo 4 CAVALIER. Cl'k.
Trpc c.;N -Icst
'NoA CAVALIER, OK.
Jan -. la70-aw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thanks are
due % Thomas Martin, L T., for the sour
nal sf proceedings Of the House Of Dele
gates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

The RIVERSIDE MAGAzINE.-The Feb
ruarY Riverside" comes trei.htel with
pictures and wide range of reading mat
ter. Fronting it's an engraving, Tel
ling Stories by FirelisAt;" and the fire
would 90 out before the family gathered
about would tire Of Mrs Dayjs's graphic
Irish story, Jisar uouStachs's Kentucky
story, Mrs. Weeks story of"Jakc's We'd
ding in Minnesota, Cranch's ''Fathcr
Gander" poems and picture, the dircc-
tons for swinging Indian Clubs, the III
teresting Letter from Egypt the truly
Rural and truly funny Romaunt Of the
Sleepy Princess, with its droll verses and
droller pictures, and the other wise and
witty words not forgetting Hans Audcr-
sens suggestive little Eiguette for Feb
-ruary, where the days of the week 60
disappearing the Set,le," where the
children gather to p,ay games and guess
riddles; and the ''Calendar," with it
nosablc February events Published b
Hurd and Houghtoa: s. 50 per year
IS cents each.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-20

for SAID District.
Jan 20, IS7o-3w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24

the following reduction in tho interest
bearing portion Of the public debt:
Debt bearing interest In coin $3.50, 7OS, 200 90
Debt bearing Interest IN lawful
Debt on which iutereSt has ceased
since maturity. 9,SSl,846 80
Showing reduction In the Inter. !. ~.
est bearing debt of............. 1881, 240 20
This does not, however, by my means
show the entire amount paid on the debt.
A large amount Of accumulated interest
or coupons due but not presented for pay
ment previous to March 1, 1869, has since
been paid, and does not appear in this &C.
count, because the accounts were former
~ so kept that It was impossible to asccr-
tain the coupons outstanding at any given
time, difficulty which the present Sec
rotary has rcmedlcd as to all coupons ma.
turing since he has assumed tho duties Of
his Office. ~ M.
BY a sklllrul and deceptive use Of
figures, | can sec that person might
claim that, by q comparison Of the debt
statement Of March I, 1860, with that Of
July 1, 1870, the bonded debt bearing In
terest In coin had actually increased, be-
cause up to that time the bonds purchased
md held by the Treasury Department
llad not been deducted from the outstand-
ing debt, but were called funds on hnnd,
and were deducted from the sum total Of
all the debt, like cash on hand. Since the
passage Of the act Of July II, 1870, the
bonds purchased have all been cancelled
md destroyed, and do not now appear in
the account OF bonds outstanding, rs you
will see by a note l have made and print
cd on tho debt statement Of August1 /.
Very respectfully, 0Ti'a g
N7 WIN. A. RICHARDSON, ."
N.n Nth Acting Secretary,
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RErEnExrE ny 1EnNIssIoN.

REPERESrE ny TEnNIsstoE.
Hon. VIM. T. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
q" T. l.. berkshire, Judges SUPREME Court Ut
J4mcs II. lIrOwa, Appeals q West Va;
]. J. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. s. District
Court, ". Va
D. D. T. FnrnswOrth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
A. WeruIngvE, member Senate.
Jacob liornbrook, Prest. West Va. ms. Co.
Jacob VI. Richel, VicG Prests
Caleb lbuggcSs, Attorney ClarksOufg, W. Va.
samuel WWnls, " PhillIppi,
g. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
H. g. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
J.N camden, President Of First National Bank,
PAEkGrS6urg.
Aud the following members Of the House Of Dele.
gates Of West Virginia:
ROu H. H. Smith, kanawlla county
" Il. q. Burgess, Wayne
" James GathrlG WGtZel q
Nathan Goa, Harrison
F." Joseph Teter, Barbour -
" X. NJ. Hill, Marion
" James llervCy, Brooke %
=" Martin Judy, Grant
" 4. Davidson, Taylor
=" upnTy Brannon, Lewis
F" Floyd Nicely, DOddridgG "
" J. T. BOwyCr, Putnam
J. $. Wilkinson, Lincoln
20 III Is4 Ian29
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24
RETHANY COLLEGE.

r ETHANY COLLEGE.
Tho ThIrtleth Session Of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, 18Th 8EFFBHBRR, 1870,
and terminate on the 18th OF Juno, 1871 1t IL
Economically situated In the midst Of the bcauti.
fll and healthy hlll.Countey Of the Panhandle"
Of West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable In.
llHeneGI for student llfe. It has li property IN
Endowment B1lldings Apparatus, Library, Sc,
Of over $3.50, 900 and 10 thus enabled to sus.
tain faculty and furnish fACiit for Thorough
AMPLE ACCOMMODATION arc provided
for both publlC and private boarding, and unfur.
nlshed rooms will be Let to students who wish to
board themselves,
|. COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS Regular
Literary Course, including tho, Ancient Ian.
guAgeB, for tho Degree OF Bachelor Of Arts. g.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences. g. Tho Course Of Master
8. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c, Detailed information % 70
those C0nFSUS will DO found in our catalogue. ,
APPARATUS AND MUSEuM,-ThO lnstitu.
ton has a complete U0t Of Philosophical Appa.
ratls, and students who Wish II are trained in
the uSo Of Field Instruments, thoroughly
lifted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study OF Natural 4ItStoEtSas-
TERMs.=TaItlon $S0 Per session. Boarding
por session TO each student, preparing fot tho
Ministry. FREQ tuition to sons Of Ministers OF
the Gospel Of oil denominations.
For flrthcr particulars apply Tor catalogue 10
Prof, G, l.. LOOB, Secretary, or to
W, K. PBNDLETON, President, /
jyIS Bethany, West Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24
TO PHYSICIANS!


NEW YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me To call yOur attention to my PREPA.
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU.
The component parts are BUCHU, LONo LEAT,
CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES. ~ uHN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

Reduction of tho Interest," Bearing
Debts Correspondence Between As
Sistant Secretary Richardson and a
Western Journalist.
Tho following official correspondence
explains itself:
TERRE HAUTE, IND, August A, 1870.
Hon. George S. BoutVell, Secretary Of The
Treasury, Washington, D. c.
DEAR SIR: The Hon. D. W. Voorhees,
N. G. for this district, now canVassing for
reelection, makes the statement in all his
speeches that there has been no reduce
ton in the intCrest-bearing portion Of the
public debt since the present Admins
tration came into power, but that OH the
contrary It has been increased. Orcourse
intelligent men Of all parties know this 10
be false; but in order to settle the question
beyond the possibility Of dispute l would
like statement over tho SGcrGtAry's sig
nature showing just what reduction hAs
been effected in the Understanding pOF-
tiOn Of the debt. This would be more
convincing to many readers than the usual
printed statement. ,
Will you also Obligc INC by sending
copies Of tho regllas monthly statements
from March /, 1860, to August l, 1870,
both inclusive.
Very respectfully, CHI. ALLEN.
Editor Daily Express, 7erTe haWtc, Ind
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24

BuchuI as prepared BY Druggists, is Of dark
color. tits plant that emits fragrance; tho &C
ton Of fame destroys this NtS active princl.
ple), leaving dark and glutInouu decoctIon.
Mine Is the color Of Ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation predominates; tho smallest
quantity Of the other ingredients arc added, to
prevent fermentation; upon inspection It will DO
found not to BIO TIncturc, as made In PharmG.
cOpGa, nor is 1t q Syrup-aud therefore can be
used IN cases where fever or Inflammation exist.
In this, you have the knowledge of the ingrsdl.
.nts and the mode Of preparation. i''.-
Hoping that you will tavor IT with trial, and
hat upon inspection 1t will meet with your ap.
With feeling Of confidence.
am, very respectfully,
IT m IIPTNn0T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24

NOVEMBER 9TH, 1854.
lam acquainted with Mr.. Il. T. Helmbold; he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence,
and was successful In conducting the business
where Others had not been equally SO before
him. Ihave been hvOrabIy impressed with his
character and enterprise" '" '0
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of PorstS e RAghtman, Manufacturing
Chemists, NInth and Broom ST., PHILADELPHIA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24
r B. McLURE,
ATTORNEY At Law AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
omcc one door South Of McLuro House.,

Special attention given to preparing and prose-
cutting applications for patents. Also, TO prose
cutting and defending suits for Infringement Of
patents, &C.
Inventors invited to call or write and rcceive
general information gratis. .u
References given when requested. mAEI9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24

HELnBOLD's FLUID ExrRAcr BUCuU, for
weakness arising nom indIscretIOn. The cx-
hAusted powers of Nature which arc accompanied
by SO many alarming symptoms, among which
will be found. 1ndispOsItIon to ExertIon, Loss of
Memory, wakcnlueas, Horror of Disease, or
FOrcbodIngs of Evil; In fact, Universal LassI-
tudc, Prostitution, and inability to enter into the
opJOymcnts of society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24

DR.. johnson has discovered tho. most Certain.
speedy, and only EIiEctpal Remedy "a the Void
Ior Weakness OF The Back OF Limbs. SIFicftreS,
Aa0ctt1nS Of tho Kidneys and Bladder, iIIyoI1n:
!s4Ey Discharges, Impotency, General Debility,
CG SSy0SID,I RyspepgIa I4nguoF, Low Spirits,
Iimidlty, Trembling, Dlrnness Of SIGHT, OF 'jidi
Siness Disease Of tho Head, ThroaL Nose or
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, stomach a.
sGTGsIoSs Terrible Disorders arising nom
n I6I o. fanth-secret and Solitary
song Or syrgus y Lhe Mariners OF Ulysses. 6Iiebt.
ing Their most brilliant hopes or GltlcInatiGnS
rendering marriage, 60 impOsslhlc. 0'I'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24
Chemist aud Drugglst QflO Years' Experience

From tho Largest Manufacturing Chemists IN The
World. 20 l'
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especially, who have become tho victims of Soil.
which annually AweepS TO an untimoIy nrSvs
ttnSousands Of Young Men Of tho ,inost GxcSll0nt
4lenta and brilliant intellect, who might Other.
tsa nave entraneCd listening GelItes with the
IwInts i o. c!oqQGnce or walked to ocst4cy the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-24
AZ ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Ncmbcr ar tbS P DI |" SE li1Iss1 N
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
lcgce IN the United States, and tho greater part
OF whose IIta has been spent In the hospitals OF
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
were ever known. Many troubled with rinring In
INC head and ears when aSleep great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashflIl
ness, with frequent blushing,I attended some
nmes WIN arrangement Of mlnd, were cured I'm.
, 1870-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

AvfcKCEHS THEATRE .....
Mr. rf4,th made the tenth appearance OF his ses-
Fen lasl eyrr.ng in the title ros Of RrAefiett-a
character which, in many respecte, admirably
trits Mf. noo1h1 peculiar style OF action In oul-
!,.s ,,, o. iasson, which arr tre9ue"t Que can en-,
" na.lt. aud III i+4rtrA.ily the cunni'g und sub.
flrt{ hf tar oil t'nr,ianl he shows ycIr carefol
Fsuu5 ana rare tk!0 IN representation The audi
tac lMu>e had ler,a sud during the dav, The
haMc play viii IL :ivcn thi< evening.
coEkcStcAT1oS.
1a.s+ Els, Of 1s- csieao, 7t;sasse o' sen'' ID
1"El as3 ftsfc- ii etrauen.Inc m Edwin
U9oth's aciihs thinks II bal taste IL E,ot1 whcp.
e stgetl, tt wnrts HIS k.i1e. 10 ufe couSt seen
rv:dertiy IS, .aat *a5.ocl, III whctf,np ,,is isnc
would Tx :etnatea 'nt; h. 4 ,.".i-.i1S.a-arn t.,
ssisc.-aaa ILL.,! SIT. aa retio, Il ircoss,strn:
witt t.c character ef ,ac sew. who - r...o..n1s
su;s~ sc.l to hria= iEtn rtErt kLi:r tccn III.
yss,'y f'r IT, w01t. II npirArs L, rnc. nowarm.
tra lAtoth, iE rlctlt:. III. ktii. >Itntv s.rIx !,
Ett.ht ssc edrr: n tEr !.aes!u::s II hat:cl m.
yct.ur, ": :csl !.s>.; 81 :: tie-k. The Jtv ~,
Knew that H.. Rirte Il ra c.tsc tut nc ~
n r!r!,t-s ic,"l!sll l:~; rt.A:tsg .A,.ssect5a i
it.:i'n. cntt cin2c.1rt. - t'c :.tv u: Of ~er.
l.r. at'a.c, l:s iufeEs:, toasalnt;lS Etrrl an
hutrse d..r 1rstsE-, wstcn t.. i..actn-< II
Is. .s:i.l,,u WAL. i.e olnl II n.ss In sh!s vlr
RI t.,, ,.sr / thfuk '1' t:-H he, ii ~ Ats,>t
seer.. 70 objection to tho ktlse~ ~watttus. X
(t'nr Correspondent higeesss . ss:s slaahE'
any t,ihcr aetnr eau make INC E,1Sttce ahstsl1
Iut {.ttn,ruus, nat to say fhlicnlousa Nr.s'E
CONF tne .sthe business to tse at ny astsst,s:
!hc cd days when the so's ot shs9s Ta s,f e'sg ~
tic comedian, the whefftnE ol I1e Au1s A''-
have Lteu hlIoEg Senr].
i coNrLAISr.
CHICAGO. Sept. u
10 .hf Editor er TIE Chicago 1tltuHe- .
Why Is 1t AcV!cke1 cells Ill u his beat seats
, 1870-09-15
CHICAGO MAGEET1J WE'LL.


Dayid L. Gage, ESD, NJ The Sherman House,
IL 1hu uses OF bis stock fafn at Atwooa Place,
ahcu: ore mile north Of Riverside, has been s!nk-
i-.g au a1tes.an well f,f fotne time past few
hsys seo At the depth Of a',oct nix hnndred feer,
water was struck, and Il d ms stream OF SUM-
cient ', lume to fill a barrel in n!nnte or Ut.
teen hnndr ID barrels IN t~entt-fous hours. tx
Ccrtm-nts spnn showed that The wattr possessed
9trurg magnetic element. hayin. lts origin
s,,llrr IL, 11 Water tt>clf: in the ut-ra. deposit.
through whlch tie 1tietal!e toss Passea III p:n'
Of bos1rE; o.. what seemed more planathle }
Mu1y 1"st'' III such ma'tcit IN ilon ORES n n
i.ke supey,o. rr1,ioo, whence tHess artesa :
W.tess a!c Supposed ~ npw In this direction. I
rtc! IN ger ut the truta. AE. 6 ave s--t:r!iy IN
wed p7rts Of some s,x:y or seventy gentlemen
5.'n L, s nu.Ar II III! t,tsi knnwE scientists as
~, as lca TN. cilzeae. 10 visit tae Well, fsS: o.
8 vat. r.. and t:,auguTat: Al taFtsti2attDn
-dc, carriages wcse In wait:n: to cooreE The
I.arty 10 Atwood Place, a mile north. At the
I-l, Fl vcral dfinks II ttIt E1aynctsc waters were
,al. iy cnsh n th- party: aad then came az In
eit.tftE ffr.n, Mt. Gaze To psttaAe oI .lmp:upus
rtii:,,. sct tut The gro'e ha:ll br. T1e'c Wis
i.1E1sesl*tE lu Its words. ais losc. surely, IN the
LEX. Vas mo .iiyi,Iea opinion, whatever might
i,.:S-: hern t1liisi.lnal uPtaioo assut t'e
,.4;ee. Ansl .4lAs AMI exact JUS .lc,' to
..;,,.., sis Il I.4-: y. irs"sf, >a'f thar
,.;,~ I a..ia.':.> VIII i,As sste r.:rs 6 'al-
4.o..- "a. l,.G. n luz .aaI.t t 4l.!. z1i, In
.t,.r s'Rt ttttiT cNaat character mt2ht he
:: ubc ErtIhI l.: 3ieA EuHtt-:l4k ~ the ldSS- IC
sawed hat t..<. I1un William H. OE.1. I've Invited
pr.si.l+, III t7&cr ;is4t rnHatte- might BE- Az
i4t.d ~ do tLt WORK. Ar- Ogden, theu- AT tiae
.1t,n..t u tic Me.un1. natned Lac fpllpxhl.:
.ttn,iG, G':lsle'neil as the ~or1nllttse: Profess
,S Jltl.fu1talu. AL,l Elaocy, md lrs- Raucn,
:.!,.sti.. and IaweIl 1'aest Elhtistnen will
1tteTtu II their WDfk Al once, AiN1
!. Ike 1nlic the result Of their luves,
'4,.tit,t,. We zaix.t rs Ecll say Ina. rct:IeI
! tt:.oc Rent;emel has anT faiih III the qualities
i this water, VI Hny other water. except It bt
;:ar:e.l liz soc.c Eurrign suhstLnce such as Wa
| ,-1cstnaslE suggested. They, h.weye-- thiaE tina
may tie .lss etesi that tlet fssess tie san1.
,;.7iEgs, whlch a.e now claiming 4 large share Q
| .ltiIc A1trMl1ull-
| Attr. the ferlrafit;es lad been gnne througi
II. NtsrF tic cir cti"n VI MI Mhrray tue IN
sc;,' sn,,Hu through tic tA,autiul an ott.1cttv
! .-,.,;p,ls Of t:u. I,serEI:e GuMplnv, wtirh CT
| se;! wn,th visit 1ra1n our Ct!tz'hs. II fnr II
/ ,.LeE Ieascn than 10 flnw what Tond-Fful I'M
,rtv, fncn1s have been ~tt,Gyat there witatn tn
| -
, 1870-09-15
Y,GNETARI AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY LTESlSE. S11! H.
Leca1 EasErex p1ese1t but Little chauSe f1am
ale r6IGision ro;cd for two OF taSec dayn
rsrt. but there il little duubt that none! Is
wp1k:ue krnewhit closer, the calls On our
i.nhe Having j, creakcd wi:Eln the past daEos
tno. The demand for accommodation from
ei:y rcertc # r.tEer large. but the oaet1nss
II rl,nc ttnlat,c raT'sr arc not Gxcessisr.
.rit readily find accommodation. Bat the
;Sfusais ef loan. 70 other thaa hss.-cl.ss
,.arc- .ro pt1mc1oaa- Rate. arc 1nnseI al 10
.1.r cent. unless where government securities
are Lcrlei,cd Is collAsezals. uhan d@S per
cent il tho regular interees Fate.
S!iEucY,:s cf currency to the country .to
in rrasis,g. though still net large Consider
:; lr .::,oun,e have 7eeantl5 gone out for the
,~3;,osc Of paying the -c-oau:s Of railroad
i.sLd=. and the slightly better feeling in or
:7ain markets. l. stsn,usst'sg E several parties IL
| lie c,rrsty TO send il their graiu, ~ there is
| better inqairr from the eeahoa7d. enl the
| Indications ARE that the export demand will tc
| Hltes than leretofofe. Bat tho out6olngs OF
money for this purpose are, ~ yet. but Little
III excess of The receipts from c,uhtrS eolle'>-
/ t,pre, aud there Is no pressure Tor cash+
| That the money market Is growing more
striucf ut is pyetty we'll iu,icatelia the fast
: New Yt1E c1clauEe il aSaia weak and dull.
several offerings wera made to-day between
/ hanks At s0c per 9l,ho0 discount. but noas
was wanted, and Ne ho.ra Of 10 salss Of an:
magnitude, except OF ono scand lot OF
Ei01.0E0. acl that WIS sen: TO Cin>ianat,,
There il nct mach csiI for Ne* iofs exchange
here, and currency b. ing rather scaree. ti,ert
: - l,tle to spare :cr the rnrehs*e "t ; e
j change. The nominal rate oe:weea eank'
s ,o.dsy was 5eei5c rer sl,eo discount
=. IT,. rates TO COULTER busets we're q:ossa q
rar: to counter SELLERS. Ioo@l-50 per :. ,eo'
llrcOEnt.
. Tf.le continues fair in Legitimate cissfe~
hut spt culation is drn. u.onsh Ees!yt's some
What to-5ay, II. lu1ks hAve discourage
speculative ts,dine :s much - possible r
Gently. pefe11iag to keep thek inaas ~ feaa "a =
i nos W about i besinring: Thls. win .ss e.
Q condition, i. masking the money na.rke: clos
h l. Locked IN. HowcyeT. wo note decrease
j The deporit accounts. The needs I
!. The eptcalstiv, element hare dr'[t
3 them to the street, aid The hsa
4 fruits TO he obtained taare
Il 1oaps have tempted naa1sS to place thar tun
4 1t tie disrcsa! c: the street b1oke.s 80 sh@s