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Notice 10 Show Cause--In Bankruptcy.
EFNHIs Is TO GIVE notice THAT J. Q.
i MsIch Jalius Cifk e B G Hampton, OF d.
v1ds1n comfy; A Eoore and G. Alexander, of
sumner colnIy, and j. Pcsprott, OF n i'll smsou
county, Tenuesree have filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of this Court their petitions fer discharge,
and it was thereupon ordered By the court that q
healing be had upon the same, at the Office o, A.
h. Bradley, Reg'tter, No. e1H Cedar street, Nash
vile, Tenn Oh tue Slst day Of March, 1871, and
that al creditors who have proven their debts
and other p r,oss interested, may appear at such
time and ldcc aud show cause, If any they have,
why the prayers of said petitions SHOULD not Obe
rrauted, ana that the second aud third meetings
Of creditors will be had at said time and piace.
Z. r. CAMPBELL, CLERK
mrlB-St u s. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Tenn.
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COUsTY COURT SALE.

Maj T. Grizzard ct al VS.. Anna GrizEard ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED BY
ID the County Court Of Davidson county, in the
above cause, at the March term thereof, Wal
proceed TO CELL at the Courthouse door, in the city
CT Nashville, on SATURDAY, APRIL ], 1871, the
following described tract of land:
Beginning at the n W corner Of the Depot
grounds, running thence N 81 deg W II l6-10C
poles to stake in ths south edge Of Read street
thence with II 10 deg. w Is 64lOC poles TO 8
beginning, containing tw1 sores, situated in the
town of GoOdletssville, Davidson county, Tenn,
on the following
mouths, with note and one good security and lien
retained until purchase money is paid, lie land
is sold for partition, Title good.
". q. EWIN,
mari Iaw3t Clerk County Court,
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In -CnanceTy Mt NashvI,lc.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
- ter, Chancery- Court at Nashville, March
the 18th, 1871. q. K Birkinbine Complainant, Vs.
Mary Birhinbine, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause,
that the defendant Mary Birkinbine Is non-resi'
dent of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that he enter her
appearance herein on or before the third Mo d7y
Of the neIt term OF said court, TO be held OF
the first Monday in april next, lS7l,) and plead
answer or demur to complainsnt's BILL or the same
will be taken for confessed to her, and set fol
hearing ex pate, and that copy OF this order
be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville Union and American.
A oopy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.
Clerk and Master.
Mich. D. Malone, Solicitor for Complainant.
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THE Washington correspondent of III
New York Herald says of the Fedora
enforcement act, that sit is purely part
san in IFS character" The New Yorl
Tribune confeeses that ''this is about tn
truth :" that ''the measure in question i
purely partisan.
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,T,hn Memnhis AnnenL saws;

Thereiection of Martin Van Buren as Min
istert to England, made him President of the
United States; and the removal of Sumner
from the position he had SO long tiled to
the satisfaction OF his party, will make
Sumner the master of Grant instead of
his slave, as proposed and demanded.
SO mote it be.
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TIE Philadelphia Press Radicai) de
clahes that sehowever considered, the re
moyal of Senator Summer from the chair
manship of Foreign Relations is some
thing more than blunder." go sti e. |
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GKM BRAxToN BRAGG has brought
suit against the Government for the re-
covery of his Louisiana plantation ard
certain New Orleans bank stock, contisca-
Ted for his active participation in the
Hrebellion.n
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JEO. G.. JONES & VIM. o. THOMAS
Practical Slate Roofers

A RE NOW PREPARED TO PUT ON PLkIS
n sEd ornamental Slate Roohng, with she MT
most dlsp atch and IN the best manner. Largo
Quantity Of Virginia Slate on hand zbseb Il ~
eriur 20 any ether in America Prices as folIovs-
Pain roof, SIS psr square; Ornamental with 5if-
feEent eolOrs, Sl4 to SIC per squsra. an WORK
warranted Address Box rs. Nashville, Tenn.
Orders from any portion Of the soufh. pyoupt-
n s-tendfd To- fshl4 EN-
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MEDICAL.
TrsE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men, on greet Social
wills and Abuses, which Interfere with Marriage
with cure means of relief f1r the Errin8 snl
ufCrtnnate, diseased ant dsOili5sted Seot free
Of Charge in scaled envelopes. Address, How
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 g. Ninth street, Phil
adelphis pa ianl7 d&gSm
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BANK OF TENNESSEE notes are quote
at 7S@74c buying rate, while the broke
sell at 75@7sc. =, s-.5,,-s,.s
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed ia New Yorl
yesterday at ga for the oldissues and 9
forthe new. gIA5
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NEW ADyERTISEAIEsTS..

CONS OF TEMPER ANCE-EO rICEl THE
- Members of .IeE nesseen and "Temple" D.
Visions Snns OF Tes1perance are requested 20
meet ct Temperance Han, Union street, this Cd
pesdsy, eseninR, March 10, at IN O'Clock, tor the
purpose If instituting aEectieit ~ the Cadets o.
Temperaace PAUL F%WAGNEss W. p,
Tennessee Divisl m No. 80, s. OF I.
g. W. bUTCHiSOG,
marl5-it b. g. Temple Division.
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1T. PATRICk'S DAY.
GRAND COLLABORATION.


yISHErl7TH OF MARCH OF THE PRES
/ IL sent fyeaf viii he ceiebiA1ed in the usisd
manner The process ion win form on the
Public Square at A. M, as follows:
1 ST. 3oseph's Total ,Absttpence society on
the east Side Of the Court HOUSE.
2. st. Aloysius and St Mary's Sunday scnooi
w Member Is Of st Mary's Orphan Associa.
ton and of the Society of st. Vincent de faul,
will form on the sonth size OF mt Square, DE-
tween Market and Frogt streets xB
I Hibernian Society Will occupy the space
between Market and College streets.
s Citizens 90 foot infhe space between the
Court House and Market House
6, Citizens on horseback and IN carriages,
on the west side 81 the Square
= The process ion Will move precisely az :ls
a M : and proceed in the above oiuer cow
Market TO Line. thence to summer, andthrougn
SumnerT to the Cathedral where GrSno
nigh Mass will b celebrates ana an Grafton
The services being ended; tn members Of
the Ifibernian Soeiety will lead the pr9cassio ZOE
| from the church, through Summer 10 ChUrch
| sire {. thence to and through High, Cedar
] Knowles, and Church 10 spruce; up spruce Y
South Union, and thence to summer, Elm
| Cherry and Broad through Broad 70 Market
| and thence to and through Church, 0nerry ane
iI,edar streets TO, the west side oil the Sqpafe
where they will be dismissed ...t, ,-
l Radges c m be procured from any member
1 the Committee of Arrangements
.-Ha1iI IA b,ld ,.siE r C Gle ~
| marl2-SunThkFri Grant, Marshat.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS Fi FA., To
~ me dfrected by the Honorable District
Court d tie United states for the Middle Dis
tsiet 0f Tennessee, I have levied uDon and VIII
expose Tor sale, at the Courthouse door in the
city Of Nashville, at 10 o'clock A. H., on the
ltth OF March, 1871, al Of the right title inter-
est and assets Of JOHN 81. Mash in and 10 the
partnership bus mess and property in the firm
OF Nash & OOncy at a plare called ssBlue
Springs" in tbs county Of C0fee and State Of
Tennessee, which consists of q general manu-
implements, etc, etc, connected with which
are saw mills, gT1st mills, carpenter
blacksmith ard wagon shops, lumber and iron.
Wlin every facility for manufacturing and
transporting everything which can he made
nom wood or iron, together with full stock
OF DRY goods and groceries, for the acconSvnO1
datiOn OF employees.
p. HARRISON, U. S Marsb,,F
z NASHVILLE, Feb. q, 1871 felix fiijnocbI3
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wEDNEsDgAY, MARCH 70 ISL.

CorroN was quiet in New York yes
terdsy at i4Ec for middling.--
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, WANTED

DY BROKERAGE FIRM OF FITS STAND
|41 Ing Al ReweYoFk, an active Correspond
emit, In this city. One who IL well acquainted
with the trade IN coffee, rsugar-and syrups MAY
find 1t to his advantage TO address W. h N. 7. o.
Fox 5,0S6, New York City. nrhlb-4f.
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GOLD open,1 and closed in New Toi
yesterday at ILL. r-sgus s1oa-ca-A
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Dismukes & WOolwine,
For sale! For SaIe!!

DEAL ESTATE OF EVERY DEsCR, PTJON
III and quality, in the city and country. Pur-
chasers would do well to examine our lists. Con-
veyance to see our property furnished free of
charge ---
ARLINGTON, FaRRAR wEAKLEY, Art's.
Ne. 80 North College Street,
feb26 Il oc3 Nearly opposite I'd nat Bank.
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KY. sTATELOTTERy.

Chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky.
nEOn 0nO distributed every Monday,
OOOO,OtsJ Wednesday and Saturday.
Price of whole ticSe:s, SO; halves, IS; qusrtels
$3.50. Smaller schemes draw daily. ALL PRIZES
PAYABLE IN MONEY, Write for Circular. Address
GEO. We ISTE Ms2agst, No. 65 Third street,
Louisville, Ev- tecI dSW3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-15

What is Headache ? In nine cases out
of ten the source of headache is not in the
brain, but in the stomach. Indigestion is
the most frequent cause. The digestive or
gans being disorderei, they dsrange the ac-
ton of the liver, the bowels, the kidneys and
the nerves, and tbewhole secretive and ex
cretive machinery being as it were thrown
out of gear, the brain suffers Restore
The natural tone Of the stomach and bow
els with a few doses of ..-..
TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT
and headache aIising from this cause is at
once arrested. Tbisdelightfal preparation
is the best remedy for chronic and period
ical headache at present kno vi, and abso-
lutely invaluable as a stomachic aud gentle
cathartic.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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sT...CLoUD.
frnrnar Church and Summer Street

Corner Church and Summer streets.)
yr,HIs LARGE AND POPULAR HOUSE OF
i entertainment will he thrown open TO the
travelling public on the 18th inst, and viii be con
Quoted as
II has been Thoroughly remodelec, and IS one OF
the NEST elegant structures in the CITY, The To-
cality is most desirable, and the rooms are ar
ranged with special reference to the
md COMFORT OF FAMILIES.
The former patrons Of the St Cloud are invited
TO re- visit their old Nashville home, where they
viii nnd every comfort and receive every atten-
Terms of Boarding.; %
Transient Visitors, per day. 20
Day Board per wees % ~. "
/" +" " month .............-.. -....-... Zs.OU
Special arrangements will be made for boarding
Apply at office, entrance from Summer, near
Church street. ,,
D DU PRE- 3 SISTERS,
mrh12 am Proprietors.
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DIR. >. J. COBB

I Jas REMOVED HIS sE--.r
Ii Rooms and residence 20 al .rs. z 49,
ll8h, corner High and UGi0n streets = a.
DR.. BOWiiHg's residence.
lana ~
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BRANCH OFFICE,

8. % Public Square under the management Of
r q Nicholson, Esq. T
We are prepared to furnish to Bankers,
Manu- factureTs and Jobbers, detailed infoTma-
ton of all parties with whom they have bust
ness transactions, thus materially facilitating
their operations and placing the relation OF
debtor and creditor on a decidedly improved
basis. ..r. BE- H. ...
With facilities constantly enlarging, COM
bined with a daily criticism on the part of our
ever increasing list of subscribers, the com
p'eteness of thoroughly organized system,
cow in active operation Tor thirty years, and
the reliability Of our reports, We feel conf
dent of being able to supply waTI long felt in
the mercantile circles Of this citv. T,
We hope by a strict attention to business and
4 careful confederation of the wants of our
subscribers, to merit the patronage OF those re
curing our services. --er
To the merchants of the city we eNterd a
cordial invitation to call at our Office where
Mr. Nicholson will ever be found ready TO
give full particulars relative to our busin ess
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OATS.
GRAND BALL,

az oS,r 20, ! 4Hr ,ror epAsD q BALI 4
u given Esy, &he, Irish citizens, at Concordis
HsAi. 81 Pstsfete night. March IL The proceeds
of the Ball will be divided amongst the Laeies Of
me sestrsf taBlesfor tt Orphans Fair. grand
supper will b $50 be given on this occasion at TIE
| rlcrSrr erciaa Hotel. :. -. $500, mrl5-2t
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A. PLATE OF SIX Oh SEVEN TEETH. !
liberal reward viii be paid if left at thu
oasce Eal g n " narl5-2t
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
Died.

ALDUIrus.--On Saturday. March Is, OF consump.
tion, OSCAR '. ALByRTus, aged Ii years, month
and 20 days.
Funeral on Monday afternoon, at two O'clock from
30S Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
BisHor.--0n Friday. March II, HENRY BISHOP.
aged Al years.
Relatives ana friends of the family, members OF
Ark Lodge, No. =, q. o. f., and sister lodges are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, 42 West rwents third street. be-
tween seventh and Eighth avenues. on Monday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
NorcE.--fhe members OF ARK Lodge, No 2S /. o.
o. F.. are notined 70 meet ~ The lodge room, Odd
Fellows Hall, on Monday, at one O'Clock sharp, Tor
the purpose OF payhg the last tribute or respect To
our late brother, Henry Bishop.
hugh MCKINLEY, n. G.
=. G. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
BRASI1NG.--ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 49,
CATIARlNE, vile OF Samuel Brasllng, a native OF
Ba.ysleids Kings county, ireland at her reside encc.
$50 Eighteenth street. ag0l As years.
Tue funeral VIII take place This (sunday) after.
noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence.
bulGsR.--on Friday, March IL, the Youngest son
oi Jonn J. ana Catharinc A. Bulger, uged wear 8
months ami days
The relatives and friends OF the family are resnect.
Iuy Nvted 70 attend the funeral, rom his late
residence, lSl High street. BROOKLYN this iSundayD
afternoon, AT two O'Clock. HIS remains VIII be In
TERED at Calvary.
DvRMEsggR--rhe members OF Pilgrim Lodge No.
a, |. o. w. H., are requested TO meet as the Lodge
room on sunday, March 10, ut twelve O'Clock noon,
70 attend Tue funeral " our late brother T. G. \.
IL. Bnrmesser. +. MILLER n. G.
II. +. BROWN, Secretary.
CARnvLL.-On Friday, March IL MARGARET ANN.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
PlGlp1ggsTs IN lobe.

On Friday afternoon Detective Hagan, OF the
Twenty ninth precinct, discovered two Wei known
picKpockets named George Johnson ana Matthew
Ryan, passing down Fourteenth street. When near
the corner Of Fifth avenue he saw Ryan place his
nand IN q lady's pocket and endeavor to draw out
her wallet. He succeeded IN conveying them TO the
station house, where they were detained uptll yes
terday morning, when they were arraigned before
Justice Cox, at Jencison Market. aud committed III
deianit OF one Thousand dollars bail.
Annie Ripley and Nellie Mariner, two profess
sionas, who claim 10 be residents OF The famous st.
Bernard olel corner OF Prince and Mercer streets,
were OIL Broadway Friday afternoon, viewing the
procession. John W. Jones, OF No 3l2 Smith street.
Brooklyn, charges thai he felt hand IN his vest
pocket, and, reaching behind himself grasped the
hand OF OF the females, which contained his gold
watch, valued at seyentyhyc dollars. he gave them
into the custody OF officer Garland OF the Fifteenth
precinct who arraigaed them before Justice Cox
yesterday morning. They denied all knowledge Of
OF the crime, but were held for examination.
Patrick Edwards, II carpenter, residing at No. 30
Clymer street, pat his hond ia the yocket Of Peter
Matthew's OF No. a0j Sevcnth avenue, as he was
viewing the procession, and wrenched silver
watch, valued at I'VE dollars, from ms watch cnaln
Matthew detected him in The act and gave hm into
the custody oil oiicer Green, oI the Fifteenth pre-
cinct. Upon beng arralgned before Justice Cox
yesterday morning he plealed not gully 20 the
charge, but was committed IN default OF $1,000 bail.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
BAFFLED BURGLARS.
Very Nearly AnOthes Big isaHk Robbery
The Srfe Blown Partly Open, but the Bur-

glars Lose the tame.
Some time during Friday night burglars entered
the Bank Of Commerce, corner Of Cedar and Nassau
Streets and were well nigh dong a vast deal or
damage IN the way OF carrying on somebody's
money Singular as II may seem, in these days OF
constant bank robberes. the officers OF thus institu
tion are not IN the naDit OF employing u watchman.
About one O'Clock on the night IN question the
Jantor who lives on the iflh door. and who Is the
only person in the building during the night heard
q cOnsidcra BILE noise down stairs. lie accordingly
got up ana went down 10 the front door, which he
found securely locked. Not seeing anything wrong
about the premises, he returned TO his loiy habta
ton, mentally eXclaullEg, as lie regained the last
step on The nth story,
.'uow I5 THIS FOR ALTlrUDE?n
During the remainder OF tie night things We're
very quiet ana the slumbers or the janltor were
not again disturbed by any rude ana strange noises
such a. mad before unceremOnionsly Wrenched him
from the tender ana soothing embrace OF Morpheus.
Yesterday ne opened tue building a. usual, but as
soon the hight Of day penetrated the bannlng
room, uear the door, TO his horror and
utci ainaIement, he saw on the Moor
motley COLLECTION OF hammers, cbises, pow
%renene Ssr esSs sSeeron % Nv ana e nse what H@p1s IL
dor he verify beiieNed That everJ tning III The noise
had been carried on and thai he would be held
responsible Tor II all. Looking aroand IN the most
cautious manner possible, ne discovered to ms m
tense ielei at the proprleors OF "them are th'Ggs
on the moor hhi decalapci, Whel he screwed up
Ills COURAGE sufficiently TO go around behind the
counter ana take notes Stepplng over and around
the tools which every Jb3trlcted nis way as
though ne tnought each ana every ono Of them an
Internal machine, he
REACHED rnE LARGE SAFE,
the door ol winch he louaa had been blown p6ftly
open. tie now maze Il rush or the street aud Il po-
lieenian. The oIlcer went 10 the panE, ana upon
making "a thorough examination iOlnd That the
burglars mad entered the puldlng through the ront
door, BY means oi ekc eton Keys; mat they had
drilled hole mo the safe, nlling The same
WIN powder u Which theF had evt lehtly at
tached iuse when led our to the street.
Everything ready, tney went on, locked Tie
door, ignited the luse ana tnen walked away, only
10 return again after the explosion should have
| taken place. Nnen tncy did ieturn II IS probable
they heard tAe ianItor coming down stars aud su)
posing Of course that their plot was discovered tney
| lett.
That they not detected while at their work
inside Is owing to the Iict OF there beng. as ABOVE
| stated IRON shuttle on tue windows, which. when
smut. pree udes the possibility ol any one seeing
| what Is going on inside.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

SptTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
Tho Southern list was generally dun anu without
feature The following were the latest prices on the
street this evenlng:-Tennessee, ex coupon, "a a
6i4; do. new, 63sl "a; Virginia. ex coupon, Oh
d co. do, new. 90 70; do, registered stock. old,
5314 5394; Georgia skies, 81 s2 do. seycns, 9l
92; do. DO, Old 92 %: North Carolina, ex coupon.
46 lS; do. funding, 1866 3s 80, do do, 1885, %
q 80; do, new, IS q 20; do. special tax, 10 2l
Missouri SKIES, 9l9a 81; do. Hannibal and ST. 10
sepn, 90 q Oh; Louisiana sSes 90 I0 do, new, 90
65 do. levee skies, "a 10; do do, cghts 50 ss;
dc. Penitentiary seyens, Y 5i do. railroad eghtS
so a 50; Alabama fyes, 6S 4 72 DO eights, l00k u
l0l; do. railroad eights "a 9S; Soulh Carolina
slxes, Is t. 70; do. new, January ana July, oe,4 a
90 i; do. do, April and October, 67 6S do regis
tered stock OLD, 65 70; Arkansas sixes, SO 60;
do sevens, 55 a 90.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was 8 rong, owing to the
semi oflcIal announcement IN one OF the morning
papers mat the Secretary Of the Treasury may pos
sibly exercise his privilege of redeemlng pofuon
OF the nve-twentics with the surplus god balance OF
the Jrea sury, preliminary TO Offering the new 'ohn
TIE deci3e IN gold helped tne currency skies, which
were the sronges feature n the list. The iollowing
Were TIE lnal street prces:-Unlted States currency
sixes, l4S LiAsf: 90 iNes 1851, registered li5'.
li6; lo do. coupon, li5a q it; do. hyetwcn-
ties registered, May ana Aoy enber, li2is li2h do
do 1862 coupon, 40. n24 a ll2fs; do 40, lo64 40.
do, ll2lS il24: DO do 1862 10. DO, ll2@ li21;
| do do. registered, January and Juig, III III q;
DO do., 1865 coupon. do. Ill ll}a; 90. do, 1861,
| Go. 10, III ll1is; do 40, is0S. de- do NIX Il
lll9a do en-iortes registered, 1865 loSg+; 90.
do, coupon 100 i o91S
STOCKS IRREGULAR AND LOWER.
The stock market was strong anti generally higher,
! VITA considerable activity before the appearance Of
the bank. statement The great loss IN reserve in
| this exhibit started selling movement and
sharp decline ensaed, from when there
| was rally At the close upon the dis
covery that gold had gone Oh 10 ll0fs. The
| Pacific Mail subsidy item In The appropriation
bin is explained by dispatches to-day from Wasa-
ington The $780, 400 mentioned therein is the origi-
| nal annual subsidy voted tue company years ago;
/ but tic amount must be. IL seems, specified every
year m the annual appropriations. tlcnce the OH
cai, whose letter was 81 wn on the street y"ster-
/ day was led into the mistake OF interpreting The
| ITEM as being m addition 20 the ne tuldr SUBSIDY.
! The stock aueruatc1 between a ana II The Lead
ing feature vas Western Union, whisa advanced to
| g. 4, the hgn, S. point o the season.
TIE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS
The following taDle shows the highest aud lowest
prices OF the leading actlye stocks ,lurllg the
! day
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

THE CITY BANK SHAPES.
The following were the bids to-day for the city
bank saares:- New YORK. 1s7; Manhattan, 1861 Mer-
chants, rs; Mechanics, 1876; Union, lao; Amer-
ca, $50; City, 23o Phoenix, 10; North River. So;
Tmdesmen's, 1929; Fulton. 100; Greenwich 200;
Butchers and Drovers', 1i5; Mechanics and Traders
1885, National l2o; Merchants Exchange, lo22i;
Leather manufacturers. 200; Seventh Ward, lo6;
State OF New York, ll3; Commerce, llps,
Mechanics Banking Association. 1l5; Broad
way, go; ocean, 92; Mercantile, l24;
American Exchange. l15k; Pacific, 1I5;
Chatham, 155}s; Eank OF the Republic 1929;
Bank OF North America, loA1s; Hanover 1925;
Irving, 100; Metropolitan, l32; Citizens, 120;
Peoples. 1885, Groeers, 1l5; East River, 1l4
Market, l251.; Nassau, loo; Shoe and Leather, l6o
Corn Exchange, l25: Continental, "a; st. Nicholas
l141a; New York County, 225; Importers ami
Traders, 160 Park, l5s; Manufacturers and Mer-
chants, l00 Central National, l07; Fourth Ma.
tlonai, no; Ninth National, ITO; Tenth National,
12o; Oriental, 100; Gold Exchange, so Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 100.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids Tor the railway mort.