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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR.

192 BROADWAY, Corner John street ND stairs
I SHANkS, NJ D. respectfully announces to the public.
that for the better accommodation of his pat;en To,,
abroad well as those of the city, has removed bs oen
above stated where he will attend to ociocI all,
the and Of all diseases incident TO he
eye and and the diseases OF Women Chi Eror
3to o'clock daily will be devoted the cure
Of msceaneou Of disease department OF meJ
cine, incXing those of private and delicate character
and guarantee the public against the
Of imposition and qusckery begs to state that he Is
practitioner of medicine Of IA DURATION graduate of the
University Of the city Of New York and that his
dissertation for the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine this
University entitled The Human Eye ay Phisio-
logically, and Pahaogicsly considered" elected the highest
approbaory encomiums from Professor Mott before
sembed council and professors Of this learned University
lug the public examination and defence Of the same
Dr. s. regrets the necessity he under advertng these
circumstances repugnant the delicacy Of every
hearted physician but the duty he himself and the
gard he bound TO have for the preservation Of the public
health, mpenously demand that he should What
the regularly educ ed physician who has spent years in
who holds the sealed testimony of learned competent
must he-I respectfully enquire freman silent in his Office
allow himself be hut from the legitimate ground Of his
scientific exenon By the bold presumng reckless
No l. for one, will submit And in order TO place
this subject before the public in light and in
way ards the public attention the
possible manner propose 10 publish Immediately my
more at length on this topic,
Those public and the profession who disposed 10
second efforts, will please call office, and subscribe
ior copy The will not be than sixpcnce
smiling au2I 1m@r
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Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoefer.

SEPT. 6-Ah aham b. Wright vs.. VI. B. Hart,
Sheriff, and othrs.-Ths case was alluded 10 yes
terday 1t is to test the ownership of steam en-
gine seized on execution at 81 Gold street, as be-
longing to Mr.. b. Sheridan, machlnesi, but claimed
to have been previously purchased by his brotherin
law the plaintiff The case occupied several hours
to-day A sealed verdict will be rendered on We'd
nesday [thisl morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
II. X. DIOSSY,
OPHTHALMIC SURGEON

OFHI HAIMIC SUKOEON,
No. 2o7 BROADWAY,
Entrance in Fulton Street, ST Pau's Church.
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE, AND ALL
The NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON.
OFFICE HOURS FROM TO 6 O'CLOCK.
Having completed his studies Of years with DR. ELLIOTT
Oculist and been subsequently engaged his assistant r.
Dosy enabled TO undertake the OF all diseases az
iecng the organs OF Terms moderate and graduated
the nature and extent of the disease.
PemIsslon Is given refer his late instructor and also
New York " wv ~ ' "
N.B The poor treated srafuitousIy and liner
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, Judge Lynch and Aldermen
CarInan and Bonnell

Before the Recorder, Judge Lynch and Aldermen
Carnan and Bonnel.
SEPT. 6.-Francs Meyer, German, who arrived
in this country in February last, pleaded guilty to
stealing Is silver watches, diamonds, rubes, pearls,
ear rings &C., valued at 1884, and was sentenced to
the State prison for three years.
Alexander Ddnforth discharged, This well known
rogue who was arrested on the 10Th of July last on
charge of stealing silver lever watch of the value
of $50 from Samuel Dearborn, of the schooner Mas
sau, discharged the Grand Jury having dismiss
ed the complaint for lack OF evidence. This rogue
has already served one or two years in the State
prison.
HonordHy Discharged- A girl named Mary
McGill, who was charged by man named George
Wales, with taxing some few articles Of wearing
apparel from his premises, which were afterwards
found just where they were left, was discharged, the
District Attorney having entered nole proseq,si for
want of evidence Wales very prudently did not
appear to sustain his unfounded charges, and we UNI
derstand has left the city for Boston.
Disorderiy House.-A man named William Car
penter, who is as deaf as badger, was tried Tor
keeping dsorderly house at No. 90 Perry street,
and as counsellor McLaurIn said he could not de-
fend the case decently, as the witnesses gave a
very bad character Of the occupants the jury found
him guilty. and the court ordered him 10 be pre-
pared for sentence on Friday two weeks.
Forfeited Recognisances.-W William butcher, who
was indicted for highway robbery, in knocking
down and robbing Basil Banks of rs Centre street,
of $50 on the night of the 10th July last, and who
was baied out by Judge Lynch he having taken an
irresponsible man named Nathaniel Butler as secu-
rity, not appearing his recognzances were declared
forfeited, and both bail and rogue have therefore
escaped justice.
Andrew Burns, indicted for stealing property va
lued at $40 from John Reed, of the Boomingdale
Road. and who was baed by Anthony Conan,
was also called and his recognizances forfeited.
Ivers Barton, who was indicted for stealing SIS
note from Alexander Lang, baker, which had been
given him to get changed, and who was bailed by
James Osmore, not appearing, his bail was declared
forfeited.
Dennis Frie, indicted for stealing eight barrels of
flour from the tow-boat Western, and who was
bailed by John Docherty and James Mlldoon, not
coming to the scratch his bail was declared forfeited
Robert Giles and John Giles, indicted for beating
James Dougherty and Simon Groesbeck, John Ry-
der, alias William Valentine, for beating Alfred
Roath, not appearing, their recognizances for
feited.
Discharged. -James S. Fredercks, committed for
a grand larceny, was discharged, he having agreed
to ship and allow his pay to be given in return for the
goods stolen. The Grand Jury did not return bill
against him.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos 10, 80, 81, 90.
Part Mos. l3i, 49, l36, 26, q, "a, 4S, l2S, 6,
6S, 10, 46, g. SO, lO2, lOl 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
INVENTION NO. 9.

The second invention of modern times, winch would
ectfay call attention is KENNEDY'S CELEBRATED
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE, the 6rst ever in
vented in this country This article be testified BY
to thing of the kind imported from any part OF the world
and rapidly supercedng all o changing the
color OF the hair and whskers beautiful brown
black from haIen red other Objectionable color in
The above Hair Dye exhibited Fair of the Amer-
Institute held at Nibos Garden and ed the first
being superior other exhibited IL be OBJ
tanned At the folowng places Bailey, Ward Co Maiden
Lane; Leary Co Asor House, 63 Bowery Walker
800 Bowery Bond street, Tiffany Gourd Ellis 259
Broadway, and at the mandatory No Pine New
York.
GEORGE KENNEDY
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THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF
THE AGE.
KFNNFDV'S

CMtOUND VEIEIABLE PREPARATION.
EOh The treatment and OF the Har only
lnable preservaive against badness, aud
or all diseases Of the scalp such andu pica ponca
&C. &C, including all cutaneous affections This
pared wit great care by the inventor and proprietor himself
after study of ten years during which his been
most exclusively devoted the perfection Of this incompatible
article for the benefit of the growth and beauty the Hair
the time, intended purpose
have arisen snd died. while this ejoices the full vgor OF
manhood-and destined live as long head OF hair
duly priced its cleanliness and beauty admired Let
who have these desires bat give single Trial and he has
Tears Tor the result IL onv be be appre-
Gated and when appreciated the proprietor expects
his reward from discerning public and asks beore-hs
Is not afraid Of getting Of patience.
Nearly i've humid ed certificates virtues
all cases for ich is intended be used the
highly respectable individuals parts the United
States, the Canadas &c. be the Office of the
tor and manufacturer, No Pine street, New York.
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

hJ- EXCLUSIVELY. 30
p JOSEPH, u Maiden lane up stairs importing agent for
D. the sale Of English German and French double and single
est Pistols of every ds,srpon for this and other
he now prepared 70 offer at the manuacpes prices being
appointed agent for the largest houses that hne in Europe
which enables him to sell at extremely low prices.
A large assorted stock Of the above always on hand
City ard country merchants particularly requested to
call, previous to making their purchases Jy2 2m*r
SILK BANNERS, &c.
HARRINGTON < CO., 800 Broadway, near Read street,
Respectfully inform the Order Of o. of o. F.. and their
friends generally that they prepared orders
for Flags and Banners the superior style for beauty
durability and economy having Silks made for the
cnsion that will make the largest banners without dsgurng
with seam.
Specimens and Designs be their Establishment
2s3 Broadway, or sent to any part of the Union. ,
For style design and execution Of works Of the kind we
fer to the Ge.sys Banner. No H. O. Of O. f. as also to
T. also Military Companies and Sunday School Banners and
the societies ST. Nicholas New England st. George, st An
drews, st David, &c &C.
Window Shades great variety from 81 each TO the richest
and best painted by the most eminent artists.
Stained Glass; after the OF the ancents warranted
.ever to change color with recent for
ssas packet ships, store windows &c &C.
limitations Of Stained Glass painted muslin for church
windows very close imitation Of the real xass,at ng
expense the glass Obscured and painted in brilliant colos
verv durable and cheap. iyHr
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G. HIN A, GIL ASS, A N L
EARTHENWARE.

ASTON HOUSE
J,prNcu Porcelain Dinner Services IFS pieces cas- 90
II VIZ. fran,te do do ll2 do I3 90
Ercnc,, ~ n ngI,sb celain Tea Sets, ~ do 400
D;nnep Plates French Porcelain, per Dozen i9i
10 do S;raote blue or white, do 90
sann do French Porcelain, do 200
Spp' do Granite, blue white. do 90
IT. c,ps and Saucers ga piecesl French Porcelain 50
Egg Ours, 90 DO
Cut W ines per dozen, from 80
Do Tumblers, do do ZOO
Lemonsdes, handled do 2S
TABLE CUTLERY
or the finest descriptions, dozens, al the price
the Just opened handsome ssormsn, od Teiet
Ware. r. SIMPSON;
for the sale of Smpsons Ear Comets, for the
relief OF deafness. Him"0
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TOUGH Boards Z!

pleasure IN SHAVING secured by the of Chap
L mans MAGIC RAZOR sTROP,, with METALLIC
HONE, forming fits four sides with which every per-
may keep his perfect order whether at on
land II presents four faces each Of different SHARPENING pro-
power the ordinary hons and finishing TIE simple calf skin
Retail prices So 90 Us and so, each according
ward size and finish The performing of the IS stTop
being at $50 Wholesale prices $780, 81, S.
81 80, 50 and $l2 per doz.
l.. CHAPMAN, No. 100 William street
". u. The performing Of 70 strop to
be superior George Seunde best 50 money
returned If the purchaser be dissatisfied. aus
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GEORGE KENNEDY.
TENDER CHTNS

NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
"A pain during the Of shaving by applying his
to the METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sTRoP, invented
by g. Saunders which the necessity of hone and
by which the unskul always prodvce keen and
smooth edge the could by possibility exhibit
under the riencsd hand.
is he only eectua means which the art Of mas yet
devised OF suitng
his Lhn with the certainly he mend
suit his own hand which will be shown by BRING
ing dull and trying the Tablet before purchasing Re-
tail price Of the best article Of Strip and Tablet 81 and So
aul7 Imsr Sold al @. SAUNDERS, 1863 Broadway.
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IMPORTANT TO THE
PTRLIC

LII who wish economic Clothing of the best
"A quality remarkably cheap, 2o3 Canal street door
west of Hudson Also, large assortment Of Cloths CASH
all hus made TO order in the best very
prices 203 Canal street je9 3msr
John GABRIEL VERREN OF WERRENa Nauye OF
SYSTEMATICALLY who has ever known or heard of
this individual OF OF similar name, will pie ase
communicate thief act To this of import
9pee to some Of his family III. real Jehn Gabriel
Venen but IN foreign land may, like other names
have been changed become corrupted in its spelling
He the United States the year 1875 and he sup
posed TO have resided the State OF 70
died there but trace OF him discovered
the nformaiion received by the sub probably
incorrect and this of max ing gene raj m
quiry throughout the Union.
al cod imsr Pr STAIGrR Ph,lad~lpbis Pa.
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Correspondence Of the Herald1
New ORLEANS, Aug %, 1912.
Great Times IN Ncw Orieans-Ihc Banks at Log
gcrheads-7he Priests at L2ggerheads-E Editors
and Lawyers at Loggerhcads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-07
STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNETT, 49, John and ny WILLIAM ,treet:, i'm
goods respectfully informs his customers and the public in
mt Of ladies fashionable straw goods which offers
sale very much reduced prices French and English
Dunstabes Italian Rutlands Fancy Sche and Imperial Ia
very fashionable and beautiful arcie) fine Tuscans, Albert
Straws &c. SC. -
Also, an entirely new article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet which for the all the styles
introduced being light durable white and beau
ufu-- and will clean as well as a tuscan. as lmsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO
300 PACKAGES OF SHOES AND BOOT,
At AIrlNEHnHT


On FRIDAY the 9sh instant commencing a, 10 ololo.t
VIII De SOLO al our o-e, without reserve 20l nae karrs
boots andS loee, Tesh from the conri
In pan. Of --' CONSISTING
Ladies' shoes, great variety say Linen Bpskins
rine Gheck halt 6aiters6osi BuskiDs Walking sboss--
Fine Black Gaiter B0ots-R scwed Boots-Wstsr Pr,r
shoes-Blaes and Fancy Slippers &c 0'
s sisses ana Chsdren's shoes and Boots above
,ssnuenehs shoes and Boots-say, Calf aud Moroeeo
m4Anz shoe s-booteea and Pumps-Daneing Pumus-
ns .oat am Leaiher sippers-Crloured Coih Boots
AK MOROCCO ana Boots, sewed and pegged &c
Youths shoes end Boots, as above
N womens shoes ard Boos-Leaiher and Morocco III
enoes-Buskins and Wells peggcd and scyed
hehs Boots and Shoesand BfOgans-Heavy Water Proof
1900 $3.50; sesen ani pssged-City maize BrOgans L and B.
seSed and pesged-H Ties and Shoes -
Boys Boots, Shoes and Broglns a. above
ALSO,
loo cases Hats and Caps-Russia and Fur U.ts-Ri..k
and wAiit-P l. Hrs ''f ''aSN
ling Caps ' '--~u i'e'ei-
IssMS-unGsr sleO eash-Cver sIoo, months, for AZ.
proved negotiable psper. ~
sci DING &C, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
DEATHS.

Dice, On The i0h day OF August 1872 al New Gtsrov in
me county Of AmheTs IN the 25th year ofs a1e JAMES
". ATKINS, after short and painful illness prie ~
an attack Of congcsiivc fever -
The deceased hal been but short time resident Of
Ncw Gssow, but even 10 that shcrtme he had ,uccccd
co. by ne amabe Department. his strict honor and ntct
NV and by al those traits tha' usually marx generous
anu manly nature IN gaining the resp confidence AMI
esteem OF that community. lie hiss let a lovely vile
whom Do had but recently married. 10 mourn his nfimc.
ueatht and numerous relations residing chiefly Ia tn
lower ari Of This state, whose hearts viii bleed al the me-
linchoy iidnes " NAV be some eonsoson, however 10
those friends 10 know that, IN his last iiinc the
iehon OF ends and acquaintance and the best skill OF
fhysicans were Afforded, 10 break the power or 10 m
gate the pains Of his disease.
Died In H'rdy county, she 9Th August, Mrs Jane H.,
ION consort Of Mr Cyrus Hutton nthe isth Ms Msty
Ann n"es con'ort Of VT james Miles, aged7I
IN Hampshire, on the I7h Mr. John Keen In the 72uj
year OF his age. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
ARRIVALS AT PRINoIrAL HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Mel Clark. Powhaian; John r Thornton. Cum.
6erlandi Darlington, do; C Tsper Reedy
Spnnsj } Jackson. City Point; S Sutherland,
GAINESVILLE, Ala; WIN w Allen, Mobile; c II Dis
brow, Edcnton, N c; A Sidney Robertson. n Or
leans Lea, Petersburg; r II Peagrin, 90; II Ad.
ans, doi Walter Coles, NJ. c. Phtsylvania; Geo 3
Cary, Sou!hamPtoni w Fessenden, Plymouth,
G; Dr. Psge, Aibemars; Jno Thompson, Her
roisburg, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
De Austen, Buckingham; G. A Jones, New Kant.
gno Hgntey, and X c; Henry Serue q Cum,
6erlandi VIM Goode. Jr, Cheslerheld; Thomas w
LiPscom6, Haliisx; F w Bedford, Mar chester; Js,
ret, Cumberland; p Finch, Powhatan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
By INLOEs s BROTHER.
EXTENSIVE SALE or

VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
% Saturday Evening, Sept 81, at "a O'clock we win
sell al auction, Laige Collection Of vauabe Work. ~
RobeTtson's Works 3y "" part
Plnt1rehs Lives-Hstorical Cyelopedia
Paiey's WoTks-Josephus 49,
AMERICAN Oh atory-Bakewelps Geology
Waverly Novels Johnson a Walkeris Die,tona,x
LORD byron-NheaIOn Life OF Pine knew
The Novels, &c. OF Bulwer, Cooper and Marrva,t
Doves British Classics
Murray's Power OF RELIGION
NouIiahad, etc etc.
iantiy and Pocket Bibies-Testamenfs
sturm's Reneeiions-st Pierre's Studies Of Nstnr.
EaEer's Levy-Say's Political Economy
Eederalist - Domestic Medicine
western Adventure-Book Of Indians
shakespeare-Rem- shipwreeks
Campaigns Napoleon
Plraie's Own Book -Lavater's Physiognamv
Wsiker's Dietionary-FIost's British Poets
Sales Koran
Bouas' American Revolution
Robbins Jourusl-song Books
Romances-Novels, etc. eic
no Sale without reserve
sc A Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE & CO.
FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

On Friday Afternoon, 2i September nex, q, A o,.,osL
on INC premises We sell auction without hmt or
reserve, he iolowing Valuable Real Estate, viz:
i. hrck LumbeFhouse the North side ofthe R.air
,rseehy ossupedb by Dir Jos Anderson, agent OF the
IeuesaI company about % feet wide and 40 feet ern
street. ~ 4Nt v" Saiy
One half acre Lot OF GIound No 400 fronting on r.
street lSO ee and running back 9TH street l63 fee,
one haiaere Lot OF Ground, No 49i, lying north Of
back on 7lh street Ice feet 1888 "s
TSese Two haaree Lots opposite the property OF
T. L3 o. Ground on street. Immediately adjoining the
united Church. (Rev Mr. Polloc2sJ IS feet
front and los feet deep. ~ - ~
An Undivided moeiy Of a half acre Lot OF Grouu,l
e2ruer o. and ID streets, No 6S opposite the resencs
OF Mr. Anthony Robinson, sen.
me sale viii commence with the FIRST named property
down. N'eJ nc 9es
BY oider Of the proprietor. Mr. Beverly Blair
=. - WILLIAMS * HAXALL. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
N|l!|1sas STORE
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Ouuo ste n. Pz.L.


THE subscriber II constantly rec Giving from the ceie
brated mandatory Of Nusss & CLARK New York.
elegant and plain Piano F0rte possessing the latest i'm
pIovemens and that deleacy Of touch sweetness Of
tone, so peculiar 20 their manufacture.
Constantly on hand large aseormentof
Flutes, Flageoetts, CaIlone;ts
Gui0rs- NiOlns VioonccilOs
Accordons, Musical Boxes
Horns, Busles and Trumpets
Flies and Drums
rior quality ~
Piano Forte Stools and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
Inc largest collection OF Music offered for
uls stale may be selected FROM the Of the sub
Is enabled sell at the Phladelpaia an
New York wholesale aud .iail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon
peter terms than they find elsewhere State
exchange. p NJ TAYLOR
10 PIANO FoRTEs OF every description repaired
ana tuncd-Tuning toy the year, II required, by VII,
LIAM kEARsIso, whose long experience and abi in mann.
featuring endimng Piano Forcs, Justly entities him TO
every confidence Guitars, voas and repair
ell. Violin Bows haired.
&c Orders LEFT above will be punctuaiiy aioudedto
either in country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
NOTICE

THE firm Of COOK HILL being dissolved on The 22l
instant 10y the death Of the senior partner Mr. Peter
Cook--a those n1cbted will confer favoT by calling and
settling their accounts possible s desiTa.
BILE close tho business Of the late without
lay-aId those having claims will present them for settle
ment ALEX. HILL,
Surviving partner.
ALEX'R. HILL respectfully announces TO his friends
and the public and the Of the late firm OF
Hill, that he will continue the busircss old stand
on Main 81 where he will keep always hand eKten.
sive and choice stock OF Boots aud shoes Travelling
Trunks, &C. principally OF his manufacture (Which is
cqual any thing IN the city, also from the most
b. ated and fashionable manufacturers the NORTH
prices suitable 10 The times 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01

xxJEase mi, oee,,,sa 70 siyn ao,,,. ,h,,w....

ME tase this TO give notice that keen con-
w SANITY on hand, Stoves, Crates anc Cooking Ran
gers OF all kinds that generally used in this
OF our own manufacture, which will sell reasonable
Terms Alec, Motifs Agricultural Furnaces for steamng
food for stock, which will sell al the manu-
prices, after adding the expenses, Tin, and
sheat Ton Mandatory, the Bell Tavern where Ali
kinds Of work In line will be done ON the most rea-
sonable terms aud al the shortest notice. Roofing with Tn
OF Copper, GutieTing etc. x & X WELLER
an Ittch,nan1 ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
Correspondence Of United States Gazette;

NEW 1Okhi MONDAY, L. M.
There are grea; number Of bills Offering on Va
and Als, which his slightly affected the rates Of
exchange. Philaj, isat dis; Baltimore, par; Vrsi.
MIA iiill; Carolina 9li2l; Charleston Hall;
Savannah 8; Augusta I 5; Columbus 1885;
Macon S2i33; Appalaehioola u 2; Mobile 3Ol3I;
Montgomery and Tuscaloosa 25s27; New Orleans,
par; Nashville $50; Louisville 2Is3; 81 Louis specie
20; Cinonnaii 3la3i, Indiana As.
Quite an active dsmsnd has sprung up for foreign
exchange. Bills on London are At 1907 a 1914, and
Francs are firm al SIS. Treasury Notes arc at 4
a discount
The Cotton market is quiet.
Flour has not been brisk 70 dsy. Grnesee is
sold OF s.; Ohio s7i a 5; Troy %; Southern
kints s5i So. There are several parcels e wheat
cffeting-one cargo Of Virginia $500 bushels, sold
At s. CTS.
No change in ashes or whisksy.
a large ls Of damsged tsss was made this NOR
ning, but as tho prices obtained give no criterion Of
the market, do no, trouble you with the particu
ars