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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-18
New YORK. PubIic stock Exchange.
State OfTrade,

Four-Every description is very dull, and gradually
falling in price. The sales Genesee rule at 81 87t
ONO and Michigan 81 6sf 81 SIT; Ohio round hoop
70 81 Sis Georgetown So SIS l2t, Howard street
Us l2t SIS as Brandywne $5t $53; Alexandria IS l2
Rye Flour SO So IS. Corn Meal 50 s73 So The
limited demand in connection with the large receipts,w III
increase stock in this market that will be found muck
too large for the benefit OF prices should the advces by
the steamer be against shipments. More activity than
usual prevails in the Wheat market Wehave had several
arrivals Of cagoes from the south, and the stock has also
been increased by the usual receipts from the north We
Rye in demand 10 cents but is Sales have
been made to arrive.
AshesPots are held at 81 ST. and Pearls at S. Sl4
The sales of both descriptions continue moderate, and
purchasers hardly supply their tridng wants, antic
pating decline.
Whisksys Small sales of drudge 2sc. and barrels at
24c The demand is very steady.
Hay-A fair demand exists at former quotations. The
shipping demand has rather fallen of. The receipts
tnue moderate The sales for domestic consumption in
clude most OF the operations.
Cetton-We hear of nothing Of consequence doing in
tations The disposition OF holders gets stronger
operating. The advices constantly received from the
South indicate short CROP which holders 70 firm
ly demand farther advance.
PropisiOns-We have no alteration in articles under
this head to notice The sales of Beet and Pork very
Butter, OF choice dairies, is improving in price, with
very good demand.
Dry G0ods-There were several large auction sales
yesterday principally foreign goods Of recent importa-
tons The prices obtained very good and purchas
ers evnced disposition to take every lot offered at prices
paying fair profit to the importers The sales OF domes
tic manufactures very spirited, and good prices OBJ
ained The stock of brown and beached goods in this
mark ct not large and the Eastern manufactures
full OF orders that will take them time to fulfil
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Died.

CArHARIsr. wife of John Brady. aged % years.
Her friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon, at o'clock at her
late residence, 18th street, between Avenue and b.
On Thursday, the 18th inst. wife Of MICHAEL DALEY,
deceased.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family and those
Of her brothers. Michael and Edward Smith, request
I'd to attend the funeral this afternoon half past
o'clock from her late residence, No. 20 Houston street.
corner Of Goerch
On Wednesday evening last at Harsmus Jersey City,
ANDREW CASEY aged 46 yeors native OF Mitchelstown,
county Cork, Ireland
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon 81 O'clock from
the Courtlsndt Ferry.
DEATH OF HAHNEMANN!
90 AT meeting Of the New York Homeopathic Phv
sicans Society convened August 9h S43 to take into
consideration the recent bereavement by DEATH Of the
venerable and ilustrious Hahnemann, it was
Resolved, That public Address, commemorative of his
character and services delivered as suitable
sngements be made
DR.. John F Gray elected the orator. An invitation
directed to he sent to the New York Homeopathic
Society," asking their operation in solemn festival in
honor of his memory.
letter Of coincidence to his widow directed to be
transmitted by the Corresponding Secretary.
Drs Wilson, Claiming, Bodies, Joslip, Kirby, Dunnel
and Qun, elected Committee Of Arrangements
carry the wishes of the Society into effect.
At the subsequent meeting ofAugus 10th, lsl3 1t
Resolved. That abstract of 'hese proceedings be
drawn up by the Secretary and published.
HENRY G. DUNNELL, M. D.,
Recording Secretary.
New York, August 18th, lS43.
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In September last oil the banks suspended, and
were preparing for resumption. IN December they re-
sumed and the returns for that month of the affairs
Of the specie paying banks only. In January two
more resumed. One again ystopped in February,
and the other in March. Six are still paying specie,
but three Of them will stop in all probabi
lily. The active bank means is now nearly 80 per
cent less than formerly The circulation and deposits are
less than the specie held by the banks which also hold
quantity Of bank notes Notwithstanding this continued
decrease OF bank facilities appears that prices now
on the rse indicated in the above table prices The
arrivals of specie n Orleans have been during the
rerod embraced In the above table, $ OOo which
$4,000 900 only has gone into the banks about soooos
has parsed through the mint, which with the ba.
lance will make hard dollars, which must have
gone into circulation for the purchase of produce.
This amount Is large - the bank circulation has
ever BEEN and the effective Of the rise in prices
II sound basis and altogether beyond the control Of
the Bank of England any other set Of men, It forms
the ground work Of long period Of prosperity.
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LeteIs-2S Wolfe Bishop Anderson x col l. daigh
20 Austen Wilson x cog w Harris-56 Richardson 9
Wa,oq1l7 Peabody Riggs & coz w Bend, Tore
col h BILL Clark colo 900 brick ii Hoand-I0 tns
odrer.
W 1nkley-2o cs Richards Watson-25 M kingsIssndmi
hid 40 10 cks Adams Brothei3 tons coal 1homI
sonl Taylor-22 Mumfod7 casks hds l, bss
cases Patrick28 blankets @ Hodge6 bales Gihon-3
Giile;pieI75 cks WatsopI5 CSC Bill Clark s CO.
Dodge co-26 steel enderson-5O crates 35is bars
iron order.
LEGHoRNShp Coroanus-l00 sulphur 200 bgs snmac
200 boxes he almonds 20 bags berts SO do walnu 10 bales
1000 do lemons 1900 do
800 bags nseed Sc casks polishing stone L Broome
PoRTo CABELLoSehr Mary Anna805 bags coffee Al do CO.
so fustic q Whitaker.
Domestic ImpOrtations.
NEw ORLEANs-Brig Almda-lOOOO bushels corn Nesmith,
Leeds * CO,
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Passengers Sailed.

Messs Wa,Tsq Deano, WT McNe and s,ugis Sys Of
Haven; Mrs Whistler, Geo w Whistler r Miss Whistler
three children and servant Of Sonngon; Blanchard and
q Davis, of New York; Jas Muir, II Poizat aud Mrs
PoiSat, of Philadelphia VIM Bond q viek;burg Miss
Erving, UsA Rev Matthew, Toronto; Gustaye Jolly -
Rcaton and Canada; Capt Sandboru RN of do
and Jose de Lame Mexeo Witteng suInsm DR. Aleyns
Chas w Claude Liverpool; Richard Cook, VIM Peter and
YIN Pbge, England; Capt Blythe, 89th RECT BA Thomas
Mesrs Rand Trad Myers and John NJ Tobn, of Halifax Miss
Sarah Jacobs, of Cambndgeport, Mass. Total &c.
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Passengers Arrived.

PALERMo-Shp CoroIanus-Rey John Dwyer, Phila
delphia; Rev Francis Ashe Rev VIM Harnet.
LIvERPooL-Packet ship Coumbus-Mr Enoloch, Mrs
Cole, children and servant-l28 in the steerage.
LIvERpooL-Packet ship Stephen Whitney-C ii Gordon.
s3d Highlanders "A; soddard, do II Lyon, NYork;
Corss, Baltimore; Mott Jersey; Monscat Mr. Storm,
Georgia; Dillon Ireland; Gooderson do; Mrs Murphy do
200 in the Storage.
NEw ORLEANs-Brig Almida-P Conan
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Brighton Market.

MONDAY, August ID, 1913.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Oxen, Is
Cowes and Calves, $500 Sheep, and 500 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices fully
tanned Wequote to correspond, few extra at 81
50a4 75 first quality 25a4 So second quality s75s4 25
tkird quality 3a3 So
Working Oxen Sales at $50, 90 and 10.
Cewes and Calves-Sales at $lS % and 81.
Sheep-Lots were sold at 81, rs and So.
Swne-Two small lots sold fog and &c. A lot
to peddle at 4c for Sows and 5c for Barrows. few
were retaiea from 81 to 7c
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy of News Fleet, Re
port of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor.
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
ivad
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STEPHEN a. DAGGETT.
The above sale postponed until the 10Th inst, the
hour aud place mentioned above.
HENRY FULLER, Solicitor, suei3 Iyrec
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINGlPlIS QBsTA"

= Il
~ Greenwich Morrison, Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons London continues be consulted conhdeny
from o'clock M to Top NJ. daily, all diseases Of pr
yae nature and all those distressing symptoms
niudicous treatment and the mprudel Of qusck msd
years enables Dr. NJ adapt proper remedies
the various well
nsidous malades DR.. VI. is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have been only checked still eay
ing the poison TO Turk the system, until ultimately Il deve
oc itself in the deploble shape Of secondary syphilis" in
all DR. NJ warrants perfect without de-
leerous drugs confinement from business In forms
of the disease performed three five days and
proportion with malignant cases
STRUCTURES OF observation-disclosures ia the
ueta sudh stribures and enlargement Of the prostrae
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull PAIN those
some oil the OF maltEcatmet Dr M
structures IN scientific promoting their absorb
ton without pain In advertisements the subject
of the defined This deusioube-
enlargement Of the gland &c would produce
analogous Is cruel patients with bou
pies &c when in reality there srctufe DR. M is FIRE.
queny consulted where patients have been injured by such
impmIer course,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.--Thousards Of Young
suffering from the consequences OF indulgen, in
destructive habit aud whose further inn from
the Of nosrums and pretended specifies which sui on
~ 10 induce greater depression DR.. NJ such m
purely pathological principles and fails establish
Strictly confidential Letters paid and
fee OF 81 viii ensure prescriptions and advice; for $40 med
cnes Will be forwarded and by the
ing history of his case.
Office 20l "a Fulton ST. near Greenwich.
BWith three exceptions DR. NJ the only quail.
ihed advertising surgeon In the city. jy30 lmsr
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PRICES OF PRopucE AT NEW ORLEANS SrPr. l. 1912 AND
APRIL 10 AND AUGUST. 1913.

This gives very encouraging rise 10 prices and gives
evidence that the influx OF money, and the lapse of time
has, in degree restored business from the extreme
depression into which the total and sudden change
commercial system had plunged the affairs of the
try The trade of New Orleans has been greatly ipu
enced by the state of the Banks, who have been COM
PEELED to pay specie, and to regulate their affairs accord
ingly. In order to observe this movement will take
the leading features OF the New Orleans Banks for the
oet follo
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT


THE Subscribers having procured the Agency
l. VOIGTANDER'S DAGuERREOTfPE APPARA
TUS according Professor Pezvals calculation
have hand large ssormnt Of these Apparatus aud artists
we'll Of their wishing procure good
paratus will find their advantage procure instruments
OF this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity OF German aud French plates and all the chemicals
used their art which they warrant in every respect, they
are made their order Polishing substances and
cases and all Necessary materials sold the
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents, viz
81 White Esq, us Broadway, ". W
r. IIass Esq, Washington D. G.
Dr. A. Cespsr, Richmond, Va.
r. Laurens, Esq, savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati, OHIO.
All communications (post pad) aud orders, accompanied
with remttances will be prompy attended and SHOULD be
directed to w. Y LANGENHEIM,
lie 3msr Exchange Building, Phila
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

., GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR
B. Il. BARNUM, Manager
Now opened the public Splendid Saloon contanins ar,i
cles OF Trade Nlanuactnaes the Arts enon &c making
A PERPETUAL FAIR.
Without charge for admission
Among the many articles already deposited the Rotary
Knitting Room, for manufacturing stockings gloves and every
article OF wearing apparel TO all whole complete and
seamless ! The whole operation of knitting
IS PERFORMED By DOG!
IL will be in constant operation Day and Evening
and is the greatest Mechanica nvention Of the age
The manager has engaged this week the City Brass Band Of
and Nes9 Dancer Mr. VIM; Cole, the Chinese Nondescrpt
aud his educated DogGat Western, the Locomotive ims.
tator &C. Brouwer the Comic Snger-Cero the Danseuse
Abundance to the Museum Garden, SC IS cents Children
half price, ans sc
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90 MEDICAL SCIENCE VERSUS QUACg
ERY.-A Cure 0uaranteed.-The College of Medicine
and Pharmacy ofhe city Of New York for the
suppression OF Quackery. is prepared to treat all
diseases OF private nature and offer to all those afflicted
with these distressing maades not to be
with in any other institution in this country either public
or private From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements between the members of the Col
lege and the most eminent Professors Medical ns
tutions Of Europe all the improvements in the treatment
ofthese diseases them long before they
reach the majority of the medical profession Of this coun
try.
With such advantages ogether with the combined skill
oil the first medical men Of this country the College feel
sstshed that the good work they have undertaken tine
suppression Of quackery," will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
services
Terms. { advice, and all medicines, So.
NIB Patients living at distance. by stating their dis
ease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere, any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full dlrsc
Agent ohs c %is
BY order, W. 8. RICHARDSON agent:
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG lion.
TIE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
- public Auction on l7th August at their Print Works in
ahway N - all the machinery and movable property of
he company, consisting of printing and engraving machines
calendel copper cylinders dye oopper dying and bleaching
apparatus steam boilers steam engine % horse power with
boilers hire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
ana common press large and small slide lathe with complete
set OF turning and boring and backsmhs tools
of mported steel and and old on quantity of drugs
suitable for cado printers and OVERS tubs casks and large els
terms, stoves, tables, benches, SC.
Catalogues N which be had application 10 Mr. php
Ttusser at the Print Works, or of
FERGUSON WALKER,
jy9 lm-r 81 William street
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Married,

MARRIED..
On Thursday the 18th inst by the Rev. Francis Cor
don, Mr.. A. NJ DAVIDSON to Miss JANE BOYLE RoLLo, both
OF Edinburgh Scotland.
On Thursday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Moses Marcus,
Mr. Henry PRoE, ELIZA eldest daughter of David Cas-
tello ESQ.
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LOVE. CoURTsHlP AND MARRIAGE.

LUVE. CUUKTSHIP AND MARRTAGE.
lust Published Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
in Love, Courtship and Marrage lnabe Guide Book.
for married and single, matters the importance to
the human by Eugene Beckland NJ ID. Translated rom
the third Paris edition, BY Philip N. Harvard. 49,,
Among the matters duly considered IN the WORK are Mat
of serious importance single aud young married
THE causes Of and certain cure brenns The arts Of
courtshpp danger OF solitary Practices and
how the habit NAV be removed and is effects cured" The
cause Jealousy with nalbe remedies for eradics
ring from the mind seeds OF hopeless unhappy
sion" oGpring with newly discovered modes based sci
entfc princpes the prevention proptaton thereof
"ntsrmarnage" Dress, with the form and colors be-
coming he various shapes and eompexons The mos,
interest single and married life relates the principal sub
For sale wholesale and retail, at iO2 Nassau street, New
York. =
GLOVER New York city, viii procure copy Of The work
being Of the United the Csnadas or
three copies will be sent for 81
Twelve copies will be sent address Tor No
ranked or post paid letters taken out OF the post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-18

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE Gmed and celebrated Fills from Portugal
perceive to be Obtained this country. Bee advertise
ment the last column, fourth page
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PATENT ELASTIC
< II ~ I1 IL l. ID ID q I


rNHE SUBSCRIBERS Offer with full confidence in its
utility and usefulness the above named article This
article intended brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
will be found Indispensable of sedentary habits
Parents aud guardians particularly requested examine this
braces Twill he found to possess requisite quality for
which recommended nameyo brace the sh ulders of
ana others who have acquired the habit OF STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They be
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
be found OF impeachment the of the The
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring. Russia
Riding Belt. The above articles manufactured under the
immediate INSPECTION of Mr. Paes who has been engaged in
the business for the last be depended
superior any article eer offered for he purpose
Sold Wholesale and all the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
237 Broadway, corner of Park Place
~. Blades will be supplied and fitted by calling at the
residence of MADAME PARSELLS iU2 Greenwich street,
between Hubert and Laght street aul8 lm.ec
THE SUBSC RIBER his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage he has received
and he has made his prices he hopes
that he Will continue To merit their patronage and he is conf
dent that there is house that spasses his in serving up
Steaks and Chopet And the business has
he will be readiness Breakfast merchants and
landing from steamboats, early hour Dinners
from l21a o'clock o'clockTeas and Suppers till 1919
o'clock. r. BURGALEW, IS Beaver street
an
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IS.
Cleared.

sGp hf TFfe M'iSa ws B% S
Ps.Brs ss% JsSs SGI Il sTths 2as&sssoa Coz Jane
a o sS MScS sm NJ sSG W sU ags bo S4
Salem Mass Keansy; PhpIa, Doane Savannah, Durham
Ioya Ges% Turtle Rey Bro ss &Ses0N D'0"f
Arrived.
Packet ship Columbus Cole Liverpool July 9Th, with mdse
Packet s5RR Stephen y, Whpaey Thoa%p;o from Liverpool
Ship North Carolina Dgqmmond from Liverpool s,h July
sable saw pae ket snip stephen Whitney Thompson I'm Liver
T6s boarded i56 inst of Gay Head By the pilot
ShP Gsos cuhnE from Ss J%y with
Brig Ga%a Tibbetis 81 days from Antwerp in ballast
Brig Peter Bsm Lewis IS days from Bremen, in ballast.
Baltimore in ten days Sid in co with Ponton. Helmer for
Brig Consaptina Repetto days from Genoa with marble,
to Ps AP Led s% So Is days from New Orleans with corn
Brig Ransom Dyer days from Calais with lumber Brett
brig H sen Nj days from Windsor Ms with
Brig William, Crocker, II days from Machias with lumber
,schr i Haren, Burel days from Burlington with shin
coffee to Whitaker. Lett Columbia, Coffin carso Flo
schr N Fowler, Nathan days from wilmington with
naval stores the master.
schr Potts, Coest days from Roanoke, NC with shin
schr Provleeown, Branal, Of Thomason IS days from
rfssfsGs S R SS,'RRa es sh1 vs. with fruit
Sch5 Rose H PgGm c Wheaton, Washington NC with ma
Schr Myers, Fowler, Washington, NC with naval to
sch Daniel Parker from Philadelphia, with coal the
sloop Ospray, Hutchinson, Philadelphia, with coal.
Below.
Shin Republic Luce Wind s. f..
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BELL & HOWARD, Auctioneers
- ,l.. 81 Ann street and ll5 Fulton
p OCULAR SALES OF FURNITURE Of all ptions
~ every Wednesday and Saturday.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy Articles Varieties &c Sc
every Tuesday and Friday. - 49,
Every facility given in the way of advances, packing
storage, &c. THOS BELL,
aul3 lwNec Auct;o,eer
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pEAV,E,S NIvrSEUrnr

IN um respectfully announces that the above establishment
been cleaned and renovated during the recess The Manager
treaty TO obtain most Wonderful Living Curiosity which
he has scrupe asserting will be by the bile
superior to Tom Thumb, Casper Hauser the Giant GIRL
Further particulars will be given in few days. ai6 iw
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HARDWARE AUCTioN NoTiCEMTe the TRADE
ware this season; sea- viii take place Friday 18th inst 10
street consisting of the following Goods original
w Mouse hole anvls bright face aud Golfer key vices
English sad hooks and hinges sedge hammers
thread composition tea kettles iron weights Rogers col
hinges becdscews brass kettles fire irons Scotch brace and
bits, plated hand and pannel saws halter chains
cross cut brass cocks night and ackng do trays
padlocks. '''
razors, scissors, Sc. of every description
Also Lconard's backstap shoves, Eddys do Parker
Whites coffee mills Sc Sc.
Also n assorted lots Hunts broad matches and axes,
shoe lacks aw blades hat and hooks hand saw files
stubs and plates shutter ppers sheep shears trunk locks
banbury do trunk handles Britannia pots and the us uai
assortment OF other gdods. - ~
b. This sale is particularly worthy the attention of the
city trade ami .,
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TO PRINTER.

TO PRINTERS.
COR sALE--A Fount Of Minion and Nonpare which ha.
been used on the New York Herald Apply at this ofce
@1
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GE0 DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen, Thursday af-
pCOernoon nth from the house No. 2i est 18th
the following articles Tor which the above reward will be paid
proportion thereof silver pot marked H. NJ. b;
silver sugar dish and milk pot about dozen
NJ W. 5lage silver forks aud silver napkin rings with diff
eren initials marked in full salt and ard spoon
marked Vr gold repeating watch gold Epne do and
one silver LEpine do-wlth other articles of value Pawn
brokers are particularly requested person offering
cles answering this description Any information will be
thankfully received No 20 Pine street l2 West 18th
aul8 ltsec