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Cotton Market.

No change in prices in this market but all sales at
full prices The news by the Victoria of such ma
ture to increased frmness among and
no large sales will now be made till after the Caledonia
arrives,
This morning several manufacturers were in market.
There have been complaints from the Of cotton
board vessels ut quarantine from Mobile and
Orleans in consequence of the delay and expense
by the health regulations.
The Board of Health met this evening look the
matter but they refused let the csrgoes up
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Reducing the flour to wheat allowing five bushels to
barrel there is aggregate of 224 barrels Of flour
arriving at tide water since the opening of navigation
exceeding the arrivals of al by l46, 33i barrels.
In connection with this table will not be out of place
to state the receipts Of our at New Orleans According
and lis 2lo barrels sacks of VIII eat" arrived at New
Orleans, during the last twelve months.
The Erie Canal is manestlv the great for the
-four OF the Western States The this will
not fall short of 900, 900 barrels.
Take these facts into con sideration.
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Transactions last week in Boston amounted to $40
bales of which 300 we're New Orleans, say So at 6s7
49, 81 and 5i2 Upland and Florida say sos aaS;
and II at slasic mos. The market closed firm both
purchasers and sellers unwilling to operate largely until
further intelligence from the cotton districts and the
know ledge the effect in Liverpool the prospects OF
short crop This news will be received by the steamer
Holders will generally take the prices offered this
week. expecting Slight advantage by holding on for the
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apparent. Tie surplus immense and under the mod
fed tariff of Great Britain, with the currency of that
country ON the eve OF another immense imitation will
pour of into the bosom Of England, and draw great
wealth into the laps Of farmers, proppng their flag
gng public spirits and assisting to alot
the banner Of State faith.
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BANK OF ENGLAND.

The rates OF money has remained nominally at II az
per during the year. but by late advces heard of
where money loaned upon consos for 80 days
without nterestthe lender to profit by expected diff
ference in price.
The quantity of money represented by the circula.
ton and depoes OF the Bank and the bullion hand
this time and the corresponding date of last year.
duced to dollars at 81 SO the { were as follows -:
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pART II.
SONG" Life on the Ocean Wave"
Words by f. Sargent, ESD
A life ON the
A home on the roll ing deep
Where the scatter'd waters rave,
And the winds their r9vels keep.
SCENA-"T The Gamblers Wife"
Words by DR.. Coats.
Dark is the night How dark No light, no fire
Shiyering she watches by the cradles side,
For him who pledged her love Last year Bride
TIark lis his footsteps No, It's gone
List list How YEARLY the time rolls ON
why should he leave thus He kind
And beev'd 'twoud last How mad how blind!
Rest thee, my babe-rest ON IT'S hunger's cry!
Sleep for there's food-she fount is dry
Famine and cold their wearying work have done
NV heart hreak-and thou--The clook strikes one
NEW NATIONAL AMERICAN SONG.
"Our Native Song'-Our Native Song"
Self exed from place of birth,
To climes more fragrant, bright and Kay,
The memory of our own fair earth
May chance awhile 20 fade away;
Bat should some minstrel echo fall
OF chords that breathe his counry's fame
Our souls will burn. our spirits yearn
True q the land we love aud claim.
The high--the ow-Iu veal
Be sure there's something coldly wrong
About the heart that does not glow
To hear its own--its Native Song.
FINALE" Lets be - A Laughing Chorus.)
From unpublished Orera.l
10 commence AT half past o'clock.
rickets 50 cents each To be had al Hewitts Atws end
WIN. Dubois Music stores,
THE Piano Forte he used this occa,ion manufac
tucd by Mr. Chckeng Boiton, and from the store Of L.
Hewitt X Co. so Ctr
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELPHIA, Sept 2OArr Lucy Remick, st johns fK
Ii Schroeder, Stafford, Mobiles Lehish Wilson, Orb iapp
West hdies Caroline Bowen, Demeraa and market; David
BALrIMoHr Sept i9@Cld Toplf Wording, ST Thomas;
Forest King, Kelly, st John, NIB Sid America lBrem Car
stems Bnnien Edward, Janney, ST Thomas; Zane, Kane
annham Ann DenmaS, Howe bermuda; Mary Rowland
ELizABrrH Cry, NC. Sept l6-Arr VIM Watson, White
NNofk Maria, Somers West Indies
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90 THE PARlSiAN Alternative MIXTURE
Tor the permanent primary or secondary syphilis.
All persons suspecng venereal faint in their system
should this powerful Alternative without delay it COM
Peey eradcates all the bad effects OF mercury by nvi
sorang and strengthening the constitution. Sold in
large bottles, s. each; small ditto, Sill in
ing half DOZEN So, carefully packed and parts
otthe Union. Office and consulting OF the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Married.

On wednesday evening, by the Rev. David Bigler,
Mr.. CHARLES HsrRy ROBINSON to Miss ANNA NJ WEL.
IINes, daughter of MIR. James II wellings, OF Detroit
Michigan-both OF Bro oklyn
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Packets to Arriy,


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Fort Of the Shipping left st the POTt whence they sailed, the
anv FOREIGN el a as list OF their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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Second Board.
State of Trade.

Trade very good in this city, All eur hotels
crowded. One wishing TO swarms of strangers must
visit the different steamers they arrive and depart
CANAL Tolls LocKAGEs Account oil tolls
ceived all the Canals this State to l4h Sept and of
all the lockages at Alexanders Lock- three miles
of Schenectady, to LIST Sept, wiz
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3URGICAL CARD.-STRICTURE.-The is no disease
tCo the urinary passages requiring practical knowedse
with the anatomy of the parts than structure none IN
which laundering rashnesS eect more de9-
rable mischief Doctor Fawce formerly surgeon OF The 2
Regiment the British army having had extensive experience
during the Pennsuar the treatment Q all diseases oi we
urinary passages together with an extensive practice IN hs
CITY and Orleans the last fourteen years. devoted
cusiyey the of structure ,snera mPoncy ste
ty onanism nocturnal emissions and those deporable
which naeated by the mixtures pills aud other pretended
specifics administered by quack guarantees to cure all those
ln,lades without restraint diet hindrance from bus
ness and without His surgical diplomas from Lon
don aud Edinburgh and his medical degree from Philadelphia
together with other Of the most respectable credentials which
can large frames his Office 1896 Fulton street. ought
To command espectaby which long experience extern
sivr practice, aud practical knowledge would warrant
Office 100 Fulton street s2l Inn
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ITO SINGLE GENTLEMEN and others, who for certain
i reasons may privately require
MEDICAL, AID

= reasons may PrNdtsi} egW..et am
Dr. GREGORY may be consulted conhdenaly al all hours
of the day evening his private residence No Barclay
street near Broadway lie has been very successful in the
from concealed hidden but oner from mistaken or
inexperienced practitioners Another important consideration
which been overlooked the ada OF remedies 10
the of PATIENTS who generally desire To obtain
cure as speedy and as private possible.
Many have desire to be informed little upon mat
tiers Of much importance aud therefore has DR. O. been
duced publish his treat private maade called the Ru
bcan All who may thus desire to consult motes sona
friend should obtain the fourth edition of this work with
CRAVINGS which has recently been published II IS much
aged and greatly improved embraces many subjects OF interest
| and Of diseases not before alluded to.
The various forms of bodily and mental weakness ncapacity
and suffering which under the head of private maades
faithfully deneated and the best practical method of OBJ
tanning sound health work plainly and practically adapt
whatever exthat of the work
ing impotence and certain destructive habit Of youthful
will both useful and interesting all cassest
friendly silent where sexual debility has
made nroads the health constitution and
points not only the means OF escape but the certainty OF
restoration.
The chapter structure worthy of particular attention.
and should be read by The authors method OF treat
ing this complaint without PAIN, and affords positive
conditional cure requiring generally only short
accomp hment The price OF the book is 80 cents and
had hour of the day evening OF the anthor
his private residence II Barclay street near the fark aud also
No. 90 William St. Maiden Lane.
No. 10 Fulton ST. cor. OF Gold 81
No. n East Broadway, cor Marke ST.
No. 1888 Bowery, cor. OF Springst.
No. 80 Fulton St. cor. OF W ater 81.
No. li6 Delaney ST. cor. OF Suffolk ST.
No. 80 Canal st.
No. 90 Bowerv, of Walker st.
Both drug stores. corner OF Broadway and Chambers street
choose order tit will also be seut by mail on receipt OF
one dollar, addressed TO tox 567. s21 imrfc
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sa; fias' Re + f s Dom s c
JG%sqn "a LcT % Monrpen MslshaI Charleston Mes
@ fNS% ss%
scSq 6o Wfs Wmpsoa a q Pc Pews
Arrived.
ship Portsmouth, Glover Al days from Liverpool with mdse,
British baIque BackassS Murray from Dundee July 81
Brig Cumberland Hadley 60 days from Trieste with mdse
Bug Cssds crs6tree 10 days from Natanzas with 400 bxs
80 bids sugar TO sygS9tiord, TilestOn Co.
Brig Mary Susan, Hynes days from Norwich, Ct bal
J"ls eE Ia sas i9f wassGs! G Ne
Baker sailed "a CO. %s s nv &n f5
SIR virginia Gr ruth 10 days from Newben NC with
aoar"boand to Prcridence ''S HUN D"'0re VIII"
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, 10 days from Georgetown Dc with
schr Extra Rooms days Richmond with coal-bound
Schr Spy, Connor days from Richmond with flour to the
schr Walter r. Jones, Pierce, from Virginia with wood to
master 18th inst of Hog Island in the gale lost oresail fly
Schr Richmond Smack from Richmond, with flour to AL
scbr Henry P. Ballard lawson from Nanemond with po-
sc6r John T. Brick West from Virginia. with wood to the
scbr Margaret Ann, Page from Virginia with wood to the
schr Philip De Peyser Ritter from Virginia. with wood to
sehr Hannibal Lacao, days from Folly Landing with OATS
II. F. Ravens.
Schr Martin Van Buren, Philips days from Folly Landing
with to H. 7. Ravens.
Schr VIM. McGlansey, Smith, from Virginia. with wood to
schr States Rights, Lippncott, from Virginia with wood
to master.
schr Emene Peterson, Hoffman, from Virginia. with wood
TO master. '
Schr Jane NJ, Cliff, days from Portland with mde to the
schr Elem Pened days from Portland with mds to the
MASTER
British chr Albion, Holiness from Norwich CT in ballast
TO master.
Schr Vistula, Phlbook, from Norwich Ct in ballast to
Schr Exile days from Brandywine, with corn meal to the
Schr Coaster Derrick days from Virginia with wood to
- - ''
schr Thos Martin Ward days from Virginia with wood
to master. " 49, '
Schr Herald Crosby, days from Virginia with wood TO
master. 49, '''
Schr Sequel Raynor days from Virginia with wood to
master y
Schr Purdy Pnsle days from Norfolk with mdse to the
master
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Here an increase of SO per cent in the tolls
their canals under reduced rates for produce to come to
market The New York tolls have been as follows -
Tolls RECEIVED ON THE NEw YoRK CANALS TO 7rH
SEPT. AND OF rHE LocKAGEs At ALEx,NpER's Lock.
Tolls, lSt peek Iotattotls Lockdges 10
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The New York tolls are about % per cent in advance
Of those of last year. At all points similar Indications
the swelling volume Of produce coming to market are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
Corn Trade,


We continue to quote Genesee flour at 81 SO 81 &C.
All other brands Iemain unchanged. New Southern
Wheat commands 80 cents. White Corn SIC. Holders
exhibit great disposition to SELL They awaiting
the arrival ofthe steamer.
The Baltimore Flour Market the 10Th inst remained
very quiet Howard street held at 81 623 but there
were sales; City Mills 81 so, and sales; Rye Flour
So So for good; Wheat brought from 75c for inferior to
93c tor pr ne; White Wheat 100 lose, and Rye Soc
Penna do 55c white and yellow Corn 47c 1000 bushels
Penn'a yellow at 4Sc; Md Oats 20a2lc.
The Philadelphia Flour and Grain Market also the
10th, continued rather unsettled and inactive, though
sales had been effected but at rather lower The
sales OF Wheat and Flour ranged from $4S to 4
houses hold at 81 60 The sales Of Corn Meal have been
small at s. so to S. Rye Flour-Lates sales at So 90
to ga rather more inquired for. There have been
several arrivals of Wheat this week and sales of about
5000 bushels at prices ranging from 90 to ESQ., according
to quality Sales OF about 600 bushels Penna round vel
low Corn at SO cts part afoat and part stores and about
100 at 81 cts and 900 at 50 cts Sales of 500 bushels New
Jersey Oats at 2S cts, and 800 Delaware at IS cts
In Buffalo on the 18th inst, operations large.
Southport wheat together with 500 bush from Erie,
taken by house at tn cents and goes to the Hudson
to be manufactured cargo Of Chicago trough 76 cts.
Further sales Of corn az 80 cents Three cargoes sold
Some Mchgan flour in good order at SO 49, but the best
brands mmanded SO 80. Sales of Black Rock shade
above the last quotation.
At Ceaveland during the first two weeks of September
there very heavy falling off. The aggregate receipts
there during the second week in Sept l25 bush
wheat 49, 4sO bbls -four and 7O72 bushels making
the total receipts during the first two weeks of September
n nj
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

FOR SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Apcnqn nth August a, their Print Works ~
the company consisting of printing and engraving machines
caende cylinders dye oopper dying and beac hing
apparatus steam boilers Is horse with
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
and press large and small slide lathe with complete
of turning and boring aud tools
of imported steel and and old ron quantity Of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyers tubs casks and large
terms stoves, tables benches &C.
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Ttussler, the Print Works, or of
FERGUSON & WALKER,
ivl9 lm*r 81 William street.
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The grain evidently in Ohio but owing TO the deter
minaon OF holdsrs IS keep OF the market receipts
thus far in Sept do not begin to meet those
of the previous season.
The arrivals OF Wheat at Milan. Ohio, in the week
ending 9th nst average perhaps 5000 bush day. varying
price from 65 to 70 cents There seemed to be
inclination to sell al those prices than when higher
Account of Flour and Wheat arrived at tide water this
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days or the Steam Ships
FROM LIVERPOOL. AMERICA
Caledonia, Lott Sent. Oct q
o. Western, Hosken.. Sept % ........ Der 10
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 81
Cleared.

SUN RISES '..'........t n MOON RISES. 2 5
SUN SETS. '...'..5 SO HIGH WATER 5
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NO QUACKERY

EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE. IN EXTENSIVE
aHo3riais .Twentyeght Years before the New York
Public doctor JOSEPH EVANS has removed his Dis
pensary TO No Chatham street Pearl where the unfo
aud afflicted with every species of certain disease will
be speedily and perfectly cured without exposue the
reasonable terms Also the most desperate ulcers and eup
tons medicines mild speedy and efecua All
are guaranteed BE find the real old Dr., No 100 Chat
ham
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General Record.

General Record.
PAcKEr GLADIATOR, Britton for London will sail to-
day Her letter bags will close Glpn the Exchange at
~ O'Clock A VI.
sm yrsPAsIAN, Barsow, before reported is Boston YES.
sci and insured there aud the insured this city
fore lated in thick fog The schr 1tn Van ai B%en ' ap s
Phillips r%% Folly L and. passed the ship Tuesday The
had all sail set trying 70 her off Lighters and every Thing
PAcTkT sHlr vIcToRA, Morgan, this port on tuesday
last by chronomeie the 18th inst with the wind on her
BAnayE MEsIGAsr Boss Of Newport supposed to be lost,
81 ocC her full yaSe america" 0"'e' New York. Tor
sg.relogs sP9p Sea Gull, Russell, which arrived at
met off Hsboough Inlet suspicious fore aud aft schr AZ
Next morning brig hove and made SS9 the ts sS SSt
observing which she elm Immediately up anchor and made of
Rsss nSTSXsI$d they ief her eI%s
boa, SS sight Lake @o 1 from %n1 hs
Of those on board they I them 70 be
connected with the schr The boat hailed but
% Hi pulling escaped cG had ss Sa R
bar srs 9 % come New n s% Lake I u
was Informed OF hS facts S and ,a re- after an inter-
'''' whale,nen.
Arr Boston lGh ,j inst Ii, Mans "a Ge"" A2g's OCEAN
mos. Spoke date, off Weston Islands, Carter Brxton
Sa1s' out ss SssSo %oa s'H e GS
%rr si P Pro- 10TH Esqumaux Cook Atlantic Ocean
with $50 bbls sp 90 do bacRsh oil spoke no date &C. faci
c Tison Proyincetown 10 days out clean Phenix Small
Phocicn Brcr sailed from NewBedford 10Th inst for South
Zenas Con n. R,msde Pacific Ocean, sailed from Nan.
Eclipse, lBr) days from Trinidad for Quebec h inst lat
so N tSf ]p tsr Tsl Gr Ne S FORK , inst. lat a.
Supeor tBg) Manson 10 days from Peterlead for st John,
SB sb ,h inst s g Ion So supplied with prOvcns6y
st So lon 4 s. DC I've" '0'A packet was
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sailed.
Brig Androdus, Richie, Rochelle and Others.
Herald Marine COrrespondeuce.


OFFICE THE RHODE IsLANpFR)
81, rr m NEWPORT, Sept. 10, 1913 (
Arr i1th Effort spear, Thomaston for New York
Patterson and Bray Orcpt CALAIS for dos 18TH Emerald
River for do. e' ~
wind NV Poland Smith, Hayana; Good Hope, Budick Ja
York - -
Norwegian brig Omen from James River for Antwerp hch
has been in Quarantine for Ia days past still in port Her
captain I'd officer and have been sick with bilious fever
faxxb
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Packets to SnII.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sherl dan, DE Peyster, Sept. IS
Cambridge, Barstow, Oct. /
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Brltton, Sept. 20
Mediator, Chadwick, Oct. /
FOR HAyRE.
l.. Philippe, Castoff, Sept. "a
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TO KENT

TO RENT,
%sA "A FURNISHED THREE STORY HOUSE,
lcupants The House complete order and situated
Ss @ en-" % s a | OF n The
cancies with sentee boarde The best references will be
Of apply Broadway @ sre the
Ia 40 LET-The Basement under tn, Froqklin House
IL hois anu shoe sci
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
seAs %
outsider street No 81 in the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
arranged in the neatest order
baggage &C. who will board Immediately after the visit
N B~Visors to this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul at port of embarkaon obvate diff
81 Smec s' '''''' ' WILLIAM FULTON.
PARK THEATRE.a C.4RD-Mr. Wallack's. .Renedt.-
L Mr. WALLACE has the honor to inform the New York
Friday eye9ng next the ed inst when win be acted by
Rola wan i,,.c g, -. H., MI waacs
WIT" T fiiiG ' BR 'H5 M D''"e''
Alessandro Nassaroni, ''''''.M Mr.. Walack
THIS NIGHT oNLY.-Mr, LAMBERT having recently
W ro other snmen Sy sre aoee that
lecture viii be delivered hs tThusdayl evening Sept sst
at Concert Hail. g! scR R1ifFsffTT1RsE q flrsroRy
s'ff Hl n ffIli5 F% {, Tfs i'
rs. some of which are the iclowing;-u
The Creation Of the sun Moon and Stars;
Moving Representation OF the Animals passing into the
Aeys Rl ss of @ pssss' Of A
At the opening ohs scene the Hosts Israel are passing
fis DRY
These a h"yc een seny imported from London
ssn and elegance Of They have been esSed
%i' universal ThV are %sRy
by cergvmen and other gentlemen the responsibility.
Tickle adm cents oh drpuh ,Itu
open az Lecture to commence at half past o'clock
MR HENRY RITZ Tespse,fSiy Informs ,hs public,
M that he proposes giving vocal entertainment at the Apo
o ,l' ,THTRsDAY EVENING, Sept. sls,;s Is.a. ..
the public several of his and most avorte compositions
PROGRAMME.
the e@pes wf acres. e tn" cloudy Vn' fy ITO
a Oh sweet I'VE sR sSe 0 @lh ' Of the seea hearth,
Our way the Mountain no!
soNGT"I I'm AH9at Pm Ahoat"
The Oceans my home and my bark IS my bfide-etc
scENAoo"T rE. Dram Pr, am G the the ReveIler'
Words H BY i Charles nHste S i%asss Esq.
Sung b Mr. Russell e. the sG Meeting lee hsd %
over three thousand persons.
Around the board the guests were met the lights above them
And in their repnshed Oft the mddy wine stream
Their cheeks ilus1d their bright their hearts
,,, with pleasure bounded ,,,,,
lhe song was sung the toast was gie ahu ouu te eNel
sounded o.. ~ .,
drand my bumper with the rest and cried, Away with
sorrow
Let us be happy Tor care we Tor to morrow
But as spoke my sght grew d and sumber deep came ger
me-. a.. 90,
And md the whr OF mngng tongues this vision passd be-
lore me- .o>-l 80,
sONG-Ihe iyy Green.
-, Written by 4. Dickens Esq.
OH dainty plant is the ivy green,
THE ' SEWF T iiSlfi Dl poe.
Llle-saver " ave-stemmer!
Deep-dyer away
Nights shadows are closing
The portals OF day:
On the breast OF the billow
we hear his low wall =
We have put up the rudder,
ANU iul u w uie san