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Initure any description dispose Of who break
ing up will find ready sale for any Potea or
,he subscriber. Goods to any amount purchased
F.COLTON. rs Fuitor-stresf, and
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thursday r. NJ
The sales at the Board continue large and at far
Their advance in prices Indiana bonds improved ]; Illinois
special i Harlem Railroad !; Auburn and Rochester
Canton Company II
We quote Domestic Exchange
Boston, par Mobile. 10 a l5t
Philadelphia par disc. New Orleans. l a 20
Baltimore. /. :. par North Carolina II Il
Richmond. Cincinnati.
Charleston :. :. l +" Louisville l a IL 4"
Savannah l Nashville. -.
Augusta $50. / ST Louis sp che Z"
Columbus. j! Il 4"
For Specie the quotations are
Amer Cold old l Rs ssn ios csrolus Dolls. 81 os ss
do do 100 a 100! Five Francs GAIA e3i
Portuguese Gold loo 1907 do Patriot. us 60 ais 65
Spanish Dollars. 10. = Soveregns =. SO IS
DO Quarters. 9S 100 do light. =. 80 a 81
Mexican Dollars .l00ia 1909 Heavy Guineas. 90
do Quarters. SO 100 Napoleons. 80 a 81
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have declared diy
dend Of per for the last half payable the LIST of
September.
The Baltimore American Of yesterday notices moderate
sales of Maryland Sizes at 59S so.
The following S,ocks sold in Boston 10th shrs
Boston Maine Railroad o9 per sh; sdo Western Railroad
s57 per share do Eastern Railroad n. H ssi per sh
do Boston and Providence Railroad 993 1893 per sh; do
Hamilton Manufacturing Company $3.50 per sh do York
So do Railioad Bank Lowell par; - do Traders Bank
s923 per sh do North Bank ss3 S9 per sh; - do Me-
chamcs Bank SO per sh do Eagle Bank adv; do Fire
mems Insurance Co. 10Y adv.
Receipts the Western Railroad for the week ending
August II.
Passengers ..Ss,27s. ".Sa '5l3
Freight, SC. ........... 5,O33. ........... 3.56l
Total. ........... Sl3,3lI.. Sill Oh
The amount of outstanding Treasury Notes, from official
statement on the Is, of August Sc ,l27 80.
New CousrERFEITs.-New Counterfeit SIS and SIS on
the Albany Exchange Bank have been received in this City
aud will soon be offered for passage They payable
D. F. Gray. and sigued Noah Lee Cashier, and G. w
Stanton Presdent-dated July H. ls43 The paper is ra-
he and white and of the engraving coarse but
generally well done.
Counterfeit So of the National Bank in circua-
ton on the line Of the canal Letter A, pay H. g. Ste
vens No. 1884, June is, lsa3, T. Mum, Cashier James
Gaatn President; Duand, Perkins CO. y. Y. engrares;
paper thick light engraving coarse and easily
Providence Chronicle.
There monthly statement the condition of the banks
of New Orleans published in the NewOreans Bee of Au-
gust I. Here it's:
Banks Circula';or Deposits. specie.
Louisiana 500 S32 II. 54S 3d. 81 05S So
Canal Bank. -. 1920 &C.. 6cl2 a.. 81 S55 IL
CITY Ban .l353S5 CO.. 250030 49,. 1879 ga
State Bank. 70.9u4 Co.,. 52G,C36 IS. 6l3O24 -
Mechanics 81 800 Co.,. 1919 81. ,l9S ass II
Union Bank. 1895 CO.,. 22l, 1873 Co.. 400 653 %
sl,2is,652 - sao55,a43 "A s5,s5s s57 IS
1905 ai3 II 5,2l3s93 Is
Liabilities 2l3 1913 Is Specie 1914 964 20
They are Likewise indebted to banks foreign and local,
S462 2Sl g. and there due from foreign and local banks
S7S6 sO7 65 which, added the foregoing balance $685.
400 90.
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G- Boartiing SehoollaaIrring Institute
jy23 amis WIN. T. LYON. A. NJ Principal.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
THURSDAY p N.
The sales at the Board continue large and at far
Their advance in prices Indiana bonds improved ]; Illinois
special i Harlem Railroad !; Auburn and Rochester B;
Canton Company T.
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d,gv rnblshrl by D. APPLETON & Co. geo Broadway
Practical instruction in ANIMAL Magnetism S pe
dir nj Notes By the translator and Letters from eminent PLY
rians and Others descriptive of the United ates
I v,i y mo; 81 90. aulf 3uS
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DEMOVED.-Beebe' Patent Improv ed Cook
n inc Range Nanusc,ory from No Gle Broadway to No
23s Water and No CSC Broadway of 18th wheI.
the public are respectfully invited to call and examine the
amIs Inn CHARLES FOWLER Agent, 23s Water.st
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ny Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
AStuaeys At Law. Pittsburgh, "a. na smi,s
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CTRAW GOODS-Naper, Fisher & Co., l34
and Fancy Bonaets fine straws Devons Willow, Cypress
aud Pam.leaf Goods Artificial blowers &c &c auto lwls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

When man first fiour5hca in Edens bowers, no care
trouble no sickness disease had made their devastat-
ing aods IN his happy state; but whenhe partonk
"0f that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste
Brought death into the Morll and all our 40.
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JX7OOL-25 bales Entire Rios Wool, superior
w lot Just landed per lhancellor from Bnenos Ayrcs
for sale by VAN BLARCOM CHAMPLIN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

DOARD.--A family or few single gentlemen
ID of good morals have board and spacious rooms in
priv e amya very desirable location lO East Broadway
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

DELL & HOWARD'S NOTICE.-The public
- informed tina, for weeks Furniture will be Of.
sd their PUBLIC sales such articles forced
md mast The Dry Goods Clothing and Variety Sales
vi" be under the unfortunate circumstances The sales
until the lst Ct September will be only such above ds
csibed On the lst of September Regular Fall Sales will
commence all goods offered Ill be free and the sales will be
conducted fair and houoraby Sales of Furniture, in all ts
Gg Fancy and Pledged Goods Tuesday and Friday
No postIonement account of the weather.
Stores 80 Ann and lis Fulton-streets.
aul7 iwiS- THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Sprnce.st.
w The subscribers inform herends and the public that
they have now on hand the greatest OF Shades 10 be
found any the country and selling al very
duced prices Shades Of pattern or size painted TO ore
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations done In style not TO
'e anu ss' mis- y any BARTOI DE MAUNY
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR CEN
IL ERAL EDUCATION, 422 Fouston-street. twithn a
few doors of -The uodersg ed will reopen his
School after the Summer vacation. Monday. September
it Applications for admission either department can be
made personally b. letter during the present month at MS
residence.
TEKs-For Boarde $500 per annum tfor boys under ten
years of for broes reduction madel this charge
$50 quarter. X. TOWNSEND HCDDAhl.
WANTED-A resident French Assistant; also Classical
Teacher of ability and experience Apply As above any Time
during this month anI. tszL.
MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL, Crosby
1fl sueer.-JAMES y McELLlGOTIT, P,ITclnai 81 me
Male Department; Mrs. MARY Ann WHEATON,, Frn-
cipal OF the Female Department
The present annual terminates Monday
2sth when the exercises the School will be resumed under
cIrcm,tauce highly au.pcious. Changes have been recently
effected both in the character and course OF in.iucton by
hch the standard Of attainment, we'll IN CLASSICS as III
EorIish will be elevated trade surpassed by that
one in other Schools OF admitted superiority To parents
Therefore who desire their chiden really thorough edu-
caon this institution Offers superior advantages
Circulars embracing farther particulars may be hJd
plicatiou any member Of the School COMMITTEE 10 either
Of the Principals.
AZ McDcugal-stret
N.w.York, Aug. g. 1873. auii SodrS! liz
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400 do Roscoe Mill do 50 do Richardson Genesee new
Wheat-the above brands daily landing and for sale by
ali 3t- JAS. Nj. HOYT SON, 10 Courtlandtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

RICH MUSLINS AND BALZORINES.
THE Subscribers offer to the Ladies and the
public generally very beautiful assortment othe above
ART clos ar reduced prices, consisting Of
French Muslns great variety Of patterns aud qualities.
Figured, STRIPED and black Musns.
.Jsconet and Swiss Musfins for dresses.
Bazones of different qualities and styles black and col
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ByF. Cotton. Aucticneer.

by tuCtI'Ittr.
STORES No ll3 Fulton and "a Ann Streets
~ On FRIDAY, AZ 10 O'clock, large sale Of every
isscpton OF Furniture of aniiiesconss,ng of ma
hogan and cumape chairs, rush and wood DO, mahogany
sbe ard bsdsteas and secondhand sofas div aus
wndass aud pa bedstead beds and bedug hair Mattresses
20 do all sizes Brussels and ingram carpets rugs
desks, wash stands toilets.
cots rockers; looking glasses clocks large quantity Of oil
CLOTH entirely and fixtures sofa bedstea
iron chest together with glass yases, &c.
Also, one piano forte. secondhand.
y. 3. Sale Positive rain shine.
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DONGEES-l2 cases White Pongees 80 yards.
L 10 do do do Hdkfs. figured.
For sale By 1iRlNNELL, MlNTURN co.
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DISSOLUTION-The copartnership heretofore
~ existing between the subscribers unde the and firm
of SCHENCK& LALOR Grocers No 20 Slalberry'sireet,
is this day dissolved BY mutual cons, Mt.
The senior partner will continue The business on his own
account and is authorized settle the business Of thu late
firm Dated 18th August 1853. JOHNL SCHENCK,
IOHN LABOR
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uATTER'S PLUSH, of the different qualities,
l. L for sale low by THOMAS CUMMINGS,
auu lmis ~ Pine Street, near Pearl.
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ROARD-A gentleman and his wife wish to pro
- cure board in private family more than l.. mile
from Wall.strae and where there are children Terms
moderate Address GEORGE. at this Office. AUS u
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90 000 5000, $500, 5000, 1900 and l,5oOto
.DC, OOO, loan Bond and Mortgage on improved
property in this City, at 3 per cent. ApDly to
OSGOOD BURL1NG,
RSal Estate Auctioneers, 10 Water.strset.
Lao in Auulv As above. au4 IL
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u rt iS. snn anu 10 THos BELL, Auc,iones..
Q. Warrsn, Auclioneer.

ITO PRINTERS,-WELLS " WEBB having
taken the No 10 Annstree prepared receive
on sale all kinds of SECOND HAND PRINTING MA
TERIALS.
They also keep on hand Wood Type Cases double and
single Stands, Brass bottom and Wood Cables, Furniture
Quoius SC. SC. aul8 3w
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/ AhGE SALE OF FURNITURE.-THIS
II DAY, Friday ish August, lsi3 at 10 O'Clock a, Ne s
De-streei by virtue OF lanaord warrant large gem
>deboars extension fables pillar claw do pier and mar
tie glasses astral and hall lamps, Brussels ingram and Vent
wardrvbes oil CLOTH superior piano forte and stool wash
stands toilet tables dressing bureaus feather beds hair and
desks work tables Sc Also large quantity Of bed and Ia
bic nen blankets Qnlts coveet SC together with large
ud silver ware. Also ta of Kitchen Furni.
;ur,. with which the sale will commence;
lt% P. HENRY Marshal ii2 Fultops
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M sMeetinS OF the Ne.v-York HofnGoPa-
AMI .-Ihs Members OF tn. NeM. ore iioG e.,
at No. 30 Broadway, In order TO take such meg
c a. De deemed poreT 10 testify t.sit !tslsSt of ,s
aoi ei tue illastrious Hlnemaun the founder OF the
System OF whose death intelligence has been
Jaa as .ITscsl,ed. WILLIAM c. BRYANT, President
'as l. 5. SMITH, SscIetsry aulS 3tise
b, nfre Window Shades--Nanufacturedt 10 or
si1e shape hguIe aud handsomely fitted IN ma
A usmes 10 psrlur basement Office and other windows,
s, aeseens Tor public rooms, sc. by
rs,., LEE x CO.. l8 Factory-street
I'd Shades, unlike all Others, admit all the ali
sss, o ne room and perfect view into The s,reetai
s they obstruct the view from the the
s tiles and e.hsr insects OUT and olIa-
jr2zlH
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BOARD at No 9 College Place-A suite of rooms
- and board for gentleman aud his wife may be obtained
a. ,toye uul5 lwis.
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T AIDES going to or returning from the Country
- wishing their supply Of Shoes can find at j. b Mil IL
ften kinds good in quality style and low
price can be obtained in New-fork ladies'
per pair good article Ladies' Cater Boots r. 49, and
made 10 hillngS beautiful STYLE Every sticle
is warranted Of my manufacture aud male by superior
sorkmen several of whom have been IN my employment for
the last years Ladies who wish good Shoes At lair
Instead of buying poor Shoes the cheap stores will find
TO their decided dvantage to call and purchase nj
j. B. MILLERS. li2 Canal-st.
anl4 6tisfod. between j lmpson and SullIYansts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
Baltimore Market.

Pooriaon,-There has been a very decided improvement
in the demand Bacon during the week and prices have
advanced The receipts heavy and the
.alss probably embrace 900 900 lbs Of Western Bacon,
which have cleared the market of all this description
,ba, hands We quote tho range of prices paid
fou 4af4c, with tire remark that the principal
sale. "A We quote the of Hams at 5a6ie
Sales Sides made eary in the week a, &c ADD all
be had have been taken since Among
nsactons at 43c note sale Of 4Oooo lbs
Holders have price &c and quote
accordingly Shoulders sold early in the week at ga
az. b,, they are held Bic There is nothing doing
in Ba fillmore Bacon beyond the ordinary retail sales
quote Hans 7la3c and Sides and Shoulders DC.
hskg-Saes of bbls have been uniform throughout the
week 22c-hhds continue scarce, with shes at &c
Wagon FreighL--There IS change in the rate to
Wheeling and Pttsbnrg via CONFERENCE.-The rate from
Cumberland Wheeling continues at SOC per 100 lbs and
PittsbpIg 45c-the charges the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road this city Cumberland follows, viz
Coffee aud Tobacco 25c per 100 lbs and G.
eees Dry Good other Merchandise generally 35c pei
Rail Road and Wagon charges together make
aggregate Of only so Sc per 100 lbs for the
through either Wheeling Pitsshurgh-the entire bust
be attracted the Rail Road and Cana
Lines for by which, other than those stated above
refer 10 the advertisemen,s --4nlerican May 30.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
TIL Il II N. A d. u M.
is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
ID. p. HOLLOWAY & Il. w. DAVIS,
1T the So,lt-east Of Nam and Front streets,
Richmond. Hapne county, Indiana.

Terms of Advertising... DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwESrY-FIvE CENTS
ditonal nsertonTEs LINES, the space occupied by
250 counted square, nothing counted less than
square all square, and less than square and a
half to be counted s9are and haL-Per square for
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for six SIX Doll
LARS or len DOLLARS per annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per annurn three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, will be charged
column of 1000 ms, SEQ 90 per -ouhs
of a column, $4,000; for half column, 1880;
quarter Of columns S2500.A deduction Of 20 cent
will be made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column ted by the half and not
altered Chancery notices and petitions foi Divorces must
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad be with the cash, unless
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
N b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid unless the option of the publisher by
nj e,veen the publisher and advertiser