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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Captain brig Sarah Ann, for Eastpert, Me.


New York, Sept 18th, IS4S
We daily hear of OF different diseases but cannot
publish half of them This Salve is certain under Pro-
whence, to do to relieve the human than all
the other medicines ever made To make 1t an induce
men to make every family keep this article in the house.
the quantity has been increased than four fold of
the old price, And the propreors have also been the
great expense Of having expressly engraved splendid
wrapper which will in future cover tie genuine, with
fac smile signature of Comsock Co. on each box -
Never buy unless that is found To be had only at
81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

GREAT PoLrTIcAL MEETING IN The PARK The
great big political pot is beginning TO bubble and
steam will be let oil this afternoon at the meet
ting in the Park. We shall be there to see.
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o. Sbskfpeere's play OF Hamlet has just been
translated into the Polish language, for the fret
time, in a'compete and correct shape. The Polish
literary journal, entitled Tygodnig Litraeki, speaks
very layorably Oft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

oD- THE PILEs-Ths distressing complaint can be
a. perfectly cured as the drawing OF tooth stops It's
aching by the sole and only Of Hays Liniment and
Linn'sBalm Of China-no matter how old or bad These
things warranted TO or the money returned
Then any ono who will after this suffer with them de.
erveto, prejudice gets the better OF common sense
they have lot had the desired effect they have
been counterfeit The only genuine is to be had at 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

rRHEUMATlSM.-Persons who troubled with
the Rheumatism will first buy anything said be good
or pulled up with fictitious certificates until they give
up in despair chasing all things together good and bad
This wrong, and thousands might he perfectly free
from the complaint, matter how bad, il they would but
once use Hewes' Nerve and Bone Linmen and the In
dian Vegetable Elixir They known to fail.
We will refer the scepcs TO OF our first citizens
personally who have been cured, to show the absurdy
OF suffering with complaints ofthis nature. To be found
only at 81 Ceurtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
MONEY MARKET.

"cuheSuuyy Sept lou
There was better movement to-day at the Stock
Board, with higher prices illinois rose I; Ohio, Ii In
diana I; Harlem, d United States SIS, l. posse
Ohio State borrowers introduced to the Board this
morning to produce favorable impression prior to the
"operaons' for the January interest. The per cent
loan is still in a state of parturition.
At the New Board there was good business done.
We have repeatedly called the attention of readers
to the affairs of the New York and Erie Railroad.
An important election for Directors of this Company h
now pproachng and the action Of tho stockholders at
this crisis will determine whether this work il to be
pleted
year since we told the public that il the Board
was not thoroughly purged the road would not be
menced. Our predictions veriAsd. The property Of
the Company has been suffered to d.osy-the road da.
pldatedthe creditors dsheartened, and incalculsble
damage done and learn that Of the persons
whose places in making Themselves exceed
'nyly active in obtaining proxies to prep up the
gers OF the Eastern Division and to rseect the very
to whose management all the difficulty may be
justly attributed
We caution the stockholders sganst these persons and
advise them either to appear person at the election on
the sh Of October to give their proxies to those in
whom they can confds.
Efforts being made in the country, and the agents
and engineers the line of the rosd will make more
attempt to gull the innocent and unsuspsctng, to the
objects for which their votes will be used.
There is degree of speculation now going in cot
ton which will undoubtedly lead to disaster both here and
at the south. The prospects Of the cotton market
doubedly good, and with regular business prices will
rise gradually. There is nothing, however in the bust
ness which warrants the daily growing speculative
excitement. One half the in relation to the
shor.ness OF the crop false and set snoat for
speculative purposes. The season is backward and far
less will be raised than last year; but the dsac
will greater than the surplus stock hand in
Liverpool With the supply hand to COME forward,
increase of consumption, predcaed upon low prices
and the abundance of money, will gradual and
healthy RISE The crops for the last years have been
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VERMONT ELECTION. There is some doubt Of the
success Of Msttocks the wing Ecsndldate for the
Governorship, but if not elected by the people. he
will be elected by the Legislature, as that body IN
both branches will have large wing majority
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oz- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY RADICALLY

o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY RADICALLY
CUhED. ALI persons suffering from debility produced
ny secret indulgence Of any kind may Ind
safe and permanent remedy in the TONIC MIX tuhE
prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
city OF New York. Numbers Of persons have onna re-
lief from this powerful nvigorator, after ying other re-
nedies in vain sod in large bottles at 81 each; small
10 81; in containing half dozen 80, care'uiiy
packed and sent TO ell parts Of the Union. -
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, " Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

1o- We have whit; frost in this .neighborhooc
early inlthe lmornings.
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10 Mr.. Charles E. Horn, has been appointed Di-
rector OF Music at Covent Garden Theatre, by Mr..
il. WaIack.
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90 IMPORTANT TO THE UNFoRTUNATE.-A

90 IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE.-A
cure guarauteedThe College Ct Medicine and Pharmacy
OF the city of New York. established for the suppression
Of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases
OF private nature, and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages not to be met with
at any other institution in this country either public or
private From the constant correspondence and from
private the members OF The College
and the most nen professors OF the Medical Institutions
Of Europe all the improvements in the treatment OF these
diseases forwarded them long before they reach the
majority Of the medical professions Of this country
With such advantages, together with the combined
skill OF the first medical men OF this country the College
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken, "the suppression OF quackery will receive the
patronage deserves from that portion of the public
curing their services.
Terms for advice, and all medicines, SIS.
NJ d. Patients living at distance, by stating their dis.
ease xpcitly writing giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any, can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full drec.
tons use with guarantee OF cure by addressing the
agent Of the College, post paid, enclosing IS.
by order w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, s7 Nassau
street
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@CASTLE GARDEN-Proprietor's benefit will take
place this evening" when will be presented magnificent
display Of re Works, being the last this For
particulars, see advertisement.
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90 An application has been made to the " com.
ln9bliy az Northampton TO admit the widow Of
John c. Colt MS a member
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verpool, i2l $50 100000
The stock on hand in Liverpool to the close of the
present year. hes increased 67oeo bales under average
production OF say 100000 bales Now if the growing
crop should yield than 100000 bales the sup
ply for the year. embracing the Liverpool stock.
will be 1900 900 bales, which allow Of increase of
400 600 bales in consumption and still leave the usual
stock 500 600 hand in Liverpool at the close
of the year. 5000 bales is equal to an increased
weekly consumption of 1900 bales the averagof
the last three years There is every to believe
that with the abundance of money, and favorable har
vest that this increase will take place. but II is by no
means certain that the crop will be less than 100000
bales or 600 900 essthan last yearthe physical force
employ ed and extent OF land cultivated forbid greater
falling The whole position Of the trade is such as TO
warrant the hope of gradual improvement In prices
under the effective demand for consumption--but tho
market will be destroyed by speculation. Already large
orders have been sent from this side buy the Lverpoo
stock speculation This will inevitably result in dis
aster II is the result Of nudcious spec uaion simu.
atedby the abundance OF money here and in Lverpoo
Money has accumulated in large Masses and mschie.
vous Legislation has prevented il from finding empIov
ment in regular trade. IT, therefore, seeks de sperate
speculsons. Stocks have been influenced by Il, and
now the Cotton Market is beginning to be sgiated
This will impart unsteadness 10 ell branches of tu.i
ness.
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&C. Tie Hon. Elisha Whittlesey is said to have
rendered his resignation of the Office of Sixth Audi.
tor of the Treasury. National InteAigencer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

o. We would call the attention Of our readers
TO two advertisements of the popular hotel and
restaurant, All Nations Hotel, No. III Broadway
One isinterestng to travellers and sojourners, and
the other to hotel keepers wishing to embark in bu-
einessthe place being offered for sale, furniture,
fixtures and lease.
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DI5- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills. for the radical Of gonorrhea, gleet, and ali
mocupuruent discharges from the urehr, are univer
sally considered, by the medical faculty OF the uned
States the safest and most speedy remedy for as
trssng complaints They eradicate the dseaAe In an in
credbly short time without tantng the breath magaee-
ing with the stomach, confinement from business.
Sold in boxes, containing one hundred pills, 81 sac9
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms of the College Of Medicine
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

r There are thousands Of persons afflicted with diseases
of the Lungs have given all hope Of fcovsry slTpa
sell and not TO cure and have failed received any benefit
from and wonder at it, especially when they
make of an article which proposes 10 cure all Diseases
they might settle il in their hearts that good oI none
Now we such have given up on TINS account ee IS
one medium worthy of your which you have over
looked and the reason that you have not tired IT. that 1t
has been procl 'ms as positive Fenedy oT al a. iSs
we have modest for you, have on t9 'e u-
vanished truth and TINS is the only course We shal Pfsu
have said bali much in favor OF ms medele a.
we might have said conscientouSly and the simple reason IS
we do not wish 10 follow tn wake OF those wh
wha, their article Il those who are atnGteh WIZ
call on us we will try satisfy them oi the real merit OF our
article is or sale wholesale and retail at Dr covert
Office l35 Nassauseet also $50 Bowey @ hudson.s
208 Greenwich street 8th Avenue and cornr OF 2st-
street and Sd Avenue Harlem, \, Y and by f kands ef-
srVC City
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

~ l>n1cr.r1ov Co,rfyESEss HEADACHE, PALPrrA-
rroS OF rHr HEARr PAIN ~ rHs BREAsr &c WTshts
Indian Vegetable ii Is certain TO remove pam and
nan corrupt hnmors which the cause OF eveEy maaay
Vsah pills raken al night on going bed will In all
s,ys relief even in the intense suffering and i Eseaed
sw rn-s il will no; only drive disease OF every description
iom the BODY bu, il will most assuredly npart life and
ygor 10 th- whole frame.
tb man sI,ous medicines which order deceive, aIe
mad in outward appearance closely TO resemble the above
r. should BE- remembered all medicine has Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed on the :ides Of the boxes
and that if the word Wrchs cannot ee iound all posi-
Oscss devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine
hs,Is and etail-Nos. 2SS Greenwich street New ork
NJ los emontsreet Boston, and No 1863 Race-sse,. Phii-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

Procrasinaiion is The thief Of time truth as so
it important and yet how siai az M ,b mos; vital I'M
portance " hen disease Inyade' the Ysc@' @ d ns,
should be lost Ptocnres me [s conSTtional diseases
such Is RReumat,sin Kings Evil, sGI9ne TTcuss s III
i,'n.,n CrtaneouS Emprions, Ulcefs, Whlte swell
and Pam OF the Bones, and other similar
5-s, s.. APARlL, has been found n numerous
@ 10 b.. an efficient remedy, operating mildly ana plea
,be general system purifying ard cleansing The siiai
luds giving and epeTg! 70 ne ,i have m
,s,.lT with vi.w Of alevatng their 5nierlnS,
have m u,is: short tlne 70 then innlie pleasure ana ~ ~
bt apdly improved their health until II has become iuy
For Conclusive evidence superior value and efficacy
m csrfcates publ. he'd in this and other city papers
preparrd and sold wholesale retail aud exporeton
-, A. g. SANDS & CO. Druggists (Grane Buildings
so s S b. SANDS 70 Falton.street and Il East
BrosIyay corner Of Mark-stre.. Price 81 per bottle six
bottles for So onga documents may been seen at our store
u No person living tell the amount of good done
WoaM CHsprrs his Diahea ,udy has been entirely sue
cess'ui il curing Diahea and Bowel Complaints and M
fornIy successful vhich the following certificate will 20 to
pfove-from the Rev..E. ". Graves, y. Y.
are technically ,errned patent medicines but cannot with
hold my ai;robs,i3n Of Dr. Fismln;s DaIrhea Stndyi
know nohin Of that Candy gpo Others, but having pse
mysS IS wr c IN my my s 10 h4ys as, yet 5ql to w e % Of s s
most distressing complaint Diahoa VOWS W Fc:Ressvg c
AnoherThs cer,f~s that my l,;le Son, i've years age
badly troubled With worms; gave him half stick OF
Dr. Fleminc's WoRM CANDY which worked like charm n
js5Sgps a u a is M sufferer to ' ERKIIS %:Tf S2sa III BoweS
Pen?d aud sold wholesale and tsta Dr. &C. GoTgs Of
d avenue we se Hsfs"' 4 y and 3 T'njs jersey City
Nv To Cure Weak and Intiamed Eyes or
Lidthe Roman Eye Balsam IS the very best aIicai
many instances supeced the NECESSITY Of an oTsstIon
Price q cents. For salt. by DAVID SANDS < CO. y
273 Broadway. au23 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

from Canada aad landed this port the rate 200 900
bushels per Ih- duty Canadian Wheat IS
per bushe a, that time If the Canadians mill force
enough there must be trade What 10 side.
HCDsoH, Augsut lo.-Wool-- Sa1ony 10 a l5c Merino
30 81! Ilalfbood - rs; is -. John S An.
able, OF Hudson has purchased the st Of April last,
.i9900 lbs Of the different grades of WOOL which he has
Maid about St5 COO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
LEARY & &CO-GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, 1913

the urgent solicitations OF many of customers from
distant parts of the Union shall INTRODUCE at
our sales rooms the beautiful style Of Genenen HAS
Tor the coming order accommodate them As also
the numerous strangers visiting the city who may leave
here prior TO the date (Scpt when has been our custom
in former years effect the Autumn change OF Fashion
LEARY * co HatttfS MOI aud Astor House.
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS. containing drawings,
dimensions and other Illustrations will be forwarded by mail
to those who request it, and who address Us post paid
Now York, Aug. -, 1913. aug 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

NJ \ RRIED.

AZ the seat Of Hon. Wn Jarvis, Weaihersield Vermont
ReT De Forest Richards, Of Chaestown y H. TO Miss
Harriet B Jarvis.
At Albany, Aug. l6 by Rev. ]. A scnneller, Maurice
Proctor, OF this city, TO Maria Logan. OF Albany.
At Utica Aug 10 by Rev c. Porter, Isaac Tai ior Of
this city, 10 Mary Wiley, OF Utica.
AT Holly Springs, Mssissrrr, Aug BY Rev. Mr.. Fos-
ter John Johnson Esq OF the parish OF Concorda La
Elizabeth X Barker youngest daughter Of Pierre A Bar
her. ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

FAcToR1Es.-Thcrc is large menuiactory Of
water-pa.ls at Topsham, Me-, where they turn OFT
the Article more rapidly than any where else-the
price varies from 50 to S3 per dozen, according
to quality. A cotton factory in the same town.
which COS, S 10000, was sold few months since
for S28,O0O, and the present owners are oolng a
rood business with 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
Markets. Carefully r.proted for The Tribune.


AsUES-The market for Ashes has slightly improved:
900 bbs Pots have been sold 81 81 to 3 closing at
the latter rate The holders firm Ale" eblS OF feaFls
brought SIS 81 5 80.
FLOUR-In consequence Of the storm the transactions
have been light, Holders demand 50 for snesss but at that
,rns,c,ions for export. Sales Of about 1000 bbls flat
,nJ u[Ie' rennd sao hoop OHIO at 81 So Michigan be quoted
at s7 300 bile Troy sold lat s 800 Oss Ns%l 9oS 9GS
hbl sInerior article of Petersburg brought 70; 1oo
bS Brandy wiae Meal sold S3 aad lev h0shead at 10
80, cash. ,,,.. wa, r,,,t.
IN Bermuda al 0Oc and 1000 bushels ne" North
Carolina at 1000 fer milling here Northern Rye we quote ss
6s 6s9c. withou, sales Oats have .s,i,e'
29c now the price Corn remains IN good demand y
small sale of North River has been made at 59c
This cannot be considered the pce, wh'chis %
600 bushels of New Orleans sold at SOC weight eh0i'S ae
scarce and bring &c Ship Suifs &c, dull
PROvlsIONS-Pork is firm. Sales OF Soo DDS Mss ,ss
Sl 37 and 375 bbs Prime $40; 20 bbls soft fme w. io
bbl, Lard 81 So
WIAI EBONE-5OOO hrcurht 42c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

IJTHOLESALE" AND REI AIL SIAIIUN-
w ERY FRaSclS 5l nS' is1 tsn ta
we GO h No. Maiden Lane large, gene
I I and Of H. ey 10 ct
% o, Blsnk Books would considerable by call
ns on the bio - as .s n w a
una m ms @ Rocks and Blank Work Of every DESCRIPTION,
Ruling Bindns SC al short notice ssei feas
b large and choice assortment Of lnkstaGd enons
which arr some splendid specimens OF snsin eI
IL,Is,,nS LIa,ei5s wholesale and retail. L. FRANCIS
lnkss'Ii o I. rs Maiden Lane and Liberty. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

RocnEsrER August l9-Tbere is little or no change 10
In business transactions since last week yet what there
s may be regarded Improvement for Is hardly posi-
bic that matters rerog,de the point Of when
some months ago It true there Is no ao
vance IN price of the great staple Of the Genese country!
Whsa nor has There been any falling othe price remain
fra at So cents Flour former quotations.
say 81 25.
The Canada papers publish BY authority Act fixing the
rate OF da,y Wheat exported from United States Cana
IA per bushel II we deceived The prem.
ses this viii enable farmers West recpro
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
Cleared,

Shin Adelaide, Adams, Havana SpoTord Tileson Co.
Brigs Russia, Law Portland. Nesmth Leeds TO; Caro-
line Z Plat Rice Apalachicola, Post Philips.
Arrived,
+ s store shin Lexington SO ds fin Mahon Passed Glib
raltar, July Do Leatenant Conmnder VIM NJ Glendy.-
Died on the passage Aug2 Alexander Garfield, marine;
late Carpenter of ship Fairfield. The ship PreJle
e Alaon July H. for the United States to touch at Bar
ceona and intermediate Spanish ports The Delawere sailed
from Alahon July IL for Iouon and coast OF itay Con
rr.ss AID Fairfield up the Mediterranean Spoke
IN the Straits of Gibraltar July 43 brig Abertlna Tor
24th lat SO 50 Ion 10 so bark Clifford OF Boston or te
moa Passed, cruising of the Westen Islands July o. 'e
whaling bark moCene of Boston Aug D, lat 81 ~, long
g; 80 l. irgate Macedonian steering for the Western
IsIands--all we'll Aug Is, lat 50 o. long 66 l3 whaling
brig Leonidas from Western Islands, bound TO al! River
Ship Nicholas Biddle, Truman I'm Liveiloo '"y 10
ndze to TAYLOR s Merre
Brig w Garrison Brown SO days from sierre Leone W.
Africa, with camwood, palm OIL, sc. McCracKeu Li''
ngston. Left at Cape Pamas June ~ brig Asin'a, Law
lin from Gaboon Sailed from Cape Messutado July :, u
S. brig Porpoise 1t. Com. S,eevsgon all well. Sailed
from Serre Lrone July II, big Malas Tufts and schF.
Cyn. Warren for Shebo; 10th, left brig IaSkay Tor New
York in a few days. Aug Il, lat H. lat 80 oo long 67
80 smoke brig Justina Baltimore DAYS IRON y foFk
for Trinidad who kindly supplied with few potatoes
Brig Star, Putnam l3 days from ST Barts, with sugar, to
Brr augusta, shap,er, days from Savannah with Cot
ION and Rice to Surces Chairman. Cabin and steerage
passengers
Brig Clinton, Lyon days from Savannah with Cotton
ard Rice to Surges Clearman.'
British brig Wasp, Laurt 10 days from 81 JohAS " D.
with plaster to ? j Neyiu, s Son.
Brir William Wilson, days from Ocracoke {, with
cotton and oil, from ship Memphis, to Capt stnrgcs.
Spanish brig Diligence, CaSaS 3o days from Nlcdtdua
with hides TO a PatTello.
Texan schr Native Watson 80 days firm Galveston with
cotton, TO H Brewer
schr Nefus Fountain, Is days from Lubec with plaster,
Sch Jane Yates Fuller days fom Newport, bound TO
Philadelphia, put in for har5or.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
One ship and brig.-Wind \ w.

Schr Cherokee Usher from Richmond, of and for btls-
long 49, during heavy blow from E, which continued
increasing in spite every eor, keep her free The Of
cer and cew their boat but continued by the YES
sci until u o'clock, when she capszed and went down. Al
IP NJ fell in with schr Susan Of Newburyport, Capt Bray,
who kindly took them board where they remained until
next morning. when they again took their boat and arrived
al Bristol the lsh with nothing saved but their clothes.
Vessel insured, but insurance on the cargo
To Mariners.
Key West, August 3.rhe Light Ship stationed IN the
passage leading from this harbor has been removed to
this port repairs where she will probably remain tor Two
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
For Spscie the quotations are

CthI
Amer Gold, old. loo 1861 Carolus Dolls. 81 Of - -
do do 100 100! Five Francs -. 93;a 934
Half Dollars. par Doubloons 10 20 aio 80
Portuguese Gold 100 1901 DO Patriot 10 6o alo TO
Spanish Dollars. .l0i = Sovercigns . 80 a q %
do Quarters 9S a 100 do light. A 81 j 81
Mexican Dollars .lo03a 1909 Heavy Guneas . oO
do Quarters 9s 100 Napoleons. -. ) 81 ) -
Bcknes Philadelphia Reporter OF to-day says: In Pha-
delpha money continues abundant An importing merchant
h. just informed that he last week had LOT Of notes on
Market-stet houses them having eight months 10
run, discounted by Of our banks att cent per annum
We may also relation the money market that We
know merchant loving high credit who offered $50,
600 by one banks few days since, per cent per
anuun The mercan,e business done in this city has crea-
ted within the last few weeks good deal Of mercantile pa.
per consequently there employment for money aud
greater offerings banks wch,ae less desrous OF DIS
counting long paper than formerly.
Pennsy Country Bauk notes continue TO improve
United States Bank declined value during The last
week Some sales made So per ceut discount They
had before sold al from 80 to 80! dis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

lj A well-drcssed villain in Boston on Satur-
oay last, being requested by a lad who had been
sent to deposite $l00 in the Shawnut Bank, to
snow hun the banking house, very cody took the
money, saying he would depositc it himself.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
MONEY MARKET.
Sales a. the Stock Exchange, Aug. 2a.

AT the Board this morning Farmers Trust Company and
Harlem Railroad shares advanced Ohio Skies Indiana
Elves and Long Island Railroad shares declined and Ken
tucky Skies upon our final quotations OF yesterday