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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
QuorArIoss OF FoREIos ExcHANer IN rHIs MAnkEr.

Sterling exchange very firm at 10 TOT per cent pre-
mum Leading houses in the street asking the latter
rate, but buyers hold back much possible and put
of making remittances to the last moment. Mexican
dollars have sgain advanced the premium rules
high at any time this season. and the supply is not
large On the receipt Of the intelligence from London by
the last steamer giving account Of decline in the
quotations for silver Of ID per or Mexican dollars fell in
this market The Havre packet of the 10th and London
packet Of the 10th will take out $500 ooO specie. Elk
change London rules high at any time this
and cannot conceive what keeps back species
nothing but putting of remittancss be the In
the absence of supply from the SOUTH with fair demand
for bills rates must 60 to point forcing large shipments
OF specie.
We annex our usual comparative table of quotations
for the principal stocks In this market very slight i'm
provement will be noticed in several Of the State stocks,
particularly Ohio and Kentucky 6s.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen Jackson ant
j. williams.

M. c. PATERSON, District Attorney.
TUESDAY, Oct. la-Case Of Edvard Fearnain I'm tn.
prison. who has been tried and of aiding
abettng in the escape Of Hoppy from the city prison
HonAs WAhNkk, Esq one o. ms counsel moved for fur
in addition to the exceptions taken by counsel Tor defence
during the trial, they should also for
judgment on the ground that when the jury visited thu
prison to ascertain the topography oil the premises the,
violated the express Bjunctons Of the
ing with several inmates tina prison and asking unss.
tons tending to elicit opinions relative the escape
which would be sufficient aside the verdict. Tn
court set down Saturday next as the day to hear the
gument
Diso,driy House.-A plea of guilty t. an indictment
Tor Keeping dlsordery house, was entered by Georg
on hs case
Baldwin for like offence, for keeping house in Leonar
street, Orange.
.anofhsr Case. John Robinson tried on q similar
charge and convicted Sentence suspended.
.7nofher Charge-Eve Schnsher was tried on 81 mila
charge Tor keeping dsorderiy house in ast street. be-
tween Broadway and the railroad. Charles Brown
John Brady stated that the house kept open Sun
days and liquor sold at the bar. Brown also stated tina
he had seen girl caDce In the house Sundays lk.
Fanny Ellsrr to music played on the premises Georg
Merritt OF i6l Goth street, and John Berrimsn had he,
seen folks dance there Sundays Edwin Ferguson
testified that the woman who Keeps the house wa
named Schnsher. VIM Shaler, Esq appeared for dc
fence and conended that the patrons OF house ques.
ton had been accustomed TO entertained in the
related by the witnesses almost every part Of
rope, and therefore they were entitled to simia
privileges, unless the inhabitants in the immediate
vicinity had appeared here witnesses against tn,
house He called several Witnesses who reside in tn,
neighborhcod to show that tbs house not CONSIDERED
dsorderly in their opinion or judgment. The
submitted and the Recorder charged that the wouk
not permit any to violate the rights Of others in thu
worship Observance Of the Sabbath and that any hous,
where tipping, music and disorderly conduct prac
tised sunday considered dsorderly In the ey,
Of the law and should be abated The Jury returned
verdict OF guilty
P,as Of Guilty. Frederick Mman for similar offence,
entered plea of guilty. Also, Edward Waters tw,
Indictments, with privilege Of presenting aidavs fol
consideration Of the Court,
Croton Hall Burglars "A fellow named VIM. H. Cor.
nish tried charge Of burglary for entering
Hail. and stealing several Bibles and some clothint
belonging to the Oliver street and others
The burgarous entrance was not proved and the good,
stolen not being valued at over S25 the Jury returned
verdict Of guilty of petit larceny only and the Courl
sentenced him 10 the PenitentiaIy for six months.
Fhe essss Of Schermerhorn for embez nspt and Da
Wis escape Of Hosg are set down for trial this day
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The uniformity in the value of bank issues in all
tons Of the country enables those at dsanceo remit
the bills Of banks their neighborhood, and those
coming to the city invariably bring large amounts in the
bills Of their local banks. This makes business for
the bill broker, but less for the exchange broker.
Foreign exchange in the principal southern markets
has recently fallen of very materially At New O,lsans
sterling bills slling the 9th inst in limited
amounts al per cent and francs at ST 3 to ST 80
Sixty day Bills on New York selling slowly at
1t per cent discount sight bills at per cent premium to
par There very little doing noreign exchanges at
Mobile the 9th inst The ruling rates for sterling bills
were 81 per cent. Paris ST 80 Of 49, Sixty day Bills
premium.
We comparative table Of the rates for exchange
in this market from the Sd Of April last to date Within
the time included between these dates quotations for bills
London have been steadily advancing, having mpro
we'd 81 per cent.
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To the Public Tho undersigned has been
informed from reliable thar reports circulation
portion Of highly respectable citizens calculated mate
rally njure the reputa Of his esablishment which, he
say measureably owing article which appear
ed few days since valuable Journal this city the
truth Of the made in that he is
answer for the sufficient that he
present At the time Of the occurrence to which allpson Is
5e purpose Of giving gerempofy denial to umoIs which
day
must be obvious TO all that by extending greater privileges
70 one party than another would be nous his business.
having As he trusts numerop, friends that are connected with
ec anu SO lar as ms concerned IN relation 10
the he ventures assert they are
to ms nearest and most intimate acguaintances lie mas In
every endsavod 70 ali
oPporta ty say that he should ise himself cay obg
ed to his they would avoid possible the dis
cussion of political questions his saloon He that
thepfeseut Of public excitement reasonable allow
be made and endeavor discussions
would be to position contrary He only
asks respectfully that his Saloon the theatre
of publc debate Of which violent anse
and the desires the public that this
that have given origin TO this NOTICE without oun
daton JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.
New York, Oct. IS, 1884,
Chinese Cement for mendiDg broken China,
Glass, &C.. warranted CT Walker street, first
Broadway rs ceuts bottle.
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in which evil is returned for good An ungrateul
capable OF wicked action There is old man
rous diseases Of the skin He had old scay salt
fingers and hands BARRIERS itch his beard and
By the Of his skin had yellow and unh.a
thy We'll reader mark two cakes Of the uine snes
eruption and dsfgu and he will allow
give his order the public be assured that jones'
eruption Of the skin such pmpes bitches, feekes
else but al the sign Of the American Eagle 90 Chatham st.
2j Broadway New York 39 Fulton Brooklyn. Reader
will ruin your complexiontswaeask for jones' Soapitis
sold at so cents.
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Amusements.

ETHIOPIAN SRRENADERs-DUMBLET (LATE
PALMo's) OPERA HousE.-In the general fuctua-
ton of all sublunay projects the Italian Opera has had
improbable that such and nstrels as Germon,
stanwood Harrington, Pelham, and Warren could oe.
cuPy an obscure mitch in the archives Of public taste
They have triumphed over every impeachment to their
future popularity and this evening the public will see
them and hear them MORE in possession of Pamos
ton Let every body give them, this evening, cordial
welcome at Palmo's, now Dumbletons Opera House
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The Concentrated Extract or sarsaparilIa
To Rheumatlc sufrercrs-Damp and

TO IGneumWIIC 5UHtTcEbs-DHhHP
changeabe weather ways certain aggravate rheumatic
complaints often suhecng tbs patient to the most excruc
ting suferng If there who unfortunate
be afflicted in this way, would advise them go 81
Courtland street. procure the Indian Vegetable Elk and
Many Of first citizens have used this remedy and
cured fact that the exer drops
ken internally and the nnent used externally, according
directions will permanently any rheumatic gouty
Affection shall be refunded. Beware OF counef-
leits, and buy only above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
Anew Article for shaving "A most excel

lent and Agreeable preparation under the Of Chinese Sha
wing Cream, for the Of ntl-men with wry and tough
Boards introduced to the public by Messrs A. b. Sands
TO, Druggists and Peiiumer II is truly eratf full and
soothing preparation for the face leaving unpleasant sensa
after undergoing this removing OF the beard and
heals all cuts roughness arising therfom i has be
pared with and attention. and with deemin alton
make article superior thing for this pu
pose. All who have tried IL il the excellent
the be I'D and giving hssng application to skin Prepared
buildings, corner Chamber 70 Fulton street. and n East
Broadway. Price so c sgts.
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samuel II. Taber, OF Orient, l. l., who had

long sick and under the physicians who did
appear know the Of his complaint heard Of Dr. Sher
mans celebrated Worm Lozenges As his symptoms seemed
indicate the Of he took them according
the direction and brought away his words hun
DIR hundreds Of worms" His bad symptoms began 10
vanish day two aud he is restored to the enjoy
perfect health He stated that he
dy that would comp with Sher~aas Worm Lozenge Doc
tor Shernans WAR house is O6 Nassau Agents27
Hudson street, Of Spring 1888 Bowery corner Of Spring;
II East Broadway 1879 Fnlton ST. Brooklyn Ledger Build
ings, Philadelphia, and State ST., Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
A Blessing to Mankind.-Connelrs Mas,-
Beais' Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency, No.
" Walker street, first Broadway.
Ricord,s Parisinn AItcratIve rixturc. for

NIVcHutIVU
the permanent cure OF primary or secondary syphilis yenerea
Of mercury, un.kilfu medical All persons
pectng yenerea faint remaining their should
this purifier without delay person can consider
himself sale after having the veneea disease without thorough
y cleansing the system with this Justly celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles at each in cases Of half dozen $3
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau St
w. y. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

The GREAT FoorRAcE.-The proprietors Of the
Beacon Course have determined, if possible, that
this great affair shall come off at three o'clock to-
day. II this morning is at all favorable, timely in
tlmaton will be given, by the firing Of cannon,
NC. on the course. The two trotting matches adj
vertlsed Tor this day postponed until to. morrow
The betting on the foot race continues much the
same as mentioned yesterday--if any change, it is
the Englishmen advancing in favor; but the field
is taken against them. See advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-It has just been decided
in Boston, that slave can only serve on board an
United States national vessel, while that vessel is
within the slave limits Of this country; and, that
the moment the vessel passes without those limits,
he can claim his discharge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

AFFAIRS IN TExAs.-This country, SO far as
annexation is concerned, is now in more i'm
portant and interesting position than ever.
1t appears by the latest accounts, that Arson
Jones, who is said to belong to the " English
party in that republic, and who s, therefore, op-
posed to union with the United States, is elected
President, in opposition TO Gen Burleson, strong
and warm advocate for that measure. 1t is be-
lieved that Jones seeks an alliance, Of a CONNER
cial character, with Great Britain, and his faith in
the vitality Of Texas independent nation, is
only equalled by Santa Annals determination that
II shall NOT be one.
If Jones be really elected. the movements of our
little neighbor will be looked to with increased in
terest and anxiety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

THE KNcxERsookER CLUs.-A great muster OF
this club takes plake in the Park this afternoon.
1t is said that Mr. Webster, is to present them with
banner, and if he can't leave his chowder pot,
Mr.. Grnncll will officiate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

ysore prepared by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city OF New York IS confidently recommended for all cases
Of debility produced by indulgence Of kind
Is an Invaluable remedy for Impotence stey barennes
unless depending mal.formation.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen S.; carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union IS .
Once Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy % Nassau
street w. s., RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
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& and Medeiqs ssCs cpSs gaaTan p


sh Lily White delicate white preparation for the complexion
boxes beautifully scented q cents eschto be ound
md Boston Of Dr. Gs agent A. g. JORDAN, Milk street,
and Carleton Il Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Increase for August and September, 1884,. $2i0O 90
The bonds Of this company nearly at par, and the
stock has advanced from S25 $50 per share to $55 1t
will be observed that the receipts from freight is much
larger than from passengers.
The receipts of the Philadelphia and Columbia Rail.
road have, for little ten months, reached nearly
two hundred thousand dollars
COLUMBIA AND PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD.
RdilDny. MT0Uer. Total
Amount last report 6i4s 934l2 % l9l 500 u
Do week ending Oct. l3. 3,l76 90 37a2 ID 1873 "
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members Of the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
established for the suppression qacky continue 70 dice,
their all diseases of nature, and
confidently promise TO requiring medical treatment
safe and without injury TO the cosunt ON
make application TO the College the first appearances Of
Of suffering and time be
avoided One Of the members Of the College, for many
years connected with the principal hospital IN Europe for the
cure those complaints attends for consul alton daily from
NJ 10 7 r NJ.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS.-Personr
living the country and finding venient make per-
sona warded them containing
all medicine; requisite perform radical cure stating their
md eatment received where T any, aud enclosing 49, post
paid, addressed 10 w. $. RICHARDSON, NJ d., Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, IS Nassau st
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Deafness The that has followed the of this O
has gained for it reputation before equal Although
other articles have been advertised the public salts
fed and the deaf Of being cured unless they the
genuine Acoustic OIL only from II Courtland street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
Tho Frank Confession.
"Oh thou art beautiful, beyond compare !"
Sigh'd an enamo ed swain, the 9th day;
Fair is thy skin, and jet black is thy hair,
While ON thy cheek and lips loves roses play"


Slghd an enamo ed swain the 9th day;
+" Fair is thy skim and jet black is thy hair,
While on thy cheek and lips loves roses play"
The beauty, smiling, said :" will confess
That all my charms, ind sir only b0rr0tged;
TIL enduring name and fame of DR.. GoURAUD"
The Of chemistry do contain the record Of
wonderu discovery than Dr. f. Gourauds italian Medicd-
ted Soup for the removal Of pmples botche morphew
&C. &C. from the human skin it with the rapidty and po-
ency Of charm Dr. Gs Grecan Ifnir Dye equally cee-
braed FOR its properties changing red white hair TO
jet and glossy black by sim e application while his Ii
guild pegetdbe Rouge the only article extant for giving
roseke hue the cheek and lips Ii is not surri-
sing therefore, these celebrated should be
counereited To avoid imposition purchase only OF
DR.. Gouraud Walker street. first door from Broadway
The Concentrated Extract OF Sarsaparilla,
entan and Sassaas prepared by the New York College Of
Medicine Pharmacy established for the suppTes OF
quackery This refined and highly concentrated extract
sessng all the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the
herbs confidently recommended by the College as in
ny superior any of Sarsaara at present before
the public, and be relied certain remedy for all
disess a-ing from impure state OF the blood such
croula salt-rheum rngworm bloches pimpes ulcers
the bones joints nodes erupons
syphilis injudcious Of mercury
in cases Of half dozen Bottles. - So 50
/" one dozen ..... 6 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NJ B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
o"'s Oh '' o W. s. Rich RICHARDSON NJ D. Agent.
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Den'oS'auc gam since ioav ..........''... B,3H
We have now TO hear from eighteen counties,
which gave Harrison little over one thousand
majority in JS4O
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Within few days there has been advance in several
State securities and On increase In operations There
can be- no sctuslcsuss for this improvement unless h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

GREAT NATIVE MEETING IN THE PARK ON Fri
DAY There Is to be tremendous meeting Of the
Wings and "Natlves" in the Park on next Friday
afternoon. The s'union" is to be then consum-
aad
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MONEY sIARKE 4.

xuesOhy, Octs Ao-S NAs
The Stock Market is very fiat. Quotations are very
fuctuatng, and the transactions very limited Long ISL
and fell Off per cent; Mohawk Ii East Boston improved
per cents Norwich and Worcester, /; farmers Trust,
t. stoningsn, Canton Co. Ohio es and lndsna closed
firm at yesterdays prices.
&The Bank Of New York has declared semiannuol divi
dsnd OF four per cent payable the LIST Of November
The Haverhill Bank has declared semiannual divi.
dend Of 81 per cent; Msrrmack Bank OF do. a.
The value of the exports from Boston for tho week
ending the 18th inst, was sI4a763
EXPORTS FROM BosroN
Dome produce. Form produce.
In II American vessels. $l3o o62 1920
In 20 foreign vessels. 4,793 SS4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

CHANGE IN THE EASTERN MAIL On and after
tomorrow, the Eastern Mail via Stonington, Bos-
ION and Providence, will close at 3 o'clock, p. M.
The boats will leave New York, at Ar M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
velpeau,s Specific pills, for the Radical

OF gonorrha glee seminal and all mocopuru
ent discharges from the uea These pills. the result Of
twenty experience the Hospital de Charlie Paris
pronounced by their celebrated inventor Professor xepeau
nble remedy for all diseases Of the uetha They effect
cure in much shorter time than any other remedy without
from business Price box Sold at the College Of Med
cine and Pharmacy, 20 Nassau street,
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Total. ....... .$l39s54 $ae0s
It will be observed that very small portion was
ried in foreign vessels. American bottoms msnspolize
the greater part of the trade
We table showing the receipts Of the Central
Railroad Georgia. for August and September 1884, COM
pared with the same period in l8l3 -
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Earopean Intelligence,

We may expect news by the Acadia tomorrow
or next day. Shewasto have left Liverpool on the
4th inst, and is, therefore, due at Boston to-day
We shall receive by her fifteen days later accounts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

THE ASSEMBLY TicKEr.-The Democratic No
mnating Convention met last evening, and COM
pleted the Assembly ticket. The following gentle
men will be reported to the County meeting as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

Chinese Cement for mending broken China,
Glass, &C., warranted CT Walker street, first
Broadway. IS ceuts bottle
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Nine counties are yet to make returns. They
gave In 1910 democratic majority of 2s2.
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N. Y. Life ms. & Trust Co.
Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
OHIO Lif, Ins. X Trust Co.
Bank Of U. $. in Penn'a.,
Boston & Providence Raid,
n. Jersey X. II, X Trans. ca
Mohawk & Hud'n Railroad,
Utica X Schenectady Raid,
Syracuse X Utica l,ailrnod.
Auburn X Syracuse Raid
Auburn x Rochester X. r.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-17
From the G1sen,.
CITY Neil.

"WEDNESDAY. MAY Is leI4,
ely Council me- pursuant 10 adjournment, present
Tho Mayor, Meon Sanbofu. Roberts. Graham
Garden Jeiief', s'oneuan. Powell, Fehnor aud
Hamilton.
The proceedings OF The last meeting were teeI
aud adopted.
Cu moriun # Mr. Hamilton licen.. iefo CuG,e
House ui The ID elias, ~ar grantrd 10 Louis h Vim
Several u, counts we're presented aud ordered II be-
pod.
The sum OF hurry II, dollars and .iIiy three cent.
vas appropriated 10 delfny The e1penae OF repstts
made Oh NJ afkeI sire IT,
On molIon Of Mr. Powell. the charge or ten dollars
sgslns Mrs Beymer for ordinary license nssremitted
IN consl erai'a OF eIPenses incurred Oh account of
ihe eolored mon who va. removed tu the mil
Mr. f'ehentf presented the Application Of WIN
Gefdon inf ordinary license. The ayes and nor,
betug called The vote slo1d as iolloN. Ave-, Nlr,.,.
tlchenet, Garden, Powell Hamilton. Sanborn and
sloneniat; Noes, M,.4s Graha,n- letters and Ronets
On noIion OF MIR Hamilton The vot. OF, MrGor.o,,
application vas reconsidered ond his apphcstior
finally laid on The table
Ordinary licenses were granted Ia DovJ RI,k.l.
Robert Ne"ove, Daniel Lady. Palflck Camob,Il
and Carlton Collins
On molten Of Mr. Roberts another month wa,
allowed the Collector Vi tho Assessment 10 ,euls
his accounts
The app cst'on of Philip Eabefng for . t.m,.
sion OF h' fine nss laid on lls table.
The report Of ME hour Inspector Of III. city va.
presented, from which appeared that he hs!
inspected up to The lsl inst 2 5 81 brls Of nouf
GA molIon hls report was accepted
The petition OF b llsuef Ma presented and
feieffed 10 The nsfket master
On motion tile fine, imposed on IL Fischer for
selling lquer without license and keeping his house
open o. tie Sabbath day were reunited.
Licenses 10 keep coffee huusei vi the lst tt.d,
20 ella" were granted 10 Mr. Fischer and + Parser.
On motion, permission was granted 10 Mr. Wiley
TO Acl as Street Commissioner IN The absenc. Of The
Commissioner.
Ga motion ordered, that The committee on street.
and alleys be authorised ~ make such fepairs on The
slieel along the Creek as they may deem necessary.
On motion ordered lhsl the street commissioner
be directed 10 reset The curb stone ia lr,ul
loh on Ma tket street near tie old iall as SCUM n.
me o"ner' oil The properly gn,iy htir Reduces to
pave the slde walks al that place
Oh motion OF Mr. Jeiefs. Tho 25tb seci,,n ,f tho
ofulnsnce n reaton 10 coffee houses Was ST, amend
ed "a To make the Fenaly lot keepiug open On M.
Sabbath day from - to SIS instead Of $40.
Adjourned 10 meet on The hrsI WeJus.day ,.
June. al O'Clock + NJ.