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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02
JoH woaE c1csa.ci in good 1lyie at f4lr prices.

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would nnroo.ci.,,,sis ,on,,a, 81 as ,n''
MI ha',.i,L. 80 H.. g., 'S -. W. "-'I
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whether h.. 10 - 80
him. Aoaio M, Iii -, -. ..ft.a"1,
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body. This oas vs,, ,.as "'s ~ IN. IN
pent and make sa,isr,c,io, ;,
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him bn, rtnm M. ren,,t. .nI ~ t..'
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old comnanioos abou, him and excl,i,, ..,rha,,,
il Farmers Br.nher. vl,y daes H., ,,,',.,.t, -,
why docs he s,and ,bere lnokiag a, mo r.
then he would ayain siak into stnna,.
The wife and daughter we're the ouIy ones +,
whom he smoke nar,;nr vara. or o,vc n ,,,,.
inc blessing b,t a. nj. i,s, ba,- J-o., ,i,h
his family All g,,te,sl ,-o,rd IN aa1 49,
fol il was 10 tbink ,bai the children were No,
his oWn-bis ,yo,e all ,losrin, IN 10 u,,l,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02
SPEAK GENTLY.

Speak gently; cold, hard words are felt
Beyond the passing hour;
In fact, life has known, alasl
Their chilling, deadly power.
Speak gently to the blihe and gay,
Earth has enough Of woe
Then do not by thy GOODNESS check
The spirits joyous flow.
Speak gently to the sorrowing:
The heart, oppressed with grief,
May find, in thy consoling words,
4 blest and sure relief
Speak gently to the little ones,
That cluster round thy way:
Life may not always wear to them
An aspact fair and gay.
Speak gently to the suffering poor,
Twill help to soothe their woe,
If thou, with kind and gentle words,
Thine aims in love bestow.
Speak gently: kind, friendly word
1t is not much to give;
But, in the weary, care-worn heart,
Its memory long shall live.
Speak gently; for kind, loving words
Possess magic power,
To tighten sorrow, care dispol,
And cheer a lonely hour,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02
POETRY.


n
MSS.
heard her, o, how cautiously,
Open my bedroom door;
heard her step as noiselcssly
(To my couch) across the floor.
felt her hands my temples press,
Her lips just touching mine;
Aud in my anguish AMI distress,
II were sinful to rcpine.
Our pilgrimage is nearly through
We We passed life's mountains brow;
thought loved her years ago;
kaor love her now.
Her face was lowering over mine
Her warm tears ON my check;
Her whispered prayer Of thought divine,
Rose feryently, but meek.
Her bosom rested on my arm,
felt its troublous throe;
knew the cause Of It's alarm,
| knew its source Of woe;
And then the blood my system through,
Came pressing on my brow
| ihougdI lov'd her years ago;
kHoie love her now.
Thus watched that tried and patient one,
by night as well as day,
In sadness aud almost alone,
Till weeks had passed away;
Bereft Of slecp-depriycd Of rest
Oppressed-borne down with care.
Till ., her laburs have been blessed,
For God has heard her prayer.
Her cheek resumes It's wonted glow,
And placid is her brow;
thought | loved her years Ago
kRow | love her now.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02
MRS. o. RHODES,

AT THE OLD STAND ON MAIN-ST.,
HAS just returned from market with a full as
Il Il sortment of rich and fashionable Goods in-
eluding =
SILKS a. VELYETs FOR BONNETs,
BONNET TRIMMINGS,
EMBROIDERIEs,
LACE GOODS
of all varieties, and other articles usually kept in
Millinery shop.
Great care has been taken in the selection Of this
stock, aud for richness of material, beauty, and
neatness Of style 1t cannot be surpassed.
Ladies' will find II for their interest to call before
making purchases elsewhere.
Brattleboro, Nov. 10, 1855. tf42
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02

A Western publisher lately gave notice that
he intends TO spend fifty dollars for the purpose
Of getting up "a new head for his paper. The
next day, one of his subscribers dropped him
the following note -
Don't do H." Better keep the money and
buy "a new head for the editor"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02
MISCELLANY.

BENToN's SENATORIAL REMINIs-
CENCES.
AMMO lS3S-MARTIN VAN BUREN, PRESI-
DENT
Personal aud Political. aud leading To
Expositions and indications of Public
Conduct which belong TO History.
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lie who knows not his own weakness, can
not know his own strength.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02

IFfom the Second Volume Of The Thirty Years'
View, in the press Of Mcssn D. Appleton & Col
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-02
sTERLrNG SILVER WARE,
NEW B00KS!."..."..NEW BOOKS!
FOR WINTER READING.
CASTE;

CA ST e;
WIDOW BEDO.TT PAPERS
ROSE OLARkj
SONG OF HIAWATHA;
MEN & WOMEN, BY BROWNING;
MIMIC LIFE, ny MRs. Richie;
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
THE ONYX RING;
CHANCES & GLIMpSEs, BY H. X. Hunt;
AMY LEE;
MY FIRST SEASONi
ROLLO IN SCOTLAND;
BOSTON ALMANAC, sc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

For one square Of II lines minion type, three in
sertions Sl.OO; for each subsequent insertion 20
cents. liberal discount to yearly advertisers
will be made. The number Of Insertions must be
marked on all advertisements, otherwise they will
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POSTAGE - The PnoESIN IS sent into all the
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County, will be i5 cents year.
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FELTON's BooKsronE.

CAsu PAID ron RAGS As USUAL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19
nr. Is1LLrNess, cARn111INArryE AVID as

Il
~ TRlNGENT sYRUP-An 1nfalible Remedy for cHoL.
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREF, CHOLERA MORBUs, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELs-The long and sue.
cessul experience in the Of this remedy by inventor
the treatment Of all the diseases which it is recon-
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear TO its efficacy in the of the Bowel affect
Children Darrhea Cholera Morbus DyseDtery
grown persons enttle to higher confidence than
of the ordinary humbug medicines the day. which pro
to perform miracles and all the ills of life Its charac
has been fully established in the hands of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident of Lockhart, Texas. will show: '
'DELTA {Coahoma Coz Miss, May g. 1877.
o. o. Woodmdn Eq.-Dear SrThere but very few Of
the offered to the public which would be will
ling lend the sanction of my name, however humble II may
either in the world of letters Of medicine Observation
experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Caminatre and Asringent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific prncplesper
fecy harmony with the laws Of organic e-and therefore,
deserves although its kept secret rank higher
the scale Of remedial agents than affords
pleasure be able without fear successful conradc.
tion add my testimony IN favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints for which
lis have used myself in several very in.
terestng of Darhea Dysentery and
mend in many others and in every instance where such
preparation was indicated, it proved successful
Respectfully yours,
DIN. PORTER, NJ. D.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
O. o. wOODMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
ieI2 5md&W New Orleans, La.
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NEW ORLEANS cLAss1F1cArroE.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASsEs. ..The stock of Sugar has been
rather the increase lately and the market heavy with
but very few buyers There nothing of importance done
in Molasses. ~. "
The receipts quite light and the only sales
heard of were GOO bb Spene ST. Louis Sc 100 the
same and l50 bbls Extra St. Louis at 81 SO a Dbl.
GRAIN The demand for Corn somewhat better with
sales of about $500 sacks including $780, mostly Creole
in lois at 5@62c SO and $780, mostly White Mt IS and 1000
sacks Prime Yellow store at 6c y bushel for Oats
rather lower and 60 sacks ST. Louis taken o. and
some 45o sacks in lots at 5S@60c p bushe of Wheat
offers made but heard of sales resulting herero
PROFESSIONALISM was considerable movement in the
Pork market yesterday and noticed sales of W bs unn
spected Mess ut so 10 and $50 do at SCI @ OF Bacon
few casks were sold at for Ordinary TO Prime Ribbed
and Clear Sides Shoulders retailing at S249c . ...
Lard i'll kegs were selling at la &c for Prime.
WHISKY. Sales of 40 bbls Extra Reced at Sic. Some
inquiry for Raw holders generally asking upwards
COFFEE Sales confined bags 9s 200 101
and lO34c y ID.
INDIA RAGING. Retailing at 20@2lc and round lots
held at 19c and upwards
FREIGHTS.. last shipments of Cotton Liverpool
at 7l6d 500 bbs Pork shipped New York lby
steamer) at 75c q bb l
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%. E GOODMAN,


lN ID. yyGOnHaANe WHOLESALE pRUGaIsT,
nceesser 10 Jarvis Woodnian corner Of Common md
Magazine rses New Orleans, Importer and Dealer IN choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDIcIEE ss PURE CHEMICALS.
ESSENTIAL OILS. Medicinal Extraca Fine Perfuery
Fancy soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL. INsTRU.
.MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE BRUSHES, French
and American INDOW-sLAss PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFs, etc. $$ 34 Ell 5..s
DRUGGISTS Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to. l4
z DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving arrivals ecto England France and Ger.
many large assortment Of UGs, CHEMICALS GLASS.
WARE, PERFUMERY, BKUsHEs,etc. Among which are
1860 boxes French Window Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrad,s HydIodate Potash
1900 ounces Pelieer FL Quinibe III y7lTS 4sS
$50 lbs MandeE's English Blue Mass.
~ 100 lbs Mander' English Calome.
80 Jars Carbonate Ammonia "a
8 cases Carb. Magnesia.
10 cases Calcined Magnesia. &
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERs.
1900 ounces Of Quinine, Power Weightman.
90 ounces snphate Of Morphine. a.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine, f=
30 ounces Strychnine.
100 lbs Am. II. s. Calomel, bot. n
200 lbs Am. H. $. Ca1omcl, In Is lb boxes ~ + i-
30 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
Is dozen Chloride Soda.
u . 100 lbs Nitric Acid. ~, ~ Wis ~
10 demijohns Aqua Ammonia. t@''&
10 demijohns Sweet Spirits Nitre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
bspnre Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bbls Alum. "a E=tEF ,aL.,. ,
~ bbls Ground Alum.
POWDERED DRUGS
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as str;c
pure having been selected personally their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which are--s z
200 lbs Powdered Ipecac. -
d.. $50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb.
| LEO lbs Powdered Cantharides. ~
| 800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
! $50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic. 80 ~
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.zfsze .o
| 200 lbs Powdered Tartarfc Acid.
| 20 lbs Powdered Extract Coocynth -,-
| PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead. IT. y ", gG
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint Am, sH0 ~
| 200 lbs French Snow WhiteZnc. . ~. i gash
| 20 casks French Yellow OclRe. fga, NJ
| 6 bbs Copa yarnish. H-5
| = 6 bbs White Damar yarnish. -
| bbls Japan Varnish. ..ls Et,a,aE -
| 2 bbls Coach Varnsh. 5ss n. .r Id y.sr
| 900 gallons Spirits Turpentine. -ta @4
500 gallons English Linseed OIL o..
| 80 casks English Venetian Red. =e
| 60 bbls Lamp Black 5sl@s
100 boxes American WindowGIass assorted sizes fro1
| Shy lot by 30. 90
leo kegs Yellow Ochre, in oil -1.. no.
| 100 kegs Venetian Red in OIL s @@
All of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates.
| s. O.. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans, La, and
je12 smd&W Q. O. wooDMAN & CO., vicksburg, Mis-
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RECEIPTS OF + PRODUCE.

FORT ADAMs-stearner Music-l67 bales cotton TO Payne
Tass &sos osisy SstS Saunders s{f ass
& fs sss %a e fppaa eo
g Jenkins Ms,a sS
Esilin &eoGs Henderson PsseEi Warren Gilmore &co
Il Miles dams kso7 p9nnsll,s Maunsel White Eco
Pritehard &eolo bbis beans Shelby seynonrl
CAIRO-seamer Kate Frsby-19s bbs -four W Nettle.
iqn7o baggng Ward Saunders HantTSt sundrss 70
pes Hagr r
se-1 Hunger Dennsiaia sacks corn q "
d eaS soSa
GO a o9SeeS o hn
sndrie TO orderToa lie bales cotton, hhds tobacco.
St. St Gsha%s bales Ro cotton
Avery-7s DO Ward Saunders Hunt-so Brandsr
sdy SeoieS Do patesrNiso Ke s Bard %
oglesby Macauayss do casks bacon Rogers SEQ
DO DO ss%oS o
~ %
casks bacon TO Shropshire kco500 sacks bran 50 cass
leather Is L Mann &co-Tota 1855 bales cotton.
tot 10 John Watt Scoso FreIIsan Stevenson ScoIo do 10
esasy ss feps s @e
Attn ussa ssa t. Psyna nr S5v Ice
8 boEsr Fssy SysSysy RjsH; Sse1ss basaas5
Ss2a
Summers Seol6 1aksy HaTkisi6 Geo smedss &e9,s
Ssss$gd sEeSsr; Ssss
cos Robson Ailen5 Brander, a1cKenna, Huhbardl6
Tnrnbul9 bhs onr Bell Buchannon co-l If DO pork to
Oakley Hawkins-l7 bdls hides Holmes Clauss26 hides to
Terrell Haes393 sacks A Kelly &cosundries to
order-Total, 1907 bales cotton.
ST LOUSSteamer Eqnnox-39S bbls -four 1900 sasks
to CT Buddecke 6co3io bbs flour Pelreausie Brdtiers
Newton &eo559 do James Connolly &eo0 hhls oil 10l
boxes candles Nredenburg2s sucks potatoes Thomas
Elder &co-1l sacks 6 do wken hds sides Michel
&eo-o3 sacks corn TO H Short &co do wlent TO Biscoe
i s sss R Iso fa gss a hsns sa
S H Kennedy &co2S bales cotton Branler AcKenna Hub
befd4i do Hewitt Norton &co0 do w Cox Sco4 do Byrne
Vance &col0 do AID Kelly &co-l0 boxes tobacco to Var
bbs almonds Cleveland Brothers &coTota III
bales cotton. le-. h-
RAILROADS.
| NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAlROAD-SO hhds TO G Sabatier-5 bales
smedes &coSO hides Blanchn Caudet6U do Lobt Char
rantier-3 bales moss Hail. Rodd Putnnu2S Fellowe
&co.
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GEES.
T-r.4s
STATE OF j OGIsIAlsii

g{s3S STATE OF LOUISIANA n
FIFE 81 Nsw oae SeghF
the nsolYert oa other persons herein nteres
ted 10 show within days from the first qualification
hereof why e final account presented bthe snc OF the ere
dtors of said olVen should not be approved and honoo.
gated the funds distributed hccodinly and said syndc dis
charged from nil further trust and Liabilities In the premises.
BY order Of Court this 4th day Of September, 1880.
j. o. CHA1t0N,
s5 Deputy Clerk
s$y f$st Plat DE LA LOUISIANA.
CIkaUIEaE Goun De DIsTarcr TIL oMAs KRONE Vs. y
~ de In Nouyelle. Orleans SEREASCIERS. No. 1886
"A Wis est par ces presen ties donnie aux cream
cea pet concerer davoir dedre dix jonrs, dater
premiere publication du present avis les rasonB pour
qees compile final presene par syndic cesncerS du
susd nsovabe Ber apprOaye bomoogue les ondh
cntre mains repars confomement dit conpe ct lie dit
syndic decharge de toutes responsibilities ultereures.
lfEIs N 8 = IafIf - j. o. CHALON,
80 ~ f. 7sl} 5.r 'E75 Depne GraiHer.
GUCCESSIONOFJOEHNEV ALE6ER--ALLPER
~ having claims against said succession requested
the and those indebted to said deceased are re
quested to make payment to tle undersigned. w.
- ~ e-5az2 CATHERINE l.. WALKER,
au2i 3n2Od Administrative, 40 Where street.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN JVAI1KER-TOUs
- les creaeers dut succession prize de presenter leu
complies; ct tous qu doyent decide John Walker
sont invter de pave au sonssigne. - g
au21 3tin20d rue Yillers No. 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19
The Times of the 18th says !.

The very the bank averages for week or
two past and the equally steady position of The Sub Treasury
and foreign exchanges have impaired 10 the
money market and parties who month ago fell with the
prediction Of tough time through September and October
taking courage 10 think better of the financial position Of tile
city and The influence of the change the
ng the Of money with the discount brokers' and Incl
denaly stoekvaues though yet generally acknow-
lodged the street. certainly felt in greater less degree
The demand for money active from the broers
mercantile offerings bank less than last week the supply
OF prime paper with the discount brokers the
seeking employment Mt from 500 p There
large business done in sterling between the bankers 1850
09 d cent leading houses being heavy
md @ inquiry parcel Of transient
London for the Lebanon Valley Road, was taken 1o9s q
cent For frames the market continues fair at
the close the demand on both London and Paris fully
answered within the quotations and good bills left
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THE CREAM COUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u ELECTROMAGNETIC following original leterwas hand
ed to for publication remedy which can elicit such
Galveston Texas, April %, 1856.
DR.. O. o. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Dear S-In justice yon and duty owe to suffering,
and may say, world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Remedyyour Cherry Expectorant
done for me- when all other remedies had failed to give
relief In the fall of 1871 living in ST. Louis where have
sided of the time for the last axeen years. took
cold which settled my lungs and confined to my bed
dosed bered doctors for several weeks but finally
got my legs again. be- cured hard coughing aud
rafting and tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for than six MONTHS always the worst in the winter My
friends had coughed enough to kill dozen
men, and that must be in the last stages of consumption
made up my mind must cough my life away left ST. Louis
in December last travel aud spend the winter in the South
When Icalled your in Vcksburg will recoect
coughing hard could not talk to make my business
known You said you would cure cough AS gave
abottle Of your Cherry Expecoran thought would not
slight aud medicine SO much as not TO try iii and in
thunkulness shall remember the day did In but
few days began aay and diminish cough and all tick
ling my throat and before had used more than three
fourhs of the of that bottle Twas entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough though exposed day nd
night in ali weathers travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and cough
ing again. and also the tickling in throat
teryas and before my arrival in New Orleans the 18th nst
nights my coughing would and continue
hour procured another bottle from you and
in less than two days entirely relieved again.
determined 10 always keep bottle on hand and in the
mencng of cough very few small doses will relieve ii
lirely am fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
now known to the world and is duty cough
ing and afflicted part Of the family put SO valuable
remedy within the reach of ALL It's praise will be upon the
tongues of tens of thousands of joyful and coghes happy
souls So great remedy your Expecoran brought
before the public.
Tam, dear sir, respectfully yours,
R. j. WOODWARD,
iei2 5md&W of 81. Louis, Mo.
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In the Stock market only learn of the shares
Bank Of New Orleans 10 shares Gas Light Company
1875 and 20 shares ST. Charles Hotel Company There
small sale of Louisiana New York on the IIt at
% cents. n y = u .ts75=
The steamer Fulton's mails from Mave through to-day
We give below extract regarding the money market from
the London Times of August 9th:
The English funds opened this morning quotations of
yesterday but subsequently experienced eighth
Consols for money were first quoted at 995, and
transactions were ut and for the
10th Of September The appearance the
weather was the sole circumstance that influenced the
Money in good supply in the Stock Exchange cent
and in the discount market The demand is only moderate
nstamen of on the last loan falls due the day after
tomorrow. Of FL 18th September
is all that will remain to be made. '75Ize
Foreign securities opened with imness but prices not
altogether supported In the later hours
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the
shade higher With regard other places
alteration = ="
The final quotations Of the French Three per Cents on the
Paris Bourse this evening 79f 4pc 5c
for the end of the month"; showing recovery the decline
of yesterday. -
The gold BY wsmer Castle has all been taken to-day for
the Continent Only portion bought for Bank
FRANCE but the demand
caused the whole to be absorbed. @7r AZ TO 577@
Our dates from New an easy condition
monetary affairs though the report that
pool this week carried out 81 900 specie,
utte for day two The last weekly statement the banks
| Of that city showed the
Increase Loans. Tss
Increase in Specie.
increase IN Circulation; 296, ~
Decrease in undrawa Deposits 26
Including the subTreauy statement of Saturday afternoon
| tbofo 1n.p,or fct Lnfy ,
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CA It'll E M AR z E T..

~ JEFFERSON CITY September Is.
Arrived today 0 head of Lake Beef and Veal Cattle Hogs
and the supply Of Western Cattle very moderate
OF Texas and Attakapns Cattle good supply offers with fail
supply Of Sheep and heavy stock of Mich Cows.
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THE colflIERC IAL DEPARTMENT.
glsb Oflesns Aoasu AIarael.
cEEscENr Ogyrcg.,, n }. 70 ca,it !, Nj

GEEsGEFT 0TYfcg, NsGs 10 Camp street j
i 9SS fhnrsdsy Evening" Sept. ID, 1856
There decided improvement In The general sppearahce
Of buness to-day The Increased receipts Of Cotton high
degree Of health which pervades the city
to back again with rapidly than the good
demand for all kinds indicate that general
ton Of business at hand To th can be added the
In the waters Of Red river which alluded days
In the general money market there have been
merits during the past two dayH We learn Of The negotiation
by party of $4,000 in paper payable in January ard Feb
nary next at the low figure Of per This s
all the negotiation which has to knowledge this week.
The calls the Banks about respective income.
with some Of them having There times when the
cupans Of the table, Bank Directors find difficult
determine who should be the recipient Of their favora
not however, to infer that this there
for discrimination, because the general easy position Of the
Banks and the community precHdes all cavl complaint
The Exchange market is in pretty fine condition
stiened within the past three days and Al drawers ask
Sales were made yesterday and today at 2415 1874, and
we have to enhance rates. In Sterling there
much doing and al Clear bills rather heavy 81 In
Time bills on New York there has been improvement
Al commands quotations In the table below Sight funds
have been sold at 364 discount and the Banks hold checks
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All letters France, Holland and belgium paid
q by the American steamers Liverpool and S0hamp.
20 cents BY the direct 70 Hayre and cents by
under the game rule reach earlier their destination.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Rusa Greece Ionan Islands, etc.,
is from The Postolee III New York semi weekly.
#The postage by this line 10 Porto Rico ST. Thomas and Fee
zuea 10 cents where the distance from the mailing office does
exceed miles and 20 where distance exceeds
2 ECO miles. Prepayment required. EE., =