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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

: The money market in New York continues tight.
Al, the first board, Wednesday there were sales Of
$4,000 Virginia Gs at &C. 5000 do III mt &C. and $500
do at sea. $1,000 Tennessee 6's at -. and 5000
North Carolina 6s at $92.
We have dates from Rio to the nth uitimo, per
bark Fame, at Baltimore. We make the following
extracts from letter of that date:
"Flour-Arryed, l 80 barrels per Sea Foam. Sales
are of a cargo Baltimore ex-M0nticello at SO, an
1870 barrels Hsxa OK Imperador at f25. The tone
OF the market Is good and quote as before: Rich
nond City Mills s23Ces2s. Baltimore and Philadel-
phia Sl71sle thou al somew hat more than this may
be obtained for good Baltimore. Stock in first hands,
made up is 329O barrels. exclusive Of 900
barrels Richmond City Mills held on speculation.
'Cofiee-The transactions since last pacb et, 18th
ult, embrace 1900 bags, Of which S2OOo since lst
instant, being 400 for the United States; 21oo fr
the Channel, and 24f0 for the Mediterranean. Since
| our last, however. nothing has been done, and We
quote the market firm as then 5l3Jf5ijtO for lots
and 5s5oeji00 for selections. Stock 10000 bags Of
which very little good Receipts coastwise very
light, and new crops comparatively light.
freights-A ship has been chartered for New Or
| leansat 20 cents and per cent.
Exchange on England 2754d."
The following dispatches inform us of moro fail
ures at the North.
PhLADE.PHIA. September 23.-The we'll known and
extensive dry goods house Of Messrs. Caleb. Cope
Co. have suspended. Their liabilities are nearly
HARTFORD, September 23-The Bank Commission
| ers have enIoined the Bank Of Hartford county,
Hartford and the doors of the institution have been
| closed.
WASHINGTON, September 23.-The Bank of Com.
merce OF Georgetown has resolved 10 pay all depos-
ties of 800 and under and 10 pay interest larger
sums till sufficient assets have been received, which
they hope TO do in a few days The stockholders &C.
knowledge their individual responsibility for all the
| liabilities of the bank.
INV ORLEANS, September 22.-The steamship Ca
hasba. from New York 18th inst, via Havana lgth
has arrived. She did not enter the harbOr Of Ha
yana. Business dull, and sugar and nolasses
were declining. Exchange on New York 2a3 per
cent. premium.
The Cahawba experienced rough weather on the
passage and PEELED to heaye to for ~ hours
She passed the Philadelphia hence for New York
yesterday
NORTHERN MARKETS.
New York, Sept. 24-Flour firm and unchanged -
Wheat advanced cents; White 81 ioG1Sl43. Mixed
Corn 80 cents.
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NORTHERN MARKETS

New YORK, Sept. 24.-Flour firm and unchanged -
Wheat advanced cents White 81 i0GDSl.43. Mixed
Corn 80 cents.
Stocks generally higher. Virginia 6's $3.50.
BALTIMORE, Sept. H.-Everything stands at yester-
hhY' rntea.
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NOTICE is hereby given that payment
L of Edgar Macon's check No 246, dated June
9TH 1857 for s37 o. and payable TO the order of John
r. Brooking. has been stopped the check having
been lost by us. WM. SATTLER & co,
SO 23-6t. l42 Main street
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GS9 $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from
IA the employment of - Pears, of the late
IA firm Of Pears Ellis near Richmond, Va
- negro man CHARLES. Said negro is about
Y ears old, about ) feet IL inches high and very
black is altogether very fine looking fellow. He
has sma scar on one Of his middle fingers near
the nail, caused By a wheat thresher. He was hired
for seyera. " airs iii Norfolk TO Edward Decormis
who used him as waiter in his store. He has wife
living in Norfolk with Mr.. Scales. 1 will give the
Above reward for his delivery to me, confinement
in Jail so that l get him again.
VIM. +. WILLIS,
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- LADIES'. CONGRESS GAL
- TIERS, with and without heels; do do. u,
lace on the side. full assortment of the above for
sale oneap, by MARCUS HARRIS
Rrna str
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Ia LADIES' BLACK CATERS
- ~FoAED.-Just to hand 900 pair Of the
above, at Sl-3i9 per pair, for sale by
&c = MARCUS HARRIS lea Rrnad 81
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primhng.

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ozues Of The above f the current year are DOG
issued, and may be Obtained = fQMLEh wELLys, No.
nclose sfsmps. a.. -..,.- l.. -. "a
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NJ. MIXERS splendid essbhshnent forming the largest bal
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darcirg.
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L ?. HARRISON. Chairman Com. Of Arrangements.
jams 4. BxxpDIcr Secretary.
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Superior Court-Generai Term.

JAN. Id. Sps,rs Bro'on against Frederic q.
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deI TO 8T0 WORTH or HFw AND LTrT DTY
NI clothing wanted. -gsnNemen having large or amaJ
dispose Of will receive their full haggns
seeking u impose spon them Cats tbe sd
dress THOMAS n. COrROY, 4ei Pearl street.
e1 MERCHANT TAn0Rs HAVING IRON SIC, Z,
90 81 COO worth Of co,hng 20 disrose Of al .
price win with cash customer BIZ aiiressina Thonas
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ATOi PFAnh srREET-srCeND HANp OToTHTrs
II C7 sore.-geuemen DESTROYS Of converting large "
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c1O mn WORTH OF NFw AMI CAST err
DIU.UUO clothing wsciei Cor city .at western mar.
tets Gen lemen having DISPOSE Of r-css ,bs
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REsTAURANTs.
WINHs AND LIQUssRs.

IRISH MALT wHIsKEY-A FEW FUNCTIONS OF
fohr Jameson son sur rriorshigh favored Irish mai
vhsbev sale under Custom House lock By JOHN
J. DAVIS A SON, importers, 20 Wal stress.
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cox BEwARD.-L0sT, on THE SIN INST a
1LO long, yellow pocketbook, bills aad papers 10
crossing Nineteenth street Sixth "a acre
great pains with such III gotten gains think the
you'd atrouhled conscience and relieve thai
afford 70 oss II. by returning to- NJ COkwIN, 81
avenue Of Nineteenth street
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MARBLE NANTEIs.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS GOT
I nice mAntsls be will sell al nearly bali price ap
Piled for Immediately nj the marble yard ls av B. ~ York
DARIs BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS. -RECEIvED
per the late sole double and
ard light sole, -Four Cans melis Rouderc Msard and
light cork sole and double sole boos bes; qualify Al g So
at j. GAUTAN'S, ~ Nassau street.
observation-disclosures A LARGE AsSoRT
II men Of hard ard soft woonen rags free from nseys
qusnues ess than lou lbs and up D. 90 lbs CASH pad
90 delivery. Apply 10 sIANDa1NG HAlGH. Serburv
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MILLINERY, &C.

MILLINERY, &C.
U,rOwYRs, FEATHERS, EfC-MADANE FERRKRo
No Great Jones street has just received very ohaes
Of vreahs robes feather cofurs
CAPE head dresses al OF the Paris Gyes, 70
which she respectfully calls the attention q the ates
NOVELTIES FOR BALLS AND PARrfes.-s n
~ Peyser 80 Broadway, corner Of Brcore sueet ne~
81 Nicholas Hotel has received by recent sfrivse
magnificent selection OF Parts Head Dresses which u
and richness not be surpassed A. any esaoshun
dress trimmings, together Win variety oh snas2s
articles for the Bat An early call n respectfully
solicited SIN PEysER is7 Broadway, corner Of Browne
near the ~ Nicholas Hotel
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LEE THE BEST
JAMES TAMEs PYLES DTETET1C SAL DYLEs
81 81 BhA1Us IL acknowledged, By all Il
LANES who try H. the pures and beet article IN IDYfEs
~ II 10 entirely free from the csus II
fANFs tic impurities Of common salers'us o. IDYLES
~ desty ucive the digestive organs Il
AIMS while. fer making biscuit, cake, and DYES
81 al kinds Of pastry admirably light II
JAMES exces the best baking soda. and re | DYfES
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