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THE MILITARY.

TOMPKfNS BLUES ARNORY, NEW YORK, NOV rs.
l&I.-h meeting held In The srmory 70 consider the
wal upon him know n his determination dnal or II
be would reconsider helmser and return ~ his position
On the return Of the committee they reported that the
termination Of Captain Besaon was final
II Was then moved that he same committee draft series
II resolutions expressive n he feer IS Of the company who
whereas Captain jeremiah Bes.on has rendered his resr
nation. We feel Incumbent upon us 70 embody sent.
whereas His determination adhere 70 this purpose lie
there ore in full meeting endo.e the following
RESOLUTIONS
A., ns, H. ,s~isn.,,on ~ -, t ~ M, ~
bu, are consoed by the kno~ledge that shall
Resolved That as CON ander we have ever found him 70
look with an ngy to the welfare Of our corps and that
TouPRIYs BLUES
has been enhanced by the ready obedience his command have
yielded him ,hs showing an example u how good ocer
esteem the encomums sv shed upon them by af with whom
they brought in contact being called out by that strict
discipline which makes the soldier respected and the officer
the pride VI his command.
Resolved That the pleasure experienced on our
through his untrng eYeroas and the reception. we have
consequence of the good had won
Resolved That we have ever found him man who.e mr.
taniy proved the gentleman and whose discipline beer
Resolved That we tender TO him our regards for his vel
l and hope that in whatever position he may be cast he
~ his e command fee and sa ny - ps fsndarns Ing
smoohed by The knowledge that he has the psr III an
upright man and done to hs neghbor he would done
Resolved That committee be appointed TO prepare .ms
suitable testimonial o our esteem and maj ~ ,ener nm
cnteraumeni which said testimonial ha be presen,sd
Resolved That these resolutions be engrossed copy pre-
senid e ne ,apaln another hung in The arory he
Lest kLRERT II NicorAF' Shsirmso.l
ssrs, John JkcRs6S' com.
,orpL THOMAS N, MORREfI.
Private WV. II. pEviNs Secretary.
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SPECIAL aUT1CE 9.

NOTICE TO MOROCCO DRESSERs-THE MEMBERS
IN OF the Morocco Dressrs Association requested
attend the next regular monthly meeting ~ the association
be held Mechanics Hotel Of cahsrne and Madison
streets, "Wednesday evening Dec At IA O'Clock "a bu
sness of Importance is be transacted Pnnctual attend
anee liz requested. BY order of the Association
HUGH MEEHAN, President.
JOHN FARREIEY, Secretary.
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CTUDLEy's EXPRESS CALLS IN ANY PART ON NEW
York or Brooklyn for baggage for the New Haven cars
Ocss old depot Canal street Twenty seventh snd
Fourth avenue, and No. Sands street Brooklyn. b
For sale large ot o and second hand
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nFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, NEW COURT
" House, 81 Chambers street New Yorh Nov. l. 1881.
Notice hereby given that cent will be added Tho
LIST day Of December All remaining unpaid also
per will be added the 18th day Of Decent
Checks and bills city banks taken Envelopes containing
money and bills not resolved No received after
O'Clock. WILSON SM ALL Receiver.
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LIST OF LETTERS
neDalning In the New York CITY Post once,
Saturday, November Is, 1857.

Published exclusively in The New YoRR HERALD, by Act Of
soasressAs pepper Aavns s largest orcaso" Of any pop
n eas Usstsd States.
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ToHS RurErEux, or THE FRENCH SWITZERLAND,
1865 Fast Twenty fourth street New York teacher Of the
French and German languages N B-The mos, respecta.
bic reference given Terms moderate
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nFFICE MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY Is BROAD
~ way New York November l857-rhe stockholders Of
this company hereby notified that In pursuance OF vote
meeting the khoders will be held
the ONCE of the company the first "Wednesday In Dscem
~ O'Clock M into consideration and of
feet desirable reduction OF the capital stock three bun
dred thousand dollars giving to all shares thereafter equal
value and character. n 7. Carry Edward Learned u.
Niven John g. Mallory, Vim. Pollock, James L. Motley.
Daniel II. LOnea, DirectOrA
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TrEIEGRAPH NOTICE.-FoR SALE THE posts
vres and nsula,ors constituting the formerly
need BY The Magnetic Telegraph Company es~een New
York and Fort washington, and Fort Lee City
The posts mostly chestnut and good condition. the
wires also 81 good quality. Said be sold
together separately suit purchasers In addition the
above the two splendid spars roris Washington Lee
or. offered for sale Address w. H. Hess, Superintendent
Wall
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DIOR SALE CHEAP-SOME OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
II marbletstoop dwellings on Seventh avenue, between
Forty first and Forty Streets will exchange for part
cash and part materials They have every modern
ment. Inquire Of, address Mr. BULkLEY No. $50 West
Ihirtyn INF
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TRENCH LANGuAGE.-PRorEssoR d. LAcRoIx, 7el
sroadway continues 70 siye thorough instruction he
brench Apruage imparGng his pupils the ability eak
The Language win fuensy and correctness Applications
ssivea between the hours of | and OF and Pm
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOWgHs.

GH0-PARTNER WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WITH
DOU the above amount, TO join in business that will pay
travel in the country villages Good references given and
required Apply three between 10 and II A. NJ and
and p NJ, at N. q. Burgess ambrotype gallery, 1913
Broadway
x1SA A SMART GENTEEL AMERICAN YOUNG
NIe)U. man who invest this amount have q
chance money safely For particulars address, with
real name, Howard, box l5l Herald office.
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BILLIARDS,

III CENTS A GAME FOR BILLIARDs-iOo POINTS
~ A. GADDENS saloon, Cl6 Broadway
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DOR SALE Iowa COUNTRY PLACE PLEASANTLY
situated elevated ground twenty miles FROM by
railroad three walk from the depot land
Nifty acres good house. abundant buildings choice
shade and fruit trees Apply TO T. MARTINDALE, LOT
Broadway, third story, front.
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THRoUGH CHANGE or CIRCUMSTANCES A YOUNG
lady Of fourteen IL In want of home IN refined family
where her services companion and teacher young chill
dren, would be considered equivalent TO support Ad
dress Ly man, Herald Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-26
RLEGRAPHIC NEWS. Y
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The FinanciaI Crisis In Phil.dslphia.

IhILADELPHIA, Sept. % The corner Of Third
aua .hesnut street Ia again the scene Of excite
, ,ient Inis morning. Crowds Of alarmed and in
$500; 1891 persons surrounded the Savings Institu-
clinsd ne n morning rioie O'Clock These de-
e c. paving out their deposits, requiring two
weeks notice to be given
Ihe Banks were besieged before 10 o'clock NV
on i. and excited crowds. The Bank of Penn,
~, nn,i e-opened, doing its ordinary business
W. paying out no specie The Mechanics, Rank
Patd specie Tor its "lO's" The Girard Rank 70 :
FUSED 10 do any business and gave no satisfac,ior
10 lis note holders and deposifors
hAfER; -Ihe 6iraid Bank has come TO terms
ana Is redreming its $50, with sp-ct. bnt Re-
fusing To honor checks Most Of the o,bs, 49,
are taking checks N' "~
ANOTHER DIsPArcH-An additional excite
ment has been produced by the news of the sns.
pension Of the Ii iltimore Banks The Tr.des
mans Bank pays checks and all
ADDITIoNAL.-rherei is concert Of actic,
among the Banks. each apparently taking a diff
ferent course The NORTH American Is paving
specie for its tens. but il issuing no notes on
checks. The Bank Of Commerce Is refusing
specie, but is paying notes on checks.
STILL LATER.-The Bank of North America IL
paying all its notes, having received specie from
New York last evening. and is now represented
10 nave more in its vaults than the amount of its
III l. In circulation, but is certifying its checks
- The following Banks redeeming its fves :
Tue Commercial 1.-THE Philadelphia, and the Man
uidcturers and Mechanics The Farmers and
Mec names Bank are paying specie for Items !"
me Northern Liberties, and Western, Banks ara
Bank OF Penn Township, the City, and Consoli-
uaton hanks pay nothing. AlI.the Banks, how .
evef. certify checks except the Girard which is
suspending business entirely Some OF the Banks
Will receive no deposits.
18th p. m -PTivate advices saw that the Ranks
OF Reading nd PittsbuTg have suspended
The Southwark Bank paws all its bills.
The kensington Bank pays its fves only
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DIED.,

On the 25th instant, Mr.. THOMAS MULVA-
NEY, in the 9th year of his age.
His friends are requested to attend the funeral
at 4t6 9th street.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers please coyy.)*
On the 25th install. T. ELIZABETH FRANCES
daughter of Perry and Mary 4. knight, aged sc cd
months and Is days.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
her funeral at o'clock p. M, from her fathers resi-
dence, on T. street, between az and 9th streets.
Dearest Lizzy, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel.
But tits God who hath bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
On the 2lst instant, CATHARINE DAILY, AGED
p years, daughter of Daniel and Mary DAILY, native
OF ireland, county of Kerry. = +.
Her funeral will take place Sunday, Mt 81 o'clk
from the vault of st. Patrick Church.
New Yord papers please copy.I
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sarfa.,H 30 -,

Septemb0 Is. 1857
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 the holders
of stocks Of the United States that this DE
will purchase such certificates as shall be received
here, duly assigned to the United States previous
to the LIST day of November next at the rates here
tofore offered and paid, viz:
10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1872;
10 per cent premium on loans of l847 and 1913 and
6per cent. premium on Texas indemnity per cent
stock, together with the interest accrued in each
case flom LIST July.
Certificates of stock received here on or after the
LIST day OF November. until further notice shall be
glven will be purchased at the following rates VIZ
s per cent. premium on the loan of 1912;
II per cent. premium the loans of I847 and Is4s
and
per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 8 per
cent stock with the accrued interest PAYABLE there
on, respectively.
Where certificates Of stock inscribed and trans
f. rable on the books of the Treasury shall lie re-
ceved here assigned to the United States between
the LIST December, when the transfer books will be
closed, and the LIST January, when the halfyearly
interest IS payable the accrued interest for the half
year must be expressly assigned to the United States
by the stakeholder. no interest for the current
half year can he included the settlement hut the
same will be payable by the Assistant Treasurer on
the interest schedules as heretofore.
In all cases the purchase sums will be settled in
favor OF the lawful holder of the stock who shall
assign 1t to the United States In the mode prescribed
oy the regulations of assignments Of stock and re-
mttance will be made of the amount by draft on the
Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York. or
Philadelphia, at the option of the party in whose
favor the settlement shall be made One day's add
tiona interest will be added from he day of
here for the draft to be sent by mail.
HOWELL COBB,
sc 2j-df Secretary of the Treasury
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Mr.. EDITOR One Thomas C.. Dom, Justice of
the Peace IN his very elegant defence OF the Ma
si'tracy OF this city, published your paper yes
to-day, has seen fit to slude to the two establish
msnts on sixth street and Louisiana avenue. with
nIcatIon, Mr.. Editor, has been Induced by no fear
EshaIever OF injury BY reason Of The Squire's en-
nuehce as one oil the MaSlstracy" but II is merely
for the purpose of correcting an inpression bic;,
the Squire has doubtless derived from his earlier or
perhaps later, Practice and assoolatIop and Ia re-
mark that, every place where one gets a drink. ~
mol q tIoEEeIy. There are ,EroEgerles, however,
yOred as 9Th definition Of groggefy; but NJ disor
der, f:thness, and disgusting assem6lages consti
tUte such place, surely the Squire . own sanctum
where he holds forth as zone of the Magstracy" OF
this city, might not inappropriateIy be mistaken for
a GROCERY. The Squire being .'one Of the Msgi..
trscy' should not let his angry passions rise, and
then It is probable that, with the gentlemen Of the
1 V'''-'D - =. - 49, HENRY C. LIST.
September Is, 1887. ..ttf q .....r It,
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CASE DI,nIss.D.-Yes,erdsy, q warrant was

CASE DisnIssED.-Yesterdsy, . warrant was
issued by Justice w. A. Mulloy against H. r
Maryman on the oath Of Mary r. Hooke, who
charged him with an attempt to commit q rape
upon her on the 18th inst. The case was up for
trial at 10 o'clock to-day. Per - t'f7t
The prosecuting witness said that at 10 o'clock
last Tuesday week Maryman came to her house;
no one was at home; her little sister was sitting
on the door step; he made certain propositions to
her which she declined; he took hold of her by
the arms and attempted to force her on the floor:
she said to him don't. he got angry and said
he would have revenge; she told him If he didn't
behave she would call for assistance: he then
stopped my sister came In, and he went OUT told
her sister about it hf.een minutes after
Helen j Hook sworn-OR the 18th instant was
sitting the door step; heard my sister say don;
went in and asked her what he was doing: she
wouldn't tell me. o
In the cross examination she said that her sister
did not tell her II happened in the evening. a
little after IL O'Clock. She never told me shou,
it
The defence produced evidence to proye that
on that day he was no where in the vicinity of the
o1 VI MS accnsef he being county constable
had warrant Tor the Arrest of colored man
named William Scott, Wargpd with bastardy
and was in search of him throughout the day
and was not there at all
j Justice Mulloy after hearing all the evidence
decided 1t insufficient and immedi lately dismissed
the case
PRICES IN WASHINGTON. We have obtained
from reliable sources the following list of prices
OF such provisions in general use by house
Keepers in this city. They are the retail prices,
best understood by housekeepcrs
Flour-Supertne, per bbl., 81 25aS6 50; bag,
SIS; extra, per Dbl. S7aS7 III; bag ~; family
per boz, - 80; bag, - IS. Corn meal per busheI
g1aSl Rice, per pound, &c. Bscon-Hams per
lb, l1c; sides, l6c. shoulders, 15c, Cheese, Der
10, lic: Cofee-Mocha, per ID, 2Oc; Java Isc;
Maracaibo, l5c; Rio, 12HaI4c. Tea-Green, per
10, 5OaSl; black, 5UaI5c. Sugar-Brown. per ID
lOal2kc; clarified, 13alic; crushed puiverized
and granulated, l5c. MOlasses, per gallon, Goa
l5c; syrup, 81. Vinegar, per gallon, &c Prime
Lard, per ID, lie. Candles-Talloyv, lSc; ada
mantine, 3Oc; sperm, 50 Soap, Case SaIt-Fine,
per bushel, 62Hc; sack, 81 rs; ground alum, per
6ushel, 5Oc sack, Sl,31H. Herring, per bill
80 2oaSS 50; per 100; 81 p; Coal-Red ash, per
ton, 81 25; white ash, So. Wood-Hickory. Der
cord: 81 SO; oak, S6aS6 80; pine, 81 SO.
The average pay Of good mechanics in Wash
ington, is 81 per day. Day laborers from 81 to
81 50
CENTRE MARKEI.-The market was crowded
this morning, there being scarce room to pass
through the gangways under the sheds from an
early hour until ten O'Clock. The supply in the
various branches was unusually large and the
provisions of very good quality The hay stands
were all occupied, and hay was selling at 81 &c
dSl per Cwt. The prices in the market
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.

n DESlRA BILE MARKET FARM NEAR
"A ThECITY ar PUBLIC AUCrION.-On WEDNES
DAY AFTERNOON, September Snh, AT o'clock.
Farm. about two miles from Georgetown, lying be-
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half mile
from Tenally Town. IL contains about ninety acres
of good land, part IN wood and part cleared. The
improvements consist of a small Dwelling House,
Stable, and young orchard.
Persons desirOus of examining the farm can be
directed by InQuirlng of Mr.. James Scott, No. 1875
street, Washington, or of Mr.. WIN. Emmert.
Terms: One hall, cash: the residue In and IL
months. with interest," secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
Deeds at purchasers cost.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days. the property will be resOld at the pur-
chasers risk, after giving ten days notice Of the
sale. BARNARD a. BUCKLEY,
Sc q dts AncfInnReTs.
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4 Suspension Decided Upon.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 25-Evening A general
conference Of the presidents of ali the city ban Ks
was held this afternoon, and after carefully can
wasting all the circumstances Of the pressure and
their resources, they resolved on Temporary sus-
pension ofsPecie payments on checks and also on
all bills exceeding ten dOls 10 20 into effect to-
morrow
There was a heavy run on all tie hanks to-day
but the GiraTd and others shielded themselves in
the above manner.
The brokers and others are highly excited and
are calculating monstroOs reports, which will ac-
count for various exaggerated runners set afiOat.
50 far none of our hanks have failed and il is be-
lieved this partial u pension will be only tempe
Tary.
According to the law of 1850 this action Of our
banks will entail the forfeiture Of tie charters Of
those Incorporated or extended since that time.
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Sc p St.
STOVES!
STOVESm
STOVESm,!.

STOVES! STOVES! STOVE 80
The attention OF those IN want of STOVES is
invited "a my large and well selected assortment.
Having given great attention to their selection 4
am confident can suit all who may favor me with a
call, Among my numerous collection will name
The mon Complete, Maria Pc IN,
ModeI Parl0r Cook, Valley Cook, Virginia Cook,
Ten Plate, Evening Star, Liberty Star,
Baltimore Complete, Virginia Alright, &c, &c.
pattern
Radiators. Air Tight. The Oval Franklin, Little
Dorrit, &C.
With bed room and dining room Stoves, of various
patterns, and all sizes.
am also prepa red to put up, the most approve
style, KstervOck's celebrated wrong hit iron WaIm-
Air Furnaces, for heating Dwelling Houses,
Churches, Assembly Rooms. d. c., VIII ch from the
simplicity of instruction and easy ina Engagement
has never failed to give entire satisfaction.
Call and examine for Yourself, at
WD. ID. NYVIII'S,
Stove Manu- iactuer ana Copper. in, and
Sheet-IrOn Worker. ASS Penn. avenue,
between Third and AZ streets,
sc 25-lw- South side.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. II. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure
IN announcing TO his friends, former patrons, on
and the public generally, that he will resume ~
the duties of his School. at his Hall, corner -
October LIST, 1857 at O'Clock.
. Prof. nj: will introduce giving instruction by the
PmnO and Violin. having ascertained that the pro-
gress OF the pupil Is much more rapid with the
COM Snlment Ofthe above instruments. He has the
finest collection of New Dances that has ever been
introduced into this any other city. and hopes by
the hatterIng reputation which he already enjoys,
and the extensive preparaf for brilliant season.
to merit n liberal share Of the best patronage. =
N.B.-Persons wishing to confer with Prof. M.
will please leave their address at Mr.. Jno F. Ellis'
Music Store, SIG Pennsylvania avenue. Sc ls-tf
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NKw Ycsx, Sep. 70 Stocks are lower gen.
erallv: Chicago and Rock Island 65; fCnmbeTlsnd
CoaiT Illinois Central Railroad shar SIX; DE-
Genital Is; Pennsylvania Coal Co. 90; Reading
Railroad 6X Cantons I5h; Virginia 6's 81 Mis-
sour 6's, 694. ....-..
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By GREEN, AuctIoneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
CARRIAGES, b u q les, CARRGALLS,
" Harness, HORSES, &c. At AUCrIoN.-On
THURSDAY, the LIST day of October next, at Il
O'Clock ~, ! shall sell at the Livery Stables of
Messrs Weber d Blake, on eth street. near the
Navy Yard gate, the following articles, VIZ:
Carriages, one nearly new
3good Buggy Wagons
Carryall, for one or two horses
5good Carriage Horses, young gentle, and sound
5 sets Double Harness
8 do Single do.
And many other articles belong ing to a livery stable
which We deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms: All sums of aud under 500, cash over
that sum- credit If 81 and 80 days, for satisfactory
y endorsed notes. bearing interest from day of sale.
sc l5-d A. GREEN, Auctioaeer,
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Effect of the Philadelphia Bank Suspensions
in New York-Condition of the Pennsylva-
uia Banks, Arc.

uia Banks, &c.
NEw YtII, Sept. 25.-The bank failures in
philadelphia caused gr at excitement here, and
the improved feeling of d few DAYS past Is lost
The Metropolitan Bank here has refused all Phil
adelphia money, but the brokers are buying Il at
five per cent discount
The tTo Ibles Of the Bank Of Pennsylvania are
said to be caused bv large loans TO irrespons BILE
parties. The president Tesie ned Oh Wedn eSday
The bank is over fifty years oId. IL went down
In the crash Of 1897, but recovered and has since
been regarded as strong. Its capital il al SIS 90
At the date of its last report in November the total
Liabilities were nearly i've millions the cincula-
ton SSS 900, and the loans -, 200 90 the specie
S2ll. 90
The capital Of the Girard Bank is one million
two hundred and ffty Thousand. In November
its circulation Si:I 00O the deposites 81 276-
OJO-total liabilities -, $4,000. Ii had bills dis
counted TO the amount of 81 6l5,OOO and specie to
the amount Of SIPS 600.
The aggregate bank capital Of Philadelphia is
now little over thirteen million. In November the
whole Liabilities were Sil, 6I9479, with a specie
lire amountng TO - ,2s3 1877.
The banks of Penns ylvania are required to make
only annual reports to the Legislature. They have
no clearing house 70 limit transactions or eKer
else a restraining Influence over weaker institu-
tons. Tie suspensions to-day fully explain the
trouble of the mercantile classes in Philad-l-
phia.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.

return sincere thanks to my friends, and the pub
JIG generally, for their kind and liberal patronage
bestowed On me, since my commencement In husI-
ness, and would respectfully inform them hat have
inst received a large, well selected and entirely
NEW SIOCh CF FALL. DRY 1OODS; mere
same before purchasing elsewhere. ] feel confident
| csn give perfect satisfaction, both in price and
therefor offer greater inducements to purcha
sers than those who do a credit business,
....... &. F.. PERRIE,
sc 22-6t SIS Seventh street near /.
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NRw Yosk. sept. g Flour declined Sales 81
southern IS 65 - 5Ssl.
Wheat is unsettled ; sales Of u, 600 bushels !;
wef,ern white 81 27aS1 30, red 81 20. Corn 10
quiet I; sales are unimPortanti prices are unset
tied
Pork is firm mess nominally at s21 otzs25
Beef is quiet at su.75aSi6 10. Lard is hrm at
l5c. r-a .-- ..
WHISKY is steady at a IA Sc for Ohio.
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New York Ranks Firm,

NEW YORK, sept. 26.-It is not true. as ha
been reported by private dispatches, that th'
New York banks talk Of suspension, nor !:
there any signs of such a course.