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BUSINESS PEosPEcrs.-We understand,
(says the Charleston Courier that, within
the las, two days, some two thousand ba,cs
"f cotton have been sold in this market, six
teen hundred of which were taken We'd
nrsd"y, and that negotiations for the same
have been made in S,crlilg at par, and
Francs ot D 52t 3 3D. and one Of our Bank
ing Institutions his ~ignihrd i;s intention Ia
a!d the mercantile community in this way
if only in II LIMITED extent. We rejoice 10
notice aud record these GcIs, as they .vi-
drncc the return Of u better state of thinrs.
and sincerely hop" that they are the harbn.
gers of returning confidence. Our staple.
as was naturally to be- expected under the
circumstances, has materially declined in
value, holders having been forced 10 sub.
INIT To sacrifices 10 elIrc; sales. The trans.
actions of "wednesday show decline of
full two cents, and perhaps little over, from
the highest p"'nt off, market.
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AcknoW,e 1gement.

We have received Il copy of pamphlet
entitled, "'l'he Mercury's Course and the
night Of free discussion,' being the con,ro-
yc7sy in fall lately carried on between the
Mercury and acorrc>pondc. Of
the Standard over the signature of "WiIr
AUukr"
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ntELMRoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
III HELMBOLDS genuine PliEPAkATiON.
nEL MUOLD'S genuine PKEPARATIuN

gx bLMhoLD tENUlSE EPREPARATION.
III nELABOLDS genuine PItEPAkATiON.
HEl lABuLD'S genuine PREPARATION,
!lELMBObDS genuine rKEPARATiuS.
Is prepared according To Pharmacy ana Cl,,,rn
istry, with the greatest accuracy and ChcInieai
knowledge devoted 10 their combination
lefELABOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
~ For diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, GRAY.
ci, aud Dropsy.
HaEAD READ! READ!-"Ye afflicted
~ read" the following Certificate OF a cure OF
over 20 wears standing:
II. I. HELsBoLD-Dear Sir: have been
troubled with al aifiiction Of The bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years. / have tried
Physicians IN vain, aud at last concluded 20
give your genuine Preparation trial, as had
heard IL highly spoken Of. IL afforded me I'M
mediate reiiei. have used three bottles. and
l have obtained more relief from its effects and
eel much better than have icr twenty years
previous. have tie greatest faith il, its yir-
tues aud curative powers, aud shall do all in my
powor 10 make il known " the afflicted. Iiop.
ing this may prove advantageous to you Ia as,
Sisting you to Introduce tIe medicine. ! sp
truly yours, NJ. hcCogAIc
Should any douh, Mr. McCo,In,es statement
he refers 10 the following gentlemen:
Hon. WIN, Bigler, Ex-Governor, Pensyivania,
Hon. Tbos. FLORENCE, Philadelphia.
Hon. j. T. Nno4, Judge, Togo co. Pa
Hon. J. b. Block, Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. d. X. Potter, Ex-Governor Pcnnsyly.-
MIA.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. X. Z. Orier, Judge u. .. Court
Hon. q: w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. A Porter, City Solicitor Philadel-
phia
Hon. John Bigler, Ex-Governor, Californis.
Hon. u. Banks, AUDITOR Gescral Washing,
ton, ID. u.
And macy others, II necsssryss
nELaBoL1s GESUiSgVi1sS zeArIoy.
IN ssotbu Cotaua,
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Obituary.

Died, an Monday m"oaing the 9Th inst ,
"f about 10 days. Mrs. MARY MoBLEr, cou
sort of DE- w w. Mobley and daughter ot
'he late P.ier Wylie, Esq, Judge OF the
C""rt "f Ordinary for Chester District
Al" on "Wednesday following. her sister.
Susan Wylie, who had but lew days be.
tore gone on n visit to Mrs. MobIcy tu min.
Is,r. 10 her comforts, and was stricken with
;he sAnGe disease OF hich her sister died.
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TO some person, but the deprivation OF one oil
the most important of the senses ought to be
regarded and treated with more than ordinary
solicitudc. Deafness, noise in the head, and all
dlsagreeable discharges from the car speedily
aud permanently removed, without causing the
least pain on Inconvenience. cnrein Az eases
guaranteed where maliormation docs not CT
ist Thirteen years close aud almost undivided
attention to this branch Of special practice has
enabled him to reduce his treatment to such
degree of success ~ to find the most confirmed
and obstinate cases yield by steady attention
to the means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least in wha:
estimation his professional qualifications held
by some of the most distinguished medical men
of the country
TESTIMONIALS.
al have had the pleasure to meet d.. HIATT
LEY in practice, and have been ted to form IA
vornble opinion of his character, both in pro-
cc;son and as gentleman.
w. II. Parker. NJ. D., rrofr. Surgery.
From my intercourse with DR.. HAnrLEr, I
nave founu MS ucpotmeTt 10 ne corfcct anu
gentlcnanly. valentine Mott, N. D.
RErEREScE OF CuREs.
Mr. Goodwin. 18th street. near Broadway.
Mr.. William Shvey. 40 Courtandt street Mr..
H. T. IIcrdman, Counselor at Law, l6 City Hall
Place. New York. DR.. Bell, Dentist, auburn,
y. Y. Mr.. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago. Mrs.
Hawlcy, and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield Hi.
nois. Mr.. Is. +. Stephenson, Jacksonville, Illi-
nois. Miss Sarah SEainc, Nantucket. Miss
Rcbccca d. Howard, fairhaven, Mass. James
Burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Pokeepsie, MY.
TfRMS-For cure t25. In compliance with
the request Of large number of correspon-
dents in the country, whose circumstances will
not admit of visit to New York, DIR. H. will
forward n package 10y Express, containing all
the necessary treatment, appliances, DC with
ample instructions to effect cure, on receipt OF
SlO, and the balan"c when cured. These terms
continued for Que month only.
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TIE MARKETS.

Columbia. Oct 10.
We have no material change to notice in
the price OF cotton the supply on sale
during the past two days has been larger
than Tor some days previous the demand
Is lair, at l2i l3 cents.
New Orleans, Ost, 8.
Cotton is irregular.
New York, Oct. o.
Cotton is quiet. Flour had advanced,
and Southern is quoted at S. rs p or bushei.
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HEADS YOU LOSE lit having 0eca as.
ccrt"inrd by the Secretary of the Treasury
rnd the heads of the Interior and the Post
Office Departments, that in many instances
who,e families Mere in office under Govern.
mrnt, they have resolved TO cut off all but
one in each family in every case.
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1sms uf TIE 30 rrk.

AT the election held in the county of
Meck'enburg on Thursday last the Propo-
sidou to subscribe 100000 to the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
,was carried bv 293 majority! The vote
stands, yeas 666, nays..273.
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Low PRICE OF Wheat IN IowA.-Thc
Iowa Republican states that farmers are
offering wheat in tina; city for forty cent. Il
hushrl. aud cannot find purchasers. The
Republican adds "'Ihc same state Of facts
is reported of the Muscatine aud other river
markets, and iadccd we may say OF the
markets generally Of the State"
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VERY CALcULATISG.- One Of the Cen
trnl America passengers arrived, with We.
~ closely trimmed hair. which he stated
he had clipped Oh himself, before the ves-
sci went down, to save being grappled by
the drowning crowl.
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DERASGEMENT OF a ID: STING UIsHED CIR.
zEN.-We learn from the Tennessee pa.
pcrs that Gen. VIM. y. Haskell, Of that
STATE, has become hppcIrssly insane This
geutlcm;n fought bravely in the Mexican
war, particularly Distinguishing himself in
the battle Of Cerro Gordo, where his regi.
mcnt suffered severely.
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IlUGH SwiNToN iIEGARE.-We perceive
that the patriotic :piritcd Richard Yeadon.
Esq, of the Charleston Courier, has C les.d
his grateful and devoted mission in bs;ng-
ing to Charleston. from Boston, the ae main,
of Hugh :. Iegure.
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The Kansas Election.
ST. Louis, October 6

St. Louis, October 8.
Alvires received here from Leaven-
worth. X. T., up to Monday noon, state
that the election was proceeding slowly.
The Free State men held possession Of
the polls, and we're casting all the votes
at Deleware City. 1t WAS conceded tha,
Parrot, the Free State candidate for Con,
gress would beat Ransom.
Sr. LorIs. Oct. g. The reports of the
election in Kansas are contraIictorv.-
Travellers JUS, arrived give counter states
mentS.
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Financial Affairs in New York.
New York, October 8.

Bliss j. Co., dry goods dealers, and
Bowen, McNamee q Co, sim i;oa:e,
have failed. The assets Of the latter are
ample.
Money is scarce, and sought for at all
aor,s Of rates.
The btlls ef the Central Bank of Brook
Ism have been disctedited.
The day closed gloomi'y.
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WANTED At this Office, an intc!Iircnt
lad of from II To lG years of are, as an APP
prentice to the printing business.
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The Kansas Elections.

ST. Louis, Oct. 9.
Returns from the Kansas election,
which TODD, place on Monday last, show
large Democratic majorities. The ma
jority in Johnson county, is 1900, in Lea
venworth, $50, in Atchison. co, in Dou-
gas county. 400. Both branches OF
the Legislature are Democratic.
The Government and the Fillibust ers.
Washington, October Z.
hddi, onal instructions have been sent
to the Naval Commissioners for the inter
cep,ion Of fillihusters.
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Georgia Elections.

Augusta. October Z.
1t is admitted here that Judge Joseph
f. Brown, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, is elected Ivy majority Of from
5000 to 10000. The returns micate
the election to Congress Of r. L. Trippe
and Joshua Hill Americans, in the Third
aud Seventh Districts, and Of NJ. ]. Craw-
ford, l.. J. Gartrell and Alexander II
Stephens. Democrats, in the Second and
Fourth and Eighth Districts. There is
little heard, as yet, from the First and
Sixth Districts.
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The bills Of three physici who analysed
;he blood, examined the blood stsins, &c,
in the BurdelI murder case IN Now York,
ultyupted ID SlHyo.
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A Journeyman Printer, Of good hab.
its. may obtain a situation in this Of
flee by applying soon.
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For the d.ancaster Ledger. !
.CAMpEN, s. G. SeDt. %.

ioT H's klhn attentions during our SUlogrn
in Gotham. 4; 6"'2!ock p. NJ, Friday took
the boat for Jersey City whilst eve, and
anon our eyes would wander back to The
metropolis Of the Western world. as she
faded in the distance.
New York is just now in n state Of ey-
citcmen,, caused by heavy Bank failures.
failures Of S;okrrs M%a@fac.mrcs. S.
caGSrG b" Western speculltiunS. And iher,
heard the Copmcrcial Bank of Culnmbia
had suspended. was perfectly thunder.
struck ut tho IDEA, rs ! knew il to he one
OF the strongest and most solvent Banks
we had. rose and said. tina; | wou,6 state
IN behalf of the Bank, that it WAS not so,
that / was acquainted with the bank and
knew it 10 be in u state of solvcncv. AID
to back my statement. ! wound give n. c.
innds for bills or drafts on that Bank and
take them ut par. SO | heard no more of the
matter. also heard that the South Wcs.
tern Rail Road Bank had suspended. that
her Ticker. w. II. Bart,ess, had dccamprd
with S60,0C0, and had since been arrested
in Wilmington, n. G..
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~: ~ f''' Wv '','|' VI S'''"@r'S'"n" y"
this is not the only species Of swindlnr
P'"''''u '"'''' l"'y nave other MODES
"'''N" r'',' ''A ~ '''NH'"'' III close pr"N-
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r,,p,r,.d ,h,, ,,.,.r, ,-,.,., ,i.,.....,
ib,m or him, .,n., ,,,.,. ,,.,,, ;,...
by aJyaprjn, ,b. fares ,bo, ,h, d.. $780,,
owned Inv \ prouiu.rt ,Jg.rr,, or a.,
Citv ih,, =, r,p,l M, ,,,.-;I,r,, r..
ted. So much for tho nnr,ls ANA .,i,.,r;,
prou.usi,iu, Of G,,h,p uo,r...o. ....rI
not helm thiukiuo ib,. SOM. p,,..,srr,. .h.,,,r,
be taken to prevent ,bi, mo5. or .,,;,.
Iing
Nothing Of Importance occurred untiI
we reached PHILADELPHIA, there we found
the widest excitement and c.nrusion r>i.,
ug in consequence Of the St,,, Bank of
Pennsylvania having suspended and all oth.r
Banks Of Importance which has caused very
near total suspension of business II,v
long such state of thinws will exist, i.
uncertain things look 10 be in d.plora.
hIc condition at this time. Left phil,d,.I- /
phin and passed through Baltimore, wher.
We found ikit Cs i'm mn, anita 49,, l,,,,,,,,II !
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Since the lsi January. the sun Of slI.
66S,ooO has been des1oyed in the United
b tates " 5sA
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TO PRINTERS.
Secretary.

WEDNESDAY MoRNING, OCT, I4rh, 1857.
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something might possibly be done to prevent a
collapse of their scheme by discrediting and fal-
styling the genuine news from Rivas, and by the
manufacture Of false reports. Hence, we be-
heve, the various fictitious dispatches, advices,
rumors, opinions and arguments which have ap-
peared since Saturday last in various journals of
this city to the prejudice of Walker and his
cause.
Very well. Let our stockholders in the int
rest Of Costa Rica and 1.-THE house of Wander
bilt' proceed with their grand project of new
TransA Company. Another fortnight will most
probably wind them up. Walker has been vic
torious. He has broken the backbone of the
armed coalition against him. We may next ex-
pect to hear Of the re-opening and re-oocupation
by him AID his achievements of the Transit
route from one ocean to the other; next of the
conquest successfully of the several allied States
beginning with Costa Rica and next of the re-
construction OF them all in the form of new
confederation upon AnglO-American, military,
commercial and political principles, including
Diggers In the interval, we should not wonder
If the next reliable intelligence from Nicaragua
were to result in the prompt appointment of q
Minister from Washington to Rivas. with a
view to the formal recognition of the dc facto GO
vernment of Walker.
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Gen. Walkers Late victory-1he Tru. and
the Bogus Beports-,ioro stocssJsbbing.

Gen. Walkers Late Nictory-1he True and
the Bogus Beports-,ioro ssJ5bbing.
So very ingerious and Industrious have bean
the efforts o. certain parties, chiefly in this
city, to throw discrcdit upon the news Of Cen
Walkers late brilliant victory near Rivas, as TO
satisfy us that some ssocbjobbing scheme IN
derlies al these anti-walker inventions First,
there was the Wilmington hoax, all the way from
North Carolina: next came the gloomy specula-
tons, suspicious end coDjectures OF the New York
Tribune next the Nassau street manufactured
Nicaragua correspondence Of the New York
Times and, lastly. q letter in the sun purportng
to be from one Captain Anderson, of Walker
army and giving q cock and ball story Of the
glorious victory Of the "flibus.er chief Of the
10th Of March. upon which the Sun editorially
INDUCES in a melancholy review o. Walkers
hopeless situation.
Now, we repeat that there must be some stock
jobb,ng scheme of the bottom of all these weak
inventions Of the enemy" The extracts of the
letters from Gen. Henningsen published in the
HERALD are genuine aud from the originals,
which we have seen In the Generals handwriting;
and We refer the public to an interesting com
municatien, published in another column, from
Mrs HenDingscn relative 10 those letters, and
the way they were received. IL would SEEM II
the accounts given in the other papers be gcnu-
inc, that Gen. Walker has gained two victories
instead Of one, snd that Gen. HenniDgsen's let
er respecting the first mas been intercepted.
TIE battle Of the 18th ult.. stated by Hen
niDgsen. was certainly fougbt-the allies were
badly beaten, and the schemes Of the Goa
lition were thus not only knocked on the head
in Nicaragua, but seriously crippled 10 New
York. Let us explain. With the SCI
| zure Of the San Juan river boats and
the occupation Of the river forts by the Cos
Ia Ricans, they concluded that their work of
exterminating the fiIibusters was SUBSTANTIALLY
| accomplished, and that the disposition Of the
Nicaragua Transit route was Of the discretion of
| COSTA RIGA. Under this delusve idea two agents,
Webster and Anderson. in the interest Of Costa
RIGA and "the house Of Vanderbilt" came on TO
New York to organize new Accessory Transit
Company under the victorious auspices OF Costa
Rica end her allies. These agents and others
concerned With them we're occupied il THIS city
IN certain preliminary fonDcisl Negotiations
when The news Of Walkers unexpe5ted victory
rsv. ru-r tts-- y vbs v.1- cc ''o~. 49,
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Mr.. APPLETON ON NEwsPAPERs-The Hon.
John Appleton late editor OF the Washington
Union, left, as legacy to his readers on quitting
that establishment, a little common sense upon
the subject Of newspapers in the federal capital
The legacy was precious and rare An idea had
prevailed among certain class of politicians,
that the only reason why the Washington Union
did not take rank among newspapers on level
with the New YORK HERALD was because its
editor happened to be blockhead. This fallacy
Mr. Appleton has exploded. He has shown
what it has fallen to our lot to explain more than
once-that great metropolitan newspaper can
only be reared in metropolis; that you can no
more build up first class newspaper in doll
country town like Washington then you can
raise an African lion among the ices of the pole.
The reason is simple; in a place like Washing
tod, journalistic independence is impossible, ard
without independence, no newspaper can be-
great. For, in this country, and with our estab-
lisbed notions, it is settled thing that no daily
newspaper can support itself by circulation
alone; indeed in most cases, there is an actual
loss on the daily circulation which is made up
otherwise. A paper must, therefore, to live
have other sources of income; and Of these
sources there is but one that is compatible with
independence, and that is general advertising
business, which can only exist, 10 sufficient
amount to be worth consideration, in great
metropolitan city.
Newspapers published outside of New York,
and especially in places like Washington where
there is no trade, and no general industrial
movement, usually seek support from the pa
tronage Of political friends. They agree to sup
port such party or such an individual in re-
turn for assistance either in the shape Of money,
or in the shape of sinecure Offices to the editor,
or in the shape of printing extravagantly over
paid The last has been the standby of the
Washington Union. For supporting its party 10
Congress, it has obtained the printing of the
House of Representatives, giving its proprietors
a profit of over 100000 per Congress They
have published their newspaper as a luxury, aud
paid for it out of their profits Whence of course,
every one knowing its wretched bargain, aud the
obligation it was under to puff every one who
had voted for it, despised and condemned it; and
bad II been conducted even with more imbeciity
and vulgarity and gross ignorance than it was
If that be possible-it would hardly have been
greater hindrance to its party, or greater dis
grace to the government which il was understood
to represent
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HANGING IN NORTH CARoiMA-A CORE
tpoadsnt OF The Pesrrspu'E Brpre, writing irum esos
Bore N eJs-Tbree nesroes-t~o hkeiy YOUR men
snd On old womsn, the mo,her o. ,~eny
hung o. Grenviif Pit county for murder fror osrIy
norn MI noon. every sverve lesdns into tne 1wn ws
cI0-ded win peruous, representing all ares enee,
cl.stes End con dtcns Of she pcputuon " tpe oocnv
round shsut About nine 'co.k In the ping steam
beat arrived frnv Washington wtb toTe bsV pfsreu.
fevr. ire cro~e estrrssd ~ OVo pertou' o.
zach - least ,5cG SUe isIaAss.
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Affairs tn Albany.

Waited iumedA;eiy-An active, driving, intelligent!
gentleman, 10 90 TO Albany 70 act Correspooden
who nad al about the schemes there relsv.
" railroads. city charters police bills school grants
companies, rinty Church bils pr vste claims dlsorim
nsoyy tells QaAaurs stations, barber masters harbor
Improvements and rev wster lines, health officers. sc
10 who dive into ard expose ali the rascslty Of
NE politicians assembled In tie state capitalize
particulars 10 sent daily by telegraph Apply ct this
-
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MIS- 1ousA PYys eoue Hoxr We learn that Miss
Louss PINE has taken passage tbs Pcrss which SAL
from This port for Liverpool TIE 2sth o.; the prescp,
month. Miss Pype ID one o: the bert Esslsh vocslsu
that has visied The Ualted ssses sud 10 wilma
hishy es''mablo lady We presume that she win re
csivs some recognition at the hands Of the public
previous 70 her departure. No artist more emInenry
oeservins
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Indian Nlsssscr~s In lows.

CHICAGO, ABfiI ], 49,,
The Democratic Pycu nss Intelligence Of me massscre
Of vhiis settlers II spr Lake. Iowa. By band Of Sioux
Indians. Agent Flandrssu ssrtsd with Q company OF
troops fos Hou Mlgsiy on ths l1n cit. Tneen scsles
are reported missing The s. Paul Pio>cr OF the S7th
un sosarms hs repor. Of the which occrres
on shs OH Of March, si Spirit Lake. In Emmett coes,y,
Iowa. near NE Minnesota boundary.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
.PBiIADs1rHfA. April Z, 1881.
Stocks Gull Reading Railroad 49,. Morris Oassi, rs
Long 1sand Railroad, ID; Pennsylvania Railroad ~
Nav ORfRAps, April Q, 1857.
Cottou-sAles 10 day, 500 baes 81 snged prices
Recsips N day, eco bales Sugar 10 firm, as 1870
1870. Brssds,uss quiet. PORK, s9. Frsehm dull
Lxchange unchanged.
Npv Oar nsrs Apvl 7, 1857
C~tson-eAles 70 day 1000 eses Pscss 6rm Mic ding
1880. 1919 Brsadsturs dull Receipts OF cotton IN
Gay 1.1co bales. Mos porr, f7s Cotton fre'ghs 10
Liverpool Va. BteYhpg exchange ~ per cent premium.
CHAnInsvo,, April Q, 1857
Coston nm ot a. sed sales 10 Do, 500 baiss