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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

CLARK MILLS has been com missioned TO execut.
In bronze, at the furnace fitted up by him At hi,
studio the colossal statue Of Freedom which i. -
surmount the new dome Of the Capitol
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb 3.-Flour 10 quiet: State - %
eSJ; OHIO s. 65dS5 %; ScuIbe,n IS lUaS5 IS
w heat is quiet; Southern red > -. Pork :
dull; old mess sl7 %: new mess So *: old prime
Sl2aSl2 I24: new sli Lard closed nrm az 10.
sllc. Whisky closed dull at - 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03
MxN's DlIss SJITs,
YOUTHS DRESS SyI1s,
YcxtA:' 1ks:..s, Sx,t.,
CHILDRKN's D2Rss SUITS,


Store, Browns Hotel BUdins, Would n respec St
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspectiop. on" II
i SoTpTrs'sd Of an assortment of entemeps and
in material, trimming, and wofSmans6ip. rs
To those who study excellence with ECONOMY in
For ssaens Fl is
daoed 1fios.: ''' IN ln'' city, q; .e sssy 70
No: 5-THE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE
sence of Pumonio Com pIaints in some iaoa,iSs.
Is owlns to the INTRODUCTION of Mrs. NJ. ~ Gard
nei lndlan balsam oil Lverwort aud H"arhound;
sod everywhere. -aHlw,r
APPROVED by the New Yofk v Acadsmy of Meal-
0 cine 1t IS h twice more eicssous than The LIQUID
ton and ali kinds Of Coughs. ''''"'A'' ''HS""'-
Also,
offensive greasnass of the oil is obviated' For sale
by al respectable druggists In Washington and
PENFoLD, PARKER 4 mower, Wholesale gents,
ID Boeknan street, New York city. no SIN
THE WAY of TRANsGRESsoRs Is HARD"-Fol-
low the counsel and heed the advice contained In
the york "Hnnon %Gilty, Or PhysioIosicai Re
and indu gsnoe. is emheIs he'd with elaborate co!
cred e99tti ia3 poTtrayLng every feature and
~ modes Adopted for the cure Of local "a well as
h'rSdttaTy maiadtfS and gives the only safe and IN
F fs 6 sm1 Ss "a sssa M Of the
Beeoker street, N. Y. PIice * cents Sent free
u. C. ' IL sIm ,Tn'
Ws ARK REQUESTED to invite attontlon to the
advertisement of DIR. WOOlfsCn. the opticlau, 264
Pennsylvanla avenue, betw cen Tu elfth ard Thir-
and states. it will be ssen that his
spectaclss and eve giasses' are recommended hS
aHd th eom rT f to p'E e e
Iiyed from their use by those who require the aid
arSl do cg-v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

A , FOX CRACKERS
tKEsH supply OF these Justly celebrated
". dckeis nave been received. We are prepared to
suppiy dealers With a fresh article, on New York
terms. UaGl KING BURCHELL.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT Three
4 story House aud Store 9TH street between
NJ ard y: S2M a year. Store and Dwelling corner
10th and c streets; rent SS57. rhree story Dwell
story House on 26th street, next to the corner of
Penn. avenue; been restaurant of two yeays all
fitted up; gas liz the house. The above property
are al good brick houses in order. Fer particulars
inqulrs Of WIN. MARSHALL, kuctI6neer, AGA
9TH st. opposite Patent Office. Uat.) ia 3'-eoSt
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Sltuatec
IA In AlSLeItTIa county, About ~ miles from
6eGTgetown, a. the intersection Of the Georgetown
And Little Falls roads. consisting of ln2 sores. In
qulrs on the premises, or of II. RICHkR OS, corner
Nth And streets. Washington. ID. c. ia Lett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

No. 6.-GOOD It'd MSS The messenger Of health
has brought tpthe word no better tldngK, that Wa
know of, than. that Mrs. NJ n. GARDENERS Indian
Balsan OF LlverwOrt may be obtained at all the
druggists. This rs the most effectual cure for
COus his, Colds and Consumption. fe lw.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

EOE RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
u Ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas. < w attach
story and the third fnor of the same bu ldIng For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. ?
Louisiana avenue. q IF
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SUPREME COURT, YESTERDAY 65 The
United States, appellant, agt. WIN. Bennett
The argument of this cause commenced By
MIR. f.. Nj. Stanton for the appellant, and con-
tnued by Messrs. Benham and Glllet for the ap-
peliee. Adjourned.
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rRANDELL, 0PTiCIAR.
" Nc. I % Brtfge ST., GeoTgetotrs, ,
Bas constantly hand q large Assortment OF
French Near sighted. Psrlecop;c, Col AA@.
ored, and all other SPECTAHLES, OK ~
the best quality, gold, silver. steel, and GeImar
silver flames. ~ B.-Old F-aBles Repaired nnd
new glasses setin them to order nc l9-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

IHE RUSSIAN WAR DIoRAMa, improved since
lts last exhibition here by grand illumination Of
the city of London. is now open every night at
Odd Fellows Hall.
The superb additional illustration of the ssIl-
Elimination of the City of London after the Peace
soilclts shouts ct applause nightly. and is indeed
4 remarkable specimen of scenic effect
On Saturday afternoon there is a special On
hibition for the benefit of families ladies chill
dren, &c, which will doubtless DE well attended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

THE SUFFERING PoOR-Every well disposed
ltiZen who has the means for afording relief to
the suffering poor in need Of fuel, meat or cloth-
Ing. during the present Indictment weather would
be only performing an act of humanity In doing
SO without delay IL IS ascertained that the suffer
ings # the poor At this time. especially in the
northern part of this city. are beyond precedent
The appropriation made by the Corporation will
not more than half relieve the vast number Of al
picahts who throng the offices of the police mag
istratSs who are charged with the duty of dstrit-
utlne wood and groceries to the suffering poo,
Much vet remains to be done by those who have
lief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

EHOR RENT-A handsome and conveniently ar
Il ranged BRICK HOUSE, with III rooms, No
800 9Th street, between X street and New York
avenue Ront 900 ger anGrm. ia I8-lTnH
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BURGLARY Last night, the residence of L. w
Browning, Esq, on Missouri avenue. was en-
tered by burglars, who succeeded IN CARRYING
away the lace curtains of the parlor windows and
several new overcOats. which they selected from
number hanging in the hall amounting to near
hundred dollars in value. They confined their
less intending a more extensive operation: hut
they We're alarmed by the npsetting of a stand
with glassware npon it, and hastily retreated
This Is the third time that the residence OF this
gentleman has been entered burglariously and
upon neither O"casOn has the thieves been dis
covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

tics. who has been much ANNOYED nv IN. con
'naai yuIgar!ty Of i professional gentleman. h.
determined To put stop to il. which he did bv
imposing upon him fine Of 81 81 This positive
and definite mode Of expressing hi. dis,pnrov,I
Of such conduct will probably have the effect TO
relieve the Justice Of future snnoyences of a simi
l.Y description.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

HQUSE POR RENT AND FURNITURE
Dh ShLr..-The House very pleasantly
located and contains rooms. Rent only si2. The
furniture is nearly new. This Is rara opportuni-
dress L. +. NJ :, at this office fe 9 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

WATCH RErURNs.-John Hall, colored, disor.
derry; fine and costs 81 Is. Elias Riggs colored
do; do: Si15. Henry Grant, colored. do; do
Si.i5 Jno. Miles, colored, do; do. 81 Is. Chas
Sengstack, assault; security for peace: tried las,
night Fifteen dodgers were accommodated. The
shelter of the guard is to the poor creatures
who enjoy it, great indeed; though to those who
have homes and pleasant beds to rest upon, a
night in the cell range is punishment more Sc
we're than a fortnight in the county jaiI
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SURGICAL OPERATION YESTERDAY. sf,er i con
,1ltit,"n with the physicians who had charge of
Mr. VIM. Thorn, the machinist who was 40 ssri
ouSly wounded by the accident at the NAVY Yard
the day before. Prof, Hoston, with the assistance
of the resident physician ut the Infrmary Or
Butler. proceeded at noon to perform the oper
alton of amputatng the crushed leg above the
knee. The limb was terribly crushed and the
suffering Of the patient had been intense He
was put under the influence of Chlorofnrm and
IT noon the limb was removed Since the oner
alton the patient has been doing well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

tiRE-ThiS morning an alarm Of fire was caused
by the accidental firing Of a dwelling on = ne,,
Fourteenth street, the property of r..McI.augh.
lin IL was discovered in time to BE- extinpuisbrd
win few buc kets Of water, and with but sligbt
damage to the building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

The PUsLIc ScHooLs OF TIE DI.rKIc1 IN Cox
5ksSs As stated In our Congressional report YES
,erday, Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill into the
Senate appIopriaiing one million acres of the pu o.
lie lands Of the United States for the benefit Of
free public schools Of tie District of Columbia ::
which YVES read twice and referred to the Com
Uit.ee Oh the District of Columbia
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Coronsrs, Inauesss.

Au1Gw IBAmDB In vAsnne1on HERxu.-Ccroner
schruer was called upon yesterday 70 hold inquest 1t
Ne rh precinct station house upon the body Of male
infant, which bad been recovered from the vault IN me
Of No 83l Washington street The evidence elected
went 70 show that Friday night Bridget Garland, do
msstic in he employ ment Of Mrs Dunngan a. The above
Der gave birth 70 he child In question and that sne
subsequently disposed Of tho infant by throwing INTO
the sinh. N. Boutop, who made pnst morsem examna-
lion OF the body Of deceased testified that the child was
horn alive Bridget states that the infant Yves stporn
he evidence OF the physician 70 the contrary no..
sitbstandpg. rne jury rendered verdict q DEAN
from violence At the hands OF Bridget Car and the
Coroner committed the accused 70 await the acton OF tne
grand inquest
CAArBESE ACCIDENT Anna Maria Venhiern, VINO was 20
severely burned by the explosion Of camphene lamp 81
No 40 CITY bah place, Friday night, died Yesterday
ut the Nav York Hospital rom the effects Of her injuries
Coroner Jacs man held inquest upon the body, when
the jury rendered verdict Of accidental death.
FovsD DRowsED-The body Of coal passer on beard
The steamship MAJ ion, named Nc Troy, w found floating
in the North yesterday Deceased has been missing
Wednesday evening and Ia supposed 20 have acci
aenialy fallen overheard An inquest held upon the
body by Coroner when the jury rendered Inc
usual verdict Of nfound dTownedn
SUDDEN pKlm or A PoIJcENAS.--As william Pauis.
cfaft Of the Ninth precinct police, returning from
the station house 70 hs home at No. III West Twelfth
street, on Friday evening, he seized with III OF
apopeyy, and fell dead in the street Coroner Jackman
held an inquest upon the body yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IT, 1850

p.ra Bue Wing (of Baln rel BlrnhSn, Baltimore, Sdays
Win Sour &C. 10 lowing. Conner ca
Al Lane tbr, Haley Falmouth, ia Aug IL Va Norfolk
nad heavy Gather sprung roccvsd ohes On
n i2h i.s =. 81 IS u 81 passed sehrs Vi 10 pine
ma sr ~ BEEN sns lime tns water Sh s. s.
Ion rs a alter heavy NV blow pssssd through qa-A'1e'0
esr pssssr El smith Hnsbor Nh sdays with plaster
schr Nswins hawkins Galveston, % d.ys VIII oo,oo
Ss e o ~ s xs:s n v x q si'
scir Cohen Gate. Wsels Nortof 1d.ys :, 49,.
schr Lsvipa Jane Ketchnn, Georgeto~u, DC, Gays
schr N Smith 1sreen Baltimore, dAyA
schr Caroline, Hunt saco days
schr Florence Jameson Pockps a. 8 days.
schr Cor~h Baker, Rockport days
sssr S1& s .,s.s Lornf d ssssoa sS.ys
schr sarah LhzabetA, Kelley, Basaon, s days.
sssr Jacob s a:,'y o sos :S:''
echr Hoichhiss, Hall Boston for Albany.
schr Adeine Kelly, Bosom for Albany
Rchr Red Rover, Bacon Boston for Albany.
seSr Il Deputy. smith, Providence FOR Albany
sesr Ro Ses smith wiicer. Po.tisna asys
scsr Rosers wsshDgon, Portland 2 days.
schr y pu1aeld psa ,,. Portland y1s, : Gays
seS SEM Akron bacon, .Siclsrson, Portland aasya
seh Maria HAN IAwr,nce Portland nd dAss
s ssg ' Sips. y smsn My.t,e Days
slocp Apollo Freeman Mysuc days
Steamer Mars NchoR Phiadephn
Steamer Anthracite. Jones- PhiladeiphA
Steamer Sophia. Bell PhilsdelohiA.
Hseamer Penguin. Williams. Providence
SAILED
City Of Manchester Obj, Liverpool land passed
the Battery any Futon, Hsvre Ba.ar. OF ana Ter hx
burg and both pssasd the Battery a Ka,nss s Sss
Cbareston yorktown Norfolk &c; Monticello, Washington
Alexandria, dc.
Wind during the day Mos.
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For, OF New YORK. September 10. 1900.

Port OF New Work. September 10, 1890.
CLEARED
s,.sTssip ksrnss SBr', Brownies Nassau. Mp and Hs
s<anshir Augusta woodruff. savsnnaA-sanusl Hnehin
Steamship cuyier Croker. ssrsnnss-H oronwen
Steamship Nashville Murray casls-acD--spcsord rues,on
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish Norton. Ae-Ludlan He
sts.mshp souasero. eager. AerAndris xc-H orcm.
siean.shp Potomac crccser, Baltimore sc-H Cromwell
s,samshir Psasprso van Porssns-H y Cromwell o.
az hsrss. 0pse.n, Young LlvsrTooIc u ys.shsn o.
ssp SsA,ns.ie Bowen, Liverpool -,xeEee.
SIR Esl's 49, Pine: es.sow-w,l;S car,sr sssse.
bsrs coleen Raie, whheScrry, Gspinwsb-fsnsns Raj.
Bsfs Arderne,, Coed. K1lrsbeshpcrs-r1ume A Ismout
srs ysass ssne sso,i 9qfs9scsr.Ihs. Jane.
Frs jsrs Ssri Rcssr.sOr FoFo NJ sresley.
f S erss ssssc Hack Soc 400
s ss,., AVE. VEN 4 I s T, ssh,
s 81. ilevsId Icss5s; s'sss-s-s bsyis
So w ssss. Ty.I sS-.iss,usy.. g,.,Esasoo
sssr f ssssr , I'M Fs ssSSssserr ASo0l
~ n.%:a s s.,ssa gsi.Ssgs. Euss .cs
selr sautsl eilmss CrcvsIl pe.cn-s W iews
sslr kesdnkssF. nlsisden Bosson-rssisr
slcet opers sst,eree Pros1dence-Masser.
s.'sg ccge ssr es'r ssc III, ,s r'a ~ s,s rs.
brd sssn.hp Marion, hence for Charleston Ian. sx m
neknthlr Jas Adgtr, % for 40.
Cromwell Co.
.i az 81 s:s. Pei s: ; s .s q. ~ rs a:
wtnfher.
ss ssss Nor IcSdcc .sa rsrssncus Aus y IN
al sc srnsiired ssis wsssiAzmireR bound W. MSS "
Shir peruhln Carerl werhe. Rremen. Md.yp win nds>
aus had heavy Fnle from " 70 NV; same time schrs
ard uur rtf'er q shingles.
Snip Buaey Ros Rotterdam. sodsys With mdse. 10 Geo
Buzley.
larsed Gibraltar Aur With marh- rses &c, 70 rsbrcosd
Rsrs Tdsi wave scs Bsaou White Crcrs,sd, july z rs
more Aus r. win wool &C. 70 Hasset, Pscon Co.
Bsrk Saxon (Rr1 Mctoy Havana ~ csys, With suray. u
master Anchored q The Lover Quarantine.
B<nl Ballet az fhiafepha johnson. m Jsrr Aug
- whh sugar Morx Brcs Navarro Co Hss had heavy
fsrs sunssr cooyer Savannah. Is asy. m sa,ss !,
nccresdy Mott Co Had bead rinds surns De entire
sre
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept 15-2 p N.
FIoUn was heavy under the influence Of the foreign
news ard fro Sc. to loc and In ofsupernne
brands l5c per bbl lower, with sales Of 900 bbls
wxAr, for most qualities from &C. &c. per bushel
lower with large sales, including Milwaukee club at 81 rs
. 81 II, and Chicago No. spring at 81 20 81 a.
CosS heavy and lower, with free sales at 66c. q
90 &c for Western mixed. and 100. for yellow do
PoKK Sales Of 800 bbls at $40 Is $40 81,
and prime at s14 lax q e14 TO-
Co1roS Arm, with sales OF 500 bales at steady
prices.
WEEKLY. -sAles Of 800 a 600 bbs made At 2ac.
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are required By hw 70 bs paid over 70 the c6csr rom
whom the warrant wss issued, md b. d m pad " lhe
Chanber lain of lhe city.
Nov let az See What The for npes-aot oommuta-
tons which received And paid over 70 Me ChAsoer
An BY the Receiver Of Mxcs-eoal~cted 10 This war
have before me- granting thAs I'll nnes collected
BY the marshal paid " she respective coone
and by them PAID 70 the Chamberlain
And by the chamberains resuro 10 headquarters for
the year 1858 Of all tines paid In BY colonel which
cude afro nnes collected from the volunteer force OF the
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Supreme Court-Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

sErT 15-DEcIsIoss -WiL!iam IRE rs L. D. Deter e
alrhe default Of the defendant Dexter opened and tho
10 him restored 10 the calendar for trial pay
Of the Of the inquest and 81 OF opposing
this motion. The judgment 10 stand NJ security.
Aytcd Waller e als Sand .SiothGrd The ten dol
lars ~ere TO be paa as condition Of granting any relief
and the order entered must be accordingly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

HAVANA MATAsZAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BwSvnrx-rrum New York l arriving Havana 9Th and
New Orleans PHI From Nev Orleans isth Havana 18Th,
rivirSAi New York I'D.
ard New orean. lsh From New Orleans ash, Havana 1A
arriving New Yorh "a
Drsoro-vrcm New York 7r arriving n Havana sssh and
New Orleans nh From Esw Orleans ssh Havana uA G.
opsErs Crrr-rpm New YORK and Havana every twenty
tAya frsm Few york Oct 8 arriving ii Havana losh
NlrasfsFrom New York foe MaAnxas The ah Of each
mouth, staPN
KLnsIH-rron view yovt for Havana Via Nsxau MP on
the arrival s every ternsie Cunard New Yor
NB-when the above dates fall Sunday The VIII
cal Monday, ercep, from New Orleans When
IA on Monday he aesmen vii Leave new Orleans NE
day Previous
eprcfAL NoTrCr.
an ynctnqss rnd lasrs intended for hs NEW yorx Hrsup
stgsffl ~ sfnfa9
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RAbwxYr REouLxiiso fiiiiia
Or wsmbAe Of Curacao writes the specl Agent of DIR.
Il s o. s.is. ss VA
+ i:s
PILE s.a kESoyAISG nnso Oh. EST prs,s ..sRy =.
ssssss ssfs s ss sss a
e & isd ne :ss <
. wah he READY RIifrr and REGULATING Pills py-
nsry IL pax s.0 sssG"s. Pcs = ssa "a
sss ssifu Asthma specify ss1 resaosa ~ usssscSs
Breathing IN re: q pssss ug. ., nsse. snss sevs
sion q IL heard rush blood he head, ss q
l''s'' 'ysi ssb WIZ REGULATING Pills.
vAfxrsc sxnfSsos covrRxp WIN sosEs AID nuSSrro
Before ~ Ne s 4 ssss 2 :. s.. ss
vspsrsso Ruenos Ayrs Mo and oher populos ssss wgs
a . s ss. s, -. sIs : "a
s :sss s, sss r. sss: .ns
The alex y sy.ry case 70 ncr~ crippled anS @:.sse -.
\ s.s s: e :sss - '
hs,s% ,Isg,sss r, -. i sys:
s SSs' xsss. ss s1s' c.sc,
S's' h''' RsSsl 4 !; ssSis n '''''
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ss sfr nsf ss File re- s
cur = he . Esss and -s q ae sun. rSsy have as'
p sIs sspThss s ssseS ssIil'
RKerLATfMsa rrrIs,
rars 80 rs e,s q ne sicily ,crr'a roe sas macs
ds.sss. N if-r nider temperate lAususes.
Ie ihr poor dntrs.sed rcn ccced yrllo- = rD-
fsytr ,pasrrr swallowed ss portions o. quinins
sSSvsfs Ekotf;sTfss srs
hAp RHsovsfrss REsoLvESr.s
few wsess per,evsrnnc. VIII ihsse rsnsaies s enable
nose poor declsyd morAis 70 ~sh frs.h IN he prime q
''''' = IN RAILWAYS PILLS
Il. ss.y r wi Ss ps, i oSsr p qua Is.y
s ss e . sG ssss s sss By ne s s -
% s .ns trs H. ,rea .sa % ,ur
10 eers ,ssi hey u bee se boa-sSod s.,v rs.y I'll
he place q NE fsmy hysclsn sns hundrsds q
ops :. s q -vrs r.Asr. soaiAs f.%iy srss
raD 70 rHrudas
asSwsSs riris, REspy EEIIEF AND REovArrra
kSoLvkrr
srs deep isarnips oi.or sssmei az psysscissa
p.e = essr.,, sr eor rus pays better aA o
sI sxrwaYs PILLS ma ~. - ,Ssr .sc "a cor,
vp,sd ~hh disease jump trim he viii aew eese a
MsrS heir hands.
. 1' :. - s.s:.; S 3. s.. Z %
s;,ily :,.ss.sSs yn * =. -,
sss.lsTs !; RsdTsy @ asos :. casss .ss ..sS
SS sEeSI. sE. sHss 80. =: . e: 70: ..4
aSbwAvp RrSovArno RnoLvEEr. u -
Di inc = s sss 80: = 0
d, II, E, Z st.sy s & ~: % a. =
ses IAAu zen o. any ossss siIs IN ne .n~.x.o
TO = John sseet New Tors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, Sept. I5-s p. NJ.


The steamships Fulton, Bavaria and City Of
Manchester sailed this day for Europe-the first
with t442 GAO, the second with $3.50 900, the last
with *ll2,3ol in specie, on freight; the Karnak,
for the West Indies also took "a 900; making the
total shipment OF the day ssos, 34l. Foreign ex-
change closed fat. In the money market there Is
no change to note.
The stock market continues active, and prices
continue TO advance. The most buoyant stock on
the list this morning was Erie, which from 90 at
the close yesterday, advanced TO 33 at mid day TO
33I in the afternoon, and closed that bid in the
afternoon. The advance seems due to the British
advices, which report London demand for the
stock Illinois Central was also higher; IT touched
30 this morning. against So at the close yesterday
New York Central sold for cash at s7I at the morn
ing board, and closed IS bid, against 81 at the
close yesterday the business of this road this fall
viii probably be the largest II ever had. The
bears, who are few In number and not OVERLOOKING
in courage, attempted demonstration this morn
ing against Rock Island, and knocked the price
down 20 sll cash; 1t closed sli bid. The Michi-
gan shares were all better; the issues Of the
Southern are higher again. Hudson River continues
70 advance steadily; tits being taken ont Of the street
in large amounts, and has latterly proved o very
dangerous stock for the bears. This afternoon the
market was active, and stocks closed firm at the
following quotations. Virginia 6's, 81 90; Mis-
souri, 6's, sos 81; Canton, 2oa 81; Cumberland
Coal preferred, IA l5 Pacific Mail, SO a ]; New
York Central, IS I; Erie, So 81; Hudson River
e2l a I; Harlem, 10 !; do. preferred 49i a 80;
Reading, As! !; Michigan Central, II !; Michi
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 23i a "a; do
guaranteed, 49i 1; Panama, 1854 1851; Illinois
Central. ssl q 50, Galena and Chicago, 7si /;
Cleveland and Toledo, 4sl a 7; Chicago and Rock
Island, 81 al.
The business Of the sub-Treasury was IS follows
to-day
-t0 custofnss To- GOO 70
Payments xldAbo ~
Balance 5,o36 5o7 IA
The sales AZ Tie Clearing House to-day were
600 shs silver valley BIO IL 900 shs Guford boo
100 do.........b3 Is
The exchanges a. the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s23Ol6,o3s and the balances
Al ,075 10.
The Planters Bank Of Tennessee has declared a
dividend n twenty.seven and three quarters per
cent Ocss the fractional parts OF shares already
paid, payable In the capital stocks q said bank
on the 25th inst, al the Manhattan Company In
this city.
The following table win compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.: