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NEW PATENT SOUTHERN PLOW.-

NEW PATENT SOUTHERN PL0W.-i
~ would inform the public that my new SOUTH
ERN PLOW succeeds IN the hands of nearS
every who tries 1t; and as further evidence OF
from the Commissioner Of Patents, al WaShfRg
ton, ent-right on the same. Thus IL is bac ked
by the best practical test farms. and the highest
sclentihe mechanical test in the Patent Office.
FLOWS of every size, Right and LeH hand
wrought and Cast SH EARS always on hand, and
warranted 70 give satisfaction. TO be returned.
,P H. SrARKE, No. SO Main ST.,
au 29-lm R;oh,nanJ w
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(Psyab,s on the removal oil the = s@'A n

III EiAsStc
For Frsctlons Of a wees, AFTER the hIss
the same rates. 6. III cents Per ~, ,oon.sl
For less thar a week, except IN .hsu not
81 per day, provided that the aSsieeN
excsed the Sharge for = fall week Il Ideal At
This includes all charges Tor boaIa, n H sTfsnss-
tendance, Nursing and Medicine, ~ SrJisgs,s
ment with the Inhrmary OF the hedtssss 81 D VII
small additional fee, ranging IIoih S.,;en ~ san
be charged for Surgical cases. \ ne psa.hcsuoav
NAV be aseertalned before hand oy aSs
one of the attending Physletans'
No Small Pox admitted. .,a,.,s care, cas-
All patients are under our fnineaS ".I oflessf
of us visiting the wards once uNsEseaity a cen
when necessary aud IA cases OF vi thaat az
suilatlon of all the phssioi - hS9 nt Physselst'
ira charge to the patient. tesluehs Ian s aa-
two Students and 4 Matron, have tas nsrsonsll
der their immediste supersisions aaN
administer all medicines ordered. ,l IA rivsa o.
When requested, weekly reports wiz !"
the condition of patients. .and pallsn~
Persons ll the country, wtshiaS " Il me Phya-
To our Hospital. may address eithoi "
oians or the Reside ut thyslelan. sort.bis Gov
When desired, va Will send \ cohsiv asteats-
afed yehc 10 TO any part at The CITY ~ poss STA,
For this pur pose, messags telt n .n n hetvesa
or a INT Thos, Peiabertcu's, on, ASaA
18th and 18th streets. xtl be atteAaea s icons
AsrssaSnssr KY ilcins, s rae a. bstsssasa
THOMAS POLLARD, ii. D., Gessfh''
door above Richmond House. Ia. Amegica1
o. A. CRENSaAW, NJ. d. ospesi's "'
WI" WIN. W. PARKER. Al. D., Law ssila'As'
mar Of 18th and Frank ufs. pA ,.isiap.
Mrs. W. i. PERKINS. MAuon'
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~ BOOTs AND SHOEs-GREAT a

@BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
Keeps large stock of Ladies, Gentlemen's end
Servants Wear constantly on hand, and defes
any body in Richmond TO compete with him in his
lime, he manufactures to order and superntends
himself. Great bargains In Ladies' and Misses
COlored CATERS, NJ OROCC0 BOOTE rs,
SLIPPERS and BUSKINS. Gentemen's city
made Patent Leather q ALTERS. OXFORD t les
and SLIPPERS. | will sell nv summer stock OF
Goods al and below cost, Call soon, If yun wish to
get a good bargaiu. loo l4-lyI THAS. BELLE.
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.n,s.,, Rssideui Assistant.

DEILEvUE HOsPITAL.-rh's lnsts'. .sS.s
> which has heen IA suooessta opera Ihmond,
VIrg,nia. IN n delightful, airy position, ahs "a
furnished with every convenience ens.y,rsI raj
the comfort q, patients and the sueesSS'N'
ment OF medical and surgical dise Sses' %
Rooms have been nicely furnished sui sun tSsd x
the aceommodai ioa of gentlemen mo im ots o1t-
lnconvenient to he treated AT their pi''''
Particular attention will be PAID 10 inc ~"
Nards, which are very connodlons. .,,,ixsd By
Having been heretofore hDersilt PHs.,I,,rtry 40
owners Of slaves, both IN the city sn1 GU, sttea-
can, with increased confidence. c3l w hr oar
tentlon to the great ADVANTAGES aio,uees trssi
,e,I II 81 VES and promls e to spare no vsr
furnish them proper ACCOMMODATIONS 49,
necessary attention.
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<Aof Boots, Shoes, Trunks. &c, which, together
with well assorted stock of our own Richmond
made Boots and Shoes, makes our stock large, at
trac,vs and complete in all branches. Attending
personally to our business, and having small ex-
penses. and satisfied with liV ing profit, 1t enables
us TO offer reat Inducements To all in want of first
class goods. MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
Next to the American Hotel.
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IIEMALE SCHOOL,
L ON CHURCH HILL, cor. Marshall and oath SITS.
d A.

PHILIP b. PRICE, PRINCIPAL.
The First Session of this School VIII begin on
the LIST oil October next, and close the LIST OF July,
1861.
The English Department and the Latin Glasses
will be under the immediate care OF the Principal,
who has had seven years experience IN the In
struction of the Young.
FRENCH, MUSIC and DRAWING will be
taught by competent Instructors.
Boarders viii find in the family Of the Principal
every reasonable attention paid to their comfort
and EN- o neut. ami IN the community IN whIch
the School Is located. an intelligent and Tehned
society. aud ample religious privileges OF all the
p-incI pal demon nations. Church Hill, as place
of residence, combines maay advantages OF CITY
and country life being not very far tromsthe cen,
ire of Richmond and yet quiet, open TO healtnful
breeZex, and commanding extensive views OF the
most beautiful scenery around theIcty.
Bo1rd. including Fuel, Lights and Washing !S225
English Tuition-primary Department. 3
- - Advanced Classes. 8 80 and 40
Music or the Plano-one lesson week -. As
two lessons a week.. 81
Use of instrument .....-., .---...- lO
90 The Principal may be addressed personally,
or by letter, at No l73 Main St, Richmond, w.
H Whites Bookstore;) or at his residence: on
Church Hill, Gath St, between Broad and Mar
shall. Sc IO-ln
MIR. LEFEBVKE'S SCHOOL.-The next
Ifl session of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850, and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1851:
TERMS FOR THE sCHoLAsTI YEAR,
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INV EKSiTY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGuE.
u NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
VA-A SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next. under the d.
rection Of the undersigned:
University of Virginia, it will, for this reason, al
ford no fewer advantages to those intending 10
enter other Universities. or any Coliege,
One of the Primo pals witt teach Nj ATHEMAi-
les; the other, LANGUAGE S. Assistant IN
structoTs shall in every be graduates OF the
University OF Virginia. Colloquiai classes, how
ever. IN MODERN LANGUAGES, wall receive
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50 including every
thing.
Circulars may be Obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application To us through the
SIDNEY. ii. OWENS. ia, A. NJ,
Lately Profess4t Of Creek in Riehmopd coi.sgss
Graduate OF. and formerly
jy1-d&cwsm ASST Prot. atV. NJ, Institute.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mond and county of HenricO. Strict attention
will be given to all business entrusted 10 hIm;
Office, for the present, with his father. W llliam
Green, southwest corner Man and It'll streets.
je N-6m
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IN, "
NOTICE.-l have this da, appointed JEk
~ MiAH C0UuHLiN my agent 10 sci! 10 tae 81
Market: To tmy for cash Only, and sell ~ any
he may think proper, jim M AN, 4
se l9-2Wt
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CSIkE fNAUKANCE.
MARINE INSURAN
incorporated 1891 -
YEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE iNSER.
ANCE COMPANY.
AOEce No. Isl Main Street, Richmond ~
Capital and Surplus, S2S0,O9!
ytaTs' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor OF the pubic during all
of that period needs no special recommendation 70
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance N cisJ and country, ana
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
Affairs ara anaged prudently, but literally, and it,
rates are as low az those OF any other good inst&E
ton. DIkAGTo3s: , =.
w L, Cowardin, J. E. " ellsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Gee. ". Smith,
Horace Y. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. IL. w lnston,
w H. Palmer, Chas. ". Purcell, JnQ; Gordon,
alex r. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch, Thomas,
las A Inloes, II. A. laiDorne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. L.. C0WARDIN, President.
WV. WILLIS. lR.. Secretary. iee-ts
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TAMES u. BROWNE,s
MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

ISFIR Y: Any OF ST. FRANCIS DE-
l. SALES. BRpukE AHENu r, ElGHMQNp
Patients ot all denominations, not having email.
pox or any other contagious disease, are received
White persons, IN private rooms, pay from STto
Sl2 per week, and in wards So. Coiored pefsols
SIS per week.
PHYstCIANs AND SURG EONs. - Doctors ST G..
PEACHY. d. THOMAS, J. s. DORSEY CUL-
LEN. Sc 5-ts
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r@Ss PARKE P9INDExTER, ATTOR-
@A NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city of Richmond and in the coun-
hes Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia:
"a ono in Lisle's Building, corner OF MAN ans
l<th street SAs-N
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s. sQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL

IL AND ENUIISd NOHUOI,
Corner Main and Isl Streets, Richmond, Va.
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
oath OF September, 1860.
TERMs-Per session, half session IN ddranee:
SENIOR English, or Beginners in Latin. 30 70
Latin, Sreek, and higher Mathematics CD %
Modern t.auguages by Mons. PARDIGoN.... - 10
DRAWING, by JOHN A. CALYo.-~-- 70 w
RA Appointments may be made with the Prln-
ri nal nv note through Post Office. au 30-ts
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BATS, &c.
FALL TRADE, 1860.
WILLIAM T. MOORE j. CO.,
2U7 BROAD STREET,

WILLIAM T. MOORE i CO.,
2U7 BROAD STREET,
Have now opened their FALL STOCK. embracing
Ill the latest Sly les IN HATS, CAPS, FL KS. &c,
to which they call the ate Ilon OF their friends and
the public.
Merchants would do well to examine our stock
before PURCHASING elsewhere we Will offer every
nducement to please. Our stock OF Servants
Hats cannot lie beat in this market, as regards
quality price
DRESS HATS made to order in any desired
sly e shape.
Thankful Tor the patronage so literally bestowed
during the past season. they solicit and hope for
continuance Of the same, A call respectfully So
lclted. WILLIAM I. MOORE,
NJ. J. LEONARD,
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xOUTBFRH TMANUFACTOKY-

u ESTABLISHED 1886. The subscriber respect,
fully invites the attention OF the merchants CT
Virginia and North Carolina to this extensive
stock of his own and foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers will find 1t 10 their interest to
call at his house previous to going further North,
as he IS leaving nothing undone, sparing no ex
pense Ut pains TO keep the Southern trade at the
South. Goods sold IN TINS house viii be warrant
ed to compare faVOrabl' IN quality and prices with
goods coming from any other market. There Will
be fund all the qua tiles of WOOL and + UR
HATS, from the lowest prlce negro hat TO the hnest
quality ior gentlemen. Also. BOYS and chill
DREN'S HATS aud CAPS, of all grades and
sty les LADIES' RIDING HA rs and LADIES
FURS of ALI the varlGus qualities
Purchasers will do well TO call and examine:
So s-ts JOHN DOLBY, Richmond, Va.
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IN private rooms 81 to sis
MAN STREET HOsPII .4 ..I f o..

MAIN SEkGET I'll "A IL rUts
WI SLAV ES.-Thls Hospital Is situated near w
corner of MAN and 26th streets and Is admiisOJ
ada pied in siriness, privacy and heathl1Aessh
position, 10 the purposes for which II me- eseniI
stltuted. namely For MEDICAL, SGkTvtsISHL
and OBSTETRICAL treatment OF SLAVE.
The rules and regulations eovernlng TINS lhsa .ns.
ton have already been published circular ga go
tanning full particulars will he fu rnished those WV
may desire further Information.
TsRMs-PatIeutsp per week, IS eastman se'S
81 per diem bHt IN taggrtgdts shaH nos go
fhs charks for mi trsek. Patients assas ,,
ing the dsiy examinations mot NJ suTs 80
Tor HOSPITAL CONFINEMENT,i charged Ls
regular fee adopted by the profession 81 Nass
The above charges include board, medicine, meS'
cal attendsnce and nursIhg suIgiesa Gps gs.a
charged according Ia rules OF other hosp.a,ss
the cIty. For ft.ther information app, .,s9.,J
Physician resident at the Hospital, or 70 elthei"
the UNDERSIGNED Physicians ard PropflstoIs'
FRS. W. HANCOCK, NJ: D.,
Nam st., bet Sd and Attn, or No. $50 Main VI
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D., Al
Exchange Hotel. or trace St. bet. bth snd ~"
X. y. VEST, Nj. d FFanklih ~
Near Ballard House, or cor. NJ ain and iI 49,
PHILIP 3. HANCOCK: NJ, ".
Resident PhyseiAA'
,p,s.,, nus Rssideui Assistant.
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ii JAPANESE HAT
S JAPANESE OUNCE HAT!
Just received, a fresh supply Of the NEUTRIA
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT. Also some new and
beautiful sty les of SOFT HATS: at
Elicit Il WEISIGER'S,
Ats No. l6I Main street,
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Mr.. d. TURNER'S SELECT

M X. d. lux >
lfl CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Nam street. bettceeH Sd and an streets.
The seventeenth Academic year OF this School
will commence MONDAY, the lst OF October
next. Pupils will be- a. United who are prepared
to commence the Ancient Languages, or enter
classes already formed.
Mr.. TURNER can he seen at his residence. on
Sd street, between Main and Franklin. tse 6-lm'
MISSES KINGS SCHOOL,
WI COR. BROAD AND MAYO SITS.
The next Session nf this School will commence
on the lst October, 1860, and Will terminate ON the
S0th June, 1851.
Mr. OSWALD HEINDRICH continues TO teach
the Natural Sciences, Drawing, and Nj athematlcs.
Mons. BOULANUs -, French.
Terms made known on application. sc Tim
MRS. DR.. RUST begs to announce that there
IVA are vacancies in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIE S, which will re- open DC OhER lsT, 1860,
at her residence, Main street, between TIN and Sth.
APPLICATIONS are respectfully reo1ested
REFRRENcRs William II. Mactarland Esq. e,
Judge Meredith, ADram Warwick. Esq. Juds o
ii ally barton, James Dunlop. $50, ThGs w. Me
Canoe, Esq iaul 2"-
DOGGR MAXIM wall resume the duties of
IL his SCHOOL on MONDAY, Oct. lat, Clay ST.,
between 9th and 10th.
TERMS tpaj able semi Annually, Ia advance
+ lmary Department . I'D w
Usual English Branches. ......'.,...... ~ W
English, Win l4ttin ---....-.--- oU.u0
English, with Lain and Greek. ,,..... 90 10
FRENCH 10 taught BY Prof. c. BouLAssE.
So tim
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- NO. BALLARD HOUSE.-The sub
II scrlher informs his friends and customersCR
- that he has removed from his old stand -
No 81 Main street, to No. Ballard House, ops
posite the Exchange Hotel where he is prepared
10 serve them to the latest fashions of HATS and
CAPS Thankful for past favors, he sohcits a con-
tinuance ot the same. $1,000
Sc 3-In JOHN IhOM tSON.
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CUPPING AND LEECHtNG.-
80 Mrs WO0LHOUSk, over Sam'l Suther-
lands Gun Store. 1872 Nam street. Richmond, VIII
wait on ali those requiring her services.
"a Constantly receiving, per steamers, Hesh
LEECHES. -
IA All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express to all pats of the STATE.
MIA new style of La DIES BANDAUFS,
that are much liked, made to order.
20-3m
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BUSINESS uo1Ie-n.'

M X ID K wOR Ks
A'A JACOB VINCENT.
tSuF TURgR
Italian <nd Amsrtr0n Narlis ~
lom6S' Hsaa- P,eess, Sc..ofsUsry stsi' asgm,s,
The ,.suao,c.,, a''..
ing ROGERS Milies's Marble Yard isnni; ldsT1
my work, which cannot be exoelIed ihn n .e1AHas.
as ow as1 saJ, o. south which q
where. " S'iy or "a.
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MARBLE wORKs.
JoHE sp y; p,AyddEs,
MECHANICS s. INSTITUTE, 9FH sVusy,
RICHMOND VA,
MON U MEN rs, TOMBS, HEAD PIECE.
ia TILES, FONTS, a.
"a First Pre- ,iums awarded ~ the Vjrsipi,I
Tn al SprIat nd MnabnpioxN

- U u z ! n e
II GRAVEL ROOFING.
BlOTlNA COR FELTl ROOFING.
TIN ROOFING
Weare now prepared to on the GRAVEL
ROOFING. of a very superior quality. either IN
town or country.
Also, all kinds of CUTTERS,
,,r,, nam, CONDUCTORS,
CHARLES D. YALE L Co.
sp 20-Sm iron Block. GOvsrnOrst
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n. B.-PaTtlCuIar and
ing and Shipping orders
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svssr RAGS were arm hus Inactive. eunry cloth Wa

GussY RAGS were arm but nsc.,vs. Gunry cloth Wa
duIi and salss limited.
1000 bales at roc 5c for shipment, and soc soc for
city use
hos continued Grn and In good demand The re-
ceipts were moderate, mostly arriving the order
OF those who have spe'u ated IN them in interior
Within two or three da7s he sales reached 400
80 bales: AZ Csc sac aud sales Of the Gro,
1859 were repor.ei at l6j a 20c
laos Scotch pig was dull Within a day or two, $50
tonf best ,rsnds have b en- sold st S22 IS s25, six
mon b. and Inferior craas at 81 20 81, part 70
rive six months
IxAp spanish was steady, with limited sales at
80 02h, While 8aleDa was Quie. ct s. o. cash.
toLlssEs The market vas qui.,, while prices were
unchanged
NAVAL sroREs-ssles coo bbls spirits turpertiue, in
shipping order, ssre made q. III, aslhc ana $50 do.
ID York barrels at A. Nc, 600 nbs common resin at
A2i per 80 be-, from yard an coo do fine rosn at
o1s-Iinseed was dull, with sUes OF American, In
casks and barrels at 6sc soc cash OF English at
soc Talow oil was selling al exc, and heavy sales OF
was dull, and olive do. was unchanged. The following
movement In the New Bedford arke for the week end.
Ing the tss Inst, Is from tho Wacemens Sh'PpiHg Lis
oil, which - In good demand and drm at quotations.
The t nsacors since our last include sales OF ITO bills
IN parcels al 81 SIS ac so do head matter II 81 COG per
gallon also 100 obls inferior at price not transprei.
In Sewror. learn OF sales OF 200 bbs nj 81 o. Tho
msrs.t for whale since our last has been quiet. There Is
some demand however, out purchasers are not willing
70 meet the views Of hoters, who are ra at 55c 5o;.
Tho only sales Lave TO report since last 400
nols, part humpbacs, al &c. per gallon wnsebone--
No transact ons
pRovsloss.-Pcrk-rhe market was quiet and uncha-g.
ed with SAX of about 800 bbs, intending nless at
$40 u q $40 as and new prime at 4l4 40 sl4 52s.
Beef was steady, with BALES Of about 400
bbls., including country mese, at IS 50,
repacxed at 50 80 -, aud extra at al Sill so.
Cut meats and bacon were scarce and arm. Lard
steady with saies OF ABOUT $50 bpls and terces 10
and 100 kegs at 1910 Batter plenty and prices
hardly 30 firm State tairies we're selling at isc 20c
medium At 14c lie, good Ohio fall prepared at lie
l6c., and inferior at l3c. lac. Cheese In good
local and export demand At lolc. ali'sc for prime
state DC i0c for ordinary, and l0c. 1916 for prime
Northern Ohio.
RGz was steady, with small ssles at ss.c. af7zc.
SrsD Clover and timothy quiet and GALES limit
ed Lrseei easier, and Gales made In Eoston Of
Calcutta at 81 70 and cargo Of Bombay been made
70 arrive here at ~ 90, months.
SUGARS Tho market steady, with sales OF about
500 hhcs, including refining FOODS, at &C. GIG. and
grocery grades at e<c &c., and 450 boxes FOR rein
ing at ea.c.
wRsEIY was stesiy, with sales at % &C. 2sisc.
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would prove bat temporary palliative Between .hsse
he choice Was noc-ssary enc, aud with bit csual ex
p1ons The banks have employed Inc bulk Of thetr sur
Plus m exchange Thus far however, the movement
inadequate 10 afford eli the relief desired but each sue
ctssv@ decline brings nearer TO the INT ~ wnsn
nftart capital must come 10 and al The vs;rum unuer
have hardened, and that scarcely any negotiations
can no below twelve per cent LOOKING, DOW
ever, 10 the Causes that have produced tbs dear
tho impression II general That u Gao only Do tenn
porary Mi that expect permanent essa, Il ies.
Tor present but that probably sc shah soon be enabled
freely at rate As se predicted IN our las,
weekly repcri buyers OF exchange have since had IL all
their way but The scarcity u means has nct per-
mt,ed them all the advantage Or the de,ine All
Descriptions have receded y 4 per cent and row
one Or tso drawers sss 100 but d 10: e, t. braft
with bill Of lsding, lO7 los Francs have gone dc
% ST. 27a bf 22h To day sale VI l50 900 YVES made
Tor prime TO fair, and onn ~ for outside
Sight vas sold TO day down 10 =, dsr7cnt for round
amount OF bank checks and ether took place
at ihe same 1Rure for prvGse sgsaures There w.s
dculty IN obtaining round amounts al any bank AZ par
"a discount, though The counter rate ruled
u i premium for small sums and collection settlements
IN. arrivals Of sese since our last have only been
50 10 rom Texas The experts n the meant ne amount
10 1891 900, Of which s15 600 TO :. Lous $40 900 %
Memphis and the remainder TO New York Tie las. sales
Of Mexican silver were 1t 10s;s
The Louisville (Ky.) Conenereia, R,uieo says
There is ,ood deal of distress in commercial circles
collections from the South being very SLOW and cash sales
light. Two three failures have been reported, but
there appears tn be excitement and anxiety the
street than there any occasion for We notice, 200,
with regret disposition IN circles N force credit
increasing arsee This viii not relieve the tot
terng and viii increase .ho embarrassment OF those ho
are straining every nerve 70 sustain themselves
We annex a statement OF the value Of the ex-
ports Of -four, wheat ard ,orn for the week ending
September 81 and since January L.
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ship Erie Iiens punnmsian, ~ aoaroya wcA. Nas3
ship sio.r rr~ s.-i sarht--. keller kas' sseaias
ship Manchester ,ne~b Ir.ss Portsmouth, M y hours,
New port q hour- ballast rr.-k oesrffu va
t1w"d ioihi. ror ~ sssmtas '-e.e s-n .,....
81 saps. van r'S' ,r ~ A. At Il ei,a'on Bros
ss, s VIM Ss - y e. - scs naun sos si
Sc on 80 so,fe Or onsNi'a 20 says fren ehanshse
eara aseee ~ se'ior Havsr. isys ans b.
y rssneS nes1s SEPT = 1ss Howard p rossa ns
sris ,r'ols q Fasu Emory ssrscaibo 20 days with
Rig Ro'lss wave, wilcox with sugar &c. to
nris sossps o. q = t'hr., VIZ Fillmore aa.sa4as IS
Brig slmucs of Meehasi nna csnfueg,s 10 aavs. with
sp" lib n Nv IN y |" x" I'D srs n 2"
gone On ~. h.t very hesyy weather. split sss sprung
aris, Ggnare Bn sed !, rsso, 10 SAys, With sugar to
Rrr .,rszon M Rroohruap Plc,ou u days with coal to
stones q iln,ier ! 20 Had heavy weaher
prie IN, Dale '-> s,spheas sydney, CD l2aavs, with
PIE Nsia 'sn snng-oy- St Stephen HB, 5davs, With
MIR s q rreOh PARROT Eas.Oort, cdays with fish a.
Rrlr Pge3. ~ Fnrsna Arhorn, sooslsu
ssh w-iN'va ~ ~. iperl sazcey Tobasco. 81 days
81 ..snsa q aango9 Col ms Lipssn CB 7dsys, with
s css's Peaees uob-r., Savannah lays viii cotton.
scs- wssm"ra g.rr' viTsa essa aay. s'SA
Schr Cooper Virginia daYs
Schr Aim Raann Arnold, Phil a. lob 20 for Norwich,
eebr Snsan Friend vriepd B'uehill ~ days.
schr Maria Fosa. Eaton. Franklin 10 days
Srhr j y Bent Rsyr aida i'nsrrvfeld . days
sehr Rinn Atkins Provino 3 days.
scbr Golden Are Weeks Roso, ) DAYS
Schr . = och msn Erdcuii 3natnn fv Philadelphia
Schr whistler Prashrs1. Taunton
Schr \ Heasr Srri'h New Haven 3daya
Noon New world Fly Hartford. 2 dags.
Steamer Rosin- Tr~rter, Phinds,rha.
Steamer IrsH,sthss Nsn'ervaer, Philadelphia
Steamer Jnseph'ae ars philadrlphis.
S<1msr PnL,onsKa I'VE. view RedfNrt
s'eaner Nssfcn--'er tone. Providence.
Stesmer Fr,rs. RenneP Pvnviien--
S'eautug Baann Rel Antony Portsmouth via Newpor,
with ship Mannhes.ar inflow.
aTOw
B'rx Msrhas Vineyard from rseno0k Arg lG with
mese, to Dnrhtm nirco
Also one bark. unknown.
SayIEr
Banks Johann Marn tPrus onian; rarn Bristol: Jns
Rensor Porto sico anchored Qusrsnuel Theress
llrps Purtorrhe Allen, New nrleana
Fyon raraplh ship Calhoun. LIVERPOOL hrg Boho: schr
Plsnjoue.
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