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and other grades, fair and good, tcaSs prem. Time
biis appeared to be discarded all about mos from
any doubt of their safety and souadness, but the
panks ana dealers wanted them at something ap.
pfoximating their views, which were controlled by
SAFETY and desire to make something. Good sixty
days sight on New York was declined at Ii dis.
put would have been taken at 1892 dis. Some
very choice names were placed at Holt, and
though some drawers held at 1tsf discount, these
hgures cannot be deemed rate The range Of
the market is from l3G3i4 and 2GD23 dis. AT 2A24
we may expect large transactions in good and fair
bills
Sterling also received heavy blow. Document
nils were offered early in the day at Ia73. Why
tacy were not taken, we could not ascertain, only
1ne margin was too close. There were sales at l08.
There were also sales at 1as5nl05Y There were
sales of clear sterling at l09f IO9I and fraction
over, and at a fraction beIow-market heavy.
Remittance rates 1e9401109a-not much wanted
for this purpose. The banks hold higher--away
somewhere about ll0gll04. II don't make much
difference, as regular customers at some of the
banks which are drawing will be dealt with mode
rately. Francs also received the downward in
petus, and though we did not learn Of any large
movements we have to quote rates from 5.224fn
Dig and 5.l64. The New York market for foreign
exchange Is tending downward, which will, of
course, exert some influence on orr market, yet
specie continues 10 be exported from that port to
Europe.
We have nothing in stocks nor in bonds to note
TINS evening. Holders are firm, and az money can
be raised on the hypothecation of stocks, on call
or street tune, at the rate of car Get holders
eyince no desire to sell. Bonds are not offered
freely. There are some few Construction Mortgage
Bonds Is get interest) of the opelousas Railroad
to be had at so. This is about the best investment
now on the market, being equivalent to 10 get.
investment.
The real estate market for vacant or unimproFed
property is superlativeiy fiat. Large improvements
are, however, going on; buildings Of every grade
and cast being in process of erection in all parts Of
the city, and no want of tenants at good paying
rents for every dwelling house erected the pas,
season OR in course of erection.
Condition of the Banks OF this city for ending
SATURDAY., Senterdber 1870
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SoRoFYLA. oR KINGS. Evn., IS 4 ooNsII:

NCRVF,IIIA, UES KINGS FN III, IS A CONSTI
tutonai disease corruption OF the blood by which this
ud becomes vitated weak and poor Being circulation
peryades the whole body and may burst disease any
OF it, No is free from attacks
which it may not destroy The seroulous faint is varosy
caused by mercuria disease low living dsorered unhealthy
food impure air filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and above all BY the yenereal infection. Whatever be its orr
gin, it is hereditary in the constitution descending from
parents to children unto the third and fourth generation
deed i seems 10 be the rod OF Him who says, will visit the
iniqnes of the fathers upon their childrenn
It's effects by deposition from the blood of corrupt
uicerons matter which in the lungs liver internal organs
Is termed tnberces in the glands swtngs the sur
face erupons sores This foul corruption which geders
situations not only suffer from scofuos complaints but they
have TAR less to Withstand the attacks of other diseases
consequently vast numbers perish by disorders which, although
ot crouios their nature are still rendered fatal by this
in the system Most of the consumption which the
human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous con
tamnation and many destructive diseases of liver kid
neys BRAIN and indeed of all the arise from ag
graFated by the same
quarter of all people scronlous persons are
invaded by this lurking infection, and their health undermined
by it, To cleanse it from the system renovpte the
blood by Alternative medicine and invigorae by healthy
food and exercise Such medicine supply in
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy of Intermittent Fever and Ague
Remittept Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fever indeed the
whole class Of diseases originating hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria of Miasmatie countries.
We are enabled here offer the community remedy which
while the above complaints with certainty still per
ectly harmless any quantity. Such remedy invaluable
IN districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cuer
expels the miasmac poison of Fever from the sy
m and prevents the development of the disease taken on
the rs approach of It's premonory symptoms II Is
the best remedy yet discovered for this class of complaints
put also the cheapest The large quantity supply for
a brings wn the reach oil everybody and in billions
res where Fever and Ague prevails everybody shond have
and use It freely both for and protection great supe
rory of this remedy other discovered the
speedy and certain of nermtens contains M
or mineral consequently produces qunism Other
injurious effects whatever the constitution Those cured
by are left healthy they had disease
poison great variety of disorders arise from its rafon
Kindness Toothache, Earache Catarrh Asthma Plantation
Painful Affection of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Coe Paralysis and arrangement of the Stomach all of which
when originating in this put the intermittent type or
become periodical This CuE expels the poison from Tie
oood and consequently them all alike an nval
liable protection 10 immigrants and persons travelling or tenn
porfy residing in the maRrou districts If taken occasionally
or daily while exposed to the Infection will exeeted
from the SYSTEM and sufficient
rpen INTO disease Hence is valuable for protec
ton than cure and few will from Jnernitents
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy AFFORDS
Prepared by Dr. J. @. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & CO.. Nos q and l5l Chartres
steel New otieAnS ana nv all Druggists. iei3 Sn&W
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Cotton Presses.


Corner of Tchoupoulas and Robin streets,
Corner of Tchouptoulas aud Henderson Streets
ST. Nary's street. between Perdido and Poydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner Of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchouptonlas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Ieyec and Roalguac streets
Corner Annnncetiou and Richard streets,
Corner I.eyee and Clonet streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS,
UNION,
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
Corner of Tchoupi.-nlas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Leyee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front I.eVee street
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
LeSee street, between St. Ferdinand and Montegu
streets Third District
I.evee street opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ievee and Roffgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levee street between Montegut and Couetstreets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of St. Mary's and Tchoupouas streets
5.." Fonrth District
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Y RS
Compound Extract of SarsauarfIla.

Ths most etfeetua remedy Which The medical skill Of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing fatal nal
sdy combined from the active hayt
been discovered for the expurgaton of this disorder on
the blood and the rescue the from destructive
scronle but also those other affections which arise from il
such as Eruptye and Skin Diseases St. Anthonys Fire Rose
OF Eryspelas, Pmpes Pusnles, Blotche Blans and Boi
Tumors letter and Salt Rheum Seald Head Rngworm RheG
mam syphitic aud Meeural Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising frpm Initiated or
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpriy Of the blood
founded in TRUTH for Scrofua degenerate of the blood
The particular and virtue Of this para is to
ry and regeneate this vital fluid without which sound health
IS impossible in contaminated constitutions
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GREAT POLITICAL WORK
CLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
oh
Encyclopedias.
ByM W. CIUSKEY, Washington, D. O.

It contains, among other things,
The various Party yy Platforms
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
senators Green Douglas and Coames and Nessrs Stephens
The maeraal portion Of the Kansas Nebraska BIZ.
9p apd snS En s Tho
votes on the same in each Hone Indeed everything essential
asssnga the same Including President p'F'' Specie"
The bred Scott Case.
The Constitution of the United States.
Articles of Confederation
SsShnssen q f lss sed AsaFe''
Mr. Cags Report in favor Of the sbnon q the Public
lands able documents againt, with full history of the
president Fe.esIs Veto q the InSsent Insane Land Bill
The address Of Nj Faulkner on the subject
President Pieceu Message vetoipg the HarbOr
The School Land Sill. and votes heGeon
The Clayton Balwer Treaty
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery,
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
MT Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Mss,rs. Fremont and RFGhansn,s Leeraof Acceptance
Messsa Buchanans and Williams Letet5 the Bargain end
R v SIasaoga,s Pert III ADDRESS
Tbs MaSsyilie Road Veto IS
Report sf Mr. Davis Of South Caroline the Posoe
NJ BashaEan's Minority Report on the same qibiect
Kennstt RaEneTs speeeh Philadelphia in Nslenber 1856
history of with the on tie various Tariffs
history of be United States Bank and Abolition tetonA
Mr. Fillnoras Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letter.
History OF the Annexation of Texas
Opinion of public the Congress oyet
STORIES.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
classified.
tbs Compromise Measures of 1885,
Csyton Compromise
WilIaot Proyiso
With many other things, too to mention
Every subject fully treated every in Congress- on
any subject having political Specification is given
This book will post the public speaker fully the
and other euaGtiens.
Single Copies. IS; Club of Six, Sl5.
JAS B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
mI philadelphia
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Meekn are

The increase in short discounts is mere trans
fer from dead weight to active movement. Here
totore, that is the last year and the year previous
there were increases in the line of deposits. We
do not find such to be the case this season.
The changes in the bank movement for the cor
responding week last year were
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Amount of discounts ninety days Sept AIS
The receipts of cotton for the week have been
49 500 bales against 1877 $50 bales for the cores
ponding week last year. The stock on hand IS
1000 bales in excess of last year at this time.
The receipts at Mobile for the week ending last
evening Friday) were IL, 45S against 1880 bales
time we have not received any adviees Of the late
storm having extended to the interior; though
heavy rains were reported to have fallen in Ala
bama, they have not been confirmed as having
been the cause of any damage. We have had
week of very favorable weather for gathering the
crops. The latest dates from Liverpool are to the
Sth inst brought by the Europa, arrived at Bos-
ton, via Halifax. The sales in the liverpool mar
ket for the week ending the 18th 50 600 bales
which will do very well under the large stock, say
1922, 900 bales. Though the Europa's dates are to
the 9th, there was no business transacted on that
day, it being Sunday; There were five steamers
to leave ports in England and ireland for this side
during the week ending the 18th instant The
Adriatfc, of the 18th from Southampton, is now
fully due. The Persia is the regular Cunard boat
of The 18th due in New York about Wednesday,
though the Prince Albert of the Galway line Of the
18th may arrive at her stopping place (St. Johns)
during the week. One of the militia line, to arrive
at Quebec, ought to be heard from on Monday.
Money appears to be very tight in some markets
in the West. The Louisville Journal OF the 2lst
says:
The ghtness of the market continues and anything
but rst class paper dea to The transactions in
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 18th says:
There has been rather pressing demand for money all
week, and The market has been unpleaenty sngent Cur
has been and good has been sold outside
15 per per month. Towards the cloe of week
the demand less pressing and the regular bankkg
able take ar Of the offerings regular
IA e o X per cent the outside rate ranging from Is to u
per cent Time bills on the East may be quoted SOLO, and
the Sonh l0al2.
The demand Eastern Exchange has moderate the
market ruled rather dull all the week though lower
We quote follows:
Buying. Selling.
New New 6 6P5s stsn' 90 d Rssn 2s1 p[ sa9
American Colt inltt4 prem 30GSTJ5 prem
The Wesein currency continues good Ut Z dis
bnyinE, and . De. Cling. 81. y.
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$s,S2as SIS 4e3 9s5 ]:
Total General eposits ...................
s9,Sl6,247 sa9i8II,N3 5, 4d3,bl2
Comparative Statement for TWO Weeks.

Actual decrease Long week s72J6
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
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Personally appeared before me- Arthur saucer Justice Of
he for the parish Of Orleans G. CURRIE DUNCAN,
of the Orleans Savings institution who being
duly depose the is and
transcript from the books of said Institution.
j. CURRIE DUNCAN Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day May TO- 1861
MM..M ARTHUR sAUCIER, Sd J. P.
Trustees declared Tenth Semi Annual Dividend
SIX PER CENT per annun, with
the By Laws, for the six months previous the LIST inst
deposition will paid IN CASH
placed his credit deposit the lst Of May,
may be preferred
New Orleans. May 10, 1860. nyl1 1t
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The cineinnati Priee Current Of the lath SAWS
Rebteto Of tbe Hlarkets.

Monday Morning, Sept. "a 1850
COTTON. =, There was only moderate demand
on Saturday, and the sales embraced about 1000
bales, without any material alteration in prices.
We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS oLAssIFIoAFToNs.
INTIMACY tntSllsf a sad addine m5Slp
G Gssd MGidIhsEy,.. s 81 FF s
STATEMENT OF Cotton.
Stock on hand LIST September 1860. bales 74lsy
k sscsyed s'afs i0ia as 1oo
E Espsrsss ' sass;isy '6 &C.
Stock on hand mot ll4,s6s
TOBACCO. We heard Of sale of 800 to 400
hhds., the particulars Of which were not reported.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST September isfo,. hhds 2,5To
Received since; ..................., 95l
Ass
Exported since. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,6fT
Exported satarday...........s.... CO 4,s77
Stock on hand notelearsd. 1859
SUGAR. ...About 40 hhds. were disposed Of, chiefly
from second hands, at previous rates. Fair to Fully
Fair 9409Ac. u fb.
MoLAssEs. There were only one or two small
lots on the levee and we did not hear of a sale.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of only about 1900
bbls comprising 800 Superfne in four lots at SIS 25
and l50 Low Extra on private terms.
GRAIN. :. The sales of Corn embraced some 2200
sacks, including 1875 Yellow at rs, $50 Mixed and
Yellow at g. 75 in lots at 75@Ts, 800 White at 7s,
and 45G White Mined at fac. u bushel. In Oats we
noticed taits at about $500 sacks ST. Louis, of
which T. z IN three tnts at 4se. aud $500 in three
lots at SOC. u hushel. OF Bran about 400 sacks
were sold in three or four lots at 81 20 . 100 lbs.
Hay. We noticed sales of 100 bales Western
and some small parcels of Eastern, the former at
at $50 90 and the latter at $35 90 D ton.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at s22 90 o Dbl. for Mess.
In Bacon we did not hear of sale of any conse-
quence. In Lard little or nothing was done.
COFFEE. About $50 bags were sold, cenpris-
ing l62 at l3ie., 30 at 144, 80 at 15 and $50 at
l5lc. % ID.
WHISKY. The market was dull, and we did not
hear of q sale.
FREfGHTs. We noticed a ship taken up for
Liverpool at i'd for Cotton, which is still the rate
for lots to fill up. The filling up rate 10 Hayre il
lie.
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Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave O'Clock
A. NJ, in lien of the Horse Car
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ. until 10 P. NJ.
The Horse Car will make extra special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceve due notice.
Onbusses Canal street for the Depot every
utes.
HPassenges earnestly requested procure their tick
the Office under the Depot; Checks tickets,
will be handed them on the
my1 G. PANDEfY, Superintendent.
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e--ss r-nu,ss-zmxumz., PDNTCHAKTRARN RAIL-
kfsss ROAD-SUAIMER ARRANGEMENT
HszE-g-sfE@1zaz-9 Commencing Tuesday May l. 1860.
Fare and from tine Lake day only Is cents.
AH~Please buy tickets at the Office, under Depot.



Steam Train from the Lake to the city week days
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except however, mail trips Fare Is cents each way and
conductors must have timely notice to stop.
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change Of cars
p53~Baggage checked through.
The Illinois Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
close and reliable connections CINCINNATI without Omnibus
ride.
The ho and Mississippi Railroad having broad gauge pas
by this only the advantage of wide and
cous With greater beray Of room both in and
aes than be found other Railroad in the West and
having Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by day, and Foote'S
Patent Ventilated Sleeping Cars by night will enjoy
atmosphere free from dust and Least degrees cooler
than in ordinary
Two Daily Through Express Trains Sundays excepted One
Train Sunday evening.
The public respectfully cautioned against bills advertising
other rontes making quicker time.
To avoid delay Of three four hours at Grand Junction.
via the Southern Route,
B1-Ask for Tickets via Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
information apply the Office of the New Orleans jack
and Great Northern Railroad No. lib Camp street. oppo
site Lafayette S4uare also Office Of the ST. Loua Cairo
aud New Orleans Line of Packets No. 81 Camp of
Commercial Place.
w. j. CoNGER, General Southern Agent
je25 If r LoUGH Ger,i FreCht ard Ticket All.
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RAILROAD TRAVELINa.

T.
s-g~ xzvv ~yvzszzzzz7zz,, FAST ROUTE TO THE
Es9aE,1a.h z ssz.--.ssss3 9EoRTH AND EAsTl
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
And
Hts Continuous Hall Connections
Through East Tennessee and Virginia.
To-
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK,
All Atlantic Seaboard Cities,
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.
The Great sontheru Mail Adams Express use this line
New New Orleans which g slfceu evidence Of
It's unriyaed speed and reliability.
The completion Of the Orange and Alexandra Road cuts
100 MILESl
rendering this undenaby the shortest Northern Time
from New Orleans TO Neg York by Rgiroad,
EiGHTY-FOUR HOURS,
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad opera
ton giving direct railroad connections all poins
lucky via Nashville Tins from New Orleansto
MAMMOTH CAVE, 59 HOERSi
Through icb Louisville had Grand Junction
entirely through Slave Territory.
Elegant Sleeping Cars ali Night Trans. .m
Comfortable smoking Cars o all Trains.
Double Daily Trains the entire rovtecounecon per-
Baggage Checked through all principal points from Grand
Junction.
Passengers going via Railroad New Orleans shoud ask
FOR tickets by GRAND Junction. at the New Orleans jackson
Railroad Otce, Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square
Those preferring river Memphis
old established Packet Office Of Capt FrePh under the ST.
Charles Hotel,
SHThis tickets over ali boats touching at Memphis
thereby avoiding detention Al New Orleans.
BARNEY HUGHES
N.Y. II General Southern Agent.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the ninth day May, 1850 before
the undersigned Justice of the in city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychau President
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Company
New Orleans who, being duly according law do de-
and that the foregoing Just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said company
H. PEYGHAUD, President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day May
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Directors this day dividend
of thirty cent the capital paid in of this Company of
the earnings the year ending Both April 1860 pay
able in accordance with Article Twelfth of the Charter
Company, to-wit:
the stockholders their legal representatives tn
the unpaid stock
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLAsSAN, Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
DIR EcToRs.-
s. Plassan, A. Laforest, P. Malochee,
G. H. Kernion, Thos. N. Blake, B, Nautre
P. Queyrouze F. Moreno Il Peychaud
myli 1t
BUILDING MATERIAL. BRICKS. rIREwooD
DEMoRUELLE. Dealer,
At the Old Bassl, corner of Toulouse Franklin.
Has constantly on band BUILDING MATERIAL such as
White and YELLOW Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
lshs slaves Also English French and American Fire
Orders FROM ths country promptly and cae.7y attend
eaie. aus ly