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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

DANCING ACADEMIES.


A DoDwoRTu's DANCING Academies, ]
n. No 2n5 FIFTH avenue cor Tweny-atSth st. New York
O-AsSEs-Yuesdsss and Fridays in Brooklyn,
Commencing Ocioher1
commencing Octotc
In the new bushss Fifth avenue recently r. g..
iishaent Ia a1sitou to dancing class - a. etan
tsSe ea sr to dss ana aeS S ss% Of q
Dodwoth would be gsd to make ARA aen,s Win ss d
Circulars for terms, &c, nay to h% Ia.sh.r sdemy
M DE eAha NS1 sso6 5KEe ,, eel BRooaE 81
r WEDshs5 skEr 81 + s' saq ~ .ssi'
An the new dances are roAv a. sT Win % .ed in
WHIT. *. :nssy "a =. .ss.: q
laws ordering music s.a various sey1estf sn, &
sa. r Re he ha"s saa
oo Soe sssaees aud guarding snst
sss sS:' Il ~ i.s.edy iSasss
1 w ~s.e ss, %a o ssssa pS ss s'' M
uacaSns ~ with the hah are reception, dressing and
d d.%ss' ees Toesasys AVID Friaaya rorn stosPY
ShiH .en; TUESDAYS and Fridays, from 70 iok IN
T, res primary class esins,r,cted y Mrs Brookes
: .Iwte lescns a. hours not occupied ~ classes $500,
S sossE Rf5s s' wi skFT l.
TNERRRRo,s DANCING ACADEMY 50 WEST FOUR
4 teenh street. opens October s. Circulars, for terms
&c, may he had at the Academy
DRoFEssoR BONDS DANCING ACADEMY GYhNA
sum and skating SCHOOL 275 Blocker street Glasses
MONDAYS and Thursdays FOR ladies nid gentlemen, Wednee
days and Saturdays FOX Juveniles.
DIVERS NEW ACADEMY.-DANCING CLASSES ARE
merhorn street BrooSyn new class sentle,en
formns and also classes for ladies' misses and masters
Applion be made at any time or send for circular
So scherncrhoin street. corner of Court Brooklyn
vxrANrEp.-A LADY FROM THE SOUTH, HAVING
kept the most aistoratic dancing acadeiny would Tx
| q.
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NOTIOE TO PUBLIC CARaTsN, EXPREssMEN AND
IN drivers of the TO their ieenseaNottce ~
hereby sve1 that renewals cen Keep psbc carts
cypress Wagons and TO be public oartmen, Will bo
granted Ats 01ss between Tie hours Of 10 n. and
ZIP NJ daily cosnsnendnG Monday, he 70 inst. The
be newly painted ead ado ~ the carts
wagons accongto law and the carts ana wagons brought
TO the Pnrk the City Hall, where they win oe W.
SPECIFIED the d hconse, after beag checked BY theln
spectnp nust be presented Nr Marshal for renewal
No licenses will be aer the tis day Of October
b. the Mayor J. c. BURNHAN, First karshaA-
MAYORS OpricR, Sept. a. 1861.
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RESTAURANTS.

TT. TIP WHAT VERY STRANGE TITLE To-
choose Yet up your minds has much to arnuse
Though Ip put gIa dea rsy tho lesrsup
Now the Ale that serve up good purpose serves,
II wind. ND the spirits and binds up the nerves,
and n be had three cents glass. No Cortlands
street northwest corner Of Broadway. SPENCER.
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MUSHROOM AND BEEFsTEAKS FOR DINNER TO-
nj day. For sale Scotch Oatmeal Aarmalade, hon, home
made Ginger Wine, 81 50 per gallon. 20 cents per bottle
Dunlops Ale. In fine condition. 1880.
n RICHARDSON, Agent &C Maiden lane. cor. William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE PEOPLES
" Union War Tcke-The Twentieth Ward Peoples Union
Association will hold meeting TO raty the Peoples
Union Ticket nominated Syracuse the 10th and llth
ns Tuesday evening" at o'clock at Continental Hail.
of Thirtyourth and Eighth ArOsu
citzena and vndate the dignity of glorious republican
fstitunons Prominent speakers will address the meeting
James Campbell President; General William Hall, p G.
Bulky and Alexander Frsr Vice Presidents; James L. Has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

(NlIEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND.
~ Fare six cents by Staten Island ferry foot Of Whitehall
street between the Battery and South ferry. Boats leave
every hour FROM A NJ to7P NJ. On fine Sundays every
half hour TO I =. NJ.
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9HIppVNG.


CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Liverpool landing and embarkng passengers az Queens.
Steamship Company intend despachng their fupowered'
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, Sept ~
KANGAROO Saturday Sept rs
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday, Oct.
EDINBU Saturday, Oct IL
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin S75 Steerage $50
- 10 London. ~ TO London. -
- to Paris. 80 10 Paris. 81
Passengers also forwarded Uavre Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c, at equally low prices
Persons wishing 10 bring out their friends buy tickets
Queenstown first cabin, S7o $s5 and SlO6 Steerage
from Liverpool 80. From Queenstown $50
These steameshave ror accommodations for passen
gers and experienced surgeons They are built In
Waertight sections and have patent fire annlaors
board.
For further information apply in Liverpool WILLIAM
CO.; in London to EWES MACY, 81 King William
In Philadelphia 70 JOHN G. DALE, III Walnut street. at
the company's Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent
Is Broadway, New York.
CTEAM FROM NEW YORK TO LvERPooL-THE
GREAT EASTERN
having fulfilled her with the British government
NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL
On Saturday, October5.
OF PASSAGE.
In FIRST cabin S95 l35 according 10 sateroom accommo
daton all other privileges being equal.
In third cabin from $35 TO SO
Suits Of first class apartments for families may be engaged
The GREAT EASTERN viii leave Liverpool her
trip Tuesday October 20.
Plans of the ship SEEM and engagements made for
freight and passage on application 10
ROWLAND d ASPINWALI, Agents,
"a and % South street,
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A MEETING OF THE UNION CLUB OF THE SEVEN
"A teenth Ward will be held Tuesday evening, 18th
ins at IA o'clock 27 Bowery To hear the report Of the
deegatcsto the State Convention Citizens of the who
In favor of the Union State ticket who
Of sustaining the vigorous prosecution
the invited To join.
Frederick Q. Wagner, John Lloyd,
Joseph A. Kenyon, John 4. Dodge,
John Lynes, WIN. II. Falconer,
Waller Briggs, George Kelsey.
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r, rsrAuR ANr-YHE INTERNAL MACHINE THAT
II picked up BY the schooner James Steele on Newport
free al he store" No IL Leroy place Blocker street
block OF Broadway. SAMfAs H. AibirrE-
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Union MEETING IN THE FIFTEENTH WARD
~ Those citizens Of the Fifteenth ward who ready To
ignore Tor the present all questions which have hitherto d
the Union the constitution and the vigorous OF
the laws requested to meet this Tuesday, evening
O'Clock, at Browns HOTEL corner Of Broadway Eighth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

CD WARD PEOPLES UNION ASSOC1kTION.-"FOH
the Union Pie constitution and the laws" meeting Of
the citizens OF the Third ward irrespective of party Was
inst DR.. Louis p Aldreh was eleGed chairman Af,ef
passing patriotic resolutions inviting the citizens OF the
ward party overheard go the country, the
whse country the meeting adjourned to meet at John n
Mmnees $50 Greenwich street Friday evening" the 10th
inst. LOUIS L. ALDRlCH, Chairman n
WV. O'KEnrE, Secretary - ~Ncv%
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NAhP MEETING AT NAsPETH, WILLIAMSBURG,
~ L. I-Gontinuea through the week. The blessing OF
tho Lord Is VITA salvation il in rAi6ss Cars
esvs Graaa every half hsus. Refreshments the
ground
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A AUSTRALIAN SHIPPERS IIN rop ,tptporpNr
"A direct The superior Al cpt ~ shin MIKE N bs
senEsrs and guaranteed Gs ip of Hppy ON board bier
-1Er, hiShhDo q w.; Or WAL
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L,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE, ON SATURDAY,
IL Oct. l2.-The United States mail steamer FULTON, Ji
A. Wotton COMMANDER will sail from pier 81 North river
foot of Beach street Saturday Oct r. This steamship
for safety and ComfOrhas Double engines
der deck, enclosed by tight compartments which, be-
sides other results tend in the event of collision or strand
ing keep the pumps free to work. and the safety of
vessel and passengers For freight passage apply to
Sho MhC X Et41i Agents, No. Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO will sail Eovembere.
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NEI IAyANA VIA NASSAU, N p.
LARV British aud NoSth American royal ma steamship
f Cant lie Mesurier will sail for the above ports
SAT- the company wharf, Jersey City,
w
Passage money to Naseiu 70
Passage money Havana "
| T.. CUNARD, Bowling Grse..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

Do Spring street, corner Of Hudson to the Bowery near
Hester street small Silver Watch The above reward Will
paid leaving It at A. Rankin Co. g % Bowey, or at
lSprinr
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CIXTEENTH WARD UNION CLUB
Al an adjourned meeting of the czens Of the Sixteenth
Ward, the following officers duly elected:-
President-lIenry Morrison, Democrat.
Vice President-Thomas Christy, Republican.
Treasurer-James b. Demerest Union.
Secretary-Neson Griggs, Union.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
David d. Wortindyke, Democrat.
William X. Stafford, Republican.
A. j. ii. Duganne Union.
Evn Davis Democrat.
John Maralions, Republican.
YORK Sent. l6 1861 " 1880
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MittsSY " als y eek embraced 5an
DDS a. Isoglt5c g. M Heetlee -
tal Y. q, astsSze iS3c. " III 'oA.
sfeeh > receipts 500 Ds''sa.' Sc PUTS ~
olAk :. oAHDLEs. our an y are l5ct fef
L'snt, - Oh ana l7e. " 70 TOT fi1is = WITH
s'', ~ " lVo oo t astneae 70 Sss.
eofrEEs, .Ihe demand bag oeen faif, aaf tIEs5
aases y Lae week nave embraced some q ,s5f 49,
asioseei1ac. for Ordinary 70 Good l|ar and Prime
"A,eh are oaE qaota'icns. he sal eF yesterday
0'i ~ 20 pags az liseall3 IT, U IL.
aAe Ssoek e on hand is about 1888 bggs.
oAlf' . me Fatea Tor liverpool from second
,.'s''s afs oos. ~ Ooarse and III 90 for F De-
s,seiea' aha 99'e10 iof eoarse, and 85G99cs fox
ii nv u Y afeiio'isee
ihs Ssoca on hahd on the isS 'nstwas stated ae
~ ,feV sseks' ana 9ssst4o puaatsis bulk SAT-
sNAVAL efohEs ..5..Ahe supply Offering + ample
ana 1he assoc snent go0, but the Is dull The
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aebietp Of tks alarhets taE glast gaees
oRzeeas4 orErcr. No. 70 Camp stregs

Saturday Morning. JAN 10, 1880
Lagt week the market closed VITA increased
frmnsss on Che basis Of tl3@12c. fer M!ddlirg,
since which advancing ffeights, a scarcity of ton-
mage AID the receipts Of previous purchases being
delayed by nnfaTorable weather. have served 10
check operations in our leading staple, and with
but little competition among buyers, prices have
fallen off fully &c. In Tobacco there has been
some inquiry. In szgar there has been fair de-
mand at fulg prices. Molasses Rss been in Isoder-
ate request at firm rates, the market closisg at
about last weeks quotations.
CoTToS.. The week opened with a good de-
mand at full prices, the sales Of the week Leve
embraced about 81 500 bales, of wIeh 1s 900 on Sat
urday, 5000 on Monday, 1900 on Tuesday, 5000
on Wednesday, 25ooon Thursday, ,assd 10000 yes
tardaY. We now quote
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61REROKEE REMEDY s.-AN UNFAIE.lNGs
u Snecitc pisea.es urinary tlreans

eral Alternative add Blood Purifier.
&J-This Remedy when all other preparations fail
HIt is entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed
Diseases Mineral Poison
Drugs being prepared from Roots Barks and Leaves.
Of q pleasant aud delicious Syrup We
M~It is natures remedy Y for Gon8rrheA and Glea
Gravel Structure aud is especially recommended for Flnor AL
Whites in Femaesl tor this complaint ii IL Invaluable
As general atefative and blood purifier it hs eqa
and does not fail to Sorufua. Secondary Syphilis a
lar Swellngs Mercurial and sill ErHPtive Diseases curing
speedily and permanently than other medicine
i does this BY purifying and cleansing The ~
system all impure and periicions which HAYS
disease. lid ls5
all old cases OF Gslorhe Isa that kaye bsfs
all skill Il is especially reeaaaanded; old
thrsa das4
few doses positively all scalng heas choRAs
pain 39g8
s-Itd the breath interfere any class
business.
na-It requires no assistance fFoza ns6ieina.
aTt the 64es-tabs III ths e5Hntirg Fcon,
without its being suspected for
i$a88t4
aA treatise nveneeal diseass with fun directions ~
then cnre, accompany each bottle.
EFor full particulars, Circular from drug
store in the United Stafea
EIti retail per botta three bottles for
by all responsible druggists and deates in medicines tfm
the United States and wnoiesae by all drug
gists . III . is
J.wRIGHT II CO..
.I..-I Nos. q and Isl Ghsrtfes stIses
Wholesale Agents for the 95ush.
beS-sold nv all Druggists iafe ly&B
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FOKEN ID. EEEN g. SONS
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOI.T COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING TENNESSEE IRON. CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH,
CROOKEs 4 CO.'S SAWS
Nos. SO and 81 Camp street,


Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business and conne
ourselves to Heavy Hardware, Iron, Saol Gpper Tin Plate
speler Axles Springs Hubs Spckes, Feocs, etc. etc. we
now offer for large discount stock OF shell Goods
in Quantities to suit purchasers, The stock full and complete
comprising full Of every article required IN
country store including general assortment OF FaRey Goods
Perfunory etc. Country Merchants Planters and the public
generally will find their interest to call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Premium Tennessee Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square, of all sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plntes, all sizes.
800 tons Merchant English Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square.
100 tons Refined English Iron, assorted Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
20 . Half Round Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 =. Bowel iron.
80 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron assorted, "a to 4 inch.
25o Band . =. l to 4x16 and BIC inch.
5Mo . Sheet :, 10 q inch.
30 . Russia skeet Iron.
lOo . Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For salebv JOHN u. BEIN Il SONS,
Nos 50 and 81 Camp street,
MA MnweEFrf- New Orleans.
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CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERso cry. .Ian ID. ii

JEFFERSON CITF. Jan. 10. 1851
Received dHriDg the week ending last evening
4s Western, S01 Texas Beefes; G6T Calves. 6I0I
Hogs3,517 Sheep. Stock on sale 90 Western Reeves,
65 Calves, $50 Hogs and 5 Mich Cows. The markell
quite lively at advanced prices. There are no.
Sheep or Texas Bee7es on the market. We qnosE
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--oFFICERJ AND coHNITTEEs
Elested at regular meeting Of this Association held Mon
day, Jan 1861 for the year ending the first Mon
day i'll January, 1862:
President Isaac n. MARKS Of No. II.
Vice Presidnnt--j SElli p. H0RNOlt of La. Hose.
Sec etary-J0SIhH FOLGER,* OF No l.
Treasurer-JAMES BEH4S,* Of No. 20.
COMMITTEE on FINANCE:
+. B. BRAND, of F. II q Il, No 4; J. NJ. VANDEGRIFF,
of No. !; WALTER Y. CROUCH Of No. 2.
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pOZEMANsS HOSPITAL.
Al No. 80 8ARoNNE sTREET, Now otesns,
Nesafae Caxroltcn Railraad Terraiassss

DR.; N. BazEyAE. date Of Nontgomqss Ala haylag e
gated in New asnS, takes this method a announcing t
he has oGsae0
SURGICAL. AND WoMAN,sH osP1H Ala
and TO receive patients The bailding he has tilted
Is ADM ably ADAPTED the purpose being siatec a sa
.enent desirable TIE city, that be feels vsr
ed IN ssyi & that it affords pnnsna advantages
The rooms are generally large AID airy, ana haSe AL
gone thorough repair s s745
/ Bofh whites and blacks admitted.
: . NettS " - = fsl5 .lx&E
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4 ELHIRuLp,s GNNUINE PREeARATIoN-

uELMBoLDss GENUINE fREPARATIoN
HEtMBo l Rs Bgc cH fl Fl r. g,saas
HEENBBohbs B BuGag a sE hs e , hiaiys
HELMRoLp,s Bgi ~ for Nc nropss.
HkLMBoLD,s BTCHu for Loss Of asTnurS.
HEE ESsS So Rssss
HEIMRohBs R B tor for Wsas Hgs ss.v
HEEMB6IB,s rs BnSHT fsr gasysIssl Tsssitass
H HEhMB6hs BUZZ BEs9 f8T R asfsT
H HEaRo1Rs 6RGS 81 Rssnss q SIN
HEaR5bs RGu tSr Pam Il IL sser
HELMBoLD's RgcIu for Haayness e NJ Eyalid, with
HsRsSf5S faa asi
Want IF Attention and H955oT Of Society
HELMioLDs B6GHG ior ESessses arising from laaia
E EEMAEEs. FEEMaaahHs, EFHAfEs
Old Young Single, Married, contemplating Aarrsgs
TAKE NO MORE PILLS, ii
THEY ARE or No AVAIL.
HELMRoIDs EXTRACT gUcEIIt i Sc very best rensdy
or change Of life. See symptoms above.
No Family should ha yyEtslozat Eft
TAKE No MORE BssAM asssgss o nplsAsaa. Asii-
oine for Unpleasant and BangeFoas bisses 81; 4 s #
HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUgHU CURES
Secret paSeaaes
. Z. If ss;s ) ~
AND NO EXPOSURE,
Use uELMBoLp,s EXTRACT BuoHufor Ezcesaesarizang
rom habits INDUCED in 858s
RyYoung axaa DIts
moves al Improper dsehaTgss
h9 ss 4f f stai 4 s2FR anS o Diseases
Affections of the most Distressing Character.
Use HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGHu for all Affections
and diseases Of the
Urinary Organs.
Whether exstngin 8
: Male OF FemaAe.
from whatever cause originating and no matter 81
How Long Standings
All the above DISEASES and symptoms admit Of the
men and may originate from the same cause
Read! Reatsg Eeeatfg Gsealss
BUOIItT is and and
odor, but immediate in its action. 80
Personally anpeared before an Alderman Of the city
sworn say that his preparation contains Narcotic, A
cary or injurious drugs, but purely Vegetable.
Fl. n HEhMBQLti Sole ManHfActuzsF.
Sworn and subscribed 29f of Novearhar
1854. &. WIN. z. HlERARii, AlaafnGas
Price 81 per bottle, fer S. delivered adarssa
Prepared by H. n Il ELM BOLD,
80 Practical and analytical Chemist,
l14 Sonth street., below CaiasnAf+
PhfiadeiuEix.
R-Beware of Counerfeits and unprineped Dealers who
endeavor to dispose ARTICLES
reputation attained by
Extract Buchu. 38s
SarsapsTilla. 4aAes
N..-.E :. Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & Co,
Ii and Isl char tres sireef.
And all Druggists every where.
ka~Ask for HEfisIBoI4D's No Other Cat out ha
advertisement and send for it. and avoid Imposition and
posure, ~ FAST IySW
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p1LLrARD TABLEs-BsLLIARD TABLES

A JAR D.
In answer several inquiries mnde to us in regard to the
quality of Cushions the Billiard Table exhibited by j. NJ
BRUNSWICK & BRO. of this city, at the Mechanics Fair
which play friendly game the 10Th 1ps we
happy testify Justice to the Makers that ther rabies
nd Cushions in particun perfectly true in correctness OF
angles of the opinion that they can he relied on as snc
consider the which played the best we have
ever remark that found difficulty
Rscertan the angles whereby TO direct
balls make counts did perceive hard
in the the balls struck the cushions from which fact
we whole their Tables perfect in every shape
form fact pleasure to pny this Table, the
balls ran as easy could be desired We therefore
cheerfuy ha 8Iesrs. Brunswick to all
and scientific players, well all those engaged the bill
lard business, as worthy of patronage
ED.r.- PHIL. TlRMAN.
Cincinnati, October II, 1860. JOHN DEERY.
reference will state that the hi III premium
Medal Billiard Tables has been awarded to the
Messs Brunswick by the Fair Committee OF the Ohio Mechan
les Institute.
Hard line for sale at No. s5 st. Louis street, by
d5 I'm A. W MERRIAM.
v ECOBIPTE g. CO.'S .CLARET-5oO eases qs.
IL and ps, put up elegant style, For sale by
S. D. GRATIAA Il CO.,
MIG 80 Gustorphouse street.
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HI. ~. Lonstlalc, Son & Co.'s Weekly Coffee
Statement
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SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal and
with fair demand prices have been barely
maintained for Fully Fair and the better aescrip-
tons, while the lower grades have been very dull
and neglected. with sales of about $500 hh5s. dur
ing the week, andsthe market closed at the range
of our quotations as follow:
ArInNa
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PHYSICIANS AND APoTHECARIEs.
First Dsrct-Dr.J j. N. FOINY EII4#; JOHN BOOTH# ard
J. A. S0MERS Apothecares.
Second District-Dr. l.. TANEY*i j. KAUFMAN, Apoth
ecary.
Third District-Dr. ]. J. KER; AUGUST SHELLY,* Apo
thecary
Fourth Distrc-No election of Physician; R. TURNEY*
Apohecary.
=--@Reeected.
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E11IsE DEPARTMENT. OF NEW ORLEANS
FyREHEN'S CH1iIT1BkE ASSOCIATION.
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ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S VHRNEIFUGsE HAS
ID long regarded with favor aFd confidence bya
body of the regular medical profession in every State II
UniOn preparation unsurpassed by and IS daily pre-
scrbed by the eminent phylc hrongat ihe United
Duing the long period of its continued popna
ous and counterfeit limitations have from te 70 time rnas
their appearance has it heen Ira
part of buyer rdcous catiea IN purchasing
The genuine than this ts4e These aie
so close their reseaahnnee b A. FAhnestoek
Vermfuge be well calculated to put upon The
ing purchaser wc ether wished inende
to buy It is bny Of aeereiited AGENT
every purchaser vance to aTeid being Imposed sc
and examine boslo hEeM that he Is
ing the genuine d. A. FaLaesoekss YeInatfnge.
nPurchasers sholssd well the INITIALS
per- they buying B. A. Faanestess VeTti-
fuge, and no other atlo UNIV
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In uneurrent money the movements have not
been of sufficient importance to warrant the pub
fishing of quotations. There have been some sales
Ground amounts) OF South Carolina and Georgia
bank issues at the rates of I, and 10 $9ct. dis
Tennessee bank issues are readily taken, rather
the notes of the banks of Tennessee which have
not suspended coin payments. The banks of Ken
lucky are Offering in light sums only. There is
very little difficulty in disposing of distant bank
notes, particularly of the Southern banks. The
wild cats of Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana are
looked on as very shaky; they meet with pur
chasers at from 1920 and 25 Oct discount, max
ing quotations, in fact, nominal.
The receipts of coin this week reach 100000
Of silver, from Mexico, there have not been any
additions. American silver CON- of the coinage o.
1868, is purchased over the counter at 1902 59ct
dis. In ordinary transactions it passes at par bu
will not pay notes in bank.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
STEAMSHIPS.

To sail on SUNDAY Jan. 20. at a. Nj
GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
~ !Fk New Orleans and Texas United Suites Mai" Line
The superior ccppered and co1pcri fastened steam
ship Mexico, W. II. Talbot, comman4er, win sail as
above carrying the unitea States mails For freight or pas
sage, having superior stateoom acc9mmodaons apply on
board or to l. G. HARRIS Manager,
81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above ports. JAZZ
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Contingent fund, surplus fund, and profit
and loss Ms above. Observation-Disclosures. 69g56
Deduct Dividend No 3, declared this day, 81 800
leaves contingent fund ...........t,.,..... 2.2I5
IIehves surplus fund. S2SSl
J. J. b. Gates Cashier certify the foregoing statement 10 be
correct. D. Ii. GATES CASHIER
The above is the quarterly return of the above
bank.
The following extract, from the last st. Louis
Price Current, indicates that the Exchange Bank is
the only bank which makes the usual regular
weekly returns, in conformity to usage. 1t can be
inferred from this that the other banks are some
what in a collapse:
The Exchange Bank of St. Louis is the only one
that continues to make a weekly statement of its
condition. The following is its statement:
Exchange maturing IS
Circulation outstanding hbiJ W