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81. LOUIS, May 20, 1867.
The Dsccrai this morning. in discussing the Presden-
tai question: utes the following language There Is
. statesman who has been the military superior OF al
our generals and whose part the war has been not less
deserving Of honor than that Of the bavest hero hat
ever slept . hard fought field. There IL one such
man, and but one-the Secretary OF War Edwin N.
Stanton" Il also avors the selection OF the Vice Presi-
dent from Missouri, and says"Of all the former slave
States other well deserves the honor other
justly claim for her leaders In this struggle Tho
confidence and the gratitude Of the nation.n
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SUICIDE FROM FEARS Of INSANITY.

From the Atlanta tGal Era, May IA
On sunday last Ira II. Taylor auditor Of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad committed suicide near station
No 10 on tho Central Railroad He went into his bro
tbern-law q ROOM locked the door and shot himself.
He left note assigning cause Tor the rash act that
he found that be was tending townrd insanity, and
rather than become inmate Of lunatc asylum he
would end his existence Mr.. Taylor highly es-
teemed by all who knew him. he leaves vile and tuo
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protect all citizens in their lawful business occupations
and 10 prevent all persons whatever from nruding into
any store shop other place of business conducted oy
private individuals against the consent and wish Of the
all persons doing that they will be arrested and dealt
with according 70 law.
Dated at New Orleans this fifteenth day OF May. 1861
GEORGE 7. CHiLDs Secretary. L. HEATH, Mayor.
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~a.s OBITUARY.


WII10m Bs TOWmsemus
This gentleman, for long period Of time the editor
and part proprietor OF tho old New York Advertiser, died
on the 10th instant at Clifton Staten Island in tho sew
entyeghth year Of his age The deceased was at one
time numbered among the leading journalists Of this
city, many yean ago he abandoned the profession
and dew oted himself TO mercantile pursuits Several
years ago he was struck with paralysis from which he
never rscove rcd, although bic mind retained It's full
yigor 70 The last k~<fS<-~~k
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An APPEAL 10 TINE fatluasn Of NEW ORLEANS.
General Mowers Advice % the Freedmen
- HEADQUARTERS BUREAU or RErugrps, Ere. \
NEw OnLEAKs, La, Nay Is, 1857

General Mowers Advice % the Freedmen.
HEADorAsrsss BUREAU or REruoESs, Erc..
Nxw ORLEANS, La, Nay Is, 1857. !
Rumor having reached these hsadquartsn Of fears
thai disturbances anticipated therefore, Assistant
friend deem Il my duty 70 address and advise YOU
You have been brought from condition Of slavery 10
freedom by the government Of the United States You
Of state and federal ofcsr You have the same poit
cal status loyal white ctzsnA
.ecs you through tie military but You viii not BE Be-
Your enemies are wsiehins 700, and win b only too
The eyes Of your friends 10 the North Who fought Tor
your freedom, IRE also hxsd upon you and counsel
you Commits no excess. Be patient Submit 70 lawful
Il you AZ ,,arsplsot I you sfe dlsrs:csoifai
she'd ne people Of the whole North ON turn against
you Your only friends viii desert you and you may
sss ,s s9 ,s rsn ss,Ss cost As . much y
ii have. ho~evsf oSshdenes "a your discretion ana
sood ans: san - sur you .l eSns,dsT 20 man your
s0S s1' s*s@P n' JOSEPH u'i %o% " Ts0'snce
Colonel Thirty ninth Unitsd s.atss infantry, Brevet
sonsr for Loulsisna. <.-,,...cr~-....srr,.,.s
whereas undry citizens Of New Orleans acting under
mistaken and erroneous opinion 70 their rights nm.
der ths have OF disturbances OF the pub
70 Il I'D ssa ' Snsss ,n %.s Ss6:.
they have bssn refused admittAncs and
in places ana houses Of public resort conducted by
private ,na'veaas Their own expense and for their
And whereas n "a tHs undoubied rjsht Of al citIzsns
upon complying with she requisites 6 the aw 70 puf-
sue any legitimate business, aud in such pursuit. %
admit into their stores and places Of busuess and 70
deal with, such persons only they shall ses proper
and 70 make such rules and reguasons for the guidance
Give 70 their interests, provded the bs NOS con-
'fa Zut 70 rssIsss ,S.r2s, suv ,r.c,. .s,.,,.,.
10 such general rule, every citizen the power and
privilege Of seeking redress from the civil trbsnas
Now therefore, I, Edward Heath Mayor Of the civ Of
New Orleans, do hereby issue this my procismsson.
calling upon al citizens TO be peaceful and lav abiding
aud do hereby publicly make known that have IN.
ructed the police force VI The city Of New Orleans 10
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DUBLIN CASTLE.
70 THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
feel IL my duty TO contradict the statement copied
In your journal from srtusve PAL paper Of the 18th
inst in regard to my connection with the Fcnan expe-
dition 10 Ireland never made the statement tho Cd
tos Of the Ttusve paper has given publicity TO- either
in nunlio or urivate. Yours, with respect,
CHARLES J. QUINN,
hate Captain sixty-third New York Volunteers
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MxnrHrs, Tenn, May 90 1857.
The printers making extensive preparations Tor tine
meeting Of the National Typographical Union on the nrss
OF June Rooms have been engaged for the delegates "
the 0verton House.
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TINE PATENT HAY RAKE swIxOLe.

MrppLrrowv N. Y, May 20 1867
some OF the parties implicated In the ndc on the
farmers in this State by the pretended sale OF patent
hay rake have been arrested, and will DO examined
Several other warrants out. N
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TIM Rxxxw, m rur Ears CAxsr-The schenectady
star says that the break In the Erie Canal I've miles
west Of that city being rapidly repa r,II,r AD0o "
the emhsn rmsnt cornmenced Saturday morning II Is
probable that shoud the weather continue At all favora.
bIe navigation Wi DO resumed Iucsaay nieh1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

kocHEsrKR. N. ", May 20 1867
banking house OF this city sent to-day by express
company over half million OF dollars In compound in
notes 70 the United States Assistant Treasurer at
New York for into the new bonds
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FIRE Ar rncsAsys, GA nre broke out in the tcwn
Of Thomaston, Upscn county on .ne 10 INST anu -
hnns"s a. The hsart Of the place Lewis Bros j. e
eeshe, a Al weaver, b. n. Hardaway, Dr. 7. Drake
prown A Uertsfcld sandwich and Thomas Couthron aW
~ nrncna sufferers The fre stopped at davHsU
sna tths ,o.s % estimated at upwards Of $4,000
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RrookIyn Military.

The Thirteenth regiment infantry, OF Brooklyn, will
have drill at the Capltolne base bah grounds on
Tuesday next 23d inst The different companies
BILE at the armory nine o'clock On the afternoon
OF the day the Fourteenth regiment infantry will
mako parade through the streets OF Brooklyn, for the
purpose celebrating the anniversary OF the muster
the regiment into the service OF the United States in
1891
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Fifty-Fifth RegIment Infautry.

drill of the right wing OF this regiment consisting OF
companies A, G, E, F and H, took place at Tompkins
square last night The wing is to drill at the same
place next Monday evening" the 9th INST Tomorrow
Wednesday, evening. left wing comprising compa
MES b, d. and l. will likewise have battalion drill at
Tompkins square, and also the following Wednesday,
29th inst
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This building has recently undergone considerable
pairs cleaning and painting up and looks quite respect
able. Is situated at the corner OF Elm and White
New York artillery.
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Brigade Drills Mt East New York,

On Monday next 9th instant the First artillery the
Third Fifth Sixth, Eighty fourth and Nnty-sxth reg
ments infantry, composing the Second brigade, will
assemble at East New York for review and drill. On
the next day TUESDAY 2sth instantly the First and Third
cavalry and the Fourth squadron Washington Grnys
also TO assemble at East New York for drill. The
assembly will be sounded at ten O'Clock A. n.
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drill OF the commissioned and non-commissioned
officers Of this regiment will take place the City Arse
nal corner Of Elm and White streets Friday evening
being furlough and Lieutenant Colonel Diehl having
gone to Germany-has ordered that the officers shall
appear in full dress hats upon the occasion OF the brigade
drill on Monday next 9th inst Major 0'Grady has de-
tailed Lieutenanls Wright aud Hicks aids upon his
staff.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Veteran National Guard.

II is proposed by the active and past members Of Ohe
Seventh regiment National Guard infantry, TO erect
monument in the Central Park just south Of the War
rior's Gate to commemorate the virtues and herosm
OF those who belonged to the organization during the
late and who gave up their lives Ia defence OF the
honor OF the nation. This monument emblazoned with
euoges and speaking the glores of the dead, viii no
doubt reflect honor upon the Seventh and inspire every
other regiment in the division remember their brave
comrades who have fallen in the fight II would how
ever have been much more gratifying 10 every member
OF the National Guard II fine large parade ground had
been laid out for the Of the military the Park an
this handsome monument placed such position 10
have overlooked the same.
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Thirty-sevensh Infantry.

battalion of four Of the companies Of this regiment
made moonlight parade on tho evening Of the 10th
inst These companies consisted Of the members Of A,
B, G and X, and were divided into six commands of
twelve files front, under Captain Cox acting Major.
They were accompanied by Drum Major Hill with the
full drum CORPS and marched from the Armory
OF Thirty-ifth street and Broadway, down to Union
square and back again. leaving about O'Clock aud
returning at quarter past ten O'Clock.
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Tvyenty.second Rcgisn emf

Twenty-second Regiment Infantry.
II has been decided BY the officers Of this organization
10 receive the stand Of colors tomorrow Wednes-
day. evening" These coors the gift Of the State and
will be presented by Brisadier General Palmer, Commits
sary General Of Ordnance Quite number OF distin-
gushed military and naval officers are expected to DO
present
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Fjr.t Regiment Cavalry.

An election to Ill the vacancy occasoncd by the
resignation OF Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Knebe will
be held at Isncr's Hotel. on Monday evening next,
9th inst
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The Major Of this regiment, Joseph Young, having
resigned, election TO fill the vacancy will DO held
the evening Of the 2sth inst This regiment will parade
for review Friday next, oath inst, At two O'Clock
r.
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system has been introduced. the effects Of which
would be ruinous and DISASTROUS 70 any department
pecaly that Of the OF rich and extensive
country Collectors and othsn undertaking the busi-
ness their once give ample security for the honest and
faithful discharge Or their dusss and held respons
bic for the proper performance Of them but now ap.
pears that any gentleman pretending 70 have special
useful information gets "fend 70 Apply for special
commission for him. He generally receives 10 and four
dollars per day beside ana then dies through the coun
tsy rowing expedition, with full powers V seize and
arrest and cot Independent Of local oEoera He 10 an
irresponsible being with full authority; has no interest
in acting - " retain hs place - his commission 70
only for very short period, say ten days-nev more
Than SIXTY. This 10 . very dangerous system, ana
surprises many 70 thoss commssions In the hands
Of from other States who Ia business Of differ
ent nature and wealthy that the pay Of four dollars
Per dy scayccysbs regarded their objective point
y'fSs down ,oss SsrcssnsS hs al vwy funny rumor
circulating among them last week II was 70 the effect
that 81 the Especial" inspectors put dstaner on
fcvy barrels Of whskey belonging distler Of this
ely, and afterwards compromised the matter BY going
halvee'' With the owner, they taking tweny barrels
each and ''husbing' the matter The owner disposed
OF ms SHARE immsdiselyi but bis friend" took big
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
rnilurc nr a Nntlonnl nnnl In I.rooIix,

Failure of IL Nntionnl BnnL In brooklyn.
The failure pf the Farmers anu t,tzcns' Ma
tional Bank Of Brooklyn, aud tit appointment Of u
receiver for the same, il announced. The Brook
lyn Union of Saturday says
II will be remembered that early in the winter
Of 1866 the messenger of this bank, willie proceed
ing along i -ckInaI street in New York, was at-
tackled by man who robued hlm of 4 vallsc con-
tanning sono ton thousand dollars After tho COM
mission of the robbery the thief jumped into a
butchers wagon with his booiy, and nnihing has
yet been soon or heard OF him. Tho bank was
tabshed in 1852, and in 1865 continued business
under tho national bank system. The capital WAS
represented al s30D 900; shares l5,U00; par $2u
Tho following arc tho officers Of the l,ani pres-
dent, Oron M. Bench /; Cashier Henry ". Rciliicld;
Directore, o. VI. Beach, Anthony Bets, john Hicks
David SturtevRnt. Sylvester Tnttlc, V. /. Popley,
s. ". Woolsey, Sylvester NJ. Beard, Watson San
ford, George Ricard, Howell Smith, David Viii
liams, and Daniel ID. I.cary.
Tho affairs of tho bank, by those who have the
most at slake on its solvcncy, nrc moi considered
such as to warrant any fears OF ultimate loss. The
mfplowmg fol- as nearly rs it could be osccrtalned is
It's capital stock il $500 ono: its deposits about
Sl.000 900; crculation including alInut S90lU Of
notes issued under tho old organization. $1,000 10
5000 the rcsorvo amounting To IL per ccntum ur
deposits anil circulation, us required by Law. should
hnvc been about $a00, ,0u; but il fell short on tie
30th of July nbou, si0O000 after the expiration of
tho thirty days notice to make good tho deficit
tho reserve tho Law not being complied with, the
order of the Comptroller was issucd this morning
Mr.. Frederick Patt took charge or the affairs Of
thu bank.
1t is runlorod that tho officers of the bank be-
lerod that they had complied with tho law, inas-
much as tho alleged deficit was represented by
chockB, gold certificates aud other available
rites. The law provides that clearing house ccr-
tifcateH, representing lawful money.
shall be deemed to BIO lawful n,oney.'
II is caimnl Tint tho whole difficulty between
the officers Of tho bank and tho Treasury Depart
n,ent arose from difference uf sirrtion Of the
statute, and the nature oil the reserve rtiiulrGI.
Among the dcpositors wns tho Gerinann and
Dino Savings Banks, of tho Western District.
The former had q deposit of $1,000: the amount
Of the latter could not be rscertiined.
Whether the dcpositors l0se anything or not,
the holders Of the notes uf the bank need givo
themselves no trouble, as they nrc secured by tho
United Statos. and will be paid whatever becomes
of the bank.
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AFFLICTED !
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Tho astonishing scccss which has attended ihia In.
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General Debility md ProaratIon Loss Of Muscular Er
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II will oil affections. depression rr.
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Of those who have destroyed 1t BY sensual evil
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Young Men, be hnnlbuggci no more by "Quack Doc.
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Price 81. or four bottles to ono address 81.
Ono bottle ia sufficient 10 effect In all ordinary
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ALSO. Dir. JOINyILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS. for tho
speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorrh9a, Gleet IRE
iral Dtsehnrgos Gravel Structure and all affections CT
tho Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected IN from ono to
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Either OF the articles will bs sent to
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SsSRSas 5sxs Is1sy
Ea hSs;a i; g sesasaRIa

JIJE HAVE USED tiAIi.IGIiAN's PILLS. AND FIND
w that they will do all That IL claimed fr rIII unII
chcrrfully recommend them to Ih,blc favor.
T. II. WATTS. EItiOyrrnOT at Alabama
j. v. \. SANDfORD. AIRY Gent Of Alabama
ROBT. BpliiiIlklTf, Judge supreme Court Ala.
Frn,n THOMAS J. JUDGE. Iplg, Supreme Court.
have risrG aALLiGHAS'S PILLS on my plantation
for Fever and Agle aud lind them n That ~ claimed for
them TIttS. j. JUDGE,
Montgomery. Ala, September 2e 1858.
LowSnI.s CousTY, Alabama
GaI.LIUlIAS'S FEVER AND AGUE FILLS will d..
They decidedly Tho beat medicine for Ghills AMI q.
yer ever gave. would no he without them fur fI c
tiTes tho price j. 4. HRAIlAM.
ANLRiCUs. April u, lsGI.
One box of nAII.IdiAN'S PILLS cured mr. perfectly
OF Ghills and Fever. They Rre the best medicine In
'iliiis AMI FGS or ever a. q. ROSALIISON,
Clerk Superior Court Sumter County, tia.
MnSTaoMEny, Ala, July D. Ist6.
mHssm: BlliNT HAI.E-uHSTs: have used ynrr
GhI.lIGllhE'S PILLS an Two orclsona fur f,lis ann
Fever nT fnh that they cIs all that they arr intend
cd TO do They e besi remedy for lilo disasc t,t
have ever tried. or ddnr them pcrjc;tjy reliable
Grand Sec dran Lodge o, F. and 4. H. Of Alabama
have used GAI.ILGuAS's FILLS in torty csSos, ,
Chills and Fever. with perfect success They nrr n +.
beat Fever aud Aguc Pill put up.
Al. EANT.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON. Dv
GOODRICH, IvISIcnIAN a. CO.,
No lS3 Meeting street.
BfNuNT i: HALE,
PROPRlETORs
May IL emo Montgomery, Ala,
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MARINE NEWS.
ponr Of cuAKLnSro>


arrived Yesterday.
Schr Qnrcu Oi the Wrsl. Irnllcy. New York . tlayr
Hay and Stone. Tu Roach. L. (luartrrtnast,r
O'Donnrli.
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNry, savannah. via Beaufort
Hilton Head, Sr. MdEr. tn j Ferguson. VI Goldsmith
SON. u Glray,R. II Murray, Il Mel lurcntls "
krcsael. HARRISON. southern ENpr,sr to. (unr /
Lowe Corock & 60. l;ayru"i X co Apples Co.
Staanirr 1T uclcna boyle, E'Iisio aud Rockville.
Mhzc. ToJ ii Murray, Si"ll. wchb Go. aud uthrrs.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Wauata Hawkins New York-w Roach.
From this l'nrI.
Steamship J Eycrnnn Tnitr. Philadelphia, Srlh {.
Schr l. Palmer. Palmer. baltimore. September! y.
Up for this Port.
schr Myr0ycr. Hughes. nj Nrw York. sep, ..
SclIr Aiucricus. MoSs at New York, Sept =.
Schr Calisla J0nCs. ut l,ockpOrt, Maine. Sept G.
Schr X Jnmcsou. IamcRon, at Hocbpori, Ne, Sept L.
MrniOrn ntln.
The srhr u LanesUn Jameson, cleared from Rock.
port Me. for this POT August .si with cargo o lime,
was the tlay following discovered Ia lIp tr which
WAS 0atnguislltl. She VIII discharge nnh r.iuid.
i.'rln schr Lookout Ia,;aluu, from I,O,nInut for
CharleSton, arrived At New York Sept ..
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Augusta -lnrkcf..

AUGUSTA, September i..-FiSAScIAt.-fioLD-Ir
kers aro buying al Ill and selling ut li3.
HIIvER-lrokers arc buying at liz and selling at 1aI
Srooks.-Stocfs. Donds md Exchange quiet
CnTroS-lle market has hrcn very quiet to-day sell
not being willing 10 acccdG 10 the Offers OF buyers
they offering about oncllaf cent below yesterdays
hgurrs Sales amounted to &c bales foliOAs ! ut
1SE; at ~; ut 20; ?ni nt 81; at -; nt 2ats
at 2a1 II at ~ and - ual1s at a3Js cents Receipts,
20 bales
Bscos-wn quote Shoulders 1bIIal6 cts: II u Sides
17iaS cts; Sides lSisaio cts and Clear Sides 49,.
cts; tians IUa2J
CoHs--we quote While nj 81 a5sI 10; Yellow Mixed
81 20al re-
wuIAT-we u,ote Red ut II oOaa 10; White at 81 Iua
co. sace Included.
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T." Prevention is Better than Cure. i
DIR. RICNRD'S;
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 PPROSED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ny
n the French Medical Faculty. a the ouy safe and
ihailn antluic against infection from special li>ca,
THIS Invaluable preparation is suited for either nnh
has proved. from ample experience, III" most cilcrni
and reliable Preventive discovered ;hus ei.cctn
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used according To directions every possibility a., danger
may hr avoided, ,ingl alli, alton will radically
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This most reliable spccihc, universally adopted la
the Old World is offered for sale for tt FIRST ti. IN
America by I. a. DUP0RT 20. nnly authnrizni l
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Price 81 per bottle. Largo battle. double size. 81
The usual discount To the trade sent, -rcuI. civ
packed on receipt o prir-. I" any address. will, dr'
tiUn- aud pamphlet, by addressing l."
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lGts Shoulders At lit,ali. ,crs-,r,,hy, closed " Il
rsnts Tor Slouldcte II cents Ol tt a:i II 10,
clear Iib Sir-, for lots luibyrs h:ll, Meat
offered. Sales uf lCI z ltuirrIs tl,ri IA Et rnnIr.
un"t" Wc.icrn at Gi'.nlJ', r"n's .. pound w u,,t,
Mess Pork iirin al so per bhl->r.,ir,.
hcE-ls inirtnr. 'Ii",c EAnro"u pag,, ,u,- and
Carolina II .ai. r"nts I',r pu,IiIi.
SruAn-~I- hrl I.mrr ,l> ,m ir Ia tI,,. nd, ,,,,,.
IN gold premium: the "mi! .saIrS rrmt.l w,r. "a hLJ.
Fort" Rho ut ia'.aii cent, per ruiIi,L
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, September G.-CoTTos-The market con.
tinues dull and quotations. almost nominal Tue small
sales to-iiay-say 40 ales-howevtr, were made
basis Of 22a22 sc for M1tlling.
MONETARY AMI FiSaScIAL-With the exception of
fair inquiry Tor checks New York. business has
very dull to-day. Tho offerings Of commercial are yery
light and rates bo considered almost Ioinin, a.
With these remarks. We quote:
Gold li0L1I2. Stcrling-sIty tnys' commercial hills
$50. and sight 15la152 New York signt 4 premium
checking by banks aud bankers, aud par TO u premium
buying outside bills. New Orleans sight continues dun
ut Dsr TO L premium.