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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

SUPREME CoURTIn the OF the application Of the May
~ Aldermen and ConmoDaty of tho City New York. relative
the WIDENING of DEFY STREET the souherly side
thereof between Broadway and Greenwich the Third Ward
OF SAID Public notice hereby the Commissioners OF
Estimate and Asses the above entitled matter that the costa
charges proceedings the above
ed subsequent the entering rule made SPECIAL
OF the Supreme Court held Cy Hail. the city OF Nss,
York the 7h day Of September 1880 referring back the sad
Commissioners their report for and correction, VIII taxed
before the Honorable John w Edondo OF he Justices of the
said Supreme Court his Chambers the City Hall the City
Now he absence before OF the other Justices
of the Court on Saturday the 9Th day OF November 1889
O'Clock in the forenoon Of tina. i.y-Dasd York Oct 81 1885,
MOSES MAYNARD,
JOHN STEWART,
REYO c. HASCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

StUPREmE COURT NEW YoRK.-Gibert Hopkins against VIII
ISLAM Murphy and Ann his wife William Caldwell and De
bonh Frederick + Caldwell Elizabeth bis wife George
CALDWELL William Atwen and Euphasa 4. his wife, James b
Wall Emily bic wife Abne Miller and Helen his wife John
Buckley CALVIN Bassett The Hope Mutual Life Insurance.
Company Hitchcock Horace Green, Francis Bartlett
Stephen B. Pee John C. EryenpntsCh and James Unison
Sermons for relief-(Com. not ser.}-To CALVIN P. BAs
sETT land GEORGE cADWELL-You are hereby summoned
and required the complain, this scuen, which
was filed Office the Clerk OF the City aud County OF New
York City Hall City OF NewYork, the 18th day Q!
August copy OF TO the SAID
plain. the subscriber his Office, No o. "aseet IN the City
OF ater the OF this
you exclusive such and you lai 10
the said complaint within the aforesaid the plaintiff N his
viii apply oth for the relief demanded the compliant
DATED New York, August a. 1850. K h. BoWAE,
Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

StUPREhE COURT City County York ss--Edwsrt
y BeTsa Henry Ee,,-nesn Assgnees &c against zsnas
Wiusor w Nineo-SuInnoGs noh.y demand
en- contract tCom. ssrY.] To HENAS G. WISSoR and
JACOB ". WINSoR: Yog hsrsby sannons4 and re-
ousd 10 answer complaint this which viii 30
5.s oes Of he ce Of the City AID County Of New
YORK City Hal and copy Of
answer TO the sad complaint subscriber, he ocs,
No "a wastrse the City # New YORK. whr ~e1;y days
after you, exclusive Of tia day
such serYics you is he sad complaint within
tis plaintiffs this action viii take Judgment
ssarst hundred and foryoue dollars aud
tkuty - eighth day December
hundred ard forty et beads the Of tAs
o.3lawSEW JAMES R. JEsUP Plaintiff, Asonsy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Ne Eassau-s.rsst-
Notice hereby gyea 70 the relatives and Of KIN OF
EDGAR CUTHBGRT late from California physician deceased
and who alleged to hava died shall apply
Surrogate the County OF SewYsk Of administration
OF the said tutesAe
asrt O'Clock tbs oreasouDss4 Yo Ioct 3d.
o76 3aw{F IAaES ), THAfER, Public Adzinistrat0s
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TUVHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ERS.-The ships
II * Lima ra lie
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troy!

NOTICE hereby gwen, according law h persons having
against ALFRED NJ RYDER late OF TIE City OF Brook
n Kings County deceased that they required 20 EXHIBIT tbs
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber AZ bus pacs
business no the City New York before
the 26th day Of December nsxt-Dsted Juns IS, 1850
ielQ lAw6a*SV WIN HALSEY, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Disasters, &c,

BIG RoASoKs-Capt Baxter of Ann LYMAN NJ this nor,
rom Ae"oern NC reports that the brig Roanoke he
ofe reported oe St boat the morning inst
ahu on Cdar Island When they reef
eapszed ard Capt aoItiJd bow yes dronsd
The mate LADY passenger Mrs Wyman OF Portsmouth and
hJee OF e crew were savedths swimming ashore " the
lacy on his back The bhs South Clara Fixsr
ioT the wreck, and probably reach'd her the 18th
BRIG hoprAr NALSWe have reported the IN
vessel on hf voyage from the Belize, Honduras Boston
We noeeso 10 ne Secretary Of the Boitd OF Cuterwre FL
wood Water ESQ or later and further particulars Cant Burns r.
TUNED 10 havana GU tho 2th October
her total os The Robert reck ed oDp h, the oT
currents setting South which her oil
tec onns lhe heavy running breakup over her as
everything Hou Inc deck and caused the
Us NAPi ihAs That some pant OF The cargo may saved
~ VS. 70 AVe havana the 2sth schooner for the
wreck or that purpose l. then 27th) blowing Nortber
was -afsd The vessel would pieces Some Of the sails
oil cchneai together with the be taken 10
The Newport tFla} T.s Of hs soth u ,a,s. Tbs .b E,,
mentioned II our last ten ashore South Cane
"a" se Ny stto, Smith, sch Saunders have hsso aj
$3.50 for The assistance they hr-the former a. and
a.eI u survey has been held the ship and she wa.
BAtK LIZ PIIrA before reported lost at N.zsra Island, v,;
eeu u boston as follows s4Al vessel
Neptune office; s. 6o0 vessel eco or CARO- AZ the
SCI S'N on cargo a. The Equitable We from cd .ptbr
= that al the time OF her loss she had oae third Of her
BRie Wa Pm HaG, ron Long Island Bahamas far B.o mt
split DC ~ ' ti11s' sAA'
DrrcH AssA Kuypsr which was wrecked os,, gr,- ~
oder q underwriters and would De IN hon- IN -
Gays destination unknown That portion her carpo Which as
nor seld has been forwarded .alvsvs
haNe all been ecetved at BoAton. @ 49,
I'M sen MAY Sevll (o Pha Cap; Sca from C,y-sf, a
as ot e" OK with cargo consisting and rice ar
rived Al Phadelpho yesterday morning in distress ha -
Ied violent gale The Sth eli Cape HAt;sra from
NNM, during which shs blown CAPS Ioak Out md %
aarns is PfsFAe1ee whols SUIT Of SAILS ;opmass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

At the meeting of the Stockholders of the Utica
and Schenectady Road today, the action of the
Board in declaring the dividend of twenty six per
cent was confirmed by vote of the Stockholders.
They also voted service of plate to Mr., Presi-
dent Corning, fer his long aud valuable services,
for which he has always declined to receive any
compensation. This is wen deserved compli-
ment to one of the most energetic and accom-
phshed Railroad olicees in the country.
The amount received at the Sub, Treasury to-
day was s7a,7l6. Paid, s5o,964. Balance, So,
leO,s30.
Half million of dollars OF City Elves of 1850
will be paid off ON the 18th January, all but very
small amount of which is in the ids of capital
lists. held for investment. The mone.yis already
provided by the City, and that amount will then
be on the market for reinvestment.
The Journal says the Canal Commissioners and
their subordinates viii use their best efforts to
continue the navigation of the Erie Canal unob
structed to the latest possible moment. 1t was
closed last year on the 5th and the year before on
the 9th. Present indications justifythe hope that
1t will net close earlier the present year
The City Government of Augusta, Me. have di-
fected the Treasurer Of the city to issue anddelyer
20 the Treasurer OF the Kennebec and Portland
n n Company, lin pursuance of the vote of
anc eltyl the scrip of the city for $780, ooo-sats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Foreign Ports.

At Bombay DC, bark Emily Wilder, MFaand I'm Laaca Just
arrived
Malaga bark AzO Furber NYotk and passed Clio
raitar the same day
No Am esss at Gibraltar The wind tina. day changed
AT Rote qslh nit bark Stella Mara Ducb for Boston dg
Monterey Crowe for NYork, German Harriet for DO s
AZ Ga-so INST ship Iswa Blake, for NYork, 9Th; bark Pa
lender. BIT for Boston, ready -.
At RE Jsnero Sept &C. ships Ohio Hale I'm EYork Ju 7 for
Chile Leach I'm Boston tor do bks LaGete kene
r Valparaiso for NOeans next day Kemn BsaIss for do do
Gusy DO 90; Elyra Habeck D1ey do4 days Prescott
Green Baltimore days Roanoke Kelly uuc brig Hsea Col
Baltimore day, sChs Een Duncan IRON Nj orr Tor
California; Midas Hogedo for savaunah O steamer Washington
Bor ney, I'm Baltimore for San Francisco fs
18TH Mon;szuma Ha1ey, tim Boston, tor san frarcco
Nassau Wiley fin Salsm) Dol 18th steamer Constitution 6
SELL I'm Phladepha do brig British King BFl Tor sosan; Al s
tuoreG brig Ere Ygures; NOrleans.
Sid In Sept g. balk Royal Saxon Len I'm Baltimore san
RSeoun gorbadoel 18th ult bark Hsnry Trowbdse I'm
Pha fepaired brig Coral Hill i'm Boston, dsg sd I4l' ea
New York, tim NYork) for San Francisco ~. - J.,
R2d Mt schs Susan, smith, IRON and of BOSTON, '
Elliott, Cook, DO do. ~. TO-. 10,
4th Borussa Backe NYork CID, 18th, bark haano' 0'
HshfaT 18th nst Dach ship Anna, nearly repaired will De
case was about per Al her damaged cargo was SOLD on
Island where she went ashore and the remainder was o
warded TO Boston
Al Caienas 9Th bres Cardenas Fog I'm MaEnzas ar 4d
Tonqun Pickett Boston about 10Th CID about 't os lara
Ellen. Kilman, Boston -, ~, -.
At Havana bark One ST John for bosto7 d ban
Dolphin for Portland DO Sid 5th BARK Psry otah"ooo'
Boston or Portland.
Al do inst sch Fakir Gardner Tor Savannah
Al Matanzas inst bark Sarah 0ney Renck Tor boston soon
Sid about 9Th President Taylor, Staples, NYork: -.
AT Nassau Mp 80 bark Magnolia Haskell TN Nlok lo
Orlesn. loading cargo saved from ship Lehish
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Ky TelnRrnnh.

BosToN-Au 9TH brig - Marseiss Sep, IT, sc.s Isabella
Phla; Bay State, -.
Cid ship mpus George load for erpoo briggs Bar
badoes Gibraltar Nickerson Batimere schs Julia Ann Rich
Franklin. La; Waterman, Mobile.
sALEM-Arr Sth, brig Marshall San Francisco.
NEWBEDFoRp-AIr 18th schs Henry Clay, Albany; VIM
Brown, and November, NYork.
CID bark Corneia, Indian Ocean.
PRoYDENCEArs 9Th, chs Siren and Maria Fleming ln Phla;
fddleman. hiore, Del; ARIEL Albany sips WIN Sanford,
and Pioneer. NYork
FALL RlvER-A l7h, chs Minerva and Durfee Baltimore;
Lesnder, Albany; sip Essex do
WARW1CK-Arr 18th, sch Union Baltimore.
PORILAND-Cd leb ship Peunngsloct, Nofesn brgs Hen.
reA. hatauzss; Emily, CaIdeuAs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h. ship New England, NYok.
CID l2ti, Mary Adela Roman & Saxnny. Boston
AT ships Caroline Dow Hemisphere NYork; ship Living
Age. Ros
CHARLESTON-Ar 10th, ship Frapc iss HYork.
l7th arr brg Tuscany aui sch Pearl I'm NYork
CID, Sou,heTuer for NYork and sch w Gem Boston.
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PORT OF YoRK...........-NoY ls.
Cleared.

sbios Connecticut William Harrs Hurbut Co; Bothna
byerv San Fancisco Smith, Charles Croker Dupcan Charles
ton Elws CASTOR tBremj, Blanke Charleston, Schmidt
Bsrks Isla de Cuba MarschaIk Havana TuIlo Bareas
Commodore Wass Cad Exact Stevens, Savannah, Sturge'
Chairman & Co. r.
Harksd Grace Gonaves Nesmth Sons; Martha SAUCER Rob
nsop Chsgres olney sessons nb OBJ Crane, St Johu,
NIB soule Whitney Co Ptsnda Por'q Aylar Savannah An
oIn.tts BIZ Flint Halifax Ms Bane; Capt John Bamhs
Campeachy il Horao, Green, Maracabo, Under
wood g. Wiley; ssbao, Sawyer Jacksonville. -
scbs Henry Freezing Kelly Augusta; Al4ric Sanford Whining
ton nc; Warren, Smith Portland Sarah Eizabst smith New
Haven; Ida MAILER Wicks st Augustine Elizabeth Br Mcleod
Halifax, HUI ter b Co.
Steamer Rlsck Diamond Stevenson, Philadelphia
Barge 5baTf, Ely, Philadelphia.
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EnnI,en. &c,

Nov H. h 30 la % BAN Fraol7 Of ard from Bcst'a fo Gen
latEcs .,,b,,sei SIGNALS With .hlp R.r.5 Of
Ho ton, sesruE 81. ,y.- - GO. =
Of cIpe uhPs e.rs, AID 'ehooasrs-
~ IN sIrnETor Al frnni Sydney, vs."
Nov Ia IA, 81 l5 h Uaosa "a ca In fn''7 Hd Tor
Bostz-al vel a. =
lowing blae and dag with rcd bali Capitol from Boston
10, a. ss ION 49, saw ship William LOT Boston stasras
os. 90 lat 50 TO- exchanged signals s; ship Pontiac
6c, & Of tn. Lizard sch Anna Louisa Soef-sll vel on
sa5dsy PM passed steamship FLORIDA, 90 miles Of
Caps Hattsras. -, o.. e,,
.Ic 81 big showing signal With white and blue
ball
y N bsr fareto psail, bound eastward
oct a. exchanged signals With OF c hsr
.haI's .nips supposed bs the New YORK b7und Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
New-York Cattle markef---.N Nov. IS.

Reported for The Tribune
Washington Drove Yard Forty. tour-st and Fourtt-av
and 81 Hudson River Bulls Head, foot of Robnson-st
Offered 1900 Beeves $500 Southern the rest from this
State and the Eas 100 Cows and Calves and Sheep
aud Lambs
PRICES Nc-The demand for Beeves al both up and
down town markets since last has been toerabiy &c
tive, but transactions today close dull Prices without
material change from those quoted last week Sales OF
good retailing qualities from 80 TO So About 500 un
sold
Cows AND CALVES are IN better request. All sold at
prices ranging, as in quality, from p 80 to SIS which
hardly up 10 the highest mark of last week
SHEEP AND LANES have come in very freely aud pur-
chasers have operated with considerable spirit Prices OF
Sheep, 2 50d4 50; Lambs, 500SS. Len over, l,5OG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

factory security having been furnished to the c''y
by said Company. IF ,7e
Counties Of Pennsylvania was held at Aen.oT ",
Pa, Oct ., 1880, to take n5easo'-s " tba si,igb
cityof New York by Railroad WIN . s4s vot9d
and scbuylkip coal region, The meeting sotso
to notify all tt Corporations supposed TO De IN,
t ~ in the construction Of the proposed ROAD
ord adjourned to the Sd of December next
Annexed is a comparative statement Of the con
dition of the Bank OF Virginia and Branches on
IL. 1st OCT 1910 and laSO.
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TO Mariners,

EAti HAsso1-e Oct s4Tb. entrance to the Harbr Ia.
vSssg! Examined By The authorities and spesta broad
Channel Of nsArh Il lsst - - A4sN' NA' a aafrsN
.heN oei ls-fss Board Of Health hy az ord., Of the D NJ
Dc infected with Cholera 80 '-7 PO''S u Lsyp't -
StiSk CIV D7ssrSEsA Green gaoy makes With N. ,3
ass ees placed 50 thoHs East Vessel .quK ID d 1r
iclow'1E coupsts beptlngs. viz - -s e-s'' viz lie
DuaEeases l. galhoass. .-.......
Frs Battery .....,..-... -----'''-..S. W s.
-. \.
49, ~ s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
NIarkets....... BUFFALO. Nov. ]

The receipts during the past "a hours have
been-FLopR, $500 bbs; WHEAT, 1900 bushels; CoRx.
1900 bushels There is fair demand for Western Flour
The markets. withou, material change. Michigan doing
al 75dS ST. Prime Ohio WHEAT is in good request with
sales al 77d79. The market for Corn 10 lower Flour
= .ohis Rre 7Sci MHCAT. 2lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Osprey Mar
shall Chseston bark Pnladn new Murphy, Bait Se Hya
French PToydence scb Chas G1ener Naylo Mobe William
Collins Sfork Matilda, Staples Bangor Mary scul scul
lay S the Ocean Fos Providence Com Fucker
CisaTedBrgs Nsagusgus ncksy Boston; Chicopee Emery
do. Emma Baker. do - ~ .'l
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DIED
), NJ JAMES KATLoR,

suddeuy fevera attack OF chois, a JAMES MAJ Iot
sy.d4 40 jears, o Mrs at "a DE-
Of ~ atteod
So e.,al sn hia es6spcs - Rntse 81 Moaroe ~ ~
Ivednesar oc'oet t further initiation G
,sas " be ;atep to Cypie4s n Ce1-,ery for ntsrnsrt
Al Kewari H. j. Nov II, AGNES CRAIG, aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
"hnlpFa.

Arr warre H. BARI Lexington sannder, OF and tor
Providence NSW Ray OF Islands with 40 o5ls oil
and % ruris gum 10 DAVID TKennedy OF SforA
Sept go ship Franklin. Lamb, NIB, clean
et,e from Capt Sherman ship Coral OF NBedford reports
speaking of Western Islands, Sept g. ship America, seaear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Markets. AlR.NY.lNop 10.

FLOUR $4,000 bbls.--WHEAT $4,000 Corn
none BARLEY l8,0oobhls FLoua is in good demand al
steady prices. WHEAT is firm with good inquiry for mil.
ling Sales 5000 bbs &c for Genesee CoRN duh but
prices frm 1850 bu sold at 76cl PRISON WHISKY 293c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Markets. Ngw.OxLgASs. NovIS

The sales of CoTToN to-day have been 10 600
bales, being The Tgss, business this season. prices were
firm lSic for nidding MoLAssES have declined LOCO
hhds having been sold al 95Ac heavy frost on he 18Th
inst. did great damage TO the SUGAR crop.
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nru.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER
r,gfo,7,ia yessels spoken, &c.

A. y5.n Sept "a wion Hunt B71ne m se7r
Uni caf,rnA SD lua btI Alert, Campssh, fH Afos of
csI,g,r7-a--faso rail-4 prsT.ngsiy-rut hact)
SD s,h>e"~". noaas o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Markets, CINCINNATI. Nov. 10.

FLOUR has risen SC, with good demand
Nothing doing GRAIN In PORK the tendency is upward
with strong feeling fayoriug an advance overs Is
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M an RrEn.

= 1.l ~ q ~ Rev Or Ferns. NJ CT lKLEs II FaUNV
ARD 10 Ma MARY EbLEN sPEck, all Of TIM Cry -.
Nov 49, by Rev Dr.. a2taS.t. M hEntl + sANpFo8o !"
Miss SARAH AVON ELI iSk; ~ Of ths Oily
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SALES BY AUCTION

+. CoLroS. ArctioBeer ~
4 ,ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE. dcc
A4-THIS DAY "Wednesday al The ,e,,o,., ~, ~
beekmau'st aud 50 Ann 81 lel o'clock c009nrsiny
description Of mahogany a9d black walnut lrrufe sls
a. mahogany thats French bedeads marble TOP dr.
top SEashsiAnds tee~sete and Other sofas book Ease
WaIdrQ6es oiEce desks tlree ply and ingram ca-s,
H.sses eouctes cottage bedsteas stands toilets lrosfa
EtHsktS Stoves chamber sIi Schel furniture &c 4as
aDoul - pam oedsiesdS all qualities Sale without IA
N~''S
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Regents of Produce

Rvyb North Rirer Boats, Nor. l9.-14,055 bbls.
r, Ashes SCI pkgs Beef 100 do Butter &, 81 do
Cbees d Sit bush Wheat 500 30 oals, q bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
Aps1AS H. MULLER. AnctIoneer.
FINANCIAL.

pOCKY BAR MINING co. No. u
n u WALL-ST.-Ths Company having taken possession
suite Of rooms the above number the I'd floor the
undersigned will open Stock book and issue certificates
applicants and after the goth inst the following
conditions lst 500 per share, IN bankabe money; I'd,
than 100 shares oone person. Office hours, from
10 to4 o'clock New York, Nov. 10, 1850.
PHILO D. MICKLES, President,
JAMES DELAvAN Secretary. nl9iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING
I'VE COMPANY-Notice is hereby given the subscrib
the Preferred Stock of the Morris Canal and Bank
ing Company that the sixth rsalmant OF Ten Dclurs per
share will be payable on the LIST OF December at the
Office OF The Company in Jersey City.
Subsc bers in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
D G., will pay at the Office ofMessrs E w Clark co.
Philadelphia JOHN D. POE Secretary.
Jersy City Nov. 10 1850 MO tn5OF
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BANK OF KENTUCKY.

- II
a SUBSCRIPTION to $4,000 Of The CAPlTA al
STOCK of the FARMERS BANK KENTUCKYEPhe
undersigned having been appointed by me Boara OF Dec
Subscriptions 10 It's Capital Stock TO the amount OF
100000 give notice thai Books for that purpose arc
50 Wallst. where subscriptions viii be received unnR
Their notice,
sold al par $50 each share be paid at the time OF
subscribing $50 the 18th day OF January next lS5l,
the residue subject call by the Board Of Directors Par
ties the time Of subscribing may however, pay for e
shares In full If so disposed
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky
at its last session. supply in part the demand for more
capital growing of the wholesome business wants Of
the citizens OF the State the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The charter Is liberal in lie pro-
Visions has thirty to rum with no power reserved OF
the Legislature in any wge to alter control IT, The Cap
already been taken in Kentucky the residue, excepting ING
&5oO0O0 here offered, will be taken by citizens OF thai
State and elsewhere, The Bank, with several OF 10
Branches, is in operation. The Mother BaEk 10 10,
Gated Frankfort the Seat of Government Yhe oate OF
Kenuckys believed TO be most favorable Eng SscuIo 10
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF me otats are
very great consisting principally OF hemp corn caius'
horses, mules hogs bale rope 0agglng, &c Sc 10 La
tate which large amounts OF Icnshge on VIC 0oul 7H9
North are Offering 10 the Banks -,
high credit OF the State Of Kentucky and that OF neg
Banks, evidence of what this Bank Will PEI IhS
credit and standing of her Banks equal TO nose OF shy
other State in the Union their notes form an important par:
OF the circulating medium OF the Mississippi Faey PSuE
curren. from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. ...,,
No Banks better managed, their current uivldenos
being from Eight Ten per cent per aihet, WIN
stocks are now considerably above par In the market
The charters most, If NOT all OF the oter BANKS IN tna
Western and South western States expire within The nexa
twelve years.
run win have field of circulation Of great value TO 10
stockholders
The management OF this Bank Is IN highly respectable
and able hands.
The Directors think they win be able pay diyidenda
equal TO any other Bank in the State
Mr. Hanna the President Of the Bank Is now In this City,
he win be happy give any additional information and
may be found daily for short ume the Offices Of the
dersigued
Pamphlet copies OF statement and charter of the Bank
may be had on application 10 u.s. New-York, Oct a. $780,
WlNSLOW, LANIER L co. 81 WallEt
o24 I'm WARD & Co 81 Wallst.
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EELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE-Hall

IA FEIlJO W > OI EIl1 no 2 III E'1A
Il of Lyrics IA Broadway, next door TO the Olympic
OPENING WEEK.-Ths new and splendid Han Is now
the week FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERATRou re-
comprising company OF IA talented and etesn' per
cert consist of Songs, Duets, 0lees, Oqariees 0no
sses Restraints &c &c Bqrlesques on ltsilan nsce
Dutch Drill instrumental Solos and Ethiopian DsHCIs
Admission % cents Doors open al 81 concert 81 = ocios
Afternoon concert on Wednesday and Saturday conssc
ing al s O'clock ~
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PassenRers Arrived

~ ,t>an,il, ssatlerrt. Jreps Cherfon-Hj W w A2is
aud mg Booth and lady Lieut. cnlb@rtsoa and lady oa
sptIh ard lady, Johoson . Johnson }
JSIe l. G Wila.as Capt Robsr;s. U4A Jas Aast1J Hb5an
II Ia, Gardner Gray, w Gats4sn John Allen, w n
pd1ts, 4 .vv o. . troops ard 10 The stesrsgs
In s6tp uee, II the R from Ltrey0a Mr. and Mr'
In n, NJ Keuna Mrs McReura nsses hcKenna, Master
MeF.pna ms.rs oSe all DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs Rice OF Liver
-crI VIZ Ward OF Birmingham. Dr. Aadrews Of Mass.
5;p H.ruir from B-enenhr and Ms Hcke aud seryant
u,s DE- Grone and Mis- Meiz LINING, Tobias Fos.
5Fk A sus 6 Mossel. G WurssemberEsr
In lfp Marathon nH Lire-p55ar Thomas aud lady Chas
walsh DIR Walsh, Miss Walsh, 4 Hasbuck