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Port Of New York, October 10, 1885,
CLEARED.
Steamship Baltic Co%stosk, LiysrPoo-E Collins 4co
sHp Confess S Steele shansSas@a low Bros
Ship ~ Robert ree ases Lysp4SSo Gnns 0
ship Isaac Bel johnson, Anw erp-Post, Smith Co;
ship Helena (breml Nolkman, Bremen via kichmond-Pa'
shiPM ws5S sieIer, SeS osisans5Rcsscn rcstick
Bark Geo Kidd Rogers Gouce.er E1Geo I@san
Hs.E Saisn ksns.lss i Jasa; " Wtsssss Weeks
a5t Ss wsmme s sanford
Brig Coquetie, FoteIher, 81 servan-Boyd Hincken
RTE W Stewart seSies Rio Granee~Kisbe McKee
Brig Grace worthlgton, Kelly, Rio Grande-corning,
Brig sPenny, Davis, Humacoa.
Brig Eagle tBr) Babino y Johns Nf-McAulife Wheel
Zig Naomi CBr), Ab,r, St John Mp Sevius 4 Sons
Bs suwsnnee, rgiehurst 8 Marks-smsIwood, Ander
sehT susseS Fr'sbee Porto csbeiiomwen5erg Weeks
schr Essex, Post Nobne-Pcst smith 4 Co,
ssSr So. james. Tewssend PRllsasiphs-i wXckec
s sssr NAH Wssl rh co Fa ra
Steamer Black Diamond Allen, Philadelphia Briggs.
ARRIVED
Ship John yaishs. Robinson africa, Peru June IS. with
copper snd Pegsen bars % Randall Avg ~ lat "a ~
oas ai IS Ion 70 a. spoke bark Ala, from Philadelphia for
BARK Exchange, Jones, gayre Sept 4 with mdse aud %
s S.i rs sa ds q ne
lon e. saw bSk Lima steering. r. ~
ss fes9p P sSs s S.sn y sS s9y
schr Flyirg Cloud Bennett Lubec.
schr y r Jewett Clark, Kennebec.
Sehr A Tufts PRrson, Machas.
Schr Julia Arm. Staples, Calais
schr Nara Whitney, Clark, Rockland.
Scbr Pnwtrcs 81, Ames Rochland,
schr Albert Johnson Jamson Pcckland.
Schr George Emily. Baker Boston.
Steamer Planet oper, Philadelphia.
Steamer John TBy lor -, Boston.
Steamer Otceola, Clark rruydepce
Steiner Pelican Auldrich Providence
The ship Wakefield arrived yesterday reports light winds
ard cams during the passage
SAILED
ships Harmonic, Glasgow; Robinson, Liverpool; and
others.
Wind very light frcmS.
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superior Court.
Before hon. ludge Woodruff.

AcrIoSgFoR LIBEL AGAINST THE TRIBUNE.
ocT. lo-Jas. W. Borlsr ts Horace Greeley, Thomas
AeEba, Jas b. Taylor and ano1er.It will be remem.
bered that prior the exciting election Of 1854 for the
Mayorsliy Of New York J. W. Barker, who was aud Ia
the recognized head Of the order Of Know Ncthnss In
iht city was prominent competitor for that Office with
Fernando Wood, Wilson G Hunt end Mr.. Herrick. On
the day prior to the election the Tribune published
Elections seaDst the personal character OF Mr. Parker In
which be freely charged with having ntted the
crimes Of swnd and arson, by burning his dry goof
store In Catherine street This suit IL brought 10
dsuages, which laid at $4,000. The answer adms
the publication and Justacs H. Issue was joined In u
two years ago.
Mr.. Richard Busted appeared this morning Tor Mr..
Barker upon the call OF the IN opposition 10
ucn made FOR adjournment on the ground OF the Ab
renee Of kcstrs OConor and Fullerton COUNSEL for 90
tnoprts Mr. Busteed complained OF the dc-1, AMI said
that ever since The nj issue Mr.. Barker was
ready 10 try H. and that had once been poet poued
NJ bis request After argument, the case set down
trial perem ptoTily, the third Tuesday OF this
month snd roice given that counsel for defence must
Then proceed. Defendants ordered TO pay costs 81 the
ID
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Court Of Common Piess-specIsI Term.

ocr s--John y. Calan We. John W. Iatson.-If the
plaintiff In i've days, defendant stipulation 10
sSreive In payment OF the udgmen, In this action any
ls the defendant has OF the Potomac Savings Bank re-
ceived from him By The plaintiff the motion The branch
az the case 10 denied II not served, the motion In
granted on the pa, rnent Of $40 costs Of motion
Jsres Febert sssFnee, &c, W. The Mayor Ct al--No
The plaintiff complaint On defendant granted
"a, mens Of cos's.
cbrstopber 1ancr vs.. William Buchler.--Attachment
ordered.
Peter Corgsp W. Thomas r. Morrow Motion 10 strike
out answer as rvolCus denied Costs abide event Of suit
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PHI ADEIPIIfA. Oct loArr ship Lancaster, Dean, Iv
fdrIiS1d f%Pfs ersveT scsSS: sssI. Horton Ee
Martha BAXTER Helen Mar NcEerson' Pearl Brown; Lees
hurr swift Julia Ann, Harding. ard Issac Rich smith,
combs, ynsi Haven; ia: Nelissn. SsTson Taunton
Cray, feslIsm Norwich; Martha shaw, SYors;
cid frr ohIccpse Iove. Boston; .chr. Enterprise Pen.
a,,op Passport, ssrshop spFrsss rsriSm e Martha s
ard Grandnla Meryman, Boston; Kedron, Perry, Med
'O'u' miscellaneous and Disasters.
The Collins steamship baltic, Capt ccmsiock sails 10 day FOR
CoLIisros-Ths morning about half past O'Clock the
steamboat John Potter her trip from Perth Amboy New
ys ss .S9Rns s Ressyy % e%e ss sona' o with
TIE } r and beached.
A You've M,RrSr ArcnrrrcIA correspondent, In sicily
Mss s rs as sSsrseeS N Fermo Sew ne nas o
heh was . be La Bella STELLA but hen y was altered % Ia
az Psssmo Ike .heen wSS now complete under
ssrsen sn Se on u SS sss
basr o. fst ey without s.y % 81 help
parts DE extreme sensess & lsr oy and stern = the won
Eng.q esGt,s ysng "a ror are 2 regSrss Win her
~ rg, of s,esd a. me same lime ~ cxamining her sen
ty VIII b. asiy perceived that he "a strong buli and
carr more ,an What hcr kccn shnpe po and that She
captains ssrSa t srs ausoa1 espes
te phcduced The genius Who is erecting such sper
n.,tec,, Nsrclcon sanio Canals i hardly possible %
m So s hss bees Prepared ~ he Young man before ~
srsfeu qsrafaed into pieces, and al Numbered
srd e ned hch the esonishmen. Of al shpbuders
that Isce ~ peculiar plan and form Of construction
rot their unders Tor what purpose or Tor
hlch rat az vessel they belonged oi some
to ing The time some hints IN respect 70 their
scnrucp The tact " that ser all the numbers COM
tted snd overriding ready The y.rng man commenced 70
oct the Of the wlthow needing any alteration
the pieces matched precisely and Joined
,e he Skeleton presented Itself 70 the scrutiny Of qualified
does and nautical who decided In saying that they
enid End no m her. but added tina, she perfect
- odel Of architecture. We shall be pleased for
tTd 10 you when for All minute particulars about her
,z ard meanwhile shall watch the dolnrs of
tie young shirhulder
Tho sornston and FAN River boats did moi arrive unn
hal pasi clock ibis morning. owing to heavy FOG the
Sound.
The slave bark ParchHa this afternoon 70 the
Brooklyn Navy Yard
HE clipper ship Miss Mag ss had her changed the
he press having obtained authority from
lie etcretaTy Of the Treasury 10 that effect
The shin recently launched Pltston Nv Mr. WIN Brad.
.et tae beeu named Joe the second ahp
al that name now owned IN Maine.
Mr. Tfosnas will launch this afternoon n,
orict nom his yard foot ~ North street Rrookiyn
.btr n 1l15ons register called the Jacob Ter
q as bu for Messrs Layiin Hurlbuts Antwerp pack.
go aid u 10 be anded by CaptJ r Hit.
t,rseprp- Az Yarmouth Ne, recently. ny Mr. Lyman
v.ter shlp o ahNrt SEQ tons called the Samuel Locke.
sbe Il v ned ~ he bu der Amm sorer Es ard Mr. sar
cit al O. mouth Mr Samue Locke II New Orleans, aud
CAPT " N sweeiser wt9 VIII command her,
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The Ants-ReDt suits.

On seeing be decisions Of the General Term OF the su
prime Court held st Albany lsst week, we were
pyed see such array Of decisions against parties IN
own coun,y 10 favor n the Van Rensseeers. We
could Eot ia this opportunity PASS without making some
qurles On lie subject and the result was that We nnd
some twenty Other suits which depend upon and are de
clded b. The decisions iust announced. They wsre
brought BY William r. Van kensselatr egainet fTeds
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deraton the propriety Of renewing the lease Of the
grounds upon which the Crystal Palace is situated.
Mr. c. Y. CurIlR opened the for the professionals
urging that the extension of the lease should not be
granted that the stipulated annual rent OF dollar had
not been paid and that the ease was therefore Forfeited
that Mr. White the receiver had right 70 ask an OK
tension and right 10 accept lease granted
that the Palace has BEEN and To- private specula
ton and il OF no public sgnncance that the lease
extended would legally have TO be sold At public
ion that the surrounding lots had been bought under
the belief and that the grounds would continue
10 be public square, Is II had been made by the Com.
mon Council He commended that the Aldermen would
violate the charter should they extend the lease.
After hearing this aide OF the question: the commntee
adjourned to Tuesday, 2lst inst.
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In vestfgasions of the Operations of the Comp
sroIIer and Commissioner OF Repairs and
supplies.
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The Public Health,

The Public Health.
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sOCIETY'S REPORT. "a
Dr. Ro1Hg reports all in his charge doing well,
convalescing.
No cases.
In the Military Hospital case-one Of the
bandsu.n. FRANCIS +. BERIER, Secretary.
FoRT HAMILTON, Oct. 1c-9K A. N.
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7be Committee on Lands and Places Of the Board or
f0eveu met yesterday IN No s City Hall, Alderman
4. lsala. . IL. char. The committee had under con
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, October 10, 1856.

ALMANAC FOR uEw roRK-rHE DAY.
Es............ Mo0s SETS. morn 3
sEIs........... p HIGH WATER. morn d %
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pokRD OF COUNCU,MrN.

cr loThe principal feature Of ss, nights proceedings
-rs the appointment, Of inspectors Of election Several
resolutions relative grading streets in the upper region
OF The city and tagging sidewalks were referred 10 the
,c~pecs We committees resolution from the Board o.
alsr men granting additional men 70 Hose Company
No "a elected q warm debate. Councilman SMITH, Of
sbc second district, opposed the motion believing TIA,
~ a. rot up for political purposes II was laid over
reso,lou 10 meet each evening Of next week adopt
ed After referring the cons,Ssrson o. ne removal Of
on Monsay.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

ocr. s.-N. G. Ely, ESQ, in the chair Several bills
were received and referred
EaRoRs BOOKS.
The Committee Annual Taxes sent in report stating
that they had examined the tax books in pursuance of
the suggestions made by Mr.. Il a Howard Receiver Of
Taxes and that they have found that exist They
recommend that the Board of supervisors and their
clerk 70 the booss ana correct them
supervisor HERHloK moved that the subject be recon-
mitted.
supervisor TUCKER thought that the duty Of making the
Corrections should be delegated TO the clerk.
The matter accordingly referred to the clerk.
A
report of the Committee annual Taxes In favor OF
allowing the Corenors received. The report
opposed and after uninesesting debate In which
several members opposed the allowance OF clerk and
Others concurred In the report OF the commtee-nine
having voted In the negative and four in the affirmative
tho report not concurred in
reconsideration subsequently, moved by Super
vi.or Fox and carried the report recon- mited
Adjourned to Fridsy, at 4 O'Clock.
Der. l0.-N. c. Ely, Esq., in the chair
The bill OF Chas McGi for painting the Superior Court
rooms $780, referred. The bill OF W. r. Rose for
carpets for the same court The payment Of the bill
opposed but ultimately agreed 10 be paid Adjourned to
nj nday.
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TO-DAY's LIFE ILLUSTRAT f ID
7 IBRARY BOOKS. SCARCE and VALUA-

Ia BILE mostly in good binding
l.. Belle ASS mbl6e vols limo, 50 Memoirs Cardinal
Rer ~. IS 90 Cbe.terkeld, Letters ", I2mo, IS.
Poetry svois' ISIS 81 So Meis.s:io trsu. by Hole,
vols, Ct, IS 50. w.poles Roy Author. v l2mo.. e.,
81 S. fetronius Arbiter, rare, 81 John Buncle, vols
12no cf eS So Same vols BIDS Hazt' IS So Schsgsps
Dramatic Art, vols, svo cf 81 IS. Thomas Kempi,,
plates 81 % Bells Pantheon Pnes 81 Bsieys Diction
Iy folio plates 90. Marriage Kites. 81 a. Life Garrck.
vols svo, cf 81 IS Aiken Song Writing 81. Memoirs
Auspach 2v, IS Oyids Ar of Love, 81 So Mu.r.y's
Impartial Account Of Am War vos, CT, S. Buccsue.rs
of Aus limo, CT, S3 Johannes Secundu Basis),
e. Bngleys Scenery in Wales VOLS 81 Pennans Brit
the Ise II Wight vols 40 in /. So 50. The Genuine
Boob inquiry into the conduct of the Princes Of Wales 81
Cel,us Medine trans by Geve ST. IS Children Of the
Abbey vols, eS Seynes Letters vols l2no.. Of, 81
DR.. hoores Novels vos avo., 81. Memoirs Of Madame
Gcnls vols, S. Gay. Fables, vols in roy svo.,
Mem. Rebellion in Ireland, vols, avo, 81 Mtford's
Greece 10 vols 8yo, CT, se Msiobourgs History ofCru
ssdes folio 1886 So 0ckley History of Ssracens vols,
Svo % 81. Oxonitn vols lsm1, So 90 Pato's Works,
es Revolution in America by Able Raynal iluo 81 D.
Religion Of Mankind BY Burnside vols Svo 81 sche'
Poecs Works and Life BY Bulwer, vols h mor 81 81.
Spas Of England vols svo 81. Struts Queen Hoo Hail.
vo So Tour in the South and West Of Ireland BY Carr,
4to plates 81 So Struts Chronicle of England vols
ITO, plates very scarce So Selections from the French
Anas vols 90 So Wsrtons English Poetry vols 4to.,
fine copy So Wisnss History of Iny enons 2v, 3vo
81 WottoD Ancient and MJdern Carving vo = Is.
Ketilewes Works, vols folio 1919, 81 Book Of Family
Cests 2vols IN hE CT, 81 Common Prayer. fac me Of
Elizabeth each page surrounded by wOodcuts after Holb,n
Pckeroes beautiful book, small 4to antique CLOTH So
in morocco &c So Hson's Life and Letters, Sl25 cloth
Annals Of Caedonisps. vols cloth. Ancient Songs and
'' l. wEsrERvELT, Asen. for Libraries.
No. 81 Broadway
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6ouses au6 farms tUante1.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A small HOUSE
and LOT here between Bowery and Allen st. and
Rivnso and Ahsa Address T. a., Box No III, Tribune
Ofbce stating terms. loo siiCn, sire Of house, &c
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Qhe Boil 9easor.

rJ,HE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN GEN"
i FRAL COMMITTEE will celebrate the triumph OF he
publican principles 10 the Free States by
GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. IL, lB,a
The Committee have invited the most distinguished men IN
the Republican party meet them on the OCCASION ana 'n "
stations have been unanimously accepted ,,
The arrangements tor securing to tue sness sua al
fhe bhest ratification have been intrued TO gonieoa Oh
,peYiepee and Taste believed that in every particular
IN Fesyal prove worthy commentator Of ,ae glorious
nnd successes the late Republican campaign
The Committed annouuc the following for tho
The doors VIII open at a o'clock
The music oonssIg Of two fnI bsnds OF ono huhared n'
x.umeps under the direction 81 A. Do orh esq, VII COM
Insncc At 81 o'clock. . 49,. H., l., 10 .,,,.., l..
Sied from the neshbonE cities will act as mafshas and VAL
BE- Known by their badges worn on the lett oIeNst E.
The private boxes will be reserved exclusively Tor invited
Yuests as, ,.1 .A....oe
The hal and cloak will be under the charge OF
obtained the COMMITTEE pice - csVh M
raittipR A gentleman and lady. , r,ny,
r. q. YOUNG, J. Hail.
j. A. FOSTER NJ DUPUf
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paneins Academies.
A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIEa
IA No. SO Broadway, New. fort. and

IA No. SO Broadway New fort. and
No. Isl MontAsuep place Broskim
Nev.Yorh Glasses Wedn.slays and Satardayl Brs,Si
Clssses on Tuesdays and Fridays a. and p n q. 80
md Children and o. for 0entleuasn- LAs< Prty,ss
Class at Pupils Commences any time daring the ssss0
Circulars containing terms &C.. may Be bad ct okAsx -
Academies The usuai SoIces Gill be given. Nj. Osls>U
would take occasion his psrons that execaa
be omitted that will BE- Of ADVANTAGE to the paps az -
the very Gratifying reputation posscsss& s.
Academies.
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v,ANNY FERN in Der Fsvorite REQ.
GALA BOOK FOR CsIhphhN
- We Pubi.b To-Day
r,,p, pTAY.DAY BOOK:
-, Ir1os,rs FOR LITTLE FOLKS.

WV By FaSsS ttkN. -, II. a..
oes nn ieno cloth. Proc 20 ochs. ,, ,i ~, ~
Every one Sno hsve been Impressed with the tender
and Who L Do AYR al, PLAYS for chdrou Is there mothef
ness snd ovs 80 no, fet thrill Of sympahy for tbs Little
~ zoe AID troubles lave been the th-n1s Of her pp
one III however escu that has rot be- socned by
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g. .,mo.th, for bsh bors that so OF sunshine
tie Of happy soiy winch numbers them
s1ore its membes We feel assured ma there are nose.
IN on how heartily all will welcome new book written
e..,x for tbese little whom she tkcs slch especial
Ssbt Chdr, will rejoice w 70 and IN their Joy will
The Psy psy Book" will srceed by thon,lpd. happy
children brxh eve. will sIkle over iis beautiful illustrations
and cevour pleass contents the 1sh and shout
i h. syo Al side its genial
hare, and many family wl reocc in and b. made better
A. well As sppc trust by Fanny Ferns New Gaia Book,
W. b.ve endesvoTcd to issue The Payday Book In style
svof,hy iis contents
II contains full psge illustrations BY Coffin and s neatly
and elegantly bound Published BY
MASON BROTHERS, Nos. Toe and 10 Dusuest, ~ u
TODAY LIFE ILL S TR A I + ID
J. contains among other good things Six Years Expeence
fragments L,-ts Meaning Misunderstood; The Quicksilver
Mines Of California Rural AssisAmecsn Institute Farm
ere Club, Chinese sussCsne; The China Sheep Ausa
nation Of Potatoes Price Of Wool Fruit Trees and Mice
Rotation Of Crops How 70 Make Fortune.
spirtuasrn and Suicide Keep Diary; The Presidents
Message The Press the Message Hints CoHcsPondecei
The Cy-Fee Concerts for Children Telegraph TO Europe;
The Business World Morgan Horses, with illustrations Pnce
cent? s2 . year. 81 half year.
FOWLER AND WELLS, No 500 Broadway, N. Y
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WANTf D-By a Respectable young Woman. a
w .itr,iion 20 do 'gkNEkAL HOUSE NORk IN Pivsie
family "a good Cook md esoolient WASHER and ionr
sre VT trrs,s Bskinx Brr take place
TIE beat cry rfsrtnoe awe Ger b. s>eh 't'-9si ~
piy .; No SO u9.s.asL
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O. M0 WANTED-On improved Real Es-
ROsOOV tate in Brooklyn, worth nearly double the
snount. Address J. Y. LAMSON, Box No. a7S1 Y r. o.
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Nov Ready.
Pate mt Arithmetical TABLES.
y ASPARIN ON sPIRITUALISM.-FOr sale by
FOWLERS & WELLS.

II A N N Y + + r N
u Has Ia Press new juvenile entitled
THE PLAY-DAY BOOK
New STORIES FOR LITTLE Folks.
With Ten Illustrations Price rs eonts Fun Gilt 81 IS
To be Published December 10, by
MASON BROTHERS, No. 100 and 10 Dasne.s.
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Go Ubom it man Concern.

BUSINESS SOUTH-A Gentleman of education
- snd best business qualifications wishing travel through
uhern The lst Of January the Isl Of April
next wishes COMMISSIONS, AGENCIES &c. for that
scction Best of references Address SOUTH Tribune Office
for three weeks
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Bul6iss @aterials.

ENCAUfIC TU.Es-For ves6bulcs, Haas
CHA, EV-fOPs bRAiN-PfPss, &c Der ole ~
MILLER COATES, Ne, ~ Pssu q, MI.
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1)aper Warebcnsss

DIAPER WAREHOCSE.-J. 7. DERRICK.
soSL Co.. n. - Ss.fn-a-s:. odsi * shs sss -
Wrti1r Y.per, Eur,,,,. srs-,s ,na \ansn-
News Payer ali nse.. vsigiJs-i ru,n.I
Boot Papsr g. s--i we9. al pal =,
Yssl. papx fsncS so--J ar vf.,s - T., sst srs10
H,-r,r 7 s,e- wiie ard oJo-ec. -.5s,r;v...,.
HT.f--s Pspsr ,.a sni n tie Govt ,.sasS.
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Tn..,, v,rs ?.pe- iI-s. a,s.-.,ss-s sA ssa
8ls,,al.. sa,er of s.s te'' caANr
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TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY
Ne Wy oRK,
No. 20 WALLsr.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION nQLLAHS.
THIS COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY o.
MONEY PAID INTO COURT. sad 10 authorized 70 sss -
guardian Eceter OF estates
INTf Ris5T ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
corRT IL THIS STATS,
(nciuiipz Surrogste'st per cent
From ndiysua corporaicns for period OF ak msots
20 be pad ca ttsry dsys notics, 5 per cent.
FoE less period, o. on shareer not,ee 4 per eeat.
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER COOPER,
ROBERT KELLY LUTHER BRADI3B.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN, THOMAS TfLESTON,
ERAsryiS CORNING, JOHN PHELPS,
JANIS sUfDAA. WILSON q. HUNT,
gHKPHERD KNAPP, D II ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER, CHARLES BIZ,
ROYAL PHELPS, WITS SHERMAN
JOHN J. CISCO, B. II. WTLEELWRl1HY,
DAVID HADlE.N. EDMUKD COFFIN,
NCOf HAR6EN THOMAS SLOCOSB.
JAMES :. SEYMOUR, CLINTON 6ILBERf
GREENE C. BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH
pANlYL MILLER, JOHN JACOB ASTOB, ia.
CALE8 O. HN-S-ED, RCEpE Il. WALWOfeTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
JoHy A. sT7wAsr. seefs.lry
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1 90. @ O Ac E s.
TO CAPITALISTS.
LAND wiHNE sofa
" = 5 : % y 5 | N .

W q y 81 N.
Tbs s-bserber orr 20. sele (fos few days. TOWN LOTS
ana INTERESTS, IN fJopins and hourishng
h.so lsnl adjoining hs IN quantities and upon
suit y-'chssc's; SAIHT PtnL, HASTINGS aud DAYTON,
III nesta; SUPERIOR and BAYFIELD, upon Lake Superior,
Viccu'in
The eboye rame their superior natural positions
aud eouuerc alvanges ranidy becoming arge sL6
,pcrtsnt places lc-t safe AID reliable Investment oT
ca..tal
ds,-g fat1e W the rss. in the
ssve these places of MORE rHAs HUsDRFe
p.P CYNI AYT.R . slime 10 II is Illusion.
Tbs, Ise has thai exceeded in Saint PAU aid al
c. 70 80, the Iest i've ye.-s . -. .. - -
$50 ior Sale twj lerse WATER POWERS-One Of D.,
aA he other OF y fee. s sbe 70 smcs' unlimited
tes, rss ndu.erlsuts % b. TO those who will ion
crcye Ii, same Thsf s. Time AM Clay iH abundance
sn5 Me be le eehtese guaranteed upon
10 3 T.
bsecar i.. and Rea E,ss received Ia exchange o' Prop
e'.T, Sc,
,:,oy resfsa sssn, AID certified abstracts Of tide
a.
Lad wsEtrs persc1ehy lccsed choice lands strated
IlSn routes which will profit OF 100 TO
80 PSI eept yea.y the Investment
APIiy o. the AstI = Use, Ne YCTt
LYMAN G DAYTON, 81. Pau, Mnnssot.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
HLINOiS PROPERLY on tho ROCK RIVE

KEENWICH. Ct-For sale OF exchange,
W House ~b \ scr-s of land Apply to Capt Pal
rneg o. pr, mics C5-srro 3 Merchants Exchsyge
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

LNARM FOR SALE ~ FISHRILL, N. y
100 acres Of very r-odu tfve LAND ue River views and
oofo SY<r of ex.e.nt Water, II miles fon the cepot
koQore Of No Gl Conrtaolts'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

IRON NEW-YORK to HAVRE DIRHCT.-
II BRITISH AND NORTH AnE2ICAN ROYAL. EAIA
sYEAN PACKET COHPANT.
ETSA.."...c:.:caRs Mile EaSU; .....Gsp. suA
CAMBRIA tpeiile wheel. Bro~nlses
fsssse money S fr., c!aa only ,tor hsa
sswarls fee bu without wines or liquors. which can % %
Snei or board The Stateroons are rnusa,y large and ga
INITIATED Any Wsafg 10 take passage invited "a yfI
As shs. SreRht taisn a. rsleIa,e Iate. APpyto
v CUNAhD. No Bowiins -grssr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ SUMMER ARRAhGEMENr, eorsnenctns Nay Q, isov.
PsssSrger Stations Coy.ar Broadway and C. nal A

AJFW,JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHU.A-
~ pELPHiA. and the s0rTH sni WEST Y. JeRsrv
CITY -sfeI .na Express Lines: Leave New 2oyk Ald
m ard ard . n. , -re es, IL N 81: sogptcs sL n
vsy-s,,topa Thogsh Tctets Aid fr Cncinnst t$h snt
sIt end the Wet and 70. Bsltno-s, Wasnias Nor
Sis ke srs throlsa baggage ea<eseiso Wax M An
saaJpm w. WooLSo9g. AASturs Ayk