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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-26

| CRlAINAL COURT.-At III clock this morn
| ing the Court met for the trial of Daniel Jar
| Doe, charged with the murder Of John r.
Naliy, at the Navy Yard.
The District Attorney appeared for the
United States, and Messrs Bradley, Carlisle,
and Chas. Lee Jones for the defence.
In the effort to form a jury the regular panel
was exhausted and eight jurors obtained, as
follows: Leonidas Bowen, Alex. M. Smith,
George ID. Spencer, David w. Oyster, Aaron
Devine, John w. OFT, Enoch Moreland, John
Scribner.
The Court ordered number of talesmen to
be called. The requisite number of Jurors
had net been attained up to the hour of our
going to press.
A SHOCKING SMELL.-A most offensive odor
Of pig styles salutes the olfactories of those
passing through Four and a. half street, in the
vicinity Of Virginia avenue. few DAYS since
it was almost paralleled on ID street, between
Ninth and Tenth. This is a dangerous season
for the existence Of such odOrs around the
city. We respectfully call the attention of
Or. Force, the health officer Of the Corpora
tion, to them, and feel assured that he will
promptly cause any and all such nuisances to
be aoated as fast as they may be brought to
his notice. -
A Cool JOKE.-A gentleman stopping at
the klrkwood House arose at an early hour
ing to the othce of the hotel, demanded of the
attentive and obliging clerk his bill in a man.
ner and tone indicative of ill humor. The
clerk expressed hope that nothing wrong
had occurred; he replied that he would stoS
at no house where servants could unlock his
door without his knowledge After some fur
ther conversation the matter was fully ex.
planned. 1t appears that early in the even
ing the servant placed in his room Patent
Britannia Ice pitcher" filled with ice water.
and although the weather was excessively hot
tie ice had not melted next morning Not
knowing the peculiar qualities of the ice
pitcher, he presomed he had been entered
whilst he was wrapt in sweet embrace of
sleep, and the pitcher replenished with ice
water.
He appearing much pleased with the expla-
nation, and when informed that the ice would
be retained in the ice pitcher about seven
hours, and independent Of the convenience of
always having ice water it was economy 10
use them, as being metal they could not be
broken or destroyed, and further that the
price Of the pitcher would be saved in one
season, in the reduced quantity of ice con.
sumed. lie expressed a strong desire to pro-
cure one, and was directed to BOteler's House
furnishing Store, Iron Hall. where he pur,
chased half dozen for himself and neighbors
rom large lot which that enterprising house
has Just received. N". 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-26
THE UNION
MECHANICs, TOOLS, &c
lsIHAvE HAD SO MANY CALLS Fov

"A continuous gums, and my time >Dzfn
ofa1ches OF Dentistry, l was COM %IfYttt
PEELED 10 decline them respectfully inform
those persons and others, have rented q rooIa i'm
my house 10 Mr.. McFAUL, who is fully compe-
tent TO Put up that kind ofwork In the most faith
ful ana durable manner. Continuous Gum Teeth
initiate nature so closely that II is impossible TO
detect them by the closest examination
lf2i-lw* b +. COSBY, Dentist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-26

VENTiLATtN8 HATS,-S TEv EMS
Browns Hotel, has this day received = ~
cases ventilating HATS from ''Beebe" r.
jYl9 Salesroom, Browns Hotel. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-26

GREAT REDUCTION In THE PRICE
B0NNETSl
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, In ORDER
w to accommodate the Ladies and 70 stu ~
out our entire stock Of Summer Goods, Bon n
acts, Flowers, Ribbons, &c come TO Offer ~
worth IS to 90 50. Also, Travelling and straw
sonnets, &c. Call before purchasing elsewhere,
70 save your money
CAROLINE PRIRRAMS DAU6HTERs
Pa avenue, bet. 10Th aad lIth s,s.,
jy H.2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-26
AUCTION aslSs
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

Bye. 9. WRIGHT, Georgetown,
TSARPENTER,S SHOP AT AUCTION
~ On SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, az g
O'Clock shall sell without reserve the large and
well built Carpenters shop on Prospe ( street sd-
joining the residence Of Mr.. Jewell; to be re-
Terms cash. EDW. =. WRIGHT,
~ 23-3t Auctioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

ALBRo-suddenly in Brooklyn, on Friday, September 49,
EDWARD AOs0 only : sn {, wai ana '"0ne Aof0
ANpERsONon Saturday, September 20, William Anderson,
ASed a years
AsTINOn Thursday September TO- John Asn aged years.
RAULsyR-In Brooklyn on Friday. September, 49, Jane D.
vile Joseph A. Bsa sir IN the nth year OF her age
Msnnns widow Of Henry Bisctl.ds the 74h year
xOn. s1c~D wife Of William R Brown, .ssd years.
Smonths aud 7 days
s%ssi S00a ON Of Ss
Joseph Belden, in the 9th year Of her age
ssss .as 1sS Ss "
SIs5wGs on TsS,s:y ssp,s%ss5 II
months and 10 days late Of Colchester, Essex England
No i7s Ea:t Broadway kOsesnns COci year Of
Her re%sin. will bt taken Long Island for inerment
COoPER-On Saturday September DO Thomas Cooper, aged
CROCHERON-on Friday September 10, after prOtracted
iines. Richard Crocheron in the 7ih year of his
s:1Gs'S C PTGs. aged
CARDIFF-In Brooklyn. Friday, September 49, Mchse
Cardiff aged q years
fd, Sepem sdom Of Consumption Mrs
County Csvsn, ireland
M aud Eliza Jane Coz, In the 18th year OF his age
= FIsHER-suddeny, on Tuesday September IL sfS shor
II a. ew 5 md Mar. Fisher the ah year his
ape
HOwARD-In this city Sunday, September a. Of con
sImption Hannah beloved wife Ut Kindred Howard
, d.usSter Of the late William Holmes, aged % yeas
The relatives snd friends Of the aiy respectfully invited
attend he's funeral from residence No. ~ DcsLcy
stre et on Tuesday, september -, at 1! O'Clock
Her remains ~ be taken Trinity Cemetery for internent
BARDAAN-On Sunday evening Sept q, Sarah Hsrdmsn,
widow u Jonathan Hsrdman IA the nth OF her
The friends Of the family invited the funeral
st the house Of her Arson Hartman, No. la Null
berry street near Grand street a. o'clock this afternoon.
The beay viii be removed Tuesday morning 10 East.
chos5k fer intermenL
IsAAC3- Edenburs johnson County Indiana on Monday
mbsr h OF conscye fever Issc 81
form y of Manchester England but for last six wears
q res,dent Of this city.
JUDJ-At Ksnsspo Kansas Territory On Tuesday sep.s
ber OF coDgestive fever Mr. OAs Judd formerly Of fcI
port NewYofh His funeral took plsee the third To.
opnsng formed the north side Of the for IN.
a,,s establishing erary institutions and tn nyomn
10 of the cause Freedom He member Of
RI Association and took interest In its prosperity and
~ ssvess buildings In the Of erection In the
KYELER-Os Tbursdsylnonins, September 49, Of malignant
h1ssos fever Francis keeer Of Bansmore, County Lei
triss Ireland, In the 2'fh year Of his age.
nORrON-Oa Saturday, Sept Is Of consumption st.
Iosrrb Mich, Mrs Joanna Cotton, wife Of EleASAr
Noyu AGED years She met her change with great tran
1,hs fsture She bad been lifelong believer In Universal
,iop and reoced tina, she had been blessed with I'VE
o.. and I've daughters SIX Of whom survive her and all Of
S sbs tceetJ with her husband bad succeeded through
srssa ssSs uduiy I'D affection, 10 rsarps 10 hsItaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
MARRIED..

yBACOR- sCRIBNER-In Portland Maine on Thursday, Sep
sPs " x ts tn M rev. CAV scbneI second daughter Of
Cbxlss B. Smith, esq., of Portland
. Jersey City, Monday, Sept g.
by the Rev. K Vsnhorne Mr. Herman Brunng OF Dubuque
Iowa 10 Mrs. Anna Sagehorn Of the former place.
DoUGLAS-THORNE-On Thursday, Sept Is, by the Rev. T.
Ron Smith Andrew Douglas to Miss Helen Tnorne, both
Of Montrose Scotland
CRANE-CLARK-In this city, Thursday September 49,
by the Frederick g. Clark Hiram A. Crane to Elizabeth
s., daughter Of MI Benjamin NJ Clark all OF this city
CARTER-HARRIS-At Christs Church, Hartford, CT,
ell D. D. LIZ D., Oliver g. Carter Sara daughter Of
hate Isxso Harris.
EAGLETON-DABIN-On Thursday, Sept 49, at St Peters
Church by the Rev Paddock Goodwin EagletOn
Miss Helen Dsbn, both Of Brooklyn
RAAsCH-DUCHATEL-OnT Thursday, Sept 10, bv the Rev.
Peter SrykeI Mr. Henry f. Fsasch Of Hoboken to Miss
Nictorine buchAte Of this city.
GARRETT-wooD.on Thursday, Sept IS, by the Rey Dr.
Hatfield Mr. Ran Garrett TO Miss Elizabeth Wood,
ell Ofths city
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, on Thursday, Sep,
IN. Nativity MI WIN. Ii. McDousa to Miss Mary McGrsh
MACKENZIE cNEsTRY-On Monday, September Is, by
the Rev VIM Moysn, Of st Xayier's Church in this CITY,
Mr. Campbell NJ X Mackenzie torme y OF Ross shire, Scot
land Miss Ellen McNesIy, formerly of County Tyrone
Ireland.
ROss-DICKHoUT-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, sep.em
Cshsne eldest daughter OF the Rev. T. Dickhout OF East
New.YoTk, L.
Rev. Edwis R. Cook MI Thomas Riley 10 Miss Matilda
q Mccormick.
sLATTERY-DELANEY-on Tuesday evening September
Rev MI Stars, Patrick Sattery to Miss Mary j. Delaney
sHEPARD-EBAUGH-On Thursday, August q, by the Rev.
Caroline NJ ughter Of Rev j. s. Ebsugh, D. o. lOf
wEIpEMEYER-HoPKINs- Thursday, Sept. 10, by the
Rev Mr. Hatfield, Mr.. George W. Wedemeyer TO Miss Mar
ssret Hopkins, both Of this city
NAY-sPENCER-SPIES-In Brooklyn on Thursday Sept
r. by hs Rev and 3D. MP Gs.rs. spencer to Miss Agnes
Matiss both daughters OF Francis Spies esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
Markets. Reported BIZ Telegraph.

BUFFALO, Sept. @-5 p m.-FLouR- Demand moderate;
sales 200 bbls Sc for Illinois, 80 6D 50 "A Tor
Michigan and Ohio So Od sc 81 for extra do and nd
ana. WHEAT 81 IL. for Chicago Spring 81 % for Red nd
Illinois CoES unchanged sales % 600 bus at &c. OATS low
sales 20 600 bus at Sic CANAL FREtGHTs easer lsc for
twenyfour hours ending to-day: 2l7S bbls Flour
1852 bus Whes TO bu. Corn H. 20 bus Oats CANAL
EXPORTS, Nc, 1866 bus. Wheat IS 1913 bus. Corn
OswEGo Sept rs m-FLots in good demand sale. Of
IA 600 bush 81 20 for Chicago Spring 81 i for Red !nd
and 50 for choice White Illinois CoRN-Saes loooo
bush at Soc CANAL FREGHrs unchanged. LAKE IMPORTS
todsy-30 10 bush Wheat CANAL ExPoRrs-lOO bbls Flour
a. leo bush. Wheat and s., 800 bush. Corn.
CBIcACo Sept 20 o. m-WHEAT dull receipts to-day,
$3.50 bush shipments Buffalo 81 500 bush and TO osweso,
s. 900 bush Cork: Prices sitter but not quosoy hsneI
Buffalo IT'S 600 bush and to Oswego u, 500 bush -,
PscyIDEseE r. l., Sept @ECorros marie, ssuye, WIN
b n since our last report WooL-The market closed with
firm feeling sales of the week 1900 No. PRINTING OLoih'
Prices firm Gales Of the week 50 500 pieces
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Arat Mooolisht, Pendis,Sn Liverpool R. P Buck; Puu.

huat; Moooisht Pendieon Liverpool, R. P. Back; Pu.,.
LADg,ton Buenos Ayres. w. w. De Forrest 4 Co ~s'
Bsrks-tonic, Hutchinson, Portland q. g. Hatch, Rh
Drzpsr Norfolk. WIN. Nelson Dudley, Robinson Chsrs.,s'
DoueT Pottery y. A. COchrane, COchrane Norfoli p
Buck CO. -
Brig-Pnncess ROYAL. Psamsn BermDds w. 4 y Dsv..
rort Moriscsa Morrill,, Csrihagena H4wey spogor5. n
pol,cu Sd (Br) Marmand, Halifax II. O. Donovan. ~"
schoouor.-Myroyer Jackson Charleston, McCreAly No.,
Co Anne 5. sser, Daniels, Bruos, II. Sheldon Law.,s
Co: Venice Mcneil, Tampa master NJ. C. Hopkins. Man..
buty Richmond C. II. Pierson; n Smith, Weeks Acre.
dris Merrill a Abbott; s. d. Bellows. CLARK PhilAd.lphs
W Mckee New-York Goodsell, Boston, Dayton sprses
Rodman O.sood New Bedford, master Gazelle Cbss.'
Providence. l.. Kenny.
soop-Pointer Fowler. Providence L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

maturity Otheir irnine suffice Il 10 that hs,
the parents to Sc able .sy that blot or ben'h aa'
rested on the reputation ofone Of them n
MACDONO GH-sudieply saturday, September
McpONNTLL-on satorday. September ~ Ann, wife e
MeAv6Y-op ssluri.y September 20 of consumption John
MCAvoy, aged - years.
NELsoNyon f,idsy se si1 a J f Soa 1' all
NAsH-on Friday, ser.embcrls Mar, NASH .zo p.,.oo,
mick County Cork Ireland.
NPARy-On Saturday. September % Of Dr. - c.h...
wife Of Mchse NeaTy, aged 81 years T'J' "''
oCoNNERon fIdcy Sep'G sn5t ~ s oConne aged
aSyT, native W n saS Oh saso Ireland
Susan Oi,er Philips wife of John i p september -
PHILLIPS On SATURDAY, seP''mO o. Mr.. p' Sarah pbi,.
PlRKER-At Nsshua, n H., on ra. tho H., r,,
Parker aged Is years r''"'' TIC iiH Hu"S'"
BIER g c.iSsrHs vii s,'q,dey aSrins se
RoBINs0Mn,Sopp September 49, Mrs Martha Robn.oa
sa S"t ss.d Edwin Essns g .o1
s ,enr Aesh'er Of Valentine and Sarah SpIssre,
sULLvAs-p Ss.rsaiivsn, aged s5 yesr..
Nh, mi.,, oshse p.e, Monday, September Is, Mr..
Jane .SW Of Il. late John snis. 'a'' september H. MARY
-4n Fnnrinton, N c., Tuc.dsy segtembe. ,, Of
FJph cd fever mrs Martha Y. Stone wife Of z. Stone.
tor nesly ofROJslton Academy, VI, aged Is years
fR AvERAt Clinton. Duchess County Nary Fannie, only
laughter Of Rowland Trsve in the 2&h of her age
'fOWLERAOn sundry morning, sspterib' q Ms zsbe n
fowler iI- he goth year Of h,T
friends ind relatives Of the family respectfully 1v,ed
attend her funeral from the residence of her daughter Mrs
Z. Hesy, No. Sheriff street to day monday at O'Clock
| pm.
vEPPo On Friday September 49, Eliza A., wife Of Joseph
| Veppo.
INcHEsTERI4 BIcoaya Thu;;S.y sspteG3b sa lS,
| ~psnvers, aged .9yeare
wHITING-On Saturday, scpte,nber %, Mrs 'Caharine
| Whiting, aged 63 years and months ~
The remains will be taken To Hudson Columbia County NJ H.
| for iuieIment this Monday morning.
| Albany papers please copy
wICKS-OI Saturday September % her late ,esd"nce,
No IL Monroe street IN this city Irs sally Hckf, rect OF
| the late Henry Wicks
Notice Of funeral will be given in to-morrow's paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

II was rumored at Philadelphia this afternoon that
John Tucker, esq., had resigned the presidency of the
Reading Railroad.
The Morey market at Chicago is easy, and the de-
maud for accommodation less active.
At Philadelphia, capital is more abundant, and the
Nancy market is easier; irst-class short paper is
readily placed at Gas, and long paper at 9GlO per
cent per annum, and the former is scarce and wanted
at these rates.
At Boston, money is well supplied at recent quota
lions. aid paper of good quality is scarce. Negotia-
tons are mostly at 81 per cent for first and 9ol2
for sccond-cass names
A companion of the footngs of the weekly Bank
Statement of the Boston Banks with those Of the
Statement for the previous week exhibits the following
aop1ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
Philadelphia Markets.

Phil ApELPHIA Sept 20-A heavy rain suspended business
Operations and caused dull market CoTToS unchanged
holders firm FLOUR dull shipping brands offered at 80 -
ing brand for to fancy Rye Flour held at ~ -
and Corn Meal S. So both inactive, though sale
$50 bbs Pennsylvania made at 50 A. GRAs comes
forward slowly but the demand limited Whestsaes 900
bushels at 43 for Red ard : 0d 81 So for White
RYE and wanted sales Of Pennsyyana made at &C.,
which advance. Corn quiet with small business to note
selling SOC for prime Delaware and foc for
old Pennsyvans In GROCERIES and Provisions very little
doing holders firm WHISKY and the advance;
bills held S6dS7c the latter for Prison. and hhds at
240I5c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
SATURDAY, Sept. 2O--P. II.

There was no very marked feature Of the sock mar
ket to-day excepting the fmness in Erie IN the face
of a heavy market and the breakdown in Reading at
and after the Second Board. Erie cash stock vas
scarce and between the Boards the market touched
g. having opened at 62l. Some stock has been called
in by the recent BUYERS, ard was called today
for Monday. The shorts bought all the cash stock
offered. The transactions about 1000 shares.
Late in the afternoon the market closed at 62s IL IL
understood that the late buyers are able 10 take
up and hold all the stock they have bought and
largely increase the quantity. If this should he
the policy adopted the purchasers of The shorts must
considerably advance the market price of the stock
Large orders TO sell Reading were received from Phla-
delpha and after the Second Board it sold at 81
decline of ii y cent Central was heavy at the close
and sold at S6i, seller ten days. Panama fell of y
cent; Western shares were generally heavy Rock
Island was an exception and advanced cent, sell
ing at 97I. The statement Of its business, which we
published yesterday has attracted attention to it. In
Railroad Bonds there moderate business at about
previous prices Illinois Cenras were slightly heavy.
In State Stocks there is no change, and the ransac-
tons were limited. California sold at "a.
In Exchange there is not much doing, and rates ere
unchanged. Sterling 9a9i per cent; Francs III
as 49,
In freights to Liverpool there is more offering and
rates are frmer for Grain. The engagements are
20 eco bushels Grain at Sia9d 800 bbls. Flour at
2s. Cotton at i'd. To London 10, 600 bushels Grain
at Cd. in ships bags and 5000 bills. Flour at %. cd
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was, total re-
cepts $234, 669 SO; payments, s2l624l 81; balance,
$l3,76O,sl9 SO, against $l3,74l oiO last Saturday,
showing gain Of only $l9,779 during the week.
The Fulton to-day took $4,000 and the Barcelona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
Arrived.

US Mail steamship Marion. Foster Charleston IS soar,
md.e and pas. 10 Srohord Iileston Co Thursday N
lat IS 90 signals with steamship Southsrner hsne,
for Charleston Same time, passed steamship FLORIDA hence
for Savannah. .
sbp Genoa Pennell New Orleans q days cotton ke "A
Robson Fosdick Aug 30 of the Baks experienced sever,
gale from which blew entire suit OF sails spanr
bowsp &c Sept of Tennessee Rect, spoke shp Uaiou
IS dsy hence for New Oreans sAme time. xse shio
nsiped black ashore Tennessee Reef, could not ascertain
her name.
Ship Louis Napoleon Ham Her;ns Hamburg Aug unass
and psss w r. Schmidt Co. 10th inst lat IL 10, oa
IS 81 exchanged signals with ship bound T. ho~nsa who
ssg letter. Y. O. In H. -,
Barb Union OF Boston Kendrick savanila Aug q, faxk
Bns Sea Lark OF Surrey Lufkn, Msanzss, Susz kc c
Peters 9Th inst lat q A. Ion. so 25 poie brig Cora
from Monks Island for New-fork
Brs Free State Of Belfast Norris IrnidAd de Cuba days.
sugar &c, 10 Renzuld Francois
Brig Lincoln. of Casne, Cornweis Jacksonville ~s yell
low pine 20 J. Gilchrisf. -.
Brs Mary Gray Charleston days, cotton TO Durham
Dimon.
Propeller SHARK, Robinson. Philadelphia
Propeller 0sprsy, kenney, Providence.
Propeller Chas Ossood, Smith, Norwich.
to l !. kley' e'''1' ""' '.., w
Propeller Oneida Ely. Philsdelphis.
SAfLED-Stesmshp. Fulton, Hsyre Barcelona lFrk DO |;
Geo Law Aspnwa; Alabama Savannah Nashville, Charles
ton Jamestown Norfolk, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia. SEPT. 20.

REPORTED FOR Ths n. Y TRIBUNE BY J. r. II. B Fry
F1n Booyd-4,0c0 Penna 5s, PSI; 1000 Elmira T. lss
Gas IS sl 100 Long Island r. b Isl 50 Mneh r. r.
do b5 Al; rs Scbuy Nav, l3i Penua r r.. i9t loo
Morris Canal IA 100 do S. al Bank q ReI * leg;
Bet1oeen Boayds-li Reading r. r., i2; do, f!i HOE III
mira r. r., T. Ist mort. b5, 72l . ~ 49,
Second Booyd-6 Harrisburg RI, So; 500 tesds RR, AZ,
200 Long leland RR b5, Isl 10 ~ Bank Of KENTUCKY llif
After Board-2Oo Reading RK., AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

Total 710762 x3bO75 81 Shl7lei % %,
Ne, nore to Sept. Is,
The money market to-day has ben active, put tne
srp,y ON call has been sufficient t. meet the dem hu'
Some of The Banks have called ii portion oil theI'
oars du.ng the week, but others have expanded
III. state1nt at of Mond will, however, prooao'y
show zone contraction in the line Of loans fiper y
not pler'y Of first class, and is passed easily III oqs
cent, and IN soe case at AZ g cent. For stncty
rst class short paper the supply does not equal the de-
maBd. The offerings ut bank during the werk na'c
not been excessive.
The lower grades of Flour are heavy and dull Out
the best de crptions are steady The limits OF buyers
for shipmen, ere generally below the market "nea'
is lower 2a}c T. busbel and especially heavy 'or
white kinds Cora is firm ana in fair request. PORK
is firm, but without quotable change. Lard L. siso
very firm. In Groceries there is no important feature.
Sugars continue firm and in good demand sales oil
/ go bhds., mostly Cubas. In Cotton there Is hol
large business but the advance j. well sustained
An informal meeting of the creditors and 'tockhoid
els Of the Cgdensburgh Railroad Company Is to be
held at Boston on Monday. The meeting is quite I'M
por mt to thos, interested its object being to devise
mea res to proven, sale of the property advertised
by he second mortgage trustees.
Land Warrants are heavy, and the quotations OF
Thompsors Bank Note RepOyter are lie. lower;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

rather lettering. il should B.

tsnsi ae'eIIns, .ro borne In mind that the greatest
M, ,n..ysi in cor "a is in 49, and that only oi
~, ..i 'A,,,. where ic. or snow are unkho"ni
Wv 80 80, Ting remarkably Also thst as lne
riyer. and who Ky, 10" Iine running Aos ~ 1tely 70
- -. e,,,r crossings of any cuusf1 uencc' u n uA'l -
o. Nj MI " a .ne in this respect All requisite nse5Al'
.J.r.,, labor the spot ana tue "'"N''"'
" VOL Known.
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Steamship Roanoke Skinner mdse. and pass to Ludlam
Pessants Aug 81 passed steamship Jamestown Oh Fennet
Island. .. ~.
Ship Tconderoga. Boyle Liverpool Aug II, mde and ~
PASS 10 Harbeck Co. 4th inst, lat t507, lon ~ passed.
steamer supposed be the Baltic 7th inst lat - ~ lou.
spoke French fishing brig Josephine SdAys on the Banf
18th inst IL 80 Ion IS so spoke fishing schr Plant
Provincetown bound to Newfork The experienced heavy
ship Adrsc (uew) Coombs Boston ballast TO Zersss Co
was towed 10 the city by sesm-tuE Enoch Train
Shin John H. Ryerson Latham Shields Aug coal TO Bar
CLAW Lyn son vessel TO Poet Smith Co. I'd inst, on thu
Banks spoke schr. u. Lord from BOSTON, just arrived -
Bari Rhein Ham, spier Hamburg ~ days, md'e and 1873
pass. to T. Beck & Kunherdt. - ~.
Bari Eous (Brem Johnson Bremen Il days, ballast, as
pass. TO Stanton 4 Reieer A., ,,,,,s L..
Bari Altoona Page San Juan de los Remedies Cuba days
sugar 10 Robert Williams 18th inst, lat ~ ion ~ W,
pass large steamship with pipes steering ,. w.
Brg Ocean Eagle new) Bunce Guiord Co. ballast 10 mas
Schr Peru Ames Rockand.
Schr Augusta, Perry, New Bedford
Schr Minerva Adkins. Gardiner, Me-
Schr Warner Reivlend Charleston days, cotton ke
sehr wsfe Wainwright, Wilmington IN c. 6 days naval
stores TO +. 5. Powell.
Schr Abdel Ksder Cromeline, Virginia 8 days
Propeller Uncss Bates, Hartford . .
Propeller Potomsks, Cushmsn, New-Bedford
Proreller Petrel Eye Providence.
Steamtug Enoch Train Hennessey, Boston
WIND-Sunrise, N. N. T.. Meridian, s.; sunset do