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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Ill T.
Bile WORK for the North Front Of the Pat
ent offiee Building.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Decembe! Is, 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
- al this DeIar'mrnt until the eigblee.th day Of
February next, l2 o'clock at no n, for fCniS hing
gu h Marble and Ma be Work as may be required
in the erection OF the north Iron. OF The Patent Office
building.
The bids must be n the form OF the following
schedule, aad ally specifying the prices for ma
teria! hauling. dressing, and setting, including all
the machinery and OF. rexpoRses;
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and biIis, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
GS,nIfs G"essG in es,. swo beds % Per A"psIsa e"'
Friezeto entab AZURE, do do
Drops TO cornicc, per lin, al foot,
Trigfyphs, each,
Caps of pilaSters, Zach,
Channels OF basement, per liEsal foot,
Marble tng, per superficial f01t,
Window sils, 10 do
The marble must be similar in kind and qualify
70 that used in the construction Of the and wrsI
wings of the building, specimens of which will be
required TO accompany the bids.
Each bid will slate in what tim. the work will be
completed, and none will be considered from Others
than those known TO be OF The trade aud behaved to
be fully competent 10 fulfil in good aith the obiga
tons they propose TO assume; and no assignment OF
bid contract will be recognised, unless made it'll
the approval Of the head of the Department.
Ninety per cent will be paid from time To time.
the work progresses, upon the estimate Of the agent
OF the Department in cha'ge thereof, and ten per
cent. reserved until the cemps stiOn Of the con-
tract ard acceptance of the work by said agent.
The Department reserves 10 itself the right 10 re-
ect accept the pr0pos ais hereby invited when il
deems the interest of the United states requires it,
as well a to exclude the bids of any person per-
sons who il tas good reason 10 believe will not,
from any cause, faithfully perform the contract.
Plans, spec ifcatons, and working drawings can
be examined and other information oh, aimed on ap
pliC alton al the office Of the superintendent
The propo' ais, which must be ST mt 10 this de-
pariment addressed 10 the Seerea of the Interior
(endorsed Propos ais for the erection Of the nortt
front Of the Patent Office building ~ will be openp,
at O'Clock, p. IN of the last cay named for re-
ceving the same. MCCLELLAND
dec f9-2awtle Febs Secretary of the Interior
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STANDARD siLVE1 WA1E.

AN NOW WNANUFACEURING PURE SILL
yer S2loas, Folks, Ladies', Butter, Fish, Pie,
Cake and Ice Cream Knives, Sugar Shoyels and
Tongs, Napkin Rings, Cream, Gravy, Mustard
and S4s; spoons, &C &c on my own premises,
and do not palm OF on the pl5llo Northern man :
uf4ct1red articles (Which cannot ALWAYS be re-
lied oa as genuine) fOT my Own, but eveTy article
made In my establish II can and will be war.
rzuted az above.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
OF every description an In great variety con.
s;antly on hand, ead receiving fresh arrivals al
most every day Fine (I3 ks) Geld Watches
from SO 10 $3.50, and warranted correct dime
keepers Coral, Cameo, Mosaic and plain old
Braceiets, Pins and EARRINGS, lin sets or by tue
and Neck Chains, Seals, Keys, LOckets, Charms
ana general assortment OF goods usually kept
Ia O yewelry Store
Fine Watch Repairing done Sy an experienced
ead competent workman, and alf work warranted
10 give satisfaction at 335 PennsylvanIa avenue
dec 81 q HOOD
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BUOA BINDING,

cSFAs' sussf1 s!TSsG asd Maryland avssss
s1ar EAs SDsIEsso1IG. I.sn.xttoa
EDWARD LiCETP RESPECTFUI
IL fOrTns the subscribers 10 Browns Bible ana
shakspe4fs, now just com pieted taat he Is pTe-
pared 10 bind those works IN d superior style OF
more reasonable terms than can be done In RaIti
more, Philade4Pai1, or New YORK letter ad-
dressed 10 him (per pOSt) will enable him to er
hlot 20 tne uoseri osis specimens Of his ssye Z
sinding. Ever kind Of Book BindIne neatly eY-
ecuIe1 a a. =
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W0OLkN GOODS AT COsT.-DETER-
w mined not to csny over TO the spring, any OF
our Wooen Goods we shall commence this day
closing them OF at cost sur stock Is worth your
attention. II. , MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
Jan 20 s. 20, bet sth aud 9th strests
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NOTICE.
TX Is MD EK .

(NLOCKS, CLOCKS SI-Ci,OCEs Call
" al the Great Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hotel. and see the greatest assort- E3j
ment OF CLOCKS this side Of New York FWt
Good Clocks warrsnted for al so Also, ell S
kinds Clock Materials, Oils Cords, Balls KEYS
Weights, &c The trade supplied az wholesale
prices. Cab or Clocks given In exchange for
old silver or Gold Watches. Also, good Watches
for sale low. Gail and see for yourselves at
] ROBiNSON'S, 3i9 Pa av.,
ian 27-2m opposite BroynsJ HotaI
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DENTAL sUn6EOS.

nR- +. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE.
IL tween Sixth and seYenlh streets. ,s~@
q. the place formerly occupied by Dr
Van Pat,en, has just received a very dL11O
large supply Of articles pertaini y to dentistry
and respectfully invites the public to give him
call Having devoted his whole time 10 the pro-
feSsion, be Is perfectly safe In declaring thai he
VIII give entire satisfaction in every case Tine
oest professional references can be Seen at his o.
nce II -tNlarThynk
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HR.MUNsON, AT s9s PENN,A AvENUE

IA. mUN5ON, AT 33S PENN'A AVENUE.
~ Is s:lll making those beautiful ,<r-zz<N
sonE a1O1s SUN TEETH, called 49,
Alleas Patent, for the excelIencY OF QIYf"
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will cheerfully youch
There Is ons Dentist In this city who has been
infriaSiag the patent, and made bad imitation
OIL against whom 1 hereby caution the public
N Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Paieat Continuous Gun Teeth, wkea
pIosn!J eosStTEe1S4, Il 10 because he Is Ignorant
OF The process, incompetent 20 make the work, or
s2hwilllng 70 pay tOr the patent. je i6-tf
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me pest materials and the best WorEjnanship ip
employed to produce u IS Hat, which Is sold for
s3So. We do cash business, meet with no los
ses, out give each customer full value for his
money Felt Hats unusually low.
N. b Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of Thousand
Flowers Price IS cents per bottle
ANTHONY, 9TH street, near Pa avenue, Asea,
fJf q New York "a at Company a N tf
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RATS! iiATsI
40 " y NfLY ON HAND

~ supply OF BEEBEjS
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLOR'S
II A L ) Of BAL IT,
N % X Z The best black
dress ii hats got up In
the latest style for $3.50, as
good as those usually sold
al sSj and a good fashion
able Hat at 50, worth ga;
and . first-rate Hat, 81 80.
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THE IMPROVED SETS cF TEETH,
AR. LOOMS. THE INVENTOR ANI

ThG GInPEOFED SETS cF TEETH.
TX. LOOMS, TIE INVENTOR AND
- pdtentee OF 'I.ooTais' Mineral Plate -s+-~<A
Teeth, !" having successfully introduced S.eS
his improvement In various cities, has NHI1D
now permanently established himself In Wash
lngton.
THIS Improvement 70; Sets Of Teeth consists
chieny IN making set Of but one piece Of mate
rial and that indestructible mineral No metal
ls used In their construction, and they are there
fore free from galvanic action and metallic taste
There are no joints 10 become aled with moisture
or PARTICLES OF food, hence they are pare and clean
They are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, and, in
snort The psTfseHon o" ATGifelG! Teeth; not
wlthstandlng certain Dentists speak against them,
but they have not the right to make them, do not
know how IL they lad, and therefore do not ap-
preciate them.
OGce on Pennsylvania avenue. between 1ltb
and 12th streets. two doors below the KiTtwood
House dec ATT
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ORANGE A ND ALEXANDRIA RAIL,
~ road Six Per Cent. Bonds for sale by
jan 32-9aw1m RIG6S'S co
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GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE,
UNDER DEXTER'S HOTEL.

AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF
PRESENTS
will be distributed to our patrons hereafter.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-, CITIZENS,
Nl and STRANGERS will fad our stock Of
BOOKS worth their attention II Is the largest and
most valuable assortment ever opened In this
city, comprising Standard and Miscellaneous
Works in all the departments OF Ancient and
Modern Science, Literature, and Art. Also, all
the latest Publications, Annuals OF the Season,
Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions of the Po-
cts, &c, &c IN Turkey Morocco, Antique, Vel
vet, ann other rich and superb Bindings, ele-
A L PRESEN
worth from 25 Cents to 300, will be given Tim
mediately after the sale) TO every purchaser Of
Book for which we receive 81 or more.
us per cent Of all our net receipts will be
placed in the hands Of His Honor the Mayor Of
Washington, to be distributed for the benefit Of
the Poor Of the city.
At the Old Stand, under Dexter's Hotel, sign
Of the Red Flag
jan s-n J. PHILBRICK, Agrnt
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CoAL KEPT UNDER COVER.
g $40 lbs TO the Ton
NOW ON HAND, THE BEST QUALITIES
" Of White Ash, Red Ash aad LehiQh COAL,
WarraHtsd TO givs satisfaetion Delivered free
from dit.
Also, Hickory. Oak and Pine WOOD.
7. ]. w. M. CALF,
". w. corner l2th and @ streets, No 5i7.
dec 2O-u one square south OF Pc avenue
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3. DORLODOT REIMS CHAMPAGNE,
"TRESOR DE BOUZY,, AND "IxLn
I'HE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
Il for this city Of Dorlodot's UTresor De =
Bouzy," champagne celebrated throughout II
Europe, ID esteemed by concoIsseurs as Of
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any :
otner product OF the champagne country, which
has obtained high position In the aristocratfn
circles OF Europe ard America Also, a large
stock Of other Wines, Liquors and Cigars
JONAS p. LEVY,
JaE o-u TO. 367 Pa. ave opp. National Ii otel
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'aALBER6's PORTRAITS AND ALL
Il bis Compositions for sale at N NETZEROTriS
Music Depot ,en a,
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STOCK IN T8E OLD DOMINION COAL
co uPASr, kASAWHA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVRD
- az the Banking House OF Chubb Brothers 10.
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stock IS
slOO,O tdollars,) Of which $40 900 has been
subscribed The mines are now prepared for
active OPersu 0ns, and per cent interest will De
gunanteet upon tAe stock now offered for szie
oy the original stockholders, for the period OF
two years
Particulars IN regard to the stock and Its pros
pee g, will be- made known upon application to
CHUB BIB BROTHERS
ian27 PP DANDRJDGE Aosnt
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CITY oE kEOKUK UOwA) BONDS
TItHE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR THE
- sale or these Bond 3, req uest the attention of
persons wishing 10 ma safe Investments 10 these
securities fhey can De sold so as 10 paw 10 Der
cent per aanum interest. The Coupons are paw
able In New ok, and also received In payment
Of Taxes TO the city Of Keokuk and the Bonds
are securet oy an equal amount Of the stock OF
the heokak ami Fort Des MOines Railroad and
may be converted into said stock al the optIop OF
the holder. We regard them as one Of The very
best securities In the market
PAIRO & NOURSE,
feb slim 18th street, Oppo Il ea-ury Dept
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Washiasisn Veterinary inf,rmary.

warrington Veterinary infIrmary,
FOB HORSES, DOGS, Sc
2S3 d 5. bet. I3x aud I4tn SIS south Of pa ave
JNO. GREGsON, PROPRIETOR.
. Member Of the Royal College Of Veterinary
Surgeons, London
i3n l3-In.
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Assist. Sec y to sign Land Warrsn nts

p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
iy lS-ly
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10 OOO PeaCar rRFex

10 900 PEACH TREES.
A FFEN DOLLARS PER RHUNDRED-POR
"A sale al my Nursery, near Washington a
Ihe above Tees are al 81 1ne growth, and =
Of the best select fryi.
Also, general assortment tofORNAMENTAL Of
EEEk ZEN, SHADE, anAFRuIT TRES
OK JOSHUA PIERCE
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MILK AID CREAM

MILK AND CREAM.
k'RE-H MILK AND CREAM, BUTTER
Il CHEESE, EGGS, HONEY, and VEGE-
TABLES, con 'tantly on "a d, In any quantities
nom one or the best Dairy Farms In MARYLAND,
al 45' 10Th street, near the avenue, by
Jan "a Inv II. N. ANDRUs.
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NORFOLK, September 2, 1854.
sir-The Spectacles you made for me suit very
zen, and seem to have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
LIFT. w. TAZEWELL.
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have tried a pair Of Spectacles obtained from
NJ. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to
my sight, and corresponding with his description
OF the focus. 1 recommend him as a skillful op-
uclan. HENRY A. WISE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

RIB hs.@ .Sc., - ri. r., fIo hess L. ''-a,a'>
nsiic- ei tie fIueisi Til be sivcG heIe.fisr
LOBDEU-Il Irum- III. CoaI On 8 ,ss7 a.. - INA
LobssH sftd - ytif.
GsRSEALL- A. IeSutsie- K Z. on Tuesday s.,. 3. q,
lEiousfv,r hr Ardrv s.;saAl, fssrasaiy os Ne.ry.
n H.. tstd 81 y.srssud ucb,bs
kASTFRsoN-Ats st. fse! Mier.sot. on Friday .a,raooa
PAU Atd only tssGA'~t of L. Sylvester Hoit of Xssy,Sk
Ur.rse Go, D. =. sssa n yrns and II nonts,
dsu,h;e Of ON srd Margaret Rorte sed month. and
sdsys
ODONNELL-A No 6S 0puyerreur street CO Ta.,s,y Oct
2 a,ers .hon set ses,r. hine. William Fanci, 0Dou
Ca.hsgre U DoE-si-
PAuL-At No 4sS Ehhh nu-. on Tuesday oc. 60 >fer
sLo% iine.s Wi lam James Only eild OF a.sh w. .nd
FEsststh il Paul, sgd II mouth, ard days.
nor sTOs-A: No. I7s West Tsir.a stree, @, rr..a,,
OF 60 9. o'clock Matthew Ro-stOs- cf bilious fsver
sULLivAE-Oa Tuesday Oct IL. Mrs l.sbels sAls.u. N
The 6Sth yea OF her see. -
Hrf a. tLose OF her John " and Ch,res Sa
tie coIgregs of zoe Rev Or cL>oi. ChurrI
invited attend her fsnerSl or The Reformed Oui a
Clurcb in Seventh between Twelfth and Tnir. sn.
slreets this Thursdsyl afternoon. ct oooek preoseiy
sCARBRoUGH-Or Monday even,ns Oct 49, .. her moth
tfs rcsderce IN this city, May a. ttict OF the lae Jos ph
sslbroush and younle,t dAashtst OF the as AeILdsr
Hunt.r Of Shsarrah, Ga
sEAnAN-On Tuesday Oct TO- John Seaman aged s5 years.
TAYLOR At bi. residence in Dsren Conn Wednesday
morning Oct after short Lines james Taylor late Of
th, c.tJ IL the Seth yesr Of his see
TIE freaa Of the sry invited 10 attend hi 1rers with
Oct 20 st I? oo!ock 8. L1kes Chuica bali mils fcon
Lockwood Station. The New Haven ain leaving Ne -York
iron Tytuy seventh street at 82 sors al Stamford Re
tuning Stamford CT and reaches NewYo st
4:.O. CaiTsg ges will be provided At Stanford depot.
TURTLE-At the residence of lis brother nlaw, lanes
NJ Ktrick No 20 Wiow place Brookyn Joseph Turtle,
late Ct She held England, aged O. years
Tlc the shJ requested TO attend The funeral,
above place. ThuEsuy, Oct 20 at O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
DIED..

sIDDULPH-At Newark ". Monday Oct ~. after
lingering illness, Thomas BlddGph hsiter aged % ycsu
BURROWS-At Norfolk, Va. Friday o. 9 Of yellow
1eVer John BprowS ssed . years snstiye OF B,e'iowr
County Wexford Irosnc.
BARBER-At No 20 MArio street Tuesday Ocs 90 Johs
IL. BGIler, IN the -lst year ct bis age.
BANGSOn Wednesday aer.oap, Oct O. Mary Elizs eldest
aGn sbtsr Ct b, re. Nsihan Bags
The fnes M be held Thursday lthis)
o'clock the IcsdeD,e Of her fs:ES, No 20 Irving
pace hcL the friends c the family invited st,sd
without further invitation.
RtRkAs-on Wsdps, dsy, Oct a. Ms. May. wii,w Of
GeoIge 6urra' In tie gih JesE OF htrsge.
TIE sivss and friends OF the family respectfully invited
tc attend tho fure e Friday steraOon Oc IS .. 2o'cock
fou the resldetce Of r daughter. Mr. ColeJ No 2S
IiviI aston street, Brookiyl-
California papers pessc copy.
CLANCY-A No IS Center street, Monday Oc:. 10,
Ibolt bit NRess, Miles Clancy, in tue % year VI
bissge
DAyIDsON-In Brooklyn. Es.era District wednssd,y
or 81 Alert Young, twin e Chses n aGd El.G H.
usyidscu sssd year, N lnths aud II days.
Tc n .t-e ieLes Of the family and thcss Of his srsrd
f,thet, Wl.isn La,t. and John Davidson respect
fny invited 10 attend BE funeral on tbs residence 4
.,,pt, No Z. Sfulh Ninth street Friday Oct. % a.
iu'errtut
puNk.NG ou Mondsy OCT, l, Mar;re' 5. wi-s of Smith
Dnur.Dz. ssed 60 yess
vIOcx-AtEo ~ Es,. Fhieh ssaec. ress Ihird
a. T.sis, OF short sud severe LiLs.s, fhebs
an VIZ cf B'epecr Focs, seed g year.
GIACYNEYf2-A NJ . Woossef street ca suna1y svea'
ry CSt is Evssse, soa rredsr1x saa sSssr'ia YAK
ssyc<. sscs tyssA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
mAkRIRD,

pCKMAN-HoLMES- Sing Sing on Tuesday, Oct q. by
The Rev C. g. Sing Mr AuEusis n. DeIn8n, Of this city
Miss Nsry A, dscshter of the Rev David '!m's Of
Sing Sing
WALTON-In sau Francisco, Wednesday,
Sept It, 81 G.soe Church. By tbs Rev Mr. Ever David p.
Beinsp of HewYok 10 August. Walton, dsughtsr Of the
late Andrew J. Ystes. formerly d Schenectady, N. \.
PRICE -sCUDDERat scudieIs Falls Trenton, N j.,
Wodnesesy, Oct. II, BY TIE Rev Eli Cooley. ID D.:
J. Wilbur Price Of NewYo;s. to Hslrah G daughter oil
Mo'gsn seuteer. e.q OF the former p!soe.
PEASE-TEN BR0ECk-On Tuesday evening Oct 20 s. the
Forty third street ST. r. Church. By the Rev Wskey,
william Peesc. esq Of Battle Creek, Mich, 70 Mise julia
M. Ten Broecb, Of this city.
Battle Greek Jehencrisn please copy
SEYMOUR-QREESE-At Chrisi's Church. or Thurslsy,
Oct b, the Rev Nr WHEY George W. S ynorI 70 aeT a
ousa youngest daughter Of the late Henry O. Greene OF
tbs city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SuPRyME CovRr-CrRcUIT-PARr Mos il3,
Se0 Isl ?S2 csg ga 2S5 DO 258 2s 20 2ii 2i3 al PAsr
-No 1905 iG.l G.i ltG2 1865 1885, 1892 1901 to 1867 IL
elusive 49, -
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcAL TERM.-Nos. IS, p,
c. 20, lOi. l6L I7o, I5S, I'll, 16;, 295
ConNos PLEAs-PAKr by Court without a
Jury-Ns 2s 22e 81, s:l 90 2S 2}i 2i5 900 2S5 2 2o
2i 2i2 2f3 Pahr I.--Wi;hout JuryNos 2l4, 27 1 to
2ji inclusive - "a, -.
SUPERIOR CopRr-TRIAL TERN.-Nos. 399, ~,
5o .ss isS 2 rs So 5ii 55 IS. l6 2S $50 oS7 S55
sej 49, iGa j9l s. CO. C.2 G2 6 ca go 6i 6S? 65 dlt
l. :. DISTRICT CoCRT.-Nos 81, y, ~, o =, A.
o: ID, q. g.
BRooKLYS SrPRrNE CoURT-GrNERAL fERN -
CALrxrAG Sept q Mo- 49, - a. q, - % o. 81 S. So ;6
RRookIiX CRY CouRT CALENDiR.-Nos. g., 2,
2 IS a. 81. &C, 60
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The Prst. Bank Of Buffalo has resumed business.
The demand for gold is less active among tho bullion
brokers' ard tie premium is declining. The buying
rates TO day TO ' cent; ieNiDg L ~ y cent
TIE supply is considerable, and in Of the de-
msnd Lsrge amounts continue to be deposited iu
BGpk by dealers. and most of these institutions now
decline TO receive II as special deposit.
Tho resolution of the Banks to discount bera1y
Produce Bills ser here by interior Banks has been re-
ceved with great sasfaction, as indicative Of dspo'
sOn 70 do all in their power 10 assist in the ransporta
on of the crops to the seabosrd and strengthen
the hslds OF merchants by enabling the interior to
pay its debts to New-York. Many of the banks will
discount much more than was agreed as their
quota AZ the meeting yesterday. Il is TO be hoped
at tbs interior banks will follow this example to the
extent OF their ability. Some of them we understand
arc heftatrg, fearing that the city banks may coon
resume specie payments, and that their circulating
ro,es will be then forced home upon them Cor redsmp
lion. We have made much inquiry among bank
officers In regard to this point, and our impression is
that there no expectation Of resumption before the
LIT Of April next. We know the managers of the
largest banks entertain ths opinion, and some Of them
place the time as far distant as the let of October
next.
The Iresert deranged state Of domestic Exchanges
has operated largely TO the bereh OF the various eH'
press companies connecting with this city Those
companies bave Offices in all parts Of the couutry by
which they are enabled to make collections with great
promptness ard bring back the currency or gold The
amount of this kind of business done By the Adams
Espiess Company within the past month is nsary in
credible.
Ncrey appears to be working . little easier aud
confo is revving, but the relief yet is not in
portant. Extensions especially among the Dry Goods
houses, are still very numerous. Tho paper brokers'
are doing rather thsn last week, but still at high
rates. There is little better feeling in produce and
merct tardsc generally, but business is yet very con-
tIacted. Breadsufs are fruler, ard Cotton more
,teady. The circular OF Mr.. W. p. Wright says:
The from the South received during tho pat week
contain fssture to the poiton sf tne growing
question still hangs upon the period Of frost So far
have Of ost having occurred at point IN tue SOUTH
The following statement ofthe IN Cotton 'iae
the st September last compared with tho peysds four
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Jsu Cull AtriLsator of Ellen Gull deceased sg Hery
COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONS-Ocr. 2l.-Before Re
corder SMITH.
D,et ;n1i c,ro nd in

Lewis flelt lcClOrt1, ln,cted bI gIdnu lMc'py, III
eaG The 29h OF ,ptetr, Il IN gold and silver from
Mrs Etret ~ Miller, II No 81 East Twenty street
Uas called. Mrs. Miller testified having lost TIE OF
money at ho time aforesaid the money IN pne upou
Gnins table IN the font bsSemC ut Of hc dwelling Of witness
bad Il about fifteen minutes before il was soi'n she
the scouseG passing from her basement door a. tho e
tie money brit Eissed; wno, positive As TO the
identity Of hs person with the trial she hsi never
c prisoner before tina, time she recovered hst Eoney
again. kc Station House shortly after the larceny from the
oer who srrsted he accused ind who testified tis be had
taxi it ou the prisoners pcisn Nj Miller idei Lcd thc
pue With IS contents the property size had u lost Tnc
roiccnsn who arrested the defendant testified hst H. found
the mouey in tue porers pocket and that Mrs Miller ct once
identif, Il hers. This the whole testimony upon
which the Juy convicted Ps end the Court inncdiA:oy
ssiteu I'd linn to the 81 sto Prison fol two years
James Logan. q boy fifteen years old, indeed ter
brigsiy the fret degree. plesied guilty To attempt
burglary the taird degree and sent to the House OF
Eciuge.
Jacob Sraus, arother boy of fifteen years. indicted
larceny pleaded guilty aud TO tbs House Of Refuge
LIKE 1oole indicted for assault and battery. pleaded
guilty upon the condition that the Court should before nsy
setting upon the plea steH ahdas the defendant might
touching the merits Of the Decision reserved
John and Thomas Shelly pleaded guilty to assault
and battery the same condition q the foregoing o. iar
ssaibst them before final decision is rendered Deci'son IN
this slfo reserved
Adjourned 10 IL o'clock TO morrow morning
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
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