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OST-On or about July "a aCERTIFICATEo OF
Ia ONO STATE STOCK, No 1885, dated July Y 1901
ned 10 the Auditor Of the State OF Ohio In trust Tor the
SAVING. Bank Of Cincinnati Loan redecnsbe aet loy Ap
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"THE BOGUS buRDELL BABY"
SEN Al THIS MUSEUM,
hsv,g inst aniv,d from Bellevue Hospital and
WITH IFS RE IL MOTHER, 80
Ms Anderson placed His eabishnen. to crafty
fOR fTW DAYS ONLY, ths pablo cu.losH' luis s
tlt genuine &C.,. o,,
BORROWED BABY,
veh wac the valuable in IA nent through District Attorney
Uak,y Hall COO qua Dr Ia OF exposing the stupcndous
bOND STREET FRAUD!
Ar Which Hs Cunningham 20 have the
exact lose al cha" OF the lat DIR BUROELl. The
EMBROlDEktp BADl'S DRESS,
provided ~ Me Cspnlus L. also at the Museum tosehe
lsotogispuic likeness BY Meade Brothers, OF
Ais. CluIaI ghsn, allas
MRS. BlRDELL.
TIE whole usy be On tue hr.t noor Of the
NJ : l. L NJ!
EVERY DAY AND EVENING
A., All. lie uSual LOuIs of exhibition.
No EXTRA CHARGE
e. ssinittnBte the Museum outstanding this additional
al. a., i'm. -. x,--nxoo,, r,,.,,
mo At oeluok Optical Illusions. Dexterous fea inno
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A. of that Pritcc OF NccJomanc,rs Professor WSMAN
Tte C;rsud MO-PANofTICoN STUDIO is still open
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he Opinion IN full, the various matters IN e'poe'
Ill The Substance and varying Points Of the ~'onS
tall, consuming Opinions ana Points OF '1snOe'
w.yns Nelson, Grier, Daniel. Campbell ana es.ioA'
~ TIE Substance ard Points Of Justice hcIe@n
ing 0p,nioni
v The dissenting Opinion In full Of Justice Cnas
vi An Analvs, Of the Points Ruled ard the Opinions oe
hvered;
VII The Report and Resolves with reference to this Decision
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FOR AUGUST Is
Circulation. ..,.....J5o,OOG.

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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week Contains the following:
I.LEADlNG ARTICLES The Triumph il Missouri;
II. ksn,s' Advertisement ssuty in 1le W Sans
Box Tue Cunnn.hsm Gaze The August Eee.isns
The Army Appropriation Bill
IL. REVIEW OF rHE WEEK: Giving IN condensed
AID conspieuou. form the ls'es and most important
event; la have rrsnspired IN th. Guy and S9ba.bs
United States : utn America Mexico and EaIVPe
III. LOSS OF THE eARK MONAsCo AT SEA.
lv..BOGUs TICKET OFFICES
v..MRs CUNNlNGHANrS CASE
VI..ANOTHER EXODUS FROM UTAH Correspond
Of 1ne y. Y. Tribune.
VII FROM MINNESOTA: The Election In Penbins
Third Week Of the Constitutional Convention
th~ Journal Of Northern Traveller on Horseback
IX..wE>TERN HELP" Correspondence Of The N.
Y. Tribune.
X..wEsTERN .NEw-YoRK Poities-Prospeo,s-
NiagarE-Mrs CuLninghln aud Family; Core
spundeuce Of The y. \. Tribune.
M..NEwPyRT II THE SEASON corre'Pondence Of
The n Y Tribune.
XII. THE HuDsoN's BAY COMPANY: From Our
Own Correspondent
XIII. OHIO STATE TREASURY DEFALcATIoN
XIV THE NEEDS AND SUFFERINGS OF OUR PIO-
NEEkS: Minnesota in 1857
Xv..KANsAs: Tie Territorial Election; The ApportOn-
u,-lt L! neh Law N Leaysnwonh; Gov Walkers
M H,aIS, B Bsei A. @S siege '''e4 iHs -
XVI. LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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K,ntu,ky Election; Tome sseei North Carolina;
AabaG4s On, Iowa.
XVIII. --LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
From sshing on, Later from Mtnse,'tai OGi'
Republican St,te Clnvention; From the Plans
The Great Race IL England.
XIX POETRY: Eiue; Sorrows
xx..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
2ssponsec t's Of The YIN rfibane
XXI NED NORsE's DAUGHTER: FROM the Papers Of
tie late J. brown
XXI HANDBOOK or HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE"
BY EDWARD L. YuunlAns
XXlII .AGRlCULTURAL INTELLIGENCE: The Son
Maple sugar Tree; Cure for the Appe-ITee
BoIrr; Agricultural l.ems-
XXIv. MISCELLANEOUS Imp ,rtsnt Movement 10 the
Grape and Nine Culture In the United States
Texas Who Gets tl- snuff Box
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXvL COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money, Clttou. Grain Cattle and other Mar
keis. specially Reported Tor The Tribune.
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PAPER Positively ready THIS DAY At 10 oolock-con-
tanning ACCURATE III svibgs Of MIR late
Baby Adventures slso over tweaty other Ensrsviues.
VERY IMPORTANT TO TIOCSEKEEPERS.-
Ju,, Ready, tie rw.lfth thousand Of the AMERICAN
valuable receipts nOt found In any other box ths
preserves worth than the prc. " the 3o1k
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Aorses, Carriages, 81.

VERMONT MORGAN HORSESHOE sale,
pS bay HORSES sys year DID. one .or., a0Hsl
superior horses and warranted inquire q No. S ssaneCH
where tbsy can be sesn. Q. No. " spruce 81
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I,BANK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED NEWS
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R1bJ Adseptussj slss, oyer twenty othe' EnCsvns<
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E'RANK LESLIET ILLUSTRATED NEWS
IL PAPER Positively res5y THIS DAY At 10 o'eock-cor
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Baby Adventure also over rweaty other Ensrsviues.
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VERY IMPORTANT TO HOCSEKEEPERS.-
v Ju., Ready. tie rw,Iih thousand Of the AMERICAN
LADY'S COOKERY book. Revised aud enlxsed, with
for sks roh more than The price Of the so'k
10 e'e'' 'i' r. j. CROwEN, No 500 Bsoai~sy.
And Of Boa hers generally.
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mo CAPTTALISTS-A SPECULAIIVN "
MILbIONS The Pre,isent Of the Jefs,son City Land
Germany is ct the St. Nicholas No ~ and viii remain until
show cspslts who may vis. hun, how speculation Of mil
lions may made. small capital He assocaos arc hysi
oe OF them AMONG the first tho West They desire
{, add 20 the Company limited number capitalists 10 New
York and Boston Address JAS b. GARDENhiAE, Boa
No Iii Tribune Office
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DU ID To N n IVNH II II Y Z. y "
Dress ecl,s 25c Pit 2c. Orchestra Chairs 500 Private
r. s q circle 30 exclusive 81 or ese ptTsSn Doors
TAST YOUNG MEN OF NcW-fObh ANp OK ohLhN y.
h,gubotto. MI q L. tox Cetlns ME H. r N'hol'
TilE fkISkY COBBLtR ,,,
l., so,zya .f 4, FOX Annette. Miss Adelaide Price
''NN THE IRISH LlON. -
srop Mr. g. l.. Fox Mrs Fizgig'.Mss herrihg
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HAVE you seen The % 50 s n6g ana saS 81,
10 10 knuss, pssr Ne 4ssssDI
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the following summary

Thus showing assets Sic 3ls iOl against s. s5 1875
labties-o or more than s. Of the former to 81 of the
latter showing an increase of SIS 5 of specie and
decrease of 81 7l9 6l6 in circulation ard g. 33 575
in notes discounted.
by adding the figures in the Morris County Bank
statement not included in the above, the figures
are for October:
Capital stock, s. 292, IA; circulation, s3,75s O6a
deposits, $376l,7il; dividends unpaid 81 962; due
other banks 500 1873; other debts, S63 93 surplus,
81 $50 1863; discounts Sl2 40 800; specie, sS55 s0l
cue by other banks 81 35 779; notes and checks of
other banks Si76755 real estate $3.50 SIS; stock
$40, ,95S; other assets, SlS3, 699
Gov Fletcher, of Vermont, in his recent message.
recqpmends the passage of alaw to enable bondhod-
ers 10 form themselves into corporation for the man.
seement of the railroads which APPS into the hands of
their Trustees. Such law is Of the first importance
in order to give TO bopdhoders, without expensive t-
CATION, the management Of property in which they
have the equitable interest and real ownership.
The Albany Argus, 10 an article on bank suspen-
sior. says:
ave would not advise our banking institutions to
MS reliance on the rule laid down in the first propo
t;on of the Justices lin relation TO the effect of the
law of ISl9 upon the Revised Statutes for we have
no cor dence that it viii be followed by the Justices
in other parts of the State
A. Philsdelphis The North American Gays:
1.-The Money market is without much change for
the better There is very little paper passing and the
best names are quoted at II az = cent month, the
occurrence of several failures within the last day or
t.o having tendency to impar confidence, which re.
wives slowly No action has as yet been taken BY the
passed as the official copy of the same hiss not vet
been received from Harrisburg. There is very little
doubt however, but that it viii be accepted in due
time The business community generally are dec-
dedv In favor of the measure The rates for specie
and New-York Exchange were lower to-day. DreI.
ei & Co. quote the former, Gold At las aud the
latter at from l to ] ] y cent premium, highest
figures being the selling rates"
The Prorsdence Journal says:
"The bsr ks, while maintaining themselves in ex-
ceent condition. are able to extend all necessary re-
lief to their customers. They have Aso rendered
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,haIcrs.

Rstuyed to New Bedford 9Th ship Orazimbo Psass 10
sseo ID w Tor North Paihc Ocean returned h cJnse ~
of leasiug 1000 strokes "a q hours =
Ioushec % Zanzibar July "A lby letter. Hope BaJ'sA
hes becicfd, III norths oui % bbs sad sd 2jts m
On Nsn Demsn's Land July (y letsr from c.p. Dessl
dsy making Go bbls 80 and 2eoo wh o all told Hi go
whales bot three times In u mouths In gale rr-yoesy -
los go bb SD o IA bber ffon alongside, with 1ke chIs'
Ard rope; same tie the ship received damage about ~
head stating bead tearing pp.r Oi both sidss &c
would proceed 70 Hobart Town Cor rep,rs and recruits thnss
TO Australian Sight cise Capt Deyo reports whale o.
465 per tnn a. Van Diensn's Land
The Jane Allea 1t Hobsrt Town July is kftss sr
another cruise Of two years. having already been over tvo
years. Capt Devol hss sold bis whale OIL FOR 2 per t1r a.
Arr at Sen francisco Aug IS brix Nonpae Anersv vh
lt bb.s 10 do blackhsh oil 100 srrapin board
SID from o. Aug o. bark Sarah Warren, Poole coss Cs
horris, wha ing.
Head from "a New. Holland no date Belle Saith. Wares
- months out, 90 sperm
At Mausitius Aug BY letter from Capt 1~Ash
ktw-Bedford. l,Si0 sperm.
Al Al er July Roscoe, MsndaIl New Bedford - spena,
AtsJdrey, N. w, July u, Brighton, Tackef, pst@"
rtf,tirg.
At Tombsz Sept (by letter from Capt DOrmsnl ssS.
New Bedford. $50 and tO do. VII OIL al toa-hl ~.
N" bbs the last year. taking OIL on freight from nsx ~
maid, of WeEpor Would sail for Psy'a In dsys tsss
cruise and touch ct Tacshusno Jan 20 refut f~ no
sPokep-0f AharOs Msy l. Milo, sowie. New see'"~
Aug Is .t 10 N. lon q 81 w., Good Rsturr frOu sAs "
eifc of end for New Bedford, on not reported .ask
letter from Capt Gormsn Of sap bslenA New 1 "a
dated ToInbez sept reports her with S5o beis - 80 -
SO bbls VII oh s told-ksd taken 10 bbs tbs last
tAilpr oil on iesht from hGk Mermaid Of Wessrcr -
sal f6r Payts In days thence on cruise. and fosen
luana let of February to recruit fof home
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

TsE "srRHGBr RspptLIoAss" oF Mass,cHr-
srrIs.-A Convention Of so-cslled Straight Repub-
Means" me: in Boston on Thursday. According u
The Adresiser, about fity persons Who symps'hized
with the asiion Of the patty wer' present, aod the
whole attendance varied from s'xty to one huodred
daring the dag. DR.. Caleb ssau Of EsstOn presided,
.ad the following ticket wss pu' in nomination:
(soteynor-pr Caleb Swan Of Esston.
Lsesfesast Ioteynov-Cbsrles Wright Of Wiltus.own-
Seeystary Of the ConnonseaIAddson @. Fay Of Concord
A.difoy-Edwin Bypner Of Worcester.
ryeasu,er and Receiver Gene,aa.pry L. Pierce Of Dor.
ehester
4sno,nes GtA0ai-stNphep II Philips Of Salem.
An address to the people Of Msssachuse.ts was
sdcpted, with the folio wing resolutions:
WAoeas The Republican State Convention which met
tbe Ith Of June nominated candidates. for state oces
upon certain conditions which conditions have not been ae
esped BY ssd candidates. have since been abandoned AID
dates; therefore Republicans f Masaehs'ts assembled
IN Convention nominate Republican esIdIdstes Tor state
ohees hereby declare principles:
Esosed That stand the Phiadrphs Platform and by
1se resolutions Of Worcester Republican Convention
Rersd That As The resons opposition 70 Slavery and
ts extension fundamental our opposition will continue till
Slavery shall De extirpsted from the land
Reot6 That recognize the necessity for State reform
think the school Of political profigscy in which
the bsrteng Of principles for Office s not the best
qualify them for the honest and economical management OF
he busibsss concerns Of the State
Mr. Francis w. Bird Of Wapole was the principal
kgure in the Convention.
The Convention was not considered Of sufficient ion.
portsnce to be alluded to by the telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

increase, q y cent?. Sll75l IS
The albany Journal has the folio wing article upon
the bark suspensions aud its consequences:
"The failure of the banks Of this State to maintain
specie payments, places them, in fifteen days by one
process and in twenty days by another should crel
tors proceed against them, the hands of the Bank Su
perintendenf and thence if Judges deem it to be
their duty 10 sc in the HANDS Of Receivers. In this
condition all their business functions are suspended
These stringent provisions, and this summary proceed
ing are TO be founded either upon the actual
irfolvercy or fraudulent acts or intentions OF banks
That any nsiderable number of banks would be
thus proceeded against, is not at all probable. But
vet their exposure and liability to such proceedings
would necessarily parayse them sl serving, in effect
to deprive the community of the facilities usually de-
rived from banks while in suspension.
"Another consequence-and q most startling conse-
ouepce-is that when the notes of banks come 10
the Department under protest. the Supe intendent is
reouired 10 proceed to cell their securities, applying
the proceeds pro rata to the redemption OF their cir
culstion For these securities he only receive
gold and silver. What such securities VII bring, and
bow far the proceeds viii 90 toward redeemiug the
circulation remains TO be Again. by provision
of the bank law referred TO and recognized in the
bonds and mortgages deposited in the Department,
such mortgages become due when the bank refuses to
nav specie for its notes. Six millions of dollars se-
cured to be paid by bond and mortgage, in the Bank
Department, are due and collectaole this day."
The suspended banks in Hartford agreed yesterday
to take en- deposit the notes they received prev
ously and they expect to let in the Charter Oak Mer
camille and Exchange Banks in a few days The Con-
necticut River Barking Company continues to p,y
sps Gle, and intends to continue 1t receives the bills
of other banks, the same the suspended banks Of
the city do.
| The Trenton american has compiled from the Oc-
tober returns of the banks not including the Morris
County Bank-the statement Of heh it had not seen
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Arrived.

st.am,hIp Columbia Berry Charleston hours mase lai
pass 10 Spoford Tleston Go. Thursiay 81 p n mfs
N. OF Hst'eIss sisnaled steamship Jaaes aas-r nenee
Charleston. Friday, D. IS miles N Of Bsrnsss rs1d
steamship Isabel. hence for Chareston aud Havana
stesmship Jamestown. Parrish. Richmond kc, rdss VI
Ta,s. TO Lndlsm Plesssnts.
n. b. Cromwell On 18th inst. of Balls exchsassd aasAs
with steamship Nashville hence, for Charleston OF csfe Lk
out spoke steamer Georges Greek from Baltimore of Chss
ter 9Th, of Absecom, passed corpse floating.
10 Sept 22 coffee hides 8c to Dallet Bss EISnsassd
heavy weather the coast from was IL days ns.
t6Ias; lost sas No dsts lat n lon. IS AZ dsyAsd
Isssed the hull Of yesse with nothing standing bat r1
same Gay, passed 'evcIsl csks and cmty ~
her Oct, 49, OF Bsnspa IN Is thons scg seed the ~
Of mast sticking about Il feet out of water supposed
attached 10 sons sunk. vessel
Bis Rossie gr) Holmes, windsor, ~ 8, days p,''a"
ID. X DeWoihe. !.
schr wOcott, Parker Boston days. nl'e. 10 Dayton
Sppgue.
schr Jacob Raymond, Handy Albany. ior Boston.
schr. Dsnie Webster, Albany. for BOstOn. 4,
Schr Jno Watson. Dibble, New BrBnswIk day. eoaI
Schr b. II Read. Kelly. Albany for New seciofd.
SchT. Pearl, Kelly, Albany, fsr New Bedford
schr. Hendrix Hudson Bacon Kingston. Tor Boston. .
Steamer Pelican, Auldrch, Providence IS hours mess
IsSac Oden.
BELow-ship Chariot Fame tclpper) Knowles chines'
Islands June 10. Via Hampton Roads, suano.
SAILED from Qusrsntine this morning. ship Pheuix Hons
shts lssbe hoiBs Ihsfes'on, We,tsnpo Berry, stsss
1sh ships FoTsst King. Lace, Nsw orfans Roswen Sps.s
Peteu, New Orlesns; America Howe, Liverpool bsrk
BeTkstede fOld S~echer Akysb; Damon Bartlett NLpu
AL the above with The ption Of the stesnshrslF
turned and anchored in the lower bay In c1useq
urstted state Of the weather There IL also
bay large number Of outward bound vessels dctaS
the tea
WIND Sunrise, N. w. meridian, s. r.. sunset N n H.
With ram.