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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01
CRENSHAW, QUARLES 4 co.
Richmond April 90, 1853.
- FCTTRE THE ADOW ERE THE

y SUBSTANCE FADE.-If you want good Pic
ture 90 to WHITEHURSTS OLD GALLERY, n
Main Street, and examine the Specimens. Photo
graphs coored plain, made from life or copied from
Small pictures and enlarged to any size. The pure
Ambrotype we warrant fade easily be defac-
ed Watson's unrvalled Nielograph, or new style OF
Photograph Pictures taken nstantaneousy and finish.
ed in three minutes. Melainotypes, Panotypes and
Ambrotypes for transmission by mail. This Gallery
contains two of the largest skyghts in Virginia, and
for beauty of finish his pictures surpassed by none
s5y- Pictures taken from A. NJ, to p. NJ.
SsF" Old Daguerreotypes copied.
R;cbpoopd March II 1S5S-1y
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TYO THE PUBLIC. Having purchased the in
terest of VIM. G.. Graham in the assets OF the iirm
of WV. g. GRAHAM & Co., shall hereafter conduct
the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in my own name.
Persons indebted to said firm are hereby required 10
make payment to me forthwith. as all claims due to
placed in The hands of an officer for collection Per-
Sons having claims against said concern will present
them IN me ne usual The name of the firm will be
used only in settling the business of the firm .
will be found at Market three times week, On 'ne
rea,,ar market mornings, with my usual variety OF
FRESH MEATS. My friends and the public are invited
to give me call. THUS. L' hAhhAN.
tFI--.... >fo,oh IN 1c58
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S5S. Spring & Summer Stock. 1858.

u NORRIS 4 co. are now receiving their Spring
ING consisting of entire new and splendid assort-
ment OF their manufacture which 1.-THE latter) en-
abes them to give satisfaction in STYLE workmanship
and cheapness. Through this medium, they only ask
of you the favor of call when visiting our city.
Country merchants will find it to their advantage BY
examing their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
E. NORRIS CO.,
100 Main Street, Richmond Va.
sR We would also call your attention to our new,
extensive and seasonabe stock of GENTS FURNISHING
GooDs.
~ Clothing made to order, at short notice.
Richmond March II 1ehs-1v
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

LUST received large supply ofGILT Mo9LD Ia
81 for Picture Frames from inch to 4InGHesr w1ue'
- Eor sale cheap by DIR. 7. Il. l. J. c. KINNEY.
stanton, April 81, 1s5S.-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE, sasM
~ No. 2Sl BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA. VIZ
The subscribers take pleasure in announc-
rounding country that they have taken the =
store formerly occupied by Mr.. T. D. Quarles dry
goods house. where they intend to keep constantly on
/ hand well selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES. RUB
BEERS, TRUNKS, &C., and have just opened rich
and varied assortment of the latest Styles which they
can sell atlow prices for cash. They intend to keep
the best of every thing their line, and respectfully
solicit call. ~
n. B.-They have in their employ the best of work
men, and win make to order Boots, Shoes, Caters,
&c. at short notice and on reasonable terms. Salts
faction in oil cases guaranteed.
s55" Don't forget the No.--23l Broad Street
JEWETT & EMERSON.
| p;oLr,o,J Marcb n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01
NEW AND SPLENDID
Stock Of Spring Il Summer Dry Goods.
Ear Up e..eaa 1hEo &Qka

I'VE invite attention to large and elegant Stock
w of SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased during the past week, at auc
ton and private sales, at unusually low prices
This is our second supply received this season, and
consequently we can exhibit the latest and most APP
proved styles.
In Ladies' Dress Goods, Mantillas, Embroideries
Gentemen's Boys, Servants, and Housekeeping
Goods our stock is complete and shall continue to
add all the new designs that come out this season.
We respectfully invite an examination of our stock
before purchasing as we determined 10 sell at the
lowest prices. .,-,, o--,,,, no
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

GToVEs, STOVES Wv. j. POINTS has .
fnll assortment of Cooking, Paror and BOX STOVES,
Goal Crates, Wooden Buckets Baskets, Brooms' ASH
and Coal Buckets, and Tin Ware Of all KINDS.
S,onnton Oct. 90. 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01
A. F.. ]. P. BLEDsOE.
Stauutou. April p. lS5SA

NOrlCE.--No; having time 10 attend to collec-
~ tons, would be glad if those knowing them
selves indebted 70 the late of Kayser Strib
ling Co., would call ON me at U. A. Kayser Co.'S
where can at all times be found
Staunton. April II, 1858. j. W STRIBLING.
A CARD.-DR. TH0S. H. KINNEY having To-
IA Gated in StatnOn. offers his professional services
to the citizens OF the town and country.
Office Cup stairs)
Nov. II, l567-tE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

Doors, SHOES AND HATs-The attention
~ OF the gentlemen OF Stanton and vicinity is res
pectfuly invited 10 my Stock of Boots Shoes and Hats,
just received from the best Philadelphia manufactu-
rers, consisting, in part, as follows:
French Calf Stitched Pump Soled Boots;
French Calf Stitched Welt Boots;
French Calf Pegged Boots
Congress, Opera and Lasting Caters
Patent Leather Shoes of various styles;
Lasting Shoes, "a delightful article for summer;)
Also Boys and Youths Shoes and Caters of every
variety.
Black and Pearl Cashmere;
Black Silk and Fur;
hungarian and Planters Fur Hats;
Also a variety Of Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
ma, Grenada and other Summer Hats. For sale by
JOHN K. WOODS,
One door east of the Post Office.
Staunton APP. 81, '5S.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDING have just re-
Il ceived a fresh and full supply of Garden Seed,
from Landreh Son, such Early and Late Cabbage.
Beans, Peas Onion, Lettuce, Radish, Tomato, Early
Corn Satisfy besides many others, too numerous to
DR., il. S. EICHELBERGER l. BRO,
Stanton, March 3, '5s. Eskridges Old Stand.
CUGAR AND MOLAss ES.--We have in store
~ and for sale 20 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Cot
fee Sugars; S hhds n. o. New Crop do; 10 bbs. N.
o. New Crop Molasses; Q hhds. best Cuba Molasses ;
all of which we will sell low for cash.
P. N. POWELL s co.
StauntCa. April 7, 1858.
T UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-10
C boxes Hotel Candles; 10 boxes Adamantine Can
dies; 10 boxes Taow Candles.
p n. POWELL & co.
Staunton, April Z, 1855.
CWEET AND NICE.-I0af Crushed, Granu.
- lated, Pulverized, c. Yellow aud prime N. o. Su-
gar, in store and for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Staunton. April IA. 50.
nOCToR JAMES ID. GILKESON-H Having
~ located in Staunton tenders his PROFESSIONALISM
vices to the public. He may be found, when not pro-
REASONABLY epga leinat the National Hotel
stauntoa N Es5s-tf
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WV. W. GwATHHEr G. n. GwATHNEY.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMnNn V,DrTNTA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T IBERAL Cash advances made on Cousgnments
- Office on 18th Street, opposite Shockoe Ware
house.
COL. p. A. WOODS, of Charlottesville Va, is now
associated with us in business. The business will
be conducted as heretofore under the style of W.
e: GwATHMEY. W. d G. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, August 26, 1857.
is unnecessary for the undersigned say anything
in behalf of Messrs Gwathmey. as tbey are well ano
favorably known. For himself, he would refer the
public to the farmers of Albemarle and citizens Of
Charlottesville. p. A. WOODS.
August % I857-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

DROyISiONS.-Famil Extra and Superhn'
Dried Apples Beans Seed Oats Bran and genera
assortment Of Except Liquor oe stors
10 the oro'''' 'D STAPLES, MARTIN i CO.
& 80. Anvil IA '5S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

V1TE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
w 40 bags Rio and Lsguira Coffee
Is bbls. Crushed and Coffee Sugar;
hhds. N. o. Sugar;
10 bbls. n. o. and Cuba Molasses;
rs kegs Old Dominion Nails;
rs sacks Jeffrey and Darcy Fine Salt;
20 bbls. No l Cut Herrings;
20 sides best Sole Leather;
10 kegs Horse Shoes;
is boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles;
Tea, Iron. Soap, &c &c.
Staunton April 2l 1855 TAYLOR 4 VOGE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01
ETTRNITTTRE! FURNITURE!!-Iha have jus

FURNITURE! FURNII NE! y ua'e Jus'
Il received, direct from the North; the most com,
nlete and fashionable lot of FURNI-- ~EY39
@ fURE ever brought to this market. ~
R,name in part, the following articles :-vs1sz
- 20 first class Sofas, of the most modern
STYLE; IS extra Mahogany Arm Chairs; large lot o.
Tete-atetes, Mahogany Parlor Chairs, extra Marble
Slab Centre Tables, with complete assortment o.
Cheaper Furniture The above articles were bougnt
at great reduction for cash. owing to the cr,
sis in money matters, and will sell them lower tiida
they can be had in this, any city markell ior oa'n
Call and examine for yourselves ou,ND1rp
Fab n u CEANDLH's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

~ WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway
New York, Gin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lshment) and ia Market St., St. Louis, Mo-. and sold
by all good Druggists.
~ For sale in Stanton By Or. T. II. ]. G. Kin
ney, DR.. w. B. Young and DIR. IL. 5. Eichelberger
Bro.
Anril o. 1s56--Sm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

NIOA1CEs-AARON q JUN
IN are now receiving and opening at their store
house. near the Court house. and in the building late
ly occupied the Post Office, large and desirable
STOCK OF GOODS. selected in the best markets.
with much care. and which they Intend selling for
Cash, or to prompt paving customers on the usual
time, on the most reasonable terms
We have always on hand full stock of GR0CE-
RIES, embracing Salt Sugar Coffee, Molasses and
Fish, with almost every article pertaining to our bus
mess. Thankful for past patronage, we respectfully
solicit call and examination Of our stock from those
wishing to buy Goods
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

Ba,timore. March %. 1s5S-lv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

NEW GOODS.-The undersigned have Just re-
IN ceived very large Stock Of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, &C., to which they invite the atten-
tion of their friends and the community generally.
TAYLOR 4 H0GE,
Brandeburg & Co.'s Old Stand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-01

TOOTH BRUSHES, HAIR Do, SOAPS,
i French Extracts for the Handkerchief, Ladies
Patent Silk Winders, Pomades, Hair Oil, and Fancy
Articles of every description--for sale by
DR.. II. S. EICHELBERGER & BRO.
Staunton, March 8, 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

lush. Canadian a. tS-. Rvr-So sss. Oars A., ..,,.
s6c NBiskY ssiet slsr TO bai- at r. C.x,t ~
unct arged LAsE RycriPrs ,sc h,2i sour. s
fiour. l0 ati bash Wt-., Sc ~ s7.A Cara stx 'as
Parisy. S.S. hu- Oats Canal suiPAr~rs: p. ~ ss
81 50 trsh Ne-s,. SsS al 50 su.A R,, ~r,
g. ssl,s si6'!-. CosS dan a. 5F. O,rs,r.i, ssaet
-YNrs: Bu4io ~ - bish Co--s % O.<~,o ss>'
Wh~si RECEIPTS; $50 tos fio.r saeo o1ss Hs.. sSs
90 Com. "fs'
no, lc syeU. Tie E.ik.t j. - 1rst.c WHr,r - ~.
WHISKY dull az inchsnsed pros- Me-. PosSx AlsA.
OsNrsO oc' l.-o m.-tLouR dull Wux.- -,
ckarxe, ssies OF lSU bush, ~ ~. r IA eri AZ
and sN. tor Nweuke. Clgb CoEN sAsS. g. 20 st'z<
rs coo hUsh "a, 81 f0r W and tir a. y, frl. s n
FEEIcBrs hgrsE. ard bos;s warted Llxg xsos, Nnlt
hash Com CAN'T HNPOsrs-t.oe bbk slaYr ~ - Sss
Wheat IS % tish CON- =. 49, bush Bsrs.y -''' ND
CH.SLEsToN Oct. u.-COTroN declining s.i...oa,.
bars. -'N~
Oct. l2-CorroS-sales 20 day 90 hsl.. =, ,1a,,
Msdngs the market c0sinz favor Of IN. Nav, ''i-S II
NogiLr, Oct. i2-COTTuS->al,s to-day =. -
for Midolps. Sai,s ci the ss, tas,e aay. s -, u
c-ip;s 5.lt - ~ "
ArGvsrA, Ca. OF. l2-corroy-Ssle, ,o.s,v,..,,
sellers thar buJers 'N as
sAvssSaH, Oct. li.-Corros un.e,.lee. sale, ., IA.
hsles. -t W
BALrINosr, Oct. i2-FLoUS-n Ohio .,s vov,,-,
s. S55 WBEAr dull vita tie s,-c,.;s - - IRE, eS
which ths : demand Re- a. 81 ifs. u P,,.i ky
81 25a$l a.. CosS 7seSJei lelow a, Saea--' Wfe W.fe
steady. "HSAf
NTw.ORLg,Ns, Oct. il--rse sale. ~ c,--.,
G 500 bao- a unchanged raes. Fair s,,s 10y We
dun Mess PoSS, ri7 LAID trm 4 lo.c Tr ~, WI
l5c. S's,
PHiIsnrLPHI,, Oct l2-FLovs quis, rs,s W.
duh. Red a, ESQ sl q White :, III ssS a, /" rs,r
dun. saes of .0,o hush lel.0w a. sic WEsSy An 80 ~
d.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ALEXANDRIA, No. 38 Eighth street Sunday, Oct 10.
BENNETT-On Monday 0e H. a. 'he residence Of her sons
Wsstchesr County n T. Jane bennett eyed % year: 5
Mr.. Margarct Campbell widow of the late Capt Donald
Campbell, in the Gcth yeer q her age o.,.,
If fronl her se rcsdcnce No ii Hester street Friday
ISh mt a. O'clock ~ heT remains VIII De taken TO
FINk1At No lm sprrs street on Monday mornns d oct H.
G0hNOUD-At No. O., Washington street. on Monday Oct
H. mra the beloved sister Of Edward James and Michael
GRANT-A, No 8 White street Sunday, Oct. 10, Mrs
Behia Grant, aged ~ yesIs month aud q days. ,,
HAYSAt seiauket, Long Island,o Monday Oct II, William
The of the family those of his brothers. John p
sttend his foneIs o ranesday morning O'Clock
No "a East Trys Sh street His remains will be inferred
BE~At No S Bowery on Monday Oct H. Clara youngest
daughter Thomas and Mary Ann Jube a6ed years and
KNE-No 4es Fourth street, Monday Oct H. of consump
ton, Csihsrne wife OF Henry A Ku esed l9 years ~
McENTFE~At ier residence No yeubrnt street between
Commerce Dcavan streets Anu McEntes native OF the
County OF Caysn, Townand of DORIAN, Parish OF Kill
OGILvIE-in this city Tuesday Oct u William og'e'
His relatives aud friends and those Of The family are respect
fully attend his funeral from HE late residesce No.
81 Columbia street, Thursday the lia ns' at 2 o'clock
oFERRirNIp BROOKLYN. on Tuesday Oct u l. G. Reynolds
only cld of Edwin A. aud Mary h. OBren, aged months
The Relatives and friends Of TIE family respectfully invited
to att nd funeral this day Wednesdsyl al from
No s ,es & scti ,DIeeI no. S a. On m 5pce Yonle, West
chester County n y John W. oadie, in the 18Th year Of
his
PARkS-On Monday Oct H. al the residence OF Capt T. l.
Wsford, MAJ gsrct A. Park. aged IS years.
Her funeral place the dwelling Of her sister in
law Mis- Sisrk~raher No 81 Pike street. "wednesday
I3h inst, a. 10 All TIE friends Of the family invited
to attend wnhOut further notice.
Danyile Va. pspcrs please copy ..
SJNDAM-At SIX bile Run y. j., on Tuesday, Oct Il.
Dansh Soihoa wife Of George w suydam, III the o1.h
Year If her
slIBLEY-Ol Wednesday, Sept IS, at New Orleans Of yell
low fever MIs Elizabeth J. shibey wife OF John shbiey
deceased
WYNKOOP - In New-Yors Tuesday Oct u, Anna
Magi1i Is. wife OF RI hard " yBkOOp
II. relatives and friends the family invited TO attend the
funeral without further notice. No = Bank street;
THURSDAY, Oct a. a. 3 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
FROM CAPTAIN POPE'S EXPEDITION
Correspondence Of The Ar.,in (rcss.) Iutcllseros,;

Correspondence Of The Aas;n tTess.) Irtcllsercer.
CANP oS THE Prcos, Aug. n, lSjS.
The order to I" pack up has just been issued, and
the "note of preparation hath aleacy sounded,
We leave here on Monday morning, and have just
time enough at my disposal TO tel you - eNrect no
more letters from me dated at Pecos sm almost
sorry we are leaving here. have formed sort of
affection for this turbid, snuous stream, on whose
banks have shvcred and swel;ered during the colds
and heats Of the last four years ard my rcre; is rot
ksseDec by the consideration that our lsbors - Tar
have been devoid Of success.
believe il IS now pretty vel understood that The
completion Of a vel IN this plain would cost more
than Congress would be reasonably expected to ap-
proprse and il would not he carrying out the ntcn-
lions of that body when voting thc APPROPRIATION of
3IOO, 900 10 expend all that sum at particular
point to the total neglect of others rot less important.
The geological structure 4 this plain e singular
one, presenting features widely different rom any,
thing heretofore known. The greater the depth to
which penetrate, the grester ,sd more oatre be-
come the difficulties in our progress. AZ the depth t.
which We have attained 1919 f,e. the formation is
,ust a. soft, rotten, and crumblitg the surface
and tubing is still necessary below in order 10 prevent
ME soft strata from falling in But this tubing We
find impossible TO get down WITH our present sfpa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
MARRIED.,


NOTWITHSTANDING Tuesday, OF. s. .. Princeton,
\ j. by the Rev J. Macdonald, John +. barley OF New
YORK Miss Elizabeth Sknau, Daughter o Gerardus ss'
rnau of the former place.
CAFFREY-TRAINER-On Monday, Oct. II, by the Rev II.
de- Luypo the Church Of 81 Francis Aavier, SNeenth
street. MI John CAey 10 Mis- Helen Jane TIner all OF inls
DE- EtRIES-DIEFENDORF-On Sunday, Oct 10. by the Rev
Dr. Hemung Mr John Vines Miss Laynis DIccndOri,
both Oi the city. -,
DICKINSON-LATOU-0n Tuesday morning Oct. II, at The
residence Of the BRIDES father, By the Rev. Dr. jas w Alex
ander Horace Dickinson 10 Jeanette daughter OF KobeT,
Latnt sl OF this city ,
McKFF-N OND rRSMITH-On Saturday, Sept. 25, by the
Rev James n, 1tlcy Jsm.s ". 1skce 10 Mary r. Wonder
smith. both Of Ibis city. .,
WiLITANs-TIL LGHMAN-On Monday evening. Oct. II,
by the Rev Henry H. Jannet, Mr.. Charles r. Williams Of
the City OF kewfork, Miss Mary Elizabeth Iisn~n "a
flg paugC
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

,o,ns and tbs tubing ~aoA sc have Is not the KIND
far tl'is wot. But fen may ask, Why NJ pTocnrs
the sn,ablc appar-iss aud 'tbirg Al, there m
rub The cost of easspor'd' ~ 1oa' i@r Nne 70
-, mat. rial w,uli e,hvst he portion of The eppro-
piaiou not hi;er.o expended; ard a. ou1 pie.ent
aterial il perfectly s,ailab ir the w'Ks n otn.r
roirls it is surely more prudent aud economical ~
transfer 10 some one al them our aPPars'IS am
I,ccts Of success. $50 . .
believe Callis,ep viii BE- ournext encampmer', rs
wen /. much needed somewhere IN that vicinity.
Although we ,rs compelled TO abandon ms "ori'
unfinished. am sanguine IN my hopes ~ our oelhs
attic 10 accomplish the greater part OF the onleo
which our appropriation vas grauted O7r dii mite =
rIv.ca and ~ ipechauical, viii b. niue! ess on the kio
,rapde than here for beside Tic geological stIc'uf
~ Ie rene,r,ted our iron and machinery wlI be 10
longer devorTed by the corrosive ACIDS OF the Peco
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-yoRK.......oer. Il
l'lenre0.

Stealnsiips-AlAbama. schenck, savannah, = L. Akhl
Som Cah,w ba Bul.o,k Hsysns, Livingston Crcecrou C;
Arabia (Br ston. Liverpool tanard; Chesa. a.eaAs, Cns
ell Portland ii. Il. Cromwell Go.
sh,ps-fienry Clark, Brown, Apaachiooa W. n. River
smith: K A. Hien, Stewart Say snnah, Post, Smith Co J.
H. Elliot. Tucker, Mobile, Post Smith Co.. Saraors ftsl
Mobe Slate Co.; Star OF 'hc West, Almond savanna
Arso Ballard San Francisco, Tsppsn s,arbucs Bas r.
rcga, Glasgow, Zerega Go.
Bsrk-Monc, wics Smith Charleston, Dunhsm / Dncn'
Bng,-B r. Nash Ksinsdalr -. MARKS Brett, M I Ca;
Empire Crowe. Swan Islano. Po.t a Small ChutrAu,
Handy, jacksonville, Thompson Hunter 5. y. AdAaz,
Drisko Constsntuope Brett Sob Co.. Mechsnic, Nusoa
F-rnsndns &c " s.sh, Carver Cnase
Schoon.rs-i orkoan n, ogion, City Point, Hunter Cei
A. T. DE Ro-set Tucker, Wellington J. Smith Co J. As
mack Pesrcs, ilminston, Van bunt slaeht Cl.en,
Taylor, Plymouth &C. Benton bro, G. 3 Watson, kceeas
Now bern smith Co. II. u. Wsrc stst.9n ChsTisioa,
McCrcsdy Mott Go. Morinf L.gnt iBrl Weshsyen 81
Johus ~ r. q. Donovan; selma, Helen, Kelly fhihdei-
phis James Isud julia (Br) Fhsr st. George, Jed FRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Movements Of Occan steamers,
Pu.-ruVcs-~ Arrived

IL steamship City u Bdisorc, from Liesrpnot-,s ss>
c.r lndy child aud servant. & r. A. Ruhel r. crssksu
H.urch Mrs J. Bsrbridgs and seusnt r. Resell L.
oiuge Geo. Fulton and lsGy Mr. yaour. Mr. PlssaTa
r. Johnston lady and servant, lsaAc w Jones' adv sf ckis
A. Rnuye R. Laenktr. Miss Nandcnhof. Mss hob.n hi
uoodyesr lady. -ix cbdrcn aud servant, NJ, Taylor Ms
Bourne Mrs. j NJ JrTeulsh, FRYER Ms. Ella Ms A
Joh s,on J. 5 Dcntou lady ard dsushte Mr. DOnaAsa NJ
Woelard Cha,. Coulter, J. Hessin Ms. himpton Ks.
nehan j. Phiips Nash aud lady B. strs,chsn Mr. svsa.
burn and lady Ms kilon Nr. Aida Miss Hubir Mrs Ne,
rich H. Taylor r. kGosh Mr. WiAisius Mr. sisb, M A.
well Mr. Roberts. J. Siewar J. Granger Mr. Pendertxt
h Cohen Ms BaITat., j. A. Good, Mss Priscls Ryse M
Day aud child. Dr. U.o A. smith. soholsopi, J. ti,ss,
Crssy +. Try'r r. Wilson Mr. Pon, Mr. Andre, Mr. BoHpe
J Macbeth, Mr.. BAllmsn ana i6 IN the seeraxe.
a. bark Saroh. from sdrdaiid-MessD IL. Il HUht.T Jsx
Cow Alfredo, CorIca. Chas Duncan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Since jar l...... sol ei3,ol5 s56,ls7c-j s6sll,s5I
Adrian H. Muller viii hold his regular anction sale
of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow (Wein.s,i At ~
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Ncolay's regular daily auction sale Of
Stocks and Bonds viii take place tomorrow ~ ctnes
davl. at Y, O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale Of Stock ard
Houds VIII take place tomorrow We incsisyl q T..
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
The following ticket elected to-day at the oi,c-
tion Of tie New-lorA aDd Erie Railroad Compan,. for
Directors, 1852: Chares Moran, Samuel ysrsh,
Cornelius smith Daniel Drew, john AIuot AMI rose
:. Murray u. 4. Cushman, William b. >kdmorc,
Ralph Mead, Dudley 5. Gregory Edwin J. Brown,
Hermann Gelpcke, George Bruce, Robert II. Berlel,
Samuel II. I. Hail. Edward h. Aburtis George /.
Cobb The ticket elected wthou, opposition, and
is the same as was elected last year.
The Fulton Fire Insurance Company las declared
a emi annual dividend OF 10 = cent, payable on d.
mand.
Tie business of the Clearing Hou-c today was
sls i66 o6S There is an active demand for Treasury
Notes. and some $l0O 600 have been sold at premium
for 4, p cents, and aboat l5c. premium g. y certs
Government Loan is wanted, and lOi : freely bid
The following are the Currency, Land Warrants.
and Spece quotations for the week, corrected for s
from the rates current at the barking ooe Of Mes-rs
Thomson Brothers;