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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-24
GIENE,
Or. tho Preservation Of Boalth.
DIR. RISLEY
Proposes to deliver
+ WO L e G r y = e D,
PRESERVATION OF HEALTH"
16otropo1tt01a HAIL.
MONDAY 4 TUESDAY EVENINGS,
OCT. 25th and 20sh.

OCT 2Sth and 28th.
TBI FUNCTIONS OF THE 0rOMACB ard oh.
y organs concerned II The cnnveYsjon Of pood 10.
% Eood; the Dunctio0s Of the Lungf, 0kin aaA
bsain-bting noe cnl0 most impoytont In TIE hunan
Organism bu theee WHICH ~ can most direct and
control, much - tAat " have the power Of Pc
venting many Of the diseases 70 which - sss iahle-
win y illustrated By means ofs
Model Of Adult Size.
1hs Doctor VIII explain the Laws % Health,
. Applicable TO these organs and their fsncoos the
means By which the1S Health and vieor may b
DA1aesined, - aioo tome means for their restoss-
tino 70 health When u sdisosaored coaditicn.
Lecture at ~ o'clock. Hall open at oeloc8
1lo6ets 30 cents eech-anmitting Lody md gentlo.
nan, 16 cents. fickets Tor both iessss. n osetsS
Dancing Academy.
~ w Orleans, vtshs. 70 iniefn tAs -
Ayoung LAdies and osnt.onen Of D.
venpert tAat hs he's opsned DaA-
~ rinG Academy q uo. . Brady strsee, betVoea
1htrd ~ 1o1rtA seroets, WAaCo 10 viii tooeA ~
Daet fosAleoahae 6ances.
OayO oaA houys of loooo0a, 0Gn1ayo, Wo6noonnyo
a11 1Si6aye; ~ ladies frua oto -, - aoaeae01a
- - - - 'e' = '~~.s '';s ~ : -
jNoDtjes.
\ r D1Uuun1 ess hqeso1 eoqAleoeo aCn1e tQ1ne
"a 80 - = Z: tsSet3 l19l3 e1ns
~ 4gse oee1eoe1 - esse -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-24

A rrORNRY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Ofhce-Davenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
oud streets. oeeiou'i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-24

WILLIAM HALL, j. WILSON uoHAA.
HALL Il GUITEAU,
TTORNRYS AND COUNSELLERS, NOT ARlES
"A Puolic, G -mmis soners OF Deeds for Maine, Yer
mont, New Hsmpshire, Massachusetts,. New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginis, ono Tennes-
ees Kentucky. Illinois and Missouri Once NJ >
Main st one door south Of Cock d Sargeni's Rank
July Ist, 1868. JulSl-d&wiv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-24
II. WHEELER,

nHYSICIAN, SURG ION AND OCULlST. REsI-
dence Is Claire House, once Franklin Block,
room No. upstairs
iun.3.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-24

DR.. ]. G.. PARKER
vrY0uLD ANNOUNCE TO THD CITIZENS OF
w davenport and vicinity that he has resumed the
nrsctoe OF medicine and may be found. when not pro-
fessionaly engaged, " his ONCE next door TO nxres
C~~ Nov26dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-24
DENTAL.
DR. CHARLES GOODRICH.
ID E NTxST.
a.

Office Qn Brady street, 2doors bel. ID
/ nayAo OsveuDest lo~a.
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DEB.

ATWATER-In Brooklyn, Saturday. 0c l6 Ms Esther
Atwster widow Il the late Robert Atwa aged ei years
BARTLETT-On Monday morning, o. 10, a. y O'Clock,
Agnes infant dsaghter OF Asahe H. and Minerva NJ Bartlett
aged months.
The friends family respectfully invited attend the
funeral Tuesday, Oct. 9, at al No 81 Perry street.
BRUNS-On Saturday evening Oct &c. Jnnet Wallace second
daughter Of Hester aud the late Martin Brun aged 10 years
The relatives and friends of he family invited attend
the funeral Tuesday afternoon o'clock from her
mothers residence No. l59 East Twenty.eyelth street Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood
BISSELL-In Brooklyn Sunday Oct r. of Group Louisa,
ana ? month";
CLARK-At No. 1877 Est Forysecond street. Saturday
Oct e Richard Read Clark aged a years, months ard
CHILDs-At Somers wsstchester County " Y, Friday
Oct as Mary wife Of Chester Childs aged 81 years
DURBROw-On Sunday afternoon Oct Il, after brief ILL.,
His relatives friends those of his William and
John E. also the members Of the First Baptist Church,
invited to attend bis funeral on Tuesday 18th inst Al p
from No. East Tify hird street, without further invita-
ton.
FAGEN-In Brooklyn, Saturday, Oct. l6 Mrs Harriet
GiLLET-At Stars Point, Benton County Oregon Taes
dsy Aug H. Henr Ge aged about 81 years supposed to
New \ ork papers please copy.
sH-AtNo 1872 West Eighteenth street Sunday morning,
IT, Emma Jane. only daughter of William II. and Ezra
beth LUSH aged years.
MARTIN-On Sunday Oct H. Of short Illness Mrs Catherine
NJ Martin aged q Years. g months and II days
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral No. ISL West Seventeenth street Tuesday
18th, 10 ocloe. Her remains will be taken Green
wood for intcrment.
McEVOY-In Yorkvie Saturday, Oct, l6 July daughter
of Peter and Anne McEvoy aged years.
EOONAN-At No 492 Second avenue Saturday evening
Oct l6 Nicholas j. Noona formerly of New Market County
Cork, Ireland, in the 18th year of his age.
OUNCE Sunday, Oct H. al her residence No. I'll West
Twenty fourth street. Susannah Qun, wife Of James ouin
RIDABOCK-n Motthaven Weschester County, Saturday
evening Oct. DC, Charles Rdaeock, esq aged III years
THOMAs-At No. ll5 Seventh avenue Sunday, Get. H.
Mary e. wife Of j. II. Thomas aged % year, months aud
II days
woOD-On Saturday, Oct &c. Mary W.. eldest daughter of
Augustus H. and Nancy Wood in the 2l Of her
Her friends respectfully invited 70 attend her fun ral
Tuesday morning 10 O'clock from the residence OF her
rents. No. l7S West Filtieth street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........ocr. Is.
Ciear1.

s:eamsAps-Prinee Alder, Br) Waters, Galway, American
Express Co. Phladepas hslT,on, hWasa NJ o Roberts.
Creole Pierce New. Orleans W T. Frost Ocean Belle, Brown
San Francisco. 5 b. babcock Dr. BMh, Meyer Hamburg 3.
r. Amslucs Great Western Fanber Liverpool, C. H. Marshall
Go. -
Bsrk.-S Morley IT,. Holm s., Marks, Smalwood, Earle
Co . Vim Henry Young Ragged Island, w. Ewel Co /,
iuyestisator, Carver Mobile, Walsh, Carver 1 Chase
Bnas-Pusskb Hsthone, oPor;o rhos. bsssn ssedeneo
(psn Brosben. ST. Domingo A. e. Rossiere Co renpes
Wood Key West kc., Walsh Carver Chase Hope, Bdd<
Havana 49,. ~, g.. A.,
Schooners-suuny South. Weeks, Washington Mathews
Mitchell; q. R. Dixon Swain, WILMINGTON poneI Potter
Co; T. T.. French Webb Suffolk, George Price; z Encs
Array Smithhed Margaret Hanson cry Point.
j. Hunter CO. Jas Ward Bassett 81 Johns ror small
+. Busseu Fader CedeT keys l. b. Gsger Co.. Asfy D.
Lsne, Gardiner, MataDLss, J. W. Elwe Co.
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MARRIED.,

DE- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, o. u, BY
,Isf city, Carries Gsmendia 70 Mamie ory d,Rsnter Of
Basn 4. spsldins esq, Of The -, ne place.
MILLER-HANs0Nmin ror land Ne, on Itur,.ay o. y
hv the Rev Dr. j. W. Cb'ckerine Ira Osmore Miller
Of New.York City To Miss NJ Carrie Hs1soni younses,
daughter Of Samuel Htnson esq, Of PoTtlant
MARTIN-sHELEY-A Ro-endale, Ulster County Thur
day evening, sp &c. by the Rev. d. u, Lindsley Richard
r. Martin Ai,, Mary B., daughter Of J. Shelley.
PATRICK-OSBORN-In this city, Thursdsy, Oct H. 9.
the Msrirers Church. by the Rev Chas. Jones M John
H. Patrick Miss Cecilia T., yOupges, dsr gher Of Capt
Morris Osborn, all Of this city.
SMITH-HOWARD-At Cape Nay, v. j.. OF Thur'day Oct.
a. by the Rev. William A. Brooks, Merrit. H. smith j., o
NewYoTk City, 20 Mary A. Howard sh;er Of Jonas
Miller esq., Of the former place.
IPP-WICKSELBAUM-On Saturday, Oct. l6 by Justice
Steers Jacob Tpp Of Ogden, Ksnas TerinTy, 70 Bertha
Wicksebaum OF this city
WOOD-GREENMAN-In Brooklyn. on Saturday o.: l6 BY
the Rev. T.. T. l. Taylor, George ". Wood 20 = Louise
GIeenrnsn, ell Of Brooklyn.
WYANT-CAPEN-At Nantucket Mos. Thursday even
ing Oct A. Mr. Leonard n Wyant Of Brooklyn Long Island
Miss Mary Hatch daughter Of Christopher Capen, ESQ.,
place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

effahIt,
expended have Judge Russell indicted FOR riot and assault
that should enquish the pursuit Just when appeared TO be
the pon, its frution in tra it is perhaps, proper
should state nv for allowing the prosecution
have the slightest doubt that under ordinary ecun,
could have been entirely sustained The riot deliberately
planned the assault and oPen and both oenses
Gbudsny susceptible of proof On the eve OF trial
however informed that tho opinion of the District
Attorney that The charge 81 rSt could no, be SFa
slider be his duty abandon that branch OF the Indictment
urge srsinst Judge Russell but mere constructive
assault and battery the Question a, once presented
! had already achieved in vindica;ing the principle
had oat defend, and in publicly rPTSosss Ra.ses
County worth while, and also worth the expend
uIe Of sIse sum Of money on my par for ne ssiee OF
proceed with the now vague prosecution Of The case Those OF
friends whom consulted ON the subject told me was not
for myself felt that prosecution for assault aud bat
terry IN which no gained credit there
The with the rs that had already been
attained With these yew rseed TIE case in u hands Of
dispose Of a. he pess BY the following letter;
"Nr"ioTk, o.. Is, 1858.
Dea, SIR. have JUS, received your note sni appreciate
ns II. sDn p .p the opinion Of e District h s
charge Of ro for which Joase R.sc indctc oanuO be
iorney viii probably consider be his duty sbandou
feature of the complaint al the outset Of the trial This leaves
pothns but assault and battery % rIosecute and
ia Russc distance from ct the the
not have. perhaps the prospect OF aoae' issue upon
10 say that do not much ia The mater ta worth
~
The prblic have already fully Vndics.ed Tire position
out sxan regard 20 the rights o' editors nrc eccc
a, Bic condemnation fsou the Press Russsls conduct
and therefore, think nothing uheE caa be- psaed
40 the way pc beneh by pressing the case way dispose
az a. YOU best. place the entirely N your
hsods Act rather personal nd than nv legal
counsel and do iLe premises cSse what wead act
ns Tor your,ef Whatever choose vii he followed
snl ipdoned By ue and Will continue TO remain.
S"~ - = Your obliged aud obcdent servant,
GEO. WILKES"
o., IN. .u,bors,s Of iii. le,,r Mr. Smith
II -o.sn, a,d NJ Blant brn,pg ;hsS 20 Dc the
,"nr.e tbs case came 20 end. have only u say
,hst f,hose who equally interested vita
-; he OF Judse RuSsch ana Who nave stood at
this controversy viii take The sane 1n' pe',
The DIN, Grand Jury they will probably b. ahe - r.
ireye iix isurv which they now perhaps d.pSe pa y
q, p-ess Will benceforth attend 70 my OWE olsurt
aS Ye.er,e 70 syseH species OF rdress FOR wrongs
""SN - - Avery n~peeratN,
c.. WIIAS-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

RICE-Tse inquiry "a -. sale. Of 10 srss,~
100 n. s'"sSDF
sALT-we notice sales Of a zoe MI, A.b.o,. -. ~,
Thornton .nd New World a Private term. " ''f'
sAlTP I'm sosoa taerc have beea ,aes CT $50 A,,.
sLGAkS-e without change; III hhds sod az s. asle Go
Cuba. ard u az L. for Porto REQ. ~ W
TALLON-The nl4gset a wi.Aou. ma,.riN ehAu.e IL. l.
r,fd fair for small l0;s a. dc. w. be.r Of csr.r,s.
o r Butchers' Assocs,an for future delivery io !,
.sTc-s.
WoOL-The sc'iye moveneo, recently nctie-a hcsA :,
Foreign and Donesc has impaired considerable uaorv ST.
ness The MARKET and bzycrs no - A.
posed fske bold with The tesree Of activity In x.,
a-ecss, aes Of some a's' have been made a.s ~,
common % fine; choice seeGous however ooun,rs "A
and mosi holders are demanding more MONEY, n
Pulled, sales II iS"o Rave been maze 5o6<r fof No
City sud County and ther. very Atv nov -
Of AIRY des r;ion below our Inside rates Foresn h. b .5
request With further sales Of 40 Washed Coaova aaa l,
do Bu,nos Ayr. and Entire RIO. on private .,n, p -,
SALE. ~ California were a, lsd1cc. mo-,
WHski-Ihe market Is c4ist. sales OF 80 eSs A. IN
ass -
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SALES At AUCTION
MONDAY, Oct. lS-P.

There renewed speculative movement in
the Stock market today not very strongly de-.
yeoped al the morning session, bnt exhibiting
itself with considerable energy at and after
the Second Board. The impression that. with
the usual fluctuations, the general movement of
the market viii be during the remainder of the year
upward, appears to be Strengthening and extending
and this feeling is bringing daily aid TO the bulls
from outside spectators, not only from those who
ave ilv ~ VIZ. =! Gc;i.. e u. psva.4.!.
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Movements OF Ocean Steamer,
TO DEPART.


IN arsshp Prnes Albert; ~ GelrdyCsps L. rvbs,
lanes Power r. W. Jones, Thrs w Gambler Le,is Ds,s
and cnd, Or. ATnot,, X ", Rev. NJ. Lemke, W. YocD,
Consul 10 stu,tganit, A. ?. Young, N Young Yoaas
A q Young y II Brennan. wife and child, w C. VIA, 4
: Butler Mary F. 2. Butler, Ellen M MeDonad Nlrs.s
Duay Mchsel Msnnins, kae ODopshoe Peter Doaa john
rh..yrr, Kate Leonard and children Mss Jan, Pox~r
Mis- sarah Power Mr.. Hall Martin Redican, Nm Doc, n
vi,s A Youc,, F. b Msnau;, Miss Hannah Lerpsa Herr,
Reye r. {. London Henry Kelsey Margaret Blackwell Maj.
sarrt She's w mpbe wife and two children, Aurry
r. Reeves J. II. Hunt. ID. shaw aud child, J. Maha n
Wonderly y. +. Martin, Halifax T. C. knnesr, d. and
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Receipts Of Produce oc, ,s

By Eys hdaroa1-i 900 sdes Lea,h.r ss bale. Co..o,
80 do. Wool L7sS boa Flour - 30. WHISKY 81 pks. p,
yisicn. $50 do Cheese, So To- Butter IS 90 Tobso IN
bss. Whesi. IS bales Hops. 1900 "s
BY No'h hirer Beds-Soo bis Flour D. $50 bs.A uA..,
1900 DO OATS $500 Do. Cora S6l7 DO B.rev an nis.
Whsiy s. dc. Ashes, 400 DO Provisions ' W. f>e'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

The Philadelphia, for Nes-Ofeans, today, took
slI2 roo in specie. We cannot hear Of any get going
to Boston FOR the Wednesday Cunarder. There is a
fair demand al private sale Tor the ne;7 Government
Loan. but holders are above the views Of bnyars. We
notice sales OF $1,000 to 5000 coo Treasury Notes at
abou. prev ious rates. The = cents a e cen.
discount the a q cents a. 2 cent prem, and the
a y cents 3ja31l 4 cent prem. The first weeks re-
cepts the Rock Island Road in October are s5, IT,
which is better than the last week OF September The
corrected statement Of the business of the WATERFOWL
and Rome Railroad in September is as fJlows:
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COURT CALENpAR-TH,s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr-PART Mos. 2O3J,
1852 1907 1909 1857 1873 1857 1901 1919 llo7 1881 1875 1913
1896 1897 1893 1915 l7 1905 1907 III l.
I7i5 l77 1919 l7l l725 l5 l7@1 ISL l7S5 3 l7S il
l7s3 1855 PART lNos 476, 1873 1894 40 l752 $40 848
2o2 2iO4 2lO6 2los 2ll2 24 2ll6 28 2l2 s 2l 2S2,
PISA 1885, 2Ss 2lio 2li 2l6 252 2l5i 1885, PART III -
Same yesterday. - 49, 900
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. l3l, lS},
1884, S7 1885, l3s 49, 6l 80 ~ 25 ~ g. lo6 ol III, li2 43,
IA. 49, -. - -.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 40, 361, 5Sl, 1893, 39i, 4,
81 2i2 Ill., 2i8 2S2 500 S47 40 40 AL 4l AS 42 425 6
an 49, 4S 1872 ass fS4 1876 40 49, 49, 40 ILL., i AL 49,
AZ, IiS, 4i9, 4f94, 450. 49,
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. l6S2,
1885, 1888 1857 1885, 1850 1855 1855 ga 17l2 1925
I7l0 1924 PART I-Nos 7i9 1889 1884, 1872, 1911 IS5 1876,
lS4S, ls49 1850, 1852 1858, 1851 1855, 1886
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ocr i8.-Before Judge
IIttr

The Court this morning was attended by many par
ses and witnesses In q Harlem land cause, of series
by the heirs Of Medoer against the grantees OF b. L.
enon for the recovery Of forty acres the homestead
Lawrence Benson given by will 70 his and now divided
4over The PLAINTIFF witnesses ready but Mir Cutler
plaintiffs counsel not and asked leave to postpone the
Mr. Ketchuu the of the defendant with whom
yMr insisted the beng tried lie said the
ready and only wanted bring the claimants into
that by postponrg the the title was kept unset
tied Inhabitants deprived Of the free Of their
ey which had quietly held for than thirty
Mr. Cutler then asked leave 10 discontinue the suit but Mir
insisted Judgment for the defendant dsmsng
The complaint aud the Court granted Judgment. with
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6ROOKZYE ITEMS.

p,xtr.-sign,s Fontana gives notice tnat IN COM
rss.rce with general invitation, he will eehVer Uni
lectures on Dante's "Divina Co'nineds' d. lHo
Packer Institute. The first lecture If 10 DC gwen W
nirh. the others on the following laesdays'
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lAti II ,.s Loon' Space Ciycsdi'os SHs H1-s'
srsa,, OF: %, 49, riieh 10 sf-ee i'e el'1 q '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

SAVANNAH Oct. le-The screw steamship II sn.s,-s,
Of CronvelPs Line, arrived 10 day from New York.
i5-Au ships Charter, Lombard, Liverpool Abs;fo '1e
Chicsgo. from NswY York
To" Bnz Ansirs. from Thomss,oD. 10 at Qnsrsntne
Tie ship Fanny FOsdick, from New Oesns fof lyerpooI
with cotton put IN In distress and leaking rapidly
BALTIMORE Oct lave have dates from Buenos Ayss
Sert The Ann SAusn sailed for New York The ssns
day.
bOsTON Oct Ia-Ar. ships Arab Crosby, Cslcutta: Ner
Shell Liverpool bark. Quincy Moore, Alsos Bay yssd
sisrc. Mslszs; Emblem, DAVE. do wild Gaz"le, Han'
phr, Alsxancriz; Per-, Ed~srd Csrdenss; James Cock
Mo.u Hafauza. Cherokee S-n New Orleans; b.rs Fonr
e,. a.trsr Havana Gen; Marshall segr. Turks ssnd;
Abrsr Tsyor Talpey bark Sherwood Hawson Pnsq9ss
s'esrser C,,y u New,York Hoves, Ptiladeirhi.
EEW ORLEANS, Oct; ls.-Ar steamship Quaker Cry'
from Havana ships Ariel from Liverpool: Jacob ssnocfs
f.oln New York; bark Caroline Ellems from Rocklsnd
Bfow bnss South Boston from surinsm Martha Wssa;ns
tor from do. ship Granite STATE from Calcutta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

Tur PHILADELPHIA. FIRruES.-zephyr Hose 90.
on SATURDAY. night. .oos posse'sOn @: the Maf'aa
and one Of the members Of Hop Engine Co Of Phasdep'
and escorted item the odeon ~nere ooaon was prepared
for them.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sU.-Rscs.6:l5l Sets.......... 5:l4 MocS-Ses.. 80
HIGH wATER....rRfs DAT
Sandy HOOK 5:04 Cows Island 5:5i Hell Gate see. 1,S
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Tuy Jrs1IcEs CoURrs.-ln justice Feek. Couf,
@, the cas- Of the hemp stealing in Bu'a"ics was az
EoS, Court the only bu'ness ;ransso;ed wss u
di,rn,sl Of seventeen drunken persons'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

FIEEs.-Yeserdey afternoon a fre was discoyered
. .tI 81 Eugb CTy,ts IN Madison avenue, near Tacrp'
hefre The engines could b. brought 70 oear opon ~ was
bu~ued down horse was rescued rom ne h~inss Da'
ace sbou, $500. .--. -. --. a...o-.x.s -
About II o'clock the night previous IRE was di.oyerea -
a., 49, .tore II Michael Foley, IN Columbia near Pasta
80. Tfs came, speedily e.iug sned Dainsse Vo
F1r,D AccrDExT-Mrs. Ann Wood, residing at
No 53 Prospect street was sev'sy ''h'o % oeuu'' night
tv .le ca plosioIg u a canphene lamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19

Albert II. Ncoay's regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow tuesday,
at I2I O'Clock, a the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale of Stocks and
Bonds will take place tomorrow Tuesday, at l2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At meeting of the Board of Directors of the n. H..
n. l.. and StoningtoD Railroad Company, holden on
the 18th inst, the following vote was passed unsni.
mousy
Res0lred That We accept with reluctance the resig-
nation of Giles +. Ward, esq. a. President of this
Company, and take the opportunity to express our
perfect confidence in his integrity and capacity and
satisfaction with bis uniiring and successful deyo
ton to the interests Of the road
Tie Suffolk Bank has notified the banks that il will
not continue the redemption business after November
80. number of the Presidents Of the Boston banks
have addressed a circular TO the country banks,
pressing the opinion that is for the best interests of
the latter upon the whole, TO sustain the Suffolk and
the Suffolk system. The circular is as follows;
SUFFOLK BASK. BosToS, Oct. l6, 1853.
DEAR SIR: The business of asserting country
money viii not be continued by this bank after Nov.
30. ISIS. Respectfully yours,
3 AM0RY DAVIS President
1t ia stated that with view provide for the exi-
gency- caused by the REIMBURSEMENT by the Suffolk
Bank OF part Of the business it has heretofore per-
formed, Mr. Groves Of the Clearinghouse. has been
dispatched TO Albany 70 inquire into the practical
operation of the Albany Sorting House.
The Corner says:
AN adjourned meeting If the Bank Presidents is
10 be held this morning, at O'Clock, 10 consider the
subject of the redemption OF country money in Boston
The idea IF New-Ensland Sorting House finds con-
siderable favor
The Nr-Haren Journal o. this morning learns tina.
the Bank Commissioners have been at Li;cLfe,l all
the past week When they have closed their investi-
gstions the public viii doubt be correctly informed
as to the condition of the Lcbfed Bank, and what is
to be done with il. The report current few days
since that the bank had gone into the hands of re-
ceiver the above paper says was Incorrect
We ro,iced few days since the detection OF forged
certificates Of deposits on the American Exchange
Bank, forwarded from Pr. sburgb. tn Posi- OF the
latter city saws
Upon inquiry, we learn that an Eastern hnaneier,
evidently OF the Peter Funk stripe, came on here TO
take the stock Of the MekeespOrt Bank, AMI made
nse of fhese certificates deposit, which were alter
wards lett at the Ctizens Bank for collection. The
bark did cash them ard of course has suffered no
.oss. j. forwarded The certificates - New-fork tor
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-19
Diaaafer. Ac.

SAVANNAH, Oct 1.-The ship Fanny Fosdick from Nevor
h 1ound to Liverpool with cargo Of cotton put hsrs
cha zs, b. osuked and reload
lBy telegraph to Elwood Walter, ESQ