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Ia. REMOVAL-TAYLoR RADDIN, erp
Lll MhnIesala Da llnrs n IL

IL DECENTRALIZATION 4 ID DIN, erEa
tHH Wholesale Dealers in ~
tNBQUTS SHOES, HATS AND GAPS, -
eA~ Have removed their Stores from Ne Al Magazine St
to the large and commodious Stores Nos q Magazine and 81
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends
the public generally that they have removed their
above, where they will keep constantly hand large
we'll selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES HATS and CAPS of
every variety and quality.
They receiving in their stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks and Fannie EaeT
fifty thousand dollars worth OF FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS, which they would respectfully call the attention
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they offer buyers by establish
nent in the city. Please call and examine stock.
TAYLOR RADDIN,
se12-u q Ma1ahiI and II Common street.
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"a JUST RECEIvEDBY THE UNDERsIGNFD
~ from Georgia and South Carolina 1850 yaluabla and
choice NEGROES for sale fifty of which are from one
M plantation, and in families These negroes are sod mn
der full guarantee and titles unquestiouabie.
j. !. POINDFXTER
mS5 lme 65 and 63 Baronne street, New Orleans
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Dams pasire des enfans Jules RlancNo e5
Seeonde Cour de District de la Nodvelle- Orleans
PAR PALFREY a GLE.
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NORMAL SCfiOOL-A NORMAL SCHOOL WILL.
be ofglnzed during the week fcnsg with ur
a. 10 connection with the igh Schools Of the First D
and nder the provisions Of the the Iegs
enfyed AN Act establish Norman School ~
eTinreii, IN with the HiVh schools Of this city
= Ctnddaes for adm sion this Schoa must at least six
teen years Or possessed Of tho necessary qualifications and
deslrnu o. becoming teachers Graduates Of High hcboo and
Academies Of this city and state, and others may
enter the Normal School, requested send names
denee AID references FOR character and shonhip soon
practicable to the undersigned.
By order Of the Executive G mmtee.
WILLIAM o. ROGERS,
m a fsft all
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NORTHUMBERLAND aALvAN

Has been substituted for shelving in lien Of nc thereby
enabling us 10 oier them entirely free OK citation and
corrosion and consequently void Of dagreeabe odor
which has heretofore in other
tors In addition 20 their being so vastly superior others
owing 70 their convenient ARRANGEMENTS uneoused prn
cple, they seviceabe is now conceded tha.
Galvanized Iron durable any other metal M n
not affected b. acid, salt water, etc ~ "
MID BIN FLINT JONES a and AZ H..., 49,.
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CITIzEF5' BANK or LOUISIANA.
-H-ra New Orleans March 70, 1858.
Da- This Bank will be closed friday
the I'd Of AD Good Friday. Notes and bills
day be paid the day previous and intended for dis
count should be offered on WEDNESDAY next.
m3o 81 T. ROUSSEAU Cashier.
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TREAsuRER's ORFIcB, CHARITY HOSPITAL,
March "a, 1858 )
p3PfOposals Will be received Mt my Office
until the OF April for supplying the Charity Hosisl wish
Bread and Meat for the ensuing twelve months applicants
viii be expected give approved secniy for the faithful per-
ms ID WV G. AUSTIN NJ ~, Treasurer.
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~ VERANDA HOTEL-THIS BEAUTIFUL VS.
Ei Enlistment is for rent or ase for term Of FoI
LIN inquire the premises Camp and In
tayette Square. mis- l2t
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PRICES or ADMTSsION-Dress Circle and perous.ts ,
Second Circle 50 Gallery 8 cents, uadfoon Be
tickets, rs rents; Private Boxes. each, 60.
Bes oGiee open daily from 10 10 3 r. N.
msO O. o. CHFsI,EY Trensur,r
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BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Oct. ~. 1851
HSApproved Sterling Exchange will be res
ceiyed in ayment Of paper discounted BY this Bank
90 " r.. NJ. DAVIS. Cashier.
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NALE BN TUHBtJI1A % 4 KESIDENUE At MIS-
~ slssppi ig nile from Tegardenis wharf
Property irnnis arpenl GUT Shore by quarter
ha mile deep improvements consist Of Frame house
ball and room; Cottage with rooms. Furniture
Mattresses etc Ia bth-kitcru. stable
room chicken house. ec fine orchard vineyard bath
What, etc. fences, etc, all IN good order
Also Ten Shares Of the Mississippi Stock
All valued and sold In hoek-55 eh s00 each. III
Ties feet, and N he r. BRENANS Commissioner
No ecommerc Place, vheTe sale will certainly of in
few days and the list will be ouni with few chances III
for sale MO 81
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R9-A general meeting of the stoc khoiders
will he held SATURDAY the LIST OF May, 1883, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. and IL O'Clock M the office Of
Thomas Layton Notary Public this city for the
taking into the expedency OF altering the
nf the capital stock of this Bank from shares OF i've hundred
dollars shares Of hunaeh dollars conormaby with
the 18th March, 1858
FREDERICK RODEW AID, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
DIED.

ARMSTRONO-On On "Wednesday Oct e. Peter Arnsrorg sou
of Bartholomew and Bridge: Armstrong, aged 4 years,
months aud II days
The relatives ard eDds family end members Of Wa,
ingon Engine Company No 20of New YORK rcspctfuy
invited his funeral from bis late Tefidece, No u
State street, Brooklyn Friday, Oct. 2s, o. 2 p
COGANs-At No 2S5 Mulberry ftrect Wednesday Oct r.
after short illness, Bridget CSgeaS, wife Of John CeSaE
eyed u years.
GILROY-At Yonkers, Tuesday, Oc g. Geosse Gioy in
the 45d year Of his age.
UENNFsSY-In WiiaInsbursh, Wednesday, Oct. =,
Nargorct Hncssy Of the OF Ncr Seventh and SiMe
Wiismsburgh, nged year, mouth aud q days
LANAI No Madison avenue, Wednesday, Oct n ater
short illness, Charles Herbert, niaL Of u. w. and
NJ L. Lane, aged IL months
h9GLAEEln Mahle NH on Tuesday Oct 49, Of yellow fever
;Ss..t and Mary McGs1e RIodRy. @ o Iias ~ o '''
NONES-n Philadelphia Mondny Oct. IT, d,rst.sy
Caroline and the late Aaron u. Nones, aged - yesI
RoBERTS-At No III West Twenty ninth street Tnesd,y
ucning Oct. &C. ef,er long and Illness Richard ".
Roberts IN the seth year Of his
sCIiRBER-On Tuesday, Oct 20 al Newark, ~ J Helen
SchTbeT.
sMITH-h Wlllamsbureh on Wednesday afternoon Of. a.
STENEESON-OI euesdsy Oci n Al he residence Of her
niece Mrs Jane Anderson No 100 Prince street Mrs snney
Stevenson rec of<he late Capt George r. Stevenson In the
18th year of her age. -
scUE0DER-At No. ~ King street, Wednes1ay, Oct e.
Helene the beloved wife o Christian Schroeder aer short
illness.
VANDFRHOFF-O Wednesday, Oct. a. siter short illness
Edward Nsnderot, the late d. ThOmd F. snd.r
Loft of this city aged d years and u days.
Anna daughter Of Ebeneze and Deborah Ann Wiushp aged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

Ys0cBrs Saii: FlDar 81 vtra. a.; C.-n A.
Yvk v, RECEIPTS By Lss-. e-ins D. Sev.
CaS.L Fsposrs: Spp hhs glJur, tJ1o 80 "ssa
ba.I. Corr, 1asO bush B-rlrr. sSs
CEcASo. OSt -flels Y.ry dun Wns,r a. y
sfFsrf T. CoEN aetife aud .dssnrea . rf
SBIrersr>-To Buffalo iS'oo brsh Whrs, lss. - ~
TO ewes.. -" bhls FioD. RscriPrs-i.so - -;
a.. bu,h Nbsa,, lS ctl 90 Corn S'~ si<R
wosLs,Ns, Oct- 2-corroN advuc~4 I. 49, a,
cln,s r. Mos PoKa daf a. 81 rA.,rrn H,Y ~ O.
AosilE, o.. 3 3-CoTro>: pIiees .issr a.. -
ehaussd; ssis 10 cay. :. - ba.. f>y -
CHAsLssrcS, Oct. 2.-COrroN. sai,s .n a.x s,r
hs sales Of The week add ~ llf.g b.r.: pric-. b.y
ia e. since he plecsiion " tie frt.las news. a.
ding 20 Mddiug F1r lii6ils NA
tNCI>NGrt, Oct. 3 S-PLOUs snshaur.S Ws,..s,
PkoNisioNs dll: Hos - -, foT fg.are delivery.
hrn.fed. srd lsrs- number or-rios ~est
ALs,SS, o.. rs ?. n. Very Ht,i- don. In p,a..
WHEAT market 9uirt sass 80 bs.aei. Whi,s ,ss.ss ~
~ tcSN sAshty i1p vyed Western MxsG Ali !, s
sfoa' N 1tc corr ~ 5AziEY ard e-~p,. ~ II !,
esuaha Nsst a. - or small are.l. sna Csu.as "a, .
inuf rowsc si1e h.d - sc atd yrry sun.rsar ,.r..
tsush'aitus - ~ sshs aggregate 9eo bu.Ael. &.
Nh>Is-S"o oush'h Corn; S,'oo bGshe.s Barcv, q -
bvttMo Oc,. -s-p. n-FLovs qsle,. demand ans,a A.,
quotations steady sos 90 bh =. a. 7if ; 81. y:
Ia choice snp.Ituei 81 SO rs Jninr the rsnsr q -
douhl- extra Michigan iucsus, OAio aad Car.alan W.
market quiet 1.nand u0ders,- sales goo bu,T a. sS
Mn~as.e Cubs 81 Tor rcd Ohio aud Is sor whss c...s
on COIN II uli arnaid, aud magkr; fra sale. - no hA
ssd"r, Va pet 10 arrive. u.sfsr, closing srtn No -
oihe SANS VI iski steady q 20 bb a, 2a. CO.
-+Se NL f,uf Ii 90 " Na-zi lie on Corn ?, NJ,
York. RECEIPTS BY Lsk- for tie ..t N ,,s ~
Flour, $50 bush. Wheat Sts, ba.b cor - ~ ~.
hush. Barley. >HIFPED BY CASAL-s nj hi. yfs.
bS.h. hsat. $50 busn. Com. ' 'N~'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Arrived.

Steam ship st. Louis McGo van. Aspnwal 0e- 10 ssss>.
mails ndsr. aud pass to N. y, Roberts.
Siesn shin Janestown Parrish, Richmond, ke, nds NJ
ps.s. 10 H. Ludleu.
Ship Nonp npsri, Gr,eu, Phsdelphis 30 hou. ia bs.n y
Wells Emanuel. Tie towed to Tits port bJ esszss
America. =.
Bark Dsnnebrug (Dan Osen Rio dc J'pero Sept H. oos
20 J. l.. Pnipps Co. Had pilot gu bosrd psJA .
Brig Fortuna Port Ctu.a, Oporto sept H. uidse %
An sipck Oct. !, lat 10 90 u Ss saw tsfA wstsfnl
and ahaI doued haa rzzenast only standings the twohx
.tters of her name Ma; ,he hailed ffon New.iat n
Sept Is lot 81 a. Ion. u t3 during heavy gale nom
lost ubboom, which earned away both top Dasts
Bng Stephen Young, Perry. Por E~1n for Boston.
Schr James LawrcI ce Allen, Boston days. mdse 70 Vss
Sprssue.
schr Isabella Fsulklia Boston days, md'e !" DsI@i
Spsgue - -. r., -.
Schr. Adrianc, Robinson, Boston, IN balast
Sloop Harvest, Corwin. Providence, ndse 10 " h-nsy
St.smtDg eros Hennessy. Philadelphia " hcaf ssS
ship oDparicl in tow.
Steamer Delaware Cope. Philadelphia and Csps ~,
udss and pass. 20 n. Perkins. -.
teaiDer W esche.er CLARK, Providence, mdse 70 01l
Steamer Charles O-good, smith, Norwich and Now4ts,
ndse. to +. III. Rockwell
sAILED-Ship Amazon, Hoysy. London; 81 smshP NJ
ms, Scbenct, Savannah. 't'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
FIRES.

FIRE rs SINH stRLTr-Tw ,o,r,vy
,oDsvs nrp- . fiVtS LOTT
Last night, betS' 'o w -. 6,. broke
n aud o'clock, h'o "','0
out I'D .'' sf OF No. 1911 Sixth street. at'aon'' -
'o"' .~e., and thence communicate !"
V',' ~ ~ 'ulldng IN frou., owed ~ Dr'',
~ occu. ,ed by -is families. Ihe h'' VI -
smel, oom in the stable taldins, uSe' a.
and in conseouence cf the quau".y u "s",
e~sttercd about the Gcnes spfeA' VIZ" s'n'
n. srs the lo"er part oi the tesc-
COON, cut of the usual means Of cgres', and
..s a., o--c,,cst CONSERVATION among the Occu-
-, ,ho ,,,yyaed TO the windows acrcameg and
;mploring foI assistance.
i.dde n were soon raised, snd il was thought that
a. were saved but after tranpred that two OF
NOR, p44.ops were mssing. Toe hames hal now
made such ieadwsy that all attempts te enter the
la,I;og were impossible and the fremen were driven
bsck a. oton a. they made endeavor to enter The
karpng structure. Several powerful ctr ems oi water
thrown into the building did great service and soon
<c,encbed the tames Tine firemen DOW cainbcT'd "a
ue fourth story in one Of the rooms Of which they
found the remains of two persons nearly burned 10
<risp One Of the bodies was that Of man, JOyear'
sf pge. nemed Michael Iicrtc..
twas evident from the position IN which the boly
we found tha. he endeevoring to cscape, but ha
been overcome and sniIocated by the smoke, and hh
body aitcrward burned. Ostharine Iertel, his daugh
ter, young woman 20 yesgs of age, shared sini"i
fate. The remains Of father and daughter wee re-
moved 10 the Eleventh Precinct Station House 10
await the action of the Coroner
So rapid was the progress Of the flames that al a.
tempts to save twelve horses that were IN inc stao
proved useless, .nd4be poor animals per-hed IN tn
.iap,es. The animals were very large aud powerful
and were valued At s3 O0O Loss on building, 5000
Fnlly insured but in what Company we did not learn
FIRE ~ GnEAT JONES STREET.
Last evening a frc broke out in stable in Gfea
JOKES stleet, sem Broadway occupied by DIR
Carnccban, causing S9e0 damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

About l2 0 clock last night William Hastings, Dub
lin Tricks one Of the seconds Of Morrsscy in the late
prize fight, drinking with soinc friends in the La
fayette Saloon III Broadway, near Houston street,
when John Heenan lBeDicia Boy entered the place
and accused Hastings Of circulating report that he
1Ieenanj had sold the late fight WITH Morrissey.
1Ieenan denied the Impeachment, and Hastings offered
to bet so he could Prove it. Heenan then turned 10
jerry Bryant, the negro singer who was playing bill
lards vi h jim Hughes, aud asked him to lend him
so, which jerry gave him, but Hastings tben back
ed out of the bet. Heenan then struck '&lsstine-
several severe blows in the face, and general
low commenced which quc1cd by the poll, e,
who strange TO relate, on baDd in few minutes.
The crowd dispersed but no anests were made,
and Die salOOn cOsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

.,d ,,1n tie les, in J:33, by contest % '"'o "''
uiruu, Drew tia, the Judges appc'"d 70 he,"N's'
and il was thought by many, womb hive csled J. "
dead heat, it Tad no, been fcs ronsins cheer' eA'
,,,,- i've Of public opinion fec the Canal" morse
,s, man said. Il en- q Long lsland wan, an
"boven't q bit Of loye FOR anything British, Out 1
"ueyer cond stand such injustice a. deciding seo'n'
"time against horse tha. has 50 fairly won az 'iie
"Toron.o Chef and you ro, ,h'nk ~ do, give i'm
"thre, cheers; and they were given with gAtsccd
WILL
" -, told that ihi. ToTouo Chief never wa on a
,,,,i,eo,r-e unt The sTcsent season. and we say we
hive tever seen one on d course whose movements
aay~ Greater satisfaction. Certainly horse at his
su,sd could appear - 90 with less labor, or e more
oscefl ot which he rarely broke in the whole eight
s,il.s The Hiram Drew horse, although bcaien, la
won great honors by bis excellent performance.
Amer the stallion trof two heats N two mles were
tro,t,d ly "eentemen's double team, TO skeleton
wagons. which extended into the night so fN that the
race was not finished.
The teams started We're by T. {. Aycrige OF Pas
ssc. y. j.. Ben. Whi,lock Of Wes.chester County,
Amos IIowes Of South street, this city, AMI j. Irnea-
dell of Mercer street. and the heat was male IN The
order named the last being osisnced, aud the hrs'
palirp the fist mile in 2:jj and the heat in 5:2.
Tie fecond heat was by Whiticck's Hawk
md Buzzard in 5: 10 and thus ended the fourth day
Of The grand " Horse Show"
frUsN aLIFS's TROT.
~ 4 O'Clock the trot on The Union Cour-e came OF
and Ethan Allen dstaDced his New Jersey competition
in 2:.S on the first mile, in hsrness, thus easily win
ming thousand dollars and showing Ia nself more
speedy than ever before, and showing we believe
only second to Flora Temple, and very dangerous
horse t. compete with upon one-inle course.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
MAR RUED

EiLIOTT-JOBE-On Tuesday, Oct. %, by tie Rev. Mf;
Mrd Mr Robert Eliot to Miss Jane Elza ''oe Dom u
tllis city. :, ~.
HALI-MACREA-On "Wednesday Oct. Il, BY the Rev. W.
Barnard Of the house OF the brides father Thos = Hall 10
Isabella y eldest daasIieT Of W hacIea 81 81 th,s city; -
UAiEs-MOTT-OD TGuTsdsy. Oct. % by the Rev. j H.
Weston NJ. Lcuso Wsliscc daughter Of the late ien W
81. Mott, L. s. ~, rs Edward ). Hayes Of NowioTt.
HYGATT-ROBERTSCN-On "Wednesday, Oct. a. at the
Reformed Duon Church on Lafayette place by the Rev. pr
Dewitt Lieut. Jared X. mysa't, U. ~, TO Sarah Me-
tilda, daughter of jacob a. Robertson
NELSOSAO8B-Iu lndeprndonce Alegany County on
Wednesday a. by the Rev. Henry Robertson, Mr. t5ol
L. Nelson OF MldloboIo Moss Miss Ens, eldes. da0sh
FER OF The Hon. WIN. Cobb Of lndepetdcuce.
RTCII-WfiEELER-0n Tuesday, Oct. % 4. the Church o
the Messiah. by the H. Dr. Osaood. M Cosrles o. Rich o
Boston, 10 Miss Issbe heeie daughter oi Edward hee
Ter Of this city
REED-BUNKER-At Cbsthsm -Four Com"rs, on Thlrtisy
o. BY the Rev Hr Lent, Mr. George W. Reed Of NJ
York Miss Laura j., youngest daughter OF William 81
Bunker, of the former place.
sCHFRMERfiORN-MO LD-OD Thursday, Oct. 90, a. the
residence Of the brides father jersey City by the Raw Dr.
Crane, Leroy Sch-rrcrLorn 70 Sarah y. Moald.
jersey Civ please
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........oer. 4


Ship Cord.Ha Bishop, Charleston, c. {. Duran kCa
RarAs-Wsyriy, ThOppsDp. Nrw'Orssns. ~ A. hfsa
J. H. tksiburp Ack.e, Paadrlphia, J. X. Dow l.. Moran
Piau St Nsr,s Geo, X. Y. Cuck Co.
Buss-tiov. Brown. Ax~vrtny. HsysIs, WV. Rus-sa b
B,.r tBr Park Port sn.Patt. IL. u. Smih Joanas ls>
1pod Sap Oibrstsr Holbo. hosdiy J = Coisos A,sr
.on Matsniss, fhos. Owen Soa.
sfboon.rs-W Canol, Chipmsn. Bangor, r. T. BlkkC Co
r n Col,ou ColsoD, banfur. II. snck CO.. Bay &x,
Hslls,r, Boston, Dayton spnsari John Haoch, csA
TO w w Russell; ST. Lawrence, Dickey, 81 JoAns l
H..eb Co. j. r. Durtre. Davis Frarkha, Sturss lca
Jno. Priee Pnce Baltimore: siai'e, L'rd 9asSa 81
Smith Smith, Ueorsetown, Doln-r Potter '" H'~y
C1Iborp - Annr's Bay H. H. Roach Enchsoue.s ygs 4
saunaL NJ CTeady Mott Co. Hed Essle ARK Cesissst
rr-cl,ared) Cleaner tBrt Lsntc'ty 81 Miehaes D.
lv. 4, L. Lovell Boston, w kIckeTson, hoorlis4 eps
C1srleson Doner Potter W. l.. Rienards Coksf A<sN
y. W. Lewis 4 90.
sloow- RhoJ. leland, Han Providence, nas.eL ..fI
Delaw are, Cop-. PhisdelPhis, y. PeIslnS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

TIE receipts show handsome increase during a
period of general depression resulting from the cras
Of as year. The principal increase has been in Coal
the tuDnage Of bo n LaCkawanna and Ilehigh having
largely Augmented. TIE expenses have been dmin-
shed, though the mdleagc has been much larger and
oil the expenses Of gravel trains laying siings, &c,
have been included. The track is thoroughly
ballOstej ard the roadway, equipment ana boats are
10 good oder. The additions to permanent accounts
snouIa to s. $40 i2 Ater paying expenses. iatere i,
&c. the net earnings of the six months are sS 6i
equal 10 d 4 oeut on the !! coo, coo capital
With ,be ntteamngs, the Company have psi the
above $500 Il, have purchased sl25 600 of lEsome
Bonds AZ n rifiDg advance the price at which they
Issued, ana paid ,353 Ii of other debt. Total
reduction OF indebtedness, $lii,3j3 II, showing On
the books as $i3 1903 H. the Incomes being included
at the piiee at which they issued and the extra
cot charged to interest account and included above.
Tie balance Of tie n-t earnings, $500 %, is repre-
s.uted by cssh hand accounts payable. Since
the lst October, 5000 of the Inc Jmes have
been purcl asrd, leaving $500, 600 outstanding.
A, The nInual meeting of the Providence, Hartford
and t7hk ha''-..al Company, held al Hartford, the
following statement was slnn--;ited;
AZ md f,y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

Tie President, Mr. Byron sprague in the coursa
Of bis zen aiks upon tie condition Of the Company's
affair say:
III tie creditors lave the power, aLd think proper
e. use IT, ii putting the Company into bankruptcy and
forriag -sle Of railroad, the opportunity to work
out tie results above spccliied would b- taken sway
and lJst. Tire Jfectrs think j, due. not Only 20 the
stockholders bat 10 tue best interests Oi the creditors
Themselves to resist, By al liwful means forced
.ale If the road, which, however hope, will not
be- attempted bong il shah be managed.weil and
tor tie same Interests oi all parties concerned
The annexed is statement ofthe condition of all tie
Bank of the STATE, compared with the statement Of
SEPT 96 1857 showing the change in tLs BaDk move
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

s.,,L. N.o. Ua,nili,rn Coaniy 'Clnc'nna' ''"'
a, cent Bond. is.ued for county purpose.
Tn. annual .,a.eme nj ot til. <lu hli' '''''S
c.r,,.,,v ,ays ,hs, the n, earn.d penun- q, .u'
year ending iih me-. were sra-, 500 - ffoli ''
ieir. s5siss0 a loses. ana .1,lsj 81 exp as' ard
r.insurance. aba uet prof, is shown OF S''li -
ne result Of the business Of The year. ihe -
the Company now amour, to si,'6l, so -. ~"
Board OF Trustees have declared d 7iden' o' 'n'N'
on the outstanding scrip ~ g cent, p1yahe on Inc
1T Of November and a scrip diyiitni oi II ec"''
f,r which certificates will be issued the 3lst OF De-
cenb.r. on which day el-c - cent OF the s'rp oi
lsJ2 vii be rede' med in cssh. Albert II. Nicoay
regular daily ancion sale Of Stocks anl Bonds VII!
take place Tomorrow Friday, al l2i o'clock, az tAe
Merchants Exchange. :. Droper's next regular anc-
ton sale Of Bonis and Stocks WI take place ionor-
row Friday, at l2i o'clock, at the Merchants EA-
change. genera, meeting of the stockholders % the
Allentown Railroad VII be held on the II proxiino al
the ofcs u tn. Company in tsis city. lie M'chsa-
les Bank Of Wilamsburgb nnder authority oi chaP-
ter ~ Laws of 1853, mas had its name altered to
Manufacturer.' Bank" Brooklyn. The Powell
Bark. N.wbnreh, j. winding up. The Cox property
on the cen er o Broadway and Leonard street, 2'''
by l53 deep sold at sl6oCoo after brisk competiiion
BY private contract Mr.. T.. II. Ludlow sod the front
on Fifth avenue, between Eighty-egh'h and Eighty
ninth streets. for s3j eco, equal TO si3j per lot
Holders Of the circulating notes Of the Woodbury.
Bank Of Connecticut are reminded that they must he
returned 70 tie Receivers Geo. C. Woodruff Of Itch
field, or LEWIS Judd OF Woodbury. before tho ist Of
Januaiy or else be debarred from participating in the
division OF the effects Of The bank.
The receipts oi the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad for the third week in Oct. were a. follows
Fa.s"ng-Ts +eeoS -
Nae AID ENPIe-s. o'" ~
Tie seui-annual statement of the business OF the
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

CH,RLrsroS OF, 2The receipt Lsrr 4 the Per.'-'
caused ght dsen. CoTroS sss today 81 sbou- jf0
tss. lic for good Mdclus snd = for n ddinz Fr
PHILApELPRIa. OF. z-tL0CE dan WHEAT gust I1SN.
a.clIiLg tsDcency Provisions -ei, ut hr 7OD ba.s
Rl1 Col, ed e. lrdiec cn tir-e
P.LTINosF Oetaber .r-fLors-Oaio and Hovcrf-.frer
~. WHEAT arm preyicns rates. CozS-O.. D 3.e
7.d75e. ie'Ioy, 0aec. WHISKY G1-L Bacon Lta. 6l,k
NEAT 6iGflc.
sr.r doll ssi.s 6oto hisA. tk.cazo Sor-. 7js bat
miller. willing - give 1eQ T.. COaN et
55ac. BaRiES roHibsly 3; 30 RYT du; sa'es of 100
lu.h. Csnscisr a. sc. OARS fIie: al tid 4c. CANAL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

IL ,.sar..e 81. LOUIS J'. A.piassaa-grom Clior,,,
NJ DI. NcNnty, Mr.. Cspt Wains snd ssv.a; NJ,
k-rhard.ou Mrs. J. J. Grsy, iuaut servant, a -.
r 5 Kpsh, J. Hsysu' Z Fhni Bishop SD, Bss',
Barnurn, " c. Gri..vod Mr. frsbk v A. Ciles " e D.
r. G MeLaushlin and wiir H. Arrher, ~ s,.yrr c, n
Saith ssd wiir, C. hweell' : Mshonry. NJ. MsCy.i,
SCOTT J u Robert aud wife tspt J. KnoSI.. ~ = nj .
Mr. Finger z. : Bennett, ~ srs.,t, L. Bncs N "a a.
man. ". l.. Parkinson, NJ k.bler Nrs tpS,r.or "a -
J. Cosrove, ME- +. Foley and shla g. o. John.on = A.
D.ptbsi ! W Simonton, c. w Taylor wis. an ~. so o..
MISS C. Ferguson q. X. shsr. srs Msra. M, No.
Mr- Do bbin aud child, Dr C. .obb Col o n Js,s. a.,
l. J. rusish o. Forward, Mr. A. Bader ana two ,nss,s . = =
4 Joir. H. ubller. ". Mccall Mrs. Maick C. B. Lss~ IA
~ wa. .w orh.,C CsTt.r h. smith J. 5. Nisee Ma Cn,
rnsn Il fsnt sAayysnt, r. Jackssn c s;spAen B. Dni,
r Tonton. J fffsencr, d. Iampbsn, W r. Harris n
Brown Miss B,asey. Mes.Ts owen. OsnoIer, Rolf D.r,
Ruroge Wright. Pripc- B,yd, Burfe, Lsm.ou, Ncbo,e
Murrav RrAdcy Mclaughlin. Wsdey. Mourgom w. Mors,.
Could Smith, Birch, Johnson, Moss Cole Swsrtz md 50
s,csfage.
Erop, Aspin~sn-Mrs; Gsmo Lieu Lsnier PHO White y
laiy. Col Cauty Nj Greer W Harris, A. DiY,L H.N
Se.rer and others