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ATE OF VERNTO NT,

~ OftttAftS Jtst4 VI, oe'
In Probate Court. holden at Irasburgh, in and
for said district, on the 4th day Of June, a. D.
1855.
SAMUEL a. WILLARD and EMILY RICHARDSON
joint administrator and administrative on the es-
tate Of Truman Richardson, late of Bloomington,
in said district, deceased, present their admins
tratIou account for settlement:
Whereupon, it is ordered that the same be
referred to the I'D day of July next, at the Pro
bate Office in said Irasburgh for examination and
allowance; and that all concerned be notified
hereof, by the publication of this order in the
Orleans independent Standard, a newspaper
printed at Irasburgh, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be, that they may appear, and al
said time and place, if they see cause, object
thereto.
24:3W NJ, CARPENTER, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JOHN Blu SWELL'S ESTATE.
FENHE subscribers, having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Probate Court for the D District Of Or
leans, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of John Boswell, late Of News
port, IN said district, deceased. represented in.
solvent, and the term Of six months from the l4th
day of May, 1858, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors ofsaid deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before rs:
Give Notice, that we win attend to the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house of Ma
~ Boswell in Newport in said district, on the
26th day of June and 18th of November next, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon on each Of said days
GEO. w. KENDALL, l,,,,,,,;,s;o,,src
FREEMAN MILLER,
Newport. Nav is. a. d. 1858. 24w3
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CON CERT.
TOCifl & INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.

4 Concert Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
viii be given at the Congregational Church in Iras'
burgh, on Wednesday, June sd, under the direcr
ton of Nessrs. WHITNEY & KELLAM. Miss
Lorraine N. SMITH, of Glover, viii preside at
the Piano.
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SAFETY FIRE WORKS
Fourth OF July :
skNpERsoN B. LANERckN,

Manufacturers and Pyrotechnists % Cityef Boston
for the present year ls5s-
Displays furnished at short notice. All small
works wholesale and retail, at reduced praces.
5000 best quality India Crackers. I've did Pot
have anything to do with he unfortunate exni-
bition On Bos9ou Common last wear, 1851 Sales
gFaTe Horsa row removed from Kiiby 81. 10 81
&, 2r FEDERAL ST.. boston
HOLDEN, CUTTER & Co,
q srr Ec5r Azf : fsr ne DaNe1 ssGses-
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ESTRAY DOG.

EINstraved from the premises Of the subscriber,
E2lon the 2sth day ofAIay last, very handsome
black dog, with white breast, and a small white
strip in the face small tail with white on the tip.
Said dog is thirteen months old. Of the Bull and
Terrier blood, Of medium size. Whoever will re-
turn said dog or give information where he may
be found, shall be suitably rewarded,
AP. COLLINS.
Irasburgh, June Is, 1858. 25w3
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FARM FOR SALE.

fEsHE ubscnDer wishes 70 90 West sals SUM
msr ana be Hit sell his farm 10 lrasburel,
consisting Of is5 acrss 81 good laB3. Credit for
part d the purchase money. ssI8 FARM has
good Apple and 6HsaT Ogefart The buildings
are mostly pes, and water handy TO the house
a8G barn.
WI. 4. GREEs
Irssburgh Aay =, 1853. zzG
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PART III.
NOTICE.

FgNhs Is to certify that forbid all pc rsons from
4 harbor1ng or trusting one Andrew Warner, a
boy about nine years Of age, and that | shall
claim his wages.
Gro. T. RICHARDS.
Bloomington, June Is, 1858 25w8
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S. w. FOWLE & co.
TEEPORTANTTO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

/
Prepared By Cornelius L. Cheesenan, H. D.
Nely York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tons, removing all distractions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache painin the side, pal
pitaton ofthe heart, disturbed Sleep which arises
from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
Will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use Of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing al that they represent
to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as a
miscarriage would certainly result therefrom-
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompanying each
box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 II
DR.. CoRNELIUs L. CHEEsEnlAx, Box 4.52I, Pos
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
every town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chambers ST., New York,
To szAonl al Bkolesals orders shoasd Be addressed
REDDING K co, Wholesale Agent for Boston
sold BY r. ". NYE, Irasburgh
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J. c. BUSWELL,
PENSION & BOUNTY LAND AGENT,
BARTON, Vt.

T. Cash paid for Land Warrants. All War,
rants issued after the death oftho applicant, which
have been considered worthless, are bought by
me. p
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SAM.L sTANFORD

wants little pay on old accounts if they are noi
more than-HIGHT YEARS OLD, if more lhan thai
GO AWAY. And nov fyou dont pay sam'l
Stanford he wiz serve you as he did tother fnan,
I-4stgrgn, Hay Is 1868 a@i
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n o z &c e .

VA HEREAS, my wife, HANNAH, has left my
w bed and board without any cause or provo
cation; this is to forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, as | shall pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date.
ROMEO W. LEARNED.
-4ttest-H. F. VARNEY.
Sutton, c. E. June 3, 1858. %24w3
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10 the People of Vermont.
Wolfe's Celebrated Sehiedam a
omatic Schnapps.

This medical beverage is manufactured BY the
proprietor. at Schiedam, Holland, expressly ior
medical use, by a process peculiar 70 his own
Factory. Ii is the pure TiBcture Of the Italian
Juniper Berry, whose more vinous extract Is dis-
titled and reetifed with its spurious solvent,
which thus becomes concentrated tiuoture 81
exquisit flavor and aroma, altogether, transoca
dant in its cordial and medical properties 10 any
alcoholic stimulant now made ia the world. h
is now prescribed by more than 5000 physicians
in the United States, in cases Of Gravel, Gout
Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles in cases o
one dozen qts., and cases OF two dozen pts, an,
for sale by all the Druggists and Country Mer-
chants,
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HIGHWAY TAx-BsLLs

Jas. printed ara ~ rats So thss oese- Frios
Ftrss ~fars eslh
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100000 ST :sr: :4 sg and long 'a5as.s, for
l. H. MeCLARY.
Albany, June Is, 1855.
DATENT aiutight glass Fruit Jar for preserv-
4 ing Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, &c. For sale
by
R. W. NYE.
June %, 1855.
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From the Albany Advertising Agency
Of A. S. GILCHRIST, rs State Street.
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PRIViTE MEDICAL TREiIISE
PHYSIOLOGICAL

IL W Ut NILAINIbI-ANI L.
III. B.LACROLX, II. D. ALBANY, N. z.
25Opaqes and 100 fine PI1in and Colored LitFo
graphs and Plates.
81 PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS. %
Sent free of postage to all parts of the United
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UD0LpE8 WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Beaver-St., New York

The Proprietor takes the liberty of referring To
the following physicians in the Eastern States.
who have used The Schnapps in their practice:
THE MEDICAL REFERENCES IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
DR. NJ c. Green, Boston.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

London Cordial Gin.
Medicated schnapps.
Royal schnapps.
DR. Woolf Sohnapps
Alonzo Wolf sehnapps
TaGebase 10 Gin put 20 ia bodies aI'dsr IL
aseva ofsass wlta isneis eaifi1z e fas1ess NED
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II. W. NXI

II. w. NXI
HISS JUST
RETURNED FROM MARKET
with a large aud very carefully selected stock of
DRY GOODS. CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HITS and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
GROCERIES. Sc, sc.
which viii be
SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER
for CASH or SHORT CREDIT at the
T. c HEAP CASH TORE.
Also, Ladies can end a new
PATENT SPRING STEEL SKIRT.
B0NNNETS, EIBB0NS AND
Flowers, New and Rich, at Nye's,
A great variety Of Hosiery. including
KID SILK AND LILLE GLOVES.
! Those New Stsie
ENGLISH LASTING CATERS
without TIPS also,
KID BOOT.S NTH HEELS.
ParasOls from fifty cents to three Dollars
can be found at he Brick Store.
Fancy DOcSkins, BFOadrlothS and Gray cloths,
One Of the Best Assortments ofStatianery
in the County.
Ladies have You used Philips Spool Thread :
ifso you win be glad 10 learn that It
CAN BE HAD 1T K. ". MES.
N0N-EXPLOSEVE AND
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DISSOLUTION.

June %, 1858,
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Receipts for the Standard

FOR THE WEEK ESDISe JUNE II.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
BAYIRD TAYLORS LECTURE.

For the fri time since his journey 10 the Far Norm,
" Greece and 20 Central Rnssia NJ. Baysrd iayiof
appeared before Tie public sst evening. The eage'-
,ess Of hrs many ierds 10 greet bin wa 50 srea' 'h
org before the hour appointed for the comnleoce'"'
ey The lecture the scais and as!es Of Clinton H "'e
thoroughly cramlned. After acons'dera'e huie' "a'
rome away in despair, Mr. Peter Cooper "no wa pres
.,, offered the use Of his large Hall to the Lecture
Coroni,tee cf The Mercantile Library ASSOCIATION. IN
ser vloso aasrccs the lecture was gwen hec me
fpa;,r., oe The Committee announced that the ec-
,,-s MA. ndiourcd TO the Cooper lnstituie, there
go -e,.rsl hiss from those who hal secured good
,,.,. As soon ~ the seats were crnpted some mpa-
,.e;ly adventurous boys, mo- being abe to wait un;l
sbey conid get out along the esles, ran across
,he seats TO the doors. Some Of their, in their
haste, rem their heads INTO the chandeliers,
and the general scramble was agrceably diversified
by the rafting Of broken glass. fhe scrsmble
was continued Until everybody seated IN the inst'
fu:e, whose vas, hul was nearly fied. 1he-e were
not lees than 1000 persons N the bell, Of whom no.
.more than half c,ne from Clinton Hall; The Other
balf enjoyed gratis intellectual treat, thslks tc th,
l.>i Of foresight OH the pat Of TIE Cona.ttee Mr
TayIor apreared 10 b. in exc-ent heal5, and quite
prepared 10 commence the loc'ging torr, for which
ie 3 overwhelmed with invitations. The snt,ect o
his lecture was Moscow" ana he gsve a ctrk u
and smus;ag picture 0 that strange, fantastic city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
MARINE AfFAIRS.


TIE Collins steamship Atlantic about which rlmor7
representing that il had been sold 70 th- o. that cn
psny have gained aetive circaticn for month or 80
h.ok WAS 10 have been .eld todsy at tn. Merchant
Exchange by order Of the trustee or;he Government,
Mr. prosper NJ. Wetmore. Messrs. Franklin Broth
.r., tie auctioneers, read paper wtich ordered a
poeponeent Of the sse TO Monday, the 18th int al
the same time and place.
roR rrRoPr.
The Hamburg Nail steamer Ssxona, Capt.
Ehlers, left yesterday afternoon FOR Southampton,
Havre and Hsmburg, with 81 iirst-cabn passengers
and IS IN the sieerage.
SPRUNG LEAN
About U clock on Sunday evening, IT wa discOv-
cred that the United States frigate San Jaciuto
lergong repairs ct the Brooklyn Navy iark, had
about six feet Of water in her, owing TO leak. The
water was gaining her fast that she would have
sunk in half an hour had not the fact beer discovered
that she was leaking and The seampnmf been put in
sequiston. The cause of the leak has rot yet becu
Ascertsined.
CAPTURE or 4 SUSPICIOUS NEssBi.
On Saturday night, IA suspicious-looking vessel,
which has been watched by the Federal authorities for
the past week was overhaued opposite East Green
vich Conn. She started from Pier Ne. 4S, East
River, On Friday night and il was soppoeed she was
about to depart to the coast of Afcafor cargo of
dawes. After she brought to, scar, insti-
tuted and it found chat she laden with whisky
and tobacco. There were only foUr board,
including the captain, who is an American. The cap
tain stated that they he'd clearance bat bad been
hired TO take the vessel TO Salem and they were to be
paid by the day for their labor and their passage back
to New-York. The veosel was br0ngh. back to this
city, and anchored alongside the cutter Washington.
The name of the suspicious vessel s said TO be
Madison.' An inveetigatiou will taAe place before
one Of the United States CODmissonersn the course
Of o few days
MARINE LOSES FOR OCTCBRE.
The disasters Of the past month show total OF
thirty vessels lost Of which four ships, two were
barks two brigs, wenty-One were s-hooners and
one a slcop The total value OF property lost was
1888 500. This is the voluc Of the property totally
lost exclusive Of damage TO vessels MOI amounting TO
total lose and Of partial losses OF cargo Appended
! - fle ali of losses f,,~t tl, wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Hofitr Noy I.Cortos-ssle. tos, leo bll-. q: H.
far .dc-ug.
Cn.sLEsTo,. Noy. I-CoTtoV-saes to-day i@o 9sie,
bidsliu. al ot q-a-t- shs.-s essiel.
>sv,>>sh, Nos- Corr, sac, % daJ l,s9 bas' M
ci'n-. lie.
BSFTtLo Nov Is P. H.-FLous ut md sa-ier s,~s -
100 bO. so ,. god a. eloiee slPrHne 40;
a. dogB lua VI ii-s'
Ono VIII ia uoters.r demand, snd se.y
fr .srs 100 br.t. gre White ihnos d. ~. 50
bush. ciae. WHIT. Car - "a JE@ bgs pfr' tsn
Cuo Tsr s'-a' o.. hiwsuSee cub or fvats
Cor, dI AID h a. IL ~ oa,.l' So
600 tr.t eisugud sLd io busl I'd D.o a. -.
-r7- ss-- o. ofher Ersu.. WusNy 1~ff si.s " ="
hn. 49,. CANAL FRsteHrs-te oB t.DaT T. On "hes
ilr. 20 Con. 20 Nev-loIk. . -
RsCIiFT. ~ Lskr or ta ia 4s 40 l1lsl nss Fonr
5i.J4e tr. Wheat S3io .a. Corr li.so nu,- bAF.sy
~frfr.r, ~ Cssi- ~ tlogl. bl,ft sr Wheat
iasis ,ast Corn L. ii5 bsh Bu~y Anosn- q Grain n
sfnf. i-s- fh. ~ rurf to zl AZ b 81 nez., Ss9
sa.b Iorp 5c but. O4ls. 40 b.sa- Barley, SD Basl
Ky-. .
rrit .Drtrui. Soy. i-Ffovs tulH fS9s5 Is Wh,.r
PRIME ...rr. wj-h = Pa ~; Ret 81 SO
o. % Coss sfsiv~. old iel,s. Sic tfKoyisiess e1st
As,-, &E a. E-srh-s ess, sS sLsscsf5 s.e. Nkssky
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

CoLU~Bi. CoLLTGE.--The Law Department of Co
umba College opeOcd last evening in tie leci0re
room of the Historical Society, byr'rof Thec Dwight,
in lecture on .hc Municipal Law, the beH method
Of acquiring it. In the course OF the leetnr9 he no.
ticed the history Of the Common Law, It's growth with
the growth ofthe people and Of reedc and itsral' Tie
highest morality. Mr.. Dwight will Immediately 'r'
gsnize the Law School of the College, and It's ressoo
will he held daily a. ip n, except Saturday,
The Hon Mr. Marsh will, on "Wednesday evening,
commence his course OF lectures on the English Ian
guscc. To these as well as 10 the Other Lectures OF
the Post Graduate Co,rsc, President kES wishes II
distinctly undc stood thai lsc. are invite 10 become
.nhscr;bcrS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
PERSONAL.

Sir Allan McNab arrived in this ti.y yesterday
from Hamilton Canada West, to NEE. his son-in'aw
and daughter Lord and Lady Bury, who came passsn-
gers from Europe in the steamer Pacific of the Galway
hne, a few days ago. Sir Allan McNab is or his way
to England Lord and Lady Bury proceed hence to
Canada or brief visit. On their return irom iiamil-
ton Lord Bury purposes visiting Washington on hn''-
ness connected with the Galway line Of s,eanslpS, Of
which be is ore of The Directors
A Virginia gentleman proposes TO donate s'O, 900
for the erection OF an agricultural college in the vicinity
Of the University OF Virginia condition thu, the
farmers of the State will render the donation available
for the purpose, by contributing an add1enHl sam OF
40 coo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

ohie zr cosTssseifvs Aad kn s.s u soon beg, Ro .,
u.Gu.c.
hisasy Soy. i-e ?. u-rJoUr sor~sra ,-seiy L.
e.iys zrs. go. WHEAT. Ltlr d5iug, ssvrl,
sooa sais = CsrAls C'ch a. g-c C0fs qs'e Sul o
y .nzn uafris. htEIrY quite "a, t1. sA. es
b. g - So ior s;.te fnlr Kow.3 sTtt2, IL,
canada sales sh' ioeo sh. ssirp-i .' brSS Wrr.t
ash. CoEs, 900 bas BalLEl. Stsis Pgisln ys,.,
%. ~ fsi bss e. ~.
Brrfvusr. Nov l-FtoUs tub ssS eroognt; Oas a.
Ho~s-d steet IS NHs.T frn ior prime low trsds. a
.a.s o. I'd = I'd = ali sht- 81 15ssi ~ Co.r
Oid ~h.is 6so7sri .S.os ~. wHIsNr euL Psostso,.
qs.;.
1Hc,Go, ,ov i-FLolg s-tv.. Was.r f-- sns Al
waved T.. Coss -rsiy s. OsrS s.esdy saIpsnr, ra
BtFt.L0. 1870 s5. tcgr 59oo ou.-- Wheat, 30
Com sHiYAnTs TO OssgsO. $50 sash. Cora asSElrrs.
/ 10 sbls. cor .oso bach Wheat. ss' basA Corn
CNcns.TL Nov. L-FLnUR duh WHlssS, isc. Hoe. n
i.I eusud a; - = tor fiur- delivery Pkovis s.,1
bit
cAAElrsroN oe- so-CoTIol Sale. to-day Of tsS sa,.
q. easier pnce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

FIpErN IN MoUNTiIN.-Tbe mountains between
Al,.mout und Piedmont, Va, near New Creek S's-
flor have been OF fire for several days Amer nisn'
~ scbt i. rcpresented ~ awful grand anu imposing
,hs ,3oe range e mountains near which the Bdlti-
nore and Ohio Railroad passes. being stTeaked ana
,,yned with lines OF fire. No great danger 10 sppIe-
bep,ed by thos living in the vicinity when the iire
rnrcsches the Ceuces surrounding the farms cn the
rIl.S tbc owners IRE against fire g" tbat Is, they
s,t the woods on fire nesr tue property they
-, ,o nro.ect and the fires meet. The woods are
s ON Gre by hunter. every season to drve ihe game
toward the water courses, ara oy cheNru'
more conveniently. r.,. ..,... IT,
,oouptaips in this vicinity On fire, and the sl7ht
last evening was magnificent Inc neasy ,,.ns rsTls
Sn~;,s ,h, n;,ht and to-day will doubt ebectnaiy
h.nL ,bs nro~ress If the ismer At various points
% si"rr the junia,a, between here and the AiegheSy
;.res Quantities Of tuber and eu wood have oeen &C.
HyOyec.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK
Cleared.

sLip.-ses Nymlb. whiins, san Francisco. W T. Coleman
Co A.shsirsn, Bickford Sal Francisco Wells Enisl-
ue; souihsrd srs Savannah j. ". Elwen Co.. T. Nor.
Ms Fo.au.tes. Melbourne. J. Picksrd Co.
Baf,--Wesi Wind, Ssnnder. 81 Msrts brodie fet,es
Roanoke, Lowell. Rio Jsnsiro, Jno. Thompson.
BriEs-A rt1Nter, Lalabes Pot Peire, r. p Baos CO
Bloomer tBr.l Dtyley, St Johns, N. T., A Lsay
sshooners-k Brooks Gardner, Ne~Por master, X Secor,
Deuuis Fredericksburg Van BTent Sasht' Chfy.se IA
lev BaEos shiers Oliver; C. V. Casey CLdwouh Porto
Ps,a GIN borr0t Esooriaza Plymouth Rock WIson Bson,
Ds,ton Sprntue; W. Raleigh, Horton Savannah, D c.
Mrr.y: ID Fau.t NorAnder, Wilmington, McCresdy, MOt
c.. ssla Wss, Cerwick Bay, Brett son Co. Surprise,
C,ir Civ Point Hunter Co. Sea Rird Carlow Sewbrt
DsVof
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

MoSB.Y. Nov. l-P. ".


Contrary to general expectation. ANA :. the mprcv
mo tendency OF the market Saturday aftcrnoos.
stock look a doRnward turn this morning and con-
tnsed heavy during he day. interrupted by occasional
spasns o. fTnness which disappeared a. the bu-ine
of the day PROGRESSED. This sudden change in the
tone 81 tie market originate partly from tie uneas
ness created ly telegrapho dispatches to morning
uaper, foreshadowius rev imbrcgIc on the Nicars-
gna question a.l partly i.om tie uuaVoraoe ehsrac-
te- OF tie bank returns which were al COME well
known in sdvsnoe ol publication The loss OF specie
was Unexpectedly hesvy, although i was wei known
thai lar,e amou,ts had been forwarded 10 The South
These items hs,e created diyersion IN favor . tie
bears, and they have moi been slow IN avains {" H.
while many of the Lus who hal concladed that anot'1'
r rally vas a, hard, booking az these adverse liens -
III ey IN exercise an urfavorsble influence have sgan
unoaded. and are 90: unwilling to asss; IN The retro
Grade Inovemcn. Of the market. At the First Board
Vsw.Yo,k Contra, with isrse sales, worked down 70
SIS and between the Boards sold az sJl Eue.
v;,b fair amount oi business, declincd :, and Was
dp n, l, in closing sales but was less affected N the
General lreak q tie Stock market than otes isaoies
The Erie roeei,Ss FOR October reported al about
he same NC for the ssme month lat year. The New
Yul Cep.J,I tsg1irgs isr September have to' peer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

stNANSAH Nov. 1.-The O. s. NJ steamship Alabama arr.
Ds.o~ q 10 o'c.cs All night Al well
NORFOLE. Sov. AR. schT. Lane fBr.), y Gays rom
Fau-orh, Jsmsirs bound % NewYOrs with of
sy!ces A. "a . l1mazca condition.
Also ar brgs John Benson fBr) from Hsifax " 8, ara
Western star (Br.l % days frsu Bsr o.does-
Ar. HanP,on Roads brg Cyze from Hssa tDlrs -
Baltimore brig Neptnus from Rio. with coffee.
BOSTON Nov. below bsrk Star King. from AlsIsncnA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

PIYNourH CnuEcH, 8RooNLYs.-Na meeting "i
the Rev. H. W. Beechers Church aud coEgregat On
last evening. at Plymouth Church to consider plans
for building the proposed new church ednoc, over
S,I 600 werc subsci bed The largest subscription
VA. e. GOO. there were one or two OF 5000, and
MANY of smaller sums Tie smallest faVors fran the
friends of the nsi,H,on are GO be recevea and scrip
;s,ued for the same bearing interest Il per cent
payable iu pew rents in the new enrch sAieh Is 70 be
commenced early in January.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

twill be seen that the liabilities Of the Banks Tor
circulation and deposits at this time last year were,
il round numbers, $jS,.OO,OOO, With sl2,9Oo0o0 o.
specie while to-day they are 95,lou,e", with So
zoe OcO OF specie. The loans of The Banks e1ceei
their capital so, ,O0O 900, showing thai they ha',
loaned about 20 e. oe1t. of their deposits.
The following a comparative statement o. the con
dition ofthe New-lorl Banks fcr tie weeks ending
oct - and Oct. 80:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Rs Eve Rda.oaS-2i.N bbs ylosr - pis, A.e-. 80 Z,
Pr .ou isso Co. Chscse ao sa,,-f y DO rob.rre q
Lard - sslss Wo 80 esl-. Cotton SO Bags feed ~ 90.
Lcs-bsr. loo rols d.. Tco Hd@s.
ny NS,a Rre- Bod's-eSfso bblA Yolr SIS do WASH, a
o. Ashes sS Pro,r l4SS5 5csa a-.a o. 90 DO Corr
n 5 20. Ban, y. li.nQl 90. O,A -'