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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18

TEACHERS ISsTITUTE.-THURsDAY.--Called
70 order by the Vice President, c. B. Lock
wood.
After singing a hymn, Prof Peck Of Oberlin
offered an appropriate prayer.
General business being called up the AssoelA-
ton took the form Of "Class Meeting" Mr..
A. J. Spencer Of Newburgh was called out, and
gave his experience, and was followed by Prof.
Peck, who was very interesting.
The regular time for Practical Arithmetic
was taken up by Prof John Ogden Of the State
Normal School, with practical remarks on Edu-
cation.
Recesses occur every hour and We are glad
to see that majority Of the teachers do not SIT
DOING, but 90 into the open air-the gentlemen
to chat, play ball and jump, and the ladies to
cheer and encourage with their presence. We
have the impression that those who join IN
these reereations will make the best teachers;
in fact we believe that the teacher who cannot
Join in the sports of scholars, is not fit 70 teach
Lectures followed On Arithmetic BY Mr..
Smith. On Grammar by Prof Garfield, and on
General Education by Prof Ogden They were
all highly instructive and kept a lively atten-
ton.
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Agricultural.
GRASS SEED.

GRASS SEED
100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
IOO Timothy Seed just received at the Cleveland
SEED store aue5 J. STAIR 4 SON
WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
wv DFSTROYFR-This IS the uOsf effecfual erass for
ubauinr marshlard known 4 VIII Weld to three
tons Of good hay 20 the acre For sale b -
auE5 y SIAlR & SON
II ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, OR
IN chard Grass and Red TOP Seed Of pure qualitv
ALWAYS Re fouad al No. OntariO street
j STAIR A. SON.
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BIRD SEEDS.

NM II M Il % OC1 IAIOGL III n
w fresh supply Of Canary, uD. Rape. Nj lett Lei
tuce. and Nav SEEDS. all o which clean and Fure II
Uish 20 keen your Bds healthy feed them upon none
but clean pure seed For sale mixed or separste.
] STAIR / SON.
aug5 No. OntaTlo street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

An address was delivered by Prof Ogden on
the Science Of School Teaching His lecture
was full of thought and instruction. A lecture
on Physical Geography followed from Mr.. d ;.
Chamberlain. Il was full Of interest.
After intermission, the class IN reading was
drilled by Mr. Ingersoll By request "a Parr-
hasius, was recited at the close Of the exercises
The time for writing by request of the instructor
was taken up by Prof. Garfield with very in
Renious lecture on PhysiOlgy.
The largest church Of SolOn has been crowd
ed during the day with wide-awake teachers =
We are glad to notice that the lectures and IN
struction so far have been eminently practical
and instructive In the evening the COngrega-
tional Church was crowded and packed at an
early hour. a demand was made that another
house be opened and two lectures be given, but
it was not thought best to divide the interest,
which compelled many to 90 away, not beng
able to gain admittance. The exercises OF the
evening were opened with song from the So
Ion Glee Club. 1t was the Stage Coach, and
the "joIt, jolt, JOLT Of the song brought down
the house Professor Brainerd, of Cleveland,
was then introduced, and kept the undivided
attention Of the great assembly for more than
an hour with capital lecture on chemistry
Prof. Garfield was called out aud gave one OF his
good lectures (he never gives anything else)-
At 10 O'Clock the meeting adjourned with great
enthuassm.
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MRS. RoBTNsON's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, TrUmbull Co, May lst 1853
This certies that have been very health for
years and found little reefafter empOviu number
ri Physicians Ny disease was ProlauSiS Uten had
been reduced BY that and FOu0r Ahus until had become
liberated considerable extent b the advice OF DR.
q " Bushnell procured and took siN bottles OF Marshals
Uterine atholicun which enabled 10 attend TO hus
band IN his last sickness until be ded which about
year have t1ken three bottles hls Dc ath
whch has made able 10 labor and support my family
three chdren The Cafh1lcsu has nearly restored
health. II j. the only thing th1t has afed ny suffer
ing tor which feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and BY
Medicine dealers generally jull2
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The RESTORATIVE Is put up bottles Il three sizes
large, medium and small The small holds half pint and
refais 81 per bottle. Tie medium holds al least twenty
per cent more proportion than the small and etas
s. bottle The large holds quart forty cent more
/ In proportion. ard retalis for 50.
/ D. WOOD & co Pr0prietors ~ Broadway, New
York Gn the great Y Wire Railing estabshmsnt) and
/ ia Market street, St Louis, Bio.
Ard sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
n a ~ I'm
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"DRYlH Ar GwYLIEDYDCr," Welsh Newspaper. }
Ohica- Il Nn.s.n strnaf. Anil II Is5s

Office, l3 Nassau street, April L, 1858. !
PRoF o WooD-Doar Sir. Some month or six weeks
a received bottle OF your Hair Restorative and gave
a. uv wife who concluded her head, little
thinking the time that u would restore the gray hair
lis ornal color. h. and surprise, after few
weeks trial has performed that wonderful effect BY
Ing an the gray hairs 10 dark brown. at the time
beautifng and thrkening the hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative 10 all persons want Of sneh
Change Of their hair. CHARLES CAKDEW.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO7

y.
IL MEN From the N. 7. Daily Ners tEditoriall
We desire 20 call utiOn letter from DR. Joshua
+ Bridge The Health Of American Women, IN anoth
his skill and medical judgment NAV be relied upon
From he Albany MOrHiag EzBrcyS-
arshalls Uterine Catnolcun has proved to be fully
by medical gent emen and others Dr. Bridge regular
physician OF very hne atinments man Of great judgment
ttouer IN all diseases, especially those OF women and
Ton. Physicians.
'AIaIshaIIs U,erae Cstholicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which II ?. recommended"
There Is nomedcine ike II IN this country"
In the 1 have met with Nfarshalls
Uter1ne Caihohconi Is . GER am and safe remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CArHOLICON
Is unhesitaIugly oeret liable remedy al those
complaints which everV Is iilhle and which grad
u1liy affect the mind well the body that thr K
possihIiiy- Among the complaints for which The Caio-
COZ Is remedy Failing Of the Wonb Whites. Sup
h1na IONS and Diseases Of the kidneys OF Urinary Or
gaus Retention lncnuucEce OF Uiue. Heartburn. Cos
seness Nrrvousness Faintinss Palpitaiidns, Cramps
Bs urtcd Seep and all troubles, aulc ahetlc
connected VITA The uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
Or with spine liver OF lung cspaluis arc invited 70 adj
dress DR. BRIDGE with fuil coufdeuce that they will
md relief harshal's Uterine Cathocun l. not quack
medicine, but ingredients have known the
Medical Colleges sud they a. the service 0f any
spectacle physcian IN the country.
Tis price Of ALARSHAL LIS UTERLNEf CATHOLE
con Is One Dollar ant HatfBer siagie botle.
WEST BEDFoED Coshocton Co May u, 1851
Mr II b knssley, SRI have been selling the med-
Of the Graenberg company for the last years.
have invariably found them 10 good satisfaction; and
as their and coffee and with trade N have 0ec
a ape article MarShalrs Uterine CaihDlron j.
cine thar has done great amount Q good in female dssas
bsne6 from bottle than She dil from long Of
medical treatmenth by the most skillful physicians
,-,-. 49,, Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
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DR.. P H. RICoRD.

For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No q superior street C.eyeand, who will supply the
Annie de Femme a. the ProprietOr's Pnoss.
aulO dSwly6
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Drp Gooos.

sepI7 Ell BALDWIN co.
NEW GOODS
Opening Daily at g5 Superior Street.
BEST, FREE.H.f.V' S' co.
Rich aud elegant Fall Silks.
Broeade Silks, in black and colors.
Foulard Silks, in blue brown and black
Valencias. Poul de Chevere..
Toll de Chene. RistOri.
French MerinOs, in all cOlors,
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured MerinOes.
Plain and Striped Grenobles.
All Woel Delaines and Cashmeres.
Mouselin and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints.
BRoCHE.
STELLA,
WOOL, &
DIANTILLA
SHAWLS,
Also large stock of BROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
JUST OPENED.
sePl6 BEST, FREEMAN & co,
RECEIVED TO-DAY,
LADIES' WOOLEN HOSE,
Ribbed and Plain, all colors.
! CHILDREN'S WOOLEN HOSE,
/ - Plain, Fancy, and Plaid.
CHILDREN'S HOODS
sep4 LADIES' HOODS.
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5petiaI Notices.
t8- "TO SM0KERs q CHEWERs,"

y For Gas Fixtures and Fating-Ayyiy
Fegg Easporfl & Co., los and lOI Superior street.
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PRoF o. J. Wo1D-With confdence do recoinmenI your
Hair Restorative beng the mOst ecaci0us cle ever
sa Since using Hair Restorative, my hair and whis
kers which were almosr white have gradually grown dark
and now feel confident that lev applications will
restore them their natural color n has also relieved
Of all damlruf and unpleasant itching among
persons who persIire freely J. c. kILBY-
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PROP WOoD-Ahout two years ago. nv hair commenced
turning cray; fast hcming bald and had trfed many
remedies effect. commenced using Restorative
January last; few application fastened hsi firmly
l. began % MI 40. grUW out and turned back fHmsr
cldr-b ac Al this isful restore o. lis urgilal
c0lur health, and appearauce and cheeruly rocomneud
/ its % all J. ID. HOES
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S. X MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
by all good Druggists.
GAYLORD & HAMMOND.
WILLIAM FISKE,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. IS, Is5SI
pI.IN NnnnN-I,IE,--..I

SS@ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
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nlr0ifines.


lIIIsII7ITT1 III ; 2 u -I-7- 30
DR.. Mann 4 Col have sOld a large smlluI OF your
AGUE BAISAM IN this yiciHry. and from personal
know dee o. &C. lirve i tn itt r.uiy fr Cli L.
Feyer auI A-ae shat hren said IA CUR Stale
RESPECTFULLY NouEs, q. A. HYDE,
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MARRIED..

ALDEN-CHlLDs-On Tuesday, Dec. = at the fierepout
street BAPTIST Church Brooklyn the Rev. James Hodge
d. D.. of bIdrepor Com. J. Dean Alden 10 Miss Mary j.,
eldest daughter u Geo. c. Guilds, esq.
DOWSES- OWYER-On Sunday Dec. S. ct ST. Apdrew's
Church, by the Rev. Father Curau Mr.. William Downes TO
Miss Mary 0wyer, both Of thls.'ity.
EDW,R0S-FRY-OD Monday Dec. G a. Albany. n Y, by
the Rev. DR. T. l.. Magoon c. A. Edwards Of New York =
Mics Mary A. Fry Of Albany.
PP-WAINWRIGHT-OD Tuesday Nov. 80, al the resi-
Of the brides fstbeI Jacob Knapp Deborah e.
oily dsugi ter Of Edwin Wainwright, Gag
KENYON-KIETH-On Monday. April T. by the Rev. John
Brush Capt. Wells Kenyon 10 Miss Lizzie kietb al OF this
city
PRAEGER-CARR-On "Wednesday, Dec. ], BY the Rev Mf.
KaIt~sosiiz William Praeger. ssa 70 Absei' envy dSnsn
ter Of Emanuel Carr esq, formerly OF Baltimore, Ad.
PIRCY-vAN WINKLE-At Bergen. N. j., en- Tuesday Dec
In the Reformed Dutch Church, by the Rev b. e. Taylor,
d. D. Robert Percy Of New York 10 Sarah j. daughter OF
Ii. late j. 4. Van Wrinkle Of Bergen.
RAAsTED-ROBART-Ip Brooklyn Thursday. Nov H.,
by the Rev H. nIchs Nj Charles Roasted OF Chsflston,
&C 10 Miss NJ Robsrt Of Brooklyn
sINHOTT-ELA-At Darlington Station, Cooke County H.
on "Wednesday a. the reside Of the brides futher
BY tb. Henry Coyie Jonn sinno eel = MSS DelIa
Al dau.hter Of George Fla ESD, all OF Darlington
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DIED.

HArIsIR-In South Brooklyn, Sunday evening Dec . at
81 o'cIock sarah r. Bausr wife Of John Baahf, aged u
DuDGEON-AtN No 100 West Seventeenth street on Monday
Dec d, Frances Dddseon, ssed 81 years
EERRlS-On Mouoey evening Dec D. Richard M Ferns, IN
x, o aud che relatives and friend. Of the family and Of his
brothers. Vim. j. Levi IT, james L. aud H-hry Stuart are
invited to attend bis funeral "Wednesday, Der = a.
ecloci D. NJ the resdenoe Of his brother Levi Su
No. 1913 East Twenty6rst street. His remains Will be In
TERED in Greenwood Cemetery
FEELEY-At No 40 West ThiIt, sixth street on Monaay
Bspane King County Ireland, aged 10 gears aud Iiohths
HaodFRrY In Brootyn on Monday De-. o. OF congestion
JACKsoN-In this city, Monday, Dec g. amer short H.
pt'. Mary T. Jackson eldest daughter Of M'' Sarah A
bs and friend. OF the family Invited to 'eGd her
invitation.
KEELrR-on Tuesday Dec Anu T., wife Of John Kceer.
Tue relative. and friends family also the members Of the
Allen street Presbyterian Cpurh respectfully mwted 20
attend her funeral this "Wednesday ait moon at o'clock,
fiOm No Sc Edriose without further invitation
TO-. R,b, Rev Henry T.tirs ondcrsont D. D. Bishop
Dlocsse of wanna in the 7h gear Of his age
A No. S, MGgTn .1es so or Of W a. aSd
Jane Robertson, aged years, month and days
ROGERS Brooklyn, Saturday morning Dec, Charles
Warren iDaui son of Charles r. and Kate e. Rogers aged
month ard - days
sIsE-At No $50 Front street Sunday Dec after pro
saSS, ''"''' " ''-''' IL '''' ''' . ''
gHtsMAN-Iu wilam.bursh, Sunday evening Dee. =
aged year, month and ~ dsys
SLOCUM-At No % Carnsine street, on Sunday Dec ;,
Hamlet Mstlos wife Of John j. Socum, aged ~ years.
NOR tbs and 10 days.
SNITHIn this city, Monday' morning Dec s. Of bron'
chs Elizabeth Telct of the ae Andrew Sm'h Of this cy'
aged 72yesIs
SWEFNY - In Brooklyn, on S1ndoy Dec. s. Nv. Owen
sweeny ased years formerly Of CiOGsheen County FPPe'
rary Ireland.
ToRRY-ID Brooklyn Monday, Dec G, William b. TORY
wIssTiSGHsM@on Tuesday morning. Dec l. Valentine,
infant sOn q Jeremiah and Elizabeth '. NintughalD
The friends Of the family sten the
No. % Willow street, Brooklyn this day sth Inst
Of O'Clock N.
RHlTIN0-At Manu- Conn, Thursday Dec. AFTER a
shot Illness, MR. Catherine r. wife Of Samuel 3 Whiting,
aged 50 year.
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MarLe,.-Pcporfed bv Tshgrapl

SAVANNA Dec 6.-CoTToS-SAes TO-DAY ,SO0 balet, e.
fr price market closing with cccnus Tendency
CHAKLEsToS. Dec 7CoTTo>-sslos TO day, $40 bales toe
market closing with decline o. &C. on the hsacst pui e i
wtek.
Pau AprIPHiA Dec. 7-FIouR quiet at s. ". WHEAT
6u; Gales of 200 bash RED al ~ and White al PSI
81 40 dull; Of 1900 buh. southern 9, g.! o5ic.
NAlsgsY hrm al 2bGx6c.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 6-CorToN-The sales today loot up
7NU bales hreT prices but not quoesy higher SUGAR
The mArtet doll dechn- Of &C. for fair qualities MoiAs
sLs-Pfces bey. Teoeded g. " gall quote Tar q y A.
70 i>ps> Com Is enoios cownssrd sales to-aJ ~ vc
fsEiSHrs-totioO 20 Liverpool 9-lti
ChicAGo Dee 7OuT FLops market IL firm a. former ia.es
WHEAT IL siso held firm, COgS steady OATS dto
REcEPrs-<ea bb flpur 500 busn Wheat so bush. COrn
BUFFALO Dec -rhsro hss been only Ian Tel temsnn 70
tLOlk tudsy aud We nave chsig- s'oLs
ssts 10 lots - the trade - 81 f.
good "a choice eSrAs - % for double extras. WHEAT IL
Sod Modesto donSrc and market srey s,es bosh
waite Mabifsa a. al Is CoKN IN nod.rsts d-msno aad hu
is oas Il safes So bush. e. Nothrz d,us ID ,ihe
Ss.1s WBlsAY 25 Dressed Hoes poaty aad mako
fIoURsaes go bbls demand hight but holders stoot
Lot large bit comprises fan variety BUokwHEAI fLoVg
.uohan.ed s1d in Ordinary request CoEN MAI u6Uiz
ltV ios GRAIN ssiyey CUL some t,o IL a|ry 70
NHfAr but prices .bJve the sics OF mlels CoRN held
5c ,ales 40" bush stse. OATS a. &c measure. Toto
Canada held Sc. weight No sales OF BAILEY
repsrt The receipts not large strictly pr He sce nush
nsnc y l5c and wbs; 10 called Nc Ills al &C n65,
N. 2s CALL a. 4t0+2c. ko;hinz doing IN WHISKY. Hoes
inquiry continued far but WITHOUT quotations osy
e. -hssnce Of receipts
CkCINSA1L Dec 7BoGs sre unchanged but mich easier;
ses Of e0 ~ sea 81 Is Mass PoRk actisc sales ooV0
for flt delivery sl7 5oaSs, latter f1r delivery iu
HsTcb. BUix nrsr-Saes 4 5oooOo N at easc LARD 10
Era. 81 NGIlia OlhsT articles aIe GEebsnscd.
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Ctesie'ie, Crosea. Por,l.us n 2. crouv.n.c,,-
W. o'p,. r'isc'l Ph's Pvnins va
sh'l'-J',t s'',,t H"ssu. y, =. Ors.n. J. s,t,
It.u p.en, blsa~, Mobe J. Thoup-, n'. Nrpas 49, j.
Ma Or.sn. d Oso.D. ~ ''-''' N-.% IRA
Ears.-Jsr's hhs s,-vsrs. New Or..n.- J. " H.,
lr~'ef, t'ru'rts Nrw Orislrs = n Brsb,rn .osi
Osfn Gisss1w Hnlubu- 4 H1,i., "@~ho~il
bngs-haTy AsEs Aue., Mobile Post, Smith l. :, =,
n O.. >'sfrci'. EsFsrs. ". w R1.s-N a.. a.. %
ellA harp.ss Cook jolt, ss acid S. JoAn. p r. HI
brnckusGS c.. 49, ~ y.
s,boouers-Hrle = Derri-s,op. savannah Nccr,,.
Co; Adele, God. Ctruhua Civ. u c Mlrr,y. ssSs
Nfc-n, AeSsudris Ac., >aHCrd 1se r,mou,s a.
iiss. Fos'sn Dsstoi -pssu- " D. carsir va.
slor Merrill -hbou owe Brsneh. Nics-r.on Vt
n. trcer~ooo ". II. Smith, Conshn. wguis,,n 20
tTtady Noit Co. pot's Bride. Cotcr rsrp.mhSco -
''ii E~'ien Light, MeCulccb, HAiss, J. 5 Wa,se,
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WINTER At TIE VEST

letter before US, dated Manchester Deia"S'e Co.,
Iowa Nov. 2s rays: r
VIZ Va 49,. lad some Winter weather. Friday,
49, Hd,h The mercury wss below zer,; had bat 70 II
fair h month s s%Gs a and S% aSoay me mercury
a Ir,er from Whitewater. Wis, Nov. 30, saya:
1.-THE weather for The past few weeks, in this sec
,o, has been extremely cold and stormy for this sea-
sou Of the year The thermometer has ranged a. lo"
ms zero attues. We have some snow nov, bnt not
snough 10 make comfortable sleigong Thi-, the last
Ssy of Autumn, presents smiling face, aod gives
sood promiss OF beautiful Gpeuirg 20 our inter- th
fky being clear and the atmosphere cool but pure and
bracng.'
A ttter from Toldo Ohio Nov. ~, speaks OF the
extremely dpegreeable state 1.-THE month oil No'emoer
tb,,e-reip snow rnud-rnuch but no sleig hing.
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Disasters, &c.

NOZZLE Dec. 2-Te Bremen schr Th-rns. Css seeiTSis
from RIO de Jsne!I0 with cargo Of Offer, % Ne'., -
BIZ . cot ashore sands Island s,..t~i of BY steamer
loss of Le.l. By telegraph to Egsooe "ssrf -,
BsIrinoRE, Dee iThe Sorth CaTohDs - -,
Norfolk IN collision. lat lgnt q, o'clocs Win ny 80
Dr sbgEo, beuct tot ko';irds0 on Annspoha y
tack sIc sppsrwcTks, ALL shlp's bossrnii =" 'Ns'
g.ls -.
Bosros Dec The scSr HacJon fom Benso' isr - -.
wen. s,hor, Cepe r. zsbe,s sa'uitsy b,en m isJ
viii BE- total loss Crew saved. CARO- ~ iom 49, -
etevec By TELEGRAPH 70 r4i"o"o !" o..
Bos1os Dec The .chr. Ca,sis, f'om S-sf i1 ne
en- went ashore On the rock. MsrnococA Po1t y -
act Of 9Th, sl.r dischargllg part os ess'' S@'s
rtcr a.
sr GEoRcs's Bermuda Nov. 1.-THE An eys :, 20,
Chspc.r Cube found 10 Spain Win eafeS -. 80
uTug the ,e gale had her mats carried away s - ~
.tl arg.d; 2.0 tales of obscso partly d1nsse''
.tslciion. The vessel wi! b. rctited. ~ ,u.,., I'D
ST. 0toRCrs Berruos, Nov p "A .nrvey rs u.s. IN ,rv
on tie ship Germ rdo previously reported snd sh
baby escbg. rert Of coon.toz o. op y, -
crocssIy, Ac al Of which Las been badly dAinseee "
ST VEIFkI o., y The tars Ceres OF Seu- &c Y .4rrc
arr here on OF VI from suusa bog1d 20 Oeros VIZ
Of pepper hayina experienced very h-svy w.,or s,rs
Core ii Good HOPE AID .prgng ssss Cargo VII p ~
Owner VI vessel pei register, Jacob Putnam 81 sAe"'
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WnI.cK's TnEATER. Tomorrow evening Mr..
Wallack for the first time IN two years, oppears again
before the public Tue play selected is Tee Mer.
chant # Venice &" to produce which, style hitherto
anstempted III this city, pains have been spared.
The scenes are al new and the dresses and appoint
metts Of the most gorgeous description. Portions OF
the teAt commonly omitted have been restored, and
the Princes Of Morocco spd Auagon, who in modern
acting versions entirely stricken out, will appear
with troops OF attendants fun Costume. OF cor.-e
Er. Waleck will enact Shylock and the rest of the
characters ae to be sustained by the leading members
u the Company.
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ny telegraph.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 6-Tbe y 8 81 .tesn.hip Colsmss
Berry sizraiec bound IL a. oeock this ,M'ass '
THAR ship Allsrce, Liverpool bark o J. Cbsf>e ~
Cardiff eoupc ~ Esssn, inside Chasteain IN c'Dq q
u desth e Cart H. Sbhop resident Of sesfsRHI ~
ksd Nov. IS, oy ial ou IN. III, Doty % o'H~
In the ofinE ship Greenwood.
Below-Two spsris br1.s. G,
NORFOLK De-. TAR schs d. W. f5r'dF' iTn ?.
Bsts and Aels from Porto Rcoi the latter bound " wv
York H.
sAYANSkH Dec. 81. ST. stsam'6p Alabama - ~.
EewYoik arrived TIE baI g; II "eoek SATURDAY o,.
aue OF her What ~ ocok Yesterday. bayins been ess
BY fog. Al well sh p souA"Hd, Liyerpooii L-"'S
l.. G!ssly, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

w.re is.a-c rd.ems ~. in l-6i srd 1860, 70 th- ~
Ten, oi 9 800 CO., Tiess bonds were -oli IN N""-
Yuk ~ n. MUM. TIE maosgsment - tae S''S
u,eref. N the Bank ras v,-.-3 ~ lss n boi1
csed the Ccmn,s s,or-rs Of ID. Sinkng rnnd WHO'D
,x- iro g. rsl-ted # the pce-de. o. the >,afe bsnH
r tie tine being. snd tie four directors II the As
Bank appointed b. the State. We have just resi
reIor- made by tee Commissioners OF the s.nhihs
Fund 20 the Legislature of Inciana aoy ia session.
from which Il appears that uad-r the excellent msn-
sc.n. n OF the State bsIk and OF the osnkinS tdnh
Commissioners. the scclmulasions OF ina, ianh'
s,er paying of the entire lpsn q sl,5"VV Z" Il
Interest ard cxpenees give clear net gaia ct s@A'o
go g. to when u.y be- aided the ~ OF sii U3i rs
due from the State Of Indiana for interest on v%iouS
SIMS l,n, g. to ths State, makios a total OF bet
poft wien - j. j. paid, Of 4? 7S6Ni 36-a re-nt, we
ttut, unlaralls ed II The history OF banking. Much
credit .or ibis result il due 10 Mr.. j. W. Ray, who has
been Cashier If the s'ate Bark from ~ org -nzation
I'D 20 tie preseb' tine clerk and one az the n1sncel
a. eni. Of the SIkicg Funo Board Mr. Ray Is pox
CASHIER Il tire new stste Bank. The above money
goas into the Common School Fund Of the State under
the charter.
4 bill has been flei IN TIE Ksn;on Circut Cont by
the "ircome bordhclicrs," II have a Receiver ap-
pointed Tor the Covlpgton and Lexington KY Raj
road il order tina. its profits may be applied to the
paymert Ct their bonds aui the floating debt, in
Interference TO those Of tue second and third mortgage
bondholo.rs. The foati z c.bt is $4,000, aud the
ircon bonds smouut 10 100000 Special FERN OF
tie Court i. ordered to be held al Coynyton, u inst,
to hear this apolicat,p. similar proceeding has
been cvmmepc,d in tie Fayette Circuit Court by tue
second mortgage bondbolders, to have receiver ap'
pointed for thtir bereit.
We understand that the connection between the
New.Jerey Contra and Lehigh Valley Roads and the
PENNSYLVANIA RI de vii De made in the c)arse OF
Jspuaiy neat by the completion OF the Ink between
the Leigh Valley aud the Rec.ins Rotds, the con-
,ction between the latter and the Pennsylvania Cen
,fsl betg already made.
Tie Directors Of the Atlantic ard G'est Western
Railroad met at Mansfield ON Wednesday las, and
ORG snzed as follows: &. l.. Ward, President; Marvin
Kent Vic, President f. Z. Brainefd, Treasurer; j.
NJ. Ward, Secretary; Wm. Cjomal, j. ii. Chamber
lar Dr. Bushnell, Marvin Kent, Executive Com
mite e.
We make the following extrac. from Edward Bills
Flour al d Grsin Circular:
u IRELAND,