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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
GOULD SEMINARY,

GOULD SEMINARY, MNIS HARRIETTE J. and MISS SOPHIA A. her interest in the above named institution respect fully solicit the patronage of this community. The Winter session will commence WEDNES DAY, November 3d.
 For circulars, containing terms, &c., please ad- dress Miss H. J. Styles.
 Litchfeld, Oct. 5, 1858. 243t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
SKow's Pens.
ROBERT E. sw AN,

\ boy 12 years of age, indentnred to me by the eway from my service Saturday, October 2nd. do hereby forbid all persons harborng or trusting him on my account but will not pay one cent to any man who shall bring him back.
 WILLIAM PARRISH. Washington October 4, 1858. 24s
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
LADIES, FAIR,

FWVHE Ladies of Milton will hold Fair at the
 IA house of Mr. S. STEVENS, on THURSDAY
 AFTERNOON and EVENING, Oct Fist, 1858, for the benefit of Trinity Church. dinner will be provided at o'clock in the afternoon also. sup per in the evening. If the weather be unpleasant on Thursday it will be held the first pleasant day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
Millinery a,ld Dressmaking.

SHeHE subscriber would return her thanks for the very liberal patronage with which she has been ia vored in ihe past and hopes by constant aten ton to business 10 merit continuance of the same.
 She has now returned from New York with a very large and varled selection of Millinery and Fancy Goods, comprising Hats, Ribbons. Flowers Plnmes velveis, Satns Silks Chene les, H, ad Dresses Caps EmhroderIes, Dress Trimmings, &c &c.
 N, B. Particular attention paid to Dressmakina.
 Mrs. H. M. BALDWIN.
 West Cornwall, Sept 20, 1853 xxii6t*
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21

n ISTRICT OF NEW MILFORD, ss. Probate HD Court. Septe 9th. 1858.
 Estate of DAVID OSBORNE, late of New Milford, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Mill ford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate repre- sented insulvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Dr. GEORGE TAYLOR and SHELDEN BLAeKMAN, both of said New Milford, Com missioners to receive and examine said claims
 Certified by SAMUEL D. ORTON, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the store of Shelden Blackman in said New Mil ford on the 9th day of December, 1858 and on the 9th day of March, 1859 at o'clock in the afternoon each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 sapEeE sapiDEN ThLleki hIacRmAs, Commissioners. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to B HENRY MERWIN, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
NOTICE,
Assessors Notice.

NNHE inhabitants of the Town of Litchfeld u liable pay Taxes, are hereby requested to de liver either of the Assessors the Town Clerks Office in said Town, before the lst day of Novem Der pox properly attested list of their Polls and other Taxable Estate by them possessed the ls day of October 85S Persons atiesfing to their Lists within said time. cannot avail themselves oi an appeal from their assessment to the Board of Relief , ing on either ot ths Assessors at the Town Clerk GEORGE COOK,
 CYRUS S. FULLER,
 AUGUSTUS MOREY, { Assessors
 GEORGE CURTIS,
 GARRY G. POTTER,J
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
BROKE INTO

1ESHE enclosure of the subscriber on the 1st inst
 4 a red two-year old STEER, with no artificial mark The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away. B. LAWTON.
 Goshen, Sept 36 1858. 2303t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
WOLCOTT INSTITUTE.

YHvHE Winter Session of this School com -H mences NOVEMBER 3d, to continue 2l weeks.
 lew day pupils can be received.
 The Rector pre- that it is unnecessary to emu merate the advantages enjoyed by his pupils, for neL actual and moral cuvatinn; or specify what etfrs will be made by him and his assistants. render those entrusted his thorough and accomplished in the several branches of educa ton, which their plans for life may indicate as most essential.
 For circulars, please address
 Litch6eld. Oct. II, 1858. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21

The College Journal of Medical Science, A MON rHLY MAGAZINE E of 4S pages conduct. "A ed by lhe Faculty oi the Eclectic College of Med cine, is published One Dollar Year, payable in ad vance, The volume of the Journal commences with the year. Communications for su srrptior or for specimen nu mbers. should be directed to
 Dr. C. II. CIEV BLAND. Publisher,
 Is l39 Seventh street, CinciI na,i, o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.

FHyHE subscriber has taken a room over C. -A Smiths store where he is prepared to make to order Gentlemens and Ladies Boots and Shoes of the best quality share of public patronage is re- spcctfully solicited. s. G. BEACH.
 Litchfeld Sept. ?, 1858. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21

TEHHE Court of Probate for the District of Litch-
 E field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors tc the Estate of ALANSON HALL, late of Litchfcd in said dis trct deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglecting to pre- sent their accounts within said tipe properly attest ed, will be debarred recovery. Ali persons indebt ed to said estate requested to make immediate payment to BEEBE $. HALL, Administrator,
 Litchfeld Oct I, 1858. 236
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age

GS" See Advertisement of Dr. SANFoRD's LIVER 1NvIGoRATER."
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21

lg- ASSESSORS BLANKS for sale at this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-21
AMERICAN & FOREIGN STATIONERY

which we furnish by the Year, Quarter, Month, or sin. gle copy.
 We also Mail Newspapers and Magazines to any part of the country al publishers prices. If you wish for any Newspaper or Magazine just enclose in let. ter us the regular subscription price, and we will send it to your address, for year, Postage Free
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Markets-Peportei 6v Telcpr0D6.
- ~ I7' - - a = ''1F7'''
HosrLE, Nov l5-Corros depressed GALES Of 100 "a

700 Caes,
sAvAsSsH, Nov lS-CoTroN firm; .ses Of /. 800 bsl,s
PHLiDELPBt, Nov l5-FLoUR firm. WHEAT active.
White 81 ga 49i Red 81 ga 80 Coss scarce sae IN
advanced q, 3. a2ic.
BsLTIsosE. Nov l5-tLouR quie. and steady WaE.T in
VISIONS firm aud unchanged. WHISKY quiet.
deln.nd sales Oo6 tb - - g. f good 70 choice
Gperne Wisconsin, s5 Is for .'od to choice extra nd.n.
WHEAT in fair demand and or prne market firm uediu
and lew srad, hesy .se 2 eco bush :. s:s fer Awaaks.
% PRIME White Cansisr. Com dull and held sc
BIaLfY ds. and hed at eods'c without sales RYE lin
quiet and nominal sc WHISKY steady ssles 80 bbs s
10 @ sca s Fl oa .s''s sa.s sts Is s
fG shsSs5' x e:ns @ iSf S sas '1o. o t.Hs n s o Ss:
Albany, Nov. I-ss p n-PLorR: good BRAID. scare, de-
usnd fsir ard bold,T' firm Noting dolns in wHrsr snd
LEY scarce demand fcr strictly prime better Inferior neg
lectsd sAs SO bush Orleans Counts 7o $500 do
900 tu.h Corn $500 bu.h wb,. ana q 600 bush Barley
o.wr:o Se. i-s p p-FLocs 10 sood demand for 6 .ss
for tie different grader Of choee extra and double
s sa'sf IS %rs5 k.5 s, f . f M l Hs s .a. .'
esn "a fox s'Tal %, Canada sPrnE cosN very .c%oe;
and sakLLY pOthirs doing H.l rEEcHrs He,ay: flour
80 :, 40 ws.s' se Com e. 70 NeSfort Lob. IssosIs-
4co boz. Flour isoo bush Wheat 25o Oush Corr, Geo
bcst Barley.
a-sneed Oue thousand Cesre sold a. So - ordeyery
ano,g s nseves paw preGi Previous % hi. they
Lave dong J1do Aese Should the continuation
succeed more Premiums vtl be paid RECEIPTS since
sstordsy; S0o. WHISKY tis With active sld buoyan.
market sa.. at Is.c osher articles Unclaimed
CHICAGO Nov. l5-sLous al-e' Wheat dull aud declined
ic. sales CoRS arse sales st 6lc. OATS steady
SHIPMENTS % BuFFLo-i.o bs Flour a. go bc.h WEes,
loco bush. Corn SHIPMENTS g. Osw ego5co bush Wheat.
k' oEiPrs-7to bbl, Flour, $500 bush Wheat, 800 br,h.
Corn.
NV OELFaNs Nov. Is The receip's OF the Vanserbi's
dsy lad esec. upon the CorFoy aket sale,
add 500 tales a. uncAensed prices AoL,ssLs PIC. Rio
CosTEE fru Prime lie. f1riGHTs: Cotton 20 Liverpool
s-td. sesHsI Ar very saIee AL they demanding large
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
MARRIED..

BRADY-TAPPEN-On Saturday evening, Nov. L. by the
Rev Dr. Kesoe stephen Brady TO Hannah Weeb Loppen,
daughter Of David Tsppep, esq, oil Of this city.
WLEs-MATTHEWS--In Olive Township, Friday,
Nov BY the Rev w. IT. Van Doren Mr.. Eh,ah Cowes Of
Hadley Mas Miss Mary Schuyler youngest daughter OF
Geo w. Matthew'S esq, Of that county
.HODwITT-CASEY-OnS Sunday, Nov H. BY the Rev. B. NJ
Adams at the Pssonsge No lee Duane street New York.
Mr. Thomas Hodwtt Of Hsvre France and Miss Ann Casey
Of Queens County, Ireland.
the residence Of the brde's
brother No II amond street Thursday Nov. H. BY the
Rev Joseph r. Thompson, Mr.. John Hslowc of Glasgow
Scotland, to Mise Serena A. Farohld Of this city.
IPARKHURsT-B Monday, Nov. IS, at the
residence of father, by the Rev. Dr. Lyon, Mr.
Branerd eldest Brainerd ESQ., Of this city
Albany papers please copy.
sTHOMPsON-COLEGROvE- Troy, on Thursday, Nov H.
BY the Rev. J. N Parker, joseph Thompson OF EewYort
10 Miss Caroline r. Colegrove Of Troy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Passengers Arrived

IN stcamisip ydHdevbW, Jr,m H1r'e on{ S'saasrss-
Charles C. Yeaton Gen. Hsls-y Ten Brock cnd s-rrs
Nurgwyn Mrs Beckett child aud servant W. panss ana
lsdy Ada Clare Mrs. Rsdhelf Col w X Bond, Mr. Of.ts
Mills son and daughter; DR. W. r. Smith, Miss 3 Asrin
Bersrd r. NJ Lean lady end children: Msp hay sud
Sack.t, Emily Ker,on Ms Lockwood. dse chiTes ss
vAnt Ab, Dung and lady. W. Loctard, mother and dsre
Denhs1 A. Kahn. Mr. Pa,tersor. COuser and afy NJ w.
Palmer, Mrs Hoosland g. Scerborourh, j. and MsN Nra
ds, G Hecbabata and sister Caim-hch, stvseasps,
w Brochmsn and daughter, =; Mitene-rser z rho~s,
Mons Bagenow, p Lins,s Cescn G. d" oo,edo Csrss
tes Monte sad wife Miss J. Tolss J. James Madam
Bowen, A. Ysamst Marques, Ferret Mi.' N A. Elho,
W. Millsrd w II. Foreman, X Hooper. M Mson aud aix
W Fritz and lady w J. Bushby Mrs. Rssrd. s.s-r, v
Smith, Daniel Hunt. p Richari.on w Ford. NJ D..s,
Botep. Mr.. Rhodes, Nero, Miss Schubert, o. farb.r
B.lpger Mrs Louise Psustesn Ma l. Sprcw and ch.i
Hosman. n. Hillsusn r. O. Bokeu, Misc Boken q HGrt
T. limerick L Crack, J. Riede C. Busar. W. Hank
A. Lsrsy. Jscomet. w. L. FTuvit, Da""e, d. Wconnsa
McCarty A. Tsmbowry. =. Crnp M caVsirie. Lossa.
thsll W. Li-nksuf c. Lanbourrsu, Rg. Chrys,. NJ
voygerd Mr. Gilbert, II. safgu-i, Sophie Poisson Ma is
Fritz H. w. Night Dom. Geni7l. Mise Enst-n. kshn ets
and child P. Scbynei Ter, C,vy " Lpcsnsrds, q Orb,
lady and child Mr.. C. Roche Mr.. Hey-rmsu aud dslfsr
J. O. Hasnlen, A. Prism q. Raxoux. A. Derby Brhts
Mrs Lapg and daughter Mrs dc Murssno aud chLd Ms
Wioco. Miss Preset Miss Wspsewau Mr. Miro. lsAy sai
child W. Brack and daughter, Miss Fon.p s.ss.
mon, j. Logst Mr. Oswad. Whitemsn. A schpnk, Mo-.
sol and ssu C. Jesnnerst Gen.il Ducommop Be- b.
nier-Is9 cabin eod 80 forward cabin. To.,l 3S
In s,eamship Philadelphia from Nee Orleans aad Rnaas-
DR.. John r. Tnorp and lsdy. Cspt 6lp.,rcs, Csr- Z
Jenkins julius Opponberg Cherries w beckmsn Mrs heyst
Mr. Il Wsrenulacher snd two children.
From Harana-Mrs. Louss Oarms, H. W. Lewis Crespo,
r. Ruiz, NJ Cordovs Ruez BslSev,. O. Gray Veeas.
nell and lady, A. Pon,, j. p. Ernuen, Christopher Mcns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
DIED..

BoUEEARp-On Monday, Nov Is J. P. BOuasrd. native of
France, in the Goth year of bis sse.
Hs frepds aud those his sonsnlsw Paul Hus and j. B.
Hodernsn are respectfully invited TO s'sra as ga
out further invitation
CUNEINGHAMIn this city Sunday, Nov. II, sfeI long
Cunnnebaln, aged ~ years
CARrhAN-Ip thi, city on Sunday Eov a. Richard Baker
Csr;n aged IS years, 10 months and Is days
DUEBAR-ln this city, Sunday. Nov "A, ofconump.ion
Sarah IT, daughter Of James and Mary Dunbar in the 10Th
yesT o. her
ssvsse Illness. Fslk H. of Francis K and Mary E Gaia
hM sscd 2yesr. month. and IS DAYS. ,.,.
nsI on o.d.y sGv % a. b. b. @ NO in dSs S,s Ess
HOyT-oa Sunday morning. Nov. H. James |. Boyt, in the
TIE snss Of the family arr invited to s..end
vices Calvary Church (,he Rev Dr. Ha'Oeks on Tuesday
mex, at s O'Clock .. m.
HORF&AI.-0n Monday morning. Nov 15 Rober. Stewart,
ssd months and II days. twin Of John b. and AIN A.
Eus~rs em The residence Of hi. psrert No. ss
Grand 'treet jersey City, o'clock to-day 10th inst fne
without further invitation.
JOnEs-Anseue w. Jones' second daughter Asahel and
The retyss and friends family invited TO attend her
heIs "Wednesday the ina inst at No. los Fifth avenue,
xaLEY--en Friday Nov H. at the residence Of her sonin.
h~ Mr. James Bradbury No rs Smith street South Brook
Ssiy native of 1osrs. County LinsIt irsand aud ED
ser Of Michael oRlahsrty Her reuAn'weIe inferred
n Calvary Cemetery Ions Island
LEwIsIn Brooklyn, Sunday Nov H. Content Trsss:d.
wife Of John A. Lewis
McCQNNELL--Iu New.York, Monday morning Nov. IS,
james Mcconnell only of james and Mary Mcconue.
ssed and months -
fhe friends toe family and thcse Of his uncles James VIII
Hem and McCutohsn, respectfully invited 10
send the funeral from the residence Of his parcIts Nc o
Bowery to day, at 2 O'Clock precisely
HcCREADY-On Friday. Nov. i2 Geo. W. McCresdy al old
iohAtian Of this city, the sls' Of b. Aso on
Sunday norniIg Nov IA Lis Geo w. AcCrcady jr E
ths SD OF hissSe.
NONTPELLIER-on Sunday, Nov H. Louise Marie daughter
of Alexander and Louise Montpelier, aged years aud
pontls
NAGLFAt No 2o2 East Thirteenth sycs on Sunday Nov.
IA ia nss Magic, ssed q yeaIa
YATTERsON-At No S2s Bleecker street on Sunday Nov
"a after sho Illness hr Hudaa Pastorssn in the 18th
year Of her
AYNE-In Brcotlyu on Saturday Nov i George P youns
Of Harry snd sarah r Psyie, aged yeaTs ard
"A ,ortha
Raor-In FIsukn Mln Ohio. "a Friday, Nov. S. Hiram
Root, aged Sc years.
uorse New York papers please copy.
Sf1ANNON-On Monday, Nov Is, Sarah NJ wife OF Living
xtcr A. shsnnon 10 the sd year of her age.
T sds Of the family respectfully invited 70 iend the
fuus The residence Of her mo;er Mrs O. Ogden
No 39s fsi6e Nevns sreei Brooklyn, on "Wednesday
aNernoon. Nov. H. at o'clock
TRACYLOn Sunday. Nov H. at the Howard House, Thomas
J. Tracy, ssss 20 years
wARD-i Savannah, on Friday Nov Il, Jane. b wardof
This city ees. syysaus 5. wd aged 80 yesIs and
iEcpils.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Balance TO Nov. is, six dsys........... 63e0,e3
In the Money market notice new features.
Tie supply Of paper continues to be very e eh and it
is taken freely at previous rates y cent not much
of prominent names passing at over 5 = cent. Call
loan. are a y cent. The leading stock houses have
FREE offering at y cent. Some small sales Of Treas
ury Notes, 3 = cent, were made to-day st 25a
20 cents discount. The market is very dull
for those bearing a higher rate Of interest.
The g,est sale of Real Es,s,e prema,urely announced
few days age is confirmed to-day, Mr.. W. G. Lowe
having sold to Edward S. Jafrey, esq his store cor.
per Broadway and Leonard street for the snug sum of
$4CO O00 This store will be occupied by j. K. Jarey
& Sons and s. b Chit.enden & Co. Immediately, and
the premises vacated by Messrs. s. b. Chit.enien &
Co.. in Paik place are leased to Messrs Hoyt Kuight
g. Green. The Manhattan Fire IuFurauce Company
bas declared semi-apnual dividend Of seven and
half dolars per share payable the lst OF December
ALBEIT H. Nicoays regular daily auction sale of stocks
and bonds will take place tomorrow, aesday a: half
past Il clock, at the Merchants Exchange S. Drs-
Ger daily auction sale Of stocks and bonds Will take
place tomorrow, Tuesday, at hapast Il clock, a.
the Merchants Exchange.
We annex letter from the President OF the Galena
Road addressed 10 one Of our evening co,emporanes
We give i, as portion of the Railroad history Of the
times but must express the opinion that il is in bad
taste TO ray the least in Mr.. President T1rner TO en-.
desvor to depreca,e the value of the property month
after according to his own confession, he ami his
friends had sold ou, their stock. suspicious person
might possibly entertain the idea that he and hi.
friencs rear!y ready 10 bay in again, ari ih,
the letter was stock jcbbrg Iuse. We annex s.so
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.... NOV. Is

SLips-Psnarns. Hansen, Galveston, H.nnnss Muller GS
Eng; N. WhiunsD, Colburn, Charleston Sssnh 5on';
Borneo fhtner ChsrIest Nesmh soma German Toss'
sepc, Richmond, w. Whitlock. jr; Main lHam H1et Mo-
bile, kuDhardt Co. Opheus Brem) Wesse Bremen Hea.
IiDes, Muller 0osiins
Bsrks-Ocsan Home, Hinokey. Mobile. Poa, Smith Co
Nirsn;s Hel Bsrbadoes, Smith, Jones Co. Aura Crosby.
Havana II B. tinns
Brss-sandard, Gard St. Johns NJ ~ Dessn;
Kssbdin Ausb-Iy, Bermuda, Brett Son Coz C.rslne r9f
ter Apinwai Panama Railroad Co. Iysnt Lind Fsfnsnaa
Po master Los Amigos (Br Lawson, KiSson vs BALTIMORE
A. ii. Solomon. =, ~
scLoone's-Cbsrles Colgate. Diclerson, "imnson "
D. C. Murray Napoleon. GerGsnd, Sewoere Dsss nv'~'s
SDowdrift Snow Salem, R. W. Ropes Co Bocuh-i' ny
ply Pbaeephs, w Mckee; Stella tS0r.l Lund Caaii,
Homboe Eoaaly Volant, Cooms, Lsgoayr' H. r. S''A
Co.
SIoop-HsIyest, Corwin, Providence, L. Kensy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Is on the eth inst, were as follows:
TotAl...&IsIo7 sol sl2 s4Oss2 s7eo57l4 sls Ses
A compared with the statement OF the previous
week the RI suits are a. follows:

Gov. Brown Of Georgia, in his message, states tast
he is decidedly Of opinion that would be good policy
for the lend her credit 10 aid in h, corstruc-
ton OF such roads may be necessary to develop her
vast resources provided she be made perfectly -ecure
beyond doubt ag.nst ultimate los He states tha, the
Western ard Atlantic Railroad Is going on prosper
oU-y, ard il is believed in future that al necessary
repairs can lie made, all current expenses pronptly
p.id. every department OF Ae road kept in rt-rate
order, All that average OF - 600 month be
paid into the State Treasury from yesr to year. The
Cow rRor is conf1en; Of The sccurscy 0: lis est
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
PASSENGER Sailed

In steamship Borv,'a fo, sutinmnson Hcsrs ssa Has
bwe-O III. kopp Miss Emma Reichelt Camille Anor, N-s
York G. Ward. Hsvre jacob Kes,r aud Jotsap, Mn
pe'ota Marcus Tewees Milwaukee,. Joseph Uh' shoi.e We
copn Auguste Hans Phsdephs; Louis della CheA hafsns
Rose Joaquin Ernest and RsueI,s Joaquin Msisme kyse
PetitdeIre, Msdsme Merc!er Hppoy'e Roche, ssths's
two persons; Franz Urbsuk, George Hosf A. ssps Az.
dre Rsro, A Schneider Autonio Casts Is. B-rssra n
Issa Helene Sche,zh and family. Jscob Grimm. Nchsel Nv
meyer, Charles Wilson. John Coopman Peter Hirnch r.
TbonpsoD, l. Savs,er, Luaeuot. NJ Bstolomi, A. GdpJ
Klein w Psbs J. Schiltger Phiipp R,-hrs A. wsrsf
A. de Ia Basse H. Eber Charles Forchurr Stop Cha.
Lerson Joseph Meter, Christine Pspsot Mstn Sonia h'r
and family job Nef. A. Lepeuf, J. Jarme ant family Fran
Mueller Ferdinand Schumacher, r. Csmon and others In Tho
s;eersse. Total i39.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Ix.pEcTros OF Noy-Coss'ssIoSLo offiohnS
The non-comuv ..ioned officers OF the inneeo,o reg.
rent psraded yesterday, to the nnmoer OF aooa, so
for inspection snd drin. They were COMMANDED ny
Capt Abel Smith, jr., and, after performing the re-
suired nilt ary ms.euvers' were reviewed 10 'he Ny
Hall Park by Seas. Dnrye" ant Crooke and Mayor
Powell. They psraded tarough eae streets tosae muse
Of Do1,ycrth's Psnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Quite large number OF ladies and gentlemen met
last evening at Metropolitan Hail. for the purpose of
organizing Mount Vernon Association.
The meeting organized by selecting Mayor
Gregory as Chairman, and Aid. H.rdenbergh as Sec
retary. Prayer was offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Van
-Cleef.
Mayor Gregory spoke Of the remssness in ref
,ereoce to the purchase of Mount Vernon. While in
Congress. petitions were sent in asking the Govern
mept appropriate sufficient funds for this purpose,
but they neglected to do it. II was at one time in
Il pded thai tbs remains Of the Father of Country
should be deposited in tomb at the capital but this
had also been neglected. He had visited Mount Yer
non and was panied at the decay eve ywhere visible
Mr. Bentley said that he had also visited the tomb
Of Washington and had witnessed it's decay and was
IN favor of rescniDg it from the hands that now have
charge Of il. He accordingly moved that a Mount
Vernon Association be organized, in accordance with
tho cai published by the ladies' of Jersey City.
Addresses pertinent 10 the occasion then made
by Messrs A. o. Zabriske, Robert Gilcbrist ir, A.
s. Hatch the Rev. Mr.. Van Cleef, and I.W. Scudder.
The motion was then adopted and the following
officers were appointed:
Msrs,eys-Mrs Cornelius Van Worst, Mrs D. s. Gregory jr,
Ma steso Mrs Brewer, Mrs Cht.es Fink Mrs. Gordon,
Misc Zabki~ Miss Schuyler Miss Sarah fiichrst Miss Cor
n~ha Davis, Miss Elizabeth Frepch, Miss Kate Ba>
7yeaswer-Nrs. James Williamson
The Vice. Regent for the State Of NewJerseyis Mrs.
Pbebe Ogden Of ElzabethtowD, who has charge and
control Of sll the organizations of The State.
The meeting shortly after adjourned. previous to
which the Secretary read beautiful eulogy on Wash
ington by Gil unknown author.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
r .Ae fret se. Of November were s6,4d, when is
rths larger than for the came perod Ct last NcveuDe,

<r The fret aek If November were slo,f when =
r.,h larger than for the perod Ct last Ncveuoel
The statement of Bank average for ,he week, WITH
The execution of tie it.m of actual deposits. -ho"'
about the results o. tcipated. The statement on INC
whole i favorable for coot naance OF al easy money
market, s toe expansion OF loans cannot be c'n-ideio
n trodert measure on the part of the bank manaseis
Apy ,e,iou. resumption of activity in the business
world could create drain Of dep ,sits which wouia
fo,ce TIE bans- into sh.rp Contraction OF tnef eof
n,oas ines Of oaus end might proiuc4 mlch eth'ei
rsssmeut This re,ump,ion u. business II Is true IS
rot lkay 10 o,cnr for months, but II can a'eey
b. con-deed prudent for banks 20 lend 50 conshieraoe
nronor,op o, their deposits on thirty tn ninety 'ays
which ey are liable TO Dc called upon TO pay on de
,nsnd The loans now exceed those OF any tor ner Pc
nod a.d our banks prssen, the anomaly OF excessive
sion of loans at period of great depression ana
dulness in all departments Of business. The in'e'
.pce s iIresisbs that the loans are forced and ossea
mon Il, desire to earn dividends rather than upon any
.oupd principles of osukng. The loans now embrace
20 per cent Of the deposits, that being the excess
osr.d by tie banks beyond their aggregate capital.
The average specie line shows decline OF $5oo,oV'
but I, gold by the Star Of the West $,1oooOO, not
being included the actual amount in bank shows
large gam The net deposits have increased sl,2oo,W"
Which was unt 1pected after the drafts made against
their balances by Southern banks. The local deposits
must be rapidly accumulatng. In the present table
We give the actual deposits of each bank instead OF as
heretofore the gross deposits, which gives more &C.
,uraie view Of the cou1ton Of the individual banks.
The following is comparative statement of the con-
di,ion Of the New.York Banks for the weeks ending
Nov. 6 and Nov. l3:
Nov. H.
Iasn,...... SIS 2eai9s TGH.5ls Inc. $2ls f25
Sr ri, ........ 1537,355 ~ o3a,H ~ Dec. 2ssfI8
1irculstiou.... 8l@s5 7s754D Dec. 2iI,5l3
U,posi,,.......... i0a2l7.H9 l09 25s, ,I9l ......
Gngrswn o.po,i.s s73l9i2 s85i252 Inc. ,2i4, ,o79
IT.. ,f tho Rank since INV 81 1855 has
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

Josiah Quincy, jr delivers the frat lecture o, '"o
spnual course before tie Brooklyn Mercsn'''c
Association this eveIiog at the A,hen"nn'' S''s'e
admission tickets CEN be obtained for - cents