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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-05
NEW MUSIC JUST RECEI We'd

NEW MUSIC JUST RECEI VEU
IEtAlELESs ELEGANCE POLKA,
" limitations Of Banjo, (POlka)
I'Ange Des Souvenirs (vAriations)
I'm HeTc De Eleurz, g .
Logic OBuchau, Is st ~
Invitation n Ia Relown, -h n-.A .a
Musical Stories, by 0esten,
War March. 1t
ZOunYe Battle March, 81
Union Medley,
Union PotpOurri,
American Here's March, Lithograph of Genl Scott.
McClCllun's Grand March, do Gen'l Mcclellan
Rock beside the Sea, q.
Ever ytGt q Thee, (now and beautiful etlition,)
Juanita.
Gay and Happy, ta
Our Flag Is There,
Plurlbns Unum-EYery Star, -,
Rise for your Country, &c, &c, &c
Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED to
JESSE ., MELLoR
sept4 139 Main street.
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On Monday he will commence night
lessons. He will also, we learn, receive
and instruct lady pupils.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-05
Exciting News from Kentucky.

6xC1C1nS NEWS IrOm henCucRy.
LoulsvfLLE, Oct. 4.-The city is much
excited to-day by three rumors which are
deemed apOeliryphal: the capture of New
Orleans by the Federal forces, the killing
of John c. Brcckinridgc and the arrest of
Humphrey Marshal. The frat came by
way of st. Louis.
Tho Bulletin says the sccessionists in va
rious parts of Kentucky are told that if
they will be forced into the Federal service.
teers, was arrested on Wednesday at st,
Louis for treason.
David aud Pharis Wexford, father and
son, were arrested at Cntawba, Ky, on
Thursday for disloyHlty.
The headquarters of Buckner on the LIST
was at WoUdsonville with about 1000
men.
DR.. Haggard is organizing camp here.
Last Sunday some cavalry and infantry
surprised a party of Tenucsseeans, killing
seven and losing none. III
The Richmond Dispatch says Prince
Poliguac has received an appointment in
Beauregard's stall, with the rank of Lieu
ten0nt-Golonel. s.r.
The Montgomery Maa says Capt. W. F.
Lynch has been appointed fag-oticHr to
command the naval delenres of North
Carolina and Virginia. with nine steamers
ready and more to be added.
Loulsv1LLg.-A gentleman leaving New
Orleans ten days since says one hundred
sixty four-ponnders had arrived there and
Ueen mounted in various localities.
Gold was fourteen per cent. premium.
Troops in and around the city not over
5000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-05

:. Bag-Mn. HironcocK's ScuooL.-We arc
glad tolearn that the business school which
Mr.. Hitchcock has opened in the city, is
well patronized. With his antecedents, as
the founder aud principal of one of the
first commercial colleges in the country,
he should communal a large school here at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-05

Fropsg.< k1aaiaer, Rortort, Va.
They have been tested In more than u thousand
cases, with entire success. 81 fs5.f
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Grand Army of the United States.

wGsdINaToN, u. O., Angnst q 1861. u.
General Order No. $500 i'F i3' lH
information IavinL, been lodged with this Depart
ment to tho effect that tho soldiers in the Army Oi
stomach from the evil effects Of eating heavy bread.
baked without yeast or rising of any sort, giving
rise to Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbns,
Dysentery, SCI, - III
Therci6re, notice Is hereby given to all Quarter
masters aud their assistants, Sutlers, Army Cooks
and all others whom Il may concern, that 1t is Of the
utmost Importance, respects both ecOnnHly and
6eal that they should furnish themselves with the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-05
COMPULSORY NOTICE.

LOUISVILLE LIME.
- N aHIS IOUISYILLE LINE, fresh from kilns
OIL received this morning per Sallie List.
ssnt28 &C HILDRETH : BIO.
%u0TOGiSAPHS FINISHED IN OH.
septe5 At PAkLkIDGE-s:
TOO CASES NEW FALLGs WINTER
ny 49, : = ALEX. HEYMAN'S
.eptsO ISL Main St. wheeling. Va
cJHAWLs, sHAwLS, SHAWLS-
- Square Br0cha ShaWls, worth 81, t2F = only.
Long do DO -
variety At (sept3ol ABLY AE14ASs.
lOtLOATSS, CLOAKS, CLOAEkS.--2ISnsvF
Z CioaIs Of the la4e5t styles, just received ~
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SESCELsIoR YEAST POWDER. !"

{ i "EAUEL5IUh y hAoIT TUWUbN.
For the sale of which, AIcssrs I. Ii. LOGAN 4 CO.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO., DrAlJiSks, OF tho city of
Wheeling. arc hereby appointed General AgeRLs.
Prom evidence in the possession Of this Depart
mont, they fully satisfied that the article In
question Is the BEsT ARTICLE OF THE KIND IN UsE" h
BY order. COL GOODWHEAT BREAD,
Comnissary General.
MAJOR aSHEET-IRoS CRACEERsn
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BGRHAvEsg
Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, 60.

TaE successful Introduction and uso of this eele-
Jrated Remedy has been the signal for literal food
OF compounds called "Bitters," offered in various
forms, from a quart bottle to fiVegnllon key, until
this word Bitters7 Is but another name for grog"
or suns yilauOus Eiiiskey mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the minute
o,,. sT.6riTfJII NJ r,,,r y,,adf.ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

this time the troubles in America have only jus. checked or
ineIes,e We are even now maintaining end exporting
September, 1882 and far ahead that what
manufactured and exported years short time previous
building 81. aud renng ORDERS this year We do
work In the mills already bu, and all the
t. demand.
The LiceYooi Moeryy of Oct. % bears similar
testimony:
The accounts from India encouraging thar those
ffom America The Indian public to be leug thor
ongh reused the Importance az the present crs o
India cotton producing cousty very great
upper part Of the River 0odavery That great river with its
tributary streams flows through the most extensive
berdsd T5e quantity Of cotton gown in this nc, is
immense and very little Of i has ever found It's way to the
feac0ast owing TO the difficulty OF ard cost Of transport
Moreover the quality superior that % the Surat cotton
aud equal to medium qualities Of American M Mer'
ce one If tbemercsn planters who employed by the
Fast India Cout any introduce the growth OF toe Newr
leans seed India spesking Of tE cotton says A
quality indeed and better cleaned than IL usual IN iodah
cottons"
Calcutta letter in Tie Times, under date Of
September %, saws:
The native mind seems to have been thoroughly oused on
The cotton question Accounts from all parts Of the country
bot more especially from the rich cotton districts % t1s Dsks
Of the Oodayery speak Of the Of land culyeO wh
ZION far exceeding the proportion OF any Previous year
Bombay and Madras have taken the lead in this aee bat
ne her utis India the Northwest have been SLACK In
their preparations If these have not been - forward 40
might h4' been expected the cause lies IN ~> uncertainty
civil in America. II that be afal Of ony
)Dt and If at the expiration OF that time the Southern
taes return their norms condition oil cotton sup
pliers England the only result ofthe enterprise Of the
live eaTitsit would be terrible losses and possibly rGin
The Caicuttd EHgiisdmaR says:
Our reports from parts the county continue 10 predict
ayoaby the egpected crop of this years indeed
gather from ali sides that ecnsje ably In excess Of
previous efforts being made, IN the growing dis
tcs the Madras and Bombay PTesdencies particularly, to
enable ths any call that be made theD for
their staple. TBeyey has perhaps done In thu
spec than any district nth The exception Of Dhsrwtr
The Eowiag districts bordering the Godayery River
are so reported To have considerably increased the
suy devoted TO the cuti5oon. aid the facilities offered by
the ver for transporting It TO tia coast will render any IN
sase from this quarter highly desirable not only as offerings
uro.r. o larger returns fo money invested from the cheap
carage but from the early dale at
~ ich will be avoia5e the Ia IinDeyehy
great AID successful efforts have made not only to i'm
prove the staple derived ON indigenous seed TO wblh ucn
attention has been paid in recent yeaf but to Introduce io
elm
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Advertisement.
FOG BRIDGE COMPANY,

The Stocshollers and Directors meeting Of this Company,
held this city pursuant TO notice, very generally at
tended Several Of the larger stockholders from Bostop. Ph
pha and HobokeD present and participated IN the
de- The Of most importance which engaged the
attention meeting the ascending OF the late Pres
dent who Is KNOWN JcDsd The Rebels and
Of Beauregrds copfdents adviser Rumors hsd been cir
cuated By parties short of the stock TO the elect that large
Of money had been abr1ed but the iTesseTs report
showed that tae abscouing officer had not even drawn ms sal
s The announcement OF tins fact received wan ap
pau.e the boDs De holders Of the stock and with ha
Impressed grosus by the short nteest Tie new President
20 hose excellent Tie wonderful success Oh t
company is IN a great degree attributed invited the soekhoid
ere 20 oounufu rcpsst, whch toss,s were given and
speeches made and Il finally Iesged 10 pay the ssne
dividend A. formerly reserve the surplus and 10 issue
no more stock On latter becoming known zis was
offered by distinguished naueieT and reiused The time
aud place Of the next meeting VIII De announcer 10 al e
Ptpers. 30, . st. -, ~
CoMpluY.
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movements OF Ocean steamers.
IN DEPART
Passenger Arrived

roe Dlyidson, Manson stsYnwstz a. ssiermann T. :.
Mechers Mr. Mebenx,ein. Joseph Kuhn, Ohn.ss Nj" NJ
Mr. and Airs, Johan Pickhsyd AID daughter Mp "Mwy
Schroedrr childreu ard infant, the Rev IL Powell ,
symens G. Odentha Wilhelm ALL George tsS Vskh
Baker C. Bei.t Ga,o' Ann.trons n spemw; Bsrross
L. Meese NJ. 5 A. ga pr Ma,s; a nd M? G. Ferch and
cslSrsn Mr. And Mr. D. LEACH child and iniast Ms
Alden and Misses Aae, aa e.s,sei. M Mr.. B. Meyer T.
Sisne M..e. hcsernsnn Marie Zskeniraeh' Clara
Fuels a.hn,. Gso';s , MSs'sS Tm.f xade~ Hafh
=; w,rrer r. Koch wn. MITCHELL, and aSs Storage
vi h jysJsor Forssf from I9Adon-bapsin bepjAIin
Lewis Of Boohbsy, Name.
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ok 1851. 1850.

Assuming that an 4yeiage of20 0f0 bales can BE- obtained from
sources her than American while she puen IL re
ncel to 5000 ba- per week. The stock need not De exnnu'
ed before the end Of 1902 r1ere is doubt that sphne e
nov purchasing yonl their actual vents IN tue eHpee anon
N hsber rrce that they hold siderable stocks ~ 90
lition to the quantity IN warehouse at Liverpool
The Ner-OfieaAs Crescent Of Nov. ], says:
The Canal Bank has si,o msdo issue Of hye' and re-
ceyrs al halves ab their vsue. aud allows any holder he
10 eat in "a pieces Therefore any hoGer Of 'e de
qua Of making change coll for the Scissors ana cut a. II
hsIyes. The bank recognize every half -,
Ne have nav table nf ord y y pnD'h'd iof
the benefit OF who choose cot t out for TeieTeucs
10 oI1uibus cktts "a AXE half dollar. .
Schelkes beer tickets make man drunk-t invested ID
"lsger" ,
10 Kro.t. beer tickets make city shinplsster.
handful Of pas.ers with the pictures worn on inske
amau Gus.
lOhalfdolaf- nBks fool OF poor rnan
p beer tickets (Sch.Se's or krostsl make bsu 90
~ beer tickets 10 omnibus tcke handldloi thi iles
end nary bali dola, make an honest man steal II Ihey
don't. We should like To know Whist Will
The Mlraukee SeH'iHel Of the 18th says;
Bushes. was very quiet ia the Money market yesterday
and the general features Il the market unchanged Exchange
vas very firm & premium, snd currency also scarce
the large amount Il tine IA nre0iied by produce dealers
dugit the th,s weeks, creating this rather unusual
stale VI things.
The Chicago TriJune gives the following state
mont Of the commerce of that port:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

The Champion has arrived from AsTinwall, with
A California insialment of sS75, 73O -, and the
Elinburgh brings go. 339 from England.
Tie exchanges at the Clearing House tlio morn
ing were $685. ,9+3 60.
Tie Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has de-
el..gcd seni-anuua dividend Of 10 = cent, payable
Oh he % Of December.
The following sales we're made al auction to-day
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U. S. MAr.n.l,. o.. p.rmcr o. Rnop. -. d
Doaro Gno Rooms.

A FRENCH Gentleman from Paris wishes to
~ EXCHANGE FRENCH o. classical LESSONS for
ENGLISH No Oh 90 ion county piece VIE COM
Portable home be phtiusi for the Nitl itesolaos
terms. Address with 10 pa ticaiaIs
f.. JOEL, Gaze OF Joy. Zoe 8 Co, New York.
CUIrES of APARTMENTS in EAGLES
- WOOD HOUSE-Arrarscd on the European plan with
advantage home cOnvrHiaure and pAats he
nec~.sity For particular inquire of MARCUS
SPBINO, No %. Park Place.
Cdfen resident. ettend the School az reduced
Day Scholars
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NTRY SFIT-FXECUTORs SALE

~ II AUCTION 10 close avn estate. Premise 10 ne Tow"
foushseep,ic about miles south FROM the ~ ~, 80
Ia The tiy or Poughkc.p-ic, between lie eS 09o f.r
fo0t FIFTY ACRES being the south hsI o. tne ~ i ,i
usrly owned BIZ Mr. Coleman OF NC A-t"I -. ~.
-, IN, - Ia. virs,,y Of the firm Of Llnlei VI ins
low Co. New.YorS end M Ng'saf a sp'ius =, o. ,s,,o,
ro,p,no5ius p story doabe hone on ltrhi go peIIo
m ita. room 1rEo bed ROOM tud hl,citn on
the rst door Is. two rooms and ioli snauer pea
Vel and ei.teo goOd barn shed abe', aud cafsehou'e
all raod oIdcT. ga, 80. Int. q
pisc~s. -,
YORK on Tilt ESDAl, 2lst November l0t o.; two o'clock
Terms of pas uent entirely easy. For view
Information apply to kNECtTOk. MT. SERGEANT
Aucgioneer ia said city. SIR. FONDA The pI,uife
L. COLE Executor Nc. POS Nal-st.
Dated Nov. l. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

ceiver OF the Central Ohio Railroad appointed two
yeara since advertises pay the coupons due Novl
1857 and May J, 1853 on the First Mortgage Bonds
BY the EdnbuTgh we have London papen TO toe
3lst of October The Times of that day quotes
American Securities as follows:
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". Y. SUPREME COURT.-The UNION

~ BUILDING ASSOCIATION against CHARLES II
sOUTBARD, JACOB PECARE, FRANCIS u: HOBBS
HENRY T.. GLASfORD, and helen GLASfORD, his
wife. Summons for rehei. iCom. not ser.) To the
sboye-ns8ed defendants: You hereby summoned
and Teeuir,d 70 answer the amended complaint Ia
thi. action which win be filed In the office Of
CerS Of the County Of Queens at the Town OF Jamaica
sid the subscribers their Office No. Ill Broad
way IL the City o. NewYok within twenty days after the
service of this you, exclusive Of the day OF
such service and you fail to the said complaint
within ,as Aforesaid the plaintiffs ia thi. action will sp
py 10 tie Cont foi the relief demardsd ia the complaint
CARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS.
Dated New York. nov II, 1851. Plaintiff Attorney.
The 8nenced complaint in this action duly fled ~ the
o. Clerk OF Queens County the 18th day II No
vcniber 1901. BARNEY. BUTLER x PARSONS,
nov. l6. lawJw. Sat. Plaintiff Attorneys.
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IMPORTANT 10 BOOK BUYERS,
TlrIs5DAY MORNING. Noy. ~, Il O'CLOCK,
~ 1870 n Ing .laNa Il Ann hnnr.
Agd l9 9F i ssi 'IsH And IMERiCAN Coz

q % sV ~ 'lsnI ISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
UhI.AI 1resd as above stated. The catalogue is now
w'i " "a nav be had application. IL includes very lere
iealy 20 of ENGLISH BOOKS comprising new AID
'rls in al the various departments, many OF thein
fIy illustrated aud supeTay bound, lnst received from
- ooSon pubhers. consigned expressly for tais sale
T. .st.neiSe com sutnents 90 standard AMERICAN
ToOEs em usny the leading houses embracing large
variety of choice or, ia rich and snbtlnha endnss quo
- Niec. s,ons Publications iuclndiug profn.ey embei'
b.a sd rhly bound books 90 the he 0ay seefoh
&c an new fresh and perfect stoek. Also an invoice Oh
ImroItri peffnfu~ry aud Fancy Articles &c
10 be ,o.d WITHOUT RESERVE in lots 70 suit pu'
ehasets
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SUPREME CoURT.-NnCAJAH oGLEsBY

~ telinst HENRY RODEWALD. JR, JOHN RODE
VALID and FREDERICK KREMELBERG.-(suurm for
money demand contact Com. not ser Ito The above.
named Defendants You hereby summoned and required
10 answef tue complaint a. this action which vii be hled Ia
the Office Of the Cek Of the City and County Of AcwNori
a. the CITY Hall 10 tie City Of NewYork and TO serve copy
of yof answer the sld plant the subcfiher At m
once No. 40 Walstreei In the City OF NewYork within
twenty after thu service Of this summons on yo exciu
ye Of day 90 sach service and yon fail 70 answer the
IA within the time aforesaid the plaintiff viii tske
udgneui sgsinst yol for the Of fifteen hundred dollars
viii Interest the 2h day of fe5rusry one thousand
i hundred and sixty besides the II this action and
ON, 81 100 dollars protest esDsed November 1901
=, j. W FEETER, Plaintiff . Attcrney.
R-Ile conpain ia the above entitled scton filed
In The CeTs one. Of the City aud County OF New orb Ut
M. CIV Ha h mid city the lot day Of Noyember TOOL
,gI.vaws J. IS. FEETER, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

an PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
ofthe County OF New Yor. notice Is hereby given to al
persons having aims uyrst JACOB u. NHHdOEE, late
the city OF BAH Name shpuaster decreased 10 PRESENT
he wi vouchers theie5fto the subcfbef the once
O HANyAlHS COTfIREN, coUnseors stlaw, No. 10 Wal
tee ~ he ity Of New YORK. before the hs' day OF
Apil rr1t-Dated NewNors 18th day OF sepeno.r ltoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

WI v three ran Of sooe, aud Maoiuerg in good order
tQtsd on one OF ire best Wster Powers IN this stat IL
with frequent daily cy
si With eWfors City, and WIN one NatIe'
for ali fl4t the Mn produce Also Dht' Ala OWE
LING-fOtsE aud . few Acres Of LAND, which WA be
sold With the Nil, ccryei may be pre- erred ~, IS
rae chance the property isysuale aud viii be sold Tor
reasonable Prise. Tue Nal Is doiuq prohists Odsi'
ess sud il odeed solely because other interests require TIE
undivided attention a tue proprietor. For particulars IN
1uiro, 4. II. BOVINE, ESQ, No los Vests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

There had been difficulties IN Morrsons Bank OF De-
pos at Don and ~ consequences of pressure nom De-
poors the director had submitted to an investigation Of Is
sfars The liabilities estimated At about t2OOVO The
directors affirm that the show rather more than twenty
,hngs In the pound but that forced realization woud en-
tai great loss Mr. Harding, the accountant who Lad Oen
called in hid reduced th. estimate by ouethd end Ia bis
view perhsps dividend OF ten hilusS IN the pound may l
,m.try be realized The depoiors spread ell over the
country belong chiefly the poorer classes Inc DAM
was established in 1874.
The London Times of Oct. 81, publishes the an
nexed summary of Ae reduction in the cotton stock
since the commencement Of July:
worthy remark that the stock OF cotton last week did
exhibit the full the a which hes been noted
By ast three four months. The werlY
ucus ion oce IN. OF the second hall Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
n)sooina CARDS, &r.
gusurante Companies.
>rrw-rycLAND MUTUAL LIFE IysUR-

1TCE COMPANY (purely Mutaal', Boston Mass ke-
cpmulaed Fund to meet Losses nearly Two Millions LOSES
during Il years over ooo Dividend. paid in cash in II
ver 100000 Last Cash Dividend 80 per cent Net assets
over liabilities SGooOO Inicre ting documents concerning
Lille Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent ard Attorney FOR The Company
Metropolitan Bank Budips 40 Broadway me 81. y.
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Sales bp tArsl!oii.

A. n <RwIN. huc'I9"V''' -. plJ
DY BANGS, N.fRWIN ~ Co., lrN " Rso DaI s,s
ing. Nos. 59 tnd se6 Broad~sy AR Fnn;,"rs No
,s,v picure, corEs Of Art Faaey s5ooes: NJ
n""e'Ss ,TijP1SY EVENING Nov l6 Il 9cloesi g..
vALYaE EEW BooAs OiSG DS ,Shsrs ON S ysriSa.
leu sfsps Of .ho whiting, OF ,iyaie libraries and
a. ,.aSv ussted Works. @e For particulars see
Fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
Real Gsiale for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LiT-A first-class
HOUSE Mount Vernon tIes minutes FROM he depot.
with bn out-onses, ard OF land Inquire d. b.
PERSON, No ~ - 90 l2thE-, New YORK
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-'rhat valuable
IL fgestory STOBE and LOT No 80 NateE's' d It rate
ho,,ss location AL ut $1,000 IN good real personal
for toe above Apply to the owner At No
sj Va,er.st. for three days from 70 5 y. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

so 40 MEXICAN State Co.. 1911 aoo Mehsau sta. o.. o.
gentleman recently arrived from New-Orlcans
.-tsteo that the city is picture of desolaon. All
trade q consequence was at TN end. The eyees
were almost deserted, and MOI box bale, nor barrel
could be secn The only arrivals were those from
the Red and White Riyer, with little wheat, corn,
aud provisions.
A large amount OF the counterfeit 500 notes on
the Shoe and Leather Bank were received from the
Yves. to-day to correspondents in this city. One
concern received we hear, $4,000. This fraud is
evidently one OF tie most extensive which the
couuierfeites have thrown upon the public for
long time. The rumofs in the street that the bank
had redeemed II large amount before the swindle
was discovered are without foundation. We have
the authority Of the President for stating that the
amount redeemed was only 81 800. The genuine
notes will all be called in, aud a new issue made.
There Is reason to hope that the agent in circulating
these connterfeits has been arrested at Toledo.
We are confident that thore Is some mystery about
these notes which has not yet been Aired
The returns Of the mint yesterday and to-day have
been $675,OOO. The New-York Assay Office still
has some 81 900 900 awaiting reconagc
The demand Treasury notes on hand at the Sub
Treasury now exceed half a million.
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NIICHIGAN LANDS.

MICHIGAN LANDS.
WI r. J. y. CRANE Of Detroit win give attention % the
.se Of Ee Ea-e ia Michigan Payment Of Ts4es Ac Also.
p,skipg 10 PEI Cent LoBns aud Real Es'ate Secutes
Refers 10 Iowtrd Insurance Company No. IS Nslist
Nesas s.o7n smith s Co, No. 10 fulton At Arson Liy
ingstou ESQ., 80. a. beeSr1zn -
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EeQdi Notices.

NOTICE OF AsSIGNMENT.--No hereby
II oven that ISAAC WAKEFIELD Of Jersey City, Hudson
County NJesey bath THE day mode assignment 70 the
subscriber s for the equal benefit Of lbs creditors
and that sd creditors must exhibit heT respective claims
der oath Affirmation within the terra o. Tree mons-
Dated Oct % 1851 IhOMAS hONb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

NOR SALE or to RENT-A frst-class four
II 80 b,oyyn-tore frolf HOUSE situated 10 4lsts q.
0b or-e east OF 5.sv; sid bui, Ia tire best manner
AppIv 10 ". \. SEYMOUR Co., No 4CuAinam-sqlaTe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
Dp,ycF COUNTY FARM for SALE.-An

ORANGE COUNTY FARM for SALE.-An
" excellent FARM ia The town Of Cornwall with good
gndngs Contain about 40 scrsslao @es u good hsavy
wood fe tasnce beautiful meadow aid upland "h hesFy
r Of ysr.r fnnripg the whole length OF the fise. fs'u
fed about miles frn tie landing q. The steamer I1ong
P,xI ~ Carpy al Dock lbs IRON depot On Tire NeWbGgH
bT.ncb ~ he ire EsOsd. end ies ircnl NewbursA 1t
ia one o. be bet grazing ssin sno dafy afms - the town
brnnc al H. pie Railroad through the fan, ss
vey OF viii b., lust been made fcc So per acre lire
qulred To- Grain Hay Utens and eo9nt y 9as % s'.ek
will be sod with The farm lhqnne 81 nO>N AiNi'"-A4'
No 9 Piue.t Neg-yOrk.