14259. People's Bank (Paterson, NJ)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
July 8, 1854
Location
Paterson, New Jersey (40.917, -74.172)

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Description

Multiple 1854 newspaper notices announce that the People's Bank of Paterson is in the hands of receivers and that claims will be sold at public auction (receivers named C. S. Van Wagoner, William F. Day, J. Van Arsdale). No article mentions a depositor run; later 1855 notices reference dividends paid by the receivers. OCR typos corrected (e.g., PATERSON consistent). Date of receivership/suspension inferred from published notice dated July 8, 1854.

Events (3)
1. July 8, 1854 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
C. S. VAN WAGONER, WILLIAM F. DAY, J. VAN ARSDALE, Receivers, &c. -- Notice ... all claims in favor of this Bank will be disposed of by public auction ... at the Office of the Receivers at Paterson ... July 8, 1854.
Source
newspapers
2. July 8, 1854 Suspension
Cause Details
No cause given in articles; bank placed in receivership and claims to be auctioned as stated in notices naming receivers.
Newspaper Excerpt
PEOPLE'S BANK OF PATERSON.--NOTICE IS HEREBY given that all claims in favor of this bank, or of the receivers, will be disposed of by public auction at the office of the Receivers at Paterson, New Jersey, on Tuesday the 5th day of September next...
Source
newspapers
3. June 25, 1855 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
The receivers of the Peoples' Bank at Patterson, N.J., have declared a dividend of 22 per cent on outstanding certificates issued by them, to be paid at their office in Paterson on and after the 25th of June, ... Owners of Certificates ... may obtain their dividends at the office of the Receivers ... prior to the 16th day of July, 1855 ... (Newspaper notices July 1855).
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (10)
1. July 14, 1854 The New York Herald New York, NY
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PEOPLE'S BANK OF PATERSON.-NOTICEIS HEREby given that all claims in favor of this bank or of the Receivers, will be disposed of by public auction at the office of the Receivers at Paterson, New Jersey, on Tuesday, the 8th day of September next, at 11 o'clook, & M., unless previously settled. Cata ogues of the claims will be fursished fure on application to either of the Receivers dering the week preceding the sale Paterson. N 3., July 8. 1854. C. 8 VAN WAGONER. WILLIAM F. DAY, Receivers, &e. J. VAN arsdale, -

2. July 31, 1854 The New York Herald New York, NY
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PEOPLE'S BANK OF PATERSON.--NOTICE IS HERE- by given that all claims in favor of this bank, or of the receivers, will be disposed of by public auction at the office of the Receivers, at Paterson, New Jersey, on Tuesday the 5th day of September next, at 11 o'clock A. M., unless previously settled. Catalogues of the claims will be furnished on application to either of the Receivers during the week preceding the sale. Paterson, N. J., July 8, 1864. C. S. VAN WAGONER, WILLIAM F. DAY, J. VAN ARSDALE, } Receivers, &c.

3. August 25, 1854 New-York Daily Tribune New York, NY
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Co Whom it Man Concern. ARGARET MOLEN, CATHARINE MOLEN M and MARY MckARAN sailed from Liverpool about five months since: name of ship not known or where landed Came fr in the County of Galway, Parish of Lock RAY If this should meet the eye of either of them or any one having information of them please MICHAEL REYNOLDS Havdenville, Mass address OTICE to BUTCHERS.-The articles of agreement of the Buthere Hide and Melting Association for the year, commercing first September next, are now ready for SIGNA. TURES ai the office of the Association corner of 501 st and is iv Election of Trustees for the ensuing year will take place at a general meeting of the member to be held on TUESDAY 29th inst. at 4 o'clock, P. M., at the office as above. By order of Board. JOSEPH CLINCH Secretary Nonce-Thefullowing ascribed notes were lost or stelen from the subscribers in the City of Philadelph his All person. are hereby cautioned against negotiation of theu, as pay. ment of them has been stopped: Our drawn by Peter U Morgan in favor of James C. Oliver & Co., at two months from August 16, 1854, for Five Hundred Dollars, pay. able st the Nameu Bank. One drawn by William McCandless in favor of J. H Willia, and indesed by him Date, July 15, 1854, at four months for $755 43, payable at Knickerhooker Bank OLIVER & O., 161 Broadway. EOPLE BANK of PATERSON. - Notice is hereP by RIVED that all CLAIMS in favor of this Bank will be disposed of by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Office of the Receivers at Paterson on TUESDAY the 5th day of September next, at 11 o'clock A M. unless previously settled Catalogues of the claims will be furnished on application to either of the Receivers during the week preceding the sale. C. 8. VAN WAGONER WILLI M F. DAY, Receivers, &c. J. VAN ARSDALE

4. August 28, 1854 New-York Daily Tribune New York, NY
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Co Whom it Man Concern. CARD-The subscriber acknowledges with gratirude the generousaction of the SOUTH PRESBY CERIAN A CHURCH of Brooklyn in constituting him, by a recent donation. 81 Hemorary Member of the American Board of Commisetoners for SILAS BILLINGS. Foreign Missions Brocklyn Aug. 10, 1854 REENWOOD CEMETERY.-Wanted to purclass. a substantial VAULF in Greenwood Cemetery -one G with he entrance from a bid side preferred Address (stating par. ticulars and price) Box No. 2,475 Post-Office. INFORMATION WANTED-Of BRIDGET and I CATHARINE MCATERNEY of the Parish of Armynan near Ballinsmore, Comply of Leitrim, Ireland who landed in New-York about three years B.O. The ir sister ELLEN is now staying at Mrs. TUITE'S No. 228 West 16th-st R. GERMAIN, (Louis Paul,) aged 27 years, born at Listenx (Calvados who arrived in New York the 15th of March, 1852 on the packet ship Indepe. dence, is informed that his father Mr. Germain (Louis Charles Libra died at Listeux. (Calva. due the 21st July, 1858 Hisfamily invires him to write to Mr. Germain, (Espoto.) Captain retired from the army. at Lisieux. (Cal. vedos.) to whom is left the liquidation of the succession. OTICE to BUTCHERS. -The articles of agreement of the Buthers' Hide and Melting Association for the N year. commencing first September next, are now ready for SIGNA. TURES at the office of the Association, corner of Stiff and 1st av Election of Trustees for the ensure year willtake place at a general meeting of the members to be held on TUESDAY 29th inst. at 4 o'clock, P. M., at the office as above. By order of Board. j OSEPH CLINCH Secretary. BANK of PATERSON.-Notice is here. $EOPLE'S P by given, that all CLAIMS in fevor of this Bank will be disposed of by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Office of the Receivers at Paterson on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September next, at 11 o'clock A M. unlets previously settled. Catalogues of the c aims will be furnished on application to either of the Receivers during the week preceding the sale. C. S. VAN WAGONER Receivers, &c. WILLIAN F. DAY, J. VAN ARSDALE

5. August 29, 1854 New-York Daily Tribune New York, NY
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Co Whom it Man Concern. CARD.-To the Residents of the Sixteenth Ward, A and the Public Generally-JOHN ODELL respectfully in. vites all who feel disposed to visit the premises known du ring the leat three years as Measts Van Brunt & Watrona's Slaughtering and Pork Packing Establishment, Nos S25. 327, 329, and 331, West 18th st. Dear the thtav. Reports calculated to injure the owners of said property have from time to time been circulated, such as offensive smell," and a great nuisance" said to proceed and have their origin on the above named premises. An examination of the place by those who have been induced to credit such reports, is earnestly requested. If any disagreeable smells have existed, and now exist in the 18th and 19th sts., near the 10th-av. impartial persons will. by visiting our premises, be able to locate said of fensive smells" in their proper place. without any officious" aid. JOHN ODELL Examine for yourselves. ASE of PABANDONMENT.-THOMAS MOORE, Son of Richard Moore. of Tuggerbar Parish of Kilglass Co. Shgo, Ireland, was married to Mrs. HANNAH HALL on the 14th of April, 1858, by the Rev. Francis L. Hawkes, Rector of the Calvary Church, corner of Twenty first-st. and 4th av. New York He abandoned her on the 29th of same month. and got married to a CATH. ARINE COYLE on the night previous to leaving her. taking with him 8 considerable sum of Money and value, her property. His brother. George Moore. Agent to the Foreign Bible Society, New. York. has published him some time past as insuge to screen his villainous conduct. but be is not insane To add more to his other villainies, he sued four Railroad Companies in New York for a truck belonging to his sister which was never lost. From three of them he extracted considerable money but the fourth, the Hadson River Railroad Company defeated him; he being detected in the fraud. $ warrant was issued for his arrest consequently he had to fly from New York, and has never been seen in it since. As the Advertiser is advised to let the Public or whom it may concern kao v. he now Boards at the Enniskillen Hotel, Hami top, Canada West. Boston. Philadelphia, Balti ore, Washington, Huffalo, Frankford, (Ky.) and Canada papers please copy. Mrs. HANNAH MOORE, 109 East Sixteenth-st. August 26. 1854. OAL and IRON-ORE LANDS for SALE.-Three C or four remaining COAL and IRON ORE FARMS for saleaccessible to the Lake Markets, via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. For particulars apply (post paid) to the undersigned. P. S. MACKINTOSH, Wellsville, Col. Co., Ohio. OTICE to BUTCHERS.-Tte articles of agreement of the Buthers' Hide and Melting Association for the year, commencing first September next, are now ready for SIGNA. TURES at the office of the Association. corner of 5th at and 1st av. Election of Trustees for the ensuing year will take place at a general meeting of the members. to be held on TUESDAY 29th inst. at 4 o'clock, P. M., at the office as above. By order of Board. JOSEPH CLINCH. Secretary DEOPLE'S BANK of PATERSON.-Notice is hereP by given. that all CLAIMS in favor of this Bank will be dis. posed of by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Office of the Receivers at Paterson on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September next. at 11 o'clock A. M. unless previously settled. Catalogues of the claims will be furnished on application to either of the Receivers during the week preceding the sale. C. S. VAN WAGONER WILLIAM F. DAY, Receivers, &c. J. VAN ARSDALE.

6. August 30, 1854 New-York Daily Tribune New York, NY
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LL PERSONS are hereby forbidden trusting my wife. GEOROLANA, for I will not pay any debte-intracted. WILLIAM DOUGLASS. August 19. 1854. OTICE to ARTISTS and ARCHITECTS.-The N Trustee of the Pilgrim Society invite Artistand Architeats to otter Plans, with estimates of cost for a GRANITE MONUMENT, in Piymouth . mark the Landing Place of the Pilgrim Fathers, in 1620 They will award three handred dollars to him whose plan is adopt. ed reserving the right to inject all. Inform arion respecting the ground and all particulars will be made kno WT on applies ion to the undersigned Plans should be presented before 1st of November next. RICHARD WARREN, CHARLES G DAVIS. Plymouth. Mass. August 1. 1854. PEOPLE'S BANK of PATERSON.-Notice is hereby given that all CLAIMS in favor of this Bank will be disFord of by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Office of the Receivers at Patshon on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September next, at 11 o'clock A M unless previously settled Catalogues of the claims will be furnished on application to either of the Receivers during the week preceding the sale. C. 8 VAN WAGONER WILLIAM F. DAY, Receivers, &c. J. VAN ARSDALE OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES. NEW CITY HALL. PARK T'AXES-1804-RATE 1056-100.-Notice - is hereby given that the Tax Books of the present year will be open for payment on the Thirty first day of August next and that I will then be prepared to receive the taxes charged thereon All persons paying their taxes previo us to the first of November next will receive . deduction of interest at 7 ₽ cent. per annua, calculated from the time of payment to the first of December next. One P cent. will be added to all taxes un; aid on the first December next. Hours for receiving taxes-from A. M to 2 P. M. Bankable HARVEY HART Receiver of Taxes. monry only received N. B.-Persone can have their bills by applying at this office, and are requested to give full and securate descriptions of their property, and thus avoid rrore Also, to inquire for personal tax, Kaay. The arrears of Croten Water rents are to be added to the Tax bills, in accordance with a law lately passed by the Legislature, and persens will be required to pay the same with the taxes for the present year -New York Aus 24 1854 ADVERTISING AGENCY of V. B. PAL THE MER embraces most of the principal Commerteal Political, R lgions, Literary Scientifie, Congressional Legislasive, Reformatory and Ag icultural Journale and Prices Currents &c. in the United States and Briugh Piovinces, for which be is the authorized Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements Office, Tribune Buildings New York THE GOVERNORS of the NEW-YORK HOSPITAL having nearly completed the additions and imp ovemebts at the Bloondo gdale Asylum for the Insane, are now about to erect & new " ASH HOUSE. and being desirous of obtaining the best arrangements for the same. they invite PROPOSALS and ESTIMATE for the requisite WASHING and DRYING MACHINERY for an establishment of 200 patients Proposals sd. dresser 10 the BLOOMINGDALE ASYLUM COMMITTEE and left al the New York Hospital, on or before Thursday, 31st inst., AUGUSTUS FLEMING, will be duly considered Ch'o B. A. Co minittee. New York Ane 26, 1854. REWARD-Wil be paid to any person who will tar and feather the contemptable wretches attached $10 the Herald Office who are courinually annoying the original to FOUR- ENT MAN while on his round seiling his papers, by throwing missiles at bin Any person performing the above busiDEES shall receive the above reward from JAMES HORDON the Four-Cent Man.

7. September 4, 1854 The New York Herald New York, NY
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EOPLE'S BANK OF PATERSON.-NOTICE IS HEREP by given that all claims in favor of this bank, or of the receivers, will be disposed of by public auction at the office of the Receivers, at Paterson, New Jersey, on Tuesday the 5th day of September next, at 11 o'clock A. M., unless previously settled. Catalogues of the claims will be furnished on application to either of the Receivers during the week preceding the sale. Paterson, N. J., July 8, 1854. C.S. VAN WAGONER, Receivers, &e. WILLIAM F. DAY, J. VAN ARSDALE,

8. October 6, 1854 The New York Herald New York, NY
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EOPLE'S BANK OF PATERSON.--NOTICE IS HEREP by given that all claims m favor of this bank, or of the receivers, will be disposed of by public suction at the office of the Receivers, at Paterson, New Jersey, on Tuesday the 5th day of September next, at 11 o'clock A. M., unless previously settled. Catalogues of the slaims will be furnished on application to elther of the Receivers during the week preceding the sals. Paterace, N. J., July 8, 1864. C.S. VAN WAGONER, Receivers, &s. WILLIAM F. DAY, J. VAN ARSDALE,

9. June 28, 1855 The Jeffersonian Stroudsburg, PA
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P. S.-No Irish need apply. The receivers of the Peoples' Bank at Patterson, N.J., have declared a dividend of 22 per cent on outstanding certificates issued by them, to be paid at their office in Paterson on and after the 25th of June,

10. July 4, 1855 New-York Daily Tribune New York, NY
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Of the decreased Imports $29,471,184 have been in Dry Goods. The amount of gold sent to Boston to-day for the steamer is $573,000, of which Mr. Belmont sends $473,000 and Messrs. Dennistoun, Wood & Co. $100,000. The gold is nearly all in bars. In the case of the United States Trust Co. Receiver against the Knickerbocker Savings Bank, ex-Judge Kent, referee, decided that the Knickerbocker Bank is indebted to the Savings Bank $120,000, and motion is made to confirm the report, which is opposed. Decision reserved. Owners of Certificates issued by the Receivers of the People's Bank of Paterson, may obtain their dividends at the office of the Receivers, in Paterson, at any time prior to the 16th day of July, 1855, after which the books will be brought to Newark where they will remain. The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad opens from St. Louis to Vincentes on the 3d, and the people of Vincennes are to have a grand celebration on that day. Passengers are expected to leave St. Louis at 6 A. M. and be in Cincinnati at 9 P. M. A progress of about 8 feet per day at each end is now being made on the Hoosick tunnel. A larger force of 500 hands has been advertised for. The rock so far proves favorable, being mica slate, and is easily excavated. The following is the monthly statement of the New-Orleans Banks for June: