The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1855, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1855. VIRGINIA POLITICS. ‘Speech of the Hon. Thos, Stanhope Flour~ poy, late Candidate of the American Party for Governor. REPORTED FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. ‘Mr. Flournoy delivered a speech at Lynchburg during the recent session of the Convention of the American party at that place. One of the special reporters of the _ New Youx Henap waa there. ‘there were at 1@st three thousand persons assembled to hear him, and at hour sppointed for the night session of the Convefition Mr. | Flournoy took his stand upon ‘be platform, and said :— for want of time, having ‘deliver en address, yet 1 gives address ov large an assemblage party t wad putriotic city of principal ia tow) the Aweri- party, se far as 1 may tare the liberty of doiug ao, as to ite fence neta While 1do not oragemy Sp soartex ‘or the oaths party as wrong iu themselves, yet Co would dictate their thre removal, aud that par ay ere shell be no ceremony of initi a, but that all who sympathize in the great movement, and who will co-operate in its sction, shail ve regarded as mem- bers of the orgavization. Not that I believe that the ecresy or the oaths ot the pacty are wi in themselves, but that their remova! will tase from vergartes the false issue which enables ‘hem to avoia a discussion of ‘the principles of the party. Ido pot mean to admit that any portion of cur countrymen heving for thelr objects the good of the country and the preservation of our oa- tional Union, have not a perfect :igii to moet im secret an they choose, to consuii together tor ity advancement preservation, or that il ts wrong fn ti-elt to take a solemn obligation that they will advance no one into office, either by th ir votes or appointment, but native born cilizens of the country, who acknow no allegiance paramount to the alloginuce due to our own government. And even now, winile I advise the removal of secresy and the absndoament of all oaths of initiation, | would be willing to take in tue presence of this assembly, a most sulemn obligation (o sustain o> one for office but a native citizen of our coausry. My opposition to the ap ointment of foreigarrs to office, arises from no hostiliiy towaids them, but from an at- tachment to my own country. (Cueers.) 1 would re- joice to see them throughout the world enjoy the same berty that we enjoy. But the preservation of our own government requiies that the enactments of its iaws aud administration should be confided to tue hands of ite native citizens. There is no reason why any that sym. thize with us, and thet aid ta the accomplisinaSit of tin view, should not participate in ull the action, ofthe party. The organization ot the Amorican party ‘was demanded by the increased immi jon iato our country. Years ago, when the number wai compara- tively small, they were lost in the maas of the country, and their w fluence not injuriously felt. They come nuw In such numbers that they form distinct and separate communities, preserving and perpetuating their distinc- tive characters and opinions, which are at war with the repubiican simplicity of our ina\itutions, The annual immigration is now 500,000, and will continue to invrease ip all probability until it reaches ove million. We have not only the emigration from Europe, but by the exten- sion of our couatry to the Pacilic, the immense hordes of me v of the American Lynehburg. My cap 3 China are pouring in upon our wesiern frontier ; ani if our nati tion laws remain unchanged, snd no check be im upon immigration, it must be appareat that the next the foreign tu- twenty years, fluence will become @ dangerous, ff not » destructive element in our country. The widom of our fathers saw * the 6 wal us against these influences. Take the examples. Kossuth, tae Hungarian exile, who came to our shores nnd was maie the nation’s . guest, his heart filled with s love of bisown country and an earnest desire to avenge her wi ), with his burn- ing eloquence well nigh overturued the time-honored doctrines of Washington, and induced our country to embark in all the tangled politics of Kurope. And who that has read the columas «f the ‘ilizen, edited by Joun Mitchell, the Irish patriot and exile, who was received with the same hospitable teen 2 that did not discover a atrong desire to interrupt the fieauly relations between our rmment and England, tor the purpose of aveng- wrongs of Irelant? We dad that enather diate: guished exile—Soulé—who had received at the hands of one of the States of this Union the distinguished honor of a acat in the Senate of the United States, and the ap- pointment of Minister to Spain from the President, be- came so interested in the affairs of Fracce, that the Em- peror of the French, regarding it a» necessary to the safety of his own Cae eet refused him a pasaport thr bis kingdom, and we thus became well nigh in- volved in a war with France. These are distinguished men and pairiots, of high intelligence and groat moral worth, but who evince the power and influence of us- tivity and early association, Though in America, the heart of Kossuth was in Hungary; the heart of Mitchell in Ireland, the heart of Soulé was in France. And is it not natural that it should beso? Where is the Virginian who, if he went to any poriion of the habitable globe and became a citizen of any country, eoula forget his native State, or could cease to sympathize with her ia any struggle or difficulty which she might have to endure? or the citizen ‘of America that coud ever forget that America was hit native tani, or could ever cease to feel for her prosperity und the preserva‘ion of her government + deeper interest than he could feel for avy other governmen: »poneartn? We lave an Ameri- can citizen a distinguished illustration of this truth. Veabody, the great banker, of London, though a subject of the Briti-h government, having heen born and reared in the United Staies, entertuins so lively and fevoted re- collections of the home of his childhood and bis earl; manhood, that, even in London, upon the return of eac! anniversnry of our national independence, he asse nbles ail the Americans that can be found to celebrace its birthday And who believes that in a delicate negotiation between England and the United states (eabuly could be saiely entrusted with the interests of England? Is there a citizen of our own country who woult not regard it an act of extreme folly in Vngland to appoiny bin mi ter to this government or to entrust him with the ma agement of her interests in omy question ia which the La- tereris of the Uni ed States came in conilict with hers? And it isso dieparogement to him that this isso. The feelings of nature control him. The ‘eashings of history warn us of the dangers of fo.eignintluence, The rise and fall of the Reman empire com ains an instrusive lesson that rhould not be lost upon our country. The Kherty of that empire was sacrificed to the nortaern ho des who overran and prostrated the -evea Hill city. The Ameri- can party is charged with religious intolerance, ant with opposition to religious freed m. This 1 utterly deny, One of itn loadin objects is the preservation of religious liberty, by bolding in check the intlueuce ia this country of the Roman Catholic eburch, whose tenets ant whose history show it to be the great enemy of freclom of opinion, We make no war upon it aa a religious denomination, but we uncompromisingly oppore the temporal power which it claims, aud ia rignts to control the consciences and actions of mon as citieers and as subjects. We insist that they shall have secured to them in our country perfect f'eedom of opinion, sad the right to worship God according to the dictates of their own consciences. It is difficult t» conceive how any candid mind shal) so misconstrue the principles of the American party touching these subjects, as to make upon them the upjast and unfounded ot religious ‘The eighth aricle of the platform ix so plain that he that runs may read and understand, de- claring in emphatic terms, opposition to thosefonly who acknowl -, ‘an allegiance outside of our government, either civil or spiritual. It ix the politteal ‘exture in the Remish chorch which we oppose; and while { would aid in defen them in their worship of God according to their own judgments, even to the sacrifice of my life, et when we come to prefer men to office, I woul unhesi- tingly record my vote against them, believing that make them their principles unsuited to republican insti- tutions. To illustrate, euppose the Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian or Fy churches were to declare as @ part of their creed, their belief in the necessity of a uaion ot church and Staie, would it be religious iatole ance, or opposition to religious freedom, to avow a determination to 0 their election or appointment to office? Would pol rnd ition be the support and maintainance of religious jom? History Fraches ns that Protestant- ? ism iberty go hand in hand. Wherever the Roman Catholic Church is in the ascendant, br rary prevails. Preceding the Reformation, under ita influeace scarcely @ ray of Hoarty panetroted the gloom whivi had settled yn the world. But as Protestantiam vanced, liberty bas progressed, and wherever it has taken a foothold, liberty “bas found a home. For Diustration, look Spain and Taly upon the one ‘hand, to Scotland and Engiand upon the other; compere in Ireland the adjviuiag coun- ties io which Protestantivm and Remantin alternately prevail, and the difference tx marked, It ix eyually a4 ing berween the Protestant and Catholic states of many; and upon our own contineat it i more Strikingly illustrated between the Unite! States and Mexico. “The struggle of the American party upon this subject is but » revival of the spirit of the Reformation in to the Romish church, whose track has been th persecution and blood; and I trast that the Amerfean party throughout the ‘country will athere firmly to the position they have taken in »ppostiiom ty the temporal power of the Church of Rome. Civil and religious freedom both require it. The Amecican party is opposed in the South upon the farther charge “of un- soundness upon the question of alavery—« question of the deepert and most vital importance to all the Southern States. This charge is equally unfounded. No party has ever yet, in national convention, taken a position upon that exciting subject a« national, ax conservative and as just to the south as the American party in tue conven- tion at Philadelphia; and wiile Southern democracy as fils oss anti-slavery Northern freesotlivn asaaiix as with eqnal bitterness 4# & pro-layery organization, Compare it to the national plaitorm of the demoerstic party, and we will see that that ly hae never yet, in nations, convention, taken position as «treng for the South. Aud it the American arty will adhere to it+ platforia o principles promulgated in Philadelpbia, in their contes -ot ’D6, it will be the American Union party in oppontion to sectionalism, North and South; for there are now the yrronget indications that, the contest for at candor requires emphatically, that we will not seotte on degree from our present position. We desire of the American party. we bdetievs ‘het the safety of the country requires it, in view of the present sound and conservative position it cecupies upon this vention. which most threatens the «afety of the Union, it we desire no barren victory, to be purchased at the sacrifice of our rights and our principles, but a victory that will give peace ani security to oar Union, with» full preservation of the rights of each of {t« members, ‘The Xouth asks nothing bat what she is clearly entitled all exbeing laws fel with no: he mast look to enfety. yn devotion to the Union, and look to tis preservation ax we woul! to the preserva. tion of our lives, and would only woe it sacrificed as we Cheers) a wil not dations, | Flour, bbis..1.019. $10,116 Cham 60 8330 | we an bbls... Hietun Rerthorn fleas, © rd of our rights, | tugar........ 90° "648 Cider. .... 50112 will drive us to the necessity of separation; but we be: | Corn, bushels 200 203 Fruit, bas... 226 1,475 Heve and trust that the great American party, formed for | Kice, bbls... 20 AL ‘ines, c8.. 70 500 the-preservation of oar national Union, will adhere to | Tobacco, bhds 93 2,873 Hone, fect... 367 the principles tt has Seoptes, and will rally as one maa | Liquor, ‘vba. 10 687 Machi: ,eo 3 570 in '66, North, South, and West, around the fag of | Mackerel... 15 360 Powder ..... 12 100 our country, with the inspiriting watchword, “Let Ame | Cavcles, bxa. 6€0 2,541 Trenaila ...7,880 217 ricans rule America.” Tongues bbls 6 ‘177 Oats, bushels,’ 150 114 Mr. F. concluded with a few other remarks regarding fons. 46 126 the temporal allegiance claimed by the Pope. 28 Se a UR ete ee 6,051 ° FINANCIAL’ AND COMMERCIAL. ‘188 MONEY MARKET. aie Sunpay, Oct. 2—6P M. 629 The general tone of the stock market yesterday was | Vooteksh’scs | 213 feverish, but in prices not generally lower. The fancies | (i'er ibe..2758 1,482 _ drog, and with them some stocks which, though not fan- | (live oil 2 cr Pi ses cies, are considered somewhat above their intrinsic value. | Kiundy. 50 650 + 850,61 New York Central, for instance, is by nomeanse fonry. | siuy pite,..770 $1 RoR $372 I: in, in our judgment, a fair six pag cont stack. Itix | pice, veces... 31 ‘887 197 53 selfing at ten to fifteen per cent above ita value, and will, | Candies, boxes.646 1,856 . ec) 205 in time, come down to its proper level. it is quite a dif- Nae Dongs, bares, im ae ferent thing with such stocks as Hudson River, Harlein, 128 Haddock.cases. 12 _ 210 &c. Those stocks are pure fancies. They are absolutely 634 Hardware, ca.. 62 1,904 not worth a row of pins, and in time are as sure to go eh Pose canes.» 4 {3 out of sight (of course we mean the stock) as the world 369 Leather, cases, 31 169 is to etand, pestiaeers, Ta. be Lin Syed ea,, 18 S Money was about the sime yesterday. The disposi. | “onp, boxes... per cases... 6 a ton to invent in stocks, at the proseat depressed prices, | hurts the tan Sek Writs oa 6,000 335 diverts money somewhst from paper channels, and | Hams, ibe. Jn612 | 213. TT goods, of. 31494 makes paper, perhaps, a trifle less easily negotiated. ard, Sha 242 212 Lamps, cases., 2 Mr. Albert H, Nicolay’s regular semi-weokly anction | JiQh hli 3-140 10i8 Other articion, — 1,604 sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, (Mon- ciay,) wt 123, o'clock, at the Mercbauts’ Exchange. Total... YRES On WHET INDIR, Flour, bbls... Mr. Thompson's special auction, at the Mercnants’ | (lyn yon’’ g00 "ha Tenethehias 80 eo00 Exchange, will alto take place to-morrow, the 29th inst., | Cornmeal,bbis 20 100 Goal, tons... 198 1,075 by order of the Auditor of Indiana, at half-past twelve . a be Ny ble... $ & o’lock. ‘The lixt consista in part of Virginia State bonds 2,c00 864 Wins, ‘3 and Indiana State stocks, Onions, bbls.” 50 100 To-morrow, at 123 o'clock, Mr. F. H. Ludlow will fell, at the Merchants’ Exchange, $16,000 Cleveland and Soap, bes... 250 $200 Toledo Convertible seven per cent bonds, interest paya- Ginseware, cs, 15 450 bie in January and July. 8 180 Mersrs, Winslow, Lanier & Co. give notice of the pay- =. ae ment of the following dividends:— 6380 The bonds of the city of Cleveland, issued to the 3 200 Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula ‘Railroad, seven Pay r cent. % D ay ofthe city of Cleveland, issued to the Cleveland W'gappa'lox 4 M5 and Pittsburg Railroad Company, seven per cent. Guns, casex,. 10 2,800 The feloto and Hocking Valley Railroad mortgage Other articles — ‘877 bonds, first istues, seven cout. —— ‘the semi-annual icteret on the mortgage bonds of In- | Tobacco, 1bs.4,100 26,876 tral ; bape ik Deyanle on the Ist of November. Flour, bbls,. 575 $5,993 Butter, Ibs,. 698 $108 ‘the New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Com- | liye, do. 33 "Z0T Domestics, es 11 SAL pany has declared a dividend of two and one-half por 2 830 ‘Bread, bbls, 78 = 261 cent, payable at the office of the company, No. 54 Wall 3 B83 Rice... 34 451 street, on and after the 5th proximo. ; n 145 Soap, bxa.,, 100 119 The American Excharge Bank, a dividend of five per | (lassware,cs 20 619 Other articles — 673 cent, peyable on the 5th proximo, Tobacco, Ibe.12,946 2,606 The Ontarlo Branch Pank, a sem{-annual dividend of Whol galls, "109 "100, Total ...++e+44+ 4,812,890 five per cent, payable on the Ist proximo. : The Oneida’ Bank, a semi-annual dividend of Give per | Flour, bbls, 100 $002 Chairs, dor.. 11 $108 cent, payable on the Ist of November, Be as ee ee ial Dey goods, os er The following table will show the receipts and pay: | pymenyonbe 128 19, wiles ie ments at the Assistant Treasurer’s office, the receipts at | Tobacco, Ibw.1,067 a 5 nd ts from the Assay office, | Tea, chests... ' 10 20 (1,024 pei satcian hater aaa visa 680 = 195 Crockery.cra 10573 teidkccad cece aaa ‘ 100 700 Shooks&hdg, 88 © 429 Oustom House _Ass’t Treasurer's Paid for 5 111 Hoop iron, 2 TH Receipts, Payments, Assay office 10 182 Brasswirebxs 300817 $128,368 © $24,1 $86,214 18 191 H’dware, bxs 3 235 173,221 | Porter, el 12 132 Powder, kegs.1,498 2,928 262,617 | Y, metal, cw 1 156 Other articles “— 603, eu Paint, ega. 173 591 caan MUM oni cusshi gs orscpngbiateeeaes Opt s+{0s MOE 35,324 : bono wi0o, Zicponp | Kerseys, cs... 4 $180 Machinery, pks 205 $10,106 Total....$728,238 $072,232 | Paint’. 6 “480 Spoil gain. 837 Balance Oct. 19. x 200 Furniture, cs, 17 1,406 Stoves, baw... 5 Total 700 Candles...... 100 678 bia cn, + inf ees 263 , Lbs. 1,06 Palance Oct. 26,.....97,208,571 4, Cte oaaa’ a Tota! receipts at Custom House, $723,258 | Stationery,bxs 2 213 Shooks & hdgl,456 1,682 ‘Total payments at Assay office + 579,252 | Seater... -, 8 108 Hope... -& 708 Paid on disbursing checks..,.. vee 826,928 5 119 Other articles — 1,504 The above table shows an increase of $381 762 in the | I'as\ebourd, ns — Total... Tobacco,bales 869 $12,540 Domestics, ba 103 Bombs, bxs.. 3 112 Dry goods, cs, 12 314 Wine, cx, amount in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer as com- pared with the close of the preceding week. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending and including Friday, October 26, distin- guishing the destination and extent of shipments to each Yoder, port:— Tallow. tbs, " vine, ok Commence OF THE Port OF New York—Vazv" ov Exports, LIVERPOOL, Phos. Value. Phos. Value. Cotton. bales 3,750 $172,005 Mdse, ¢s..... 4 $1,872 I er: Flour, bbls.11,581 98,812 Silk mitts, cs. 68 35.852 pela aR Hr he Wheat, bux.72,168 150,918 Piauo,cs..... 1 200 entice ba 480 26,770 rote Corn, Bur...86,317 48,289 Lil pepperm’t 10 1,800 ie “fee Grass seed... 112 2150 Rosin, bola... 808 "492. no SESE Sapp dese se Cheese, Ibs..05,285 6,639 Oars, h’dsp's.1,738 1,175 2,782 $90,653 Clockn, cH..." 22 “247 Staver.... 4.4000 "HO TK” tales’ th 2eOL aware,’ c Scop oie | ietacco lbs.73,626 Clothing ex Total ss.sssveeesrsssversscnserersseseeveees BO25070 | Hardware, 8. 078 iby Flour, bble,.8,97 $76,302 Skins, cs..... 11 $2,925 | Pi ote, case ‘ Wheat, bu 692 65100 Potashes,btly 20 809 Cheese,tbe 184,010 22,577 70 | 0 Demeaticn Yebose, Ihe 68 | 144 Laraber,ft-1 Wh. oil, gal,10,004 ; Shoes, cx 7 2,400 g Raisins, Shia | Difed peaches 200 Brandy... Clocks. bx... 46 Druga Total Lobster, bx Pens, bb Te bbls urn e Wheat, burbels..... £24,620 $50,004 | {rrin, bbls... 100 Asap , Wagons, 18 2.005 Osher articles — 600 Mi. ash, bbls. 60 $1,900 18 Flour, ‘bbls.13 66 10 “ae | Popeee PRs RA Wheal, bushi2, 50 3 B02 we A hs hoa “Slams, ga Pork, Dbla.... | 6 200 3 ins “ge LK goods, ex. 13 Spars Ds of HOOD |i peectmenig: a” Ohigee” pean eee Cocoa, bags. 178 Je'rs ashes,bbls 49 4,050 3 Chame'na, ten Ch’e ore. bbls, 100-1400 Timber, fe..18 110 "725, 104 Deenestion, bls Leiter st'psjes 1 150 Staves.......6,000 456 ‘41 ‘Torpedoes Furniture, pks 14 150 Tara | Hb. copper, 2 291 Provisions, pk 2 TOM esos secceegeeeeeceees soos $U6AIL | ck bales.. 6 220° Alab. orn’mta BREMEN Brandy, e a 275 Matches, cs. Cotton, bales Seap, box 881 Figns...... .. Flour, bole: Sbawls, ense 1,460 Stationery, bx Wheat bu i Drugs. . 192-2346 Sugar, bos... Lord, bbs, pes Colm, bexes,. 2 210 Spices, bags. Tobacco, es.. Pimento, bys. Machinery, cs 12 1,102 B, & shoes, tra Bale coy'abh os — Raisins, 'bxa. Croekery 17800 Ciothing.... LE goods, os, 104 3,160 Oars....... Wine. 601 Oakum, pkgs’ 26 125 10% ——— | Candies, bxs 409 Other mdsv,, — 3,087 Rice, haba 9,388 —Total......... $73,926 | Sinte,, 268 ROTTERDAM. Pouches oe 376° Total. . Flour, bbls, ,2,802 $24,267 Ca 8246 | Grand total.........6006 Porks........ 10 “244 Tooncoo,lbs.13,165 730 a Rosin . ¥ 1,568 Tron, bes 1,981 Stock Exchange. 8. turpentine 175 —'653-N, soda, bagy. 100 1,256 SATURDAY, Oct. 27, 1855, Pot ashes... 25 pert | $20000 Ind S5’s....02 80 26 Clev & Toledo.b3 70 Pearl ashes... 04 40000 Missourié’s.500 87 850 seve BOOT Total., " 6000 do « 87% 100 im Rye, bush,.,... + I< ; ‘ 100 do... 20000 ei igi CO 180 Hudson i. Hi 1000NTaIMGLMBds, 100 - b6O 12600 Ill Cen RE Bas 76 50 6000 do... al 45000 Flour, bbls. ; Oats, bush. = 3000 do Total... 1000 Erie Bas °83... BRUTISH NORTH AMERICAN OOLONLRS. Bi 5000 HL EB with p.nd Flonr, bbls 6,598 4,976 8 0 pp ee ae "se 11925 Lard, ibs. 943 The Pank of Am. 113% 1080 Corn, bushs.1,981 1,800 I. R goodses. . 7 10 Continental Mank 105° 200 1 SL "490 Sugar bbls... 64 15 Naseun Bank.... 1 ; 6,444 Tea, cb....., 171 109 Canton Co, 7 3.469 Batter, Ibs..8,064 ‘ do. Leather, ia Gla bxa... 364 oe renee. Rr Candies’ bxs, 112 Ol M. instr 1 100 Clev&er Poter, Ibs, .5,051 Pr Tar, bbls... 60 20 u gles. Apples....... 260 870‘ Total...,....., $84,187 | 100 Nie Trane Co...¢ waytt ++ 160 $1,406 Satter, , e199 + 20 "883 Grind atone +10 9,280 Hams, Iie 096 Pepper, f Codfish, Ibs.12,250 "20 bd Cpatlhy Y 10 Reading Kiee, bhie 201 Other aticlos. 0 do 576 1060 do... 489 = Total bs 300 40...4+ PROT Wer INTE, - > ‘ Hicur, bbis..1,082 89,266 Lard, Ibe,. 31,298 25% 1300 0. Vork 2 2 «400 do “ wi 30 do Bre 200 Ois2 500 2% ig 100 Harlem RK... By 50 cr 9 69 ts) uf n 5 Oil, cnaks Spirit tur, bb) 19 do. ® Mich S&N1. “ ols | 10 20 B0......., 474 ” 100 Chic ARI R..000 90 438 oo w Mc cies Matches, bas. 2% sol | 100 Potatoes, bole 446 mas ana Onions. 5 230 CITY TRADE REPORT. Powder, pks. 6 ah) SATURDAY, October 774 P.M Clothing, e 9 ™ Avr. —Salee of @ bbls. were made, including pots, at . Apples, bbie.. 115 29) | C2c°. ‘or pote, and at 78%. for pearls, Potter, be ..3,600 OT Others... - ett Beso percrry.—WWwur—There continued to be = good Machinery, ca 60 S11 siomasie yort demand. The market 0 active and firm at Total ,.... previous day's prices; but with some lene apt mation, The rales embraced about 12,000 a.16,000 bbis., SALES av AUCTION. including common tv extra State, Michigan, SB068 0 | rn ne ioe $0; mizs4 to extra, and other Westors Decade ai o8 Of TBRET He MIOOLAY, “AuCHIONEER $9'3;34. Extra Genesee was ai 90 60u $11 25! Canadian ior scovent sf whoa i tony concerns, Moreno He ‘was in woderate request, with sales of about 500 dbis., at $9 Siockton City 10 per Cent ionds... +» 9800 emai, 0 $10. Soutbern was active, with sales of 2.509 «3,000 000 Wiliameport and himire Kit., lst Morieage? per cout bola, whleb frum $9 26 to $10 87 for common: to | Bowdai an sera “iii Nout aint raurket 7 fle’ htive be in pe: Keo Chicago # Rosk Island fenlicowl, let Margate 7 veg rat cially sor the better tiee od prime whit ‘he ‘i Thioago U i if soled embraced about ¢0,000 bushels inelaling Westar | S3lM Galena & Chionds Union Malivosd, Int Moriguge if spring and winter red at $1 80.4 81 95; | 95.000 New York & Erie Railroad, 7 per cent, Coaveriibie Tennessee red at $1 9 « $2 05, with » small lot re- | | Bonds... .... 00... lg, RP 1,008 Bortea At, 8500, Cannalan white, fair to choise, wt 0,000 Ciggyeo « Miswtanppl Htaliromd, 10 per ceut, Ino 15 o $220; White Mlinois at’ $216; Southora speceanere E Bag white was steady, without sales of importance. There | *Qy marinta « Ol oy were also told about 40,000 bushels Western red wheat, | $6,000 Columbus Piqua Bae to arrive in November, at $1 95. Cora—Sales of about Percent, bande. “ ‘ « 81000 30,00 bushels Western’ mixed were made nt 96c.8 Ve fr | SLAG Cy of Mary ville, (Cal) tO per cent Honda common to prime quality. | Rye was dull—aales of 3,006 | Birth hcego & Misissipps Kaitrond, 2d Mortgage, 7 per cont heshrle were reported at $1 2254. Oats were selling at | $7.00 One Corillicate of ihe Breckenridge Cannel Goal Com . & 4D. y Correk—The cargo of Rio per Elizabeth. Means, wae bares Now York & Brie Ratinoad......... sold at p. t.; 50 bags St. Domingo at 9%c. Func Rates continued firma, To Live 20,000 850 000 burhels of grain were engaged at 12d. in bags, which was an advance. Ra‘es for flour and cotton were firm, but nominsl. To London, 6,000 bushels wheat, mn Fire Lnee Company... Ghangeds "To. Brent, 200 tilon cotton Caereswere am: | 1 tap fake superior wivor Coatpany ‘o Bremen, / les cotton were ¢1 f rs 5 Ten end :,000 busivela Brain at ve. Ty Antwere, 200 | 1X0 Sewanee Nini Compan € belev ef cotton were anguged at p. t.. aud 200 do. at %e. | Ajagmbaune Con & tren ve 2) Danbury & Norwalk lost. Bank... Aver Fire Invurntice Company = suwutegee te Bemburg, 200 co. were taken at Lic. To California, | 176 shares Phenlx Mustng and Manufacturing Company... ates ranged from dBc. w Be. yer foot, Rote cf W lueid, dated, June 16 InG4, on demand. $2,800 om—he market for raisins sontinned firm, and | Note of Kurs & Reid, dated June 16, 1864, on demand. . 4.901 sales of bunch ‘eisina were made at $3 70a 8376 and Be Bae ate moan j.a8p layer 2c. The maret was wtimulated by news frogi Den) ae do, August 29, 1B, dm 000 Malagn ding acbort crop, Do. do. do, Sept “7, 64, dn. Hay.—The market was steady at 700, a T6e., with an. Do. Jo de . 10 BM, do, 1,000 | occasional let at Ble, Do do, doy do, I IA, ge 0 Hors.—Smnall sales were made at Sc. a 9c, for old, and Do da da do. 26, IN, 1,000 ‘ide 6 dn, tor row Vo. do. doa do. 25, 1884, de, f.o00 Te: Sale —Twa per cent this day, and the batane do LaaniR—The sales reached about 1,500. bales, the market having about recovered the previous deciine. Navat Stoste.—Smull ots of spirits turpentine were reported at 48¢ a Oc, HOVIBIONE.—P’ork—The sales embraced about 0000 700 bbix., including mens at $22 60, with «ome lota reported as $22 76, ond prime at $21. Beef continued scarce aud firm. The sales embraced about 100 a 180 bbls., taclud- ing Vermont mers at $15 and country prime at SLO; packed Chloago at $16 50. fore 3 ‘The avorued intorest on all the bonds» will be charged te the purchaser, Next regular sale on ‘Viuraday, November look to: m0-Tew. VOTION NOTIOK.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONRER, BY Le) esroorus No. Lt North William atrest, tis we will sell. at 107 Variek street, the ea of» genteel boarding house; kitchen uten we. basement dinintroom extra Stale was a mt the vadaiewin’ all frat « ino) foa'her bods, Peet hams wore at Ie. 010. Lard continued firm; | Mdrers, pillows, watirewaon, paniky ot bedding, t : ok a a + | yards oil clock, emrpets, oh tes, looking glasses; also the séles embraced about 200 bois., at Mie. a Lie. Parlor widower furniture in good order, Mual be remnved Piwesto is still ip good request. Vor export thy sales reach 2,200 bogs, in bond, at p.t. There ta now little to be had in market Kick—the arrivals are becoming quite large, The home trade being almost over, and axporters not disposed same day, Deposits required. fu the wslesrooms, wt L4g o'clock, variety alo of cordials, Kegurs, taney and pledged a woond hans Coin, earper bags, & ® quantity of furniture, glass ware, &o to buy unless at lower prices The market gavo way to- UCTION NOTICK.—GALLERY OF PINE OIL PAINT day, trom eo. 34c., with sales of 260 casks, moathy for Ingi.—Clostng sale, wiih’ the addition of several of the export to Europe, at 63<6. u bio. for good to atehotly | fines warranted master pieces ever moon (a this Inerkel.—- prime. FDWARD BOMENCK will sell this flue collection of avout UGAR.—The market was quist, and, except come small | forty elht olf paintings, cn Wednesday, Oclaber il, at 1g Jy; (no postponement ou account of the weal Jobbing ‘lots, no Jes were reported. The sales made, 16 Wail sti Tanges from Oke : : f et, ta elowe aocounls. We i . purchasers nd connolsaurs th view tia colleetion, and w Taviow —Sales of about 10 000 Iba. were reported at | sure they will agree with us, tha! it coolatns pictures rarely lo 12Xe. be met with. he pictures must be removed by Friday worn bagi Pov sales embraced about 800 bbls, Ohio at | Lig. Terms cash, POAT mak eete Frisco. a8 410. VOTION NOTICE—CONTENTS OF A TOY, FANOY | 3! Ruse Co,, Will sell on Tues. ek, the contents of atore Na, OL venue, comprising foe creat apparatus, loys, fancy goods, household furniture, woves, £¢ JOUN' FP. RUSSELL Auci’r, 8 Nasenu street, DOUGHTY winy,) nt 1036 o'elock, at 14 rosewood aad mahogany cluding « splen.ia rosewood ty wore Di Weekly Report of Deaths n the city ant county of New York, from the 20th day of October to the 27th day,of Getober, 1855, ris, 106-—Total, 961 179; females, 182; UCTION NOTICE. ~ will sell, to morrow, (Tue Chambers aireet, the eniire ele hove boune Men, 06, women, 77; boys, 12h; Adults, 133; children, 228, malea, colored persons, 4. DUSKASES. to, two ciegent pler glasses, rich curpele; rosewood ray, typbs 4 parlor sult. cont 8100; with everything for tbe parior, alnin Fever, typhus...... room, chamber and kilchen, of Wie bes descrip tion, ail of Fracture of the skull whicli isto ho sold without reserve—aa opportunity seldom Heart, disease of, offered to housekeepers and the trade, No postponement, Hooping cough Hydrophobia, .. ue inttammation of bowt inflammation of brain. Deposit required of every purchaser, SBIGNER’S SALE—PRUIT, FIRE WORKS, LEASE. — to-morrow a: 10 o'clock, at 210 Washington st , adjoint . Washing'on market, dried frulls. outa, dreworks, ‘stove an Inflammation of kidneys. 1} office furniture, safe, acales, tools Ae., aleo the sense of the Inflammation of liver... 2 | store. RK! P. CRANDALL, ‘Assigneo, W. A. CARTER, Auctionver, 57 Dey at. Intiaumation of lungs. 13] mcs mreary Br AGB MROEMAN,, AVOTIONEER= MONDAY, October 2 toue o'clock P M. at No 52 Balie street, Inflammation of throat Inflammation of womb, near Clinton, Brooklyn, parior, chamber, and kitshen furni ture in good order. Liver, disouse ot Lockjuw (infant) (ROOKERY, CHINA AND G) Sues venorem (adult) Bleeding from lungs Bleeding from stomach .. Bleeding from womb... Cancers... Cancer tf the womb... Cholera infantum Compression of the brain, Comprersion of the brain by injuries, RD neo tS \S8 AT AUCTION.—J. J. and gines nstorted he alteution of ike eity ud trade, he jel keepers, restnuranis nud famtlies, 1 Congestion of t fo pine J WALDRON, aucdoneer.-HENRY G. RVANS will sell Conteetn crite ME oe 5S ogee a Taendas. Ooo er ot oe ork. al Beart alceat” tn fou - . rom tbe shelf or by the package m ful ent of decorated Pen ae *f French chive, while granite and all Bode o comma. ware 32 Convul-ions, tntanuil Mortification of lungs | | | Bale peremptory AVOTION REA SALERRO, =D lange 4 Son'a superior oainas he collection to bo fault lu the comme) es ee VANDEWATER, auctionrer, on Mond: AL 10S; o'elnek, at the salearoorn, No, Without reservation, (in Jot te mul: of eupertur bu bona'roots, Wo the best povathie onder priring n Oue assortmeni of the rest carioun and for's of valuable Hower FO0ls, consisting of doniie sqepehe byscinths. nareimes and tulips, double wd single crea hin, early Duc. vou crown inn Spemeners ravancalen, gladiolus. col-h ervus Above are al) of Ihe reeemt importat ; will cousttuia the rs nae. tain season of theie sires sete Hons.” Thi aliractive nale of valoable flower ron's is ominenily worthy the sieniion of all In any Way in'erestod, alording & Fare ooper tuits tor prarchases i the ine which eatint but Ighest degree nauninctory to all J 1, SMITH, AUCTION KER. SUPERIOR HOUSKHOLO oJ» furaiture. at the residence 198 Prince atreet, on Monday, Cet 29 at W o'clock — J T. SMITH will Kol a4 ahove, the en fire handanme furniture of the Ronse, having eon nied bale short me, consieting in part of velver carpe, two elegant pulls £0 Md rosewood parlor Surpiture, in and brocade, French eval mirrors, elegant ros wood pianofor'e, guarantees With it; ponewood marble Lop Mlegeres. ‘ele a \0' and batraloth, arm and reoaption chairs, roxewood top centre and pier tables, fancy work tables, mirror topa; rich mantel ornaments, ormoin shade chock, gas fica rosewood and mahogamy bedataads, richly carved rome and mahogany turesus hair mattresses, beds and helding, spring weal cualrn, ra, woorolary . sofas, marbir top warhatands, rich lollet sets, extension table, china, giasaware, ivory cutlery, £0. with « variety of hese: ment and bedroom furniture. Baie rain orabine The hows 3 given famedalaly, ‘The house conterns as above. ON, AVCTIONRER—PERKMPTO! of rich apd ‘siegant Y SAL id furniture, pianoforiey each plate mirror, carved rosawoxd parior anita, lapew carpets, oll paintloge, manel ataiuary, to —J,' Hong #0ll, Withow reservation. to-snorrow, (Tnosday,) at I golock’ A. M., the entire contents of the alagantly f rovidence, 70 Murray stree!, waar College place. A part lit therein containeds—Two carved rosewoal aulie—one in ort fon and green, the other In claret and areen brocael, exc ‘Of une sate. one easy chair, four me lailion beak ehaira and one othie ‘recepivm clair, rosewood 706 ave Janoforte, of besutiful tone, la a highly dnistad case, and fury Autnsson and tapestry velvot car. lady's excruwire, beautifully taiald bout, wite mirror doors, elegantly carved olegeres, mur ror front and back; papier ‘mache and Paris thes earved rosewood centre tables, with siaiuary marble love large French piste plor snd oval “mirrors; rosewood site, fofs and pior tables, rosewood book wholves, cor aud Feb Savres Varo, parian mario ant tuary, © cholee collection of ol! patatings, Fine and gnase plecos, by well knuwn ain, Mone very Ane portrait and land On porcelain, coady Inca win tow Arapery. «iit cornices, decorated shades, &e. Up he charm bere Roeswoed sult in hrocatel, ay. 84 in he: ruseals and (eral vase inabogeny emaits, bedrtemdn wid . china tlle eva, onay rocking chairs, mahogany spring seat chatra, baavy hale tremes French couvlarpancs, gilt mirrors, hoisiane lows, lace aud niaslin curtaing, mahogany seni lable, cane seat chaire, 40 Bann room hing 1 Li ploces, drournied Wea sola, iver, sartion, salvi lors, cake baskets, forks. panne, a: cut guilery, dining and tom y fe, Ac The sain will he positive. and weather, Catalogues can be obtained at te house, oF af ation of the wuctionser, No. 76 Beekinan Pomemsion given immediauly, be one woul meerelary and hooks 8 gore mirror | ack; rosew cot can Fe tab! top French oval mirror tapenity, Wruene.n carpets, of ings, tp canvase end silk: net of rich ormola chancellors, 21 dmy J clowk, chins vanne, omr- cori es and shades, sulle o enameled bedroom Surat. d ware, hair mat resaee feather neds, be ir: Klaee and crocnerywa'e, bel! olleloth, Thor covking stove, refrlvaraior, &e Terme An, Ay rain OF shine, money. Houre to let, MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL “BLL ON day, 24h inst, at 1M Kast Twenty niuth «urea, Fecond shi Third avenues, the contents of & wore. a Kebern assortment, seh aa ts usally pectable house; alao the farniure Bureaus, chairs, pets, mirrors, some fue feather veda, hale vastreaste, sed the food will of the lease, five yenre from last May. be nold without reserve, as the owner be leaving for Valiforma, MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL, BELL ON J. day. 0th, a 10 0'c!ok, at 81 James strest, the contente- of 8 boarding house; over 30 tne old gountry feaiber beds, bed Me a, tranees, 4 i, Blo . counters, heer pump, stove’ Ae-, also thd good will of the lense. ORTOAGE BALE. —W. C. ALBURTUS, AUOTIO! will sell, on Monday, Oot, at 10 o'ninok, at No. Hamilton avenne, Fouth Brooklyn, the furniture, beda Dedding of a hotel, containing W roome; alo. the Sitares, #e,, of the ALEX. DUP! barroom. UPLON, Attorney far = PUTER, PARKA, AUCTIONEER -APECLAL BALK QI china and glassware; a 40, household furnitare Wim mauutarturers, to pay advances, RAVAGE & will eellon t Moth bn Why o’eloek, at rooms, 314 Bi large invoice of ching and Jn Joi to wun th eniire stock of a tcription of household, livrary and hovel furuitare. In rose ak And walogany, covered of aU plush, eatin, bromatak haircloth; *plendid ove! gilt franed mirrors ob patntings, de. Convulsions, puerpeal,. 1 Old age these sales, Goods carefully packed for suipplag. Sal Croup..... 15 ‘Tuesday. x Ambani Hebility, infu: 4 = = Bs I ep YRUCKERY, GLASS AND CHHINASBY J. 8 1. BART Delirium treme, my OP EGR ALAM AND DOIN ASST 5-8 i o'clock, | biarrhes wb i 261 Pearl aireet, large wod witractive aalo of ewt w. g., bine, 4 ad wi! kinds of common ware; rich china vases and toe nate; ia pressed Bohemlan glaseware ler Yi tatianery, ‘Ae, 1 Bale peremptory, aud gooda well packed fur shipping 4 ‘ 7 “4 D. NASH, AUCTIONFER, STURE NO. S19 BROAD 3 Rubee... 1") LD, Rogerio oe ore on Tuesdey 1 Suffocation. . «1 | Getober 20, 1856, at 10 A.M. at d Harrison street, contin 1 Suicide by cutting throat 1 | ing of n veneral mnriment of groceries, liquors, &o , togelbor 1 Teothing.,.......-...... 2 | Whh ihe Gxtures, &r., dc +. 1 Unkown (not stated) 1 Foes = wi Monday ait teat, o abesomee sialogy arnivice bracls ¢ rovewood with eve: aud bairctoth, ATull Aafortineat Extensive Heacrs & valuable opportanity to nor, being made oxponsaly for foe pri frain and nerves enerative organs. Jeart and blood ves 77 Stillborn and premature in seat and err nes choirs, lifty bene will avail usual. stands, k, & Hargalae may he expected mc with boxing and « GAGEGE pre} 1, at nder 1 year. .129° 40 to 60 yours piss to 2 yeurs G8 60 to 60 years... marie 2to 6 years + 44 60 to 70 years... hook « 5 to 10 years 10 70 to 80 years rior et table, dining ronn w (0 to 15 yeu 5 8010 00 years... 5 arn andi veny cane ros 15 to 20 yours ++ 6 $0 +0 100 years 2h bale matttgunes, p 20 to 2 Yours : 10 100 and upwards. 1 | tno 25 to 20 years 41 Unknown,,.... 9 to 40 Years TS | (ROROR COOK, AUCTIONKER—STORE WT NAgeAe Total. +0036] I sweet.—a: Ja amie of a large sock of tamery, bij wide articien, a Prince re Ha os, W British Ameri Fngland, Krave 'y PUBLIC DyerrTeTIONS. 1, 1 Lunatic As’Im, Bi'k’s. Int. 1 # canes, cuirrore, x Ja w the highest bidder for cash, Almshouse, Blk'a I feilevue Hospital 8 Lyingan Asylam........ 1 | (;ROCERIES, THAs At ACTER Vase vest, City Howpital..... Randall's Iel. Nar. Hompt. 7 |g) geventh avenue, ne ane Colored Home Hoapita: Ward's ial, Smig't Hop. @ . condiint, Jews? Hospital, hares (GROCERIES, STOVES, FICKLES, OaraUP. HARD 7 rloelt, 81 fey street ware, Tuesday ath October, 1054 cor. Greenwieh. Hrandy, ‘ tem, mostard. pepper sore, saws, flex, plane I fardware mele, on 1 2. 3 4. 6 6 ARDWARE AL be 1 (includes City Hosp’) 4 iron, bollowware TION ae NOTICE. —PRENCH SHERT includes’ Black weil? <a2 Tue y. Ont, 0, No. 210 Pearl sree’, nd Hospital)..,....168 | will be found eighteen casms French ahnet (roo bollowware, ‘. 36 | Urned sancepans, skimmers, basting svonna, ladies fry peor, Ficap't.21 | eu lenders, cups, sridirons, foup indies, dinpers, taileapad i 18 | Meal forks, Wehbowl, preserving kettion, cutloe pow. 12’ (includes ‘B.’ eod' W. ete Alro fifty dozen jong and S) bandie ©. x. shovels The ware includes B. and W. Zr | will be rold by the package, ior m of whom it may con lospitals......... +... BA Total... .-..s+1+++.963 | cern, part of them being slightly damaued hy sen waier Ala, THOMAS K. DOWNING, City in or. two packages double aod single barre! guns and rifles, one cane leairays, One ‘ansoried: One do, tahie cutlery, five do, bell braces, draw Kptves, couipanses, selmors, an we, Dutcher knives, billet webs, &e, } BNRY H. LEEDS & 00,, AUCTIONEERS, OF FIOK No. 19 Naweau pirect.—Aswiirnee sale of «large and valun bie stock of piauntortes, musioal instruments, masa bound and in sheet, he. ier ry H. Leeds A Co. will weil, City Inepector’« Office. New York, Oct 27. ADVERTISUMENYS RENEWED EVERY DAY, —. ne * — 5 by ane ANTHONY J. SLERKCKER, AUCTIONEER.—FULTON | tion, on Tursiny and Wednewlay, Oc! 3) and M. at 10% o'cork and Obureh street nihony J. Bleecker & Uo. | cach day, at the extenss Will nell wt public aucdon, at he hanis? Kxchaage, on Thesday, Ootover 30, at 12 o’eioek, the valuable jot Known as he west corner of Fulton and Church streets, contaln!) SS font 4 Inches on Fulton street, and 75 feet 2 Inches on Oh Areet, being the premises at present occupied by Mr. 8. # halter. ‘Terms, which wil, Yo liberal tothe purchassr, md particulars, may be obtained of the anconenr, Sait | pomilve, he owner being about to leave for Kurope. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & 00., So, 7 Hroad slrect, | NTHONY J. WLEECKER & 00, WILL SELL AT AUC Hon, on Tirsday, October 90, at 12 o'clock, at the Mer change, the folowing ry seventh airort, ote fine builling fot, a of Forty-nevenih wtceet, between hy oommeneing 175 toe. wont of Bighth sive 2 fee rear, by 100 feat dtnchex's de fod Ninth are severed, nad Forty vemered. curbed wed quileret Ply to the aucthooeer, So 7 Bi 5 Weat sreet, borween Dey and Falun, ad synare canna, of the fol vert On, wilh med without Ho are Waters Jacob Chi-kering lar dothers. ail of the first class; euperb tarps. varings db oetares, porianle of piala cass, and eal Turkinh aneke’, ierween 9 ood 12 o'er. ort horses, 8 ber plano € 8. RICHARDS, AUOTIONE & with planciories, CO., store 266 614 Bs, Pearl Buse a stieets 0 deark A.M are partiewia kibe, eompriaing & geoernl sewer ty oe of ihe GMa ont goods suitable for (be Northern, Boutarra an! ciy \raie arGere moet be eens | Mele moet - UCTION NOTICR—J, BOGART, AUOTIUNKER—BY | or the wuccoueers, a: thet BK. Bogart, Monday, ai 10%; w'elork, a the action corner Frantfort and } BNAY f, HERTS. kM —ARALG NR AUCTION NOTICE.—d, BOGART, AUCTION ERR. —BY AC 8. Bogart, In JOUN KVAN ANTWERE'S | Tuesday, $01, at luhy o'clock, at the auc bn rings, nh great Verwey Chalae, kiires, forks rooms coarser Franklort aod Wiliam ereqa Sheril'* aod ‘Ain (#0 iron sates mind my flaws Panes ronstable’s sale—LarKge wale carpets, lenther ) Perkir feather bode, alt macresrn, tgerhar with « gener bin regular weekly sain of chown grereriet, wines Stent bdr and wiishon furniuure, Ywhiog | Ante ke ware Ko. ty Pine areet, Poe work's sik oom’ | .nern, a varie articles, 5 — * to - r4iinws enrtevioe. Fale y wil ve required trom all’ par pit gy Tl Shock, cherry, adeire. tated = and pagne wines, Holand , 4 iy ~ J r Wy Reteh. Monamgahe a ehintr: Lewten tor, eve 5 UCTION NOTICR—WM. TOPPING & 00, NO. 33 rh vie Serrenvied aa re A Greed areec wilt sol tu Tomday, Ovinbor'3i, a theie pM g On Tn ays namorinment of clothing, eo pone for present wear, worthy the atten ere mare a caer tales room, © Saen : oF tale ropaumers LOTION NOTICR—AT 413 HUDBON sTREET, wep | } Gerad Shy at 10% ‘ALM. Day, Kansai! & 00 . r ENRY 7. LERDH AUCTIONEER —MAONT HH Mexeatis faretare Savers. he will soil, ow Tyowtey, Ook 0, of Ming octane, will sell he ly leaving ibe cl'y, comprining the usual Mast be recoved tha Tear Siete a a voces veTIoN CE. —RDWARD SCHENCK, WILL ARLT. “ day at lol, o'clonk, mi imas ble reaotels, entrees, a ou, i 17 ealies, in brow * ED 5 marbie mantels, wed poll ¥ frame mirrors of ii siane; aise Ten summer cocking ramcen, | sit mabownny Ae leteinada, pure euried borer Bair vost renew one ares romwool mane bale pomuive for ean. carers lentes ede Be rommmeret mmr ye ve) roman al rn a nt nl nde ern rewind bekonee set maleeny ot T'S NABBAU SYTRERT THIS MORNING MOND | ania, Ib lent Grew ace wintow A AS 104s foloels. extensive mile of eupertor becmetelt (. wat ts chairs, arte do, «iver ptre JOON ¥ BI LL. auetioneer.—Day, Home eth, oe atl cleth wort gee ee The bomee wae fvrwinhaet wilerlas shove by catalogue, » superior rilierton —_ manu eevured, Tarniare, Tosew ind parte great #04 (he ania wii be wlan, heire, best eaaee, wardrvben, drewing bor away © serve whacever, se he awoee ‘aw or 0) bee, aaeble top tahew, Al paintings beds om wovuntol Mhesith A it recatred fromm aD tairvors, . hair mnelirenahe, tae veh rina, bo inate jee, HT LEEDS AOD raiture ward rtende, rogking ebairs, eidevonsds, be Coincq ure ot the beuse om ¥ Deckamae wont I ae wel) worthy the susution of the Wrete Bad pri loging al sale, Ferma cash : DAWNERE 'SBALE—A. M ORISTALAR, AUCTION- 4 eer, Zi tow 1 Monday, 2th inet, at © look, an meso joaring Jeluine, alpaom, clothe, eassimerea, ral vels boots and phows, quilte and blankets, bets and Tn watches and jewelry, together with «lot of mmorocey ont pe, ordne a fent eather ékins, galier and hoot ap vere, Ae. ae. i VO GANLICY, #0 Hayard # reat, DAWNBROK RR BALK.—THIS DAY, AT lO O'CLOCK, by J MOK EIMY, i a . pants and vi Wort! the siten ‘ion af IBAAC BRENSTEIS, 19) Grand sirerk LATHAM, AUOT BPR AL BALE wo HB us ded hanks I Thor J, Vet 29, af the Merchaut. > Ww tof Indians ‘of hee York Bock Rank at Vinewnnas cm 8,000 Virginia Mate 6 per ceut Coupon Houds, Jangary, Oow pon ait Plymouth Hank 00 Indtana be On ne A per cant Mok, tot frva July Craderw’ Hank a! feree i tr Der cet L rtock. tn’ per cant. wih in’ @ paid » daye grace given (aating i rund interest will go 10 the purchaser, (the same ee Le board of Brokers, except when oherwise sat d J THOM PAOn Office So t Wail reat YReTOOTT, AUCTLON KER —8UPEKRIOR re, at lie reedenee Mo. 1 DURRELL Ww af ry “ ry Soneer, corner if Rourinenth res eo joghth avenue, wil w fine order, having bees in ave but» abet tie, conmming ih part of ve vet caryels, (wo elegant suite $00 rorew ord parlor ture apesiry sod bree tay French oval mirrors, el cot aed mahogany hogany barcaus hair ma/tresses, beds and bedding neat chairs artncbaire, cokers seoreiary bookraae fxn sofas, marble lop washe'anda rich lol ef mea, extension table, Chita mawrware, trory callers, 4. with & variety of betromm and basement (uruiture. Kale, rein or shine ] DARELL W. WESCOTT, AUCTION BER— Ir aie of rich ed elegant housebbald fu Drench pier and mantel mirrors, rome wont pores . ‘et aml velvet carpets, valuable ofl pain’ roe Gitncierie, ciaccel e's. works of art, de. at the remdemce om Twenty fret erent nw Y on wil mel, wh reel ran Vaugh mous Ul irom way. oF at the offive of Cue suctonner, tor per of Dour renth wreet and Bighth aren un Par ore Kiegaut | oetan ee Anes With wip Covers ail thew suits are of the hem 4 aed owtuary A, rity wah A emnend Dregn Wie gant carved row weet Fit “tonireneae fe schur vee ok ers. mle ny ier Aid Qin” met shy Atel ryan ont Ee, DRT ETS. Cures, t~ -4 arence he wth ah dee Kehoe womnetin This RUGALD, ARIERE, AUCTIONEER -TiHN4) Dar (Mowtny) ah Why elon, MOOKY Weurems wil Hel, at Noe GARETT s Kaleo SHIRTS, COLLARS, PW ROMER INTER, prema wel. thie dmg. ee Miinam seve, weer ( hom, b +k nn etme mare 1% = rele Ser ae ae he MNT eet ) 9B MOLD, BY ADOTION, AT THE ITOH RAT ie, om Toeetey Soremcee m, Cxietee otek geek will of en youre Hay of he betel Red cavers Enewe at the Wout a ae pom. wa we