The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1856, Page 5

: { Dy native that Turley and his party were in the vi. qinity and hed iaid an ambush tor him, which he was thus enabled to avoid. ‘The next intelligence of Turley and bie gang wastne veport we previourly mentioned, that ibey bad al) been ‘ourdered, and the has now been confirmed in much ® wanner ss W eave no dvabt of its truth, We give the particulars se we beard them—They had gone wto the ming district of Choniamice, where they represented they had been cent by General Waixer, and om the etrength of this they ieee the miners of sverything they wanted. At eid & physician who wes .n the munez, of what nat By we did not bear, called the minere ‘\ogetner ant in- formed wem that be knew General Walker, and wae sa- ‘Uefied that he bad not sent these men to plander them, ane councelled them % aesembie acd drive the marau- dere from the country. ‘The tuiners did assemble to the cumber of over two bondved, armed with matchetas, picke, and other rude erme. They started in pursuit of Turley and hie baud, 826 soon Came Up with them. The latter saw they were eucnumbered, sud demanded a pariey, aud after the in- several flags of truce, the following terms 8 were entered into. ‘Turley’# party were we, when they were to be furnished with guides who wozld fake them to the Mico or Blew. Belde river, oe they bocnd themselves (o descend and the c ve food that Turley’s party must have been ow ate manition, other wise thoy would vot have agreed to give up their arms; bat atall events they did so, ana se the indians gor poracesion cf them, % proposition was made to kill ali the robbers. was agreed to by & jarge party of he minere, while others were in iavor of keeping the treaty. A on was finally made, acd it ‘was found that the killing party were iargely in the ma- jority , whereupon the latter aet cpon Turley’s gang with heir machetat and other weapons, and killed all buttwo, who made their eacaps, but were eubsejuently captured and Are Dow prisoners in Acoya| ‘Ibus miserably perished the deserters who but afew weeks esnce were greeted as brothers by ihe army and eitizens of Nicaragua, anc who might now be occupying high and honorable pos:tions Dut for their unholy thiret for gain, that aurt sacri Faimes, which would not de con- sent with the proveedé of honest .adustry, but must beets seek for sudden wealth by despoiling others. Tur- Jey wee « man of good education, and exceedingly Piuneidie manners, and many think that he deceived bis men i the first instance, by stating that he was eeung onder orders from General Walker. Of course whe deception could not bave lasted long, but the men gonnc themselves ip au enemy's country, fur they had sobbed the natives in ai directions, aud of couree ade them enemiee, and besices knew they were looked upon ux deserters by the'r comradee. !t would not be difficult apder Fuch circumatances to induce them to continue op, ‘Wh the bope of reaching the coast and returning totheir hemor in the Statez. With the officers, of course, it was diferent. They went into the affair with their eyce open, aud were only actuated by a desire for plunder. ene was # native of Vicksburg, Mize, ard bis there « considered highly respectable. Waena charecter wae bad, and he was early obliged to wecve homo Ja a ouct ct bie dishonect propausities. It we eaid that & few yeare since he ym re ._ fe America, where he joined a party of noted robbers, ax: was que saccessful. Since then it is stated that he has been maraoding upon the borders of Mexico and Texse. These particulare Dave come out since his derertion. j.ieut. Rivera te a nitive, wo Lay tok of Ben Anions, Texas, and Las alwa} ae a dy oop? ter up to the Ume of his desertion. med by bis on and trusted by yuperior any ‘snd no man ip ood a better chance to attain e Poeition ipa fatal momert the tempter found bim, und be bartered all bie oper for the prospect of a rob: ber’s Sfe OF the othere we know nothing perronally, ‘ot ae & warming t0 any Who —_ pe oe 0 follow wer sxample, if apy ruch be, ws yang we paneer Of che mises walare whenave! 80 dearly Ragsell. or thew crimes — Capven Turley Liect. EL F Licat, Joba J. Rivera. BATES. Dinner to the Hon. Pierre Soule tn Granada —His Departare for New Oricans. iFrom Fl Nicaragaenge, Sept. 6.) oo Sevorday, tbe 20th tust., « dinner was given by @eptain Fraver, of the Nicaraguan army, in compliment ‘ the Hon lerre Soulé, who was about to depart for bis boute in the United State, There were ohout eweuty pat pons preeent, among whom were Prigadver General A .; Col. Wheeler, American Minister; ee ee swale Ph. R. Thompson, Adjutant eneral, XN. Col. *. Peher, Quartermaster General, %. N. rh Major Grane, Acting Postmaster General; Co}. Mark B. skerret, ¥. R.: Oo} Tones, Paymaster G b At Mir Jobs Tabor, of £1 Nicraguense; Mr, Charles Callatan, of ube Vustoms i, apd, so £pe, ali the departments of the civil military government were repreeented. The dimner was got up ip & Son. Bn exeeJent manner, and urlu ted some of the rarest vegetable productions, as well a EO Ln wines. on the right jer Genes prerided, supported yet 2 Serre Soule and on'his le by the United Munister. Alter the more substantial part of the entertaiement of, toasts to the President of the repud- ‘ the American Minieter, the seven o'clock, to attend at The steamer San Carlos left this on Tuesday last, for the San Juan river, with the {i ition of connecting wah (he New Orleans The Hon. Pierre Soule tonk bis mire on the San A triende. In company with Mr. Soule Col. Munsoras aod Lieut. 6. W. Git took their departute for me United States, President Wi is Levee: a From Ej Nicaragvense, Sept 6.) The President gave bis second levee on the evening of Seturday, the 30th ult. The halle were thr with ‘who came to pay him their respects join in Tre pleasures of the dance, as well ar enjoy the mosaic of ovr excellent = which, under the sbie direction of ing ones ea. The native ladies and yanne of the refresimente, supplied. After the lunch’ the =. about twelve o'clock, at ! i 1 it i : i f tr Pe € i at il vig yed. Lowe about 36,! ‘The building No. 213 ie occupied ae & Wooden ware store. Fir stock wil be fy tathevred Wy A inrge porsion of the onth wae the pew Duldege fel with @ tremendous crash, oy crushing al} that renanined of the buildiog og 4 poy oh euddued by the firemeo, be alley ing the fears of the occupants of the eurround- 5 ators. Court © SvraRM CovKT—Circuit.—Nos, 2012, NOE, we ao 21807, 1883, 1842, 864, 1878, 1856, 162], 817, 4004) 2009, 2023, noi, 1640) 1642; 1642, 2049, 769, 1986. The Way to ‘Secure Karly News of the Pre~ sidential Election. POR INSPRCTORS OF ELECTION, TEHBORAPH OPERA- YORE, NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS THROUGHOUT THE UNION. ‘The people will look for the result of the Presidential elec- Nien on the Sth of November. To enable the newspapers of the Union co declare the result on the following morning, it will De necessary tor the inspectors of Election throughout the United States to aid the telegraph operators and editors, every town, vilage and elty and for the editors and ‘reporters to aid each other. Thin can be done b sontning. their labors en the night of tbe election to the vote sione. Let Moinepesions everywhere count the eleciora Wwote fires Let ibe telegraphs (ranamit that vote only'on the night of election, This pian will enable we press to announce result the merning aiter election, even if the eontes: be a cioseone. We Dope inis plas ei) simplify the labor, make it easler, save Gime and watisly the peovie—country and city. | Rditors will premete the olject in view by publishing it iu tbeir editorial columLs. Southern and Western Merchants. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. In order to protect myself against irand, and the oublie against dangerous imponitions, I deem it necessary to state that imitations and counterfeits of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps are abroad, and \o warn ail those who nse it, and physicians who prescribe it to their patients, against tbeve de- seterious and dangerous mposiions. anti the public, therefore, and the medical faculty, be ou their guar against deceptions in maiter so Important: ‘alth an 1 am impelied to state these frets from a knowledge that un stomp bas been made by number of nor mixers, pirates And wmvosiors, in New “York, Piuladeiphia and Gostoa, 0 tiood Ret of tac’ remotést Statea with imitations of my schnapps, to the injury of my interos: and reputation, aud withont regard to the #erious results which may, and indeed ast follow dhe introduction of Unelr inapure and Sosigus coca. Schnapps, thns anthentioated, ta over their own signatures, by three thousand i d adopted ‘in their practice by early the wEcle inedical faculty in the United States. Therefore hook to the impression on the bottle and the cork, and sec that my autograph signature-—to counterfeit which \s felony —ia on the abel, UDOLPHO WOLFE. 22 Beaver sireet, N. Y. Shell Dress Combs.—A large variety at A. & J. SAUNDERS’, 357 Broadway. Citizens and Strangers who Desire a Tasty and elegant bat, ata moders.e price, should cai) at BSPEN SCHE])’S, 118 Nassau street, and examne bis assortment. 118 Nassau street. White's $3 Hat, Fall Style.—148 Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau street My Superior Hats, for $3 aad $4, are Sold in Broadway at $4 and $5. BUNT, 90 Pult treet. Knox's Fall Hat is ali the Rage, also his Paris sott hats, 212 Broad’ ‘ay. corner of | Fa Patton street. New Style of Leather J§at—Introduced by RHINALDO YW. WATERS, 419 eM 471 Broadway, one door above Cana) sireet. David's, 201 Broadway, near Duane street, fall style of gentlemen's bats An Endless Vartety of Men’ a: FORD & SCOTT'S, 210 Broadway. ft Hats—At Ford & Scott's, 210 of Pullen street. Ford & Scott's Fali Style of Black Haws, at 210 Broadway, lower corner of Furon street. Fancy Cutlery tor sale, at DERS’,7 No. Astor House, 87 Broadway. Phrenology.—Examinations, with Charts and writien deseriptcns of character dally, by, Professor FOWLER, at the Phrenotogiea! Cabinet, 305 Broadway, near the Tark. ‘ Private rooms vi send gentiemen, Pianofortes.—A Number of New and Second tand pianos, also molodeous—ail of full and rich tone, fully warranted, and at prices deity competition. A decided bargain may new be bad a: tbe warehouse of JOHN P. KE & 00., 167 Canai street, four doors west of Varick. Pianot.—Attention ts directed vo the Milles modern improved 108, both with or without woliane attach: ment, Which is ereatmy such universal a4! ot the American Insstie, Crystal Paincn, sareroome, 158) Fast Twenty rst Second and Third avenues. Poxtable Dressing Cases, for sale at A. & J. SAUNDERS’, No.7 Astor House, 387 Broadway + & J. Saun- Photographs and 25 compas acure views of Niagara dui Presidentlai caudidates, a road! Wedding and pn Cards, 'Euvelopes, ae, Sof oe at EVERDELL'S, 302 Broadway, cor wer © The Boys’ Clothing, at Rogers’, Corner of Poiton and Nassau stree’s, is all fashionably cut, and, as re ds the extent, variety and cheapness of the assortment Efnnet be matched in or out of New York. Call aud ses. 1856,.—Our Late Styles of Fat! and Winter garments are now ready. and on sale. As most of these are fabrics Imported by and con‘med to us, and in our best sirles, an early call will secure many beaud ful things that will pow be run of before we season is fairly 7 “five vioek of clothe, camsimeres and vestings in our custom geome iw adraitied to be the largest and ‘best seleciod variety e posed a £ 0O., —— ail 22, 269 and 260 Broadway, Furs.—Ladics’ and Gents’ phaig wind Kinds A Beautiful | Fall § Stock Brussels, 7 Se. to Se, per yard. ANDERSON's, @ Bowery. To Wholesale and Country Merchants.— Barnes & Park, 304 Broadway, New York, 1 he atten’ on of large and close ouyers to heir immense took of Baropean and American pairnt medicines, ot and below manufacturers peices by thedozen, package, oF 10) gre Tc. PAKNes OF TO RKNES & PARK, cinnall and San Francisco Potichomante is the New Art of Prans- forming giass into richest painted chine for mante) ordameni« table tops, card trays, Work Doxes, Ac. Art eaay. Books of insywetion, and every article requisite, $3. CONTENT, NRARY & 00., 512 Broadway. Use Crtstadoro’s Dye—The Best Article of fie kind known, Wholesale and rewail, and privately applied at No. 6 Amor Hoase, A Perfumed Breath.—What Lady or Gontle- tian would remein under Uwe curse of a disagreeable breath when by using ‘balm of & thousand flowers’ as dent» feice would pet only F eet, but leave the weth white Ae alabaster! | Many persons do bol know thelr breath is bai and the subject is #0 it friends will never mention “TF Pour @ single drop of tbe aiay’ on. your tooth Brug anc night and morning. A fifwy cent Hottie will year. Vor sale aA a (arneeiate. None geauine aniesws Raye ETRIDGR ., proprietors. miner Freneh Gas Fixtures and €locks, ae rae ye rior toad only, just received by M. DAR New York, ‘a Fills and Otntment.—The Fa- mally provided with these medictnes is fortited acainst the dan serous effocta of dyspepsia, iver complaig', nervous dienasrs Usorders of the bowels, ei tions, ulcers, sores, rt theme yield to HOLLOW AT'S ‘Three Per Soa a Month,—Business Men, “fast? men, young men, who wish to learn & secret w ing, wieed to cal! at the ses Shane evook worth reading, entitled, Burd Gent a Month.” Price #1 Cam) lee, jphor ice.—EN) W. Von- dersmith's celebrated camphar Ice isa certain cure for chap ped hands, lips, &e. Ask only for Bi W. Vondersmith's cam hor lee manuiaetared only at 108 Howery. Nold by Sebieffelin rothers, ‘Wm, I!. Cary & Co., Clickener & Co., and Mra. pt, Brooklyn. Fae og ices tly cleans kid gloves of an ipstan! One og ie Seane Shy pairs.” rie 80 conte For ae oor rene all Sraggiss 10,000 cure fig Me oeen maa ae seen cn rrhere, colle, “AY be wo cptraed etcine Bement We. Depor, Bi Cort ret Boe strech. old by ail all the druggist throughout he a he House.—The Cordial cognac bitters ¢: within five minutes, to colic, diar- rhrem, billows cca ay fevers, and, in a short time, ole. radical cure. AHINPRLD, nw Saree street, N. Y., sole agent for the United nited Mates. a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY | MARKET. Twomspay, Oot. 2—6 P.M. The stock market hangs heavy at points current at the close yeaterday, There was a little more cash stock than usual offering today, and the operations om time were more limited. At the first board Michigan Ceatral ad. yanoed \{ per cent, Michigam Southern, }¢; Cleveland and Toledo, j. Erie foll off 4 percent. There is evi- dently a «trong movement in Michigan Southern Railroad stock, The transactions to-day were unusually large, at Cleveland aad Toledo was quite as the sales amounting to nearly four Yew York Central Mailroad is about the sickest stock on the het just now; ocoasionaliy « good deal of stock changes bande, but prives are gradually set- ting down and must permanently rest at much lower points, Reading bas received a blow from the re cent reports relative to its productiveness, from which it Will not recover for a long time. It will be many months with continued prosperity in ite business before thie stock wil agsin reach prices which bare recently raled. Public confidence in it has been #6. riousiy shaken, and it probably will be for atime a more speculative stock than ever. Almost every day a ‘small lot of Galena and Chicago Railroad stock is sold at the board, for cash. This stock, we understand, comes from the Weet, and ie pickell up here by the shorts to fulfil contracts. Panama Ratiroad has receded (0 abou; the lowest point previously touched, and there are sellere on time at the current price. There has beeaa great change in the public mind in relation to raroad invest mente within the paet teatee months There ie By" £0 rbsee aty of thé leaupg railroad pocurns oF Blocks ai current prices, and £0 far ag outsiders are con- cerned, there is. nothing doing. The brokers find it ub} erly smpoeeible to attract new purchasers, At any tage of the market ouleidere do not come in as buyers. They bave, se a genera) thing, bad enough of railroad stoeke, and either avoid them altogether or operate as teller for lower prices. The developemente which are contpually being made in relation to railroad property are enough to deter men of even an ordinary quantity of cominon sense, from touching the stock at any price. In ail parts of the world this species of property appears to be particularly eubject to depreciation and bad manage- mnt, Defaications and all sorts of rascalities appear to be practized with greater impunity in railroad affairs ‘than ip our banking institutions, and parties interested as ebarehoiders are in continua) danger. The stock bas to bear the brunt of all disasters. Overissues, defalca- ons, damages from collisions and other causes, depre- ciation, decay, &c., a!) fall upon the stockholders, and no one holding a share of these great speculative companies knows whether it is worth anything or not. There is therefore great danger in holding the stock, ether for an investment or upon speculation for # rise. Any day or apy bour may bring forth developemenis ofa character {bat would run down prices ten, twenty or thirty per cent ima very short time. As a bondholder, a man is comparatively safle, but asa stockholder he is continu ally in imminent danger of some sort of a coliapse. There are at thie moment undiscovered rascalities in the financia) afaire of our largest railroad companieg, any of which are likely to be brought any moment to light, that would place the company immediately concerned in a covdition no better than the New Haven Railroad. It is well enough to consider theee things in time to guard egairet them, if possible. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocke and bonde were made at auction by A. H. Ni- rie "ss u 00 Wyoming Coal Co, 000 Memphis City 68. . 60 shares Dela. Lacks, & W 300 Brooklyn Cty R. K.. 500 Nautilus Sud- Marine Co, 30 Union India Rubber Co. 46.N. A. Kerosene Gas Ligl 31 New York Consolidated tags 10 American Express 40 Lenox Ins. Co.. 65 Market Fire Ine. 20 Island Oy Bank 10 Ball’s Head Kamk St. Nicholas Bank. 100 Grocere’ Bank... 160 Tradermen’s Bank. Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and vonde will take place to-morrow (Friday), at half past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. Av the second board the market was much depressed. Atudden change wok place between the boards, and there were plenty of sellers this afternoon. Stocks were abun- dant. Erie fell off 1); per cent; New York Central 2; Cleveland and Toledo 34; Michigan Southern %{; Chicago and Rock Island 'j, The Erie clique were taken all aback by the breakdown in prices at the second board. There are blue times ahead, and the old beads in the Stock Ex- change know it, and are trimming their sails accordingly. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad comer for the month of September amount- fine mon Increase... 119,174 The Olfo Stave six per cent loan of $2,400,000 was awarded to-day to H. A. Johnson & Co. at 10334 per cent. Thie bid wae for the whole or none. This loan is reim- bureable, at the pleasure of the State, after December 31, 1886. There was another bid for the whole amount at 102 per cent. ‘The operations at the Assistant Treasurer's office, thus far this week, have been as follows:— x Tuesday... 123,687 54 130,417 OL 13,611" oon % Wednesday... 186,415 15 168,707 09 += 13,628, Thursday... 168629 97 673,766 8613, 28200 n ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, om the 20th of September, were az follows :— Texas debt warrants........ Department. Navy The followixg table will show the amount at thé reve ral depositories, eubject to the draft of the Treasurer of the United States, om the 22d of Sept. — Treasurer of the U. 5., Washington, D. C.. ‘Ageistant Treasurer, Boston. . 3 49 a ao 86 2 9 64 BS13 44 1 42 618 60 2,244,600 60 2,047,854 16 82,000 00 27,960 03 2,060,177 43 1,600,000 00 23,472 000 91 Add difference im tramsler®... 6.66.6 .cceee 28,000 00 Net amount *ubject to craft. .......... 923,496,008 92 ‘The transfers ordered were as follows: — To Treasury of Caited States, Washington... $100,000 00 To Atenas Treararer, New York..... 540,000 00 & 100,000 00 825,000 00 835,000 00 237.600 00 100,000 00 160! 000 90 BY Depoettory 100,000 00 Total... seeeee +++, $2,962,600 00 From Assistant Treasurer From Assistant Treasurer Prom Assistant Treasurer From Depository From Depositor, From Mint at Phil From Branch Mint of Z THURSDAY, Oot, 2, 1856, 100 ahs Erie RR. vig OM ger ee % do. 81%, eo do. 1%, 200 do. sly 100 do. 82 1100 82 300 do. 82K 100 do... Sis 10 200, do 2 40 850 do. . 82 400 100 Is Cent 60 LIT I6 100 100 Mich Cent RR.b60 92 450 20 do. . WK 300 100 do. oy 50 100 Mh SO&N IaRR 63 90', 100 300 do «bs 90% 100 300 donc a, ONE 100 100 do -b10 90%, 100 do.,,...D00 G1 100 do, + b3 90)5 60 Rariem RR. 4% 60 do 9055 261 N Y Cen AR. 85), 300 do. J 600 do...... B38 86% 100 do. 905% 250 do. 854 890 do 90% 100 do. 5% 80 do 90% 100 do. 86g 100 do #0 60 a 86% Panama 80 1400 ey do, 896 150 do. 63 # Clive & 8 300 do 63 90 Cly, 103 360 c 6 0 Galena & Ch RR. 109 500 63 20Cley & Toledo RR 77 100 do 10 63% 400 do. 8 IT 380 do ..,,.,08 68% 200 do. b20 Tie 100 do.....b60 63% 100 do. 60 78 400 do. SO 685, 400 do... ....890 TT 200 B30 633¢ 1200 do... 11% 50 900 63° 100 do. 11K 60 63% 700 do 78% 200 63% 100 do. 78% 160 -8 6 0 do 78h BOARD. $2000 62 coh By NY Cen 62 do. 100 Panama RR He 100 ae. i 40... D60 801g 300 do. 200 Reating RR ved 82i¢ 4 do. ter) rt es BIg 100 do, cod Ue NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1856. S3888S3 Be 5 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tucrapay, Oct. 2—6 P. M. PP -- raaea market was quiet, and prices were ged. Breavervrs.—Flour—The market was heat cloned at @ decline of about 10c. per bb! The gmbraced about ¢,000 a 8,000 bbia, at the wing Peeeepeese. mmon Common to’ vod Oni 5 EF ate ® excecack S ssseases ¢ © se110008 30 16 60 40 50 9 50 20 00 16 g Canadian brands were ‘quiet, while prices were unchanged, ‘ae nour heavy, with sales of avout 800 a 1,000 bbis. at quotations. Rye fiour—200 bbis. were sold at Heal was steady, with sales of 100 a 200 pbia., at a? New Jersey, Wheat was rather dull, and sales mode Pog with the turn of the market in favor of — The sales embraced about 30,000 a 40,000 is, in- cluding Western rise “ae &@ $1 35; Southern and Western red at $1 4: 50, apd white do. at $158a $1 62, and prime to ae we Canadian white at $1 06a $1 67, and Milwaukie club at about $140. Corn—The sales embraced about 40,000 a 60,000 bushels sound Western mixed at 68c. a 68),c., and Southern yellow at 702 2 726. Rye was scarce, and was held at $1 90. Fe firm at 4cc, @ 462. for Sate, and 47c. a 48c. ‘estern, Corroy.—The market for the past two days has been very active, and pricee have improved about ic. a Je, The transactions have embraced, to-day and yes: terday, about 8,000 bales, 2000 of which ‘were 1 trausivu and @ good part of te femainder to arrive. Tne sales one based upon middling uplands, at about 12?/c. a c. FRECETS.—To Liverpool, about 60,000 Pencor of grain ed in bulk and bags at <a. 0 9344 ‘a lod ; . four at 2s. 6d., with some mat igd, To London, to bbl. four were engaged at 2s. eB and 1,200 do. at Ss. To Havre, rates were unchanged. ‘ons —Vork—The sales embrace about 300 bbis. $30 & $20 12},; prime was at $18.0 $18 12. Bee. ith sales of 200 a 400 bbis., including mess, at $8 toe. 11, and prime country at $6 & $7; priae mess repacked and beef hams were unchanged. Cut meats were unchanged. There was some inquiry for hams fi sbipment to Vaiifornia. Lard was steady, with gales of about 260 bbis. at 1S4jc.al4igc. Bacon was quiet. Bat ter and cheese were unchanged. a Married. Bricrk—Hiypry.—On Thursday, Oct. 2, at St. Peter's church, Tomas Buicrg® to Miss Caruerina Harpey, bot) of this city. Huxt—Ammpoy.—On Wednesday, Oct. 1, by Rev. Dr. § D. Burchard, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Beyry W. Hest to Miss Sarse, daughter of Francis 8 Amidon, Of this city. adie Beneay, Anguet 31, by the Rev. & tT. Minter, at his residence, Mr. Barwanp Decker to Mak Gane A, Basi, all of this city. Baker—Saxp).—On Thursday, Oct. 2, by the Rev. Wii iam T. Baulch, at the residence of the bride, Mr. EDwami Baek to Mise ‘x E. Sueno, all of this city. Pougbkeepsie papers please copy. Sxcor—Mariy.—On Monday evening. Sept. 29, by the Rey. Mr. Hovey, Mr. Saver Sacor to Miss Many "EB. Max mix, all of this city. ‘Tonn—Am.vnon.—At Yonkere, on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Presbyterian church, by the Rey. Mr. aeward, Rr vus N. Topp, +) OF thig city, to Mise Marv L. Saannos, daughter of Willlam Shannon, ‘Ssq., of Yonkers. De Roeras-Uneuence oat Mapoversing Is'and, Rye, N Y., at the residence of the bride's ‘ather, on Wednesday vet. 1, by the Rev. Edward © Bull, Joun De Rvrrer, ot thie city, to to. Bxwrrerre M., only daugater of Charice T. Cromwell, Eaq., of the former piace. Died. Warrs.—O! consumption, on Wednesday morning, Oct. 1 yay he W. Tryon, No. 5 River terrace, Hoboken, N. J., Miss Errmy, daughter of Joseph Waite, London, in ‘S btth year oifber ace. Her friende are respecttully invited to attend her fu- neral, from St. Peut's church, Hoboken, N. J., this after noon, at two o’clock. Her remains will be taken to T've left a world where woe andsin Swell onward ag o river, And gained « world where I shail rest in peace and joy forever. Neaus —On — A. mene Euza, wife of Joon . in the 53d y: relatives oot treenta or tne family, and those o: bere son, Dr. C, Dixon Varley, are requested to attend th: , from the Church ofthe Holy Apoaties, corner of Ninth avenue and Twenty. Saree this afiernoon, at lain fo Trinity Comolery for interinen “4 — on to Lavore ae Wednesday, Oct. 1, vom A. Lave the 47th Jear of his age. His relatives and friends generally, aud the Tompkins bay OE, which be was a member, are invited to atvend con We Sa Bataan re M., from bia late re idence ‘No. 118 acer Third avenue, further notice, His remains will ve taken to Woodbridge, New Jersey, for interment. Service at the house, at twelve o’ciock precise Mcixy.—On Thursday, Oct. 2, ‘of conmmmption, Many, wile of James M ‘The relatives an friends of the family, are respectiolly $8 nryete to attend the funerat, from her residence, No Sunday one o'clock. ‘eae tea oy EA afternoon, Mcutizano On Wedneatay orening, Ox. Joe om ‘amid, daughter of Henry and Anne eld, aged 2 years, 7 months and . RoE, In 3 ‘The relatives friends of the wre Hf and heya other uncle, Kelly, are to attend the funeral, from the rondanee Of Ber be 1, No. 24 ‘Trinity place, this at one 0” King —Suddenly, on Thareday, Oct. 2, ‘Muncr, relict of Jo 70th ag of her age. Her relatives and irieuds, and also those of ber sou. ijah C-, and her son-in-law, Alfred Smith, are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 47 Mar. ket street, to-morrow afternoon, at three o'clock. Roarre.--On Thursday morning, Oct 2, at four o'clock, of paralyris, Cumustoramn Roowts, ip the G4th year of bib “TThe relatives and triends of the family are invited to attend tbe funeral, thie afterooon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 15 Seventh avenue, Cownuy.—QOn Thuraday, Oct. 2, Groxor W., son of A. 1. apd Christiana Covklia, aged 1 year, 1] months aad § days. — Will be removed to Hackensack for inter- morning, at bali past eight o'clock, from No. io Greenwich suet. Meyesit —On Wednesday, Oct. 1, at yy Fukon ppt N.Y., Mins Saran bce Me swrct, only daughter and Louisa Munsell, aged 14 years, 6 months pF yes days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of tbe family are respect fully tt vited to attend the funera!, this atternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 414 Hudson avenue, ‘Without further inyiustion. Muarpowsy.—On Thursday, Oct. 2, of consumption, Sanan, wile of Job V. Meidowny, aged 27 years aod 17 days. The relatives and {ends of the family, and those of hor mother, Sarah Van Hise, are ally invited to at tend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, irom ber late res.dence, No. 22 Devoe street, Wiliams bui ‘ny.—On Wednesday, let inst., Ancumatp Taran, ‘io “romrentiarted teal i FE elatives and fri en Pale es Fordbam, bg iy ro o'clock P, the funeral, at ‘at two o'clock P. M., without further invitation. ‘A (rain leaves Twenty sixth aireet at ig ey) L. 1, om Thureday, Sy hel DON. —. Gg a cholera naw Buizai ‘Buzamern, daoghter of ph and flizabeth Susan y morning, Mary Jane Cornell, aged 1 year, ss ape. friends and relatives are invited to atten: the fune- ral, i at three o'clock, at Tompkinsville, Conxetia aa see DRALERS, “AM. <Weat et aS ol po eee wed de, S'S EE T° = a ed to boll water, ment or vegetables. or -at fat irons, in lee Gres. leeqexperee and Ieee trenhie. thon any oer thethon and he eine) or dirk. Bot by De ha dWase ond firnteh g Heres Prive, 18 Son. LITERATURE. JON, THE GOLD BEATER, 1S THS JITLE OF Cobb's scusation stary, in die NEW YORK 1." DORR. N, THE GOLD BEATER, I8 THE TITLE OF abies sensation story, in the NEW YORK LEDGER. RION, THE GOLD BEATER, IS THE TITLE OF ‘Cobb’s sensation rtory, in the NEW YORK LEDGER, RION, T) GOLD BEATER, IS THE TITLE OF 0 Cobb's Camedia story, in Le NEW YORK LEDGER. RION, THE GOLD BEATER, 18 THE TITLE 0) ‘Cobb's sensation story, in the NEW YORK Pebtitey tal ION, THE GOLD BEATER, 18 THE TITLE OF OPCs sensation story, in the NEW YORK LEDGER. OF%;, THE GOLD BEATER, IS THE TITLE OF b's sensation story, in the NEW YORK LEDGER. RION, THE GOLD BEATER, 18 THE TITLE OF Cobb's sensation story, in the NEW YORK LEDGER. RION, THE GOLD BEATER, 18 THE TITLE OF OP Biis easaton story, in the NEW YORK LEDGER. RION, THE GOLD BEATER, 18 THE TITLE OF OP iis sensation story, tu the NEW YORK LEDGER. GOLD BEATER, Is THE TITLE OF on story, inthe NEW YORK LEDGER. 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LEDGER, its enormous circulation. four ceats, p MR ye ina LOVE Lm NEW rm ; Lapeem, "2 enormous circu! fn Kl HE LADIES LOVE THE W YORK DGER, TT Nenco'ta encrmoea eirulations Price iver cama Tt. LADIFS LOVE THE NEW YORK LEDGER, dence fis enormous eircniavon. Price four cents, ‘HE LADIES LOVE THE YORK LEDGER, by Lapene Love THE pS: Ry aS, LEDGER, yt Lape LAN LOVE THR pe Ry 8 LEDGER, 5 ve THE span is LEDG! Thence tn enormous circulation. ‘Price four seat oe ~_ +. -___“.__|__1___ Ce: ave THE Y ig Way, FOak Us LEDGER, TR, LADIES LOVE THE NEW YORK LEDGER; hence i's enormous circulation. Price four centa, HE LADIES LOVE 1! ™ ¥ LEDGER ; He LADIES LOVE 5 er ey ey fi LADIES ‘ en LOVE THE be ey LEDGER ; Tes Lape , By pm Ry Be LEDUER; ® LADIES LOVE TER LEDGER ; TES aes he eueranses roar roa LEDGER eR HE LADIFS LOVE THE way = 5 Laoeen be nce ite enormous circulation. Y hg ME LADIES LOVE THE NEW py c lasems, hence its enormous circulation, Ugg 3 LADIES LOVE THE NEW Ay? , LEDOER its enormovs -irculation. M Na LADIES LOVE THE NEW YORK LEDGER; hence Ite enormous “ireniation. Price four cents, BA Baty Enh A Lr has Ts v" NEW YORK LEDGER; ADIES LOVE THE ‘oer vom |” ry) IES wove New YOUR Lease: + cee Core Pies Suk chal Tuk NEW YORK LEDGER, WITH S sory ORION, THE GOLD BEATER, Lad yan, xEWw YORK 1 LEDGER, WITH ¢ ‘8 Ss tory. ORION, THE Gunn. 1) BEATER. pal saad NN PE THE NEW YORK LEDGER. A! 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