The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1858, Page 8

Dedication of the New Catholic Church of St, Jeseph, Hudson City, N. J.—Bishop Bay- Iey’s Sermon. ‘Last August twelvemonth the corner stone of a Catho- ‘Be chapel, fr the accommodation of the increasing popa- Aabon of Madson City, was laid with all the solemn rites and imporing ceremonies of the Catholic church, n @ Beautiful location, near the Court House, Hudson City, ‘Bec Rev. L. Venuta, foreseeing the necessity that existed for a new church for the Catholic residents of Bergen and Rudeon counties, realourly and indefatigably commenced ‘oliecting subscriptions, and owing not only to the BDeraiity of the Catholic mhabitants, but also to their religious zeal, hae ably supported and been enabled to (nearly) complete the beautiful church of St Joseph, which was solemaly dedicated to the glory o God Yesterday, St. Joseph's is really a handsome specimen ef church architecture, and there is one feature in ite ttyle which is frequently neglected in modern religious Poiidings—it is purely Gothic in style, and the front eleva Son presents, although yot unfinished, a reminiscence of “bye-gone days,”’ Th is caleulated to accommodate eight Busdred personr; but although there were upwards of @ec thousand present yesterday, the church was aot =Moonveniently crowded. The interor of the abegel is purely Gothic, and it is the intention worthy pastor to have all the internal*arrange- ments and decorations correspond with the front aud out- ide appearance of tho b The ceremony was announced to take place at ten @elock, but for some time previous the seats were ail Glied aiid a larce number were assombied outeide, Toge- @er with the cierc mon, there were somo promi Seu eiivins of Jersey City and Bergen prasont, among Vincent and family, Mr. Haliday IRKALD), was performe: Men celebrated by the Rev. Mr. Daabr Rev. Mr. Cunningham, deacon; Rey. Mr. deacon; and the pastor, the Rev. L. Venuta, as master of ov. Mr. Mosuirke, of Jer- «hop BAYiRy, of Newark, then preached a highly elo- He Wok his toxt from the twenty-cighth jatthew , eighteenth verse—" And the eleven @ecipies wont into Gaillec, into a moumtain, where Jesus had appointed them. And when they saw him they wor- shipped him, but some douvted. And Jesus came and wpake Ww them, saying, ‘All power is given unto me im Reaven and on earth. Go ye, therefore, and teach all na- ‘Bone, baptising ther in the name of the Pather and of the ‘Sen and of the Holy Ghost, teaching them to observe all Mhungs whatsoever 1 have commanded you, and believe 1 pg you all days ubte the consummation of the +9 The reverend gentleman spoke as follows:—It at irorer my brethren, that, having visited you on this ponsecrated lo the gratulate you There the ceremonies, apsisied by the wey City . jon may be per Season ich pooper Cicely sn artic tas toary ne conte will goon be added. You have done ‘undoubtedly a goo work, and that under much discouragement, when your a@umber aud mcans are considered. It is rea!ly wonderful what you bave accomnlished under the guidance of your aeaiotis and indefauicabic pastor. It is clearly a good work fo contribute to the erection of a Catholic chureh, for it tends to the giory of God and to the diffusion of his'divine fraths. You bave performed a work which will endure @roughout ail eternity—a work which will bring blese- igs to yourselves and those who may come after you. On Abwe altar where I etaud the sacrifice of the Mass will be geledrated until, I trust, the end of time—the only means By which we may render to God that homage and daty which we owe. Here, alwo, will be adiinistered to you And to those Who come after you the sacr of God's tburch, the channels of his grace, the means by which we can vain hit bow eas blessings. Those who bave adrainister to you in holy and enforce th ‘God has reveale motive for the performance and practice of thare which he requires in man. It would be impossibie for a limited time, to dwell on all those diferent subjects which a consideration of Christ's church would Mvotve, and 1 will, therefore, confine what I ave 10 say tw the last of these objects to which I have alluded—the teaching of God's word, or the word of God. The reverend gontloman then ed an eloquent and bighly impressive sermon, ‘which, for want of space, we are @biiged to curtail, ie aliuded to the apathy and ind.tfereace wnich is felt by the major: orp kyo human race in gocly affairs, and strongly Catholic church war the only true one by wien we are to rain eternal happinces, embracing as it 4b) the true teach ings of the word of God. The Bishop's address was listened to by the congregation with marked attention, and his forcibie, logical arguments and allusions to the chimerieal theories of modern and ancient writers am theology and religious subjects, apparently created a deep fee! ng throughout the entire assemblage. Migs Vincent presided at the organ and played the solemn and beautifl rousic of the mass ina manner highly ereditabie. She rendered the piece musically correct and wb moch feeling. The einging was also commendable. Personal Intelligence: ARRIVALS. the steamship Columbia—H W Nealey, awit, ion O Rewse, J Cain and ehild—and 17 Meernge. From Centon. in the ship Storm King—MreShober, Mrs Drink. ef and two children, Miss Drinker, Mra Cressy, tour children and nervaut, Mi win, Mrw Callaghan, A Krickwua, Jr. From London, in the ship Amerionn EagleCapt W B Btod- @rd and aay. ot f Cleveland; Miss Mt Ress, ons, of 7 ; Wm Morrison, janter Barnet!, land, F iwrdage, Bichard Renpough, of N¥ork Pain rua From London, in the ship President Fillmore—Sarab Anne Tuthill, Jas Wooster, Henry Croom. From Rermuds, io the bark Eliza Bares—Dr T Godet, Mise Preston, K Dunsomb. From Rio Grande, in the Hannah—Cant Insane Rean champ, of brig Foaming Sea, of BaRimore, recently sold. From Augostura, ln the brig Charlotte Kunth—Chas Thomas From Aspinwall, in the brig E Drommond—M 11 Marsh, BF Brooks things will exp Prem Charlemon, | BV Tha From Para, Brazil, in the schr Susan Canon—Ricardo 0 Do- moran, of Porn DEPARTURES, For Southampton and Havre, in steamship Arage—Toratlo ec ¥. Gientworth, U.S. Consul to Rome: Mr. & Mra A La foniagne, NY. Mrs Barus and servant, Newport Rot; Mr & lib, NY Mra WH Rumell NY; Miss Helen ugar, Mra li Schweder and servant, re isoter H1Me & : Hom 18°F Is Miss itatier, ett RK NS Kalu Comming. Nt & Mrs tinue, WH ten, Mra Theo Gwen, Mes Ad Kourm, Mr & Mred 8 Stes, Morristown, NJ: Mr & Mrs BP Prevuce, Alnony, Mine is Preutice, Albany, Miva J. Pron. ee, Alban Maren, Paris, Me Lewmar, . pases nad \ Leow H Kane. ane, OrRerenns, © B Colina, RY: 4H Davis, Boston: Rew art North, NH; Mise Cummtogs, FW Servvoe RY. tobn it North, Rit; Meena Mea th fireant Vir P schweder. Newport, Ri: Mr Schwester, do; Mr Hchwe » Mr aud Mra Keller and child. Miss K Forrest, Mew 1 W ililis, Mrs LW Crawtord, four chiltren, governess and ser vant, Mi wnd Mew PL Miia ge NY Me and Mga i i 8) Mr and Mew ¥ de Garmendia, Wm Kent >t Paria: Francis Baltimore; KH Abbott, A Mitchell Randwich . Holivie Ihert BR. itrooke, A Henry Graham. Bor D1 Wiekhun, NY. ris, Mere Wo Oorbyn and three children. ies it or. Wyn. Mie! Cr¥n, Adviph Uppendeimer, Louis Prank. Mere rpention, Mise Char Mra. a aod servant, Mr & Mrs vatalina and . Mine Dusten, Miew Hiasell, Miew A Hi. A breabeur, JN Kyau. Passengers, 1/5. Augusty—George H Gerria, wd , Min Soaan < hing Mew Sarah ranton, W Acnry Stivie, WoW Sneth HT G: A Thos trumun WH Peek, W swith, br W Johusin, WoC Mendel Chas Smith, Mr © Broth ene ely children, Mie A Smith, wi w Mrond Ure WoO Marri nhe. C Meath, & awman Mee Newt Bliss Ffonrt Mins wa ee Mortons, Ming iar, 3 id atone eres d A Power, T smith, Ssbor HJ, Sar t, Mine e Setour, Miss Parker, Mr and Wire WA Sea cuid. Joh owl, uted Prot, A Bradley teary o > Capt. Jd Nieokerse we Mr and Mrs f Pitkin and rr aren, Wm Armstrong, WK Kauniers, Randirs, M Droz, Cserr Davide, U Sebnita. J Watier, Wem [ittin, Mins Wat, 0 A Hall A Tyler, Wit Wiosdgood, JP 4, Mine Welker, Mr'and Met A Ontros, Mr Philips Geo Wataell, Jaa Me dow, JF ‘Mrs buts, N ra Norman Dayuin, AP vaablin, James Ayres, aH Ack Amand, Mr, Reouss, tt Harris, Chmpanan cnet ay Grazer, Mere Aun — t et & Wrarravd & ae Vann 1 Whipp, indy & “hina ¥ dren. Richter, A ti to dwer, and V6 bo the Jat To Owners of Real Estate and Taxpayers Generally. TO THE EDITOR OF THR RRA Tt # @ matter of the greatst turprise to all honest men to thie great community, that those very individuals who are eo deeply interested in the welfare and prosperity of this city, should take £0 NtUe interest in the management ‘and contre! of ite government. At thie moment all the great interests that affect and retard ite yrowth are euffor- fing, and simply for the want of a faithful, honest and economical administration of ‘ts government fn all ite ‘@arious departments, How many more roblveriee and ctefaleations must be perpetrated by our city officials before the daxpayere will arouse themselves to action? If evor there: Was a time that called for the aid and o> operation of ey Ty bonest man tf thie community to come forward fend help’ t redeom this city from the curse under which pa eh, now ie the time. Year after year hae brought fo light ro. eriee of an astounding magaitule—m u who = been « lected to office poor, have, by their eovrip. Gon, plander #0 rebery, retired from office rich hat prodent man \ OU! give up the control and management @f bie business 1 a0 Irresponsible and dishonert servant? re are competed to furnish the menus neceer ry oaae the expe. Wee of cur city goyermpent, apd why NEW: YORK HERAT), we elect men to offlce estitate of there from them but d.s capal themselves. qualifcavions, Sond can we ex Monesty and corruption? But gil thei bigh moral character, honesty and capability—men who possess the entire contidence of this, great community—and what might we not expect? Our taxes would be reduce At least one-third below what they now are. With such a re s NOW exists, Capitalists will Seok —.vest- Tents elsewhere, in order to escape oppressive taxation. ‘All the great mechanical branches of business which con. tribute 80 much to the growth and prosperity of |. s cily are now sullering in consequence of this state o° things; but give us a good, honest and economical government, and every branch or industry would soon feel ts h.ppy eftects, axpayers! the remedy is with you and you alone, Will you come forward to the rescue, and bi restore order out of confusion? All are aware tha have in our midst a regular organized army, in the shape of corrupt and dishonest politicians, who subsist on the hard earnings and labor of the industrious taxpay r; hence the greater the necessity of unity of action an. the part of the taxpayers in order to bring about this grea reform which the city so much needs. A MNCILANIC, No Commutation for Ira Stout—Gov. King Declines to Interfere. the Rochester Union, October 15.] This morning Sheriff Babcock received the following letter from Gov. King, declining to interfere with the sentence of deat . now resting against Ira Stout:— Stare or New York, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ALaxy, October 14, 1853. A petition dated tho 30th of September, said to have ‘uy composed by, and under the hand of Ira Stout, ask for a commntation of the sentence of death pronounced against him, for the murder of Charles W. Littles, to im prisonment Jor life, was received yesterday. The petition was without signatures, and fully admitted that Stout was guilty of the homic My own sense of duty anda great regard for the foot- ings of the convict, adnionish me not to wXthhoid from him my decision in respect to Uis case, His crime was of the highest character that man can commit, his guilt was clear, the evideace and verdict of the jury left no grounds for doubt and the law declares that the life of a mar- derer is forfeited. Applications and appeals, to some ex. tent, have been made to me in behalf of Ira Stout, and I have not been able to find in them any ground tor chang ing the sentence pronounced against him, You will there. fore earnestly request him to dismiss the ference on my part with the sentenes of the law him prepare to meet the change which in a days awaits him. w brief May his humble repentance plead for mercy With Him who alone has power to save. JOHN A. KING. A. Bancoox, Eeq., Sheriff of Monroe county. ‘The intelligence of Governor King’s determination was communicated to the prisoner this forenoon, but we are not advised ag to the immediate effeet. It is clear, how- ever, that be had pretty much abandoned hope of com. miutation. We suppose that the appeal referred to by the Governor is one sent by W. C, Bloss, setting forth that names could be scnt to @ petition if it Was necessary, or if they would exercise any intluence with the Executive. The report that the mother of the prisoner had gone to Albany was premature, as she had not left the city this morning. ‘The petition bas been signed by, perhaps, fifty persons, and, sofar as they are known, are uc doubi respectable. IRA STOUT'S FAREWELL TO HIS MOTHER. {From the Rochester Democrat and American. } Below we publish a letter sent by Ira Stout to his mother, A tone of feeling pervades it that should indi cate the writer ag a truly penitent man. If Ira is such a one, he is sadly beled; if not, be is one of the most im- pudent hypocrites ative. It will be seen that the Jetter is dated Tuesday evening, October 12, the evening previous to Ira’ ‘sabortive attempt to commit suicide, and it was y with the expectation on his part that he orpse by his own xet before another day had fairly daw ved, With this preface we print the letter: — ‘Trespay EvesinG, Oct. 12, 1858. My Brrover Motaek—if I knew a name higher and holier it should be yours : receive my kindest and most atiectionate farewell in this world, which has indeed been & troubled one to us. You bave gained some things. mother, but lost your soo. Don't imagine that T blan you, beranse Ido hot. 1 deeply pity others that things should be in a position so unhappy; but as for me, 1 am content. I would be pleased to live, mother, for your fake and others, not mine; but in the face of all I have Suftered, and would have to pags through even if my life were spared, will you ask me to live? I know what buman promise isi know what human resolution can do. 1am willing to display ail the regard and affoc: sionate Judge ment I possess in deciding these things, but in doing this 1am uriven irresistibly to death. In niy younger days, mother, you did all a good mother could do lo make me great and good. My first thought of and goodnese I learned from you ; and the first prayer 1 ever said you taught me. My attachment to books and knowledge I owe to you; and any qualities that may redeem my character are the result of your teaching. All my badness and per. version should rest on father and myself. My beloved mother, bow goot and eminent I might have beea hat I dove as you taught me, It is my last regret that I die without Inaking any return for all you have done for me. But there is no hope or prospect of eccomplishing this left yer. You will not mourn too much over me, , We must all lie down alike in the dust, And what mattors it whother wo die in the prime and glory of youth or the weakness of ager Where shall my grave be, mo- ther? Let it be where you and Charlie and Franky can visit it. But you have another son, mother, tho nobiest and the best. Our happy Charlic—taan whom a bette~ sen and brother never adorned the earth—will remind you of tho one you have lost, The hopes wrecked in mo may be reatized in him. He bas all the power of your wfortunate tai: von, without be terrible experience and wu assor intions And now, mother, you will heten to me more than let te say, on the authority of that immortal there is a better and a brighter iy others; bevk calied the Bible, world, where peace and happiness reign eternally. siucere prayer and repentance, a true faith tn Christ, pure and holy life, this world of deathiews beauty and per fection may Oe attained. Though you have lived, motte a0 upright Christian life, yet, with a deeper fee! and 4 purer interest, believe more strong the inspired truths of the B:ble, and live nearer the Saviour of the world. This simpie {ana prayer will be your support and v all troubles, and cheer the bed of death conso'ation un’ wth » hope of happy immortality, And when long years have rolied, mother, and you bave passed from eart may you reach that world of love and light, and enjc that peace and contentment which you have not found earth. Receive the visits aod connsels of our learnet Chr.stian friends, Mr. Ludlow, * Bioge and others, woo are among Ta last writing, auy convection exporitions as matters of defense, judgment and necessity And now, mother, farewell! As my first looks of love and hope were terued towards you, so take my latest love wid Dieneing. And if there be zome happier sphere, Whore fucieless trath, like oars, is dear; If there be any land of rest, For thoas who love “or forget, Oh, mother mine, ali safe aod blest, We'll meet in that calm region yet. Tam yours in death, as in life, mother MARION IRA STOUT. Metnonrers May Boy axp Senn Staves.—The St. Lamis Conference of the Methodist Episcopal churel South, on the 12th inst. abolished, by a large majority, the rule heretofore prohibiting the ministers of that church from buying and selling saves. FINANCIAL AND "COMMERCIAL. Sexpay, Oot. 8PM The week which ended yesterday was marked by but little activity in mercantile transactions, and a pretty Keperal deciine in the prices of staple commodities. Brea: stuffs have fallen off quite seriously since last Monday, t decline being equal to 300. a Be, on the barrot of flour Business has not boon very active at the decline. Tho cotton market has been irregular and unsettled, the r ports of the crop contiouing to justify expectations lower prices, and operators fearing t mows until tangible results are arcertained. In provisions we note a slight decline in price, with, however, more business doing tha there was at this time last week. A fair busine been done in woouls, domestic and foreign, and the dem from the mauufaeturers has exceeded the expectations « importers. Hides have been in goo! detmand at last quo tations; leather i, if anything, a shade firmer, In sugar we note @ decline of about Mo. per poant since last week, tho market showing signe of an over supply. Coffee in quiet and steady, The toa auction last Tuesday was well attended, and in somo qualitios a slight advance was realized. The dry gools market has been quiet, without change worthy of remark ‘The foreign trade of the port was considerably smaller last werk than was expected. It falls below the totale of he corresponding weeks of last year and the year before. Aucther week or two of similar moderation in the imports, aud we shell find our yearly debt to the foreign worl, created at thie port alone, eighty millions less than it was at the same period Inst year, ‘The following are the official ‘Custom House tables for the week and the yoar:— Tavonrs Por the work. 1866 1887. 1858. Dry good $1,578,930 $1,138,978 $779,313 General me 2,180,008 = 2121,606 1,446,618 Total for week. $3,55% 34 bp M43 $2,225,901 Previously rep'd. 174,746,800 18°28u.872 — 116/025,480 $178,206.424 $192,502,615 $118,251 420 bapowr, _” oF Sree, 1867, ‘on! for the work, 61/30 00 $1,721 90 Vrevinuely Peported. 60,688,623 1,048,019 $60,187,226 $46,911,071 Pxports oF eRe Oct Steamer Arabia, Liverpool, States mind bare. Vee tener How ! ae Stator ge ser Seago Bince Jan. 1 1858, $1,265,120 846,851 Fince Jan. 1... Unite! . $460,166 83 iambarg, specie, 1,260 00 joe, Law ste United Havre 5,000 00 18,342 00 U.S. gold bars 498,477 00 « 8880 To. movement of specie during the week was an Port of $1,300,000 from California, and an oop $896,234 10 Burope, leaving @ balance in favor of tho banks of about $414,000. Whether they will show a3 much or more, depends upon the movements of specie in the interior. They began the week with an apparent re- serve of $20,170,200; but im reality it is not probable that they held over $28,600,000. If the internal exchanges of specie during the week balanced each other, the actual amount ip bank to-day must be about what the banks showed last Monday. The sab-treasury holds 810,198,837, having lost during the week about $200,000, There is no change in the price of money to report, Loans aro still made at three per centon government and State securi- ties (we hear of no loans below that rate); at foar on railroad securities and in the purchase of first clase short dated paper. Loans for sixty or ninety days on stocks, and paper at three to six months, or secoud class short paper, range from five to eight per cent, EX: change on Europe has not been quite as strong this week ag itwas last. There were very few sales of sterling over 110, and a good many between 109% and 110; franes were done at 6.12) a 13%. Mercantile bills have been fcarce throughout the week. The stock speculation impulse we noticed a week ago— @ partial revival in this market—has continual to prevail throughout the past week. Nor is the fact unnatural, In every great commercial centre there is at this moment a fever of speculation raging. The rate at which the funds in London and the Paris rentes are moving is al- most unexampled for a time of peace. A plethora of money, and a want of legitimate channels to employ it in, seem to have driven men into tho tock markets there, It is but natural that the pmo causes should produce th@like effects here; but there is his difference between the stock markets of Europe and that of New York. Their experience has taught rich men that it will not pay to speculate for the rise in securities which do not possess an intrinsic value; and, conve quently, though of course there are bubbles in Europe as well as here, they are of secondary importance on the Stock Exchange, and the article in which men speculate is usually the public funds or some equally reliable security. Here the rule is reversed: permanent, intrinsic vahio is never considered; the only question debated by specula- tors is whether, after they have purchased, greater fools ‘will come from outside and relieve them of their stocks at an advance. No speculator in the New York marketever thinks of holding his stocks over a few weeks. flo buys, when he speculates, railway stocks which many wet! at- vised persons consider absolutely worthless; he never, or hardly ever, touches the reliable securities of the day— United States securities, State stocks, or uaquestioned bonds, This difference between stock speculation in Europe and the same thing here must be borne in mind by all who propose to draw analogies between the two, The speculation in our stock market during the past week has been almost exclusively confined to such specu- lative railroad stocks as Reading, New York Central, Michigan Centra! and Southern, Cleveland and Toledo, and Pacific Mail. We presume that not one man in his seuses, with the experience of the past two years, would want to Duy a share of any one of those, to be bound to hou it for twelve months from the day of the purchase. The people who buy them do so in the hope that when they put them four or five per cent higher, and circulate stories of whe great speculation in stocks, through the newspapers, the public— meaning simple, credulous people, with mouey to luse— will come in, and they may be abie to sell their stocks at & profit; then—as they did in March last—they will turn round and hammer the market down. W"dare say they will succeed. The course of the stock market for the past week has been as follows :— cai do. preferred Michigan Central. Galena... . cee Rock Isiand 108 The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week and year:— 1k —— 1858, Week end’g Oct.14... Amount. Value. Amount. Value. 931 555 659 620 Wheat, buen, Corn, Boot, bhis! and Pork... The fottowing is a comparat: exports from the commencement of the year to Oct. 14:— 1857. ‘1858. Increase. Decrease, — 3,086,004 very Ps Me sn = 43.807 OM,o88 278,131 = £07,588 1,001/878 103,810 - $20,209,510 18,498,280 650,211 S.asTATi Decrease as Compared With IB87..........44-. 2811200 Stock Exchange. Sarerpay, Oct. 16, 1858, = shs NY Cen R. bio 84 do 200 335 $5000 U S5', "74. 28000 Tenn 6", °90 5060 Virginia 6 800i Oe... 4g 7000 Minnesota ® pob 10755 3000 N. Carolina 6's, 94 10006 Brooklyn wr lo ws 8000 NYCen bs, 1876, 1000 FREI bs 1883, 8000 ERR evbds. 1871 1060 Har Ki Tet mtg 11000 Har 2 mige bos 1000 Har hRasdamege be 1000 Mifoistintgehda Nae 50 2000 M.sozdmtge bds 50 Mich Contral RR, 6655 $000 Goshen b’h bas a 120 Mich $.&N Ind Ri 11000 Ill, Cen RR. bd 300 40... «+. 030 1006 Tl) Free'd bonds 200 Cary Im, Com, & S000 CLE Tol in bis 6 vhs Bk St of NY. 27 Am kxeh Bank.” 5 Bank of Republic 10 Cleve ,CoBCinkR., 208 Gal & Chic RR. 2 ct 860 1044 ® Del a Tha Can Co 50 Latr & Milw RR, BOARD, 200 #hs Tarlem R.b60 100 Readhhg KR. . .230 Bu Sige $2000 Missouri 6's... 1000 Erie Rebs ‘71 34 1000 Erie R 2dm be 8354 40 HarlemR Ixtin 9035 aaa este 106 8% 4 Gal & Chi RR. do 7 ‘ %% Ao, ’ o Chi & 1k Ist RR. 200 Harlem RR. crry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Barorpay, Ovt. 166 P. M. Asitm—The market waa quiet, and the sales were imited and prices unchanged. Brrapercres.—Flour—The market was some leas buoy ant, and prices for common grades of State were more while extra brands of Obio and Southern wero in fair iemand, with sales of about 9,000 a 10,000 bbie., closing at about th the niowng quotations =e Rejected supe: ese + a #00 Standard superfine Bate a 44 | anthony ad GO... ses a 465 Pare ows ci tba re vs, s 8 round hoop 640 176 600 5 86 70 860 4 ‘brands hea: ‘quotations, woe Croat irands were heav: the sales embraced ‘about 300 8 460 "bla, Be brands were without change in quotations, while the sales Pmbraced about 1,200 bbls, e flour and corn meal were stendy while sales were Mbt at ovr ‘Beures, ‘Wheat was heavy | and prices irregular, with anios of about 6,000 bushels, ine! — inferior Southern white, at $1 10; far white do. at $1 ¥2)¢, and good white Canadian at 14; Milwaukie club was beld at 763gc, a 986, for in ferior to good, and Chirago epring was nomi: wal at Tée, @ f8e. Corn was tess huoy- ant, and selet embraced about 95,000 burhels, including Western mixed, part to arri¢e, at O00. « ond emall lots choice at T2e.; white Sentern at 88 fie. and yellow de. at 866. a 078, Rye was quiet at Tho, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1858. Pern suction gale of Rio came off to-day, and 5g bap, were gold 68 B20. 0 100. The aendance was the sale considered a epirite’ ant pon trade sustained. About 619 bags good one, Were withdrawn, 200 of wich were afterwards disposed | s ss peteate sale * Te 1000 bags of Java were alka auction al which the sale topper. sticks continued ‘idk, ‘ai Corton.—The sales embraced ‘about 6,100 bales, chiefly in traneita, Prices were unsettied, and reliable quota- tions dithcult to give. FxmGms.—To London 200 bales hair at 228, 6u., 39 tons and 100 tons oil cake at Lis. Gd.,and 5 tons lusecd at 20s, To Liverpoot 100 tons oil cake were taken at 148, 70 Ulerces beef at 8¢., 500 boxes cheese by steamer at 408., and 5 tons lard at’36s, To Antwerp 500 bbis. —_ wore, engaged ats, There was nothing new to Glasg ¥.—Sales were made at She. a 600. abs cord ahips ping demand, Jim continued in good demand, with sales of 4,000 bdbis., including common Rockland ‘at 700, and lump at’ sl. MoLasere, les of 42 hhds., Porto Rico were mado at 42c., and 50 bhas, tart Cuba at 220. NAVAL STORES were quiet and sales limited. Spirits were held at 60c., and crude turpentine at $3 874%. Common Tosin was quict and nol ; fine resins wore in fair de- aor at prices varying trom $3 a $6 50. —Tinsced was heavy, and saies limited at 700. a ne ae whale Was steady, with salesat the eastward at 524gc. Sales of some 600 or 800 sperm were made at $1 24. Lard oil was firm at 90c. a 950. Olive oil was in good demand, with sales to arrive, on private terms. Proveione,—Pork—The market was rather firmer, and more active, with sales reported to the oxtent of about bbis., incuding mess, at $16 40 a$16 59, and prime id at $1420 a $1425; thin. mess at $16 8734, and sour mess at $15. 37% a $15 50. Beef was ‘in fair demand, with sales of about 175 bbis. at $11 a $I2 or repacked mess, and $13 for extra pritne mess, and doef hams were quiet and nominal, Cut moats were in some better inquiry, with some sales reported at 6c. a 6c: for shoulders, and 8c. a 844c. for hams. Dresset hogs were selling at’ 64;¢. a 6%c. Lard was more active, ported to the extent of about 800 a 900 bovis. at S3Zc. a O4ge. for inferior, and at lusge. a 10%. for tair wo good and] prime qualities, Butter and cheese were io fair demand, and prices quite stoady, Rick. —Sales of 20 casks new were made at 3c. SveaRe.—The market was stewly, with a rather better inquiry. The sales embraced about 600 hhds., including 78 bhas Porto Kico, and the remainder was Cuba, ranging from Gigc. a 83¢c., and 40 boxes at p. t. The stock in Lois market for the week ending the 16th of October cousisted of Caba muscovado, hhds. 39,080 New Orleans,..... 192 Porto Rico,...... 1,550 Moiado. .. 300 Boxes of Havana, 8,500 Wiskey.—The market was firmer, with sales of about 300 bbis. at 2240, a 28c elit An eaNadie cixk Wiles Ugdindsd fc ts Sine oma HERALD should be YORR—THIS DAY. SUN nees.. ON FETS. Port of New York, October 17, 1658. ARRIVED. Steamebip Columbia, Berry, Charleston, 50 houra, with mise and pagsengers, o Spoftord, Pileston & Co. 1th, off Cape Ro main, signalize New York, Edwards, from’ Liverpool for Charleston: 16th, teamship James Adger, heuce for do; mane day: off Cape Haiteras, saw ship Emuns, from Liverpool for do: Irth, 734 AM, signalizat steamship Parkersburg, hence tor Savannoh. Nuip Storm King (of Boston), Callaghan, Canton, 180 days, wrth teng, Ae, to Cary Co. Has ned light winds ‘and calms the whole paksage. June zi, Wm Thompson, seaman, in i fit of delirium tremens, jum ed overbourd aud was lost; July % Warren Herma Canton, and aick while on town, mped overboard and drowned; Sept 2 M looper, of Philadelphia, died. Avg 4, lat 48%, Jon 88 28 F, spoke Br shto Salvador Packet, fram Calcutta, for New York; oth, samo lat and Jon, spoke Tr ship Kitty Corlies, from Maulmain for Falmouth, Bu: iat 0 9) 8, Ton 82 80 uimain for Liverponl; spoke, Brabip Dawa Seeeetbur fom lat ¢ 258, lone spoke whaleshin of Fairhaven last from Cape, bound home, full; 23th lat 25 44, Jon spoke Br bark Exeter, Port Medway for Bartiadoes: ith inst, lat 28 2), lon 6 16, apoke bark Content, namuel Roberta, trom Acapulco for New York. Oct 17, JA Kelly, aneaman, Ship Faith Rose (of Boston), Nickerson, Shanghe, May 11, plac Cape Good Hope, Aw fo, Belle) forte ZMhewith inns, Act Master. jth inst, lat 81 L, 57, spoke bark Lauretza, Ot Toston, Saye trom Norfolk for Demarare. Ship Vahcouver, Jen! Jung, pamed Capa A fullleg July 20, wilh cotter, Ke, to SAW “4 508, 7 45, spoke rk Osmanit, of and from B for Tasie ¥; pth, Jat ‘Sane lon — 10, apoke shy Lae of the Seas, of New York, from Akyab for Liverpoot: Sept 11, lat 37, wan becaimed 7 days: inst lat 26 2), Jon. 65 10, spoke brig Fabry, from Pernambuco for Philadelphie. Jaly 17, Seth ‘Crock nd . died er, aecol Lower mate, Challenger (of Boston), Winsor, Mile aan: Caltfeenias Fuly 17, hin grams: to orter: wens) toe oF Bead Co, Experienced very heavy ‘westerly gales off Cape Horn, during which shipped soveral seas, fling the cabin sud com pletely submerging the sorta s ‘Away binnacle, water Caake and everyihing mov About decks, stove wherihox and for several dape te ‘ship Was in great dan wr of foundering: aller geting ln gow) weather opened the teh tonne tit) whieh bai 88 38. a Gattty Of water between docks, o be baled out with buckets 1, Int 32.85. lon es ie bark HD Brookman, of New ork. 4h days from Pas non t Fillmore, Nelson, London, Sept 2, with mdse, toipuntam (& Dimon. American ee Moore, Landon, and Portenonth Sept ry yeti a to Bb Mopann & 0 bark’ Fides (irem), ‘Rowe, ‘with indse and Zl passengers, to Stauton & Ruger. ihe id verlable winds stud bad weniher. Boge Leta, HP), Sabb, Bahia, 86 days, with ok nia, Hathorn, St Jago, 39 days, with sugar, to ‘Besant Hark Lrothers, Chase, Clenfuegoa, 19 aya, with sugar, toG SR itt Re, of We B ree fort (Rr, feymouth), Way, Buenos A: 5 With Bides, &c, to Wallerstein & Kunst. Sept 13, usm, 3225 W lajok hark Thglum, of Clver tat 6 tom 71 MO, ie bark W. Finanat of verpon}, siowriing 8, 1atlsiust, steering SSW. Urande, Aug 21, Kassebohm, Cindad Boltvar, Sept 15, rlchs & Co. 1, Sept 24, ta baitast, 1g Me most of the passage. Brig liilow (tr), Poste : 1, &e. ty Sturges & Co, ddaysfrom Philadel viet ship Rvening Star, of A ti iia, Perce a, sass, loo oruand, bound 8. bizira, Rows, Cardenas, 14 days, with augar, Ae, to Mora fro & Co. sth inst, lat , lon 1 218 ike hip Ca et, Wheeler, heuce for Montevideo, Bria Drie whoa, Wells, Calais, 6 days, ‘with lath, he, to Simp con A Mayhew, Sehr Rachel Jane (of Brookhaven), Arnold, Aux Caves, Sept 2D, with coffee, io AS Peck. 4th inst, 1at24 38, ton 742, exp Tienced & gale from NE, causing Uie vessel to leak. and wae gumpeiieato ‘row over the deck oad cf 20 tape logwood ts " Presto ioe Same Li eg Ui das Bebe DNC, 6 days. Rehs Rmily. Grin, W lanington days. Sehr Kiimira Cornelius, Wilitan Petersburg, 3 layn, with cotton, &e, 10 CM F ‘Keht Sibert Phare: Cavalier, Alerandria, gan Schr Andromede, Roland. Sehr Gen John Cropper, Schr Mary A Ivins, — Sehr James F ira ras Vir ts Van ia Bini nia, 2 clays. daya, on, Virgtila, 3 days. Sehr Pavilion, Kelly, Gloucester via New Haver Sehr Karustable, Gorham, Barnstable, Schr D Parshall, Crowell, for Wasbingtoo. w Bedford. ener Arrived 1th— che Jobn E Patten, Haskell, Portiand. BELAY Bark Maria Morton, from ——. Wind during the day SSE. Notices to Martuers. Notice ta hereby given that a Bell Hoat haa heen placed at the South Breaker Leder (marking the apprvwch te Peavi soot bar Me, 300 font BW. of Ue edn, In 49 Hearing from Whilehend lhght S! Tennant’s Harbor licht bearing The Boat is panied rest, with a real name plate on which there is painted, in biack letters, ' Whic Break Been placed to mark hg Spruce Inland Ledge (io Sex! Red Spar Racy No Burnt Isiand Ledge baoy Conta RE, distant 9 mile. eng Ledge buoy eartak RW by 8 is mile thors 80 ford & of the tig, in 18 feet low water By seep het hab THEO PF UREENE, tgithouse Trap, int iat Portland, Oct 18, 1864, The Tightvenne! which has heen ata Hamed at the Hanno ant Shoal on 14 Mileretlancons. ‘Letter bags for the steamship Prince Albert, to leave for Gal why this day (8th inst), will be kept open until | a’clock this afternoon, at the offices of the American & Nos 6) Hudson street and 64 Browdway, and also at Kenyou's, No 162 Pear! stress. New Yona Manine Recisten: Amwenican Liove's—We Supplement No VIT, for October, of the New York Marine Re. gister (American Lioyd’s). Tt is printed in ite meni meat atyle contains the names of 29 abips, 18 barks, 21 briga, 29 wohra, ancl I pteamers, all new, of not before published Mencuante’ Exenese Line ror San Francisco—Mesars 5 B Baboork, RM Cooley, and M HR Styles, of this city, huve formed a coparinership for the purpose of engaging in the California shipping trade, under the finn name of Babevoa, Cooley & Co, and are located for the present at 118 Water street, corner of Wall. They aay tn their circular that they wall a abips in the “Merchanta’ Line” very feeb frat clnen, wr wwell vente i ant ina er Senet ber ; the tashore near Ocracoke bar sume days — mi) wes bound from Wilmington to Baltimore with @ flooring boards, Captain Hid bought the wreok for from Calals for Portland, wih hue Jomber, went ashore on eioer Dover Chaupel, aud ber eargo ts a total lone, nuThe following table ~~ ns Sele gives a gg rm ees. aan Monte’ At latent accounts from each of vessels in, the Kincoee,Wikmiaion, NC, New Orleans, and Galvesion, those ports — 12s Behooners 0 Schooners. .... NEW ORLEANK, 8 Brigs 66 Schooners, 4 Be GALVESTO: o Ship 3 Bar} aes ‘ i“ Whalemen. BG> Seo port arrivals, Spoken, &e. Ship Mary Ann, Remmonda, from Caloutta June 8 for Bos- ton, Au tat B6'21 & lon 9 3) Ee thi, ot Othello, Greenough, heace for Charleston, Oct 10, 10 A no la Bark Ke wny Ford, paren, from Teekalet for Honolulu, Aug 31, lat 44 30, lon 125° ssh, from Philadelphia for St Jago, Oct ‘Bark Hamiltor 9, lat 56.49, lon 7 A bark standing W, painted black with a red streak, showing area signal with while lever C in centre, was seen Sept 27, lat on Brig ‘Mack Squall, trom Philafelphia for Guentenamo, Sept 28, 20 miles above Cumberland Harbor. Foreign n Ports, AxGostera, Sept IY—No Am vessel in ort. ‘Avx Caves, Sept 29—In port Er brig 8 P Massen, for New York ide. BUENOS AYRES, Sept I—In_ port ships Peerless, Ring, from Boston, ding. chtd to load horses for ©: ‘aloutta: St Louts, Peo D8, ‘ork, disg, for Singapore, barks Orion, Slevens, Kate, Oliver, for Baltimore next ‘wirtield, tor NYork dg: Trovatora, Carver, tor do 4 days; brigs Kentu Nichols, for do Wg Vigo, Thurlow, to load for do; Laarasdow, Crockett, from Liverpool just arr, Atdo Aug 19, bark By! Bier, Pendleton, ldg horses at Ce ‘nia for ‘Calcutta, to gai! about 2 Banta, about’ Sept loin port irig Sprite, Crowell, for New ‘York loaded. CakvEN as, OctG—In port barks Louisa, Musson, for Phia H Knigt, Jeascomb, aan Sor Pr for eth, Belcher, for Frat Mig molanses: Mary, dixg: Black Hawk, Tallman, from NYork, do, Proteus, man, from ‘doarrdd, . Sid Tth, bark Diligence, Young, P. 1. Dear, Srpt80—Arr ship Lochinvar, Cole, NOrleans for An ny ‘AL, Aug 24—Arr bark Mendi, Bryant, Machias. Gra arran, Sept 15—Passed by, Kmma Jane, Jordan, from ene Guavantia, PR, Sept 22—No Am vessel in Bares Octo, oy ility , ner poe Wh. a. drige 3 Wicker gi iciou for do; ‘Time, = ods ith, *Sainahs 0. Brow, NYork; sehr Curac His wavs, do, Cle id 9h, wesc Bensoa, Spearwater, ant Arc, Strum, Liver deo CP—AdvoAnglo oe , Borland, for Que- Oveby ‘He lifex and Hoston 9th: Iron sides. a wa fei ), Mi a cigen, for NY: Lub. lor (s), Met fork, Persia st ec ‘Thos Jefferson, Hill, nnd West Point, Jeremiah, ‘Thompson, Hiake. tor do 6h: Tarvent Queen fe th; Cara a, Sands, for ac m Nh, Neprans, catoihete do ne Sor van, or do ‘Saranal 6th; ‘Coeh: Crosby for Philadel Towtant foe do 12, Pi wna MeTo- bald, Cuidwell for Balusaore seh; Soho Clark fate, terrto Nixnce, DeForest, for Charleston soon; Highiand hier, on, for Savannah 24, 18 8 Kimball, Hosrber, for New Or: Fondan, for do Lith; Joseph Hale, Mer eS oe ‘himeotr a som are about ing. in port Lys . Curtis for Portland, Mem: (wan reported ald 34 for r Pston);.C W Pouliwey, Idg sugar; Howard, Stanwood, wir, New briks i. katy) ae bey ny cd, ding: sehrat W Miner, Berry ies aac wr Josten Hesdel, Paiternon a1 Ito Gnas, Aug In porteburk F S Means, Nouns, from few singe ballasts =A Keho, Chareh- ii, oy ‘at NYork hig, Ste ig. vaming Sea, ake ), from Rickmor Romario, ie Zito port barks Swan, Lennon, and William ton, dis. Uoing up the river, bark Maria, Cro- well, Sr Spm 2-10 a pert barks deean Home. yore sat ‘art, White. for NYork mu io, NVork.” Old 12 ebr Baker, Bald tT. a a Beware, Bets Snore, ah, brig Tangier, P: Trimipan, Get 2—In port bark Franklin, Mitcbell, diag, to oad for Boston. Home Ports. Oc 16, Pilani hip Santi Rames Bativis, ‘ane Bee Rader. Tenre Searevilie; Nesey. alos om nme a oo ian cella, Faulk. a Nvors’ ‘Telegraphed, ship Le peg from Caloat ‘ tee Lemaink, rom Cape ot Good Hope #igsat for 1 ap, | ark Hateh, Caleatta; Richart ite Runt fhe Tith—A rr (by tel) ships Micnight, Morse, Dinsmore, Liverpool: Bark eH Warcingion, Gorhar Kmyrun’ Fleet Bugle, Lindberg, Algoa Bay, Orlando, Conacr, BALTIMORE, Oct 18—Arr brigs Jas 8 George, Morse, Carte += : Pidelta, MoPariand, do. sehr J W Rumeaey. Ya: ! on. Cid brig AW. Applegarth, Collins, West Ind achra Belle (Isr), {illinit, Harter Grace, NE; Arwvate, Known S NYork, Sarah M Sherman, § en's Point, Conn, Kobt © Wright m Ayres ANGOR: Oct 14—Cld barks Keser, Ray, Moditesrran Rarab A Nickels, Nickels, Western Ininnda, AH Rumtall, wel nid let, Barbedoes, ies , Harrington, swe hry Kilbes aore edesgeely ax HakhEStox ost 13—Arr bark Sophia, Maltant, Heaton; bela Adela, Byers, Cardenas. Cld ship Gen Parkhill, Pike Liverpool. with are hark DG Witeon, Peacock, Phiindeiphia; UM rvering steamer Fire fy, Lieiat Haut, Wilaington. Noaves STOR Nims Xo gal bark Nueces, stevens, Moston, Aare ‘Oct 18—Are chs port: Mary M Htratnard, Dinter Ie wars, Trenton. Sid sienmer Senecn, Abt Green, we Koy 7, Pi mis ORLEANS, Cot H—CH My tel ahipe Rdward yma Neill, Havre, Diald of Urieane, Hall, N York NORFOLR, Oct Arr acre Wis Daring, Boer Te. Evans, Saco, Me. ‘id brig Kine, Hom ¥. Wes Munroe, Charieston: ¢ Bharp, Gardiner, Me: Frink; Pequannock, Burro: Rebecen, Knight, Bry Mayhew, do; L Audenreta, a Dirge, Cook, NYork. Geen Wave, bn hiler, Henderson, Salem: A Henderson, el ey Wp, Pienep Rorwaonthy, » 4 ensarhan dobn Aviles: brign Cnet: JD Lineoln; sehr Stari. tt others, SKAREPORT, Oot 2—Arr hark Sere A Nichols, NYock. & brig Marria ivanbar, NJondon. Sid oth, brig | Messin. PON TRRRITORY 29, abl Ativs, Bright: deflergon Davis, veller & Raton, At Port Towne for Teckalet for sarge, Kee tans Leonora, for San Fr ta | THE BA Grrr. BALL. ~ MESRRS, Sh AMEN, ANTONIO & tne a M RINT siomy, Nev Miso, the Mem aid gous: ind ball will be given at their dw Broadway, near *inth street on Ties: ive privale leanne at any time that suite men. Terma reasonable, he BALA. aj Grand My y and Civic Hoiren of ti ARGARS “AN » Tromaces . ——_— SRGARS AND 705 VARIOUS QUALITING OF IL AVAN rf Be eae re tt nk per onan be waved by Bas ein My estihiieh OMee “4 1) Broadway. lew We jeoniy “4 an 1 Ooukre stort. “4 CORPORATION 3 Sepeanen arene a © RATION NOTICR.—TH! Piers and pate ee io, 8 OI 3 w,. partion oelock ing before v oo FFICK OF RI spss YF TAXIS, NEW TORK, 00. ( tober 18, 1868. Thapeyer Pier the txt OF IADB. Aton celved the books a | ' i Bs aA AI. IGP Pen Nga Ss A eS RN ene en |76c. Barley was rm, with sales of 4,000 bushels at fee Lawnewen, of New York, from for at $1 10. vs < [uth Jumber, strock on & ledge in Cwi'e Head fi farbor 6th inst, aarrgnger ee ode Weeuara it 47¢. a SOc. “Soa of * &, ant of and went up the Bag. ‘anges ceagedte alee : eee THE PANIC bil big tl ae MARKET, Fenn Monest (of St George), t00 “ADDITION. xi ET RTONS Added to the capital stock of the CARH RIGHON. HOUSE. Rxlseordinary bun of ou of customers to / “ BERS ST NPAT AEE 6, aiacount of 10 per emt Buyers and selies Pelicitating eas li other On this new enterprise in the RIBBON TRADE, ai The old beasts, “ Buying ol and selling dear” exploded; yg eee Fre new bea, SROWAN' MILLINERS, ETC. Pra PEAT IBBONS, POR CASH ‘ Forty par ¢ lest than create ss ‘J fo. FARRELL. B™ YOUR RIBBONS. NOW IS THE TIME, 500 new eer ae sige this week. or iso cartons Pico By ‘cop ‘howl (all colors), 10 cents pew Ot per cent saved at the Cash Ribbon in Crt CABIT, CAST, CASH. Ribbons for'ys cents per piece, worth. 1g “ “ Hibbons for 138 « be Ribbons for 1 At the Cash be ee 6 Chambers street. JNO, FARRELL. | NT PORK CASH, ys TIONS OF 40 PER 2, 16 and 2) rich black ribbon; also axes of ailk rucher, 25 cents per h The lattofa mauufacturer's swck giving up making, ewing CASH RIBBON Hows eR sia 8 shambers street, | ORDINARY & ANIC IN THE RIBBON MARKET. See LOTS Oe RUBHONY JUST OPENED. ‘3 ae 12 funey rivvons, we 8} be aa 40 t saved by bu tog m af ver sia ABIL itl sais Ouse, 1i6 Chamber’ street. ALL RIBBONS. a FURTHER REDUCTION IN. PRICES. BONS 19 percent keg eR. JNO. FARRELL, » al 20 CAKTONS BLACK VELVET RL than last week's cash p LG Chambers street Gat PNQUCRMENTS MILLINERS, MRR- ALL, NOMBERS OF SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS, Ro. Vis ania for 1235 cents per piece 0. TO do. = do. do, do. do. do, Buy your Hobons st the vy CARH RIRBON HOUSER, Hi CHAMBERS STREEP, And save 40 per cent this week, ERE! HERE!! HERF!!! A large lot of new ribbons fron iant Also, N or TRIMMING PAN Say Rikon, NOB. 4, 5 6 and 7, NEW STYLES, THIS WEEK, Tus od from auction, and must be sold ‘ihe | Chambers aireet. JNO, PARRELI. HERR!!! S24 an HAVE KEPT PACE WITH THE MARKET, Buy Cage nt Be ca al a LARGE LOTS, SMALL T aT ALL ADVANCE, Al THe ape ina iwc, + Work chen CHAMHERS ST! JNO, FARRELL. J XO PARRELITHE CAgIt RIDBON HOURE, M6 CHAMBEKS STE a Where every man works sat earn hi RIMSON VELVETS-Ch Is cauys, K POS ie6 crises RIBBONS. A new line for fetid INO. FAURE! Hay iit YONS, ST. ETIENNE AND 8A L8H GOODS. 10 eases consigned tous froin « lar, IMPORTING HOUKE WiinOoe Limite. The raldhell Ti fig Chambers sie Large buyers invited. sold” for cash. JNO. 7. AND COUNTRY, vi strane v ILLINERS AND MERCIAN} are invited to fh t x rie zens, &c. mameNU. Huskie B. =ALL,Go0ns BY THE CARTON ATS PERCENT + advance for carh. atter how cheap we buy them* Casi Riss 116 Chambers street. NEW PURL “7 YOU SEEN GODEY Po NOVEMBER? HIB NO. month contiing an inimitable meal plate; fvo ino’ cloak pat rna, iotures: two beautiful, pictu: atest fashions from 1 tri ping to p * nad athe and ouber engravings too nuinero we ‘The reading matter will warps a d Kngrevings alone in GODEY's Mahe cheapest and mont faehion For srie by ai REstat KANTS. NGLISH ROAST BEEF + Jinks liwumel of mutton on on Wednestny street, near Wall bacon, NER ODay: & ENG. inh round of beet way ~ weLerit y toca elegaeulg: fare i hound $3 LANCARD HG wierd, New York—Paabion ished, and now open for tue recep nesta. per ny by the week st lower rates. ublie favor respettuliy Solicited by the mew managem « ‘BL Rea RD & MAGLELAAN. OTEL. £7. GERMAIN, He and Twenty second stree: fm open for the rere pihon of yr " rooms, fiugie and en suite, ai) hav: nn atiachvah. bo rent. parmas ently, at reasountile rates. The how! os evadaeted on vi ation pabd Wo be he Jeliensien of the sea FORNTTC = “| OMn DRESS REDSTE ds WPT) STDES SOMETHING new), ot WALKER CHAMEF ero aNOR . we Seat at proem », ii 0 treet {NAMELLED ok Amity and sont treme, ACY Ss Unree Horie tem Menadwn y KF TRNITURE We TED NITURE MOL yalue given in oy he. wt ZS Sheth ayer hy adsre asin where fi may be seen PURNITCR k price paid net carpeting ard merehencige apone harnens, piamin de sees Aiamonda, mews en. ing. machi te ew i (cs, 2 Catharine area URNITURK,—A LL VAL SOLE FURNITUR® contaimed bone Ro 210 West Twentys ¢ second rirvet will be offer ve sale for owe weal onl it plavotorte, “Mouse foe aa tw suit purchasers, WATKINS, JPWELEY, uO. ‘ TAMONDS, DIAMONDS DTAMONDS —( HERMANIE 800. 418 broome at pama.nctuner + of diamonds aad ae Keep cnustantiy on Banda lrge diamond Jewelry ol recher he corte a ‘ weal the atenton of perame tears nt parshastee, Diamonds, ob gokl oF gm AND oy war 1, } yRRY LOW. 1) descriptions of gold and eliver rie ieee Fnameited oid Rngiiah petant tewere, Diamond and en: en'iled wate Gold ¢ atches with viel engraved Lonton dup!*s watches, Gola marie watcha, Jules durernecn watcbeg, ules ei Geld fepies miepeudent seul watchan, Gol detwehed Levers, filver deiaehod ie ag fey chit hin - te warragled ¢ = a “Cahenet and repetred th bree roan tn ‘UmO. ( ES “OLD PLATED WARE O) ret ata fe thee taken th exchange. wach Jewelry. wholesale ond vou i) ewe le ened ret SAMS, 1 F ‘alton street. . greene PLATIN reph $= FINE AYOPS. a w—PAINTING 8 collection made w . well worthy. the. ku uN 12 A" Me Ms arcet R. WIESEL DOREY | * paintings, enaTet io”: fancy goods, 09) “reatany pe F Birt eoton of ow yuna FOMe Fy a rhafer, Tuewer Howe, #wrvodia and Pottnar, Ny Der Phat, Pgs MPROVED PHOTOK m exhibition ab Krad ay. @ wallery, Nos 3b9 aod H48 Browde