The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1859, Page 5

iscops! Convention, ¥ | a Pini Fa APRA CONVENTION OF THE ae SHOP = “nonss OF NEW YOu THK CASE OF BISHO! Dic NK, BETO. <ONDERY . “RD DAY—MORNING BESSION, an, “ * agreet business thi at the ‘The Couvention re Boating aid appointed hour, nine o'v.'°°K Rey. - Hout m anorning prayer; the litany 49 reviled by Rey. sdward ©. Flagg ; the concluding pray’? Were said by Key. Geo, Hathaway, of West Troy, by whom also the bene- diction was pronounced. About ten o'clock the President, Bishop Potter, took his sseat, and the Convention proceeded with its regular Dusiness. The minutes of the preceding day were read by the -Beorctary and approved. ‘The standing committee on the Diocesan Fund sub- mitted their report, allowing 10 members resident in dis- tant portions of the State a certain amount of mileage. The rt was adopted, ‘The committee to consider the re-ensetment of article 7 of the constitution, recommended instead an amend- ment, viz.:—That the’ clergy and laity shall vote as one body, and in case of electing a Bishop the two orders shail Vote separately, which was adop! Aresolution was offered by the Rev. Mr. Moore that “the yee Committee append to their report at the next Convention a statement of tho length of time that each station has been aided by the missionary fund. The Secretary moved that it be referred to the committee with power,-but it was finally laid on the table, a YZ _ Aresolution was offered in regard to that portion of the Bishop's address which concerned the size and division -of the diocess, consigning it toa comunittve of five to re- e rtat the next annual conyention, The resolution was ont. ‘Tho committee in the matter of that portion of the ad- dreas relating to the training school, offered resolutions of thanks to John Bard Esq., of Annandale for his magui cont donation to the school, and that the school be re- garded asa part of the diecess. The resolution concerning Bishop Onderdonk’s case, which for somo reason was not taken up at the beginning of the session, was now considered. It was moved that the resolution be laid on the table ; and the constitutional number, five, having demanded the ayes and noes on the question, the secretary called the roll and registered the votes. (At this stage of the proceedings the Right Reverend Lord Bishop Binney, of Nova Scotia, arrived, and was in- ‘troduced to the Convention by the President.) motion wus lost by the following yote:—Clerical vote—ayes, 33; noes, 138; lay yole—ayes, 62; noes, 71. ‘Total ayes, 85; total noes, 190. Judge Horan then arose to offer an amendment to the resolution, viz: That the remission of the sentence of the Right Rev, Bishop Onderdonk would be acceptable to this ‘Convention, provided the restriction’as to the exercise of ‘his official functions, which he submitted in hig letter to satan Potter, or such other restrictions as might be ad- visable by the House of Bishops were made, not incon. sistent with the terms of such letter. After otlering the resolution he delivered a short speech explaining its object. Hon, Lutigr Brapist arose to express his regret that ¢ this resolution, or any one of the kind hea been introduced, inasmuch as its discussion was highly wprofitable and tended to cause misc and distract the minds of the dliocess. Rey. Mr. MoVickar moved as an amendment or substi- tute, that the papers in the case of Bishop Onderdunk, viz. : his memorial to the House of Bishops for restora: tion, and an ante-dated letter to Bishop Potter from Bishop , Ondordenk, read before this Conyention, be presented by the Rt. Rey. Bishop Potter to the House of Bishops for such action as they may deem proper. This amendment was the cause of considerable discus- sion, in which the Key. Messrs. Montgomery and Harris , took an active part. * "Rey. Dr. Hexny also spoke. “Question, question ; He rose amidst cries of ”’ which resounded on eyery aide of the house, and begged the courteous attention of the members for a few mintiies, He then in a short speech pointed out tbe jyportant fact that the papers referred to wer Bates posgegsion of the house in cage the motion va Tie’ tt : Aer cohpiderable discussion on this point, some one wnoved the indefinite postponement of the whole matter, ‘but the motion was lost. The amendment of Dr. MeVickar was then voted on, ‘bat almost unanimously lost. ‘The consideration of Judge Hoffman's amendment was now again before the house. Hon, Saven B. Rveaurs offered an amendment to it, ‘the spirit of which was, that Bishop Onderdonk should, Defore action being taken on his case by the House of Bishops, deposit in the oflice of the secretary of the house his of resignation. ‘She Paxsipynt requested Mr Ruggles to withdraw the /. amendment, at tle same time explaining the trouble and mischief likely to arise hereafter from such a proceeding, ‘He algo alluded in a very touching manner ' the situ: Hon in which Bishop Onderdonk was placed, and ex- pressed his firm conyiction of the penitence of that pre- tate. At the conclusion of the Bishop's remarks a motion to ‘adjourn was put, to decide which he requested the mem- '* bers to express their vote by rising, when it became eyi- dent that the motion was lost. Dr. Viwron made some remarks concerning the amendstent and called for the question. In the midst of the cries of “Question” which followed, ‘a motion to adjourn sine die was made, but was not consi- dered, ‘The Bisnor dectared that the Hon. Sunuel B. Ruggles’ | » amendment was before the house, although some main- stained that. Mr. Ruggles bimself had withdraw it. On ‘vote it was lost. The amendment to strike out the words ‘not incon- ‘sistent with the terms of such letter,” in Judge Hoffman's , ? amendment, was then considered, A substitute to the whole matter, viz:—That remission of the sentence of Bishop Onderdonk would be acceptable ‘to this Convention on such terms as would not interfere with the actual administration of the jurisdiction of this / » -diocess, was offered, but afterwards withdrawn.) Judge Horrman haying accepted the amendment to his amendment, it was now put to yote and carried. The amended resolution is as foliows:—That the remis- sion of the sentence of Bishop Onderdonk would be ac- ) « ceptable to this Convention, provided the restrictions as to the exercise of his official functions, which he submitted in his letter to Bishop Potter, or such other restrictions as might be advisable by the House of Bishops, were made.” it was then moved that the secretary convey to the House of Bishops information of what had taken place in regard to Bishop Onderdonk. The motion fprevailed, after which the Convention adjourned until seven o'clock {n the evening. The following is the memorial of Bishop Onderdonk to 4 © the House of Bishops, which is to meet shortly in general convention at Richmond, Virginia:— To tay Rint Revexenn THE Bisnors or tar Protestant URW IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIC. :—Fourteen years have elapsed since, by th noua! action of an ecciesiastical Court of Bishops, I was sus- ended from the office of a bishop and from all the functions of e sacred ministry. To that sentence Ihave quietly submitted, and now present inyself belore you, respectfully to ask for ts remission. In making this request, I deem it right, before God and man, frankly and truly to lay before you the present state of my feeXngs, and the grounds on which T ask the removal of the pevalties under which 1 suller. In the excitement of fecling consequent on my trial and sen- tence. it was natural that much should be said “ou both sides, that in the more dispassionate momentsof calm Christian judge ment would afterwards be regretted anddisclaimed, You will, wever, brethren, permit me to say that deeply aggrieved as felt at the time, bya xeuteuce which I thoughtto be unduly se- Yere, I have no recollection of having endeavored to Justify my own view by attributing to my brethren unworthy motives. If the feclings of any of them have been burt by the suppusitton that [bad in ony way done them injustice, I sincerely regret it, and hope that f may be pardoned for any expressions which amay have posed to bear such a construction. I cea: sure them not for upholding, ag they believed. the houor of the tburch by the administration of discipline, when they conscien- , tiously believed it wus deserved. I should very littie deserve, ihren, what I solicit at your hands, if I were ready at once toacknowledge all the crimes that have been imputed to me by my ene penitence for that of which [am aeally not gtullty. I cannot consert o puchase even restoration at the price of falschvod and hypocrisy. ‘And yet I presnme not to say that Lum entirely faultless and have deserved no censure. Tam not exempt from haman in- firmity, and, in the calmer reflections to which the lapse of time « has contributed, F acknowledge that T cannot but beileve paris have betrayed indiscretion, and that my de- instances, have been calculated to pro- r fe ee 4 < © * Ofmy conduet to r must, in some P een peariond injurious alike to the church and myself, ‘ , ever such effect may bave been unintended and unhper: eeved on my be Tecan say that Teannot. but beliere this, | Decause some of my fellow Christians, and among them some 4 of yourselves, brethren, felt bound to this extent to condemn me. 1 beg you, however, to believe me, when I most solemuly declare that in this matier I was not the slave of deliberate im- purity of intention. Bui by my faith, small or great, to whatever extent, brethren, @ «I bave yi reproach upon the cause of our Master, or given just offence to the cause of my fellow Christians, even Without a purposed intention of wickedness, I am—without reference to your action on this request—heartily sorry, and desire to humble myself in penitence before God and man. I can say truly, ano | thank God for it, as I now do, without any © © reference to man or bis doings, that I have long endeavored to ‘Kve in a tate of habitual Ps aren for all my sina, known and unknown, and have daily sought forgiveness for them, from the merey of God, forthe sake of His Son Jesus Christ. T hae borne the sentence lm upon me with bitter anguish, 1 confegs, and a painful sense of humiliation, but ‘without murmuring or complaint, and with constant and earnest prayer for the pardon of ail my sing, and, grave for amendment, Of the effect of this repentance on the bidden aman of the beart there ig but one Judge, Of its eilect on my 4 . re are who can speak with groater pro- A Seote loa apent ‘And ‘herein { em void to revert not cnly Those who bare been general ly considered as my friends, bitt to those also of a different class, Those who have known me posed my life has been quiet, my doings w obiruaive,and my Conduct hs a member of Christ's church not le to roach. T pow beg, Ourlatian brethren, the mercy of a removal of my sentence, Bo far as the honor of the church ig fuvalved T have hoped that I would see it amply vindicated by fourteen ears of punishment borne in silence and seclusion, and that. Shritin , knowing the object of ecclesiastical punishment to refc ‘and not vindictive, would willingly ee the Chureh, after ¥lacicating hor purity, exercise her hlessod privt- 4 Jege of showing merey, by restoring @ brother whom she had | -Onee felt to blame and rebuke, rejoicing more over his ‘happy return than over the “ninety and y,"_, Brethren, if any man be overtaken in fant, yo, which 8 eek ‘nine which went not ¢ are spiritual, resiage auch an one in the spirit of meekness,con- sider thyeelf best though also bo tempted. ‘I need not say how deeply my heart is Interested in the object of this appl what a painful and oppressive burden be removed from i, and with whal Joy and gladness ic led, if, before the short remainder of my life has allowed the happiness which, for 60 muany eare was imparted, of exorelsing the functions of the 5 » bret D, our hearts; consider their loves of the dutisn of our oftco, ae ~ then judge ye. jengeg of my rostorauon, have little to say, You would vo justly despise if, for { icadon, X show on this tb abould you grant it, I the anke of enforcing this my ap) ‘on this snb- ‘volunteer pi concer few York. AJl I can say is, done their work on me, and ‘and know im sincere enough in my love of Church of Christ, never wantonly by me of Talae to disturd ite har- youd this T can say nothing action in tony cf emning bo eee elemieeay Tobitntowards you and unworthy fies OTR, dare Eee aie “ ‘i. May God, for oe ‘My appitea , 18 now bef irae take, disoone sou to View It favorehiy. Bonney root b my daily for my caine att sie Mhren ‘piscopate, conclude | Beaiwords—"Merey unto'you, and peace, nnd iore've Abe Plet e apirlt, Thumbly hope, of thls, my hears desk , ’ * raver to Gor 1 subscribe mysel ar faithfal Senos te Rhrist, BENJ. T. ONDERUONK, EVENING SESSION. ‘The Conyoution was called to order by Bishop Potter at 9; o’ctoak. A resolution was offered by the Secretary requesting NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1859, permiesion of the rector of Trinity church to examine the manuscripts in his possession for certain information con- ( therein, and that such information be printed wy, «AN apa le adopted. into ere esolution referring to the offered 8 Tmination of the praprioty OD Vauvue war uy of institting in each to penartin plan thereof at next Convention. Was moved aud carried that the report of the Com- ifte.” the Trainiug School be printed as an appendix to the jou. < yvueids ane Hovwman ine Dr. Vinvow Ceeired < Know if any response had been | made to thal ‘on of the Bishop's address which re- ferred tothe Cagionaries and the missionary fund. He gave asketch ofa viat to > distant mission, showed the necessary frugality which the ‘nissionary had to practice in order to live out of the xmall s,'bend allowed him, and called upon his lay brethren to ‘su. scribe generously to the fund. Dr. Hicuer thought that the fault lay “either with the laity nor with the clergy, but in the system .)¥ Which con- tributions are obtained, Dr. Vinton said that a friend had just suggest! to him that the delegations from the various parishes sho..ld con- tribute annually, over and above any other contrib: ion, a stim equal to the yearly stipend of @ missionary e ofored the suggestion for the consideration of the Conven > on, A DkLxGare opposed such a plan, for the reason that he had not been endowed by his parish to take action on such a matter, and he believed that other delegates were similarly situated. ANOTHER MuMuER then, in answer to the above appeal, pledged his parish for the support of a missionary for four years. His good example was imitated by many others, aud pledges were also made of contributions to supply the deficit in the missionary fund, ‘The Secretary opened a subscription list, and those who desired, advanced and made their contributions. When the business: of receiving the contributions was finished, the bishop announced that the deficiency in the fund could now be made up. Tho thanks of the Conyention were then voted to the treasurer and secretaries for their services during the session, A motion was adopted to print 2,000 copies of the journal for distribution, ‘The thanks of the Convention were also yoted to Trinity Church for the use of St. John’s Chapel in which to hold the sesaion. It was moved and adopted that the Convention, afte the reading of the minutes, adjourn sine diz, Accordingly, after the approval of the minutes, the concluding collects and Lord’s Prayer were said by Bishop Upfold, the “Gloria in Exceleis” was sung, the greater benediction pronounced by Bishop Potter, and the Convention ad- journed. The General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal | Church in the United States of America will sssemblo jn St. Paul's Church, Richmond, Va., on Wednesday morn ing, October 5, at'10 o'clock. r Coroners’ Inquests, ‘Tue Greexwien Street Acciorxt.—A singular verdict was rendered by the Coroner's jury in the case of the Greenwich street accident. We give it verbatim as it was rendered, as follows: —“That the said John Gaifaey came to his death by injuries received by the falling of an area wall on the premises known as No. 813 and 316 Greenwich street, and the accident occurred by the negligence of de- ceased; and we further censure the contractor and fore man in not keeping a strict watch on said braces and | wall.’’ Gaffney was twenty-six years of oge, and was a native of Ireland Scicwx ar Jongs’ Woop.—Coroner Jackman held au inquest yesterday at the Nineteenth precinct station house, upon the body of an unknown jaan, about twenty i) years of age, apparently a German, who was found dead in Jones’ Wood, under circumstances which leaye no doubt as to his haying committed suicide by taking landa hum. In the possession of deceased were found two hand. | kerchiefs, one being marked ‘‘Caroline T. E. Sill,” ) the body of deceased, on the ground, was found a piove of paper on which was inscribed ‘93 Elm street.”” The jary rendered a verdict of “Snicide,’’ and the body was thereupon removed to Bellevue deadhonse for identitica tion, City Intelligence, Screws OF AN ARTist.—Mr. Frederick Lowensby com mitted suicide last week by hanging selfto atree ata { pinee between Liberty Mill aud Barbour’s Mill, New York | te. The deceased was an Euglishma y birth, anda landscape painter by profession, and is said to have a brother residing in this city. His ctfects are in the pos. session of John B, Newhouse, Barbour’ Mill, Ora county, New York. ‘Tax Lower Bay Hosprran Sisp.—The Florence Nig galg (hospital ship) came up from the lower bay morning, and is at anchor off Staten Island, where shi willremain until winter, when she will be taken along- side the public store dock at quarantine. Fine in West Turery-sixta Srexer.—About eight o'clock yesterday morning a fire occured in the Empire riut Works, 187 and 139 West Thirty-sixth strect, owned by J. R. Stuart. Tt originated in the drving room, and was caused by some cloth igniting from the heat, The damage to stock will be about $160, and to. the building abont $59. Insured on stock and machinery for $10,269, ns foliows:— Humboldt, $2,600; St. Mark's, $2,250; Northwestern, $3,000, and Beekman, $2,000. The building is insured for $5,000 in the Park Iusurance Company, Supreme Court—Chambers. Before Judge Iograbam THE RECORD COMMISSIONERS AGAINSE THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Sarr. 30.—The People at the relotion of McSpedom and Baker vs. The Board of Supervirs of the County of New York—On the 2th of September Jus tice Ingraham granted an aliernative man to compel the Board of Supervisors Board of gum of $193,000 for expenses incur: ds of the Commissioners of Record r Register’s and County Ch printed and bount The work was done by Mespe and Baker, who have commenced a new suit to obtain payin nt for thetr lab: and the order requiring the Supervisors to show can was granted upon their appli This moi the return of the order, th few days, Supreme Court—General Term, Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt, Cler Ordered—Whenever a consent is Mle this court for the substitution of an continuance of an action, the y in th minutes of the court the Su the attorney or the discontinu: £ the action, without any order of the Judge therefor. After the October term of 1856 ail motions at special term at Chambers must be noticed for the first and third Mondays in each term, and for no other time. tions will be heard in order on those and the saccevding days, unless other’ ordered by the Judge holding the term, vnti) disposed of. Motions must be noticed for twelve o'clock, noon x parte business will be attended to between ten and twelve o'clock ea ay Police Intelligence, Deapry Assavit with A Hamaer.—A dilliculty occurred atthe blacksmith’s 3 Monday, eon Hor which resulted in Williams being knocked senseless with a. hammer in the hand of his antagonis(. Foiceman Hal- sted, of the Eighth precinct, who was j wat the time of the affray, arrested Erving and made a complaint against him for felonious assault~ The injured man was so badly hurt that he was unable to appear at court yesterday to give his testimony. Erving was committed for examina. tion by Justice Quackenbush. Larcesy or JEwEury.—During the temporary absence of Mr. James Linden, jeweller, of No. 151 Grand street, from his store on Monday evening, an expert thief slipped behind the counter and carried off nine watches and a quantity of jewelry, valued at $359. The detective police ‘were informed of the occurrence, and yesterday one of the “shadows” arrested a genius named Irish Tom on sus- picion of being-the thief. Upon searching the person of the prisoner the whole of the stolen property was found in his possession. Tom fought quite hard with the officer, and manifested the greatest antipathy imaginable to being introduced to the General Superintendent. The prisoner ‘was locked up for trial. Personal Intelligence. List of Americans registered at the banking office of Lansing, Baldwin & Co., No. 8 Place de la Bourse, Paris, from Sept. 1 to Sept. 16, 1859:— | H.. K. Blossom and_ wife, P, Gansevoort and family, H. 8 Gansevoort, John H. Faxon and family, Mise C. Fargis, George B, Butler, dr.; J. B. Hart and wite, H. B. Tompkins, A. Van Bergen, Jr: B. . Hammond, H. Habeock, C. W. Longstreet, Hi. W. Field’ and ‘wife, H. W: Field, Jr., aud wife, Mrs. E. C. ‘MoLean, Mrs. 8. Bowne and daughters, Mrs. J..L. Graham, H. H. Porter, Rey. ©. P. R. Armstrong, W. H. Ward, J. M. Ball family, Miss Suffern, KE. Stie- ly, C. T. Grifin, ©. D. Sommerville, J. ier, A. Binney, W. Carpenter, John LL. pson, Massachusetts; N. Pendlet ©, Bates, Ohio; C, Day and family, Connecticut; 0. D. C 'm. Enston, South Carolina; J. C. Roman, GC. Go land; ©. R,'Dalgren, Louisiana; A, Harris, D. C. Coleman, Georgia. Among the strangers in Cincinnati on the 29th were Mr. Casey, United States Treasurer, brother and family; Hon, John C. Reeves, and Hon. Humphrey Marshall. Mr. Casey is in very feble health, and is on his way home for recreation. Ex-President Fillmore and wife were in Boston on ‘Thursd: SN. Hollingsworth, Fsq., bas been elected Mayor of Nashville, Tennessee. Hon. Robert M. McLane, American Minister to Mexico, arrived in Hudson on Saturday, and immodiately pro- ceeded to his summer residence, in Livingston, Columbia county, where he will probably remain until his departure for Vera Cruz. —_—_——- The Case of Little Ella. SUPREME Wasted ie TERM. Bofore Hon, Judge Davies. eeeunaceteta | the Habeas Corpus of Ella Burns.—Course) for the claimant (tho father) and the custodian of the child (Mrs, Burns) proceeded to sum up, and the Judge reserved his decision. Lieut. Maury’ Marringe. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The story about Commander Maury having, when & Midshipman, married a Sandwich Island Princess, or any other aka girl, isa silly hoax, I was his shipmate during the only cruise he ever made among the islands of the Pacific, and no such incident occurred. S. C. ROWAN, Commander United States Na purish the office of Rural Dean, aud | | scriptions wilt Murary Sri ox su Peorig—Ty, vimvman to Cononne Asam Duby ua.—The subjoined document forms dhe initi- atory steps to a verv nraisoworthy movement:— sr The Undors Mew Fors, dep), 34 iss sie Peter, moxchants g NEY, Lom, Sept, 1H, # in some substantial manner thelr 2P2e ciation of the honor an” 50M Advantinges tea lored by Colonel A, Duryea, ib bringing the Seventh regiment, Na. tonal Guard, to MS preseut high state of eMeleacy and diact, pling, and for developing an exprit di generally ta the | names, to be tes in witch manner as they shall decide Maitiand, Phelps & Co domes G. King's Sons. Dunean, Sherman & C Grinnell, Minturn & C Astor, Jr. ssezgees® seesaeet Bleep & Choune ; Bateiny & Living * ‘This list is loft at Messrs. Maitland, Phelps & Co.'s, No. 45 Exchange place, for signatures. No one is to be soli, cited to become a subscriber. We are very glad to record the fact that this movement has begun in the proper place, among the leading bankers and merchants of the city, and it is almost superfluous to say a word in commendation of it. Colonel Duryea com mauded the Seventh regiment for many years. He was not a show colonel for parade on Broadway or after din- Iu corpa | Siuzen toldiery, acres to pay the sum placed opposite w their | mor, 8 Ts couten's will embrace, among other things, the pou atu meeting to be exsled for that purpose, at soure fulure | bd ad, B The New York Weekly Herald. IMPORT* Prom +r NEWS FROM i ~~ ORNEA, BRITISH COLUM G1 4 > 49) GRANADA, NICAKAUUA, VENKZUELA, BUENOS AYI MEXICO. CUBA, THE WEST INDIES, ETC.--APRAIRS IN WASHINGTON — THE NEW HOUNDAXY DIFFICULTY WITH GREAT BRITAIN—LOCAL AND MISCKLLANKOUS [xKMS— | Lares? IvTELLIGENCE—MARK#9s, ETO. | The Weexty Heray will be published at ten o'clock this we from Europ, followh, ern—Terr, China—Attem, ta Visit of the Allied Ministers to Pekin—Tho Fleets Atiacked ." the Petho by the Chinese~Nineteen Allied Vessels Routed~Ur Hundred and Seventy-eight Kuropeans Killed and Wounden' The Zurich Conferences—News from. India, Australia and Mov0¢c0, &e.; the New Boundary Difti- culty with Great Britain—Ma, of the Arroo Islands and the Disputed Boundary Lues—The 2espective Claims of England And the United States, de.; News from California, British Co- lumbia, New Granada, Nicaragna, Bueno’ Ayres, Venezuela, Mealco, Cubs, Went Indies, de,; Affairs in Washington—Our Relations with Central America, Great Brita‘a and Mexico~ —Trial Trip of the Great Fast Explosion on Board—Highly Important from | oe ro pkey Sad satis | MIICELLAN EOS, or at * soCoresmity youn nmr Tht NOTIGIONO DE NUK A YORK ow wwagater Of Ar, ui ~ NOTICIOSO DE NURVA VY signet aged 1 your, ¥ mouths and 9 days, "CHO DE Surya gyee to Tu [rela aud toqudintanees are respectfully invited | ay, ‘WHLAR SPANTAI AMER fo.ationa the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 237 o'clock, } “Ati Nua. ” BPANIAH-AMERICAN PAPI, from the residence of hor parents, Bedford avenue, neat “NISICAMELIGAN LAPIIC to Caleakenne, East Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken ae La i CAN PAPHR 0 Calvary Cemetery. RE O'Cosxon.—Sudden| y,on Friday, Sept. 80, Jonny O'Coy- Huan Soy. | Nor, 86x: Of Thomas O'Connor, aged 2b years ISING MED, v T0-Day. The friends and relatives of the family, and the mem. ELEVENTH NUMBER % ” 0-Day. bers of the O. A, Brownson Debating Club are respectfully ELEVENTH NUMBER OU JO-DA¥, invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, ELE ‘TH NUMBER OUT ¢ 288. West Sixtecwth a 8 Bist inp West Sixtecuth strect, this (Saturday) afternoon, at | BEST Passcr.—On Thursday, Sept. ws . PRINCE aged 2 mouths and Iedayef” ! CAMRHO C. Parixce, The friends of the family are respecifin'ly invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of hia parents, No. 1 Bridge street, Brooklyn, on Sunday aflervoon, ab two o'clock precisely. Farewell sweet babe, our loss is thy gah? WEEK LL BEST WEEKLY Ne the Fifty-fifth regiment (eres Lafayette, and uf the AOTS.—DR. TOBEA: Concorde Lodge I, 0. of O. F. No. 43; also L'Union ran gaise of Free and Accepted Masons, and the Order in e- Despatches from the China Squadron—Friendly Feeling of the Chinese Toward Americana, &e.; Latest News by Tele- graph; Editorials on the Leading Topies of the Day; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Ins tellixence; Weekly Review of the New York Catile Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; to ber speech making, but went into his work exactly as | he had been placed in the tine“of the army. He ha raised the reputation of the citizen goldiery of New York both at home and abroad, It would be im possible to make a militia regiment more perfect in the school of the soldier than the Seventh. Placed ih a trying position at the Astor place riots the Colonel and his men behaved in the very best man ner. Incessant drills and the most rigid discipline have given the regiment its resent high position and incited other bodies of citizen soldiery to emulate it. In Virginia and Massachusetts, where the Seventh made visits last year, it excited the warmest admiration and the highest mpliments. In a country like this, where we have no standing army compared to onr territorial area and po} lation, the citizen soldicry is the right arm of the power, aud should be strougtheued by all proper ‘That the testimonial to the ex-Colonel of the § means to £0 desirable an end no one can doubt. vil means. venth is GaLway Staamamy Link.—We learn that the balance of shaves in the Galway Steamship Company is being rapid- ly subscribed in Ireland, 80 much so that no further sub- be received in Engtand. The Prince Albert, which will take her place in the line, and is ad- vertised to leave Calway on the 15th of October next, has been extensively altered and improved, so that she will be one of the finest ships afloat. The company is now clearing its expenses, and when the government subven- tion begins to be ceatized, it is ascertained that the pro- fits will be handsomely remunerative. Three English capitalists have offered to take the whole balance of the unsubscribed stock, but the offer has been declined. The Circassian, which reached St. Johns, N. F., on the 29th, be expected in this port on Saturday or Sunda: Hor news anticipated that by the Asia two days, and it grent commercial importance. ‘The four new ships cf the company are making rapid progress to completion, Kings County Politics. NATIONS FOR ASSEMBLY AND DELE- TO THE JUDICLARY CONVENTIO’ The Republican Conventions to nominate candidates for the Assembly in the several districts of Kings county and to select delega ry Convention, were held lust night. The following are fie nowninations:— ASSEMBLY.—First dist George W. Stilwell. gutes—S. M. Mecker, Francis J. Dallon, Asseamiy.—Second district—D. 0. Bradley. Delegates— Erastus D. Culver, Lucien Birdseye : Assempy.—Third distriet— Harmanus B, Duryea. Delegates—Gen. H. B. Duryea, George G. Reynolds, ‘Asteumni. urth distric eodore Tilton, ates —Thomas H. Rodmait, Lewis Reed, Jr. ASEMDLY.—Fifth district—imcus Q Andrus. Dele- gates—Chas. Jones, P. W, Ostrander. ‘The republican delegates to the Sixth Assembly District Convention met, but adjourned to Monday evening with- out making any nominations. ‘Tho American delegates to the Sixth Assombly District Convention also met, but adjourned without making nomi- nations. ‘The republican delegates to the Seventh Assembly Dis- trict met, and Dr, Franklin H. Tuthill was nominated for member of Assembly, and Seth B. Cole and James Grid- delegates to the Judiciary Convention, Dele- Dele- Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.’ ries Detawane, Extra Crass No. 519, Serrampen 30, 1859. 52, 73, 70, 1, 9, 71, 35, 8, 39, 19, 23, 43, 25. DxLAWARE, CLass No. 520, SxpTempxn 80, 1859, 28, 57, 24, 36, 9, 67, 68, 60, 41, 19, 7, 60. Groncis, CLa8s No. 617, SerremBeR 30, 1859. &, 43, 60, 36, 57, 54, 45, 16, 4, 16, 47, 69, 3, 70. Georora, Extea Crass No. 518, Sxrremper 30, . 14, 74, 64, 66, 35, 38, 26, 54,17, 3, 48, 11, 62. WOOD, EDDY & CO,, Wilmingtoa, Del, Lotte- Genin’s Fall Siyle Hat. GENIN, No. 607 Broadway. White's Fall Style Gent’s Hats Now Poe neatest hat of the seasoa, 216 Broadway, opposite St wala, Leary & Co. are Now Prepared to Sup- ply new autumn styles of four dollar hata, Nos. 3, 4and 5 Astor House, Broadway. ony soca Fall Style of Gentlemen's Hats now ready, Salesroom 249 Broadway, near Duane street. and Caps—Every De- First premitms fop ladies? .LOGG, 381 Canal street, tyles Hats seed by Solorzon Erred.—Every Gentleman’s and boy's cap produced by WHITE, 216 Broadway, thia spring, | soinething new wnder the sun."* Hat Manufacturers are Forbidden to tise the rade mark of the “Zovave bat.’ RHINALDO M. WATERS, Genin’s Fall Style Hat GENIN, No 507 Broadway. Pyndy’s Gallery has Removed from 359 Broadway to 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Photo- grays, dagwerseotypes aud ambrotypes. Gurncy’s Gallery, 707 Brondway, First block below the New York Hotel Photographs, daguerreo- types, miniatures ip of) and ivorytypes, be- Holmes’ Gallery, 691 Broadway, » Amity and Fourth streets, Photographs, daguerreo- | smubrotypea and cameotypes. | Ten Cent Ambrotype Likenesses Well | taken. Now’ r time to ‘get cheap portraits. Crowded | " daily at ROBB'S, 383 Broadway. Shilling Portratt Gallcry.—Dollar Pho- tographs, original, al HULMES’ dowa town. pietnre factor #15 Browdway. Phrenology Points Out the True Cha racter and the best occupation for each, as applied by FOW- LER & WELLS, 38 Broadway. Grandjean’s New Improvement Again on the human hair.—Interesting eonsuliation; prevents bald- ness and gray hatrs; warranted. No. 50 Twelfth street, near Broadway. The Cricketers.—Whether the Eleven will beat the Twenty-two, or the Twenty-two, the Fleven, at the forthcoming cricket match, remains to be seen; but this we are quite certain of, that in the interim all sensible people will buy their hats of KNOX. KNOX makes the most fashionable and stylish hats in the city. All the elite wear them. His store | 212 Broad orner of Fulton. Biack Broadcloth Frock Coats at $5, $6, $8, $10, $12, $14, $15, $16, $18 and $20, at EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. F.Y.S8.—Ballou’s Improved French Yoke shirts, made to order and warrauted to ft; also, the largest as- sortment of winter underwear, at 409 Broadway. Per Persia.—Just Reccived: oar Fail importationa of Jouvin’s kids; also chotee nowetties th London scarfs. MOODY'S BHI. EMPORIUM. 262 Broadway. HowtcTDER GARMENTS ee 4 AND MEN'S FURNISEING : vay GOO! The cheapest and beat 22.8 by GOODS IN THE OFTY.-- | RANKIN'S, SNe 837 Broadway, anh96 Bowery. Defiance Salamander Safcs—With Pa- | tent powder proof and crose bars. Also, fire and bur- ar proof parlor safes. Depot 68 Murray sireet, corner of Sallege place, (formerly 192 Pearl ee. ROBERT M. PATRICK, } Herring's Patent C ‘hampion Ftre And burglar proof safes. 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street, N. ¥. Bartholf’s Sil caper rections SACHS 8 uced. machines $50; ‘BARTH LF Manufacturing Company, 434 Beaamay. Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, Office 505 Broadway, New York. The Mureka Celebrated Sewing Ma- OHINES, WITH HEMMERS ATTACHED. : GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICK TO $60, ‘Office 489 Broadway, corner Broome street. From Halsted’s late Tregtise on Motor- gether with @ large variety of interesting local and miscellae neous items, Single coples, in wrappers ready for mailing, be bad at the counter, Price six conta, @ malls for Europe, by the steamship New York, will close at the Poat Office ut half-past ten o'clock this morning The Werety Henaup will be ready fn time for mailing. ———————_ The Drawings of the Sussex County a Consolidated Lottery cera ee eRe ee FRANCE, BROADBENTS & C®., MANAGERS. ‘The Legialatnre of the State of Delaware, at tte Inst session, having given to France, Broadbenta & Co. a'lottery contract for twenty years, we, the ‘undersigned, Commissiouers appointed by the Governor of said State, to superintend the drawings of said lotery, do hereby certif; - bers draws this any 'y that the following are the nium: Sussex County—Crass No. 161, Serremune 30, 1859. 64, 15, 70, 71, 44, 33, 41, 69, 73, 6, 16, 62. Consouparen Lotrery—Ctass No, 133, Sept. 30, 1859, 5, 92, dl, 76, 23, 28, 56, 42, 60, 3, 24, 45, 49, 39. Witness onr hands at Wilmlogton, Del., ri. Fg tly ibe. tig vgton, Del., this day (Fri. DALE, JOMUN W. WALKER, Commission: ALFRED R. WOOTTEN, { a FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. Wilmington, Det, CREE, Kerosene Oi), Great rednetion in priee, No variation for the winter. One dollar per gallon, wholesale, pag Ast" , Agents, 93 Pear] street, N. ¥. Grover & Baker's Noisele: ¥ WING MACHINES, Temporarily at $01 Broadway, New York. Pct yg ib2 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Riding Academy.—Disbrow’s, Fifth ave- nue corner of Thiriy-nivih street. The reception evenings for Jadies and nen for promenade viding will com mence on Saturday evening, Oclober 1, and continue each Tues- day, Thursday ano Saturday evening, from eight to ten o'clock, A band of music will be in attendance to enliven the scene. The gentlemen's class for instruction in horsemanship will com- nence on Monday, Cetober 3, and continue each Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday evening, from eight to ten o'clock, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees; the best in the world, wholesale and reiail, and the dye privately applied. No. 6 Astor House. Barry’s Tricopherous the Best and cheapest article for dressing, peonatyee cleaning, eurlin, Soeeren nor cea he ir estry tt. Sold by ‘li ‘uget Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees, the best in the world, supassing all made. Sold and ap- plied at the manufactory, 233 Broadway. j Batchelor’s Hair Dye—Wigs ana Ten- pees, the best in the world, surpassing all wade. Sold aud sj Dlied at the manufactory, 283 roadway. { Mt $85 Toupees and — aS f ‘? awe pisaeh, Hrookiya. ‘or style aad quality we Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.’s Radi- calcure truss. They also keep silk elastic stockings for vari- gua velng; supporters houlder, Instruments for New York. € , ‘Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stocke fogs, bandages, and Dr. Glover's new lever truss, No. 4 Aun Holloway’s Pills.—The Difficulty Pecu- Nar to females may be effectually prevented by the timely use of HOLLOW AY’S Pills; such is the experience of humanity in all climes and countries; one trial will prove the fact. Maiden lane, N. Y. Maravilla Cures Baldness, Removes uff, aud prevents the air from falling out... Sold Boy all druggits, and at the retail depot F. Pita, No, 769 Broadway; Barnes &'Park, Nos. 13 and 15 Park row; Charles Ernest & Co., No. 96 Maiden lane. Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corner Eighth avenue and Twenty-eighth street. The proprie- tor constantly in attendance, & s a 2 E , Sept. 2, at the | Church of the Ascension, by the Rey. Dr. Bedell, Mr. Heyry B. Hayes to SaraH Mamu.pa, daughter of the late R.N. Wenman, all of this city. JORDAN—CIRLAND,—On Friday, Sept. 30, Henry Ward Beecho: pan, of tg A Wilmington, 5 by the Re! his residence, Conran N. Jor: J., to Miss Maxy E. Cuenayn, of Wilmington papers please copy. Leaky—Fauion.—On Wednesda: Sept. 28, at the | Church of the Immaculate Conception, by the Rev. Father Byrne, of Flushing, Mr. Jaws D. L&ARY to Miss Mary €. Faron, only daughiter of James Fallon, Esq. , both of Wil- liamsburg. Moonk—Winaxs.—On Thureday, Sept. 29, at Bartho- lomew’s chureh, by Rey. Dr. Sainvel ¢ Fowarn D. Moore to Junta’ Abétaie, daughter of Wim. 'W. Winans, Esq. , all of this city. WALDMANN—Di: Ho0G.—0n §} sidence of Peter de Hoog, > by the Rey. T. F. Schroeder, cow den, to Miss Mama Lovist MaGpareny pe Hoog, of Long Island, N. ¥. t the re- ¥ Died. BianK.—On Friday evening, Sept. 30, Grorcx W. eldest son of John W. and Eliza Blank, in the Sth his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sather, 67 Vandam sroet, this (Saturday) afternoon at two o'clock, withont fur- ther notice, BeraMan.—On Friday o'clock, Romer BRLLMA: years and 10 months. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence father, No. 11 Woodhull street,Sonth Brookiyn. Caxwox.—On Friday, Sept. 30, Marmx Caysow, oged 32 years. * its friends are particular 1, from his late residence, at two o'clock. n—On Friday morning, September 30, Mrs sacH, Wife of Miles Cavenagh, in the 45th year | of his jy invited to attend the funo- No. 201 Mott street, on Sunday of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral without further invitation, from her late residence No, 7 Laight street, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Cosxux. Suddenly, late residence No. 260 West Twenty wife of Daniol Conklin, in the 49th’year of hy The relatives and friends of the family aro resy invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of Merritt, Esq., No. 167 West Twent on Sunday morning at haif-past eight o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Youkers for interment. Cosxetty.—On Thursday morning, September 29, Mra, Raman CowNxity, a native of county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 67th 5 of her age. The relatives and frien her sons Thomas, J of her son-in-law, John Rie funeral from her late reside on Thursday yeat 3 of the faraily, and those of rick Connelly, also thoso are invited to attend the No. 116 Mulberry street, t two o’elock precise) tay, Sept. 30, Mrs. ANN DowNgy, aged ads and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 14; o'clock, from her late residence, No. 71 Puane street. Garms.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Wriday, Sept. 30, after a short but painful illness, Lovisa, wife of Francis Heury Gaites, aud daughter of George and Mary Manner- ing, aged 19 years and 11 monshs. The relatives and. friends are respecifaily invited to attend her funeral, on Sunday adernoon, at one o'clock, 3825 Grand street, aaus.—On Friday morning, Sept. 30, Senor Don Francisco Lorgz ¥ Goxzaues, of Havuna, in the island of Cuba. The friends of the family, mud those of hiv step-father, Senor Don Jose Maria Morales, of Havana, are respect: fully invited to attend his funeral, from the tate residence | of the deceased, No. 144 Kast Thirteenth street, this ¢sat- urday] afternoon, at two o'clock. Kerve.—On Friday, Sept. 30, Hxwry Kexxe, printer, in | the 22d year of his age. | His friends and those of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sister, Nov 106 Mott street, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Eis remains will be taken to Greenwood. Lovenrax.—On Friday, Sept. 30, Saran, wife of Jamos Loughran. ‘The trionds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, on Sunday afternoon, “at two o'clock, from hor late residence, 375 Peart strect. MeQuapk.—On Thursday, Sept. 28, Entsy MoQvans, aged 83 years. Her friends and acqnaintances are respectfully invited to attend tho fonoral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from tho residence of her son, C. MeQuade, corner of North Second and First streets, Williamsburg. pathy. —Mrs. B, G—, aged 45, from Canada, was brought $00 miles by boat and carriage, in an easy chair, her husband, sis- Aropoy ofthe perleardiuns ectetyed splesn great weasnets of Ds erleardium, enter leon, great wenkness o the bnek and dpa, leueorricn of ong standing, a, and general weakness and debility. ‘Her blood was very thi and watery—countenanee pale and cadaverous, skin glossy, and her feet and ankles much swollen, with many minor dit: cultigg.| While uuder treatment she iniproved slowly but ateadl- ly, To her own dotight, and that of othera, diMeulty after dilll- culty was overcome, until she was perfectly restored, and re- turtied home in good health, ‘This treatise can be obtained by return mail on enclosing 25 cents to H, HALSTED, Round Hill Water Cure, Northamptoa, Magy Her remains will be taken to Calvalry Cemetory for inter- ment. MeRakRoy.—On Friday, Sept. 90, Dr. Pan nox, aged 38 years, His friogds'and those of his brother James W. MeBar ron, also bis brother-in-law Joseph W. Cimmings, aro spoctfully invited to attend his funeral, on Moud noon, at 14g o'clock, from the residence of his father, Patrick MeBarron, No. 192 Second street, New York. Cleveland and Ohio and Pottseitie, PA, papers ploase cop: ( unity be ; Ei ; patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, p aS. heral, are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,‘ Sunday afternoon, at two o’cloek, from his late residence, No, 125 Union street, South Brooklyn. His reurins will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. . of AENIN'S BAZ Rory.—Suddenly, at Broad Brook, Conn., on ‘Thursday (OF 513 Broadway. Sept. 20, Saran H., wife of P. W.'Rot!, and da the late Major George Howard. oe ee Steubenville, Ohio, papers please copy. Skauvnd.—At Stony Brook, L. ¥.,on Thursday, Sept. 29, Citakten S. SkanuRG, kon of the late Rev, Charles'Seaburg, in the 57th year of his age, His friends and the friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, and at two o'clock from Caroline church, Hetmket. Scorr.—At Litchflel¢, Conn., on Thursda; consumption, MARY ALLEN Seogr, ektest da late William Scott, Exq., formerly of this city. The friends of the family are invited to atte! Sunday, Oct. 2, from her late resid: field, Conn., without further notice. © Swrr.—At Harlem, on Friday, Sept. 0, Mrs. Sanam daughter of Stephen and M. E. Van Nostrand. The funeral will take place from the residence of her ‘The m: and fashioy world of New d her fu- nee, Litch- RCKERS’ FARINA funy other gr mer season. “Extensive LEV E! WEEKLY STHAMER PAPER: Y STEAMER PAPER. Coptes dane up in wripneer 2 be bad ob the ? in Wrappers cat BE hid ab Herthtenle rheumatfer, pains of ail nlernal, colie, dyse , out perform: ail that (stated or the money will be refunded. Price % and Cortiaudt street, New York. Sold every- ynificont suit of show rooms ble outdittiog establishme: ‘will presen@y' new and ample assortn manufactarea’ fabrics in exeh of the pane eo ENTE DEPARTMENTS, 0 yensive plan e : tnetud ta ampreneneiy ay very altractive stytv and tou of ladies’ amd children’s attire und genth goods, will on Us occasion be wubmitte licloae ind wholesom food, ure preparation from» wheat, w: 24 Ach street, R. ap Tas IMPROVED saree bvalteen ty 4 ouly safe metho eal Jove rows of atainistering chloroform. Of F GLISHMEN ATTENTION.—ENGI ance, i ani daye, raught only a i vaults, cornez of Broad The relatives and frieuds of the fummily, the memers of | Bad Cedar rect si wa S' VENETIAN LINIMENT CURES kinds, eith hepa eee \AR AND HA? STORE, NOS. Got AN® FALL STYLES: PARIS REFLECTED IN NRW YORZ. comprisi fer indies and ntof foreign ant home resent senson, im e du the GENIN'S BAZAN 513 Broadway. HIGHEST REPUTES at all seawmns of ithont the 4a ‘and henve is invaluable ii ‘iked ai tie Astor House, ‘B8"Nicke- IS IN THR las, Metropolitan, an ‘saloons, father, at Mount Morris,on Sunday afternoon, at one | rapidh ecoming i pr g00d pe o'clock, The relative and friends of the family are re- | Manufactnred and wold at the Croton Mills, 201 Cherry street, quested to attend. | The remains will be taken to Jamaica. } N.¥- A liberal discount w dealers. For sale generally. by WH—At St. Catherines, Canada West, on Friday, | #pcers and druggivts. HicKee & BROTHER. Sept. 80, Mary of B.¥. Smith, of Cleveland, Obio, | companion cede tate cr aeaand Faring sre new exbidited for bd eely poe Rip Lh . competion at the Fair of (he American Iustitite, Palace Gac- otice of the funeral will be given in the evening pa- i ‘4.—In this city, on Friday morning, Sept 30, FRANCIS ALKEKT, Youngest son of the late Chas. Thwing, aged 8 years. ‘The friends and relatives are reepectfully invited to at- our new rings neeklaces, chains, ISBOR| OAR, tend the funeral, from his late dence, 226 West Fifteenth street, on Sanday afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Wispow.—On Thursday, Sept. 29, Mre, Mary Wispow, a pative of county Dublin, Ireland, aged 54 years. Her remains will be interred ‘this (Saturday) noon, in the New York Bay Cemetery, Dublin papers please cop) Wyaxorr.—At Plainti J., on Thursday Desian B., wife of Samuel'S. Wyckoft, of this city ‘The friends of the family are respectfully ivited to s tend her funeral, from 176 Franklin street, on Monday | afternoon, at two o'clock. rant will be ke can be ordered order & price, hotel oF exehange office. Gri MISCELLAN: EOUS. oe PWIS & GEBERT, EX- celsior shirt manuiactur- 's, 469 Broadway, between i aud Broome streets. New York Mills muslin with fine Unen bosoms, 1@ to order and: warranted cegeengneersgnsrenneeee MPORTED JEWELRY.—WE INVITE ATTENTION 73 atterns of In| i enameled, diamond aad other siyles. jewelry, comprising etruscan. iracelctiy brooches, ear- lockets, de. {i ‘e varie © TOWNSEND'S, Sey Broadway en a er NTERNATIONATL CRICKET MATCH.—TER ALL ENG- land Rleven, during their stay in, New York, will ova Astor House their headquarters. eb open every evening, and dinner or supper any time ‘by the carte. Persons wishing te make the During the mace the restan- dinner in the morning for any howe fromm $l upwards, Orders to be left at the SIX FOR 9, each. We are the only manu- facturers of the genuine New York Mills muslinshirts, made togrder ae St speech very shirt sold at es tablishinent Is warranted. tn | to Bt, every respect. SA DELICATE, | A Or ee ARRAVILLA CURES BALDNESS. REMOVES DAN. STRENGTHENING NOURISHMENT, | gryggintar “Met dopote Pe Pie ae weeny ee, WING'S FARINA CRACKERS canna opis ion bo ets Are acknowledged to be far superior to any other crackers | ) ena WINSLOW’ y . WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.—MRS. WINB- ecoke at wine es econ | M LOW, an experienced nurse and female phy eTrs WING'S CELEBRATED FARINA CRACKERS, | fhe" PG afvup fx chogren,(cerung Mulch greatly facilitates nikbees | inflammation; will allay afl pain, and ts to regulate should be on their bowels. Depend y on M, mnotbers, will’ give cork ts hn selves and relief GUARD AGAINST DECEPTION, ‘ts some are making ORDINARY CRACKERS THE 8IZE OF WING'S FARINA; and TO AID THE DECEPTION, LD LEAKY 7 health to vour infants. “Perfeetiy sats | Glicases. Bold everywhere. Price ouly 26 cents parents, BL ati oe coe ve "ei IN, | ZINC, IRON,’ COPPER OR SHINGLE ROOFS, Repaired and WARRANTED WATER TIGHT, with the improv. Some “PATENT MICA and FIBROUS ROOFING CRMENT.* THESE DTATION CRACKERS ARE STAMPED | _ This cement will protect TIN or IRON ROOPS mang Yoana coc | from rusting or corroding. Call'and see aamplea, and the vest FARINA, | of reterence Pi Ditto & CO., —. mens Weare creditably faformed that some J ——_eaeeal Ofce 078 Revedear ence ae area, Retain Ghocens BAYE BEER found ACTUALLY AIDING THESE DECEPTIONS sireet, ” Which is now by OFFERING TO THE! 13 OWN CUSTOMERS these INFERIOR CRACKERS AT THE FULL PRICE OF WING'S FARINA, R ted, oF W | TyEMOVAL—THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT- 1 A “funy iaform their frlerds and patrons that they bare re moved to their new store, No. 569 Broadway, corner of 9; watetes MANY & LEWIS, 569 JEUMATISM, HEADACHE, COUGH, SORE THROA®, toothache, agite in the face, tender feet, corns, dysentery, paralysis, piles, neuralgia, or ‘pains and aches loca> with an entire new stock of EWELRY, &c. P Broa: Away, New Yorke, wherevi er hatever the cause, may be Quickly and surely cured a HELIER Depot Nose i eae by the use of BURNTON UICK th the intimation that they were th WING'S, though | EE ! the tuniation article eeuurely diferent; | tp Midas ee ee ae eee CONTAINING NONE” OF Titosk = VALUABLE | eae Se SDeE Fo eve SGT ge ‘ — ‘ Singer's standard machines fot manutucturing D2rposee peculiar to the genuine farina crackers. made by Mr. WING, | ws witho sucoesaful aoe dud WHICH HAVE CAUSED WING'S CRACKERS TO | jyiljkpown 0 be rio say suspend at ae. BECOME SO OXLEBRATED. seh eer Invebted, and dot a tbe beg syle ae Al! of this frand and misrepresentation is resorted to by indi. | gh hms sewing machiney, bem fap oy ol 8 Nidnuls who act under iistaken views in regard ta thelr own | pusin the be rensed 1 84 cisuate i (rue interest, 7 i TM SINGER & CO., No. 458 Broadway, N. ¥. ‘10 GRASP AN ENORMOUS PROFIT ‘No. 19) Fulton atreet, Bookie. or FIFTY PER CENT ON A POOR ARTICLE, i tock of by selling it to their confiding customers for what it is not, isa | ‘ ©xamine qur stock of shameful deception, that sooner or later will be found out, and CAINS, Ghat. drive their best customers from their store. Then those who have 5 tansy a few extra dollars in this way, and by what they may have deemed athe time thelr own pe bi vill be compelied to realise the losses which we to iollow any man who cond bis business dis- iy. Then wilh they find that the only sure plan in business to se- cure permanent and continued success and a character that will bear to be looked at by daylight, is to supply all eustomers | With genuine and good articles ai a fair proitand without any | Gppy deception whatever. | S z] Purchasers may avoid such deceptions in crackers by being particular to order WING but WING'S for farina. ALL OF WING'S CRACKERS ARE FARINA. The name A. WING is stamped upoa er made; be sure and purchase none bj WING'S FARINA CRACKERS gee Sstures and general egard to farina and taking none 150 views of American \ Ne | ew York, Passaic Fall ery true farina those having sent the seen xAC dof the best family grocers generally are extensively sold in different portions of s, and at wholesale only of THOMPSON & CO., Nos, 221 and 223 Fulton street, New York, BLACK OR BROWN.—GEORGE'S INSTANTANS ous hair dye, warranted to contain no injurious iagre dients. ‘The best and cheapest in the world, on}: ‘THIRTY-SEVEN TS A'BOX, producing the moment it is applied a rich, natural appearanoe which never fades or washes out. Ht will not injure the giost A list of some 20,000 ¥ stamp. rant pure and of the best to have it on sale in every T JONES, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET—$4 FRENCH | ca dress f louble sole water proof boots ey jeage call and see tem before purchasing, Bh Biets A RP, T.H. & J. F. CONKLING, 33 Cortlandt stree*, importers ind wholesale dealers in earpetlngs, hereby give notice to the iblic that in consequence of a portion of their importation of Puglish carpets being delayed bey ond the seasor for the whole- pe sale irade, whey will, after this date and until Jan. 1 next, offer wera thelr entire stock of CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, RUGS, &c., at FIRE AND RETAIL for cash at WHOLESALE PRICES. By (ia oppor- Depot, No. 72 ers will be enabled to save one profit. and have the selection ‘from a muc& larger stock than ever offered at retail in unis city. We refer te advertisement in another column. 7. i. j. CONKLING, 33 Cortland: street, Ns A’ EVERDELL'S~WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C. ‘These celebrated card: ganily ergreved, can be hac only in Broadway, comer of Duane st. Bae PEBBLES IN STEEL, GOLD OR SILVER frames, mautifactured for the trade BECKEL BROTHERS, 19 Jobn street, ITRDSALL’S ARNICA LINIMENT. a | Iris well known that aruica {is the best lin, paper, &c., forming a lenge competition. York. soluble. one of its component pari can protect No. 7 Liberty street, New to alla | Syraromes aie ; ad totainmation, "This the best Unimeatin the world, “hry | WATCHES AND JEWELRY, aud be cured. No. $4 Beekman street. Twonty-five oonts, : so eles NOTE ENGRAVING. For sale by G. AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, = BREE ANTS’ BXCHANGR, | ton Falls, Washington, Mount Vernon, Philadelphia: B Stereoseopes from 75 cents each to $75 I amvnow bottling pure Cognac brandy, sale by ail wbslesalo dus est tr eale by al whdlesate drusgists. Li UDOLPHO ' ORIGINAL BRIDGEWATER ies Bridgewater paint, on iron, tin, v Ortiarental ironwork of cemeteries Tt contai that turpentine, linseed, or the -<l We are selling a paint with ERS IN THE CITY ARE INVITED SILVER WARE, Tae rogant ase ONZES AND FANCY GOODS, Juding aa elegant assortment of . a DRESDEN CHINA, from the royal mannfactory at Dresdet fair at Leipsic, together wi large agsoriment OC wLiEroce, dt Hue furning goods. V. HAUGHWOULT & CO, 433, n, purchased at the Iau 490 end 492 Broadway, Corner of Broome st et, N. ¥. SCOPIC VIEWS or AMERICAN SCANERY NOW READ®, scenery, embracing Niagar: ore, alls Lake George, Saratoga, Geneses IIs; views on the Baltimore and Onio Railroad, &., &¢. rice $5 per dozen, beautifully colored, ‘These views, through the medium of the stereoseepe, repre- ily as if the beholder were ox ue spake jews and groapa sent fo any part of | the United States ob receip? of appliestion enclosing « postage A ETO} 246 and 43 Broadivay. { ui COUNTRY HOTEL KBEPERS. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES. TO ALL WHO USE BRANDY. , “A imported by my sett. | of the most delicate hatr, Bold at Scou’s drug store, 906 Grand | 1 sr snpplyiag apethecarioe aud drupets with tue sure fr tee | BAR Re ae en | lial nad privaie wee. the brandy f teaport aad butts: T ware quality. 1 hope ina very shart time store in the United apot for when physicians ‘m the country wil no longer complain their patients. WOLFE, Sole Importel of the Scheidam Schaappe. i New Jersey. BLISHED TRS, WATERPROOF. Maiden tue, New York. ‘eof, bricks, caavass, mua- coating spark and cinder proof. For and store frowts DAs ehal- p i pertectiy sixty per cent of silica ag the English and Prussiag silica in go just a per oils make 8, while chemists are experimenting to get cheap soluble silica. We are practically using it in the Bridgewater paint. can and English analysis at our depot. It is ron or other metallic sarfaces. supp) led on liberal termsat the depots, No. 72 Maiden lane and ‘the only paint tint The palnting trade York. > FUCKS & BETTS, Agonts. of all descriptions. SILYER AND ELATED ) WARE, D. ALLA manufacturer, nepatway, ous door beow Gana sutcel formerly er 1h Want ATCHES AND CLOCKS i Repaired and pus in first rate conditisn. OFrices AF Pee CHROSOMBTEES RATED, AC. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, New Orleans, Cinctnnat, BOBRGS BAIT & Or —————_ Honiton and Chicago, Oprapite the City Bows CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. Asai Nortcas THE LARGEST IN THE CIzy, NOVEMBER Built by Win. B, Astor, Eaq., expressly fow the business NOB. 70 AND 72 BOWERY. aesortrsent of fashionable fait aed winter clothin " ¥, taste and style ever oiléred, and will be. sod Joxs than at any other store in the city. At extensive asso, ment of furnishing goods of the latest and best styles; a suye- rior stock of dressing robes. $40,000 SAVED YEARLY BY BEING OFF BROADWAY. 100.00@.°*" ‘The best artists that can be had in the world are emplayed in the custom and other deparizments ot this establishment. Ladies. please call and examine the children’s degartment. Suerte The Bellevue Hospite FLE; iF THE GREAT TOD can be worn im! the least inconveuiance to thé surgeon 760 Broad pica. | aos NAIL ‘RATING THR RGEMERY 01 Joint cured without pain, ao that the Boot ‘ately after the wit At the Metropolitan Hote}. "BeAa, ‘The CY She Navy Je by the manufacturany, ae ele Manvel drungiste, OUT TO-DAY. Soutien ee TEN CENTS. UBLISHED 98 NASSAU W, STRONG, SURKET. SOLD IN ONE MONTH. MEYES’S MIRASULOUS VERMIN DESTROZER. It thorough!y oxterminates Buge, ronehes, ote, moth, oak, Mosquitoes, rats, mice, os mad ote cee as Seah ee Ore ANS 8 Carentan Ti on Taco Hotel erent ‘way. and gurgeons of the ality. D*, MOTI’S CHALYBEATE PILLS~AN APERIENS ‘and stomachic pi of purified iron of pe tee ep ee way. Prico §) cents per box. 3 R, LUTHER'S AROMATIC CREAM DENTRIF (CE | wal for beautifying aud preserving the yeoth, pian, way to the Ps po eq (ice 42 Great Jones street. Twae JPORNITURE AND UrnorsreRy, ae a —— . Willet Jarvis, cas pene, — ‘Say stam few days and try “ WA MS, ‘. my leg is saved from ampntation, a1 $33. AND 883 FOURTH STP’ get, f excellent health. James Doxatpson, Rorihwest corner of 10%" way.) ‘Bepokdyn 8 1 was JOHN MEER’, a isadred (ot the old firm of J. &-",. Wy. Meeks), Shop for several yeurs. Tavlten the attention of furniture Dr ars io a nego an olegnn riment of kee PARLORS, DINING ROO" ig Toh eae er Mode from selected and well seasoned most apr VERY RY Se ST rons, aud am most weil. 1809. August Se FU MEDICINE OF THE AGE” with a terrible Seerhtion a tee i sam. rach at Paina’ Winsoas 1 13.—Mr. Waring reported himself free fram pain, - ———— saraeerrnerennen mane sar ew nomena | Pitan RAE 2 ae 3 bee gis Pe Stil continues making tj, fa ACTS gS ete Sony 4 be Mee care ted to Ro to the Girected le to walk af Thave only taken four boitew . 9, 1888. a ee Pa beet a Tem ny oes amy ind (oe ctf frm my eo Iwas jalsam watll he ree, SURAT ha otk AT , sont ot his system entirely. ‘The well known OP” vation of the late firm for making Hyatt's Life Balsam, 76 conts a boitie; six fur $4, Privcinal SPRL chiar PUN ITUSE enn AG Geagy Meee Bod by Hoyas, Ty Feclan ety Us Fy baad, VY te