The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1870, Page 5

renner arenes DRESS FASHIONS. Antomn Styles Reported from Fr; What feen at Dieppe and Heard Throwh the Siege of Paris—What ig Worn and What is Expected— New Jackets, New Hats, New Fringes and Ele- gant Colors—Robes and Tunies, TReroRY, Oct 5, 1870, None o your readers would ever have believed in erdinarytimes that male attire would again go back to Byraic loose neckties, limp collars and the misery taking styles, But tt is so at all the seaside casinos and fair, lank hatr is no longer the exclusie privilege of blonde mermaids, This revivalof sentimentalism has been growing up ever ince the Prussian army gave signs of comiry ou for a dip to the Norman coasts, aud if we lok with an unprejudiced eye at the map of Prave we must come © the conclusion tnat these pietfesque coasts, tae last refuge of fashion, will offer unto the enemy the most exceptional imegoathing, the freshest shrimps and most peacefat seoyemplation of fugitives in every possible cos iame. No wonder, then, that the mele portion of unse Toealities should look Byronic. ‘Trnly, there ige drawbacks, and among them the raw recruits of we raw National Guard, also the ladies’ hideous dathing sui‘. In fact, between the reornits at drili along tne beach and the weak sex splashing in the Water, or holding @ bronze faced bather's hands while sie Jumps up-and down in phiyful fretic, I thought, as 7 e@onsidcred both yesterday, that such sights would Drove too much for the enemy, for two reasons, Pirsity—The recruits come to dri! with their guns and their dogs. When the order ts slinply “shoulder arms” there is not much to complain of—the dogs ‘Wag their tails and the men do not ulways poke their bayonets in their next neighbor's head; it is when she order is given “armes ierre,” and the guns come down on the dogs’ tails or neighbors’ corns that the spectacle and sounds become tragic. A kind of wail from the quadrapeds and shriek trom bipeds, mingling with the rol! of French r’s (ever presalve of sweariug) and mixed with the crasit of the ocean, wnite in one discordant ensendie wuich to be called excruciating is a mila form of sp Secondly—There are no young iadies left at anywhere this season, They bave al) beeu packed off out of the way of tue “varbarons hordes,” and it is well known thatelderiy Jadies who bathe will never trus; themselves to batner. ‘fey run out of their so-catied chines” (vow their cosiumes, bu those snail booths with pezs inside on witch hang their pauters and chignons) all siong planks lo preserve Meir feet from ihe shiigies, aud tis run is rath fantastic than out vise; but When the lrst dip ha caused 40 Many Varied tigures (oO disclose their out- dines, and some cither choke because iuey have in. canwously swallowed a whoie gulp ot sea Water, or sneeze or have Lo oink tii the salt is out of tueir eyes, mainiam tiere is more of nature than Brave In such acuitudes. 1 soon discovered that these were not the sole disadvantages of Dieppe wile awaiting the arrtvai Of Vespetro’s yacht. ‘herve cauic a shoal of Russian “ Res, thing ma- Princesses and the ex-noblesse, from Versail Way of Dreux and Ronen, the Oasino in tue: quantities of powd: Tuey came migré headdy oa ther faces, and with They were but migratory bids, bub their correct Parisian ature was a blow to ny heart; it reminded me ot the drive in the Bois and of the boulevards. Of course ail these ay beauties had hud to quit, and were going to hion, ‘Vorquay and other fashion ble places. 1 Wilk desorbe some o1 their drey jor though ali worm by the wives of bayarus were the latest Preuch styles.and are sure to create a sensa- Hon. Lavender was cae .of the favored colors, trimmed with black or garnet velvet and white mousiin. plaiuings. The weather bemg still admirably nne, and the atmosphere warm, bodices were frilled round the Spemug in front with rams, snowy musiln, deep ‘Menciennes and Flemish lac The “frec slooter’s jacket”? also appeared. It is nothing but the well known polonaise blouse of cashmere, worn as a blouse and tunic in one, some- what full behind under the waist beit. It was also mide of cru, and both edged and mounted with écru Jace, The file du regiment jacket fs another of the winter shadows cast before, tor are the futr not all going to be Régunents Cochiern? It 1s blue cloth, and sits half loosely in front, plot a: @ vest underneath, but it 1s ught tn the back, aud thereare litte square basquines, lined with scarlet, which reiteve the warlike appearance of this battle piece. All other jackets were mchly braided with black, 80 richly and elaborately that a cont looks like Ori- ental arabesque. Lace iusertion, both white and écru, Was worn between baeds of silk and was sewn. round flousces of silk, exactly as this trimaungy been worn on lawn and musilp all swamer. Ki Jace and gold chestnut silk are very pretty in tis he. ‘The most striking of the new autumn dresses was the “mitrailleuse,” a steel blue poult trimmed, of course, With flutings thaf look like organ or gun | tubes, above the decp fluunce round the bottom of the underskirt, ‘The warmer dresses were Llama or Aly and wool (white) over Velvet petticoats, 1" round these Liamas is wool, white and back 1 or Thibet fringe. Tyrolese hats will fight this war out; stiver daggers have to keep them on through thick and thin — chignons. 1 rather adimred a white felt one with # | scarlet feather, which was pointed win black and tipped ditto all round. Crepe de chine wili also continue on the seat of War With marahout iringe, aud rule tous over viue, verise and maize under peiticoais, The peony bail robe has just entered, likewise, on the field. iilsa white muslin dress, made with 2 train and flounce, above which a thick riche of peony pink silk, cut out im the petal shape and drawn together so us to form a tower heading to the flounce. There are three whitte muslin paniers behind; to this and between each the petat-leatcd silk cods, ‘The same racie round tne bortice, The feather-ruche rove 1 also white muslin, with blue slik threaded out to forma pune, and drawn together in ruche for trimmings. T noticed that tunics are no jonger so much worn separately above under petticoats; bnt the skirts are generally ‘very much Hounced, pufied or frilied, and the bodices are made with basques to correspond in every possible cut and shape. It is true to remark that the rage of deturoned Paris tailors appears to lave veuted itself on ladies’ basques, so much stashed are they. Then some jackets have shor! fronts and S$, others long iron § ani searcety an some have two fronts, oue underneath, li L- coat much pulled dow, and a tat! over hy besides. | ‘These vagaries will nut last and it would be a pity to invest In them. Coat shaped casagues will, They must, however, Nave & Mascuilne pocket. witn Bap: lace jwue and lace rumies to fall over the w 1 only nccount tor these large pockets m joliowin way. I believe it isa vit of Fashion's wit ar the ©: pense of Prussian “requisicions,” and tue ans how dainty the term wien dresses ? but that ls wetther here nor the! | a everywhere. R | he way we got to Tréport from Dieppe was not | by the yacht at ail, } am sorry to say ait the pilots | and sailing men are recruits, and, io Biiaue’s great disappointment, she had to give up our origiual idea of cruising between Hav! we DuBkirk. We got to Tréport by u stage coach, and on ihe top of a stage Coach too, and We Had to reach tus lop by meaus of # ladd Now biiw had picked op Froutron at Th back to Ineppe for me to chaperone until We came across the oid dowager Comtesse, who has fed irom one spot to another, hoping io run away from a political hi that she says is not comme i fai. Wherever sh hopes to flud one that ts reraains a mystery with Frou- frou. ‘To sec her mesnwhule thus left Ww roam oa the top of that stage coach ladder was a sight never to be forgotten, with her pretty kid top boots and frifled skirts Muthing so perversely that she was owice held acaptive. We were javorea with ibe front seats behind cocher, and even pensive Eliane jaugned | wnen we were ili packed In under a biack jcather | root such a3 luggage vans are covered with,and Pron- frou called our places “the first tler row.” } a word more graphic, We had a splendid scene ve- | ur | i ‘s und brought le Never was fore us, and the Stage was rural Normandy. # rah for stage coaches and four-in-hand, through Woods and couutry roads, through poppy fields and orchard roads, through thatched viilages and vine- | clad hamlets! Our cocheyr was # country wit be- sides—a hoary nan, ina blue smockfrock and fur cap, “who had been twenty years on the road, Monsieur; and “who had ridden down five rival coaches, Monsieur.” Every now and then he wonld facetiously announce the advance of Proseian out posts ju the distance, and ut cach halt he would give the assembled peasantry wie latest war news, according to the Reuen paper. Out came che vil- Jagers to their doors, oat s! Norman caps ou the womens’ heeds. will stop, for iaany other dress Wems a Treéport. ruggted those fytulous But herve 1 dns at | THE STMBLE SUICIDE. Testimony was taken yesterday by Deputy Coro- mer Jobn Beach in the case of Jubn Stribie, who | committed suicide on briday nigh: by shooung him- self in the head, while at the house of Catharine Rothenberg, hh avenue, near Filly-thira street, Whom he was cnvaged to marry. Catharine ap- peared to be in ry, but John, who Was a carpenter, belug ployment and having tittie or nO money, seemed desirous of postn the nupuials til fortune favored him. Wor Ui days Join haa been low spiviied, un might, i an interview with his beloved drew & sed avd ¢ will be concluded befor | 68; do., pew, April and October, | first mortgage, 85 a 87; do. do, second mortgage, 73 | sixes, 65 a NEW YURK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1870.—TRIPLE SHE FINANCIAL AND CONMBRCIAL, BIC: WALL Srrrer, SATURDAY, Oct, 22—6 P, M. + All the markets to-day were strong except at the Stock Exchange. ANOTHER ‘‘SQUBEZE” IN GOLD. The holders of gold locked up @ million of gold prices, the market on she street closing quiet but heavy. The following were the closing prices at the last session cf the Stock Exchange: Canton Company, 68 a 693;; Western Union, 40% & 40%; Quicksilver, 5 @ 534; Mariposa, 536 @ 8; do, preferred, 1114 @1134; Boston Water Power, 14 bid Adams Express, 673; a 617%; Wells-Fargo Express, 87 a 40; do. scrip, 234 a 3; American Express, 43% a 43%; United States Express, 3674; Pacific Mail, 4444; New York Central consolidated, 92% # 92! to-day, and 80 compelled further advance in the | go, scrip, 87% & 87%; Erie, 23%; Harlem, rates for borrowing. The lowest rate was one- | 435 4 1353;; Reading, 1003, a 100%; Michi- eighth per cent for the use of gold to Monday, all engagements being for the mterventng two davs. The “short’’ interest had been largely increased Yesterday by the anticipated payment of the Novem- ber coin interest on tne puphic debt, Hence the de- mand became very sharp when it was announced from Washington that the schedule would not be made out before the 26th thst, and that the prepay- ment of the coupons could not covamence deiore the 28th or 20th inst. During thé board the rate ranged as Righ as 11-32, or nearly three-cirnths percent. A few minntes after three o'clock a irm who had not received their gold borrowea cash gold for the ac- count of the selier and paid % per cent for the amount, about $70,000. This was an “under the rule” transaction and tue rate exceptional. After the board borrowers prepared for Monday's business, and paid 35 and 14 per cent for the use of gola on gan Central, 12034 a 12133; Lake Shore, 94% @ 9434; Union Pacific, 2414 & 25; Uline Central, 13634 ® 137; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1063; bid; Chi cago and Northwestern, 803; a 8074; do, preferred, 89% & 89); Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 81; New Jersey Central, 10936 @& 10914; Rock Island, 1113s a 11134; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 634; a 6374; do. preferred, 8134 481%; To. ledo, Wabash and Western, 53), jo, preferred, 76 bid; Fort Wayne, 93)¢ a ; Chicage and Ailton, 113% a 114/43 do. preferred, 11534 a 116; Ohio and Mississippi, 35! @ 3314; St. Louis and Iron Moun. tain, 46% bid; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 108% a 109; Morris and Essex, 9214 bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 44; a 494; Hanntval and St, Jo- seph, 10834 a 10934; do. preferred, 1159 bid; Colum- bus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 17% a 18M. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ANGEL-—WOLF,—On Wentesday, Octoner 12 at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. J. Lyons, UMANUML M. ANGEL, of London, to [DA J., @niy daughter of Dr. M, L8o Wolf, of this city. BEDWELL—DONALDSON.—OD | ‘Thursday, October 18, at teu A. M., at the residence of the bride's wre. by the Rev, Thomas Street, Joun Bepwei MAGGIE DONALDSON, youngest daughter of A, Donaldson, ali of tus A BERRIAN—Hovcn.—on Wednesday, October 19, ar the Holy Trinity church, Harlem, by the Rev. Wu, N. McVicker, CHARLES A, BERRIAN, of Richmond, me Lucey H., third daughter of James Hough, |.» Harlem, CLEVELAND—LrGoRtT.—At the residence of the bride’s parents, on Wednexlay, October 19, by the Rev, Mr, Parker, JaMES S$, CLEVELAND, of ‘Troy, to EMMA Louise, only daughter of A. H. Leggett, of ‘New York. Gray-—Warner.—On Thursday, October 20. at Brooklyn, Cuir-es L, GRay, of Morristown, N. J. to Lucis E. Warner, daughter of William Warner, Es., Brooklyn, N. Y. HARTUNG—BouRGUBT.—On Thursday, October 20, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. John Foley, Mr. FREDRRICK HAKrunc, of New York, to Miss CECILIA, daughter of Francois Bourguet, Esq., of Baltimore. No cards. MINKLEY—DickeR.—On Thursday, October 20, at the bride’s residence, Hoboken, N. J., by the Ri Mr, ‘Tunison, of the Methodist Episcopal chure WARREN S, HinkuRy, of New \ork, to Lizaix, eldest daughter of Thomas 18. Decker, sa. HorkINs—-KkYSER.—On Tuesaay, October 11, at that day, The premium fuctuated only threc-eighths per cent in face of this strjngency, the advance being from 112%; to113. The course of the market 'The following shows whe highest and lowest prices of the leading stocks during the day:— fs shown in the table:— New York Central consolidated... 92; 9234 New York Central serip = BTN 8154 Reading. + 100% 10055, Lake Store » 93.4 + May Wabash... + oF 52% nay Northwestern . ae Se Tn the gold loan market the rate ranged trom 3; to BC nied Lathe 4 Wi 1-32 per cent for borrowing to Monday. The ope- Pane ene oe et , nee "s an 7 Exel re - itwankee and § ul preferred, 31} Tations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol. Ohio and. Mississippt... I psig 32% lows:— Boston, Hartford and Erie, Ai 4% Gold cleared $89,012,000 | Western Union Telegraph... + Aly 4035 Gold balances. 2,465,277 | Pacific Mall.....s000 ve Ady 43 Currency balan TBE COITON MOVEMENT. -npe. > YH LANK STATEMUENT. "The cotton recerpts for the week were $2,428 bales, ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks was H against 7¢,:04 bales the previous weck. The total a surprise to the street on account of its vory favor- able feauures, The specie item shows an icrease, which is accounted for by the fact that the redemp- ton of the five per cents of 1871, the rebatement of recelpts for the expired portion of the cotton year are £51,000 bales, against 74 bales last year, showing a decrease this scason of 21,684 bales, The exports from ali the ports for the week were 39,974 4 portion of the November inierest and the sale of | bales against 25,681 bales last year, ‘The total ex- gold by the government the past week sup- | ports thus far are 115,477 baies against 116,860 bales plied the street with more specie than was | last year, paid tuto the Sub-Treasury for customs, THE IMPORTS OF THR WEEK. The egal tenders also exhibit a surprising | The imports other than dry goods and specie at | the port of New York from foreign ports for the week ending October 21, 1870, were $4,951,930, ‘The following shows the tmports of foreign dry goods at New York during the part week and ‘since the beginning of the year:— For (he W rtered ab pc ‘Thrown on market, Shwe Jan. 1. Entered at por 1123 ‘Thrown on roarks 20, 184 f ‘The total imports at this port for wu amount to $6,41¢ week and $4 last year. increase, due to Uio faet that the West and South, having wiready bought ther dry goods before mov- ing their crops, are paying their debts to tue mer- chants in this city, thoreby giving us the beuefit of t with the interior. The total reserve has Increased $2,201,938, and the lia- bilities $1,033,599, so that the surplus reserve has been augmented by the sunt of $1. ment corresponds wilh its predec*. 1869, 1879, $1,015,658 $2,229,190 1,364,810 2,970,629 70,801, 20 92,676,62 he past week Y, against $5,018 214 Lhe previous Circulation . Deposite.../22) Legal tenders. . The banks now hold $8,814,! serve required by law. MONEY BASY. ‘The money market was easy ai ssi for the corr sponding week of gal in excons of the re~ TMP SPRCIE MOVEMENT. The total exports of specic from this port during the past week were as follow. Oct. 18-—Schooner Joe Kelley, Caracoa— ve to six per cent | on stocks and four to five per cent on government | American silver $6,000 collate Five per cent was, however, the gene- American gold. x f 6,000 Fal rate on all classes of securities. Prime commer. | OG W—Sicuner Wisconsin, Liverpool— 45,500 cial paper was quoted seven to cng) nd @ half per | Oct, 19—Steamer cent disconnt. 9,356 Foveign exchange was dull after the steamers and hai uaseitied by the high rates for gold. 134,273 GOVERNMENTS STRONG. as ‘The government list was firm, in sympathy with Bee the higher quotation in London, which came 8934, 50,000 WERGR Gen tonh At she maaaet Kat and. tie, caster. MeO Canes. cam noan sliver f 6,148 raies for money. The following were the closing | got, 22—steamer Franc , Laverpooi—Por- “y street quotations:—United States currency sixes, eign silver, M11}g # 11135; Go., 1881, registered, 113% a 114%; do. | Oct. 22—Steamer City of ‘Brookiyn, Liv 40., coupen, 1197; a 11434; 40, five-twenties, rogis- | Rol Foreign gold... tered, May and: November, 108% @ 108% ; do. do., 1862, Sliver bars... coupon, do., 112% a 11334; do. do., 1864, do. do, 111%, | Gold bars, &@ 111%; de. do., 1865, do. do., 112 @ 1123; do. do., registered, January ana July, 1103; 2.110%; do, de., 1865, Coupon, do., 110% a 11034; do. do., 1867, do, Go., 11035 a 11034; do. do,, 1868, do. do., 110% a 11076; do, ten-forties, registered, 1063; a 10674; do. de., cou- pon, 106%; 4 10674. THE CITY BANK sTOCKS. ‘The following were the bids to-day for eny bank shares:—New York, 138; Manhattan, 150; Mechanics’, 135; Union, 135; America, 145; City, 205; ‘Tradesuicn’s, 152; Fulton, 160; National, 116; Merchants’ Exchange, 10134; Seventh Ward, 11034; State of New York, 105; Commerce, Broad- ‘Total for the week. Previously reported. Total since Jan, 1, 187 Same tame, 1869... Same time, 1868 Same time, 1867, Same time, 1566... Same time, 1865, HY SUB-TREASURY f ‘The following was to-day’s business at the oMee of the United States Treasurer:— Gold receipts... Geld payments. Gold baiance. Currency rece 25 way, 250; Mercantile, 126; American Exchange, Currency 11434; Chatham, 170; Hanover, 102; trving, 117; | Currenc; Metropolitan, 128; People’s, 140; Grocers’, 116; | Customs... Bast River, 110; Market, 120; Nassau, 110; Shoe and Leather, 168; Corn Exchange, 125; Coutinental, 94; St. Nicholas, 11; Importers and ‘Traders’, 1553! Park, 16514; New York National Exchauge Bank, 100; Fourth National, 105);; Tenth National, 125, Ortental, 154 Goid Exchange, ¢4; Bankers and Brokers’ Assoctation, 101. THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. The following were the bids for tne railway mort- gage bonds:— New York Cen ‘The Cleveland and Vittsburg Rallroat Company have deciared @ quarterly dividend of two and one- transfer books will close on the 25th inst. and re- main closed antil the 11th proximo. ‘The Chicago and Northwestern Rafiroad Com- pany publish the following oficial comparative months of the fscai years 1869-70:— ‘Tol& Wav Yet m, Operating Hat- New York Cen Fee Ree ty o Gross penses, Interest, Net e Rs Kents, dc, Income. 8 1,305,672 Mor & Ensox, Int mtg. or XYd m. Clay .& To! sink fund ‘7A, 2 £100, 28. . Hut ftv? coum S8ia0 | P BW ante isi ianc108 * 1,034,302 a Z 9 ‘ : + Ay Atb & Sus Lat, 109 i PW Oh ae a | ANZISL. + 1,227,512 Septembe 1,259,282 Total. $4,680,472 $3,082,021 $1 Mich 8 4 TR paesrs trees $O2,18E $567,106 av IR 7s, guar by Mo. 95 Balance to credit of income rount, Ala, Cent Pac bis. rae fe AAT. Unton Pae lst ho 1, 2870.20.06 ~ $541,424 Union Pac) Net earnings, June, daly, August and Unio: a tember, 1870... . Mil & St P ist m, 8'x....10 Di & St P lat m, 78-10.. 9 Mil& St P Let m:. Mile St Pau! 2am. Chic & Mil Ist m...cscee Col, Chie & Ind Yat “ia. 1, Chie & Ind, 24m Peo &W, FE Pp WwW. Han & St J land g &StJ01 gr, con. Del, Te & West ist m. Dei, Lac & West. Lack & Wert bis Adams Ex. Had RR, SECURITIES STEADY. ; eee ‘The Soathern State bonds were quiet and without | BOBSC ss » 2000 N ¥ Cen special feature, except a fractional unprovement | 1000N ¥ por loa im the pric of the Tennessees, Tie laiesi 1000 Cen Pac 100 Union Pac tt! sineet_ quotations Were as follows:—‘Tennes- | R000, do-s---- fg sDRra RE Hy see, ex coupon, 262955 do., new, 60'; 46034; | $00) Alt & TH 2d m pf. 200 Cleve & Pitas. Virgina, ex coupon, 63 a 64; do. new, dats a 66; | 1M) chie & NW Ix. m Se ChE a. a} do., registered stock, Old, 50 @ 51; Georgia sixes, | 10) MorriadExse: 240 Mil & St Paul RR. ce 6d. eae ns, 99 a 91/45 do. sevens, ota, 00 w | MM Eee dtm 300 Mit de St Pal pres Sh, 49; do. fand- | 5600C,C& Ind 0 In 6 Pitts, FCW ich Se # fT bdi 2000 et 5009 Long Doek bd: 1366, 39 a 41: do, do., 1868, t . omy 10 Bos, Hod 3 do., NeW, 27% 0, 00 ing. | cial ty fas eine 25 she Tradesmen's | i 22; do, special, tax, 22'¢ a 28: Missouri sixes, 10 Ocean Banke | 91% a 915,: do, Hannibal and st, Joseph, 91 a 99 | tz Del & Hudson © ¢ | Louisiana sixes, 70 a 72; do. new, 67 a 70: de, | 108 Canton Company ' levee sixes, 75 a 78; do. do. eights, ss a 89; do. | i eat Uh +4 ler ons,..7. 5 | di penitentiary sevens, 74 do. railroad eights, | "%f * st tol, Wab & 79 4 81; Alabama fives, 70 a 72: do. eights, il a 1 5 Dnb &SCRR...... 100 102; do. ratvoad eights, 9% a 98; South Carolina | [i Pac 3 es 100 Norwich & Wor RR. 102 sixes, 80 4 86; do, uew, January and Juwy, 67 a 86 a 68; do. regis- o9 a 72; Arkansas sixes, 61 a 62; do. 12:15 o? Clock P.M. $8500 US 5-20, ©, °67...03 1085 One wClock P. M. #1000 US 8-20, 6°65, na 1105, tered stock, old, 85000 Misnovri6's...... 9114 100 nusChi&NW RR..b ec BONS sevens, 6: Mobile and Ohio Railroad ster- bis haa eed 3% in Chic ANW RR pf.b3 89% Hing, 90 a 82; do., interest cights, 74 275; do., sec- | 8000 Great Weat2d ue, Si 200NJ Central WHIT. Whe ond mortgaxe, eighis, Sdn 56; Mississippi Central | 0" Long Dock ods... Bu et Girt Bees ts Railroad first mortgage, sevens, 76 a 80; do, do., | 100 PacifeMall $3Go.. 44% 100 Tol, Wab dé Ww 34% second vio,, eights, G6 4 68; New Orleans and Juck- | 3M Mariposa pref ah yeay eee son, first morigace, 53 a $4; do. do., second mort- td JO Chic & Ais tion gage, 70 a 71; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, iene ae ae 10 Morr: STREET QUOTATIONS. ant Five @ Clock P.M. NWestern pret. #9 NO 109 ui a8 76; Greenvuie ana Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina. 64 a 66; Macon and Brunswick, gsnarmiced by Georgia, 75 a 76; “Yiimingion, Chav- juite and Rotherford eights, 49a Memphis city sevens, 82 a 84; New do, issued railroad NG Centy: Nock Inland. . § StPaul...... Orleans cousols, old, 7 sixes, 09 4 71: do. NeW Sevens, 70.4 71. THR STOCK MARKET WRAK AND LOWeR. The stock market was beavy and fuitensely aul during the boards. After the lasi call there was a pressure to sell, the novement being led by several prominent reputed operators for adegiine and the inarket becanie weak and Sell @ half to one per cent for the principal speculative shares, After the bank | Pilsoned binsetf. In order to Statement there Was a 7 cove: from the lowest (movie examinauos on tie body, t, yesterday reporter to wer Rolims that a mau named Karrel had died 0. 100 Prince street after a brief iucss, under unstances inductug the belief Cit he had pHuitely determine | A Wii) bold @ powi- halt per cent, puyable on the 10tn of November. The | statement of earnings and expenses for the first four | 3 the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. W. C, Cooley, rector of St. Jolin’s Episcopal church, West He en. N. J. THOMAS HOPKINS to El..bN Re Seuabhcr Of B. weyser, Faq., alt of West Hobo- -—GORTZEL.—In Pairficla, Conn., on Fri- day, Oetober 21, by Rev. Father ~ynott, Mr. JOHN J. MoGanry, of New York, to Mis, Junia B. Gorrzun, Of New Orieans, New Oricans and Mobite nepene please copy. SrewaRt—DovGLas.—On Wednesday evening, Fourth ave- Oetober 19, ¢ nag ne -sceomd street, by ev. Dr. Crosby, JouNn per to Jenniz KB. Douc.as, daughter of David Dougias, all of this city. TREANOR—HALLANAN.—At St, Joseph's church, Kingston, N, Y., on 'fuesday, October 18, Janes J, TREANOK, of this city, to Miss MARY JOsEPILN! phirc daughter of Michael Hallahan, Psqg., of Wibur. vow Died ARRAstia.-—-At his residence, in Meirose, MANUEL. DE ARKAS! The tuneral will take place on Monday morning, at a quarter to ten o’elock. at St. Stephen's church, Twenty-cighth street. between Lexington and Third avenues, Barnetr.—On Thursday, October 20, JoserH Bar- NIT, aged 62 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his gon, Joseph S. Barnett, No. 309 Broadway, Williams- burg, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o . Bererex.—On Friday, October 21, at Melrose, JAMES BERRIEN, in the 55th year of his age. The funeral services will take place at the Stanton strect Baptist church, this (Sundiy) afternoon, at twoo’clock. The rejatives and friends are invited to attend, 1, 0, O. F.—The members of Continental Lodge, No. 117, ave requested to attend a speclal meeting, ab their lodge room, tms (sunday) afternoon, at on: o'clock, to pay the last tribute of re ‘pect to our d consed brother, P, G. Berrien, J. R. DAVIS, N. Cag Jo} 1 FOLK, Secret CAMPBELL. —On Saini Mra, M aarev Canes ‘Lhe relative: LL, Mm the 62 year of Ne nd frtepds of un funeral, from her late street, herween Third age stoher 22, Samat, wife years, also the members of Navai Lodge, I". and A. M., are invited to att the funeral, from the Protestant Episcopal church, cor- ner Viirty-pinth street and Seventh avenue, on Mon- day afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. CLAUSBN.—On Wednesdiy, October 19, CLAUSEN, aged #4 years, ‘The relatives and friends German Union Lodge, N Loage, No. 115, 10. 0. F., are respectfully invited to attend the Mineral, fr his Kast Fiftieth st.. to-day (Sunday), at twelve o'clock, noon. ‘The remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery, CoLem AN,—On Thursday, October VOLEMAN, in the 19th year of his age. ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) af- ternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 29 Luquere, near Hicks street, Brooklyn. Cruisk.—On Saturday, ORUIS#, aged 52 years and 5 montns. ‘The friends relatives of the family are respecc- fully mvited to attend the funeral, this day (Sunday), from his late residence, 413 East Eighteenth street. Heney also the mombers of i, F. and A. ML. 0, ParRick H, 11 years, ‘rhe friends and respectfully request the residence obser. hear Sixth avenue, tt clock, Coleraine ({reland) papers please cour. ‘ Dargow.—On Saturday, October 22, MarTIN V. B. | Darnow, son of Robert and Jane Darrow, in the , oth year of his age. ; _ Relatives and friends are respeettlly invited to | attend the fimeral, on Tuesday afiernoon. at one o’clock, from the resitence of his parents, No. 672 Water street. DULLoN.—On Saturday, October 22, the beloved wife of Jonn Dillon. ageu 23 years, ‘The relatives and tricnds of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funerai, from her late 69 Henry street, on Monday afternoon, ok. On Friday morning, October 21, at his corner of Washmgton and ‘Rector P. DONOVAN, son of Patric parbery, Jreland, ‘The funeral will leave this (Sunday) afternoon, a | one o'¢ for Flatbush Cemetery. DuBERNELL.—After a short iliness, JaMES F. Du- BERNELL, aged 2 years, 7 wonths and 16 days. Funeral trom the residence oi his parents, 150 Ber- gen street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, EpWaARps.—Putnam Ledge, No. M.--Brethren—You are hereby summond to attend @ special communication, to be hela at the lode room, on Sunday, October 23, at one o’clock P. M., for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect 10 our late worthy brother, Henry Bdawards, Mem- bers of sister lodges are fraternally invited, | P. F. H. HIBBS, Masier, # H. FORMAN, Secretary. ENGLISH.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 22, after a long and patnfal iiness, Rosanna, wife of Patrick English, in the 4uth year of her age; a na- f county Down, Ireland, ‘iends and acquaintances of the family are 1 to attend the funeral, from ;her late resi- dence, No. 290 Jay street, ou Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Fisuer,—On Friday, October 21, ALBERT !'ISHER, in bis 77th vear, The relatives and friends of the family are 1 spectfally invited to attend the funeral, from lis late residence, 20 First street, on Monday aiternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. Ko .—On Friday, October 21, Thomas Fo.ey, a native of Sligo, Ireland, in the 54th year of his age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend tie funeral, nt his e 17 Roosevs t, Us (Sun ) afternoon, to attend tne fnneral, from rents, Filty-seventh street, | streets, Cor | Donovan, of I 8, F. and A. c VOY papers please LEAGHER.—in Brookiyn, EF. ' ' 17, HANNAN, Wile of Jolin Gallagher, aged y. D., Mon? on y, he relatives aud friends of the family a invited to attend te fueral, from 330 this (Sunday) afiernoon, at hali-pu ANNAH.—On Thursday, October 20, Epwarp NAH, aged 24 years. p relatives and fr) ids of the family are respe the funeral, from his jate nee, on Wednesday, Sep- in the 65th year of his age, JOsEPi e- Guev, of this city, His friends and those of bis brot! Anthony and enry L. Hoguei, and of nis brother-in-law, , Walsh, are requested 10 attend the fneral, a phen’s Catholic church, Hast ‘Twenty-eigith near Lexington avenue, on Monday morning, f-paat ten oclock, when a solenm mass of Will be offered up for the repose of his sonl. JACKSON.—Ou Thursday, Octobe rONINK, wife of Oliver Pheips Jacksou, in the 62d year of her age. ‘The relatives.and friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral services, ai St. Anv’s enurch, » ALBERT Kank jatives and friends ure respectfaily invited to attend the funeral}, trom ls tuie residen Prince st., this (Sanday) afternoon, at one o'clock. nenihers of Trinity Lodge, No. 12, F. aud A. M., Iso respectfully invited to aticnd. KIMBALL —On Wednesday, October 19, HoRACK s LL, aged 52 years and 6 months. ie relatives aud iriends of the femily are re- pe to attend the funeral, trom iis’ late rési- dence, 150 Bridge st yn, his (Sunday) after noon, at two o'clock. The members of Chancellor Walworth Lodge, F. and A, M., are cordially m- vited to attend. CHANCELLOR Watwortit LODGE, No. 271, F. AND 6 A. M.—The brethren of this lodge are hereby suta- moned to aitend a special communication at their | room, Ni Vunion square, tus day (Sunday), at twelv M., sharp, for the purpose of paying o'cloe the last tribute of respeet to our late worthy brother HORACE K. KIMBAL Brethren of sister lodges are fraternally tivited. RICHARD H. FREDERICK W. HERRING, Se KISSAM.—In Jersey Olt, THOMAS B., infant son of Kissam, aged 5 months, he reiauives ana friends of the he tunera!, from th No. 200 Montgomery sirce AU0K ib EWO O'CLOCK. Rs, Master. y. Octover 2, od Martha A. ‘amily are respect- | Solon | QOvtober 22, RicHarp Commings,—On Friday, October 21, EL1za, beloved daughter of James and Mary Jane Cammings, agea uaintances of the family are ie (Sunday) afternoon, at two ig, at nine o'clock. | x ake Lar. —Oo Thursday, October 20, at his residence, POLITICAL. No. 3 Gramerey Park, New York, BRNJAMIN F, LER. _ an tn wren nmnnecnanen any ‘The relatives and friends of the fatliy are TWEN (Y¥. T A MEETING OF THE PHOPLE OF frat Assembly District, fully invited to attend the funeral, from Calvary | fulkieyy Kan, has Boventy trator onutine Met! ; oh , corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-first ley was appolitted Chairman and 8. Michelbacher, Secretary et, on Monday moruing, ab eleven o'clock, with- ont farther notice. LLoyp.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, October 21, WALrex MEAD, son of the late General John Lioyd. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- apectfully mvited to aitend the funeral, this (Sun day) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his mother, 77 Pirst place, Brooklyn. Marrix,—At Trenton, N. J., on Friday, October 21, Joun Margin, son of the late Joun Martin, of No. 33 Madison street, New York, For further particulars see Monday and Tuesday's papers, ORGAN.—On Thursday, October 20, Mrs. MARY MORGAN, widow of George Morgan, in the 64th year of her age. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 390 Ninth ave- nue. Morr.—On Friday, October 21, Many R. L., wife of Charles D. Mott. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, from her late residence, 115 (new . Kast 124th strect, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. MURRAY.—On Saturday, Chairman stated object of the residents of the {ng some good man and to procure a Hail. meeting for the oo} enty-lirst Assembly Distrlet in elect represent tas veople in ald district, d transit railroad irom Harlem to City General J. E. Risley, Robert Ward, Geo. M. Parker were apport and reported as Co: low: Resolved, That the most iinportant issue now before our ple int & means of rapid transit from bis inand, aud we deem the viting ous rath: P. Ames and F, edu commitiee to draft resolutions, heat efforts w accomplish that a best r reault without regan Renoived, That as at ft in nec tn aecomplishin: es@ntative to the Avr exprogse {, ‘ed, thatthe Hoo. John Foley, having beeu so. sues ceraful in obicining the Madison Avenuo Railroad Heve him to be the man to obiain for us wha @ raoid means of Wwavel from Harlem to the Bait: Resolutions were unantaoualy adopted. meeting adjourned, subj 1 of the clair. E. B, BULKLEY, Chairman. BAUHER, Secretary. ft WARD RISLEY. a ve On mation, 8. Mion: ROBE October 22, THOMAS MUR- R. MILLE, M. LINDHEIM. Ray, son of Edward and Bridget Murray, aged 6 | O° bEwe years and 7 months, JAMES O' KANE, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- BAN A fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence MICHE paces 8. C, HABBARD. GEORG C TASPECIAL MERYING OF THE MATTHEW T. ZA Brennan Democratic Benevolent Association of the First ward, heid on Saturday evening, Oct. %, at 196 Greene wing preamble ‘and resolutions were called upou by the dispensation of Provt. denee to mourn the loss of one of vur brother members, Cor- ueliue Donovan, be it Kesolyed, That we bow to the will of Him, who doeth alt things well; in tals the and hour of our bereavement. Resolved, That we sincerely condole with the family and retatives inthis thefr sid hour of trial, that they may loo’. us iw for that succor which only emanates trom the throne of his parents, Dutch Kills, 8. L. to Calvary Ce ery, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, Movarry.—-BRipakt Biker, daughter of Patrick levarty, aged 3 years, The friends of the family, and those of her uncies _ prey are be gps ge were tae. funeral, 1 ‘bOMpsON street, (Sunday) atternoon, at half-past one o'clock, McCrRRBEN.—On Friday, October 21, Mopesa, widow of Revert MeCerren, aged 53 years. ‘The friends of the family are mviied to aiteud the funeral, from her late resideace, No, 21 Fiftu avent on Monday morning, at ten o’clock, without furii: |. And be it further nouce. bg ee ‘That we attend the funeral in a body, and that a L open. -On Thursday, October 20, T'Homas coy ‘of the p Sorcyoing resolutions be teadered to the family» OCT LEOU GH, bs ot deceased. » e te Marble Cutiers” Assnalution aro requested to eamninaiees-<- % meet at 1,20) AWay, ints (Smnday) afternoon, at " ecordmg if one o'clock, to attend the funeral of deceased, trom | . PETERS. Try, Recoriing Secretary. _____ ‘! nth avenue, J. MORRESY, President. #08, MOHALE, Secretury, MoDermorr.—In Brooklyn, on Kvriday, October 21, MARGARET MCDREMOTY, aged 23 years, ‘The funeral will tako }lace from the residence of her mother, 85 Amity street, titis (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, TA REGULAR MEETING OF THE M. O'REILL’ ‘Tammany Hall Workinnen’s Association held at ird avenue, on Saturday evening, Oct. 22, 1870, for the pur- vose of appolating a cominitiee to walt on the General Com. miites of the Seventeenth ward, to demand the Tammany Mali democratic nonioxtion for School Trustee of the Seven teenth ward for Michae! O'Redlly, LALLER, President. MICHA’ nd uo more. Secretary. yd as our Fight, F THE REGULAR Uh ward, beld eon Friday ev unanimously nomin the Twed'th ward. | tion gives universal satisfaction throughout the w: THOMAS MACK) Friday, October 21, Parnick HON, wyred 74 Years, & native of tie parish of Bornevoole, county Leitrim, Ireland. The relatives and nis of the family ed tt tem! the funeral, from nis ta! corner Hicks and Pacific streets, South Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. McNOONAN,—On Saturday, October 22, BrinaEr McNOonan, beloved wife of Dennis MeNoonan, after #& painful and lingering ilvess of consumption, aged a ‘8, 8 months aud 7 days, Joux Marr ‘This we dew MOCKATIC 25th are re- | a WM, WELSH, Seoretary. y! ve MEETING OF THE BOATMEN OF TIE FIRSTS relatives and friends of the family are re- | /\ ward and oihers 4 ‘or of particupating in ie” uily invited to attend the funeral, irom near rand demo on ake place on thd vemalins will | ith r hiladeiplia Hovel ow . on ° jouda or 24, pt ay m Hudson County tery, at Ber. ouday wreet Biairnian ore hep! MoNvunty.—On ‘Thursday, October 20, WruL1ase MONULTY, a native of the town of Arde) Louth, Ireland, tn the 42d year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faveral, trom his tate re- 3 OUT ARE SUPPLIEE AT LOW. OUNLY 7 EK OB THE 2 dh I diay) af- ubs are noviled that Transparencies at halen mane deh K, pagel heh eng Lanterns can de furaysbed in auy quantity by Friday, October 21, Axriony | BY: 10W0 Last Thirtwenth street jGENK, youngest son of Anthony’ and Jan Toric ‘The members of the Matthew T. Brennan Demoeratie Benevolent ( the First ward are hereby re- to meet ters, 126 Greenwich stroct, thin ok, to nd the funeral of ous ornelius Donuvan. JAMES TAAvYr, Recording iN y MeQuade, of the parish of Dromre, county ‘tyrone, Trejaad, in the 13th year of bis age. | ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respect+ | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest | dence of his parents, Seventy: mth streei, be- Pirst and Second avenues, iis (Sunday) atter- | t half-past one oreloe | preer OK eerre.—On Saturday, Jate brow By order of KE, HASSON, resident. retary. J tober 22, Paut Pare 8 [Qauly, DEMOLRATS! RALLY! the family, avd the u y-ninth regiment, are invited to attend the funeral, from his No. SO Mutberry street, om Monday alternoon, at one o'clock. Powrus.—Oa Frilay, Ovtober 21, Mary, wife of Michael Powers, aged $2 years. “Come as the winds come, when forests are rended Come aw the waves come, When navies ar RAND DEMONSTRATION OF TE UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRACY! MAS8 MELTINGS re AND VORCHLIGHT PROCESBIONS! TAMMANY HALL AND UNION SQUARR, THURSDAY “VENING, OCTOBER 27, 1870, ‘The democracy are invited to attend the GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY, AT TAMMANY HALL, UNION SQUARE AND FOURTEENTH STREST, PROM THIRD AVENUE TO UNIVERSITY PLACE, to be heid on blige thd yeas OCTOBER 27, 1870, to reapond w the nominations o eee GOUN Te MORFMAN AND THE STATE TIC and also to the DEMOCRATIC COUNTY, CONGRESSIONAL AND ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS, to celebrate our recent victories and rejoice over the com tainty of our coming success. ; A” ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited ak to attend the funeral, lot West Twenty-eguin st ernoon, wD hitif-pasi one o'cloek.@ At bis residence, Yonkers, on Saburday 22, T. Re Price. Notice of funeral in Monday’s paper. Kay woor.—On ‘Tharatay, October Raywoop, aged 31 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) af- Lernoon, at two o'clock, trom his tate residence, No. 16 Lewis street To the members of the New York Young Men’s Roman Cathohe Benevolent Association—Lroinel ou are hereby notified to mee! jowery, this (Sunday) alternoon, at one ck, tO make arrangements for attending the funeral of our late brother, Witiam FP. 1. By order ot THOMAS KE! ALLY, President, Parrick 'TiGHxH, Recording . RorawEvt..—In Brooklyn, on Monday, October 17, after 2 short and painful illness, 1 As.ET ROTHWELL, late of Manchester, Engianc, aged 3 years. ‘The remains were tuterred in Greenwood Ceme- tery. ae Saturday morning, October 22 MATILDA A., the beloved daughter of James a “um her late re- , Win ast By it Proceasions will pass throngy Third avenne to Fifth’ avenue am hours of 7 and WP, My ma MAD: by GHORGE B. MoCLELLAN, accompanied by Governor Hoffman, Lieutenant Governor Beach and othey eminent gentiemen. GENERAL Margaret Rutherford, aged 21 years, 2 months and | poopie, iueiediang | MMimuished eveakers wil) adstrems the 24: | ton, HOKAT OU is The relatives and friends of the family ure re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, frou her parents’ residence, 313 (new No, 392) Sout Lhird street, Brooklyn, BF. D. Funeral servic South ‘Third strect Presbyterian church, at two o'clock. SHERIDA! At Manhattanville, ou Saturday morn- ing, at fouro’clock, ELIZAserd, the beloved wile of ‘Terence Shi nD. The friends of the famliy are requested to atiend the feral, from the Church of the Annancistio Hon. MICHAL Hou, ALLEN G. Hon. JOHN P. Sit Hon, SAMUE, New York, w York, of New York, lion. SAMUEL 8. CO Hon, JAMES BROC and a host of other eminent drators from our own will wpesk im the hall and wt the uals rquare. ‘Stands for speakers, and also for music and fireworks, will beerected at the atatie of Washington and in Fourteenth xireet, from ‘third avenne to University place. ‘The’ discharge of shells, bombs and batveries wil) ans nounce the arrival ch of the twenty-two. processio The asconsion of Bre balloons and army to will tinue during the progress of the meeling, and the will be indicated by the grand pyrovechnic displays in Union, ‘The relatives aud friends of Jamily are respe fully invited to attend ine funeral, on Monday afte noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son, George E. Simpson, No. 7 Allen street. SULLIVAN.—On_ Friday, October 21, Carnarixn SULLIVAN, only daughter of Dennis aud Maury Suili- van, aed 1 year, | month and 21 days, ‘The funere this (Sunday) afternoon, ie sireet, Greenpoint, Lal rg, on Saturday, Qetober » daaghier of PF. aud Anna on Monday morning, at en o’elock, thence 10 Fl canbe ens es ae bush Cemetery for interment. Hon, OSW. OTEK, New ¥, Simpsor.—On Friday, October. 21, Maky Asw | Hons ALBERT CARDOZO, of New York, Simpson, in the 734 Sear of ber age. } Hon. SAMU LL 8, GALVIN, of New York. stand in 22, FRIDERIKA Thogode, aged 7 days. The relatives and friends at end the funeral, this (Sund arch iu Fourteenth street will be brilliantiy ‘pecifully Invited to y) affornoon, ai two Line peek pas Chairman Committee of Arrangements, o’clock, from 120 Fourth str Wa. M. Tweep, Palestine Lodge, No. 204, F. and A. hi an General Committee, the =meinbers are summened ‘to attend @ | mn oon ar wp Special communication Sunday, 23d instant, at | QE DELEGATES TU THE ROBERTS’ CONVENTION LL A. M,, at, thetr rooms, corner of Seventh | gh pilmeet to-day (Sunday) at Brookes’ Assembiy Boomay street a Third Avent, for’ tis!” purpoee | oOme Sree ah ae Seer lee teat? of paying ihe la bute of respect to | HE ROBERTS FOURTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC deceased brather, John Towart; Lily Lodge, No. 3 i Association wil mect on Monday night, at dol ie =u rome, and A. M., i atreet. al So’ciock sharp. Able speakers will address the od the members of stster lodges are Jraternally mvited to participate, meeting, JOHN A, ILAYES, President. 3 h EDWARD NOLEN, W. M. RF GREAT DI _ ———.' wanes We ae N. Y., on Friday, Octoner Fireworks ros, Torches. Ac., for sale at fair formerly of this city, iu prices, for the great democrats procession, at Tammany, om the 65th year of lus age. tae 27th October. The reiatives and friends of the family. man Union Lodge, No. 54, F. and A fully tvited toattend the funeral, formed Daten church, corne Fourth street, on iso Ger- TH WARD MICHAEL NORTON ASSOCIATION --a& ‘ Frid: at meeting of the above Association ( lay evening) Was eld 7 Franklia street. Nim journed frong ober 22, 150g ued permas aturday evening, € hue following were ele POLITIOA | \G OF THE NEW YORK CENERAL | ov Friday evening, the Qt inst, at Gern nil, 291 and 2% Bowery, the ( preamble and res | tions were unanii Whereas, the e chartered rights of our noble elty and to independe cipal government bave again combined to aesall t and tonecure by frand sad fh sequent y gove we should deem ourselve creant to our duties as of New York a! we fatied to appreciate the Imp sults involved in the approaching power to aid in making thoxe reeulte estdent---Soi er. ddent—Joun A. MeCormack Recording Secretary—Tbomas Bonnett. Jorresponding Secretary-John L. Rooney Asaociation acjourned to meet Wednesday evenings ber 26, at 5 O'clock at the abore pi JAMES NROK, Chairman, to the THOMAS BENNETT) Joux L, ROONEY,’ STH WARD.-AT A REGULARLY AUTHORIZE moeting of the Tammany Hall Schooi Convention o! Seoretaries. tant ty , or do ali in our ucive to the wel- | ! | | | | with honesty and e1 2 Resoived, Thatin Hi A. Oakey Hail, the candidate of the democracy for reeiection to the Mayoralty o: we recognize a gentleman who posseases In a degree ali the qualifications necessary to give ef dignity to the oitlee which be has so ably filled, and to which, in spite of the unholy alliunce of corrupt republicans and renegade democrat, the yeople of Ivew York wil: again r= ILLIARDS —FOR SALE CHEAP, TWO THRE quarter marble top carom Tables, in excelient orier. Inquire of COLE & MURPHY, Auctioneers, 286 Fulton streety Brooklyn, Tare and prosperity of 0 therefore, the Twelfth ward, beld Friday’ evenings October 2, corner 0 Resolved, That the best Intereste o€ New York de- | Eighth avenue and 126th street, John Straiton was renomnin- mand that candidates Cor the enifragex of her citizen ated School Trustee for the tert of five years. rho. are to be en {with the administration of li OER THEO. F. TONE. Coairmaio, aflaira, eapecialiy executive oficer, shal! be d'stin. 4G, guished by oot her | aan, "5, Seeretaried. pens a to ler | - —= = = rnuniclpal ‘of purpose ani the intel. | leetual capacity ie duties devolving upon, tha BILLIARDS. | j ‘OW I8 YOUR TIME TO BUY FIRST CLASS TABLES it W. H. GRIFFITH'S factory, 40 Vesey street, at ik2 300, complete, NO LET—A LARGE BILLIARD HALL, lyn; location central; reat low. street, New York, between 12 ana 2 P. M. tin M. . Brennan, our candidate Sherif, anit Charies {" Loew. our candidate tor County Clerk, we have presented for our sufTrages gentlemen wuvse Dames are as familiar to our people as household. words, id faithful efficiency in the have .won for them the un- of their feliow cluzens and ie ap asmurance that they wil be triumphantly electad. Resolved, That in our candisaten for Coroner's we recog: nige gentlemen emilaently qualified for the ponition, who in every relntion of life command the respect and eaterm of thelr fellow citizens. of which their large majorition in the approaching election wili be most convinving eviuence, ved, ‘That in Governor Hotlman, the suncard bearer MARBLE MANTELS. | ARBLE AND MAKBLEIZED MANTELS, OF THI ME lntest imported patterns; Moanments, Headstones redueed prices, A. KLABLR, steam marble works, 14 end 135 Yast Bighteenth street, near Third avenue, New York. { ARBLEILED SLATE, NANTELS.—RICH AND 4 of the democracy in the approaching contest, we behold ti nt designs, from | $9, Cg NO aia Beyard ot American politics, whune’ nnsuiied revueclon, ier | SrBWaRr Gon tio "sinth avetue, between "Thiry- Aft corraptible imtegrity, commanding abilities and enlightened E bh strecte. siencrald iateamnanabip have won ‘or lim the ‘rst piace inthe ailec- | Cee oe 4 tion and contdence of his fellow citizens ; and that we bail Se ena retiree taba w th price the ogporuumsy thos attorded of con DO. Went anes Santen ne at somo degree to the glorious trimaph which : cu antels, 0 ‘oMeagues on the iteiiiourenne Headston lone; coeapent in the eit. 3 z . ident. SHULL, Second View Preaivent. SAUER, Treaster, Liquors, &C, _ DID STOCK OF FORLIGN AND FH Goneatio Praita Wine Linton wo Ghote al together, wilh Lease of premises; in a firat « | Ws. ODoxseH | cmt. A. Canianen, neignvo | fae mt silboad, -- | hood. Apply to R& SiLLIMAN, 171 Fi \ T TRE TAMMAN ¥ SCHOOL oC NTION OF THE | York. gece ynaNeiess rz Highteenth ward, beld at OF ec sell M=NNEBT Toes PORE nue, on Friday evening, Jobn M. Carroll re 4d the nomi- | 99 FULTON SYREI OURNER nation by avciamation for Schoo! (rus JAMES BAIN, Chairman, Mercvant J down Lown, call ab Whiskey Pane, t large tumblers ; ‘We. cold Rye aud Bourdon Whist yh, per boltie, Orders taken for Piper liek ‘THOMAS KrEry, | Secretartes SAMUEL Lavcuwann,s Seeretarton, POLITICAL PRINTING | MUCH THAN oF VA es eet os Tesels 0c. bor LON; Postern, INSURANCE. F two by thres feet, #15 per 1.000; Hand ihe. per duo! = a ha | emall Cards. fro: per LOW; Cavelupes, Sool per 10%) Re GREAT AME Ki PRINTING COMVANY, New. UW and tale Wow ~ BA et -