The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 17, 1871

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r THIRTY-NINTH YEAH NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. "H CLEARING OFF THE ASHES. caictao nr.miiLniNa mrn nnn SLEEVES IlOl.LKD UP. Vive Hundred llodl tnlirn frns thelltiln "-Tho Latent of the Appall. ng Calamity; not Tfl Kaosva-flfa. rlherldan' Abear ance tn la Mayor or Ublcag. Correinondroce ot Tne fun. Cuicacio, Oct. 18. The following Hit com Uses Hie heaviest Indlvldosl lossrs by Ihe confla ration 1 he estimate of lonei Is of eonrse reisril I ss oi Insursneef Oyraa II. ilcCVrmltk, three millions; William D, !in, two and half mllllonp. besides Immense I usee Id the Wisconsin fires; Potter rtmer. two I .lllons Field, Lelttr A Co., two million! Join Fsrwcll, million and a half; John Y. fciramon, J'owen limit A VWnslow, and Tat of Frank BI.er t,.nn, and Tale of Ira Conch, and II. T. Dicker, ono I .'.Ion each; ud the following between tre linn ted tLoi nod knd one mlll'dii II. II. Honoret, 8. II. Cobb, Matthew Lnflin, Channcey T. Bowen, R, II. ltvldoik, It lee llurion, Jamre II. llowen, Weeley V Tiger O o, Armour, llenj. Lombard, John II. I 1 iter, llir. m Wh eler, C. H, VcCorg, 0. A. Greg i J. A Hock, LIU and Deversy, Tultle King, I ngsbury A Tele, Peter Sl.uler. lllnm Whesler, IV run. Vincent A Co., David Osge, John II. Drake. II. II. MtOee, Win Bross, Keep lire, Otis Dros.. i.eo. Walker, Ituinsey line., A.bert Crosby, line II Uurdi and Tale ol Allen Robins, II. Vuller, Joel ter, Heitlck A Tale, Ileynolds A Tale, Morrison J late and doubtless others not jet ascertained. Thee losses are mainly on buildings destroyed, t'.ie estimate being baud on the Tales of the build liwts previous to the (Sr.. The elij of Chicago as a corporation loses about f'ss millions In public bnlldlms, brlJcss, dsmace to ilr works, the distinction of firs snglnes sol I oss, Ac Op Ihls there Is no Insurance The Linage lu strest Improvements, such ss pavln.-, I .ccwalk, and the like, tails on the owners of a iiilJlun property. This lots Is lmmonas, tuh ciit'Kcncs of every denomination and charitable Institutions are also I tavy luaers, and are not In condition lull) to re' i damages. The Bi'N reporter make the tugg stin, which meets with teneral satisfaction ure, t at each religious denomination outside Chi. ei o rontrlbute at once lor the erection of at least eesstit church pr Its particular depomlnsllpn: liit the .ioung men's Christian aisoclatlona througli a'l the numry contribute enough to rebuild and inmlrb the Young Mui's Cur'.itun Association Ilsll I ere, which is now destroyed for the second time, and cannot be soon reoiacej without auc'i help; and ll.at cverr orrhan asviutn. theologies! a,emlasrr. lid other similar institution In the Isnd make Itsell ss sgrncy tu colledt luuds to leplace a similar insll. totluti here. It being understood tnjt all such col Itcthns at d contributions arc to be distinct from sad In i o iLuunrr listening the contributions thst insy be inane tor the relief ot the general dtatresa rrernli'nc heie. It ha or. a fciund necessary, nwlng to the want or luinl. is well as because ol the urgent demand for ttie bun ince tor other purpose, to dismiss all the tublle schools ol the clt) Indefinitely. It la not ei titWIInl tt-ey will '1- nopmed tht winter, H vlthln a jear. jUnjr of the scuool houses are occu I'IJ b) Imiilll-s rendered homeless b the dre, ho are crowded into them prcmticucutljr, and fed b) ttie rfll.'l cotiimitteea. The tones at the great dor cittuties are tltiful In the extreme, but the tender est care votetule Is bflni b;stoned upon the occu piuu. In the mran I. me the wuik ol erectlns shan tii Droi'M-iff as nvldlj as poosslble, and lamiltes 't usM.ne I to th in as last as th'y are lu resdluesi, UII-AIKINO TIIK WATKR WORKS. The worn ol repairing the mat puiu1ok en;lne cf Ithe wster works it sull n complete, and the clw Vi)'eTwiiioiU"waler. I'-ieTohmlnitohs oftlie doabVe nclue cntho n irlh side o' ttie works has been louud Intact, and It Is nuw cipected that sll necus ssrr repmrs will be competed and the macblnsr) In readiness lor use by Thursday. Tlrfs sntflne, on which the city mm! di-pcnd for Its water supply for at leastsli months to come, has a pumping capacl1) of eighteen mil ion gallons per day. The bulldlnc In whuh it ttands Is wit. out a roof, and tho walls are so Ladlr damaged that they will need to be liken down, but tre cno pumping enrlne will he ruirounied by a stusll frame structure to protect li 'join the weather pendln: these repairs. u'tickku's loss. I n.ot Mi J ifV ivi, thu i.o-.eal.4, and pro pneturor McVlcker's Tneatre, this morning lit lus not Ut on a clian shirt or shaved since tin r, eni looked liken coal miner Just out ol tlx fit. .Ncrlx everytLtug hs wai worth In tue world til been swept away, excepting what he may re tnr from the Insu-auce companies; but, like all i Ihe lesvy losers by th lire, he haa left his on stilts Ik look after those who had notl ing to lose, He tells n e trut through the benevolence of )be proteisioa througanut the land, most of the li.eatrlcl folks here hare been kept from actuil liitress, They have been heavy losers In a small rsr, Inasmuch as they lure list all they had. Mc Vlcker savs be bss told his carpenters, eeeue-ehlli trs, r, sin tela, and other mechanical employees logo to work cleaning bricks In the ruins, to save thstu. tehes irom etsrvatlou, until something better turns Cp. Musi of the professionals will be sssisted to letawsyfiou here, aud secure engsjemenla else Nitre. job Jirrriuox's xrinow eicra. -J. tf-rna cs h-r.rs'. t'1i.' tf flr. .J hid a nurrow escape with his family, lie loses a ror'lon of nls prlvste and most of his professional Mrlruln- His wife presented him wlih a child lurlug the excitement and panic. Uhe la doing Hfl. Mrs. Lander escaped from the Shernan Ilouit Vti.e thai building was on fire, and draped her )n tiunk away with her to a place of safety. The Ihumas orchestra was alo here. The members late) their Instruments, but lost their music and km ol ti.ur cluthi-s. Woo.iN ueum and all Its content was totally I's'rund The rolns are now marked by a rough 1j i 1 -..I. i e.ru.g tuls mrcriptlon I (ih. Wdini'S Ml'eKUSi. SI.iMj! t, lidtiM OSUY. It. M.Miell, Iheaiursr. This t, it indicative ot the universal good feel aiit mid i'.er ulnus that prevails despite the enor I' "n lu.f ti.ut .ave ben sustains J. In fact, a I an wlm lul lustnotiiing by the Are is looked upon M'li dls lulu, ni mere nobody. B Just he mid the Mu.eura. and oppolte the ruins A tu urt House, stood hrvan's Kldelt Half V",' -y Tlit uu. dmj was aestroeiaud the hs l. v ,tJ j nut wliul.i the ruins the vaulU anil .etr enn i.nt, wire lound Intact. Tns f ict It an louoiet ou siua.' boird, with ruds lettering as tllOM- I i.irny halB io;.i..it.ir -sll rale. i J;v.ir.lS'. 'ml.riejvots In ner.,; J it in v on the same slriet Is auothsr elinllr I in. i. Ui .ii'ived tu ta .state street. t (la 1 10 ii-e old umt new friends, 1 .Stetrmi ttie, I 0 II JUiU.iv tfMt.Va lTl ra4.UW I u, i, unisuiices ovar wnlch we hai no. t .l, n li luve i eniove i. 1 m.Miarn uuiuks nernvicititn. i 1 1 Li i umlii'l bodies nave beniliikin mi I" tins tlinc, and hurlol by the j k i( s liit I'd nut me iiimu'r will j 1 1 i lirMv. an I that ninny have pr i1 i if. ir wliully c ilisuine 1, hut It is 1 '-''it uii iruneially known cltiei a i' e I 1 1 1- tui.t ol thv bmlms ri-cuvere I 1 f'l witi-nut r cognition. 1 he local i. io to print c il.i i.ns of notices of lost f1 n ut ,,r li njllsrv. who ritlJes at Hank, i "wn Is of tw m worlh of cools l. "ll i ii c t du-inj tns fire hive reache 1 that X tun i.r rejuirn eoms Irom varioui directions H is.' tM Tbe loaa of property by thlevei baa ktsn IncalcuU ble, A contract hsa been let to rebuild the Illinois Central frelihl depot on Ita old lite. The walls now si an dine will be need, and the roof will be put on In ten days or two weeks. The building will be tOO feet font, and ility-flte feat wide. The first load ot lumber waa loaded on Saturday last. The city la yet wllbonl mi, but the company gives notice that It will be ready to furnlah a full aupply In about ten daya more. CI.IiRtKO A WAT Till DIBMS There baa been a wonderful aotlvlty In the Bouth Division of the buml dlslrlot to-day. Thousands of men have been at work clearing away the 66 brls, potting as temporary bulldlias, Ac. Every Isborleg man willing to work oan find plenty to do at liberal waves. The action of the limns yesterday in naanlmons. ly resolving to open lor bnslnssa lo-mnrrew, and to pay at once If called for, every dollar due their de. tosltorn, and the promptness of the Insurance Com Danles In settling their losses baa Inspired conn dence. There are many aenastlonsl KXAoaamATiD aaroais published through tbe pr.es sent by apeclal cor respondents, and not through the Assoclstod Press, whteh have not the remotest foundation. One re port stales that tbe wooden psvomenta of this city were entirely consumed, and served Isrcely toward lending and extending the Ore. Nothing eould be further from the truth. The wooden psvsmsnls re. main Intact, and firm as rocks, and are only scorched where red bot brlcaa or Iron lell upon them. Thsy re about the only things which realstsd the hatful he.t The Rush Medical Collers resumed Its usual coarse In the City Hospital to-day, CoL Bsstman, Portmsstcr, announces thst the Money Order Depsrlment of tbe Chicago l'oit ODce Is In operation, and ready topay all ordera promptly, l'oatmaslere nuking deposits should realt Nations! lis. lis draits on Naw Yorkor send currsncy by registered letters, Tin roar orricn sat oraxtn. Washington, Oct. IS A telegram was receive I at the l'ost Offlce'Depirimenl'to-dsy from the i'ost master nl Chicago, atallug that one of the Post Offlre sales in that city bad been rtached, and the con tents found badly scorched. Three thousand five hundred dollars in money waa recovered, and about I W.000 worth ol postage stamps were In a condition to be returned for exchange, although not fit to be used. The cssblsr's day book and ledger were foun I (o be In a condition to be read, but tue cssh bo k wna destroyed. The safe of the money order super intendent and tint of tbe stamped envelope clerk were yet In the ruins. iisvmxa ncsixisi, Several of tbe Kirlcrn Insurance companies arc eying tkelr losses In the dty dollar for dollar Among these are the A'.tni of Hartford, which yes terday paid the htninQ Journal I8.W0, end Issued a policy to the Journal on Ita new office. Ttie Home of New York, the Usrtfoid of llattford, the Imperial j! London, aud several other companies, also an nounce their readiness to pay In lull, and resume business us formerly. Tbe Cticsgo ci-mpanles will not be able to par ten per cent, on tbclr loisss, and are ail hopole'ily bankrupt. Ihe etniet tailrond companies are-running lbtMrt,i tbe ruins on tbe eonth, ar.d are doing au lintnei.se luilnese In transporting sight e-r. Itellef for the needy continues to I our In in lsrge quantities. I sm requested to eay thai the necessity for cooked provlalons Is now past. The local re lief committees have now amplo facilities for cook in?, aad It Is suggested, to aveld waste, thst ncre a ter all contributions be sent In their uncooked slate, wnlch will better admit of preservation, aim from nr xoui. Mr. Chaoncey Ilowen yesterday received a letter f-nm if.'haiiner iTilrr, Kt of 11 Weftietrty (north 'street, New Vork enclosing" a c'.'eck for ftOO to he atpropilsted fur the relief nt the needy. V.r. ltowen also received a teleeram Irom O A Schrelner of the German American Dink of New York, announcing that they had remitted I l.noo for ihenme object, air. Iloncn haa replied that be will dispose of these remltlancsa where they will do more cood than olLer sums of money the donors have ever disbursed. The Oeneral Itellef Commit tee ol tho city have a fund In band, or on Ita wiy to them, amounting to about two and a half million dollars. They are maturing plans for the relief of from 9 OOJ to n.OOO needy ones ill winter. TUB ItATOR Or CIXCl.tXATt ud Couiipou Cuiinili of that city reached heie estrrdsy with 'JbO,004 In money, and a plentiful so Mil) of provisions, clothing, end blankets. Ex Major ltlce, Ihe lion. William Gray, Mr. Jordan, or Jordan, M.irsn A Co. aa a committee of the Dos ion people, are also here to hud out what la reeded. Tney bring with thera a check for JiiO.OOO, and authority to draw on Boston for 4(0,0un They express the readiness of Uoitou and Ihs expects tlocs of ll people m malutein chsnly ltri'Qjact.'t the entire winter. An.ssa Sprsgue of Ithode Island wai also here to-day viewing the ruins. He Is on his war home from the West, and Mill report the condition or things and necessities here to you on his returL. Tin hkliasio pnisoxtRS. The steam lire engine Fred UurJ was among the cl.y property destroyed. None of the horses of the KireDepartment were killed. Nearly a building ver raits have already been Issued by the Doaid of Tobllc Works to pers ons who desire to erect frsine struc lures oa the north like shoro. The permit In each case was ilol txtceding ohe itwt't privilege. The report" waa circulated away Irom here that the prisoners In Jail In the baaeraent of Ihe Court House were left to fall a prey to the flames. Tell Is not true. There were eighty prisoners confined there at the time of fie fire, but they were all let loose. Three under Indictment for murder wero conducted to places of safety. The others were set at liberty, many of them undoubtedly reinforcing the gsngs of pllligerx that filled tbe city, and prospered on the general confusion. All endeavors to eitlnguls.'i the burning coal heaps on the river bauka hare proved futile ao far These Immense fires fill the city at night with a und glue. Tho Chicago banks will open for business to-morrow, and will pay deposits In full. THU CONDITIO Or TUX CUICAaO DAMKH. At a general meeting ol the national bank Presi dents of the city held last evening for the pur pose ol consulting with Mr. II. D, Ilulburt, Comptroller of the currency, a full discussion of the condition, prospects, and duty of all the banks un der tho present emergency waa had. Each of tbe Hearing House banka presented a full statement. Ql ..lis. C?5dtltQP frjn wJllcJl it nppeara that three tianka hold an aggroiate of deposits amounting to t?.t0,0O0, to meet which they have on nand In currency and In New York an aigngiteif (10,000,000, wl lie the talauce of their auieta la In bills locelvablu against their depositors, '1 his showing puts the In in condition to resume pay ment li lull and at once, Mr. liiMburt waa fully aaaured of their solvency, and urged an Immediate resumption. He contended that tbo atoppage here waa eeriously Imperilling the stability of the country, and that the lock up, if continued another week, would assuredly bring on a Dnniiclil panic. Alter n general dlicuisiuu, on motion ot 11 r lllair of the Firt National, Ihe reso lution hcyptolfire panei).. 18, r.V JOf'ft",". iir..c.Rii cjs.i immediately waa unanimously rtscluJc-J. vim HANKS TO lltSl'slK. Mr. t'oolhougli tli o -i offered the following pre amble and resolution, which, alter full diicuxeion, win unanimous! adopt ill li heixa: 'Hit hooki a nl treaiuru of all the national banks in ins rtt), tho raloly n whnli mhs in some ex lei t ut.neitiin sli -r I r li i m 'it 111 Win I tat were a uipteu.have been roo vi;red intact, and where., a csle ut eiaiiuiiiitinn of our vaeia sinie Hist lime Ims t Oi. v it t r 1 ill im .lily of our entile rulninor liui i.l oiii aonitylo canyon our business ai usual wlm oui nelay (liereforr, IfolrrJ, I hat all me nstlinal btnksnf inlscltr will oi en than do us at ihe limp srr nhi s iiuwoc.-i-iii.j on thrm, for tin traumcllin of huiluess, ou the llir, mat a' 10 A M. lu view or this pro-npl and eitlsfactorr action, Hi. Ilultiuit ut mire issued the fnlluwlug card 1o ma 1'iiiMioi Ilsvlug aicertalned from per sotinl invri gallon nisi the national hanss or Chicago aie sitvent I list Im I Ions, and nolwltn. siaomne tns iae nre liver are sble suit ready to I as all Just rlainiiiin pieieiiiatlon. 1 neeanv announce tnat tns Malioual Hanks of Cuioago will open m.lr doors for the trsnsaellnn of bnaleess as nsnsl oa Tces dsy. the lltn lost, at '.0 A. II., and I hershy express in) belief In Uietr .Mlttr to meet all their Isgltlmste en gsgements and demands, (Signed), II. It, Iltn.nUItT, Comptroller of the Currency, Chicago, Oct-1, ll. BISValtNO PATUSNTS IX rOLL. This action of the Clearing House banka line been full) aoprovel by tne Savlnts Unas, whiih have also resolved to resume pivment In full to morrow. Ol tv-ese there are seven, holding an ag crcget of JfJ.OCsD.OOO, and TO0 0OO deposits. The assets of these bsnas ennstst ol OOO.bUO In curren cy, and the balance In United Slates anil flrat-claee State bondi, on which they can realize at any mo ment. Thus by the action of these binkaa tntalof nearly Hi.OOOOOO la at once released to enter Into circula tion and assist tho revival of trade Tee effect or this action cannot be over-estimated, Next to the announcement that all the lusurance companies were paylac in lull, nothing could to so far to restore general confl lence to the community and nerve business men to renewed eftort In oirriNO CNDia vtat. It Is lmpnaMe yet to get at the azgrfiile of In surances on property destroyed, or ant Idea of the Percentage that will be realised from tnat source, One of ihe oldest merchants of Ihe city estimates thst mercantile stocks were Insured tu the extent of iljlity five per cent, or tl.elr lull value. I am also advised hi nncltier lar e mcrrhanl that I e has inula a ctrelul esllmitr ol 1 11 Insursnces, atd fin ia that sevsnti five per cent, of them ere gnoJ. ir these dsta may bo accepted as reliable, and there seems to be no re ison to doubt tneni, there will be a very large sum nf money rosllzed from this source, prohahlv double the amount to be realnsd from the banka. The Illinois Central, Mlchlian Central, and Chicago, Uurllngton and Qulncy railroads, whose Ursnd Union paesenst-r depot on the Iske ihore wus destroyed, hare re solved to rebuild Immediately on a larger and grander scale. To effect this tney nave entered Into negotiations that promise a avorahle conclu sion for the purchase of the ground aoutn ot their old elte aa far aa Monroe atrest, Ther will proceed at once to prepare the ground, which will give employment to a large number of Isborsrs; thev are alio maturing tue plana for their new depot. Io ba built with Tna utmost dispatch, and to coat eeveral millions of dollars. It Is rn mired that several other great linos of railway will unite with tbeo above named In the action aud cccuoincy ol this depot. Ihe Michigan foothtrn and Hock Island roads will alao rebuild their eis gint depot it onco, probahly on the old site. The city sntnurttles and relief comrrlttees have resolved hereHer to Issue no more tree passes to tneii.tuJoalnhe-cils.Taoy MJ..send-uux -sll Xue woman and chllltcn who apply to lease, but the Teneral activity In bulltlng I'eveosrs a scarcity of labor that Is only Increased b permuting ablo-bodird men to go away. LAUUH COMMANDS UOOD l-UICIS In clearing awav the debris of the burned bull lines, und Is curs at tnat. Skilled laoor Is In great ile maud, rspeciil'r in isops, carpenters, and all p'.se t-nipiojreu.ln bul.dtng, nti'd Wll. be so tor a year TU cumfl, Hulldlng msterhils are also In demsnd i-nd a' grral.y Increased prices, llrlc'A ttiil sold it t' before the fire, are now selling at Irom f.11 to I3 per thousand. Lntnner has ajvsnced iro n (.1 io 3 per thousand, and pr muses to go ui In ttJ per thousand, or Uoutite the price be ire thehre. I'.x.tirv. ltross ot Illinois Itrlnre llir Nrsr s ork (Ihisiiitiri' ol fjommrrep. Mn. rnasiiiiNT, and (Ixitlkmin MLMtiins or Tin Nnw Yoiin l UAhtaiH or Iommihcx i A lew oi you may irtneruber thai In 1366 I nad the honor to a 'dress you on the subject ol the Pacific Itslltoi I. I then took rather a brighter vie ol tie location and of tthe Iscllltles lor building ti e read, of the extent ot It business, snd Its Influence upon the travel and trafili' of this country and the world, than msnv ot you probably bolleved could be v nrrante t b) the Iscis J but 1 tnlnk vou wtil now sgres that what may then hive seemed to be b dd it nut Improbable speculation, lias been more than readied And II fresh fruoi that terilbie bspiism of fire wilchhsi swept over and deetroji-d tne tw't lnirllon of the city of Cnlrajo. I veil' ure to l.ke a hotelul view of her luture, provldrd ion slid the capitalists of New Yora and the Eist generally, render her stricken business men that material eld which I tiust you will fool It hot! sale nuil a pleas ure to give, my beet Judgment ttud in' si careful stuuy ol the whole subject ronvin.e me. at Irast. th.tl Ihe slews )uu may it-null me to present will nlso he laity reallaod. Tin KiTinr on vtis loss. Of the extent of tae calamity that haa desolated our city I neid not spesa In detail. Your nesta. pers of last Friday morning bad rnrrect maps nl the tmrnt district, fume 8.005 acres are cosered b, Irl'hiliil iuiiia, or s'nrpl bs 0 e devouring hie mau dened b) the lurv ol the l.urilrstie, are bale as they wire when tne Indian rosined ovirthem fnrtv veaie Jiu. It is sjfe to say thai all that remains or Ui.l Uio Is Lot worlh half as much as the hre has de stroys I. All our banks, all cur hnrc-l and best ho tel., and a score or two of lesser note; all our largest and lending grocerv, Jowelry, dry goods, har Iw are, cl lining, and other tinslness houses all or our newanaper ofTlces. most of our churr' hs and ichoolhouses, uur Historical Soclct)'s hull l Ing with all lia valuable tleasuro. tho Liora rv Association, cuutainitig among other works sj-ne n.OiiO volu't'es of the I'alenl filer, repi rti of Ureal lltltsln; thousands of dwellings: the homes ol the rich, tilled wltu priceless trensuros, anil with heir looms of hundre Is ot eir.;aiit toe abodes of humble poverty by Ihe tin thousand all all hive Wen sw-nt as by the fell besom of denuctinn from tne fsca of tle e.;rth. Only a am; a h 'ise on the nortniiitiof the liver that ol Man, on I) O ltn. Kq Is left standing, and probably T.'i,fl eople spent the iTornlng end most ol Monds) iroucmnr lu I. ncolu Park or ha.r Immersed In the waters of ti e Una, to sste themselves from the heat and the shovsersot burning cinders drnen upon them by the tempest, Ilulli the losses aud I no sufferings or that day cm never he fully known or de-i riLe no ratna c.a pouihir convjrchind u.ca 'I hey ht been and cannot well be exaggerated. Till NIXT TIIINQ NltUID. Tne millions of debars In ciotulug. protlsio-is. and money already raise 1 and being subscribed base re-leved Ihe Imn.o.llite necessities of the posir, aud thousands who have ueen mule so by the fire. Hut, gentlemen. Ihe next imperative necessity It to Vlsi-e funds tn the hands of the leading business men of Chicago to enable the-n to rebuild the till, to haudle the proaucla of the last lenlle cuuntr) lliat is mbutarv to It, and tu set all the laborers of the clt) to work. Do this and Ihe poor cm support themselves; withhold sour cipllal au I t ley must starie, or your charlllea will continue to be severely taxed to support tneni, lor )ou csnnut see them die of starvation. In making this spreal tu you and through you to the capitalists of the coumry end to the business men and capitalists of Eauland and Germany for means to rebuild etvl 4 lia -!-'.':eo- o'-L'-Uow,- V ln-1-.t -,.iit-nllh the two elements of Micurtty and profit, 1 have still snother those who have now loins on real proerr and credits In the hands of our lesd Ing Humes, should continue those credl.s and make loans ou the same property on second mor.gaie, in order to make what they now have theto available. Nearly all the central t-ortlon of the city has Deen swept by the fire, snd Ihe land Is not worth as much as so many acres or prairie, unless made valuable lor business by rebuilding It. 1 ne men, whuse splendid marble pilaces onco occupied It, are still there. In moat cases tuelr property is all gone but sterling Integrity, unbending energy, a thorough knowledge of thv financial, commercial, am! mam laclurtn interosts of the West sll those qualities which nuse made Chicago the wonder and admiu tlou of the world are still lull to them. lit tut gAr aid in nxnuiLPiNn Chicago Hut to repeat and to he more specific. Let lusur ance companies and Individuals who h'lve loans on Milrago real eslate like a second morlginre with policies of Insurance lor mnne) enough to build a substantial building upon It. hucli must be tl e de mand lor places of all kinds to do business, for sev eral)care to come, that tbe rentali will surely pay the Interest ou both the mortga;ca and lease a lair surplua to tbe owner to pa the principal. A bold policy In all such cases, It nimi to nic, Is the only sate snd really conserrsllve one lor capitalists to puisue. Tney can In this way, within a year at most, make aale and productive all their Invest ments, Any olncr course mut eurjret them Io me t and Inevitable lose. Unincumbered Chic if n leal estate and there Is a visit deal oi tnat ciU-ia the very best possible security to capitalists. Take a mortgiee on property, to-day, that two weeka ago would tell lor S,OU0 per front foot, for. say, W) per front loot t in tmee years, so rapidly la Ihe city sure to grow tnat It will lie worth twice as much, and in five ye nn It will have reached Its former value ol f-i Wl t er Iront foot. The point 1 make Is IhH Ihlcigo l oui istulo must luphtly aptneclate Ikiiu irerut i imliialjalpea, actl render all loans upon It entirely sals. Alp CIIICAOO lll'SINKSI MEN. A!lu. there ate thousands nf CI Icago business nii'ii who lute mends i'.aat who know tneni to be honest, cnergitlJ, and capnble. If they tuve no oilier eecur'ty to give, take a life policy sud a note of honor, and lend Ihcn money enough to Hurt business, 'lucyluvo km one lortune, und with, a little or your help on Ihe start they cm soon make uinlurr Aa lo.ltir lirirp des if ,aj-r-,Ujit(ri. ininuincturera who have done business with Chi. cago houses, I kuuw the) will calcinl nil the aid In their powel by large and liberal crodlta lly doing so they wl.l he sure to collect what Is now due then, and Insecure largo orders and piollts in the tultire. The mercantile community are prover bially liberal In lour dealings wit each othir, mid in our (iverivl elnilnii Calamity Chicago incr limits will doubtless receive the moat genorotis treatiuuut I rum U.tieru nr.crclu.nU i-tii tu.kiiuikc.utt). an ui'KNiNa roa touko uusinius min. Hero has not been for t.ie last twenty years so rood s linio lor men of capital lo start business In L'iiicho as now. Thousjnde unilous to locale In this p'Ctnof Western inminerce have Uiee deterrsd from doing so, for tho reason that the business In each department hsd bocime concentrated In com paratively a few balds. Wll.i few exceptions, nil csn now atari even lu the race for lame and lorlune, '1 lis fare has levelled nearly all distinctions, snd the merchants snd ilesler who have heretoiore pur chase 1 In our older and larger houses will buy where tney can get their goodi the cheapest. Nuw, tlisiafoie. li the Une tv tst.lke, A delay of Jeoa or two will gtve an Immense advsntace tn those who start at one.a. Tro'. a location must be fonnd. perhaps a store bnllll but a couple of months, at most, are r 11 that Is needed to start bualnest with the best prospects of success. tin ran cint. rot monit. The legal Interest In Illinois Is ten per cent a mnei Isrger figure ihsn la allowed anywhere at the Kast. Millions of money would gldly be taken by our leading business meu at that rate; but I beg to sav that I hopo you will be eetlsfled with clgnt. I might add thst onr people sometime psr commls sions. but I bee you also to forget all about Hut. Our cltlaens are poor enough now In sll conielenre. and It la to beboped Eistorn capital will b aill'ded with a reasonsble petcentage above what It can realise at home. Although Ihe all-devouring fire has swept over us, we have allil much rem king on wli cato build the city. All our banks, lifiih doubtless somewhat crippled, will resume business at once. Thslr books, currency, notes, and exenanges are safe. The notea, though not as goo t a they might be.will inostlr be paid, In whole or In part; ana what are worthless, It Is to be hoped, will not seriously affect thlr stability and usefulness. Our score or more of railways will at once pour tho produeo or tne upper half of tne Mississippi Valley Into thecltv for distribution among all the cities and biatea of tbe scsboarJ. Our waler works are Bonn to be In good order, and the water pipes all over tho city are Intact. Many or onr brtd.es, snd of course our lake tunnel and our two tunnels under Ihe river, are all right. The streets are ra.aed several feel In msnv Pisces, atfording good drainage) the psvemenis are very Utile Injured, and the gas pipes and sewers are of course complete. These with other things that might be named constitute from twenty to forty per cent, of t le original sxoensi of building th city. What Chicago lias bsan lu the past she molt bee ime la th future, snd a hundred fold more. Help her with Capital, and It can noon be done I but In any event sue has to wilt only a lew ahort ycare tut the sure deiriopmont oi her'manlicat destiny." The Approximate Losses of Various Insur ance Companies. Jvm Ml CtO(V Journal. Yesterday number ol Kaitern rnnatut sgenta arrived In tue city, aad in tue aiisywessai meeting of aojuslers and agents and olhera.aassw el.il was held at 07 Canal itie.t. Tho meeting ws called tl order by appointing It. J. Smith, oi the Putnsm, of Hartford, Chatimin, nd Alfred Wright, wai-, Secretary. On molten of Mr. Moore, It waa ordered that a eonimltt-e t.e appolutej to prepne a plan of action to be tubmltieU tu a future meeting. During the meeting Ihe approximate losses of tho various companies wero reported us lollnaat "inirtfbrd.ilaiilordll.ejJlArac.no. twu TiVt. li.s. Co. .V America, Cisco..... .....ll.eO.CO) of 1'niladrii nls.. TMVJC Iipertsl. London., lufnifl Am teu.. 81. Louts. MM .o)sl orLiverpiKil lslOisj franklin, I'nlia 6-C.COJ Uaahingtoa K Y. 4 io u Inlarwrilers' fonimere. Alba y looouO Aarnct.of N, Y V0,U ;alinenial. Is. Y..lav).noj flrenlx, lartiord.. IW.'Oi Urlliaid. N. 1 t,jnoiio llowarn. .New VorK suj,ij Homo Uolumous,, iJ,m) Irsue.iueo's. N. Y, DOV Msicsnule, lAumj iMii.tu-Miti.K. Y. ftf oVminerc aJMntnil. i I'ncenlx llrooklvn.. IXikju ol Cleveland eVaiAi Narr,-anselt,l'rov. t Uo'on.Sanr'ranrisco eaO.uiM .North ililttm aad KnemeTs fund, if iercaniiis..,I....s,Ta).0On Han trsoc sco..... (jO.eM Citii-ui'.NowYors; 6PU01 iullon New Yor. 7 "J.udO MrtiirOrid.Mss.,, MJlwj 'in Aineriran.H.Y txw.U0l) l.lverrooi, London ladepeuuent, ilos- aprt (Ji U..... lOOofCO tou XJMVXt 5rctirlly.NewYor,tJ'.uO Ljrelslor,.Nsw 'rx twiJM) Meicusmi', Ilaru'd l.v.'WJ Norihtsrstern, Mil. Iil0 unnecllout.UeitM u M) Itiewers', Ml w'ke IJJ.OO Irvlug, New Yort.. tvM.ow At aoitc, Urooslsn nvOOs .Gina, r.rsr Yerx., I.K.P.O n nsit.n S. V....I CflftV fun, Cleveland JWOuO Home. New York.. I .oou.ooo Hope. 1'ruvideuee.. &i.iw,.tt oa, llsltfor l.... s.oxi.uxw UogsrW.illAiiis.rro i-uinam.llaniord., Wj.i)) sfdence h). ttarlsrOaX.llari'd tsJO.uOJ F.ciilroiitr, N. V. -aivv New Amii.rJsm, Andes, Claclnniti .l,SMu New Yors: K1,fsJ I.junr.Ne VoiX..l.lw.,lj Alt-s, F.rie, l'a litO.COJ llesknian. .V. Y W0.0.O I. rooming l'a. i 000 OS) I'eoilrs'.SanKra'o. sui irO itunaio I itr ttJOOO Hide A l.oal'r, bos'a 7J0 tr.u Alismauls C evel'd Yjukcri. .n i Ijl'o lno ra s.UKre sea VIQOO) Norm Ain'n. Msrt'd Mo."0( (l.rmnp Cleveland. sou.ooO L'nie. prl.e.l'uiiai'a uui silonai. Haston... ajotiJO .Sorw.ch, Coi li fj Ot K rsmen'.Kunrt.t'al. 1 uioi ii.C'ievciai'l f3ow vtern, lluffaio... O0,vsj (I selanu.CUveu'd i'isj.ojm HuHiIo Fire t Mar'e t.iku city t-'iie. luiuia. nw.eu,Aiur. Now Yor.; wijO The Phccnlx of llrook.vn yesterday paid the first loss In tne tire, belni f4,0W to II i t, Astsn A Co. 'ihe Home lniutar.ee of New York wilt pay every dollar of the f JCVM.OK) ilsks It ha;oere, aud )et have a anrolns HO.ty Tho Neptune oi II .stun i.ave telegraphed Allan A Mackey that they aie real) to pa) their loss ou proor. Tee Frinkltn of Phlladelpi la and the Amerlcsn Central ol M. Liuls will pay rll their loses. Tnat ol Ihs lormer Is under ib."0,fs. aim of the lsttrr about 3UC.OW. Davis A 11-qua. the stunts, have thslr emu at MM Atlrrilgae asenia. Alehxra'ti dara.ca leceirel list evening eayi thAtall lo'se- tus.-so- -vy Ui.:-!-.!sib3rth'-a4 .r. piny ol llrock .u will be seulsd by right draits, witnuul oe .uUtiig tl e sixty nils' Ir. Is res I'erlitc.l-i. lur inarms ms ir nce wi.l be Issued In tue .1; naif II. rl ord ana Ailanuc .Mutual ol New Vora, ut t .e .li.r.u offloe, 1: 1'anal atrret, 'J he Waslilngmn and American Insurance Com psnles of Providence have g ins up lu llrooklvn, an action haa been Instituted to win 1 up the Fulton Fire Insurance Company, bmicou 1. Hide, ownor of 44 in. res of the stock Is compatusut. Judge Ui.heri las appoluted John it. rurinsn of Westchester county, receiver. Judsc (lilbcrt lias spp inted John M. Kurman of Wr.tci.esier county, lieu-lier ol the Fulton Fire Insuranc Conpany, on appln atlon of Moieon T. Iiyd.,a stockholder, who ttai dea tl at tho company Isin.iiven Mr Furmau .urnUhvil bonds to Ihs sm omi of flfil ihe t-nt .fine Lrrrty"'. London and O'obe Insurance Company s.aies t tat the losses of t is Comiant at Chicigosre lentnan 15.7W.O)) lite lossns will be p jiii at once, 'ihe Company ma sub sc I no.1 tiU.iSAil i tde relief fund. ihe itoiknolders of the PaMIc Iniurance Com pany, tin. ling the latest repotted losses by the Chi csvuHre to be about $5 rjOOOUO. lustead of one-half ti.al lum. asaifltsi e.ll jiultJ, now re. use to meet t..i T.luat.ry call torTS percen'. on the capital. Tne Company will probably go Into liquidation. KrerybnCy Landlnir llrlp'nir Ilnnd. 1 he (leneril Superintendent of Police of Cblcato Having tnlegrapjed to Superintendent Kelso that 150 mm Willi Uietr families have been buined out, .Mr Kei-o ha as-urrd htm that money aad clothes shall be foroarded Inrihwlth. boicial rr'u;ee ads Irom Chicago are receiving the bospltn i.y of Ihe Newsooji' Lod;lug House, 1J i'srk tlsce Psterson's money cintrlhutlnns to the Cnlcsio sulloieis foot UP at near.v IVO.O-X). s hicu Is fifty cents apiece lor every mm, vuman, aud child In that city ol mechanic). Cspt. I'llman, who had ralsd and sent to Chlcsgo ne.rly fl.5i.i0 cash, tiovislom, and blankets, re ceived a lel.-r.im or thanks rom Msyoi Mason )es tordiy. The Csplsln sent yesterday f4M worm of hlmlaUa. A despatch front Ihe Mayor of Chicago Io Jay Cooke A lu. rtQiirsts thst all supplies should he ut to the lilca.i) Itellef and Aid rsocletr, and that money iliou.il be held subject to their order. Additional Contributions In Ulnnrv. Msiontr rontrthu'm ti (ft Cooke, Mcculloch 4. Iheat'dinerifrli-e Ml (-O. 50.000 Ahissinlkn lispt icol i Washington cuy....lSJ,sTa orco) i Quri-n isslrhaml er or Com'rce. &W1 Fpelmin Pun's ci'ks Wl llrooklvn cnutcnei M.rta hoiuervilic N J NliijIeyor'sotHce, llroolt. ltan.'or(Me)churihei 7.'swl. in LOSS tlltca S. Y sj.WJO'LiveruCKil.lojndon and Faiisdelphliiubsalp- OlobslnsurancoCo 10.000 lion...; Hfaw! ntlsnt Ordrr fcgyp. llrnokDn Navy) ard JUi lian lons ao Phlladilp'ai.hurchcs. touou Sewark policemen... m lialilel.losdsi o. l.o.olL'verpool snhicrlpt'n 4; MO Illnuhamt'n churches sxi honion subscription lioj t'otlsville (i'a.i ch's. IO.) Manchester suosct'n S3UOJ Christ Churcn bucni.JolinN.il.... 6000 Alhunv churches ...IS Wiirwias nf New loik., l)0 City Pub. Fchooli i.Mlronlloulteri. .Msi Aio'nubscrlpuoj... 4J.0OO N Y. Legal i'rofis'n. S.IW3 lilvorco Matinee II" Sin nv Thesiir Co... I'd"! ..".r-i-'S1 bsmaFe.N.M HOO esterdsy'. ioial.4 VII.I3I Moirisanla 1, nu N Y. Physicians I.eOOl Grand totsl tt919,l'.4 The totsl amount received by the C.iamber of Con. lucres lo dale is 551.010 65. The wornmeu lu blmpsou a bakery send "DO loates o' bread, llu.onlc Contributions, Amount already re. Rising Puu Lodge fat) ported. IW-0 "0,tr 1'0UJ! Ke) stone Lodge IIW Uurllanrtt Lodge a h, W. llenry. b. b. N,. 10 lemplar Lodge j; I'cconlo Lodge, a Uroensetch xidae 50 Oreenvfood Lodge.... loo Coilnt'lian Lodge SM Fortitude Lodg i"1 1-ockj.orl Loot too Ionic Lidae. 100 II aish Lodge.. too AQudta Lodge. I" lar of Hops Lodge.. IM fcrMJ !o Tot.ithuif.r irs Urcenpolui Lodge.... .0 Dl'iioael oi si ioUoes. Clar.Tientl for women and rntlilren seui to Cirana Mailer, ll.CWO bank oil. a s.-nt to Orand Mnstrr. tioooi leavlmr a balance of Ji37, viiitsa 1 trust a 111 loon bi Inrreasrd wiitca i iru.s j ANTIlON.arand Master. From the Iteudcrs of Tbe Bun, Rmployeea Empire Screw Holt Works, 11 SI i letter, na name, l Hub. 6o. I W. U. lloyil aud riunloyees, t-iny. ttuutt jVaa..aU.Vl tjyfiw..l ,f JPlwv't. bskrry. (Hi Little Alio, 11. lutal awouni lucelved. J 'ia? Fcif last night received tha following letter, enFion'i'lfitl'e Allco.-Sh took this moner from her sav.ngs hank, and wanteij lo know 11 II wruni ouv a pan of iliun lor some poor little girl, bhenjpisyou will reoe.ve ti iiimU a su n. A Clilcngo Cnntilsi Hout lo P.urii. 7n th' Mttoi or yns r-nti Accept this sincere frniltude of our grateful liei'U for ihu kiiuiiisbs vou ham shown louslnoui iiiisloriuiio, as lu you. your asu ciatcs, and tu your In fluence we are iiidebie.1 for tho menus or ex stance while lure, and Ine means ot transportation li our native land. Mr. It C llogett of Hard- y street, Mr, Walker and Mr. Stenhouse ol Utsh, have kindly aided us, and through your lodiie.iOfl era we Indebted to lleaar .llowla.nl A Aiplnwall for a psiage to Kneiand. Very stnceiUy. Wll, M'lltlNO. rniaoii's IloTiioet. 11.1971. WAltV fal'IrtlMQ. Tbe Thnntrloial lleneflt. A malln6e benefit for the Chicago attfierori will be gitsu at Niolo'a (iarueu, uuuer the superf lalou of Mr ttarry Palmer, on Wednesday, I)an llryant, Wshll, Drayton, Frank Mayo, and othars will appear. An Insarisnne Ontnpany'a Prlncelf fllfts To Ms AUMor of 7 imn. Bmi In the hope that other life ofilees will follow Ihe example. I propose to rontrltiute Ihe entire rroflts nr this office tor one mnntn In aid of the sufferers by the Iste ill.aitron nre at Chioago. r I.ANOFOI'D.lUnet.l Agent and Attorney. national Lin In. Co.. 1ST Ilroadway, Oct. tl. T1IH 1NSVKAKOK COHFKTlKNCr.. The Killcl ol Ihe tlnderwrllrre-Oensponlee wills Tlaann Pnper Oripltnl to so to tho Willi -Aid rer Well-nlnnaged Companies. The Kir Underwriters met in Underwriters' II ill yesterday. All tbe tl re companies, home and forolgn, were represented. Mr, Geo. Vf, Savage, of the International. PrcslJent of the Hoard ol Under writers, called the meeting to order and Introduced Superintendent Miller. Mr. Miller aald, that at this Juncture It was proper that he should declare to the Underwriters the Policy which ha Intended to pursue with reference to thoie companies whose callal bad been Im paired by the Chicago calamity. The power was vested In him to force the compsnles Involved to make Immediate reparation of their capital, or lo go Into liquidation aad surrender their holiness Into the handi of receivers. He would not stretch thst power, bnt wonld respect Ihe wishes of the compsnles, where there was full evidence ol Integ rity, and heartllv cooperate wllh them to sscnrn the sppoinimeat by the Courts of ench rocelvers aa they tirelerred. Ile had just returned from Europe, snd simultaneously with bis rearing of the great Crt, It had gratified hint lo hear that li e eeveral companies were coming forward promptly with tuelr payments. He would leave nothing undone on his part to lighten their burdens. 1 hers wis s broad ulOerance between companies which failed as to conseqtieaca of loog mismanagement and companies falling In suou a crisis as iLe present. Prompt payments were desirable; bot It waa not politic nor Juat lotho companies themselves to force a panic In the money market by too aummiry mee aurea for the conteralon of their aesets. lie would euOpersie with tho companies to secure such relief (rom legislation as the emergency made necesaary. There was room for en Increase of the rspllsl in vested In fire Insurance, and, In many instances, companies by so doing might c ahead with thslr busioess. iUJiJfjiri.T.IlPie of Hie Conllncntal next ad dressed tne meeting. Ho deprecated sn attack uron foperinteiidrnt Miller In tne 7'iMM or last eisiui dar. Tnst psper charged the buprlnlendriil with raising fr nn tho several oompinlce about (9.U-J0 lor expenses sttendlng Ihe lustLonventlon,andappl)liig the same to a general Jollification wllh tue delegates. The money had been eubscrlocl by the delegilia upon no suigestlun of Mr Miller, and was properly (lliuaraed. Tue Trnea's story was a pure fabrlca. t.-on end a'.tcrly without truth. Mr. II. A. Oakley or the Howard alao asld that the Tinut had nilcled an untruth. Mr. (leorg W. Savage, of the International, aald that ho had returned yesterday tnoriilug Irom C.dCAgo. The extent ol tne tire was unoer Instead of overeatlmatej. A territory over two miles In leutlo waa bainei be)onu lhat whlcn appeared in the maps publlsned In Ihls city. I in sun's mao waa coirect J I ns whole norm aide or Ih city was gone not euoagli lumber remaining Intact tu make luoibi'lck. Up in Mil hlgan and Wabash avenues, above Twentieth street, he hsd seea temporary shanties with bosrds atftxed lo their doors, an nouncing In rude I. tiering Ihe presence there of Ihe several hints. 'Ihe Post l)mcens In s shanty whio i ones wss a notorious besr saloon and daneo liouve. Apprehensions were lell in Chics 'o with regard tn the probanle action or the New Yorx In snr.nce companies, Put he nad quiets 1 these alarms with the assurance that our companies had all the assets which they advertised, any would covor their losses promptly snd equliab.y, Tbe Chicago com psnles had nude sorry lailun-a. paying Darety Irom 10 to 15 per cent, ol tuelr liabilities. After a lew remarks oy Mr. I! W. Crnwell, of the Ijii-stUI of Loudon, the meeting adjourned, A 31 I A 1 lilt Y EX f L.I IAElt. How Ihe Ofncera ol the Fi-nednirn'a rturrna Acciuniitute Wenllh (leu, llnllocli'a Si tD.OOO lfli!lnncy. Wasuinqton, Oot. 10. A Ira-.isaotlon lias Just corns to lljht here which goes far towards explain Ins the mystery as to how It is tha officers of th Freedmen'e Unrean make oat to accumulate bo mucn wealth. In the general inspection of accounts to which the Hodc defalcation gave rise, it waa dis cos, led that Oen. ItallucL, ihe dlsbuislng officer of Ihe Freedmen's Oorrau, had a deficiency of f V5),C"W, Oen, Bnrlver Immediately Issued an Older for llil locb's suspension from office, and the Department requested Oen. Howard to act In bis place, When called upon for an explinstlon, Oen. Hallocb said he hai tbe money In question Invested in bonds, and tnat Hie latter were on deposit In He Safe Trust Company In tuis city, and credited In his own name. An examination In this direction showed this statu inonl to he Currccl. and these honds were immedi ately taken tusseaslon of by Ihe Oovernment. (len, llalloch Is an enable In the arm) rrettlatinns bv reison or the law nf June 14. 1'hV), which inskea all the dcers of t1'? Freedn'"ii's Hureau anjei ati to nu. it. ry Jl.l, lir.c aud tho army ici; utli.i pr 'Viae that an) officer who shall use public fun Is iitherwlse than aa especially nuthotlaed by law shall be gutltv of reiony. In this preeeut tnstauce ihe law alo rtqnlred that the disbursing offi -er of this llur-Ml should cnlv keep money on deposit in t le Treasury of tbe United Mates, or so'iie one ot ts brsncl es, Gen. Hallocb snd other officers ol tho Ilureau havo lonz been chained wllh thus using the public funds entrusted ti tl'.:a foi ttioir own nggrandlzehienr, nut heretofore hare aaccseded in successfully denying them all, Tie Oeneral, when esked lo explain this little Irregularity, said tnat he luves'ed the money In bonds lu rirler to realise the Interest thereon until he should be Indemnified for sums which he bad been compelled lo pny to negro addicts twice be cause of mistaken Identity. He says thst ho knew that he could get telle' from Congress, but he could not alford to swell tbe slow course of legislation. The Hon. fSninuel .1. Tilileu'e Addreae to llir Itrlnrm Oeniucniiy, The Democratic Hclorm (Icncral Committee met last night In Apollo Hall. The hall waa filled, and ihe meeting waa enthusiastic. Tnere were present Mr. A. O. Curtis, In Ihe chslr; the Hon. .JleficU J. ;lch, J!r n. .JJ. .Kpp!rr. Jb JJoo Samuel J TIMen, ex-Jodge William C. Ilarrelt, tbe Hon. Thomas Boese, ex-Sheriff O'llrlen, the Hon Henjsuiln Wood, A. M. Petshaw, Henry L. Clinton, Hie Hen. Marcua Otlerbnrg, Max floepp. and ex Alderman Moore. The report of the 1. lenitive Com 4 lllce relative to prtmary elections of delegstea to Ihe city and county Convention wss adopt 1. it will be found In tho advertising columns or Tug t-ui The Prestdeut then tntioduced Mr Tllden, who wss received with three cheers. Mr. Tllden' keen, thin face wore s taint smile, snd he seemed pleased with Up heartiness of his reception. Ills speech waa energe tic at.d Olnled. lie announced himself entirely In sympathy with the greet movement for reform, and uraed nls hearera to renewod efforts tor deliverance from the corrupt pnllliclsna who have faairiied their Isncs upon tue city. He laid thai wreki ago Tammany had offered to compro mise wit i the blate Committee by giving them the whole of the city delezatlon. Hut mat, saia the speaker, waa an unimportant point the real point Is, who ahsll go to th Legltlatme I and Mr. Tllden exhorted the Cotninlttre io send men who sre pot servllo tools or I weed and his allies, but Incorrup tible men, pledged to honesty snd good covrrnment. Mr. '1 llueu described the Hlug as thievus aud he irs) er of their party. A llrooklyn Merchiiul AssiiUencd bv nn As neslu III Ills Ifedl'oviil Yesterday a Sun reporter learned of a dar lai att-insl st bure't'r and rcerdcr tp. the residence of Mr. Jerome Caufield, st 15) Hemy street, Urook 1 n. On Friday inorulug last Mr. Canfleld aad til wife w ere In bed on the second floor. At half past two o'clock lite former w as awakened by something falling upon llio floor. Ti.s wile, also eroused, ssked What's that J" Mr Cenfield dlecoveted through the gloom a man crouched down, wllh a coat drawn over his head to roureal his face. When the man ash he wai delected b netsu lo crwl round the be I, rnd Mr, CanQeld ruled nut Thieve I" The burglar stood up at Ihe foot of the bed, and Bald, Keep still, you nt l!n s.r.io Hue firing a pistol ul Mr. Cauflcld. The ball wnlxted past his csr, and tho asssssln rushed down Hairs and escaped by the basement. Mrs. Canfleld ran to Ihe window and shouted, "Thieves, police," and Mr. Csnlleld pur sued the burglar (loan stairs. Noxt morning a rout .and .dirk.jDf!tec.i.Jarrn ffiund. .iji Mr. lMlirld'a holiness wagon, und in the house a shoo and the kill e wilii which the uaaisstu had opened tue baca parlor window When ho entered thu houe. The lions ol Iho pilioe thus fur to discolor the burglar uuvo boeu fiultlii-w, Murder t as rulllvrir Hlreinl. I.iito Ut nifj.it i'liurlos (Joolev, colored, went La. ne to K Sullivan !rct ml h.uiid IPs itie barred agalnal tin, He forced the door, and found K'.len BP bens, lo v horn he hsd be-n psjlog Mi ad dresses, t'llkin: to her old lover, Jus rntiwden, As Cooler entered the doorway, Snow den cula Idm In the lell aide wllh a rator opening a wound nearly six Inches long and cutting ihrou.htbe lung. bcow. deu then escaped, I llreuklng Hewn or ttio City of Paris. I London, Oot ID. The Otljr of Parts Lroko I down olf Oie Clear, Steamers hire cone labor I eaaistanoe. I Ihe worklnrtnen of Entland at to agitata for 1 asparatiou of Cnuroh and Slats, PET IIALSTED'S MU11DER. Till A I, or OEOltOK nOTTH IN TUK ESSEX COVNTY VOUHT. Appeisrnncei of lb Prlaoner-A Jury Ob tained without Ulnicultr A I'ulnlully Interesting Mcene-Tlie Woman Wilson as (lie Witness Bland. Tbe trial of Goorge llotts, who Is accuied of tbe murder of Pet Ilslsted, was opened yesterday morning In Newark, In the Esseg County Ceort of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Depue. Ileslde th dignified Judge sat Judgs Williams of Orange, with bla wonderful red face, his romantic locks waring over his shoulders, and Ills nose which h a wonder of length and atralghtncss. In front of Mui sat th Prosecuting Altornoy, 0. 8. Tllaworth, rocking himself on his cha.tr as he examined the witnesses. On the other "Ids of th Utile, facing th Judge, sat the counsel fur the accused, the Hun Charles S. Spencer and Mr. W. 11. Outld. Tilt ACCU3ID. Dehlnd these two sat Mr. llotts, toward whom everybody's eyes Tver turned. Ills large figure, quoeied Into a blue coat (of email dlmsnalons, looked gaunt, and bis bead waa visible above the heads of all tte learned lawyers around him, II wore checkered pants of a cosra pattern, and ba Ing without a cravat, and his lislr In a somewhat dishevelled condition, did not look neat. During the trial he held bis hand before bis mouth stroking Ha lone beard and hiding hla moustache, which Ilk bis whole person, la nncoulh snd unkempt. lis has a long, strong lace, with an cxpreaalon of muacls In every feature. Th cueek bona ar high, lb lips thick and sensusl, the eyci rather small and of a dull, racist look, the brow low, and made ugly by the hair which stands up stralgnt, as If he wss In agony. A ring was visible on his finger as he stroked hla grlaalr red beird. llrsUe him sat three meo who looked so much like mm Ihil they were taken lor his brothers. To the Islt of tho JilJg ant th Jury, Intelligent looking men, who gnve signs nf attention. Tae other Part ol Ihe lung room was Oiled wllh lawyers, their heads resting on their srms, The general publle hid also squeeced In under all sorts or ex cuses.. -A. number of Jersejr. .conslibles with hue stalls walked about keeping order. Near IkiUi's brother eat MAJ. OIOUOX B. 11 ALSTID, a tall military looking man nltn a martial mous tache, s long, gray btard, and a mstily, resolute lire, looking down on the ground as he twiddled a cane In his hands. He was dressed la perfect mourning, tils cost ot deep block being buttoned up to hi c I ii II had a sad expression of tcun tensnce. A dligram was placed on the wall, by whloh th first witness, Jstres J Deegan, aiilulned the situs lion of the apartments ol Mrs, Wilaiii, Ihe next w Itneaa was Pit llalsted's brnt.ier, the Major, lie looked noble ss he Hood up straight beloro Ihe au dience, a pictuts v.r uiaurr.ti g. Prosecuting Attorncv a Its worth (In grave secerns)- Is your brother Oilier living I Major (sadly) No, sir. Attornsi Is he dead t Major (faltering at every word) Y.s, he wss kltlad on the SI of July. Kvery syllable could be board In the Immense an dlence. The Major pointed out on tbe diagram where his brother lay In his gore. Attorney Your brother waa familiarly known by the name of Pot," waa h not, Major 1 Msjor (slowly, sadly) From cnlldliooj, sir. Altsituey (to Mr. Spencer) Cross-examine. Mr. r-rcmer (rising courteously) .Nothing, sir. TUB LANOLOUp'a TISTIMO.NT. John holes., the landlord of Mrs Wilson, was next examine I. He was a little dumpy man with a round, red lacs, and occasional bua.iy tuna of hair on his bald head. Atlornei Did you eee Mr. Ilslsted on that day I bpless I dook a trlngwlth him. I saw him lu Cofheld'a grocery. Attorney What did he aayt Spless He lull ine, you know, he voot shoot Daisies. Attornev In what voice did h sav that r-pless Veil, ou l..iiw, I tougnt he vas only Choking i you know I dldn'i bay any atle lllon. Judge llipua (In his mild, fatherly manner) The question as in what tone did ne eay lit Bploss Vrll, yon know I hat: Jnlge Depue had to repeat his admonition. fcploi C. he l.apercJ. Alter tat he thotvol cie a blslol, and he salt A.t.rne, Well, what 'II he nit Spless iss If cnoklug) Veil, he salt he vould shoot tat ol Ilalstet. Tne Msjor looked down on ins ground. Holla's eyes did not 'alter Allornos Wnat did you aay I Soiesa 1 aalt you're a fool, and you'll bang for II. The witness took a chow of tobacco and put It In his mouth. He tostitlet he bad met liotta on the staircase when became 'rom Ills victim. Attornev What did he say to you I Spless Nothing. Atlornei Wtat did vou say to hltn f fsoleas Notelni. Attorney (rocking In his chair) How did he look! Spieee Ha vas lull ol oluot. all oler his emit, Jli'Jor II aisled look 1 ul opii-.n snowed the spots where his nrother's blood wss seen Mr, Uslld (lor the derence)-IIow did he aoW Srleiis quietly) 11 actet Ilk a mm Here s.u loud tiller, upon whicu Judje Dspue's gavel lell, Sol-s He aelet kind a Mr. (luikl (deltgnted)-How t hplrss 1 salt b actol like a man. Mr. (lull-1, seeing he could get nothing out or hltn said, "Tnat'll do." Holts had longed at the witness so far with a steady, vacant stire, TIITIUONT Or D0TT'l LANDLORD. John W KJrle, Holla's landlord, was calls!. Harle llotts slid be got druuk lo have a settle ment with somobudy. Holts put his hand over his moutb. He apparent ly grinned. A recess of fifteen minutes was taken. llotts went Into a private room and seemed In very good I muor He olstnouted clears among tbs oSlcsrs who whatched him. Till WOMAN W I I.BON. Mary E Wilson, said the clerk. 'there wss n seniatton. Lver) bead turned, every eye was on the lookout. This last! a intnute. in on entered Irom tue sldo door a slim woman, dressed In black, wltu a gray veil over her face. Her (enn was graceful. Sue wulaod up to (be wit ness stsnd, lu a light and airy manner. A cnalr was Drought, snd she est down. Attorne) 1 lis worlh U 111 on bo good enough to lift your veil, Madam I Sne did as sne was told, snd disclosed a lonT, thin face, almost ghostly In Us pallor. It h id an expres alon of agony and woe. It was painlul lo look Into the lsrge, black eyea, dimmed, aa it eeetned, by many tears, aud appearing ao sad, lhat It aeemel as If they wuuld close forever. The lace was haggard, Tne noas la loug. Tue small montu mar have been pretty, but the Him quivered every moment. 'Ihe hair was raven, and waa nicely arranged. She was once undoubtedly a beatiuful woman. She was dresien In an elegant black silk, which became her face to perlection. She wore kid glovei, Her hair waa perfumed aud had a rich odor. A tretty black feather waved over a coquettish black hat. bhe trembled very mucn, and could scarce make herself board. Sne sooka in so low, so tremulous a tone, tnat It seemed but tne echo of a voice thst spoke. Kvcty ear was struluod to bear what she said Holts, when Hie came In, was not moveJ, lis had tho same impassive, vaciul look. His eyes turre I towsid her lace, but his ..oUulen sntu h4 no el pressiun Sue hsl to potul out the different ar ticles ol fuiuilute of the room ou the diagram, II lit TISTIUONr. A'torney Is that Ihe bedstead f she looked up, and her llpa moved as If to ssy Yes, hut no sound could be heard. Attorney When did you see Hull lirst t Mrs Wilscn twiih u quiver ol her lip.) In tho mo'-ning si a n'cierk Shu looked dow u after every nnaer, and never looked uo exceul when she replied tu the questions of the prosecuting attorney, Atlornei -Unl oti turbid him to come In Mrs Wllsou (looking for the first time at llotts) Yes, sir. The prisoner gaxed at her with a close, searching look. She neranie ahaem. minded, and aeeme l to tala to herself, Her lips quivered mure Irrmuioujly and i-u Attorney- Hnw did Mr. Halated Irj to prevent H dts iriuii opening the door f Mra. Wilson (with a dim look of her ryes at the Attorney) H" held ine knob. Altornej Huw wide did Uoiti open the door at Aral I Mia. Wilson About so wide, spreading her hands apnrt. They trvuibled, aud she druppoo Ilium con vulslsely. Attorney Did you see ani'iliiiig I Mrs.'Vsii.oll- 1 saVi i iievoTV.r. Attorne) hat did ou sj) t (Holla had his ei on her Mr. Wilson I siild, (livirge, don'i slmol." 'f liuae words she spoke srltu lllllo lot cm Attorney Wnat did he say t hho puu-eil, Kvery one I oi.ed. The prosnoutlng attnrnsiv rei-.itil i Is qu'-aiiou. Mrs Wilson tin i voice hari'ly audible) You J'!' she did urn pronounce the blasphemous ivi-rd fUil), hut tnu utt liny compelled her by rating, l-laa. it oui 1 bile )nj.t It nut. mull l usi a Io.i -piteous look nl the attorney and tae J ll J.-u, n. II thm ouitht to be ash lined ol ihu.nselves, Attorney What did you aav t H ic pl. yed nervously with her finger Mrs, Wllon I said, (loorie, don't shoot The pistol went up, and (lifting her hand huh) ins hand jerked up, (For the first lime a slight llus.t rauie over her face It was all In a uiouieul, Thar grabbed each other and clinched. Holts looked oomplacsLtly at her, Mra. Wilson (her voice quivering in every word) HadALst Isold him hruund th body, Dd when I earn back I tried to get iheplitol from him, bat' J' f-l h raised bis hind and I couldn't ranch II. 1 li JH Altornsy What did yon say! No, I mean what tVavaH did Mr, Halated 1st lH Mrs. Wilson (tr.mbllng) Mr, misted laid, Don't noot. please." (ifotts looked perlectly nn iH concerned. He held a white hsndkerchlef before 'H his mouth.) II staggered to the sola, and worn It raised hi) head lit- muttered soinotlilnl In a volt- t JH ao faint that It soon led as II u came from th 'jH grave, and then he was dead. Attoiney What did you sav (o Doll t V Mra Wilson (more eslini I savs "Yon'v killed hlmjnowjou'll hang," II sss Wall, then I'll ,'aH llotts looked good-humored. Mra. Wilson givs ijH hi in a ascond glance. .taLLl Mrs Wi'.ion (when Ihe revolver was shown her) jH lie showed It to me last winter, and aald he would fH ahool that If he should Rnd him there. n lH Attornev Where I -jH Mrs. Wilson (dropping her eyes) In my room. Artm Till AbydDRNURNT. The Cmnl aljuurno'dnt 3 o'clock. Holts wai Veil 'jH to Hie tut- on. which Is about half a mile Irom lb Court liouee, accnmpanlel by six officers. A crowd .H ol men, hojs, snd girt folio wed him. At overr roruar ho was slopped hymen who crlnJ llnllo I How are yot, Ororgr f" and mnmi6 to b delighted -H In see him. Hn ensiled pleasantly all the wny, VH Joked, laughed, looked at the prettt girls who cam -eH running out tn see hltn, and onjoind himself very much, lie was the hero of the hour. 'BH He sat upon I Is hid In r-ll Nn 91 when a Htif KM renortcr aloud before him, llotts was smoking. II laLH wrs In bis shin alcoves. kH Heunrler Wall, tl was very unfortunato that ion wero so rash Holts (io his comrade In the cell, In a whlsr.er) 1 jH I guess the best war will bj not tu siy nyl iiug. I Reporter What ill.l i ou sir t llotts 1 was speaking tu him. Ileporler Why did you do lit .H Ilotia I dou'i know snytiilng about It, no mora W iavevH than you do, 1 dmi'l leuiember anything about II. 'ixaH Ileporler How f were vou ao drnnk 'H llottl-Cerlsliih i ill lu't you hear It In tlin Court f Hacorter Uut you knuw her testimony was ao 'H minute. i 'IjljH llotts Yoa haven't heard all of It jot. Walt till to-morrow. 'IjljH Other prisoner Yea, wait till Charlie Spencer 'H got at her. iB Ileporler tlul you know she related everything f I ijl In t te most circumstantial manner, i'H Hulls It doesn't matter what o said. (1'ere li. S took a box ol cigars Irom under bis bed. snu offuroil the reporter a clrsr.) I cuii'l know how many ol L lM them may perjure ihemselvos, Hoporlor Do you llxe her still f 1 .1 llotts (silting down on the little stool) Yes sir, I i do, Pv lived wllh that womsn. 1 toux Jicr, and. i .U.H gnve her money when sh ha ut'i a cent, and dressed I Ml her up aa a lady. 1 would do anything In lb MlLH world lor her yet. 1 FiaH He a- oke slowly, puffing his cigar as he finished ill LH wllh aver utterance. iff I.l. Hi porter Is she a good woman I -J n BaH Hons On, she has some good prlncltlas about 1 aH T Ileporler Some good principles I I llo.ia- Yes. toms good pili.c.tlca, Itoporler Well, when you went llirie did yoa hive the Intention of shooting Ilslsted I llotts I don't rimeinnet thst 1 even went ther. I told you I don't know anything about It not a kH thing. Ileporler You don't say t Hulls-Yes, I uu sav, Othir Prisoner Vs'ei), I woullu't siy it If It woul In'l be the IrutH. Ileporuir I'hen all Mrs. Wilson said muithsv bee.uniruel tM Holts tllahllnr a match) Well Heportor H jou Aai shot Halated would oub aorry for II t IlotU Certainly I would be sorry for tl. I lell aavH you as a triend I knuw nothing about It. lie aent Ihe M'N reporter lor the ariernoon papor, Which he got Tor bun, anl then bade UIji goo J -by the arortr or Tim urnniii. 'H The following Is Mra, Mary Wilson's etury ol th murder t I knew b-ilh Oliver 8. Ilslsted and (lenrre notLs. Ou tut J I ol July 1 lived at J-South I r. et. I occupied iixal two rooms on i. io third 11 tor. I saw the prisoner ou ipxsLV JiHyl First saw hltn In the street. I went dot-n to Ine second tloor, and saw hiui from the front window. 'H Mrs, hnn-awaa awakened hv Ih prlsonir, art culled nLM me. Hulls rang tne bell, and I told the gli I not to ad lixal in t htm. This waa about i o'cioc A. II 1 next heard him about 7 o'clock, Hs came lo the uoor ol tne Istgei 'H room sou called me, 1 sld not auiw.r. He wrnt down suira, and leiurned In hail an hour. He again i called, and bunt In Ihu door, wnun wai locscd. He men came to tne door of the inner room. 1 IH don't know whether li w.i locked or not. II pushed gioit in door, and Mr, llalstud eauied 1 stuod by Mr. Ilslsted, but did notiilug. ,a Th door opened paitially, and I saw Uotu, sae lum wnn a revolver In hie hand. I said, Oeorge, do I't 'faaaaaaaaaaJ ahool." Ile auawered, lou I'll snoot." Ihe door flew open, snd llslsiei esngnt him around tlH Ike walat and pinioned his arms Nenher ip-sve 1 said. lioi.'i alu-oi." llotts loosen it ms rlatht arm. ILH and aa he Jerked II nn the pistol exploded I ran lo Iho hai,, called r help, sod ran back Halated aald, 'ixal Call the tpeople down sisirs." 1 ran part way s down and came back. Hi men had not chanced no. I iH slllona. flalsted aalj, 'lake the 1 1 steal fio'ii niin." I tneu to do so, but tailed. Hauled asid. Don'i sham BJIBJJ tilcue," loosened bis hold and alaggero I lo the aofs, ellH 1 wei I lo Mr lis sled. He ran-ed his hesd aid mut. I teredsomeihlag-whst,l c iuid not unlrrstsiid. I said IH to lict s, "You've ktllsd bun j now you'll hang." If aH then went out snd down stairs. Mr Ilslsted remained on Ihe sola In a cramped poimon until the poop e be- LH i-an to couie In, when 1 got iheui lo place nnn on tn BjbH fluir nn some i blows. Ile did LOtipeaa: anala. Tne nffliers cams snd ordered nie to get ready io go with aH iliem, snd I do not know how long he 1 ved. 1 saw Ilotia have the revolver with whicn he stint IisIsim last winter, lie showed tt to me aud said ha woula "shoot that Pet Ilslsted, if ever he caught lum m my house, lbiawai In Ihe old i le, Slit Hail. oadavecue. I went to South stroot n May 1. Loit never cut there. 7hs two ran neve, beorsmelia ftH my notite. I waa married al lhat nine, was the vtifs 1 of Michael V.llion line n.itol wai here produced lo t pxsl Ihs witness and Identified J IH Openlug of th (lennnn Piirlluiiirnt br th 'H limpi-ior llllnni, ItanLiN, Oct. 16. The Knipcror William to-daji opened tie sessions of Hie ifelchtralh in perao. II begsn his address with a review of tho past sea- X lion ol th Noilh tlermau Psrll.meut, and of lb luutr ol (aeruibii ULldiaiion. Tne progress of thu) Important tollcy snd tie present condition of united Oeimany hs considered eminently fuvorablt and grllflng. Passing Irom this to th topics to be considered by the present season, lie said Ita chief car would JJH be the consideration of tho lludget for the liniplre, The advances uiadu bv Ihu sevursl hlalos ol In 'BTaH conteieratlon must be repaid out of the tunes re- celsed from Frauce aa Indemnity, 'ihe Ilndiet must Include the expense of settling the Uorvrn luent ol the tenlioi) acquired Irom Fnnce. The Huiporor exprissed the opinion that a reor fanlxalion of thecoluaie or Oermany Is dtslrsble, kH le asld tho Federal I ouncll waa nt this lime en ar.gv.d tntlin.t-'.cg tni.aa'i'ek u; tbe i:'.tab!tihinT,i ol a gold coin basia for a uniform sjstem or Herman coinage. He also proposed as a subject ilpe lor dla cusslon, the securing a Hue of direct coininuiilca. Hon thiough Svttzilnud to Daly, to le so con trolled tfiiuugl.out that the Interests oi Ueruiany would be lalnv cunsiderrd. Alluding to Iho forrUn rrlstliius of the Umpire, he aald thul sueti relattuna were entirely lutiatao. tory. 'i'bere was no cauo for at xiet) In any quarter. Kspecially was Ihe correspondence wltn Ausirii of a cordial iiniurr, nnd Ine in t-roourss lH wit. i that country was nn lnngor shudovstd by re- jH inlniscences of past runlllcls, 4H Cklel.Jiiatlei' Clmai- on Ihe Pollilcnl Mllua lion, From the Iktuton l)tt. Wasiiinoton, Oct. 15. Cliii'f-Ju-.tlce Chase ro- 'H turns much Itupioved In health, and has g.ilnef about twenty p. uind lu weight. He (cols stt ung s-nough to resume his aiuiious labors upon tin tolled Slates oupriimr Court bench, spusklnz of tne eMustiorl of P'lil'ieai pirtois end th" pro'noltlty o the llrmocrsts for the tune bring ilroppino- Ineli nrganizatiou us n psitr. and all ine lousi rvailve elo menu notninittng a candidate for 1'ri sident, Irrn sportive of party, ha said he thought Hint II would not come ubouti that it wja not proclii-ahlu at Ihu hour, nor was there probably any iiici'ehiiy for suck a coursu. The Democrats could rulain llieii org nillllliin, which he hrliesed they would nnvrr give up, and yet select a. candidates tor I'tual. dent and Vice I rrslilent men whu. fiotii Iholr past history, would in t ite uuu se.ure the voir, ol tha eutire cnnserratie oleiiivuts ut all parties lie hsd heard expressed dotthts In the inlnds of Con. sen. line lli-puhllc ms us lo i. nt won: I ho their LH sialu- annul I me i noprrate wllh tile Democrats in eleciinz the Preslden' and thev 'isued wlmihur, in cu.e of SUL.1 codperiinu, ti.uy auuid nut be nversla'ighu 1 Iti tills now ora tiUilloii br the old Hue Hemi'crsts and fossil loaders who gmern that pirti ii ao-" rtfiii';r.s. js, 'or evami'l'. In OUI an I llnl' ins. Such dounta certainly exist tu i lsre extent muoug llepub.icins inc. mud lo supuirt a t'onservallvs ca-idldaUi but ho (Chlof .luilioe Im'ei on nut share Ihsiii, though ha aduitttisd there were crotin li to warrint distrust In th inlnds ir snine otners, Ju Us Ch t reirj'.ta I tnst the Ohio D-niiH-rals had golton liietu.rlvri Into such itn urror utmn llninciit tustlsr. as w is nund fjsl ciiiImkIIihi in a resolution In their state pttturnu eaCal lie rr a le I H p'.'t or n ol t ir D mo. "iti ir Wis e.s'ieM. ir t hi' 4W.iu iVsr' jres.4; SM lis entirely tineicriulou ililo, mid e let an one aa rH atiimid receive Cut npi.ruval of niembets of any !H pirty KM A 8111,(11)1) llnlihiri In liroiililru. rflk Alvoiit 10 o'clock lust infill inforin.t'inn wr.y 'Mt rein von b) 1,'niei i.l loner IMirmk I'aiupi.v 1 nl mi kSH i-iliiisiio rou'x-ti (it t Iii-e, ti iiiiititn and no- (aai i." i'ir- oi M..ki n.Mir. ,t limtiMira a's fit tlm Hl'd iV ill. Im ellli), lil.posllu C 'I I li ill I llrook ffM lyn A holu nl out riji, on tnclios rquire ws i WU rut tniougll a pilll.ln.il Uu i ;i IHH, i;e In I llll J In n reir cen.ir, and on I'u II 101 nf thu slur, wur Ym I uind u.ihH'roii. enihl times, Ij'e cir l-hnu li, .Vc. KM I i e ptupi leiuia av ti nt Hie store w.. nlii.e.l and locked as Usual al 1' uMiirs. I he I s of Vij pieces H of laces, ran Ing nt iemv live ytrds to tun juecw. mM BSgrrgatlug over 4,(10) isrds, wnl-n, at an uvi ra te ol ufl shout t2 6) per yard t is stated by t ie proprietor), Yxm would ainuunl lo (10,0)1, I'M Up' U bi-iiig rlui.nl questional by Clilnf sninWIl, fl the lusplcloa was srousel t ml Ilia alleged roWt,y rH hsd been perii'drst.! or Hie p opri'ior ihu usulvei, ell ss tbs sliuoisnts were vary contrsdicturji

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m H1 THE SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1871. 4jril iiu U1JAI' I) tgs-ggg I III IT tl AMn fr AIL Tt'KhDAY, OCTOIJKU 17, 1871. i, Afa4fir MutU-kUhUkt, 1 Jtwtfrlmn Intlllulr llr MLtvtl 1J sth'fl 1 Kralr MvVtlh. I ffawrrr lb-trr- tUlp. F 1 111 b At caac Tbratre-livm ii traal prr-IIh Ki Oft. Mttnt. r HUbe TnMre Burlyi, Ae, M 1 r4ln'i '1 fcf trOpr lonKt. I,') KlVlo'0rdfn-Sirtt( Niw Tcrfc. I I IjmI T-faUf Hoftf Damp, i 1'nrl rafUUa ClrtuflliS t., tt. 14 tti U fttf lUdl 'l'arnlrcClitcti Nttfit. tfUtawar Hall MoiiiioaCosttrti. ij aa FraaUo M tnttrtU-fil Brl-f. r-T rirOpllMM-0fMiAMrtll. MlltiM. Ventre Coilqac-N iti BifUn". J ralaa laaar Tar-B''M rnwimi. Vl Tafatrt-A C-fknii Cm. II Miiihm- nMom. M.lifiw. IFOR PRESIDENT. Onrnfti,rnnhrm, I Dr. 1IORAOK GREELEY, t or cnArrAQCA i Al.4 lhl sM Fr!n4, m ss- mj kiss I, Cyr UUt lustl W'Nirtiss. II .11 r. llouttvell for President, i Eomo of tlio Democratic papers (ire struck i rltli the fnct that while tlio roeont HetmMI- an Convention of Massachusetts hail a 1 special word of commendation for Mr. Bout- UT.t.i., It liad nothing to say In yirniie of I President Qhast, or tho Administration In i cencrnl. Henco they Infer that thuro Is a f itronfr disposition amonp; tho Itepubllcani to tkUo Mr. Holtiviili. as their candidate for Prcs.dtnt. Well, why not? Wo do not think h!s iiinnnpement of the Treasury has always been judicious or successful; hut, on tho edlfcr haud, It U tho first thiiiEr wWcJv tho orators and journals of tho party solect A when they sot out to magnify tho cxcellenco 1 of Heputl.can rule. In fuct, very much of Iho limited npproval sometimes bestowed I on Pres dent Ohant Is really duo to Secre tary liofTWKLi. and thcro Is no question that of thu two tho Secretary would make incomparably tho better 1'rcfldcrrf. If Mr. Hoitwkm, wcro Pres. dent, there would lo no prcsent taRltift no appoint, i incut of men to office In return for presents j 33 cnenuragpnient of lirllf-'nklrij;, and no promotion of convicted bribe-takers uo ap pointment of tl.o President's or his wife's J relations to t likes for which they had neither :laitns nor qualifications no cngain in I conspiracies to put up tho pr'.co of cold, and do Indirect receipt of checks for $23,000 on account of tl.o profits; no swindle In the tale of n lioueo to two parties at tho sanw lime In short, none of tho shames and scan dais which have blaikencd the reputation of President Uiia:;t, nutl spread Immorality and h fraud all over tho land. Mr. HomviiLI, would make an honest, lucorruptiLle, high tontl l'rcsidcnt. H would not administer tho Government for h 8 own ptrtonal enrichment. Ho would i wrlto tl t Mi Klhh hinusRo Krnmmatically, I' acd ixrree his ideas intelligently.--He I' would bo an immense improvement on Ukakt. Tho Republicans might do much rvorse than to take h m. IJnckson nutl (Jrnnt. The attempts sometimes made bv the sup- sorters of President Quant to comimre his lharactcr with that of Uen. Jackson can inlyoxelto derision in the minds of intclli ,ent people. The ltumnn firmness of Old Hickory was ixerc s.d In tho furtherance of what ho leemud patriotic and important measures, 1 a hili) the st did obstinacy of QrtA.NT maul- I'eits itself chietly in tho promotion of mean md ignoble purpoo. lien. Jackso.v battled rlcoroutly for tho rights of the people when ju believes! thnt they wero in danger from .he schemes of tho wealthy and powerful Den. UltANT talcs no pains to conceal the nntempt ho foels for the public, or his pro found and subservient reverence for the aioncyed class, Jackson was tnd.tlercnt n repanl to tins accauiulntlon of wealth he would have scorned to be the re ilplent of costly and valuable prcs.nts from olllce-s.-ekers wh le a candidate for .he Pr -si icn-v, or a'ter his election to iVi.it t;r .it oiftV; Quant eigerly accepts nimuV r pti'S iiio tlHSf ofttfTou hmi, wl)5ettidr' houti s, horsis, nionov, or thoroughbred pitB, a i'1 li.- has bestowed important and r. Fpf'iisll'lo ofllces on tuoco who have been the moat lavish m their pifts. (Sen. Jack- to.N was no resjiector of persons; Ouant's i loratlon of money Is so great that it ex- i, tends to the possessors thereof, nnd ho bows down bef jro n rich man even as tho pervert id children of Israel prostrated thi'iiiflvrs I before the gulden cnlf In thu wilderness. Jen. Jackon, aftr elbtjmrs' aorvcm ilia Prt'fiiWutial chair, lu olllco n ot man, nd was obiigeil to call on his friends, Messrs liuAlli k Hives of tho (Hole news paper, for a temKrary loan in order to satisfy Iho claims of IiU creditors (len, OltAKT, at llio end of hie four yeais' term of otllej, will leave tho White Houho a very wealthy man, ind instead of requlriui; pecuniary asslsl ince from his friends will bo nVlo to lend llieiii nil money provided tli.-y can pay good intureot and nir.-r lilm satlafactory se curity. Taking all thing into consideration, the friends of lU-u. Oua.vt will pursuo tho most ludleioiH courso If they r.frain from pro lokl'ij; compsrlsons betWHn tin' djii.vt'r nf the United Ftat Hank monopedy nnd the nan who has so long boon working t ctTect hi annexation of Snn Domingo for the pur pea.' of enriching a corn.pt riug of avari cious speculators. E The Pulpit on Cliic no l'irt. Th'uijh a wise and humble p!rt prfth.m H, mati in the Inculcations of the churelits. Hj rauatieal xralots are nm witutlng "ho (silnt H' 10 the recent tearful eiilniuity in Chirago as H, i d vlnv jei-!tu M I,,t; f.gpl'.kl I'ib U Hj; tdutts of that city. What a scathing f bukv there is to all tl'ls ditgiutlng cant, .nil to that dikpoi-itiiin in many who, whenever a dlati-r be falls their neighbor, ilways love to lay their tlnp-i iitfin the par licuhir s u it was sent to tebuke, in the ut H i'Timcis of the l liM-til avbmr when on .arth, We tlud It in II toinhlng hi H. i "u upon thu uascacrc ui ths ""'ileun?, just after Ho had rebuked so sternly tho hypocrisy of tho Pharisees, while seated at meat with ono of them. Let theso zealots mark, learn, and Inwardly digest its words "Anil JcstH nserlnz snl J unto thtm, Suppoie e tlifit tho (lilileam wcr.i lnnfrs s'ore 11 the Onlllnn, l"-cne thcr nifftrcl nicn thins f '1 111 jrnn, Nay but except yon pent, yeiliall all UVeirlso perish. Or ttiose cljtite-cn upon whom tho tower ol Kilom fell sail (lew them, think y that they were Inters nbove ml men that itelt In Jernalei.i f I tell you. N.ij bnt except yo repent, ye nuall all IIVele pcrlh." In that widespread detraction at Chicago tho righteous suffered as well ns tho wicked the churches blazed higher than tho theatres. It Is singular what n propensity some men haro to slnglo out tho victims of Divine displeasure, and to tell oxactly tho reason why the bolt has fallen, and that, too, in direct antagonism to tho precopts of tho DIvIno Master, who camo from Qod, and was supposed to Interpret His will. Theso Maw worms and Cantwells, who would subordi nate tho movements of tho Great Controller of tho unlvcrso to liarmonlzo with thoso of thoir own narrow and contracted souls, are tho pests ot tho religious world, nnd aru In sonio respects ns had as tho prowlers who tried to tako advantngo of tho flames to carry on their nefarious pursuit. Tho preacher who can thus Insult a strlckcu people knows nothing of that charity which vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up. nnd thinkcth no evil, and Bhouhl bo unfrocked. He is n d sgric to the religion that ho pro fesses to advocate, and to t'.e pulpit whoso dutl s ho does not comprehend. Hon Butler's Ilcnd I.cvcl. (Jen. UuTLKtl delivered n lecture in Phila delphia last night on tho Treaty of Wash, iucton, which ho cnndmncd as Injurious to the United States. He said thnt tho Ameri can Commissioners wero completely outwit ted by tho moro wily and experienced Urltlsh diplomats. In his opinion every man lu this coutltry who had anything to do with tho tr aty, whether President, Commissioner, or Fecator, will bo heartily ashamed of Ins sharo in the business before a year Is over. When tho Geneva nnd Washington Hoards of Arbitration havo finished their work. It will be seen when too late that wo have been jockeyed out of our just claims ngalnst Great Britain. Instead of haviu a largo amount coming to us as in demnity for tho depredations upon our commerce' committed by piratical crulsirs, when the balance is struck between tho findings of the two Hoards wo shall bo brought In debt in a good round sum to Urit.bh claimants for confiscated cotton, cap tured blrckade mntiers, and a thousand other war damages. Ho believes that our ship-owners whoso vessels wero destroyed by tho Alabama and tho other Anglo-rebel pi rates will havo to whistle for their money, unless Congress makes n direct appropria tion ftom the Treasury to pay them, When the people learn how the British havo out v ittcd us, and how the party press and Ile publ'.cau politicians haui deceived them about the true nature of this tr-r.ty, he ex peetsa universal explosion of popular Indig nation at the fraud. These views are interesting, and they are by uo lueaus cor.Sne-J to tVu. lilTTLEl. Uul his promulgation of them just at present loeiks as thongh ho was not so devoted a friend of President Quant as has been sup posed. Or it may bo that his antagonism to UliANT has only been bottled up hitherto, and is now fur the first time coming out. A few months ago a man recovered heavy damages of a Western railroad company In con sequence of harinp been violently ejected from a laJieV car, so called, in which Le had had the audacity to take a neat, though eintecnnpaoied by a lady. Tli result of this mit probably encour aged Mr. 11. II. Kcco. who had mirchated a first- data ticket for the Cincinnati and .Muskingum Hailroad, to insist upon a (eat in a fmt-clasa car, instead of conttntiuc himself with the accommo dations afforded by a meau and dirty one, filled with tobacco smoke, into uliicli he was ordcrod by those in tliaro ot the trmu. For l.u cu"routery hew us promptly put oft tho (lain by the con ductor end now lie biln;s mit against tho com pany for damages. It is to bo hoped that ho will recover the full anoint claimed. Itesiat nnce to tho tyranny of railroad understrappers is so infrequent in this country, that nhen dis played it merits the wcruiost encouragement. 'i ho 7Vi!t'hi' juetly commends tho Hon. William 11. Houshtson, iiepublicau candidate I' r Senator in the eslchestcr district. Ho irs(.i3cr,'.' .lave t'ifi Trilvnt. awn uspsritd of tMng or oart.ini: u bribe." How difleieut from both the Present-Taker and the Hribe-Taker at Washingtrn Judge Koiiertsun deserves all the moro credit for preferring bis. integrity when the Ittpublicfin Presideut is a Present-Taker, and Veeps a convicted Ililhe-Taier at the head ot tho State Department. Hucli a man oulit to be elected, A respected correspondent, who agrees with our recent observations on tho police 6iirgcoiis of this cur, piomxet that a bourd of exumlnora should he iipp' inted, connistinn of suob men as Dr. Alojszo Clakil, Dr. James II. Woor, and Dr. John J. Crane, to oveihuul these suri-ons and turn out lhoe who are unlit. This is an excel lent notion, but hnw can it he applied under the present system t Tho object now in view it not to have competent sure-eons, but to provide places for relations and favorites. There can bo no re form In this city uutilltlie siftem is changed, and the nimiaging men wiih it. Nor can wo be sure dial there will be refnrm ererj then. .omtUtiug jVu'Vi A committee to re lieve the wants of tho lurpt number of destitute Cdcscoars arr.vin;; in nnr city dally. Over twenty persons who Ind lost their all called at the Hr.v etlice yestenhy. Th fommissle'ii'T of P'lb' e. Works, ap plying to tho supreme Couit yesterday for a fur tlitr nioililicni m of ihe Folby mjunetian, pre sented the alUdavit of T.uwAHn II, Tiiecv, chief en Kiuotrof the Croton Aqueduct, showing that the Crutun Ilooid are ci.mplntinj reservoirs to hold .(UljU'('iit.i!iiit..'st.iil!.lltl "IV. cl,ty JtirauRll sny possible droiulit, and that to stop these worls now hoiiM bu to imperil the c'ty. Mr. Tacr adds that tho targo mains from Forty-second street to Chambers street, on which the unpaid wo-k'r.on ro en. ployed, are demgnod to pis e us n grosttr volume of water below Canal slrerl, vM.hu u. u water reldoiii rises liiKlicr tliau tne second stoiv. In Washington It is Imprisonment for life to eddle cigars williout' having prcTiouslj' taken out a license, A man from Jcw York iiuiiic-d AiKiLru Skliomak was leceutlr sentenced to pay o fine of jw for exposing cigars for sale illioul a be. anil to bo iuipriao.ied until the fino na p d Of eonrie, If a nrm tltns con TicUJ inn U uiuuuut of hu hue, b must, by the terms of the statute, remain in Jail for his natural life i and as ths Washington Jail Is probably without exception the most wretched and filthy place of the kind In existence, the vic tims of this law aro entitled to commiseration. In tho case of Hklioman, Judgo Snsll revoked tho order sending bim to Jail, as bo waa a young man of gentlemanly nppcaranco nnd a stranger, at the same time remarking that tho law was a ills grace to the statute book-n conclusion which no one will bo likely to dispute. Col. John Tayi.oii, Daviu H. Johnson, Ciiari.es hocninUAN, and Jostrn SrAXtrr, four colored men, havo been sworn in as Inspectors of Klcctton in the lllghth Ward. Two of them r.ro (Ireelcy men. Mr. l.swis Wiium, also a colored man and a friend to Dr. Horace (ItiEtLrr, Ion been appointed an Inspector of Election in the Twentieth Ward. Dr. ANintKi: and Dr. Sciiaakiiausp.n, two Herman ethnologists of distinction, have recently expended considerable effort In the Investlga. lion or the subject of anthropophagy or canul balism j and young gentlemen preparing them selves to tako a part In the work of foreign mis sions, as well as alt those who havo a faucy for exploring unknown regions, may bo Interested In learning that there aro now In existence nearly two million cannibals who still retain their savage habits and their peculiar appetites. It Is satis, factory to know that the races who lovo their fellow beings bestns auarticlo of food arc rapidly disappearing from this contincut, though tomo of them yet remain In South America. Dr. Aniibsb says that the motives for this custom are various. Itestd'-s mere scusital gratification, and hunger caused by the dearth of other animal food, the passions of rctenje ami hatred, as well s tho precepts of pagan beliefs and gloomy superstitions, piny an Important part In causing its existence. Dr. ScunrnAesxn agrees with Dr. Anuuis in Ids views regarding the causcs'of cannibalism, to which he adds another, the glut ti uous louglug for a kind of flesh which is de scribed by tho cannibsls as particularly appe tiiiug. Thcro Is cvidencs of tho ancient or modern exlsteneo of cannibalism In most coun tries of tho world, Great Ilritaln being distinctly Included. The appetite which distinguishes the cannibals appears to bo natural unlike that for tomatoes, which is an acquired taste sinco thcro bus been but ono tinglo instance recorded, that of the Dassuto people, in which tho habit had newly arisen, having been previously unknown. I.icut.Qov. Powcr.s of Mississippi, in a recent speech cxtetmirtlEg the rascality ofcir-pet-baggers, loudly denounced as a dotard the philosopher who once promulgato .1 the treason ahlo scutlment, I.ct the wayward sisters depart in peace.' Powers is evidently so Ignorant that ho docs not know that the author of that tdirase was Major-Gen. Scorr, and that It was taken up and made conspicuous by Joitf Van IIcrex, both now dead, l'owtts ought to talk lesa or learn mure. What has become of Tammany's natnral liation mill J Hero it is twenty days beforo elec tion, and the mill not running. The law declares that all papers must be taken out ten days before election. Arc we to have a halfway honest election t The Home Insurance Company of this city, notwithstanding Us Ur?e losses br tee t'litci.i. Ore, his resolved to call n?on Us stceknolders to make soad its capltvl to the lull amount of two mil lion fife hundred thousand dollars and there Is no doubt that ther will pronivtlr and lully respond to mo do ol luoir Dirrcl..r. Tin: Jittmi.su u at. Ttir tlfppnrirnmlna Coiillniiril -Dntile Can lril !1i lnrr lis Thrritlenn lo ltd IrrtsT (ioltUmllli .tIaM nod Iiiicr. tloin IA LawtHCI Jvitrta:. The Ht. Jo. races on Saturday do not seem to linopvin general satisfaction. In Urn first p'-ice the racms association undertook to reduce the 1 3 00) rnrse ti J'IPofl. appropriating li totne r thi tisan I In a race on l'rldar. Thi kicked up aro, and Mr. Dob e was aovut to lae Trench h'ae wiih the Maid and Lucv. The pnise w,s not mad up until a tats hour on baiurdar. Fmsllir fie matter ii trramed, and the race oommenccd. Wo qnote tne aecouut ol the Kansas t'.ty Timtt ins score. rtu "d Doble, of course, drives the Maid, While Uickok pnl t tho rlotmosovcr I.uey. Alter a food deal piiley, witr.out which 1 start wis never Lnown to be made, the two (ret awir Irom the stand In xod ehspn f f Ui Cifl IumI, 'b wl o I '.orrcoq uucted hertelf lu a hindsouie manlier, trotliiw smootulr, and doing her part l.i a lad) like st!e, but I, kid In ehe'k for (obumltti Maid, who proied ner- sum, ar.d oroae up. oui unauv lonna uer leei at.u led Luo two Itnsihs on tl tisl quarter, Ineri-aslns to fonr on Cut half mlr, doin It In l:iM'i lu t..ird quarter Lucy mnde aru-li "nil polled un t Uob.e's oi.rels, ami was xain held In dock. 1cm id Hie Maul to win the neat br fi-nr length" i, Ic-JI. fciseuKD llCAT llolh got ufl 11 line sla'e, camtn; to tlie score neck ind ikck, pasriui: rouu I at ire n enuous pace to first qtuiier, at whl h tmlnl I.aejr was three icnctns in the rear, whirl, at ilie It luilo pust is liiire ised to lliu H-nstU. llio .Vaiu's time tetuz 1 Un tho sexond quarter Lucy ptiile I up at a rjitlinK tnit n l pusued Hits Maid, crottuiu: her ssheelson the l.on e strt'ltli, both ruakins a masnt Ik t tit brush, the Maid Irudliu to the stand and win nine the heat, making t le second mile In ?:18. llie exciiuuieut was Intense and the luttrest un abated. Jninn Heat flnMsmlth Mild led awiv wll'i two length-, mnl'it otiinfE the same thimllli llie llrt quarter, an.l -'.i-- il X mini, until at tne first half t e g.ip Is nl. i e I to o ur linirllis, nukiu the ha f m le In 1:11 I.ncv ln-gin to wnko up nnd if sch out in sn aslonii-'oiu manner, and clusinl up the space, i rrpt up in thu .Mam's m-ca, puhe.l lier hard, and finalii carried her oil her tiet. eomptluns her to u.k- rcat, .kins.-: nnith Lay ceuiia easlt)' have won the mat had not lllckok deliberately, anJ n. tne mutt uuwsrrauuble manner, sawed herduwn and made ber lose l.u legs, ensbllnis the Maid to puss tier, and retch the scuro In less tl.uu Uulf a lemth, the time Detne '2:i3. The creatcst exciteiiunt prevuled. nnd lndlsnv Hun ran tnah that l.uijr was not peimlited to show htr spied nd receive tier jul dues, iilthouih ootli mares are owned by the name panr. Ooldsinnh Msld Is sreat r at u dltcouut, and a great major ity of those present are much iliapp dnted In l.er, ironouncini Lucy tar the uet, mid sho Is a treat favorite with tur'men ns well as Willi t o public. Ihe track waa in a most s itis'actory condition, and, alti.outh lliewinl w is lu:n, It was rather la m rble than otnerwi'e, i'lie course heint eUhtj ards short, a lap was made equal to ihat dislauce. Tervltlu (.nle nt .lliiulrenl Unimex nnil ilrli li t nils llloisu Dossn, Mosvnut, Oil. 15. A tertilic gale set in yes terday morning, afier a heavy rain all nlvht, ilolne renuus dauiae toliiu and prop ity. A .nan num ber of wooden tenements wero bloisn down this noon. About tvio o'clock tl.o w'nd Increised, end ihe brick walls near the pis buildlne wero blown in also the walls of tne new buildinz on Dal lousig n et, irom winch several rersous barely eseioed. Ihe loot ot Ihe new fct. HcoiKe's t'uuicli js started dunnr the lea tins; of the litany, the limber in toe rool hclu; icreeu ami the Lulls somowhat loose The cortt ruati n was Inieusi, the people nisiilm ut In the middle or Hie prsrers No dam age, however, wis done. The Cathedral rpiro lujkcd l,ue a sl..u'a mat, 1'ho coatuatiou, tern tl d, lo't he ori. tiie dimple t on ot the service. Miss Annie Lowe, the ounjet diniuter of Joan line, lito of the O it"'t. was insunity killed ny Ihe tad'.iu ol tree, The 'at U rv. s ire itou')'les not mam but ail .ire nut set arertaintsl. Ma y c".iia re.'lmed by "ittiw suus. co.ui.oa, Jt" The lifted ot ii Itiirrh'.vii' In llnlllnv, liosTON, Dct, Id. Halifax despat'-hos eatinnio the lama;e by tho lite hurrieare at f.' sj.o ri. The shores of Halifax halbor ou 1'iiday muiniuj pre seated an appearance of wreik and ruin io-fer seeu betore. Wlianes were shitteroJ, screr.il vosse's hiKh stid drv, iuiI ourrs uifciiMsud. Aliou,jer( s me thlity ve ss, niiKtlv flshermsn, suffered."Th' bark l'aunto, Irom t'n liddpnii, lor I'.tiroiie, wan w leckid, and u pur'IOR of tiar oaino stie.su ulnnz the shore. The cloveier il. Ilnltlell, from New Nork, wus ms'iissti'd and her bud stov. Inns mrii wei.' drowned ull the harbor w 'die set una- u ts lie rolwar irai'lt Irom 111 ifax to llojtu, i iiumat-ed 10 the extent ol f 1 1 J i The Mull Wnrd Iiiilliitlnir Itself, At a piiinary vhctioii hut ingot in Munroe Hall. entre and IVar! streets, a nest but naughty swindle upon the honest voters Mas attempted. I'ortnnslely the trick was detected and the would tie swindlers wero put to ahtnic. Two sets ot dele gates were voted foi. J list ne Diisllnx's name Headed one list and Timothy lirenii in s tne oiher. hen the blxtn Wsrdera had all voud, the box-was opened and found to connln son llrrnn .n ballots ot er and above the fair count. Anot r poll wss at hi c leit 'I n r. stpft mtii' (nil ipu ol tha tirtst hsadtd by Jusiico Donliug, by MV to 14U lull C0NCEKN1NG WIN N I P E G TJtE COUXTltr THAT l'XYll CRAZY F JCXI AX 8 JtAYJS IXf'ADJSD. Nates ofa Summer JoornovTlie lied Itlter, IMnnltobn, nnd Ihe (Irent Wliinloei Ilnelu Tha 1'cople, the I. mid, nnd tho Cllmulo Thcro Is (.old In the haskntclietvnu, Afier leaving tho HI. Paul ami i'acifio Hail road we were four days drlrlng In stages before wo tciched the present held of navigation on the lted ltlver of the North snd on our return wo were live days. The roads wcro excollenl. Thcv wore all of them over tho prairie, worn smooth by the wheels of waa-ons and coaches, without any other human labor than that of choosing tbo route to be Mlowed, CI course In such a wll 1 country there wre no ho tels where apartyllko onrs, from twenty tn t'drly In number, could be entertained; so we cairicd an ample supply of provisions, and tents and blankets enough to make us comfortable at nliht. It was very Jolly, this tent life, with Its Jokes an 1 stories, tta poetry and prose, Its literary and re Unions controversies. Such a lot of gty, good fel lows as we had Taylor, Ryans, llnwley, Iliomley, Uowman, Martin, Dirtied, and all the rest. It gave ns a taste of real ISoticralt, sleeping on tha ground, fishing nlsht and morning, shooting birds from the stage windows Evans was our crack shot, our greatest fisherman, and our most eloquent critic illscuslng and quoting irom memory lln whole of English and American poetry, and debating, silthnot a moderator, science, politics, morals, philosophy, and theology. In these discussions the great and cood Urota often shone resplendent. Ills favorlto chant Is worthy of quotation: I'll are this tr'p and I'll lire no more, to, ho. tifohf I'ay me my money snd I'll to ashore, A rumored years axo. VYAla law-bine, Jmnt come alanf Vo. ho.he-cA In come Palle with her bontess on. A hundred (,ui ago I wish I was In Mobile her. Yn. ho. he e. A toting cotton no il; a if, A nnnorml years aso. Walk Jaw-h-m-. J uu) cmne along, Yo, ho, nc-oA lu come Sallr wl'h hi r pooTfcs nn. A huuartd n agol For this crrst banquet in ialnt Taul, Yo. ho. he eft Kind friends. e thank on one nnd all, A hundred years nro. Walk jaw-bone. Ji-nny louie aionir, Yo. ho.he oa' In come Bally with her hooteea on, Ahnndndyears scot The lted Itlvor of the North Is an Interesting stream. It Is not picturesque j It Is simply a deep gully, excessively crooked, dng out WTiragti tbotrat rlc. In tho spring Its waters rise to the edges of Its bvnks, and even overflow them; bnt In tho summer they wind along with a current of three miles nn hour from twenty to thirty feet below the level ol the rralrlo throoih which they pus. Tho water Is of a gray eclor from the clay which It holds In solution, Tnero Is on either shore a belt of woods, consisting of willows, Cottonwood, and elms, with now and then an oak. Thns tho appearance 31 the river Is like that of the Missouri, the Ar kansas, ths Tied I'lver of Louisiana, snd the southwestern rivers geucrslly; but among the trees on the banks the eotionwood and willow prolomlnate. Most of this timber la of little value for lany ltirposo, UhtUTa ttwWit fSC-.W) ISMul. "Pot tho si hole distance Irom Dree klnrldse, where the lted ltlver properly teslns, to Wmnlaei.whero It receives the waters of the Astlr.lbolne. to wood grows except along Its shores and those of the cccaslonal streams, most of them nnlmportant, which come into It. This barrenhcn of wood ts tins, we suppose, to the tires that sweep the pralnc in Its wild condition, Wue n It comes to be settled and cultivated these fires wilt no lorger occur, xnd treses and 'orests wl'l spring up In every direction, at the have aire uly done upon tho settled prairies of Indiana and Illinois. The Inteiest of tbo litid Itlter Is geo:raphlcal ami political. It forms a natural connection between tl e basin of Line Winnipeg r.n 1 the exeat central country of Ililtlsh North America. It Is already used for commercial Irsnsportatl in. Two stesm hiMis uaiiaate it, b,a'iua iul n ti is be t Jn-e'u I'oi (sirv, In Manitoba, and the head of n .vlsation In the Unite 1 States. This, ot eonrse, is a movable toint ace r.llnrf to the -uco of water In tlio river. Durlns; hlih water In the sprlnit the boats can ascend totlrecklnrtdje. As the water becomes lower they make their stopping plae at Fort Abercrom tie, next at Oeonetown, and In the lowest staro of water they stop at Frog Point, twenty five miles north of Georgetown. Here the Hudsou's 11 iy Company havo erected storehouses, whllo lane piles of merchandise, oelonninj to pnvato owners, wcro laid along the shore under tarpauiius, waiting to be sliloped. This merebandle s Lamed to l'roi Point by trains of wseens drawn by oxen. Tone wa;ons mafce ten to C'teon miles a dav. Tlielr drivers camp at nliht at any convenient p.unt ah nir tr e river, turning taelr oxen loose to craxe In the prairie. 'Ihe traffic between Ihe colour of Msnl tnbs snd the. I'mlel ktate lens. Ircrmse.t gre-Hly since t.io be;lnnmg of steam natljitlon on the i'."d ltlver. The two boats now enga:cd lu tt hive more than they can do. A good deal ol merchandise which t.icv are net able to take Is shipped ou barret and sent down the river by the current, one or two men being suOl. lent to navlrtte n large. I).ires lor this purpose are brought beck to Trug t'oinl by the steimboats on their luck trips. On these Mrs buth boats go rinptv,exi:ept when the Hudson's Hay Company forwards its annual csreoes of skins. Ut agricultural products Manttobv has as setnuthlug to tend. The time required m make ihe vovnje from Frog Point to the to-sn ot tVir.nlpeg Is gcner-lly about three days, the distance beinc four huudred miles I y water and aliout one hun Ired and fifty la a oirecl line by land. Winnipeg lien Just north ot ths Junction of the Aslnlbulne with the It d It ver, and about fortr miles soutliofLike Winnipeg, The Asslntlxilne Is li e most considerable oClu nt which the lied Illter receives In Its wno'.e course; Ipoeei), It wss formerly rcjtanle l as the prlneipi(. stream. It flows from the west, and with Its or.incVs drains ths prairie through more than ten dugroes of lonjttude. It Is not navigable, however, eteu at I If h water. Winnipeg has grown up around Fort O irrv. the renowned old trading rost of the llud.on's Itav Company. It Is a town of a hundred or more bul'd Ings and six or seveu hundiid people. The tlav eraient of tbo province Is Here, li also contains tie stores of a dot in or mote merchants, who deal with the people ol the rruvlncoanl Willi pod I'lers who make ixeuisions among the Indian irlbes, brineti g bark furs and pemtnlcaii. Thu ii ore Imnoitant of t'io mfrcants Imnort their tools Irom Hugland by way of the U ntul Matos, t'bev pay on all srtlcles an import duly ot lour per out. atl valorttn Tho c st or transportation, amounts lo uhnnl el.ht rents a pound. 'Hi Ilud son's liaj Compwy, however, retains Its supromicy ns the great mertui.i le lrilttullon of the province, and of the whole of Ihe wilu country on the north nnd west. Tl.e omi elllion of private tradem seems to utUct It vri llt'le. if nt all The people oi M hltoUi nr. about fourteen thou sand In ni.mber, accor.liiur to u census ia..en lu 10. Mi l ortlient are half brero-. ileacendunl" ol Freuctimrn and B -otenmen in tl"1 sorvlie of thu Hudson's Hay Company, si. I ol Indian mothers. French is the ret a. line hineuagc airong them, and most ot them are Catholics in re iulon. This tact Is lue In tho devoted eforis of a hojy ot Cathollo rrlistswho, s nce the jear have labored M i. H', nil te ,il eu, tut uuly la t,e h'ln of Lakv WlMiliik, but In thunoie iiih.ap tihle illr irtctsof the Alhnhask i and Mackciule rivers, an I In Hi Cuut'liy toward tho Arelt O-esn 'I heir eC. rts at i m to au t n cpomh d with r. ti. .ikn.lo iici-i o s,w in Von. g sitir.il ot l. me i.ln.n mis.ion .rlis, who g..ie us lui'ch taluahle in oniiKtli w Tiret"is the remote re;'t"iis with trrtcti tl ey aiir itrtnr.Wur. i'nlef v.i.s.iii toeso le Mtr 1..I.0, l.iliuti of (st. ll'i'il ee, nlnno real it nee, witn I li. eatbodral church nnd col'ego (or boys, and a convent whero a number of uistirs of Cbanty conduct the education of girls, s -inilMi ui tie. -i. r i bink of ihe I'ed Hlter. Just "Ptosile t'.e mouth ot the A-oi ibolue. Toe llishop 1... ..tt t -onattilim ra.vit Vtr.n H'lyw nie-.i treat Inlluinee and aulhorlt) In tho whole counlrv i and having rend lu one of the volumes he so kindly gnvo us, entitled Wwjt Aafudt HimIom, the his. teryofthe tolls nna mflerlngs which Lose similo soldiers ol the Cross hat o endured In such a wilder ness, we can we'l tin ter taint that the consideration he now enjoys Ins been jud't acquired, rlnlnly the power lie exrrfl-es, not m'lu'y nmorg tho peo pie of t e tr'Viuio, but ainout soiiti" twen'y iliiltr cut tr.bes ol In.-, ns sea urid about hi every direc Uuu, Is euLreiy buutcul to his Qock, leading al- ways to their moral elovatlon and Intellectual Im provement. Tho Episcopal Chnrc'i also maintains missionaries both In tho province and In tho remoter part", and keeps up educational establishments nnt!cr tho direction of tho Bishop of Itupert's Linil. Tho schools of tho two churches offer means of education to the children of tho country, and through their means the pcop'o enjoy fie bene fits ot civilization and culture. Tnsy oro a well-looking, eood-natnred rnco of men, laro and powerful In frame, lucllnci to be rloshy, with black hair nnd dark complexions, betraying ths Indian mixture la their blood. Tho women aro graceful nnd pleas In;, many of them beautiful nnd accomplished, Tho prevailing language Is French, snd tlio almost universal occupation ngriculturo. lids used to be mixed with hunting; until with in a few years tho majority of the popula tion wcro lu tho habit of going out aller buffaloes every summer, and supplies of dried buffalo meat fotmcd nn Important part of tho provisions of every household, but tho buffalo no lonccr approaches within striking dlstanco of tho colony. Iho lted rtlver rebellion of ISCD-'TO followed closely upon the transfer of the sovereignly of tho country from tho Hudson's nay Company to the (lovernment of the Canadian Dominion. Tho Hud son's Hay Company bad been In possession there for about a hundred years, snd tho lied ltlver colony, founded by Lord Selkirk, had crown up undor the authority of the Company during nearly sixty soars. Tho first disturbance In lbC'J was causod by fie arrival ol tomo Canadian survcors, who sate out that tho whole provlnco was to be laid out nnd sold anew without regard to land titles derived from the Coinpsny, or to any rights of occupancy belonging to settlers. This created great excitement, espe cially as It was believed that the rellxtoa of the ma jority would also be struck at. This causo pro duced tho rising, headed by Louis Kiel and sup puled by most of the people. Tula rebellion does not appear, however, to have po"tsed al sny tlmo any considerable Military tlrercth. Out of the fourteen thousand people In the province, It would probably be possible lo raise fllteen hundred lighting men; but as they had no military experience, onanliatlon, or resources, h-.d nover been habituated to any sort of flirhtlnz, snd wero more than five hun lnd miles from any torelgn assistance, their Insurrection was never very formidable In a military point of view, besides, tbo Canadian Oovernmcnt dealt with them In a moneralo and Judicious manner. It organized the colony as a separate provtuco of the Dominion, with boundaries including all tho sotllemeuts npon the lied ltlver and the Asslnlbolne, glvlne to Ihent a ret resentatlon ol two members In the Seaato ot Canada and four members In tho House ol Com mons, provldlnz for a local Legislature of two houses, one of twelve members and the other of tweuty-fuer, requiring both the English and French langusges to be used In the records cf tho Legisla ture, continuing for the period of t'.rco years the rate of import da'les already exlstlne and provid ing for tho payment b) tho Domthtuii to the prov ince of about sixty thousand dollars a year for tl.o support of the Oovernmcnt nnd the Leglslatnre. Tho most Important provisions of Ihe act, however, wero those relating to land and land tiles. Alt freehold grants previously made by tho Hudson's Bay Company wcro to be confirmed by the .Crown, as wero also titles bs; occupancy with the sim Hon andendcrtho allowauce of tho Company. All persons In peaceable possession of land In those parts of tho rrovlnco In which the Indian titles had not become extinct were also to have the right of pre emption. Illghts of common and tho rbtbt of cut ling bay, held and enjoyed by the settlers, wero to he commuted for by trains from the Crown. In ad dition to all till", one million four hundred thousand acres of land moro than one-tenth of the whole area of the province were et apart for the benefit of tho families of hall-breed residents, to be divided by the Lieutenant-Governor among the children of bsll-breeds on such condi tions as the Oovcrnor-Oenerat mlzht determine, these protlslons conceded cverylhlug that the colonists demanded, and with the pata;e ol the act tie rebellion ended. The little mllltar) expo lltlon winch had stirted from Thunder II iy on Lake r-u-p nor so uc lime before, leached Tort Oarr.-, alter considerable hardships, on Aug. ti, 111. and luund no euemv. Ths Dominion Government were no lest udl lous In selecting the authorities ot the new province than In framing lla charter. For Lleutensnt-Uovernor they 1 chose Mr. A. O. Archibald of Nora Scotia, a mau ot tfreat dignity, experience, and Ju Igment; and If any remalntof disaffection hadexlated, he has long s.nre extlncnlshed them by his discreet, conciliatory mimLies. Indeed, the only dtssallslactlon that cau now be found in the province Is among the ultra loyalist-, and especially tho dicbnr.'".l Canadian volunteers, who complain thai the Covernor ha surrendered himself too mitel to the Cnthollc hsl. I reed party, and that the whole policj of his ad ministration Is In their Interest. 'I l.'e atme com plaint Is made aealnsl Mr. II. J. Clarke, the Attor-nev-Ocnenl. la fact, he Is the chlfohjoct of Cana dian animosity in Mimtooa, and a most hitter Dirty spirit Is displayed against htm. Hut as It is not alleged that the I.leutensnt Oovcrnor and the Attorney-General have goue beyond tlio bounds of their authority, or have either said or done any thing which could De construed Into dWoyalty to ward llrttl'h power, the feelini agilnst them seems to be an unubstantlal excitement rather than a well grounded opposltmu. Hie farms here are confine-1 to ihe shires oftbe As alrlbolne and the Had river. As on l is St. La-vreuee, It, Castern Canada, each farm In' a narrow Iroutaze upon fio water and extends hack for a distance that must sometln.es be Inconvenient. The reason of this Is that 11 Is only from the rlters that water can bo easily obtalue I. T her Is scarcely a single well In tho whole of Manitoba. Tnose who have attempted to dig wells havo found the bed of c'..ay underljlnt the prttr e o deep th it the expense of Piercing It Ins exceeded their cour ige. Hat the soil In tbo hick country Is quite is fertile as that by the uataraldx. aaj n irutmirtitio'i roipes in snd settle ments extend, tho diCUulty of dlg'lug wells will hate to be otorcome, The winters here do not seem lo vtry mneli from thoso of .Minnesota. I ndouhtedly the cli.nfe Is a severe one, but it is not ituheaU.iy. T i j principal crops are wheat, oats, barley, and potatoes; and no .nr fields weio never secu uni where than those or M.tnlt"ba In Auziiit. Ol neotssiiy tho wheal ts all sown In tho spring, but It is sai l to be as well filled and as solid as tho bosl winter wheit. Wo were flown Holds where they told ns fio yield would be torty busncls to tbo acre, and whero lor more than twenty years nothing bat wheit hal heon crown and these nobis have never been manure t. Indeed, .a gieat dlfllculty with tho Manitoba f.aimers It lo not lid of thu manure ;und the method must fro quuiitly adopted seams to be to move thu barns uwiy from II '1 he wluli r here begins with November and ends about ll.o ml td'e of April. The ue'v ts not very ,h en and is p.i'.tftly dry, so that tha cattle nnd hoi mm turned loose upon the pratno with no shel ter except that of the wools nloug tho wuter courses find no difiiculty In serjilng it iway with Ihulr lout lu order to net at the crass. In this wai the nil run Is thrive dil'ing tho winter, and are hiou.: it In for uto Willi theuiwrnug of tho sprint In ,t much better cunaiilon than when they wero luriiv t out In tho i uiumn; nnd yet during tile whole time thut tney arc lelt out the thermometer average nbout Monti ileeiees below zero. Like Winnipeg nut only receives the waters or the K 1 l r r.rd tn? A-.t.iilo.,.ue on tHo sodlh, bl. ttsithipeg oa the cast ai.d t!.e baslu'c'. iwuu n is aOluents on tne wt'l. Too lake Itself Is niiout minis lung, ..ii -1 from llt'jM miles wide, sl.s'lov.er than the otner greit hikes, but capa ble of invljiitli.ii. lu outlet is Ihrunrh Nel son's river, which connects it nlln II. I son's lliy. The visi bnii of wneli It forms the leeervoir I ditidcd front llflu.Ii Columbia by Iho ftocky .Mountains on tha west, nud from Can idn on the east by tbo almost linpissiblo wl der mis of tho Laureiitljuhlll that extend Irom Like Superior north viirdly; but on the south there Is no natural hairier between Its plains and those of the luded Slates, Hundered from all tho rest -ef- are world -by Important teesrajihieal oi structlons, I hero Is llotliir.c to tteparute 11 from Miuiicsoti, Dakota, mid Montana. Ihe prairt Is the same on one side of the boundary linn as on Iho other; and the more the country Is opene I tu Immigration mid settlement, llie more Intimate its relations with tho I'nlled Stales must pecome There Is talk of a lsllu.nl on tlm uoilli of Like Superior from Canaiti; but tne expense ol run s rncllni! such a nnd would be enorm i s an. I II must ulwajs le iuii at ii lis lyy loss, On the olhsi baud, the railroad sisliui of las I nlled hisivs Mill undoubtedly be extended Into Manitoba wltnln ths next two years. Ths trade of the province will follow this convehlont chacne', Just as It now fol lows the stow nnd lmpor'cct steamboat navigation of tho lted ltlver; nnd Iho sjmpalliloi of tho peo ple will go wiih their commerce. Tho most Interesting questions ccnno.tc.l with this country are thoso of avhat Is called tho Iso thermal lines and tho fertile belt. Tho fa-t Hat good crops ot wheat, barley, and oats sro ralcd at I'orl Oarry, In latitude BO dot. 30 mln., nearly threo degrees north of Quebec, show s that tho climate In this ro 'Ion Is more favora ble than In other parts of Amorlea undtr tho samo parallel. Scientific writers upon climatoloiy tell us that the mean summer temperature Is about Ihe same at the mouth of the Asslnlbolne as at Milwau kee, and that this line of oqud mean temperature, ascending northward ns It proceeds toward the west, roaches tho parnlls ol CI deg. 3d mln. N. at about 101 degrees west lontilude, In the drserlpllons of loose writers tho whole region south of latltudoM degrees, bclweon the Itocky Mountains and Lake Winnipeg, Is not only suitable lor cultivation, but can, almost all ol It, grow enormous crops. Tbore can be no doubt that these statements are In a measure Iruo. Though ths eandy wastos of the American desert spread out north of the frontier, very much of the British territory Is exceedingly fertile, and In successful years good crops can be raised, But, a'ter all, the climate appears to be far front an advantageous one for agriculture. All through tho season frosts are liable to occur; and even at Fort (iarry, WJsre wo saw gardens with promising shows of pets, beans, beets, parsnips, carrots, and other vegetables, we wore told that they weie qulto llablo to bo destroyed by unexpected cold. In Uov. Archibald's garden at Silver Heights we saw- speci mens of beans that had been replanted utter being killed by Ihe frost, with others that had escaooJ by being sheltered and It waa thought a doubtful ques tion which of the two would turn out the belter, Mr, McTavlsh, of the Hudson's Bay Company, told us that abcut the middle a! July, dl22lnc to a deptu ot four feet for a drain In tho neighborhood of Fort Oarry, he found thu grouud atlll fioxen so that the fertile belt, with all the attractions attributed toll by enllmslistlc visitors. Is still not a perfect paradise for tho larmer. Nevertheless, the tsct that a colony of 1 1.UUQ souls has grown up here w itaout the stimulus of Immigration and lulircourto with the outside world, proses that Ibis part of North Ame rica Is abundantly captble of supporting a largo and prosperous population. Nol merely the taller of the lted Hirer, bnt the whole of the Winnipeg lmln la compel atlisly destitute of wcod, anil that which la luund Is, none of It, of a very good quality. But cosl Is abundant on Ihe upper waters of the baskatehewan, ind there can be uo doubt that valuable minerals will a'so be discovered In smple quantities. Several sslt strings have been found In Manitoba, and there are Indications that salt wells might be sunk In almost any put of tha province with the certainty of an sbconding return Id bU vjoabls ff (tie tw li Xordouttt tit VAtutrtqvt, Illsi.oo Tacho Informs us that gold Is frequent In the upper branches of the Kaakulcbcwan. Father Do mct told Gen. Hancock that the Catholic missionaries hat e long teen aware ot the existence of this precious metal In quanti ties along tto trutera of this great stream; bnt they have cot reported the fact because tbey did not .wjsn a crowd of .rnlnlnj tmmlrraus to Interfere with the rullxious progress of their aboriginal flocks. No doubt the valleys of this Important river will In time be more pofulous with miners than they have ever been with the wandering hunters who bate brought Irom there the furs and skins that have made tte Hudson's Bay Company rich and prosperous. Meanwhile the fur business, though diminished from Its former great proportions, Is still extensive and profitable. Tl.o aaount of furs now received by the Hudson's Bay lompany Is not known; but the whole receipts Irom the Winnipeg Us n end the country along the Arctic Ocean, east of tl e Itcckv Mountains, In 15C3, six years siuce.aru exhibited In the fnl'ow log tabic berrowc-it trom tbo psget of Ills cop Ta-1 i i r- neti-s i e- t: s- i r-1 a sji j r.Miil ifif HeKsestn llls.r UI 19 0 m .I...I.... Ainahasaa I...' fel 10 .llaua hnilllll KlV.r Si Stu 1. l ..I SSs SI. cuuocr'sad fi, li si., am lton... Saskatchewan I0J Ml tf, 41 lHsJI 8031 flw.ii Hirer IB lit SO1 awn ens'. lied ltlver iltJi .04 in: 111.. 18)1 MS1.1SI Itsinyl.sk- in "Al l'lkeltlvrr I tl lM T....I..I 7JI I. ..I.... Ycrk Factory Ill, 4i... i 8 U1M 11115 To'oL. Ml Jill I'diMiljMttjTiJs 7ix im i 1 g fi1 1 DBTMCW. S I 3 S 5 S I ri 'f' h M i Mtkrus e Ultcr l,"j6 "IT. IB. SHI M'l Athaoaska sl.... 16 3511 l.i, ii. I. n Inter 3. llv 1.9 8, ii 41.0 rumnetlantl 8 V its a WIS e u kntkaicaewnn.,.1..1 ?I M. .'In.. ..I s; Its tlsJ1 nil swsnltiysr Hi Jioo n.ti, in iv.w. Ilea ttivir 6' in WW1 !1J ion.' I iocs, lUinyLake I.. I as, Ki e)ti 1 s lifttl mo 1'iRo ll'Vtr h? Ill 1J' I aW K f,.S York Factory... ts 01 l l 9&'....' m Ml1 T;st Tctal o Tta aixw ai .sav itai wsi Tons, k; I; I; f f I; S'S DIoTKItiTS. I r I S f 1 t H j;f i j r hiil MeKens'e Hive, ins ewe no '...I ,s Aloatimas tn s;'o im r, is Knelish Itiver ft... lup.'i fits Hi II I uni erlan.l tsu, liM ia s. 1, Sup i. .tskaeoeukU lirtl im II) ..tie- 40 swsnlttr ii" mi WJ Sit ll.l it ISe.1 ltlver AM- filers 411 It t it tats 5: ItalnyLake Jtl".' S.M IKS St.... 3 like River rra t.'i 10l i st 51 lork Kiicurr 6114! wii us 46SS ..i 4 ;o U-i T Total OVt liajit iTl ii li W tie 381 Latterly some hunters have adopted the system of poloiilng the bait in tlielr traps with stochnlne. By'fTii's means they are't'ery successlul In taking game, and the skins when brought fur sale are to nil nppearances as good as irthe animals were captured In the usual maimer; but after a while the fur lulls cIT irom tl e t fleets of the olson. Thc)le!d oflurs for the present year lias ulo been gle.itl) diminished b the existence of small-pox among man) of the Indian tribes; and on Ibis uccount the Conipaii) bullied up a quantity of furs which, If free Irom Infection, would havo been worth a great deal of money. Of course the coming In of gold-hunters aim agricul tural settlers, whenever It occurs, must considera bly diminish the number of wild animals In tl.o countr) and tho quantity ot furs; but alter clvlllza liou l.ns tloiie Us inmost, tbcro will still remain an Immense portion of tl.o continent wulcb must for eter be a range for wild beasts aud tlslted only by hunters. As ycl. however, there Is yery little Indication of sneh uu addition to the population of Vnnitobi and tl.o regions l etond, although coneh'erui le nt'orts have been mudo buth by tie French and the Eng lish parties In the province to strengthen themselves in lint war. I'robably the whole Immigration or isto will noi amount to five hnndied sonl-. The name of M inltobn is of I oHtin Bishop TarhfS s that It Is a corruption ot the word tmnilonapmt. signifying the Hit .its of Ihe llreat Spirit. According to htm, tne nume was first applied to a rapid In the Dsnphln river, hetw ten I.-ke St. Martin snl Lake Winnipeg, where Ihe savages believed that the turbulence of tho w ler was due to toe pr once ol the firent spirit. Hio) namo ts proiionnc d with the omph il on the last si liable, as tt It were wrltlt-n M.initi-bah, The nine peculiarly of prornn l.itlon belongs to the names l'emM nn and Ath ibas.ka, both ol which are similarly i rmiouiic. d, like Mackinaw, with the em phasis on thela-t syllible. ltletii'lioii lluliiiiuiiii lor I in- .Mnvoi iiliy ot Hi unUlt li. The lion. Will'sin K. i!olimsoii' fu.'iuls sre nuini'ious and iiitite in uriieg Inm Mr t'-e Muv o altt ol Brooklyn. All the wsr.t bite hi1 1 meet wics and are orasnlai' I in his lavor To night a pti ue oust uu cling is I i he held m Brookl' li Hall, M) lie st ,ue. nesr l-l ton s i, ,.i. st wlile.i Ulstr it Attorney Morris. Dsn. f I" II n. I "tbi r In-IliiKiill-il fiii-us of Br.ioitlMi w I sk t''''is. IU phi nnd Mi Mill hi of Tte "'.t Hie II in. Jauii s M. I avaiuiijhoi Montana. fe s.-o eteecte I .1 ifl I. 11,'liillio llmllia. .Iiistlco Mi'tluitv of the Siiveiilh l' sliict, anil en al othi'l xeiillenii'il sie Itklul enei sslic sli ps 1 i.sHid lee i iiniik sol ii'li. us lor the tllucsco sulti'ieis lu.'i hel.l a niasa met Hug lust ct nine Itelnrit ol .Imlee l.oete. .In.lkC KiTil. i i. W L.ii'w arrn.'t m tlui citv ti Ir.e.ai in l.ie A'tMt I'll s Ills t. nt 11 tit o 10 o 1 ,es, su.l k tei Msjerllad ailopp.'IIU lilt) lo liul'i stu the CvuivUoL.i, TIIE ENGLISHMAN BEATEN. ASlinVIlY TAKIXti A OOOn LOOK Ai ii; vui.i miiia's NTr.its: The CneUnrr Ynclilnian's Ooneclf Token Ont ol llltn-l.iir.t Waller Cnmobell Crest fallen-Tlio .lor orihc Amerlenne, The first ot tlio seven races to be sailed le- tween the Livonia and the New York Yacnt tl6 tj representttive was aalicd yesterday oyer lbs re- f gatta conrso. The weather was ploasant, with a f northwesterly breeze, but hardly snfflclent for a j thorough test of the speed of the yachts. Tne Com- I mltleo steamer, William Fletcher, with the Commit- I tee, Mr. M. II. Crlnnel!, l'htilp Hehuylcr, It S. Hone, f Bhevpar.l Oandy and A. Mlutorn on board, sc- companled by a few frlan Is and tho representatives ol the press, snllet Irrtn the foot of Hr rossrs street at OA. M. forQaaran'Ine landing. Iron wheie tho yachta were to tt irt. tin coictinu a!n uvokis 4 were drawn op In line between the stakebost anS the Qasranllne dock. Tne Scprho was also cruls- J log around, lo case she should he called upon, bnt I ane had to reserve her mettle for another dar, as I there wss not enough breezo lo lull her. The Com- I rnlttso shortly after their urrlval steamed a'on;sld J the Columbia and Informed ftenr-Commodore Os. good that bis boat bad been selected for that day's race. Ten or twelve steamers lay around, InclaJlnc 1 the I), It. MnrUn, Arrowsmlth, Anlelope, Matenta, Amerlcus. Sea Bird, Andrew Fletcher, and Oilve ll.xer. The nchts Sapnlio, Mailr, A Ir Addle, Oracle, Coquette, Tidal Wave, Fleur-J"-I,ls, Tare- lintn. and Madeleine were also cruising nro md. I T ho course was from nn snchnrate west ofa fltg- host anchored near tne tjutratillne Lauding, lo ihe J redennbnor, wet of Houlhwest spit hnov No, 10, K passing It to the west and south, thenco to the. Sandy Hook llghlshlp, rounding it to tho northward and eastward, returning over the same course, pass- trig to the east going and returning -ot all too buoja in the west htnk, viz.! Nos. IS, II, nnd 9, and lo t. westward of th? flitboat stationed near the Quarsuilne Landing, S. I. TUI START. The tide was at the first of the ebb. and the wind J about noith est. Eiur.tlilne now being l i raaul. nets, nt lU.33thoC9 nu.ittee towere Itseir sitnd dig, j' nnd ttecuniestan's preoircl to get tin ler way. Uom i of the yachts had their mains til, toresali. and gin toosalls set. At 10: IJ a whistle was blown 'r m the cumulttee steamer us a signal to start, nnd Doth yachts began tt run ud fielr jibs. As the w in I was nearly dead aft, ueltner ol tnu two had any deil led ndvintoge over the other The Columma had ths votklde position, the Livonia being Insids. Lord Wa'.tur Campbell accompanied Commodore Ashbury In tno race. Thu Columbia was by far the quickest setting nn. der way, and Haloed et least two minutes at lit sl.irt, an advantage which she steadily tiupruved, and utf Fort Klc'ju-oud she was about fuur mlnuteg aboid. Alter the Llvorda hail passed snd got ol little away i from the land, she bc.uli to Improve l.er si.reJ, snd seemed to be gaining alltlle on the retr sematirt of A nerlra, tl was only, bottcter, lor t tnomtit. as It soon became et Idsut that she had very LITTLH CIIAXCB WITU THS COLUUDU. A Urge fleet of yach'.a nc ompaiited the competlcg jtctts round the court and the Mi.b..;ua iai AM Wuva did soaio very good avera e silling. Wi en the Columbia came up lo the sauthwel Spit sbe louud all tue Heel contregstod round that scot, and t..er gave bur a hearty n-- ;umo as sue llbsa a over her boom anJ atarfd nfT toward Sandy Hoot point. The Ltvonla teas .ilso saluted In an encusr- ,i annimaunrrwl.cn she c-ihie ue snl started alter the Columbia, llie yachts touuued the buuthweat fj Spit ax follows: i Columbia UI. 0 Livonia i The Columbia kept along very steadily on her 1 l-(M' t; tt 11 jk,. h:i.li i tt. w.isit'.'a: UH'.e K w.n.l. larel) euough to keep all cauv.iss lull. The Ltvnla came on In her wake, but was evldsnt'j lonig ground, although every now and then sbs M woolJ eaten a little pud that woulJ urtiig ner up a H oitiu luster, but as It died nway sbt. v.ou.d urup A oaek once muro into her original pusl'iuu. 1-e IJ race became by this tune 'i a rontooMg co.ici.cjto, aswl'.hiuch smooth water it would be rext to a fj ImposslbllUV for Iho Livonia to catca ibe "lu obis, I r nswllhouta bead sea t'la latter cn stand as much I wmdtaiiuvjaciilatl.it T.iere w..s no n run I, ot any particular in'erett ou the suli to tne light- shlu. as the wind was tery light and pnlty. ine Columbia, howeter, kept steadil) linpruv.ug her lead, and was gradually dropolng llis Llvoina -tern. As the Columbia came up towardthe l.ttt-lnn the jibed over ber boom and came up ver slowly as tne wind was uear.v dead sf.. Soiuo eig.il or tea sie.uncrs wero congregate I ruuod the llelitsUio, and scattered thiough them were ten or twrclvsi ysc) t, all WAITIHO 111 SgK 1 1IU 1CK. The e'.dum: ta came up ant im'lel up on fie star bu.rl tack as tie ion de in: sue i good iis.il 'a-ier with a I r..w ng. Tie I. vonn caoie up anout it quarter ol an hour later, mid haul tnj up close, lodowed situ the Columbia, 'tnsi jcIhs rouudtd as loliows Columbia lit"' I.ivon-s... V..:. ..I:3 As they started home-nrd hound each yac'it w.s fatored with the usual mad bead coneu ol lesm whittles, guns. bcl. A: The Commblt sippet away very last nnd he.d good wiud. puluuug iiD better t an the L.tonla. woo was ev deatly u'lt ol her element In this ll.ht breeze. Iho lo.umbls made a lomt stretch on the s'.arboird laek. anil stood on until she was within two notes ol mio,. t when, at 2:11, she went noont and ran aline the coast un the port tack. I'ne Liyonlt dl I nol m k a. sucli a long stietcli, sua lacked at 3:17. 1 ti- t lum bu kept .teadily nloug cu tne pori tacit u i ..i s j! distance oast tt'e llock. Taen she tac. I o i 15, and with tery good judgment, as s ie wero t e sandy Home point tctf clevr y, u 1 n ni.li S'llij, wnen s.ewent aaout ou Uo !uK ,,t ptdnt.-d tr to ins socrnwisT srir. The Livonia tacke I agmu at 3.:4, j iI la shore; out alter making a n-i.n she w.i.i i ti.( i on tack alSiSt. uiiu-niito a ..llc.c.i: n. .a x to enable her to weather in llt.ok urn mi". t lacked aiSilJlSO. nud alter succus.ia.iy aeio.iiol.si n, i! that ol.lei t. stood o.i about n i.i.s, and i ,o- ins uu tue puit tsck at 3:31. headel up lo Ui s L west fpit. In tt.o m.nn lime this Cm.ii. ia .4 A eoiue up lo Ihe Soulhwisl Siplt witu a lit. i. u. sa, SB ,,nd .a she went by sn I pant olla liltU' wee., i 'f ws uoingtwo polnis ufl the .t ind, she pr, -.it i A DCAt'TirtL NtlTICAk rlCTiae. The Columbia was very c et i rly ban lit I "rice this race, and tajl Cmn-ltv',, and bis w 'I i nut they wero suslaiuiiig ths lio.,ur ol ui Nw Y..1 Y.cht Club, llio I.evou a was a I i.t u e. 1..MH up In fact, the t onuuitiee c.nl. -U i. r her, us taey wire deairnus of b l) a' ij.i.r-n. tuio In time to take tlio arrival of th- i lumnii. Ihe )..chls patod U t ..Ut'iwust Sitlt us 1 1. ui Co.umb.a ;iO:U Livo la J-f The prolets l.oine ol Ihe Coluui'.i se ..kSI grsinl Uiumplial msrrh. as ho was see. nips. ...I ''1 a large Heel ot siuiiuei ud jcI.is oi in i des cription. li.e Nauowk louae 1 tierleci., 1 1 "'KeJ with soiling emit, "I i -eij kb d walling Ij st. at the 'timer "amp v nvi .Meanwhile li.e Livonia wis moving .tlo'ij ill veil steady, sedate pate, hut witloui thu ..i.etl LopesotC.Ulllllktipwililierfli-eiitdtci.au Ibis laco Wks it la,.- tit of yuinni. n a luM brixae, uiid iu a wi la.rpioc'oi Iik mi ..iur..y o, tue iiltt tli-aft AUSIIICAN ekMUS-IIOAKn lACHIi in comparison wit i tl e keel utehl T o 'i.-'i draft oiwuter makes a woudeiiui dilferem e w u-n tin m Is only a llgut oitezj.ts a i rupeiiiur pawer, while, lie fril, haying iwelte loet ot keel to Uraj; t.iriiilgli t iu waiur is a decidud disadtuiita.e 1 ..s uluinbla eutured thu N irruws ab oil 4' si un I fe ting into the land lockt l luui r harbor tue wind it ed .twsy consideraule, mid trie stauaenutl I.e. bot.l, Tt.o Livonia. hotvet'i.r. dia aot apu-ar t 0"' m much better outside, and was only just nol nn. i r owu. As Ibe Coluinbt.a caste up lo.tar i in -isku Loal thu Amerlcus aiarud Til K WELCuuiNa rett'isr hi r,l.'. in.- li Is and wl,ii.uiB s nu't'n .i dl ine oihtr slt.iu.ers, ah' ui 1 1 i.e i, m i, i I- luwtij suit. He Al"l"W l'.e.l.erl.. v, ..II lioternnieiit powiUr. an I ton luasaiij lu-i vmces tv.led. As the Liiimia di no amy- u.itil nen i hit an hour hiier. tl.o muK'iau Ii I li1 i. i ti peratr, si.'l Imtin a.i.o I lli.-lr siniti I witiii too Kiikn.ii tiMior wns -l-.i iiiaa.ged o. i 1 u.j ..ir- U10I1J. T. IO..OWIUA l I ultl.i tl .1 ue .1)111 If altl'l 7,l i iVfrl, c-ttJn..'r;"W'.".!': 4.::-.' situ ..u ',a:'uu.V.,"'.''"'.t.: t 1 It; the shove lub e it wi.t be seen that the t'olnm- 1 hm 'itins the rs-e bf Kim. Is. It. second ol ths sinesnf rices Is to be sal' r.tii Wtdnesday, oter a coutae tAutr mi. 's to wn.iw.ud aid return, sir mg irom -..i,. "o 1 gifship. The Co'uiabUwIll probu d) s'arl ng i J if t'.cie is not a bet see. Tlollina nt I leentouil I'nvlv. at tona tup. Oillt heal. U va.oi J.din Murphy.bik.m !i nn J. eiwner, B, g. Tra, htii. a llllltt .1 I illj't Second r'C-Ole I up, er iratns to r i rs, it. Urliobiris, ha) ioa.ii t...tl..U.it.mui i I' r I r.ies P.o k t ul inde heats lu w i M llran n to Kate I J ticl, .it", a. hi 1 1 A elue.l. g. I'd.) II tl. on tuue.. O.J.K. -.a.. Fourth rscslofEtliglou Atmus I'm'.e i j l, I d U'lS, S.lgsr Udell, h, f. Pun 'er' er... ....til list i.. r. g. I.ockswsi ll.l'k A Udell, b. xn. leaser 1 J,V msi Fl th rsceSttevpsiakvs $i.ii; im'.eh. 1 In A. in hsrmsss. It t-,tmis, I. g, Or) K.t.lif J. ki lam, o. ni rti r, n I. ti Tl.CMtt.s.g. Hick.) "lllue-,,1.-, i t1' TUoinii. .1, I HVlHiri's 'lleei'.sor, I Al.lt'niiHU llt'i.rt U.i'iiuaii was I n. in ii.ii. 1 -it. i i i 1 i i a t. t a i' t H t A,l. f I cs.te tue luimau) uc a1 iai."U,

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T I THE SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1871. """"H ifl nr. Ah r.sTATP. MorEMr.xit. Al Ik Eichanse tilearoom yetterday, Holler. Tfule Co 'old tinder the hammer the honae tnd lt, at f'iit ISCih ttreet. to T. II, Frrow lor f J,000. The arttniiiinit houie.i;!, u taken By K L. Meld rrCIl anl n bv John Illnxhim lor 13.090, Hi,' ,i i on i iir n rih ude of I illr-ririt trc 1. 10 feet ii. vcuii etcuur, mil bouaht by Jauiea Vi estoa I r f i'" ri t .on A Miller tint e larte title of vll'a ploti on tim n .lanci matt tt Youkeit to-dty. See tdveritie. l t el 1 Ai i"iy be I'en by ndvirlliement, B. I'. Oslen will I t or the people'! I ollege jnoprrty I i. icni l.o, kiand rountr. N. Y on Tnniadiv I i i i k, i I r the eprcial lialu luay be ODUlaea of i Li imui u. w auctioneer. Tin- tlniintrr l'lr Inanrnncr Compnnv. V. mil fevorit timet taken occailon to commend I i of unilci writlnt m conducted By tbll iter I a watt reliable, and lllk'rnllj. manned Coiiipv ir The terrible ord-il of the t h cato calamity, the t. mi deelructive to tlio underwriting Interest! crer t wn. III! demonmaled Inu our comneniatlone acre Jnat, and ttitt the "llinovrr" It relltble under ny cjncelvible eoolln'encv. Steitna Crprtil. t.ir I The Fall itylei In Hlk lute r a marvel tt Unity. Knot the trieran bailor, forner or moid, war and Fulton ttreet, tint them m I the perfection t iltle m. l quality Call tnd examine men bclore mjioi eltetbcre rJ.IA.WlAL AAlt COM31KHCIAV. Mompit, Oct. 10 I'. M. The opening day of Iha week bit not been characterized by tny of the Iciturea thit nude latt week to prominent, tnd a tiaual otue rver onacrjtialnted with the trlckt that hive mail! the Ali-SIn of the ttreet to f.imooi, would hive rcatcely realized tne ftct tbtl (he calm aa I pliotd fjee to-day were only few dirt ago JhmrtoJ nU"i the frantic trltntcei of panic. Tbt icnon of the binki, of ollirr monetary Initltotloni, ol the trincii'al hnutcs In tlio etrect, of the broken In i iclvea 1 aa been cominrnilable, and baa doubt ii averted nny Ictther mnlr, and It l thought I nil fcenceiorttard ILe rruwtb of confidence will In-re.-e. Tit future of the monejr market now holda inn aaeiuiviti of fluauiul crdM. Ilelue Ibe lite calamity the t'hlctjo bankt wero t a rule our creditor, tnd bid bal ance! hero footlne up about t I.000.UIO. h If not llkel) iha' tbevo liiilalun will be entirely checked ig.. n't at pri'ten', a tho rliki hola by Katern In enranee eompanlet. tntind oi lirlnc rtn Hied direct to Chloru, will bo depiKllnl here, t.nl Hie crop lunTcmrut at the liiomn.l will elan oporatt to trial iffi' l. When the work of rebulldme Imucoar riTm to a omt riiulr,n.- II, thvii EatUrn Citltal wl.l 0ow vrrr ireelr In thftt dliection, and moio liiin kuOIc mil toiurn tno It debl lne In the other dJullon Hut our bjiittt lure ibnan a wlllmc tin to nionJ to the callt of their Wttteru breth ren, and hi h bu to rlnt to thv l.ill bank I'ati jirnl to rtu'ei.rt thlt t rum. At In the pait tjij hare l.ili j in mcuinz the Muc lYirrtvt f-oci tM.Tcr t nwt lr-r la the firure will they ao ihapn their courre a 10 .rut one Hi nicrcanlll circles. Hie bulnet in in way tnd mipcel.aiieout ahaift baa bieu com p t ,i tr'j liil't md witioiit eilt'ineni. Tne mar In i opiM .t much lota coiiOdent than at the cloee on h "in iv Out qiilritli atreucthened under fiee pnr rn'ii, t'JtjR id icll of) about midday, rom Wutc.i i r .nii uoieworlht rally. The market In tie i v:, f r.d iloed weak al ab ut tin I m i-t 1 1 .r. He day. The leadlci ttocka dealt in n N.iw Vork Central, I, iko Miore, Ohio and M "i It," K llud,l.ic Nortliweiirrnt. I'anflo M i..mlH"rn I'nlnn. With regjrJ to the lit I. t h ..ru.,1 tb.it tny tterllDK luaa bat bvtn i. 1 1t r tft- I'oinoanr. i h .pi, i rt to-dr t mpathired wfnthe fin i i n vi tL" l.'M uon tiiarket, and aa feenrtllea ad i jh, 1 1 i"i gmd iorilned l.ere from 111 to 1I3'. t'.' e oeirir a"ied bv the talra oi lcrei;a .ij.u-L ti.'.iuvui.'JauLjXa '"1 VrrTr-il n ri.n.e I ic itici.iie. Iioweter. broosbt oieratluna 1 1 -i I.'niiton .iid N,'W V rk to a doid- oi k for n"irr crer god trir rat" ere 4 to 7 cent. I .,f i .ill '.nn at the Onld Eici tnire llaiik were ",-1 '.u rii'd bnUncea. l.fiai.SM and curroney laiiiiri, l 3,6,0, 'Ihe Quotktioua were at lol i a t 'f ISMA M.. lit 13DP.M IIS14 t u 'A M 11J 1:10 i'. M.. .ll.S JI'JI 113, F r n rxihuio 4i weik at Ho cluee, anj i iidi)i iil it ant 1 u. low aa 1H. ri.e annual fci nt o' the Hold llacn inie t"ik p ace to lar I I a r'Mrt ol th I r .aa rr trowa tti it the re,-eint r .in jr ir wer.' f 1 expebdiinrwa (l'l.iVw "1, ii I hi .'i, nn Land $!M oSA 70. The Ool.l It ,om o da) tiluiited a rcaolution Uxiuc the rate or broe rn.K ai l M I itiseeii broken, and 1-10 tor outil .era. An) t i.'U.iort of tins rule ai to b puulf bed wltn fu and u.panatoti. rh mmey n araet wai actlre, and there wa (oi i n-r.itle irreteuru to borrow, t-aiuo broker Ir in cou.uilio i to pir roiiiiulxlun-i of 131 to S "I one rer cnt.. but Urat-claM borrowcrvra ero i imimo uii-d t 7 IP cent, cold and currem y. I'ei, i. i.me mqn ry 'or mnner lo co Sjuln, au l am ird of n n t'lion went tu I'hlcaito to-day. l l.o 'tl'iiiia tcr diti oact to the banica to-dar were ar;e, and u e u-.i.k-tlmw a coTimindaBle wIlHne lk t 1 t. .i a. ii'.nli rlt.aaa tf'n.ra!,, nt H, ey i i a ..in. :.i Dn-d tcry in tor.nl U In ihf eir'it 9n rii-e hua.iieaa -ioU uaTe.io'd at Utoli V "nt (ovcrnmcnt bonJa ware atrone In the m""n'nx. under the pur Inn of Hit- tor"lii b ,ck but later the auarp decline In sold put a c er. to opera tion, and nuotitmua t lei, lei, cloamt aleadr. Henry Clewa dr Co.. a J Wan at., report at l. M J, Attft., if a. Jitu t u ejr (a ni'j in .o rez J.t J iu 113 it -i ra 15 rfl (..iei, ,fj. ofti...i,. n at ii. conn ,.t.tS lif'vio. coan t.'V 111 ir. y.t.viu .ic, -io. 'w, 1 0.13 .11; I1SK ,.11 ioiih ,.l 115 iio-iH. re Iirw iw .-f t K.i ,uu .n.'t 4 ,lO-.e. 1 "11 p. .IN)," 0ti .a Oram. .Ill', 11) i o. 1'. zol.t b.ll. IU.S, MX There w.ia abetter feeling in Htate bonilt tfler t'u 1 'u dec! no Ti la wai noticeable particularly in Soon, 1 aioiinai (January and July), which re ,1 to-T,:,&M on aomo law imrcbaaea b itronf ...lea Uiut ur 1 t. tlm 313111 aiitaa cf tLa C itr Bank ebirea nerc dull. Itailicad bonda it.ie ie' md .toijy. 1 a lo.mw at ore tne hunon aui loveit and 8 r. XI 1. cairg i.iiccaof itocait mohm. .o'tm. .S'."i7 llussoa cod w k;u iju 1 1 l.:.J,Ji cor. is lis sjiJ 8S h'r.'in I'Jl 1 lij mi, h-i 1 1 m, 1011 1 lOT'H Ii" ore W ti wv. Mi, S 5'V 6li i Il;!a 1WH lH 1 yi ew..irn ,i, il', jiv is 1 "itio orei 7 tu 5S biv I'ea iiiaud 1m bl liu v;s rtalue V,H ti m' V7 ird m laui SS'a mu at'Y stw l .1 M. Taui ptfl 74 II 7l' I' r Ulaa'allOW 81V lni HV tti I 'I ju1 rle fj i i ntral IB m h I n eieatero Kfl I en'rei 115 f .1 tier central 14 wiu I'aeisc. 33 V 1X V i. ia. (Vnirai 11J 1? U H)J IHlh t .loieun 4.(' MV M S9 I a 1 i Jot-en prei ti 17 la a M n 1 n 0.1 iwv 31 ut', esj, .r... I,', Ij r l M 74 1 I, ui Ma m i' i.i'Hu ei snu n 'i 1.1. fu'ug fci MK fl ti M!( S3 M ''ilimini: were tho otcert elected for the 1: 'i r.' i. r t tli tlnhl Ihi h.nice i' a- ,11. w 1. ni!...ii; nrt Vice rreildent, J A llujt,; S oi ViM.PrttUtnt, u. T. Ii.a-urar, It. I,. UJnarda; Secretary, I Hi r, I i'JA .I.V ri.VAXClAJ.. I ll. TEH tK.N'l'. COM) 110ND3. Flrat 0 r i.i n Hie .Montgomery and Hnfauli liallroid, iniI n, ,r-.J ny ine State of AUbatiu. 1 lie road ii- but tu in tmee uulei to Onlali. Limited to 1 .-r 1111,1 01 liniahed road. A tooJ road, a 1 1 1 i'.i 1 1 r.d juaranioe. We o.Ter thera 'i'.'ia., '.tiu-t I.EOKGK OI'liYKR A A .Nauuu ttreet. Srw orli lint Hrl. v' l'i -fiutit and Mii The flour 1 1 r 1 f,i ii-a.lr all tradra and 111- k 1 1 .1 ',-and Woaieru neie Sitlluc low- 1 i,',a.'t lor aile irum Hie Hnirf, a .d 1, i mri! not dt voted 10 i,av iiio"l r 1 'ii iliiii,inij r,ia. b.uthirti 1. 1. r. ur and cum meal unoiiaot'ed, if. Bale and WuatKin, ir?5i 1 1 o (HI 41 1 We ern aunnii ''id's Lo. douhU ea;raa, 17 t a 1 1, '.t w u,i iitraa aud duulde exiraa, 'r,iiii elk' ami f iiuily nraiida, t?.43i, I ii.:t ra i 'i6T 7j lire II .ur. 1 -ii rtanj-u, Ac.. IIJI4.S3I llran- '40 1 a dull and Inimrt aalaa 7.UXI f Ai- aMjctiliiuir; fin Jl., 11 e anij I i.j(il,aiii er.l4iiuary 11 iii' 111 til aMilll Ml anil I .1 iiiri.uiM ur di'iii.111 1 anti llriii, 1' aii't rr.''tted flaoon qu,el, and 1 1 i i.u, Ifct-'juc. nn ihi ipot, anl 1, in 1 1, ali, pirli ed name U' I 1 1 'i.'leia, oi,i'. bar 1 euiuri aalia 1 s 1 1 r ina rili II c. fur etlern aleam. 1 .0 ,f lor choice kettle, irreaauii liu lur rlr 1 lielier doiuaud 1 a'.1' 11.11U mid ilrunKt uoiinty, t ni HiiliWe, Jar lactorlei. a A ne 1 a ihade eialer, but wlih an I 1 11 "Hi, lai-i OI J UUin ,il l 1,0 1 hi' ha i. i,r IIWIIIHr r.' I an I ,i -r le amllM ,111 M ",r l '.'J alii MitAuuire i)e dm! an1 i ri'.il -ra el at tknin Int No a' (I ".'til i 'or Lunada tttti. HnUy .1 i.i uu 4l.ll aill t'Militt Tl.uiri 'it'iJc lur win e aiiiwjw.e lor I L ".i t tiv)( nun an ml i:orn l 'I I"", ah ea lUirl n.uli Mt Vi'rfi ,c. I ti "f""' and lloalo. f.r i h 1 lia ten auolliar eiouad aieeu. i. i i,. 1 1 Ifee, ai.il ij v.a a i' ,ta ii I, ai.il r. ,iiea in tine and .it rmarhiti -u ItV ueoi oi It o i,i ,.e,l u I. vl in, I t"lu, duly pa l tiic i v ..t i r Uoitiiea riulel Uuaiain r 11,1 ','nir'o.- ul rranmr. ti atii(i' '..ri',.. ,(iili,e .jiea 1 inda lurinud i 1 i w' ne "II'.JIJS ar'l ii i lie a 't wll I'eaa i ii'-a of i. 1 "S i ".II bu a loriip-irt i ini'ldlini I a 'iv In. no iuvc Tor fun re de. I i a in dilute 'lU'tuuaa at ei(,til lie t. a 1 nay or t,uJ) balm, c utinar f ,y mi .i aim i nu. lui iiciuuuf la J. liu ii hg, Temher and Pecemhar, 19Ke. for Jtnnary, SOVc. fnr Mareh and Ai.ril alter 'Cbanie iale for October at 19 tMr., and Decemner at 19'c. Him, ana l'clr jlfum waa dull al SflVaJIr. for re fined, tor ihnrt dilirerr, and llfiH'4e. lor crm'e Koiln Strained wai nunled al II HtU.'JJ, and bml neiaouiet. In sptrirt tuinenilnc tprre net leaa trade, r,Doli'd fWuClr. 1 allow, te. tor prime. nYliiikty in d ntHe r leimti llaira rather itrnmrer, aud a fair liuilutii; Ttiie.ii to Liverpool, lod. by lall, an 1 1I)(J, By attaai, I.lve Mock .llnrkel. Niw York. Vnnday, Oct. lfi.-Tlio arrlrnl of beeT' t lino Hatn-dar mere Wl car pan, orl head, inaki 'if, far the nrekiBitalnit 9,1 n last week. I he mi r.ci waa not acliTC, but f.rmer and ptt.ea were advanced thout if V Pi ennr ared w ih ihe rlotiiite priea of Mondntr of tall we k. There were no pre. imam call e abown l or t.ie natlf e alork tt.o txtrime rente of prlees n aa BHIeiZr V lb will) a few topi anld at ll'iuin'.r. am lor Texina, iHO"'r. a, Fair to cool Uoiiem itreranere ceneratiy told at 101a 10', c V A tnd Rond Texant tt -(C3c. fno rerelnia ufneenatd lam a, yeiterdar tnd to day, were H car, or II N head, maklnc :i,IU lor the weak, atain t fJMl Hit cek Tradt waa fair and Iraniariloai liberal, at an advance of XQHc- V B. cmiiare.l wlih Itit wek. Mieen wtre aol l at 4ku V,e ami iambi al ',u7kc f .-thi bulkol tne ibeep at and or tne lamni at 71d7ke. tit awina, the arrivala imca Balorday woreM cara. or 8.7C7 Hoc i, mekinr SlOO fir the week, atunit 43.1in latt week. Unit weie Brm at ISa5.Sc. H alive, and t)l alHo.dretacd, it A It I. J! IXTISLl.Hir.NCC. vmiTTki ai.mxio-TwTe par. tunriitt i ll'hanitta s iliMoon lati.... 713 man waraa- thi dt. Sandy Hook, JO tu,Uov. Ialand..lO I3i Hill Oat 13 17 ArrlTd-Mo!iDT. Oct. l. Ftremhtp WaitrottH, Uiwhririr rtjde tnd raja? BieamanlpKllea 0. Tcrri, .Nawbaio. naval ttorea tnd pan. Icamihtp llatteraa. Klclimond, mdie, and pan. niraminip Uni. I' t'Hde, Itlrlimond, indie and tiaa. Hteamatilp Ainanca. llteinan.uidao.and paat. liar 1 llama, Newport, Ens iron. II ti k Fedencj, Leehorn, mdae. Iiru orbit ht. Fitrre, llarl.. "ufiar. Iirlt I unlet. St. Jcl.n'a, N. F.. nil and flm. Alto, tue uiual river aid coailwlit veaaela. jtnnirtn out. Qcinitmrr, Oct. IS. Stctmahip Tbt Queen. New Toi Wixno. net U. Hreamihtp Vlrclnlt, New Tork. ui.ahiow, Oct. 14 8ttamibl't 1 rlatcrin and Tyrlan, New i nrk aims$ Jlotuw, tNirrlKii Apprecliillon of Amarlrnn C.'hrm- llta I- II Malni'lu I'tOle-aor oi t tICUitllr) 4nn Meulcine al eiat!mer lloipital. Stockholm, write" i 'I line tealed HALL'S Veirciabte xicilian Hair lie newer, and ran r that it will Ueiul. tally reilore tray Imlr to Ita natural c lor TIip bealplncp In .Nptr Yorla In bur relia ble wateh.'i, flue diamond, nrn. faahi maiile Jew. r rr aal nellinc Hirer. It SQL'llfli'S, (ulluu it. Diamond! a epeclalty. Nrvr U'ppil Sevvlnar .llnclilnra, 013 17 rond. war, anlJ by pvi i t dO'vn aii 1 fl p r month, wltn mt extra cbarei macblaea 19 real w rk tnrrilihe l if deilied. iv. A. STIJHO.N, AenL All peranat In trnut ul' lints nnil Fare will OU J llio Deal aud Che ipi'il at J. II. IKRIIY'S.13 Union tanre. Ttiw Wllanwrih-JHS-Mcwir Mr.h('.4v hr bett ant c ,ea rat nra;-laa machine in the world, l'.iielr mi into tto). falc room MI Droll ay. jnr.it. DKS'NKTT -In Drooktrn, R I).. on Monday, October in, alter n iintirln iiinraa, Sophia Henactu widow of Jtco ,1 le,inett. aled 7S veira and It div. 1 be rilaiive aLdtricnda of the family are rerectful1y lnv led toattenu the fureral. trom her late rraidence. T.3 M at., on Wcdneaiay, ueto'ier Ii. al I oVIock. tK. At nrre.iiiotnt, OctoVr 13, Mrt. alary Ann Qee the beloved dauaMer of Cdwin and Martha Utile, ated a vean, t mnntli- a id VD dan. Itrlattvea and Irlend wl the family are rriDectfntly In le.Ho attend Ihe funeral, from h' rfather'a rraidance, t;j.Maii..oit rae"dAr, ocl ih-r II. at a o'cloea: M. IIIIiTH A.N. On f unday. October 13. Catnarlne. wile bill 4 ilii.u,aiia4ddauablero!lbaUteJoatyaJooc4, tu the E3?r a i ear of liei an lirlailvca and Iriandaoi ihe faml'y art reinecirnltr In 'tied .ii attend befuneral trim her lale reaidene. IM 16 at .ftn w.lri)idyarc.raoiin,Ociober 13, all o'cloea, llio.aiyn ra" a ulcaie e ipy. HAIt rF)S -onbu dai ticto5arl3,tVllllim.Mari. den. lu tbt blth year o: ma ate. The relit veaand fricnliot tne family are reapertfut'T lnv.iM.1 loatuiu tiiiefiinei-4l. 'ro a tna lata rualdeuce Z7 5anda at., Uroekly n, on Tueadai, October 17, at 1 o'clock; I'. dWrVg.-On Mnn.lav, O, Uiber 19. Jamea Owent, ai condaonof Michael and Auu Owent, atcd 3 yeara, 'a in-'ii, na, and 8 diva. 1 lie trienilt ai.n rriat'vet are Invited to attend the funeral, lrim ihe rraldi'uio of bit paranti, 1-13 Van liarrn el.. tl. )oiyn,up WedaeiJay, oetoicr la, at IH c'ccckl'. kl. Ttrr. Moiic.ut:. IllLLXTrt llniptTiL. font 30lh at., E. H Oct II, H1I. llroaalii to tne tlor.-ue, fro.n llat at aal haat Klver. Ih tirriy rl an nnknnwn wmnin, atel 33 yeara, 3 feel 4 inctiea tilth. Mai a hair. I. rated io mne merino drill, white cotton itoealeira. And laced e altera. Intnownman iCninauAi) Imni Pier 8, Koilh ITIver. a:rd3ayia a, a -eel 6 inr, ra hlth.dark hair. J'reeard in black coat, panta, and vctt, caecked abirt, and black ne'U0. llotti Bidlea too mucn decnupifed to be placed la theilorcna. TlliiMAnb. IiIiknSaK. Wardri.. IIO.HK lSI IIIVCL lOMl'AN, OfTK'H, l J'ltllAVTVlY Sw Yox. Oct 1. Wl. At a met'.lneot ike Doard of Dirtctora. held tint day, It Ml uliard noue y Iteiolvet, That any Impairment of the Capital Slock which may be fouad to exlit In cometjueace oi recent louei, iliall beini'lo up to tti lull amount of Two and One half MllUont of Dalian by a call upon tht nock. bolder! anoon aa the nere'iary letal renulrementl can be compiled w. tli, an 1 that a tultable Committee, of whom the Cuntel iball be one, ba appointed by the Doard to take meimrra. la connection with the otlceri ol tee Cotnrauy. locarrr out ibla leaolntioo at lut earl.cat piact. cable moment. CIIAIILCa J. MAltTINM'iealdent. J. II. Wnnnrnv. S'cretary. JIMIN I'. HLMtV. 8 COLLhOK I'MCBi NB YOltK. Invltea tie atientlon ol ihe Hade to hit atock of Di.lT.liIsTrV MilllM. FLIIFI'MKIttr.". Fl.NE II A I II nni"-IIF.. luII.Kl uuillli. M.Wi. Foreign Importation! tmt re'eived for Ilia la I tiauu, ciiiifirsu turn l Ascr uoouaiy on hat vaiiicty. MIVR'IAI, WATKIH Irom a'l the leading aprlmra In tne United Sitter In. c.udmir the ci'le'iuind HAltATiKiA "A" sriilMI, COni!ESi briUSO, UtOll HOCK. MISSISOL'OI AC, 4C. S00 CASES NOW IS STOCK, rROPRIETAKY MEDICINK31 Oyer two thoniand dirferejt rem 'diet In my cata. Incue, The larceil atock of itoodt ol thu almi In any one eitabltibment to the wurld. Ixiweat market prlcea. liealeriare reanectiuliy Intlted In call. 8 COLLKOK I'LAUK. NKW YOIIK WJI. U SA HE Jk CO.'S i'l A M)h, Cli HROAPWAT. .1, nUnit Si CO., tlrneral Atenti. riannato rani, told on inttallmeuti, and rent allowed lu ca.e, of puicliaaa, IIKAIigUAKriUtM I'OU hIMil.K WAI,. TI1AM WATCHES. FUI.LSII CO., 78 POND bT. M'FXIAI. Mtrif'K. KxeeDtlvef nmmi ten of ('it.x.'na and Taxpayer! for the Fiuaucitl ltciut-iu ui Ilia City and County of Sew V"IK. At a reeulae nietlne of tho FubCnninilttee on Klec tloni.heid on Monday evenlnt. Oct it, it waa uniui tnoiuly ieolved that nnm luruier notice ta- resular nieetnz of the tlomnttteo nn Kictiout he Iiimi on aloudiv an i rnura lar nf eaen wee. In tne ro inn cif the Fxeentive Committee, MH ll.naiiway, tnnilieaat corner ol fl lat. JiHKPII II. ClfiiATK, rnairmin ruinmlttee on Kiernon "Fii i it i Cvk.nuT: rivi i n! rTiTrNlT; Ntw Yonk, Oct. 10, 1871. The inn upon thlt bank having virtually cettod, w th', ut itnpa i nit the ataiidUa oi tha bank, the 1'riia trea ileum ii duo to trie ilaptltoia to atata tun the bank haa iiitt every d 'nan 1 upou It without borrow n,r a iluiur, or accitinir the all o,Tarud by otlui In minim i:tiiaiirii oanic H porlecny aolvcat. and aula 10 luiul all lla 0Utu4tuua. JOHN II LYONJMeildeiit I1 It TIKt IN hKtltCII III' A I'llfa'l'. I'mi-'ii'i w. iH ft. i Wi.,1 1 1 titn-.lfie oar-Oac anarl ineotnl inalrnniaiiii nuf re iiiirrha-iiu, A' our f nrniile will admit ait iriv.nit a better 1'IASO, for the aaine pneo tnau auy other liouia in the Irale. Call aal be ennvliioe I ai IIAINLo IIIIOS.' New llano Rooma. H llnlnn tqutte. iTiiyai, iiavana i.iit rr.it v I'rirrt cahed and liibnuiaiioa furmaacd. Ordtra promi'tlv fl.lod. TAi'LUKACO, Hankera. 1 Wall it. New York TiTTsTi i' M iii,i'.; F ViuirrTHK rn. r-r. llai.y llll ItnlUV'.S Ivory I'eail lonlti I'na.ler. Il .l, tiep liii'iii clean, aouiid uiulwlilte boldbydriu- Hi1' t'l.l'.A M.I a and end. me t it a h ind in liaid Im-r.ira uh cm 'ia dc Ii.ii.uiv'a V'.atur Fulir, llrnad -rav. I L 1 Ml. Dlnsicnl jrutimncius. UK l I'TI I'l' I, rlano oolr tirx)-A Sielnwav i ptnno. roiewoon caae. overatrurif baia, rarvnd Irzi. every improvement treat bartaiu for caah, J. lllllUl.K. lb Amity tt near Headway. 1.1 IKJAIN. I.eaatriiri 8I0H, roiewood pianoforte, iiiiiludinii noil, I Ltiilb.-'.Kd uii&cYl.' 2j mmti., n-ar.'dav. MM Il.llfJAXrr ia v I i ran tl i 7 n'evft cat !itacrlhro. JAUIi-i OOIIUON, IJl 11 cecaer tt., near aiacnoneal. gnttla. nOTi:i, IIIIA ll),-I'.irileadolni tuMnen down I.. wn mil r. ii l eici'.leni ooard at reaaonable raiia ,r the w tti cr, at lue 'iVt.luin Hotel, S Coil, Unit it, rat L'l'. rllAKliKrTriiTrKlii W llroadway Kuro. 11 peau plau untie luuuia Iru.n II to II ptr week UitJla tl all noma UZU, fl. LLWIS LLU A.SD, rroprlaioil. Sntortfc yKIiYETfa. 81LK8. IIRPS. BIX CASKS FIIOM EUHorE. ALL TIIK LRADINfi FA8II10NAULE SHADES. OI'FV TO-DAY AT THH OltHAT KA8TMHF. hSTAtlLtSIIMENT, SW.SII AMII8IWtlKANII (IJ. Al.M, f. AMI AL" LBS bT., FllTII III.Ol'K F.A8r FltOU TIIK aT K. Itllll.UY ifcJMIVH, m, 811, AND 511), (I HA XI) ST., NEW TOHK. nLACK AND COLOItl'.D BILK VELVKTS, U.IJ.SS, IJ n I5.73. UP, VI LVKT6K.NS, t0., 75c, l, 1 1. IS Tjri CHEAT LINE. ILHtlY VELVETS, Me., Tic, fl, II.SS UT CHEAT LINKS. HLK MANTILLA VELVKTi FIIOM IS Tt) 170. I1LACK UUKSS S1LK3, II, 1J3, 11.34 l'KIt YAttD UT. EXAMINE. OSTHICH FEATHEfia ASD TH'S, FItECH FLOWERS. IIIU1IONS. OROS ORAIS.KVEIlT 8IIAUI!, Ifc., J3h 3IC, tf C, AND tda CIIF.Ar. SnVEN-l.SCII IlIOflONS, ALL SILK, 63c, tic., AND tse. ULACK PLAIDS, BOv. ON THRD0LLA1I. lltlltlAlNS IN FANCY OOODS AND YANKEE NOTION. LEA1IIEU SATCHELS, IOC., 70e.,Kc.,MC, AND l, UP. OVER I.OCO rAlltS OF COIUE7S, RUKNINO FROM 65c. TO I3.M OU1I OWN IMPOI!TAT10N CHEAP. M'ECIALTY-OOO PAII18 OF CORSETS, 11EAUTI Ft'LI.Y EMIIROlDEItKD, AT J, SOLD EVERY WIIF.RE AT 3 AND MiO. ASK FOR AND INSPECT THEM. DARtlMNS IN IIBAL I.Al'F.lt. THOIMANDI Or LACK AND LINEN COLLARS, FROM ie. TO 110. DAMAGED. KMIIROIDEHP.D EIititMli AT 4)e. ON THE UOL I tit M IOII1 1.V DAMAOED ON VOVAOK OF IM PUlll'AllO.N 11 V WAIhll. SECOND I'LOOII. NEW UN DEHO ARM EN T Dhl'A HTM ENNT. INFANTS' CLOAKS AND DltESbEJ. TEN THOI'SAND DOLLARS' WORTH or KNIT TKD AM) miVKN WllllsTKI) fllAtVIJI. NUUIA8. bCAIIf a, JACKEfft, CLOAKN, AND COATS Al OLD l'HICKS. LOOK. NEW FUR DEPARTMENT. EDWARD RIDLEY SON, 809, 811. 81114 OR WD. 61. SI. M. a, AND AI.LEN ST.. PTII lll.OCK BT FROM TIIK 11DWEHY. aT I'.. KIDLUY .VrioN'S, LAROLST HAT AND I101NF.T DEPARTMENT IN Tilts. CITY, DOTH TKIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, EVERY NOVELTY, NO FANCY PRICES, ONE THOUSAND CASES TLUSft VELVETS AND r.EP hats Atiour toe. on the dollar, look at ocii felt hats at ne., n, and tm, SOLD EVtRVWHKP.E FROM l !H TO I'M INFANTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CAPi, EVERT DESIRAbLE MATERIAL. EXAMINE THE STOC K, IT WILL PAY, FIR'T FI.OOI. IN HOSItllV AND ORVTV FtTtVISnWO UOOD3 WR II WK ItKtL IIMIOAINS LADIES', OEN IH", MIiSK"'. AM) IIOS' UNDER. OAlttlKSri AN f) DRAWERS. PRICKS NUT ADVANCED. !,),'rv musvKamK TU'.,AVii.'iJJK.Si?Ai:r5. HltE-a AND CLOtK HUMMING. SILK FIIINOE, EVKKV1IIINH NKW. FULL LINE OF HI.M'K AMI t'OI.ORKB SILK IIIIIUONS. VKLVEli AT OLD PRICES. KID OLOVES. CLEARING OUT THE FOLLOWING MAKES I JO.-EI'll, AT ISc. PAIR. ALEXANDItE OLOVK, 11 PAIR. OENUINE PERINOl GLOVE. II M THE PAIR. TWO AM) UliiEE IIUTTONS. too, II.ANDII.U: VERY DLbT, ti. NOTI1INO DETTEU AT ANY PRICE. TIIFac I1RAVDS ARK WELL KNOWN. ASSORT. Mr.NTa COMPLETE. FOWARD RIDLEY 8 ON. !W, 811. flU OIIMl bT 6J. C4. t, ft. A 1) .0 ALLEN hT.. Fit HI UI.OCK EAS1 FKUM IHE llolVLitV. el'hCl A I, NOTIUK. AT EDWARD RIDLEY SON'S. EAST SIDE-COME AND SEE. EXTENSION OF PREMISES COMPLETED. THIS ESTADLIHIMENT. NOW IliE LARGEST PUT DM. IN I HE CITY, AND THE LARGEST MILL1N F.IIV PlLK OilciIIH, HAT AMI FANCVOOOIM Kli, Tt.PI l'llMl.Nr IN Till AllF.D STATES. IS FIlX. tail V I l)i A e. AflSIT ic 1 1 Sli.Cl.. I IlKif. WK1ILCFIVE HOODS 1 ItoM Ffi.ol'F. I1T EVERY STEAMER DAILY, FROM IMPORTERS AND AUC TIOVS. ALOFR0l DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS, FlliST FLOOR RETAIL DEPARTMENTS. SECOND FL"OR UK TAIL HATS AND UONXETS THIRD FLOOR EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE. I'UURTH FLOOU-MANI'FACTUHINU. ElDWAIIDIIlnl.F.V SON, aOO.JII.HIlyORtNlHI .61.0 W to, and 70 ALLEN ST.. FIFTH IILOCK EA? r FROM 1 lift Hi iWMIY. Rn, si.it'V. LAlllEc WILL PLEASE IIEMEMRKR mat, In ad'iiuon lo o.ir da.ly oiolut ot Minr.ION lii,tllS kui dun.eil.c ai .1,1 ate .SuT AKiiLhl'TK D. IVeliave a lull and cnmi'lete ttoik of HOUSKKEM' INO and IIOUSK-FL'RMMIING OoODa. whicn na ic I II VERY LOW PRICK. lu addiiinn to iba Foreinn Uooda, bonsht by myelf. f jr thla tetion, tn ibe Euiuneao utrAeir, tiready ontu en. w a are now opaam;, DIRECT FROM BERLIN, 1 cue very fine Ivory Faua, Ivory Ptrttol stock, tad oibcr Ivary QoJi. DIRECT FROM DRESDEN. I cue floe PuroiialnMeialiloa Pamil u. Mad'jnoai, Ccacli, Ac. DIRECT FROM PARIS. 8 cam Pror.ni. uruupi, I'nurci, biatueitit 4ci tome vi rr tine. DIRECT FROM ORRMAN Y, M ca ea Drooni, al very law prlcea. DIRECT FROM LONDON, 1 eaae ballet' vrrr hne i a 1 1 aro.llaitan Glovca. I rii" lleuta' verr flue Call liiovr. I case Oeala' vury flue Kid ti ovi. DIRECT FROM VIK1NA. Caiei very fine L-Jin' Linpreaa KidOiotei, one and two noitona. Ilavlnz been In Ihe European matketa mvieir lor the pail tlx monllii, thete g'liela are of mr own lelecliux. f iliall nw liaeaa rnnatant and tm eatanl nneninr of new loroiju KOJit ual.t uotou apec.fltd daie, but every day. nrlcht and freih, Jan ti,e Ooodi yon want, Not irlecled fur ennnirr trade, but for the beat New York i ty trule. wuioli I liil ia I ihoro uhie under Hand, having devoted the laiinfleen leart to thtt tee unity, 'i ou will now rind in aiure tt ery day niw tiooda uf ui) own lelectlou, direct from Parle, London, Herlin, Vienna, Rbine and Naplei, bivitreriind, llch wi alialitell al the loweit ponble prlcea. II. II. MAC), Hth it. an I 8lli iv, J) A RIH Kill OLOVES, UNION ADAMS A CO., fan IlltOADWAY. IIVVK JUST OPENED A DEAUTIF'JI, AND ELE 0 VNT VAniBl Y OF TIIR CRLEUIIATED P. I. AUIIEKT'S Kli) AND DOG IRIN GLOVES rm I. i i :i:.'. dfcN. 1 i;iiam. .1, ill ,l N V jb.lK. I lu. Miii-i urn hi. i. ,i amiii.1,1 ii bv Hit c'oiiiniiitco of One lluudind oi ilia cbaiiiuui ol i.'imiiierco to ranvati th" drv oila Irt.lu in al I n ihe culcat-n tilOeren.de lira to apolouxe for not cihnr on ear i noutu pei ajnaily, oil Hie ncld u eo largo mcy find it imptial. Tligit who l.avo not cmtrlbuied and detlro to do io, will obiuc the Couimiiitf hv r-'mlninr tu JAi'tlU WKNDF.r.v 57 ,i fl ha i man. Cheek tn order, a. A l.ow Trei-ir?'r.' !,JW Reniltianeet w-i'i he ei-iinnivie ien throurn preia Jfjonstiunnlima, u it nVtii it e, ;KnD;;;; -VA AT O'FARHKI.I.'i. 10 STII AV,. COItNhlt OF Mill BP. PAYMEN1S T AKKN WEEK I, Y OR MoN T IILY. 1, UUNITIlltK. carpeti, andbed lliuTthe "umu tl I' ai.Dil.iieni aid tne loweti pncci for ctiti, or o u wiakiy of iHobriiir payniuuti, at Jl. M. CiJWI'ERHIWAlT'3. IHChalliam i WKCKl.Y till MONTH I V I'A rn K"vr vT Carpeia. furniture, beddinn, Ac.i pricei lower than any boon in tacity CUNf(,sn, ui til and ail JJ av.. ueartitli 1 1, Jjtfcuing JBwJjitttt. I,I, klnda newtewlnt machtnti for tale, to rem, or exuhnuve t alio, boui;bt and repaired tood aucond. hand very cheap, monthly payment!, 100 Canal it, 1?lllt MA 1,1! A aplendld Wneeler 4"wilior?a tow. Idz machine) ai good aa oew, for I.', tt 31 Caual it. JJOMK INSURANCE COMPANY, Caib Aittti Oct. I, Wl Il,;u,t06 SJ Lonei at Chlcato will not exceed 3,0)1,000 CO Leaving Caah Alien of tbt Home Oct. It, 1371 ),T.306 51 ALL LOSSES WILL DE PROMPTLY PAID, AND roLICIlS ISSUED AS USUAL. CHARLES 3. MA ft TIN, Pretldtnl. J. II, WASHDURS, Secretary. New York, Oct. H7I. ICJCNUY TNA INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. CASH CAPITAL 11.000 000 00 ASSETS e.C(7,STS07 Aueti after payment of Chicazo lottetoyer 11,030,009. Nw ToK, Oct. II, 1171. The loi'etoftbli Company in Chlcato are leu tbao Two Million Dollan.leivlnc an entire Capital of t.3,009,. 000, with mrplot of over ll.WJ.0O). The aCtnacontln. uea to offer the DEST accurlty, aa In all tlmo pait, Pol Idea Itauod and lostet promptly paid it iblt ofSce, J AS A. ALEXANDER. A cent. 61 Wall it. tJItCVt't.KMit 3I Al.TSTI'.lf INniritA.Nt'lt COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ORGANIZED SEPr. S3. 1S71. CASH CAPITAL J3W.0OO OFFICE. W I1ROADWAY. Thli Comptay hi! Jnst been ortanlted and Ii prepar ed to Intnre prepvty rf til kind! aitlmt Iota or dam ateby Cre:,onfaTorabla terma. C. W. STAN DART, rreildent. IinS'RY iLAl'SEN, VIce-PrcilifBt. W. fl. Oaorv. Brrreiary. J.IU'IKE CITY FIRE lNSUh"ANCK"C0M PANT, ORGANIZED 1S13. CAPITAL IM0.M3 SURrLU3 tiftM Thla Company bat no Aeenia, tnd luitalm no Ion by tht Ore la Chicazo. -William a. nunna.ruaat.. riHIK MKI(()IIASTh IN-L'HAM K I'OVI. L PA NY" of New York city hat but (IIO.COji ten thnuan1 dil'are ai Ibe total amount of tniara ice anl oi at tba rbleaso rre. Ai mere are other Merchant!' Aamu.ucf IV'jrjsJr.cn. i'iir;i ajid .ptner cu)r, we cheerfnliymaxe thlt anaoonrement to correct wron? Impreti'oni or an tnjtiitice. Tht followint cammunl etiinn tneaki f,ir lite'f: Omen nr run Mtwutxra' Isimtxc CoxptT.l 113, liantPwaT, Nxty Yoax.Oci. li.Uil. TotheEJiuror 7a5'i Wt take plcatnre mantwerln? your Incutrl't at to the ci.nnttlon ol thla company al aad after Ibe c'hlca-.o fire, aaa t,reent the followmz atateairni (Iroia anett Uct.10. H7I t l ain capital Iiffi.'i Unpaid tneiea Oet I 10,4V) And the followint loiica tn the Chlraso Cre. wb.cb are probably loiai t IL II.T ft Co.. nf New Vo'k 11,900 Ilaker, biuItbA Co.. cf New York J.O"0 Itowrn, Wbtiman k mm- low 3.000 10.000 R14S0 00 Net inrplua after pavlne rhietii loii't ...trtTIll S4 J. L. DOL'tlLAS. Secretary f AMAH 1'IHF IN-ai'lt ANtJU CO.m'A.NY, Ij h4 Iiudadway. taih Capital fjao.nno on eurplui Ju,y 1, 1"J JOJ.OHJ 74 Aaaetl July 1. 1971 .f'9.0M7 71 The Aa-cnl ol inia C'nmpany at Cntrato telenrapl.a that the loaaea br lae late Ore. after AoateTnl examlaa tion, wtll be nnder lldi.oun. mua teavinc capital wane, w.th a hi-J'onr ur, 'aa. au1 the CoTpany ae re plied lo pay oa uc tod att uiiet ti mn ai aalnatrd. r VT. IItJ'tMAjtttIl;heeri.tary. JL Film l.xnuNCE company, lW llroadway, wonld Inform lit rutni"n ana Ihe pnh'le that the whole amount of lu Eaviltiea id CUici.'u it unly ,t0. CAPITAL IISD.mo bUrtl'LUS, over JU.ono 1 nla after deducting' all unpaid ioeaea, tncledtnz Ibe nh'taaiun. il at rlik Id ChliMTO Oct I J. iwi, T Y RfiOWN. Secretary. CIA It II -COLI.'MUIA FIRK INSURANCE "COM. PAN Y, HI Rroadwar, New York. In reply lo tee nuraerout Inquiriea at lo our loaiea by Ibe dual irnm fire at Chicazo, we have nn e;oacy there, and b,itone rlikof rtre tAoutaitJ tiaitar. .Iniiirll Annum. See. ALFRED DOnoi.A', EnwatD R. harricr.Ltr, Aat. her. I'real lrnt. uMiinlioni. riiuuAuu viiiv'... j I IIIC'AOO FIRE. CUD Alio FIllK, CIIH'MIO FI'IK C'IIICA(l') FIRE I'lllCMi'l HUt. READY THIS (fl e-.Dt.Vi MORNING IIKADV I HIS ITI hi"DAi l MOIINI II HhADY THIS ifl KiDAV MURNI.Mi Al AV AT All. NEWS DEPOTS. Al.l, NKW-t IlKI-Olh. ALL NEWS IIKI-Olt-. Al.l. NEMH III I-IIIM, FRAN h LESLIE'S FRANK l.E'LIE'S PiltNK l,aI.D,,' FRANK I.EM.IE'S ERAM l.FSl.If.'a FltANK I.E-LIK-S FRNK I.EM.IE-H FRANK LUL E'S FRANK lLIK'S FRANK LI .-LIE S iLI.I'hrilAlED SKUM-APER, lt.i.rm R.M r n n it wspa per, 11,1.115 1 HA I ED NKW el'APKR. 11.1.1'STRAIFII NKlTSPAI'Elt. II I.UfTltATh!) NEWSI'APFR. II.I.I'STIIAI EO NKWHPAI'KH. I!.Lt'"Tl:ATt t NFW.IMPF" ll.l.C'STRAT ED Nb l'AJ'Kll. ll.l.t'KTHAI M NSWSl'APf't.'. ILLL'S Tit TED NhW'al-AI'Et, FILLED Willi FILLED Willi FILLED WITH Kit I.UD wirn HI.I.KI) WITH KA1IIIU1. PICTURES t tl IIIFI'l. I'D l l llf S FAIHIFl'L IM ll'RI.l) FAllllKl I. I'lnt'lihit FAITIIFI'I. l-irri'RK OK IMF. OF 1 HE Or' 1IIE GREAT ('ONFI.AI.RATtnN OIIKAT I'lXI l.Allrt VTItl 4. GREAT Ct)FI. toiler ION. tip.UA r I'oMi.AiiiarioN. tlllllAT CON tl.AOll Alloy JJIisftlliiiuotiJ. pOIMIS (IF TIIK (llli.WHKIl Ol' CO.U. MERCE, 0 WILLIAM ST., OCTOIIER 13, I'll. COMMIT1EK FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFER kilo UYTIIKCHICAUOCONFLAURATION. Peraom dctlroua of lubacrlblnf to Ibla object may aend Ihelr coninbutlona to the caauiber of Commerce, ra William at,, care of OKDROi: TII.SON, Secretary of the Chamber, between tho hoart of 10 A. M, and 3 p. II., or to any member ol the C nln.tleo. Check! to be made parable to tho nrleroi A. A. LOW, Titaiurcr. OFFICERa OF fllE COMMITTEE. JOHN C. ORLEN, cbatiman, 71 South it. GEORGE Ol'DYKE. Vlce-Cliilr.ntn 1 N.vnu at. A. A. LOW, Tro.iiur,-r, 8i Hurli'm a ip FRANK E. HOWE, fceeretary. k Wal t. a -A.-of'b'll.'f VI' II It A IVINIi-a.' Aa KL'.SillCill bl'AII-; I.OI laiilhS. KEN I UOKl klira c.a-a Nn. Jul. Del. IS, IS. I. t US, SI. 7) 41. 'il, 7. W. it 1 30 HEN 1 III Kl l.'laaa h M Oct ill. I'll ii, -a. f.7. in, mi. i. 'ii, 71- H m o. u M PADUUAII -KXTa i ia. No .'tl. Op'. 18 l-,l. V i in. f. w. hi. ii. si m, ti iw u. I Al'l'l AH a a i, i tl: lift 11. HI, 17, 41. 81, I, 7", 17. 07. til. J. hi 41, SI M MOM ,t l. i.. M iiMiera, caviakuu, Kir Inlnmiatlon fanlibal. nn I clraulin lent bv .1, l.t l'i., uri.er, J Uriidivjy, P. o. box 4.9 ri. 13) Fulton ii. n.ll Part lti'V. hllT' l'KIt I F.t. pernent. en niniiti.iti a.- lowadou a. tuveatmeala at II and 131 Chatiiam at. J. I I' A V I. OIL lltlritF,f ut vnryiiicr-rt.vju..Uli Petri l IS llaiili.' lliiildlul. A I art'mea biwctt lact'irv pi ll'i'l JOHN K. HOfl'LL. n o or n"i:i i.r.t' r "nr i.a-b ut .ui. IIIUIi-ntlN'b Ivory Pearl loom Powder it will keep them clean, iniind and white rlnid hy dnwtl.lt, X' I'.W conructlonery, toi Chatham il rliy and couu, J-l try Uealera inviiej toi'ajb rrlu-Oow. IJOraTirri'fL'l! .Ml I" U'H.- I he uuilt for Europe, dunnctiit wrea evlnn Saturday, Oil. 41 Ml. will clnia at tlila omra on 1 u -..Uf al lilt A M on Wadnti day, at OA M i nn Thuraday. at S A M. and ou Saturday, atOH A M. 1' H. JONIU, Pottma.tcr. KO YA I- HAVANA l.irrrilltY -nckeiafrom II ii 10 til. 8,11, JA-SttS, Annul, I) VS all at, cfo'grc'ifo HOWARD INSURANCE CO. OP NEW YORK. CHARTERED IN IMS. CASH CArlTAL, IM.'M. Iniurci tetlml loll tnd dtmate by lire on the molt favorable terrni.

SAMUEL T. SKIDMORB.Preildent. HENRY A. OAKLET, Vlce-Pretldent, Tmonoaa Kxitia, Secretary. W. IL Birnxoae, Aatntant Seerelary. JUANUFAtJ i URKItn' AM) Hill I.DKIIIV FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY or m CITY OF NEW YOIIK. cash absbtj tva.tv, W Principal Office, 137 llroalway, corner Fulton it, Dranch Offlcrn, B00 3d nr. and 104 Av. C. We contlnne to lotnrt Crit-cla-a rlikt at onrrcnt rate! In the cltlca ot New York and Ilrooklyn. Thla Company doea not do an out-of-town buitnen. EDWARD V. LOKft. President. J. J. Ntaitut, Secre'ary. QKI'ICK'OK TIIK FIRBMANS' FUND INi.UIIVNCE COMPANY, 107 llroadway. ('a!, Capfal lilnrak) 93 surpiu., Oct. ii. iisi ::::::.::.;v.v.v.v.v.v. I1T8.3S2 S3 Thte Company haa no arenclea. Will inffer loat In ChJcao to Hie extent of two-lhirdi of Ut lurplui i leavmt capital unharmed. The Prc'ldent !a now It Chicato prepared to tlvt eight drift! for all loi lei at aoon at adjntted. We contlnne lo Intnre flrt-cla"t rlaka at current rali is tbeelthiof New Yian-tnil-lrr e.nt -ictnttr. JAS- SI'AEKMAN.Prcaldeut. W R. Wadiwobtii. Hecretai v. QKl'IUK OI'TIU HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, lid UROADWAY, New York, Oct. 17, Hit. In view of '(Tie'tDteaie fecial eXlillnif lelttlve to ths atandlntof Fire lnturanco Companlet, we take pleai. ure In laying to ourfrlenda and tho puBlta mat we hava teleerapbed to onr azenta to draw tt alzht In let tlement of til lonct by the Calc.tio are at fail ai they ire tOJotted. After the payment of which we thai! bare our Capital Intact and a aorplua cf over 1113,000, leavtr.conr Cain Airett over fill 0M, Wc tball Be happy to receive your favire. U. s. WALCUTT. PretldsaL I Tla-Mitx Lk. Secre'ary. riiiE bteim.i.m; i Flit i: intram'e cti., turtcf liaJl!ai.JiSjtjJxlr.jn..CbJca'ost Ibe time of the recent fire, and bavlnt their capital ibiact.wilh net aurcloa of 133.000, offer lo Inanre at inch ratea al the ru-tcEX rord'lloa etttclsj'irjuicf.warJrH wjiljrarymt. New York, Oct. 10. I'll. DAYTON OODEN, -ieilent. A I. fon.tnp. 'ecretary Cri Kit ic a i i' Ki'7t a i. inhiik M'i; f t'tlMI'tNY IIRAM II llFMi:E,lUURl)AI)tV,tY, NEW YOIIK-WM. II. CIIEI'PU ti CO Manacera. Weiake Hiti opporiunltv to rontranlci tne ttaiement In tne mnrnlnir t apera to tne elTeei mat the American Centtal Ineuranre Company ol Ht Louie. Mo .bad tua peuded, aa the lollowmr dearaich provea. to witi St Lorn, Wn., Oct 12, lall. tl'r: ITm. II. Chtpnu .f (Ai 1(3 llrmlirau: We lo,e t-IKIKU, which will be paid at once without Interruption lo buatni-i i 23 1 cr rt-nt. call made, OEii T ritAI.M. Sac. STATEMENT JULY I, 171. Snharrth.vlfailtai l.Mia.ii0 l ath cun al be nz HI per cent. on... l;IW,J 571 03 00 Snrilui I'JtWSSJ T wen'r per real call on tUOW made Oci. W, 1J7I, to pay Chicazo lonei 100,000 00 Deduct loan..... Mtajuuu. Caah aueta 1117.10 81 CI LINTON Fl It E I MMt A NCR CO.U PAN V, in, llroadway, New York. rt"briptni rriMo bury.ui oc 1, 18 1 l.'CtCi Nltrtih. ari.t. fit Due Company inn u. ili.u in tbu Chicago fire, and rontiauee to li.iuro ou Crll-tU.. rUl al reaaonable ruee Thla Company bu no acenta. AMEa II. AMES.PreildenL Jouw Hilar, Sjcretaij LA.SCASTKIt FIUK I till ANCUCO. OF lANC'Ah'lElt. PA., ORlce IS; Rroadwav. AreElh OVFR tjnutOO. Thlt Comrtnt bit no aj,'ncieaia Illir.oli tad initilnt no lo-tei by H.e itieit tire In riilcari Tito- E FRANKLIN. PreillcnL Fpwp llaowx. ee-etarr. w II. Ciicrrc i co Manitcrt. KK"MllFlNVlrltT:il t All wno acilra lo be itiiured In reliable Compaatci wl.l apply 1 1 W W. I.YON. General In-nranee Acent. Cl Av D. New Yoik I Hy. Snfciiujs SniiliJj JUTl'.ll" lll:Ni:FITrAVlN(JS HAN IL Uti Nanau (Sun Uulldlnzi. oppotlte City Hall, N. r. INTEREST (tlx per ce ii i rommeT ea on thertl of errry tnoalA. Inttea.l of the flilarlerlv plan, wbtie there la otten creal Ion of Inter en io the depotitor. HANK OPEN daily from 10 lo3. AUo. Monday and baturday tveninta. Item 4K to 6t o'rmck. CHAllLKs K, Oi.AHAM, Pretldent. O. II. HxvrntcT. hecrctary. IXCin.tllMt .AVIN(1S II INK, J!i Sil Clh av earner ol iMd at oirn da'.lr tr. n 10 A. .M. toS P. M., and on Monday. Wediitidar and Minrday evenliifi irom n tu 8 o'clock. Monet aipjilied n i or boi'iru Oct. 'iu iiawt lnureit fiomo," I WILLIAM l. OIL1.3. I'mliiiut. laiau n. lUnciTr. s.,.., i ,r,. ITIQI'ITA III.E SAVINfis INSTITUTION, 11j 170 ii I. III W 4 i lISS Hit I Whl.l'l MM. OPkN EVERY IHV FROM 8 A M. TO 8 P. M. Daponta made on or beiaro Oct tai will draw Inlereit front ict I JOHN P. WHITE. I'rea FlOTIi I tiBxao-e, fee. I HVI.Mi S. IMJH lNraTITUTIIIN, 1 Oil WAIIIteN M., NEW VOi.K. SIX PER t'l.Sl' iNThltEtl allnwei! on all annia, Depoaita maae nu or before Oei I I wn draw Intern! Irom Oct. 1. Hank oirn daily tlom 10 A. M. In 3 I' M. WALTER W CONIKI.IN, Pretl lent. VitninniLT I. llrxrox. 'erretr.iy. XTEW VOItK HtVIMIi IltNKt 8th ay cor XI nT nt II h at. .Mr ier ,eul. Inlereal paid nil all tutiit, t f3.0n) I) ii ,aua made ou ur ui-ui. Oil 40 will draw interett Irnm Oct. 1. Ai.ell. U70.10) Oi j auialui. tMI.Sil 3d. V EfT SIIIK NAVIMIt IIAMl, 1 IM fin av.. bin wroli Hill a ,1 la h Ita. Open dmlv from V A. M. In 3 P. II.. and nn Moudav, tt etlueadav, and haturdav cviniiiua, finui 3 lo a. D poult Hindu ou or befo.c Oct. JO w.II draw Inle i-lt Irnm Oct. 1. 1'. A. CONKLINU, I'icil. Wat II AiLve. Sec'y. 5o;ub nnb Jiooim, VI'ItlVATh fainllv will lot a Inrnl-h,-1 fro t room In a alnjilu eealleiuati without ua d i thu touiluttaof Im an zuiran'i'i'd tcruit 11.30 per week. N IC- I'i'ik'iii of tclltioui liatnta ptmeuel. Appl ai 1,11 Roiterv. rr.W touuz mini ran nu aci-inimnda'.ail with Komi boani at 11.30 per wcti, itod roo.na. Cail at Ml Eatt Kth it .loom 11. VFEW younirnien,n an iiian Hi.d w t,. 7 jouiu la. idea ra i bavu C'lud ooa-d aud I It'll tut roouil. 41 Catharine it. a N Eairniti faniily ca i accniuiuo lale 3 men ot man and .to iilili a nice woui au I board, ICC'bili. IJpllf t V" f'KV youof la.'lea mil cenilemen cm be aeC'im modal ad w lb bi'jrd ai 3 3tb a rjiuar of !luwer. "T l'"i:V riipei'table mn eiii'jnti n tntrl llfstli i av.. (Linnlo mid ll-tslu milt I ir in, f i a,l I Ii M. Ill) It I) named 1 1 a quiet urn ate lamilr. heiw," u I 1 and Uh nva and Slth .iml Star it an., by n voitu.' ladv; loinia inn.luriile. Ad lie!. Hating termt.Ac, II. II. II.. box lol Mni oinoii. IJtlAltll JnASiotci famiij-uenti. 3 i ladlci.ll. J) itlWe'HCiiti I; I'll N I rll ill) "ii. mi ii ite io ii without bovd laiao. parlor and betn.m. aiiiialilu lor coellcmau nod wife, orainsl" ffeatli ucn JUi iVettOtliat, T3tMtiiiT:ri itoinis io T'trwiui or without l'uuii l. i I d ur bvi. 4IIH an I I3ui an si Hour I",'!.' It NISIILI) rooma lo let, inilaliln for7 pe.-ont7 IV "tu nv (t til) I) H'iai'1 and a lar-n front mom in M wi n utt, I iiuih, but an 1 co il w ii r in rnum, 1 miiiie room aim. 411 Wett. 'SHi ii .iieti uni av. f ANTED liniiiiidlaicly -Fonr or rite utif ririil'i,e.' v rnoira tnr hnutetneniuiit Incaliiiu tivtweaa lOib and lOtii ai. c itii'i- in ihi, ai, tui.Ctli, or tin av tai-ina not in et,u,-i a ji Andr,'.M aiat i.,; leriua, wcai.ou. c ADVANt 'K it in. Hun oince. i) It (.ral'l'.tl r t II LI', men c in harenoi hoard In a Wnaivaiv fa-iti v t lliz-jiua ir A.ji.r.''n pmfeiriul. No. lui Dux U'lh al II H.e ii llnilllii I Ii ll t liENTS can have board In a pi I vile fainl1 v i euin. J f l-'Ali,' no" 4l.i Fiat J'tt e' i ai. 'or iw diyp, 1), V l.t I' 'ill I'll rT. Ilanneoina'y turnlthed ai m roniii, an ia uie lor Kuiiliemau aud wilt ur tao laill'a. i. em low t" I ft WT.ST'JTTM ST., to.ifloo-. tract raaai M I X) hhoor ctiiiuni uauti In flu in i) a ierceta ble woman. a rr VITr:ir ril "hT.-blniie loTTm., wuii 'L I bunrJ, lor ite.itie.iio i teruia uw leiate. Q.) TO 83. .til. Ilooini lurriLihcd for tlucle cutlet Va mcu ur uouiekatplJt. 30 Ludlow al. ,MMBH"MBHMNMm.AMIBMMaaaMMh QltANiroPEKA HOtisC.-ClLLL:t LOL. t it Frj nnfnmLUA,iT SUCCESS. EILEEN OOE ISILEEN OGIt OF M!b AND MRS. EILEEN OOE. rLoiiCK. jjOOE. EILEFN OOE. SECURE YOUR SEATS Tr N HAYS, IN ADVANCK. TO AVOID THE tltJWD I AT THE IHIOH EILEEN oaE.ihVKR'vENINO bnt. Mttlneo. TUKnUAY.OLI' 17. BI'FCIAL M UINI I: In lid ol the chicauo auileren aJ RAMI iTl'Tnt7ilTl TV Clflc A O O FIRE, TUEbDAY, OCI ODER 17, GRAND MATINEE ron the BENEriT OF TUB CHICAGO RELIEF FUND. Ktl.KKjJ DUE VV1LL DE GIVEN IN ALL ITS SPLENDOR. MR. AND MII3. v.. J. FLOI1ENCK. ALSO THK ENTIRE COMPANY. ATTACHES AfD ORt'HESIKA. OF fllK GRAND Oi'ERV UuUteK, HAVING Wiril ONE VOICE TENDKIIED Til Fill HERVICKS. HIE FNTIRK IIF.thlrit WILL HH GIVEN TO TIIK GENERAL FUND FOR THE CHI. CAPO SUFFERERS. jUUTH' TUKATItl:. Cl .l.N. FOR THIS Wtl.IC ON Li. MISS CUSHMAN In per sreat aiainiipilnn of L Ml Y M.M'IIEI II. with MR W.M. C'REHWIC'K. (the prcient belm the lat week ot bu cntatcment,) at tIACIIEfll. THE ONLY I.ADV MACIinTII MATINEE. ON SAT UI.'DAV. at 111 o'clock. JJUOTIl'.S TIIEATUE. SI'EUIAL. BENEFIT FOR THE CHICAGO SUFFERERS, On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. I, whnn rl',1 te pr''fen'',d ih- ii Imilni" rrrand c miblna. Don, In i-iiaktapeara'a auliliiuft nacaJy til HA'.BMII, MIS'. C'L'SIIMAN LDY Ma'cIIETH. I.T.. EDWIN liOOU! MACUEtll. II. ll.' CREsWIt K ii t thla oeeatluu only) i.'.ciift-.r. MR. I). W. WALLER nt ANGUS. I 'i M om in crnlcncllon wlih the Company, Iter. i in. a lienor ne u, Orchettra. and Mtaeh,'t. pave In tie kinaeii mauccr ncucrKUaly tolauteeicd Ihelr tyiJCC't Plirei miv now he accured at tho Theatre, or at Dmon't.711 Broadway. WAI. I. AC K'H. vl The Manacrr haa the honor to announce the aecond appearance In Una ibeatre ot tne eminent romcJiau, MR CHARLES MATHEWS. THIS (TUEM!ia.Y) EVKMNO, OCT. 17, on wblcb occaiion will be preaenteii TWO NEW IOMF.I 'ES. with new and beintlfnl scenrrr. and e'euant ProneitlM and Appointment!, riu perforn aace will commence with Cbailei Matlient'a cnme.1v. A I'l'RItH S l'Ar. and conclude wltb t'naa. Matnewa'a and S.lugiby Law. reuce't powenul nioiiern rnmedv, A GAME 111' "l'El'l,TION. Charac'en Py Meaara. chat Matherva. ,lubn Gilhert. Oiaa. V tthcr. J, Il I'nne. II. Mnnion,e-v. Il.T. Rio sold. Cbaa, liocu're.l, (I F firm, tv ,1. I.eniur t E. M. Holland, .1. I'eek, Mitt I'lirn Jennlnia. Mra, Jnnn feftoa. inea Eatel.e Row,', Miia Mori Cbiyton. Mm JUHtrU viiibo's ctitnrN. i LAM MOIIIH OF Mr FRANK MAYO la tilt tleat lnrl drama ul tne M REE TS Of NEW YORK, tclroduc'ni tare ohrrt-d ptrnrea THE SNOW SIOIIM, UNION bljUARK HY MOONLIGHT, and mo TEIUHIIC, STAHTLIMI. AND LIFE LIKE I'lt'.K St'KN'l'.' MOM)AY. Oct 53, Ur SOTnLRN aa LORD PL .DREAUY. V I 111. (I'M tiAKIirN. i W l.liN tMIAY. Oct. It. MATINEE DEN K FIT FOR 1IIB r-l'FFKHERS OF Till I HlLAOO FIltE. Oil AND rtl'IIIIN TION. Drraci'a Mii.nr.K, Dan llrrant. Little Mac. Mr. ttelill. the great pitniit, Mlii Emma llnwaon, ttr, lien rl Drayton. Frank Mato. all the company aud numer oua Tiilnoteeia. Further pirtlculart ice luture an iiooncementa. kVEKY PVFNfMl ana SMVRDW MATINEE. Doucicaull'a doiueatlc drama of fllE HI rtiltOON. InwMehMr. and Mra j.iiin I. II ALL will appear. NEW SI' EN Ml V, l OVIl'llH. ni.,1 El I'EcTS. MATINEE TO.DY AT 3 I". M. Itrotsham'a rtramtnitiinn of rne I.edirer Hory of mi in n MiK':iir tiu,iow, and farce ol the riTE. ri.fc i II K V uoi)'" ",Mi -i:i n." II -rn l ai. N'oTirn. Tin i:-r v. net.-iiT ir nrHI lTTNI.i: ASH EVENINO, RENEFIV TO THE hUt'FFIIFIK H V HIE rilli GO FIRE. ARernoon-THE OUV M KEll III' MOacOW. Lrrnlni-rilE OCfOROON. CTADT Til v. vrit i:." D i uh ai.., at-rxF.nFm. GUANO UK.SLHl rK.MIEur.0 UY 'tt an'iim n n for iha Chtcazo tuffereri. on Ineadty evenlnt. Oct. 17. wte i win i pie-eni-I -vim-'e c u.e 1 in nvc acta, en'lt ea a OLXS OF WATK.R. tiipooited hr tu ex nl.ei't comi anr. evry m-iuoer naviuj r duntvenM for tne aeration, nun i lie tne uae ni ihe The tti e rener cui.y elven by Meaara, Ctrl Rnat anl A. Nrtulornr. rnmtiittea of Arriin;i"nienta-G iv ;i ii-minn, Oreene. 1'iuiu lire, di Co.. tMwa.d Otien'orfer. Schroeter ti Popular prlrra nn'r win be adlierel to. Commence at i o'.-l jc llox otllco opca Monai; and Tnetday, tv'iea icatt can be tecuretf. UnTiT nITi m ii rnijiTitr.. Urualttay aud ll'.h it. It. W. BUTLER Mtnacer. PROF. JllLTof, Tl'!' 'ItRVPIIOUa VF.VTRII.OQl'HT. Ml.-.- e vl ti t Acrullll. I'll III i-'tMi t I I I, A R'lME.I JAI Mh.lt .ll'.NKINS, THE GRE1 11! Ill -'.'l'i: AM) ol It) TROrrE IN NI- W Ai IS MATINEE lM'.DN'h-DAY and at A It'RDAY at IP. M V. it The rni'ri r'feltta or We't.ctcay Mtl'nei1 ti ill bv eiven lo tue cmca io autfrera. l.lllth TIII.'lTltFi 11 l.t liUOADWW. VEW ("IMPVNY, NT V M t' nV IPNT. JOHN aTLlMIN I.Eeal.EAND MANAGER MISS ADAH RIi.lltlilN'll'.-t nt t F-'i; h n ii i'n::vn I e comtany, I'KOF. Iil'1,1 Y'li nowl) impoited Tinure of ENGLIill Al'RllllM's AMI OYMSAMS. And liu' enure i oiuuaiiy nom ilin HmV till) AIHI.SEI'M, RiMTON. "aJJAN'T nun'." FOURTH WTFK OF D N RICE'S PARIS I'Wit It IS I IHt'U,. 11th at betwe.'n .'.I and 111 Aa.( aeknowlclted lir ihe preaa ami t itaa r.npno lo be the irutl lltAi IIIUL AMPHITIIEATIilS m ibe world' DAN RICE, Ibe orlxlnal Clown. In all hit dory. Ikix and l'srju t i. ati renrted three diyi lu au vauce Hux ottlce open from Sto 1 .-'I'lfAVt lllUATIti.. a) ftVFNUI IVFEK OF ThoGrna' liramt n' tn ilni't. DIVOItL'a! I" Etery NithtatS. huMiriinv Matinee at I it o'oliick, lijinvi. it y"t i i ha tu t:. I j Entanemcni wi:n t.ie creJl Charsc'e-Actor of the lit, Mr. .io-kpii irnriiY, In FRED. G. MABDER'Sutamaof 1 1 h l Mr..lOSKPH HI'lll'llV In Fn-ir Charaoifri. "'V li-'. A fOMFIlY 111 IIKGIV. I .111,: It II '"AN INwTlri'TK I' MM." (V ll.uu-I I 1"H AIM .i'l I t, ..I tirr ti.t nii'M. mn u i.i i l'eatlu,''a Si'i ii I, i Hit ii"iri, a tu nu ,n.l uv. ,i, ii I l.iu l, .i n V AND N ll tl'. VMi;iiTi,i. i w Aftrrr.i. i ha'iiti.i, WAC'IIIEL AI III. M V 1 1 1 Ii tl !f waciiifi rr'i'H'i" i mil' m Kir iicnor, WtHlnt'a.iay. IM I II. Iii i Fn lav. MAOIO I'LI'TP. giitlnit Jjolitfs. t lU'TIDN NOI'll'l',. Iliiorn AND sTllIRS A i.AKi..: ami Ai iRxcriv.". alb oi l.uc :s .i.vi IN UI.KAf VARIETY, w i t.ii, fir., i 1 1' MOW "CT 17. m ton n'etnru O.il. T.iOI'.tAND .toKS UF Fl.tS.CI,S. (.KiiDS. r. l.L.'.uf r, uli. l l la ..i. u .i -u i t r v "I. n' "'i r' 1 'i n ivi bo in d uPhcit any rt. al'IVal I'll In. i lull. klltllCilta. A.... LLA Pi LN .V CO., Auotlonein. M rrav at l'l.'TII(N ur in ei.it.mt. rm i, ve,ioa, t" 1 rock waitbi ll1 l.li ii. tl.i. r.EJIC'N'l, Auttioiiuer, ui, i a..i in r. Oct. If, hi Wl Pearl tt. at lb O OlO'a, .i lue liej I .ii-itt in lota lu Ull ni ileri 'a T IoTpFlOI 11 IH-Nll'v 1,1 iT7. Aue. IV tluiiL, i, u .1 I ,t I It e ihmui I m"ii( iii i r eiit'i r xi w u t .i i a i In a lo ui di ami c m in i, 1 1 L FAIIRlMliHN, FFIf ll I I hani'irraai -Ulna lltK''M'Y. Auc. tlniieer, will tell ei-i Weduetdtv. at 10H n'rlnck A. M the grot, rv ttnie ltMh it. and H, av. halo pvaitivc. VAvlsriTrilK Klt't aAlil'.-ltiu diiy. JAtiRaT I A()lt. Ao 'liiui'-er w I' -"I a' V) N'"V lliwerv, at lot, n't- ntjt IM na of meii'a rlothln? n id III lo Ii ao. uh n'a flue i-lotl my. lt 'ir.lur oi 11 Li-.V1 (I3 Ittidan tl'iet. I 1 .tJtua.i.ii Ibtitfs. V I I.I. "I- .in 'lar' e rend nrr i re'rnt a I V Ilia. I t k II ,1'IU i,,IK ur i .Vol 11.1. A. iiTltlCTI ft K. fl-iiiln. ami mieT" ra lc i.ly c it, d I'll lli.nll i,,!. i ill. r. .1 t -.,1,11 i f ,ia ti nu4! 1 deu.!i of h ;ui':ativ omani. an 1 all i-npo -lani ikita. HENRY A. DANIEL.-, tl. !..l!l I.cxinilcn av mtttutgs. rilllk It A It II tilt So' ll.-noklyii will inert Una rten. I mr ai y p M al M Montague tl,. in am m the uai. bt.i of chicaso. CUMMUIEU. mnttmtrts. n'l Of.iir;f,fi?r.iTKt. Kftnnii welJ? til.i aH OIIEAl rnnWHKI) HOUSES. I EVhlll c VKNINII AT 8. ,1 MATIN CPS WED E- TH AND SATURDAYS ATS. H JM I, I, MI.V'.I I celebrated ipectai'iitar linliet nintomlmo, i.i JH ti. D iit'Mi'i'v urtipn. f I) "Trlfl, a. a.', make u,i au tain of human life. ik I) '-Dr. .lohna.in lirH "A' 'll'"''Ti DCMPTY. '11 II. 1. 't'nllt'e anr mn'r in iwn. Mr O. 1 Fox pre. ll. tenia a le n ul nn. .i'l ni I) eiuilci. l e7aH 1IIE Cri.Kltlt TEl) tiARlE SI rAlllLY. V 1! )lot.a. H till h.t i "Ihe Marl na family, 1 .H ..Mine. jlAliTfV V nitlna- of a trentleman fH IL D iMile.tilluicilL.N i lau I tno Imlle.. cave a. I'A p'lal '.ur'i line or wtn- i 1 U i'l l.'erinn Tyrolean ilnyitt. .fv 1 i Jt.l lool ibeiu anp.arcd, I, I.. I hi ci'lebralid "Cat ta'aH J ilinct," when It irrrtl't" 'AH Il'y lunav and nttnral I l.M iwiihal Thli latter tea. ,t i :tur al. ne ia nlmnet an M 'IM 'etrnln-'i enleitainment nu- t'-Pcrild. 'I'l i Ian Martena Family, JB 'j 'J ,11, re, in n ,n, nor. nu le a TH H I' loonular hli, me iineebie. j alH I' ivnut urart an I vlvucity D I of Mile ilrctcaeii bo ni: la tH H i nartirular much dmir. II. D.I 'ed" Trt nine. ufaM H. D.I THE K1.IALFY llMILI'tt, I iM II. II. AUi.LE, MAKIKU A. II. D. PA7.I.IER. MORIONDO, I'M II. I). CI.F.MENI E, AI.K.V tNll'tOWA.YOIINII aflH It. D. ADONIS, tnd l.lril.tt VENIH -MINOR CAS- 'tlH 11. 1). SELI.I. 1IIE 7IU7. MIM. I'l'IMl WILI.Ill. I fB II. I) tc.tt! lernrnl alt dt)a in alvance at tho BOX 11. D. olfJce of tne theatre m brteeiram. a CADE'll oinTr-alf "'"tKFwEEfl OF PA- ,tfl i ItKI'A.ROKA-IIRANI) a. Mil. lull OPERA. H THIS iTt'E-IIAYl I- VF.MNIl. Oct. 17. itH i IF 111 I.X i.: Ml. Iii. MAIil I A a A Mr VAN EAND1. Mn fEOI'lN, Mra. COnK. Meuri. CAMLE, CAM I'll I.I., HAIiTLMAN, and afH WHITE. Lnndnrlnr. Mr. S rflllRFAS ajJH WEDNESDAt-l-UCRLZlA IIORG1A (I'ARItrA. r k'H THrRSDAY f I V RROOKLTN) 1.T VN'fil.LA. 'H FRIIIAY-TIIEMARIIIAlihtll' I'li.AliO. SAIURDW HATANhl.l.A M T14KK. i,,H s.'uia rie,'-tel it t .e Ar... in)i it tmlriner'a, TCI, and at llail'a, 7'l.aul III itrnanwav. HAIURDAY-GRA.VD ltt NIGHT OF ITAI.IAIf laH OPI ARKPA-firiaA aid v Al II fPL In TROVATOIIK. fH JJAItKI'A.jtl)aA"ANII WACIITKI.. I !M EXTRA GRAND OALA N1GII1' OF ORAVD ITAI.IN OPERA. H TVITH SIXTY I'lirinl'i 1111 XI V lil.'rilEPTRA. 1 leltB A'.' 1 HE At'ADKMY OK Ml' .10, t I iM ON KATURDXY EVEN I .o ;T.7I. AT 8. s IH IL IitOVAlORE. II. TltOVMllRE. 'B PAREPA.ROhA.theuiiiit.ded 1,. autri. WAi'liTkL, tho crc.ile.t mamiIco llvlns. t IA..ANlt)A, the auirli Ali.Miia. 'altH I t'llKNCE. Count a l.nna Hall, Fetntndo. Cnrdrclor, Mr. t'Altl, Roat., iH Sale cjr8eitajnj nmeneea illfliSDAY .H flUli' raTrtAKrisCII.I I'A MAN Oi'KHA, L A 1 llllt .SEW V i .K AlilUl'.MY OF MUSIC. i I hi. 1 1 lH ORACD til'' INO MO'll J liM MONDAY I'.Vt'NINU. Oct. .'I. tail. ii Flrtt t penance In On.-r ew V, rk of J MH Mile, i HlilbTIS'A NIl.StoN. 'B The rale of aetta will couuiu' u I imra'at morn Ini, Oil. 19. aiu A. M., ai he EVERETT II 'USE V nn tlh tr. bi iwoen Will ami laiii tie. r jtlli; .1IOI!l,Tt)N f ONf EllTJa. "lO-NIOIir. il (11 I rtin iiaeaiC'iuiiuiilua ilieJiiuor aitiiauuu.ciiJa: lb I' JH aecoud and romaimnitronrt-rla ol x I i Mia t HAS. MOl'ITdN, i V'BB AT SIMNWAY HALL I on the followint dtf a- .1 Tlllirii.oDYli:VENINO,Ort.l7.atS. Jl I Mtlll.W l-.VKNI.Nil lit 41. al 8. and 'V ONLY IIRtND Mtll'l.TON M triNEK, 'i; I SVTUIltlAV AFri'.RVIHIN. t et.ai.lt 3. t Mrt.ilOl LTD' will bi-ni'iate I by T elaB M m AONESPAI.MKR.tfort-attn '''IB Blsnoi O. I.I' ini. I e ,i. -lie n'..attar Tenor. hlynnr fllORiiln liti.NC'iiNI, liauioue. iH Hlirni PAIII O rt tRA'A I E, loiln Virtu un. AndaORAMioui'llK-filA, mt the ilireitlonof buuur CAUL') UoaONI. iiit'Aiiirti" i'Fi;"ii:itr.. -irtiirTiiKATiu: V. .'..ClllllNARt .a.N'NUI'.VI'CJJiilT. MIL HINIIMANN will a: ve a lioneni rnr Iha III' AOO Hi FFERKRs N" yr h'esiiav evening, oct. 17, appeartnir r ir the fliat ti ne In lour t,ara lu hit nallyt aitn4."i.i iIji! ik.uu ..wtojui3l;il'. ..u.'.iTtH Cumin ltei-"i Gov. rinlnmiiu. tlr.'eneoanm Broi. ek Co.. Hawtld Oll-n Jorler, Shrrie I ft Ou llltCANT ILK I.I It lit. II T A-aMlf IA- Ry Rev. ATllANASECoiJCEllEl,, flli.of rarli, A I' I'l'l If I'NIllN. Tueiday tad Frmay cvnil.lii. o.'t. 17 anl SO, at I n'r-i.Tk, iipin THE rt nF PARIS. THE PROCEED-'iFT.Ih l.l'.i lURES WlbLRE DE. IH Viilr.H To i HAIlli'Y. IH Rcaen d aetta 1 1 i k. of a.lialation. 53 renta. IH r r .alf -i I- 1' Dl'TTO.N Cll'e, 713 llmadwiy, aud al tue Lluarr. W. A tllERMANT. Chairman I rciuie Committee. r, lrTlTKATItF, fllllllllk ejl-l.-. III RROMIWAY. JOoll. HART .vtanauer. liltlNIl IIPKNING WFEK. NOVKLTV-HUnl.tiIJUE. PANTIIM1MR, FA RGB. Mr. C1IAS. Wllirf. md I'l-il. II v.ir at mu happy corpi.K THE Ml'LCAHY TWIN'S. H FIlKF.MA-ri.kl K'il'i-r Ii. i, I nu r,tl,-r aa'.t, M I INEE WEDNESDAY lid SATURDAY. 4 DODWIMtTII'H iH l. t I.AhKltft I OR D VNI'I' G HAVE NOW C'OtlMK.NCED, 711 'i at corn.'r ni -jut i at. Once a week e'.v ni I iH T :i-iMtS.-UMl,ilZGS-.. V fM Twice a w.-eit rM.i on iftaaJH MllNHAY-i and THURSDAYS, a Ta'icu a week lata, on I 1 1. 1.8D 1 S and FRIDAYS. Twice a week clae, on iH WKIiNKSIl t-t ana PATt'UDWP 'H ALL 1 OR IKS. MA1 1 1: anl VOITvc, 1. II1ES, l I'HIVAIE I'l.AhH Full LtDlKa. nn MMNIIAY aim 'I III ItoUAY tllRsl.NU4 i'i.i..ri: :;.a s Ki.it uknti emi on tioNIMY and TIII KMlAY EVENI.NIM. Once a nt-eek rlaaa nr taiiu'ia, nn rillllA V t VI NINI.1 AM. TIIK FAtlllilN tni.i: DNl'ES TAI'OHT. f'-r termi tend fir I'ltcu ar. 1 Sr it. nr. fintiiov Ji. 'Ml i. I.'I.PRXT IT I -a tllllV.T III IMI'.OI rl I.Ki 11 1. K US' Till' RING AT r II K I.LMiAN'i NEW I 11,1 IC. KV.'WN i -i-l I" Tt i t II t., aitj'i'ntn.' h Peter' I hui cli.i Weai it Ii a. I.. i ween 8th ami U Ii nva., o i I u tday et. jin n ii a: m.'i ,,ca, M li'. ira vin'u ai 7. Admianon 30 ceuia. No leiertaj Oi'iHtTl.tilT'i'VL Pi pi ttTidiuKt'ir. I.I a r.li.tlN'a IIFATRE. 7-1 tiroalwav. IIKV1VA1. OF I REM II nl'ERA rol'FI'l', Ull.l ALT Till.- il i I t I III 1. 17. I r..':n .!'jL" AIMFF LA P, l!li llnl E. ALi-1 ii II I"' .a t'lO'llLO. Htlllllltl M A 1 1 1 r.K A I' i. Ll..ltl II. LE nil.. Al tl' I, '(N t' It'POIt'S lll'KII Hilt -I.. I riiel.RKATEal ATlllAi riMNYI.IPIlKM N'TED, F.ncaiii' nt nltb Ibe Ft NMI il M t.N l.i ivi). coi'i, iiii i.iii hs. in" iii s. M l lii.l, III l.lii.e. t'lldl. Ill IllikiS, TON V PAi-tnlt AND 'ill': G..I. T I A!! TRlll PR. MVTl.NI.. II "I't Mi t' 11 RDY. tfflH Thundat fciiiaSlatinee lliii. ut uf tna l li,..i;o Suf. fen- a f""'iiT i)Tv a mi Tii.n mt ittnv roit t'lfn DR. KARN'a NIKIi FNT MI'tiEI'M, 715IUIU to AV. a The t'nl re.lp'a will hand, n over for tio aboyt Opcaalltttv. All wuti ate ti ineenibeie "H t tMn ND SPEND I'll' r i CENTS lor Hit tuou eainei. fJJJBJ 7it "irit a n c-1 -1 ii i "i "t-nt 0 immpnk srifms, I ROW IlKll lill'.. IIIRCII. M ttlll il ll. IIMIN Mill ,V IttCliUt'S BH ;A., i'l. AS, 1-.I i MIS-.KEI.,, Willi Mirt AuriaTH. EVEItYHIlN'J r:t"-H ANOtPAIIKI.lNfL 1 It Y A NT'S lll'l'!! IIOI'tK-!.H) sIHEET, Ij Between inn a id h,i m "uen .-tare eve-iiii, L M'lD-'l KNUi N I K'l 1 t I U S. BH It BKBI V.l I'KIN 1.1, CltNSI.lt YA I'OltY OF MUSIC. lH i At.lt.' I fi llii I. ni 1 1 r incnra of Mnile BBVJ iDm'Mi Piuti, i Iiii Iduui, gBBB I' 1' S t-QU ARE (HiOHinati, near auiuent'i -treet, B pltO-l'l.l'T I'A lilt l'.IU 14114)1 NI) Alto' 'H I cttlnn 1 be l i i .iiiciil ne.i i, u- will bi ,BBBl irtll"d l ir mi in ii ai.i.ii i I. vi mi, y aim BbH t i c i, Ii nar ai I' BBBJ Fir" 'lav ll 'ti ii 'ihpi il I'nri" No I fm BB h 'i hai line i.i i t in .1 in uu c ien wRI BBBJ ii'U'ntiiua BBBJ nt I BBbJ PiragNo.3 Int.' I'r eel Puk I'ul. atak, in ,i i 'ii i BB ernnd car. w ..i j'.i 1 1 tie ,,'iet PnrieNo.l BBpl (or liiinta luat bate hi v i- ii, ateu '4 .'a c.otrd tk ill BbH BBBJ BBVJ l'ur,e No. 4,f'r ti"-i. huve never bttten 3t3 BBB1 i TMrd titv, i ii 1 1 e I'l, 1'iiriu No. i Bl foi.i i.'i IT'-'i I'.iia. l oir, Hake cloiej Willi BBBJ Cie i BBBJ r1 Oil DAY. IH Puree No. 0. fm """a iba' hive never h'ltru tiSI. BBBJ el tin a i nt'.t. BBBJ F' ai I i llitv.i e i. r T'niae No. 7 fn h ai. inaliuvj never bcai.ni lua. cluavd mm tlx en BBl k vv BB t'u..e o a, fur Imr in i.ave nviei beaten 341. r.u.rd illlie v -'iti a BBBi MM. Is hW.UMl.l i U, rtil'Ual. bVBI I' i. linn Sicrruii, I.' tilt Al Prnei,'l l'ie Fair G' nil ll. TtniT I' ll u.eeHii, l.'nntv la aiidint 11, It It.. I ulton Itr. BBBJ ey. ni.i ,d t la.l'iv II-1 nlili ta., Brn itiVii, BftV u 1 'J i a nnn ji'ia SirtunssaJ. U'.'.I.N'n I.Li' .tl II r KAl'i.l L ri.e r.it ntt ttranibiini 'lAGI'KTA wtll iceompii.i Kl in -una lor the n ii'ii ram, wnlch t ike 1 1 ice ca MllslllY. OOMber H. WElisrsiiAV.Oco er TIlrRIDAY, Ontr.lDt 15, &flH f Al I'liDAV, October ;i. vfll MtiNiY,UL'tobs-t3. I I bHii.t i, uu ,ihii '41. Wi'' vt" i.v October 41 i i I will Icai'i Pttr 4, N, 11, i A. ti (IflVel li I. I"li ui Han I it at.. k:l." A. I and foot 0' vTBBI M limotlyn, 1 M. I H Khl 1 II. rJU RKI'RKSllMhM'n ON IIOARI). Swfl 'I'AMI I NTKIl N ATIII A I. VAC. 11 RAtJB Vlk II Hi t ill i; hi..' i r. BaBJ The iteamrt ANCi.,. i, i. ,1 i.ku au ta':rii". K'flH arrunianl 1 1 ihe yacmi aiuini i w lixli'-ii.p, on iBBl 1 in. ra 1 t net 1), 3tBBI Lcav nt I'hruii plier ttre t at i .ca- BBj l.eaviiu Vvetry stieet ai iXBBl IUavina Piu. 4 at "k. Landiux ui CJuurai tue it i I u, i i.uck eBBBj lUll i'l Un U t t) a. J tan fl JlH

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I TITIC SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1871. I Hill ----si Bi WanltbjtmaUfc yottK riven oil et higiieil Prices to P'y I"' ft A Anlcnsi i sewing machines br Installment! IB' iiiAVr. rom h Aator place and m wth i H A Li A It f J It nnmb'f of cook, Chambermaids, linn. Hf A are.."" waitresses nnrses, (irli laleiv landed. (ranted lor e xce'lenl plae.es walkeics, mtih at. over drug store, f "7 viiriMl iltl. from 10 to II, to mine henelf gen. B Y erel y nsetu and to lfrnto nt ketr Apply from 10 tot at 930 9m at Itlnr whll hell knot). W; Mri. bTAIlLF.lt, B a TTENTIONi ntlt If. -Olrli, Plenty (Urn of am kinds in hotels private families, boarding BIB im,f., fnrnletied et (onieecker lt.i lornierly Mn. A jMKMf.ULAMrt (femile) press feeder wanted B t to work by tne wtek Alo booafnl lers, autrnm, LW mi coy.rers. V, 0, KAItl.E, IS Frsnitoit st, twL T -Fl HM I'-riiAHH operators, haslet! tod bat- i A a lorhole makers waited on fine white vri'i w. A j' (I's machine lillllecckerit. l:ini ihi third Sell. B' A So. 1 seng maehlntlon ease Installments t wnrk BBW A it h'en pricn given In excbatgei luitruoilon free. so, VH niwery, H A (1F.I01AN glrlwanTeJ lodiHenerepon.eworlr, A In Ptiit.ll lunllyi rclerences required l i tih it, A PLKNT of work t lilih price tO-P".'.' A K"d "wmg machlnei, et i eod upwards. I ttJ I'l AT. Y(ll Nil in as r omitd nod waitress i cur K A relVience l.iquirr a-Wi Fursytri si..lit flior. In me fear BBB A HllV withes ynnnj girl to d I ht house. LW A "r' vi I n l ine e'lmiif. H Mi BBt vol Mif i uMi'll ui n fi-ti ..'II, to run cr i A iVnl'.'tllCJ Weit.TJJit ,whefrence. Ti J I Tt l7i" irid tw i chl drei a i I do llglii liiusj j' A work Apply loJ J.-itlllH.WISIIiit. P A (11 II It II or ll.tn tike cure of children and ilit Br l in Htm Imumork U K-llkl tt BBB A K'l I Ctl'l If flnwelre Wauled, I good branch- t A mJ llr tadv, til floor. Bl i A v ;u oi.f ,alor. fin I two i rn.nirn nn rln ,.ip ind ciiiiom pnu i Htl work jnKjildli il.llr.tlofi. A II M.IS0. rtllllK end U'iii'!re.-. prlmte fnmllr w.nl iriuty womin nn c ok und UnnJreM. Abuly be. W iween In Aid lllu- llt l 111 Kt 3) li t. r l.'illlKWOM N wnijd lh- N Y"r l.iu'- i I hit IliiJioa dir. N. J i mull h rnerl' need lo f uve elnrre or ir i 'n taoi Apply At the 1a todry or H ltice, n Wel ltih et .New York Bi T?l UHT.OIfAS" rli tic mAVeri, tlo linn.l. C"n I lomed I Inf m' mrinu pil inlrii'fi winiej t LOUII TA YUIK'3, comer OrAnd il ChrrtUeiU ?1 lltl.s ntd to III plckleii none hot srol H nindineed rplT. I1 Oreenwlch t New York. fill I. VANtT: f'r KenerAl houewtrk In KJtni HI fAinili At -pi Wtt IIIKI reur it. K' Ci I flTVA MTKli io m.bd rjty At 115 Won I'm fi It nreel. ia N lis Vviteii to'iAHe nut linen cmti. CjI; i BV 1 ii,e .-k l ll Knit 90ib l., plette nu; bell J' fo I, on llic ini led 'or. K, T'XllirrATl'nllonl-AII wh.ireul or bit ewmj V J J m icl l l- llUJtil ru e At liO'n- ll di'.lred SI ie ftUiee wich r. orner U'oil toih it. And III hill tlridwar. neir lluueri V T A l)ll.-W k inr niid t hoTTie to pir rnr I j U'i I." "ixc 1 1 urn i 4nl (10 mi thlr j hKtAiimni. New York Micdlni rtltrinn Co, II llieecher hi. T I'l II" t 'J'"' o'i lewinc nnctilnei prriio4 MX K 1 i per eei i ot.itAUl vtuik Alter k'arnln. Ill II cetk. C int.. room 13, R' T 7 HI V'S tA'iilit on in'. A. iV. And Mner' niic.nne. I it is Uictckei it 19) winiei pionir wor a.'it Bm limliiir 1 t aiiiTSmTmi tonp;-Ate. flurl rTiiP'. A'il i'I I i Klnli ol fine work, l III eih at pelween An l utiti IXTI'Tirr. 1 O Cllt l..-Kree ine'iuciion mm' 1 mi inicnl.it'i the lewln ii'iehine ichooi. 17 St fUik'e. p tvee. ccAr Vnw Initltnto N ViTl' StlTtKII ihiti And nrl winl'd fr tond V no-reiA rfd pioTlJei lti.il. Bern 1 1 .-ii I au i i cluiice to oc ne koid tii'n An 1 wnmei Ptr I'e i fore Oft. II, i l KAiin I'hlMren'i Aid Socmr. U loon., io Uix-.QM b "tfXWoiW rvl'l ItATOIt Aim baite'ion floe run inllm- m:i the i.e.! pr c mil be pull 3 4 And i0 Vh it riirhime. rM'KIt ATIIHh io work In lh liouie. Ail w .rk V siren 'il t 311 Kit Wib "t. i I floor, lio'il nom. I rvl'i;itATIlf a it fli"i.iier"Aatel on r i, V U tlr hi M vc 'irerr. lWor. I OOl'EtJ f Pi:u.Tlllt". hifi'H "i lln n Aid nun-l cot. V t Oe I ill llic ceK At 3)6 lVeljinl IA I'lllt 110 X I'.i.-Wa lei immelntlT."3 slrli .1 iu clue Hoik. uImi n ii i I ci'ief 'i nn l' nn shin' Aifir'o tlnrr'IKIM UAliKII, l.-J un I 13' i Mukel' SewAr,N .1. i' T)l,r.TY f w r- li"h pr "e In pit In- Kind i J w nc mflebmeti it l!f and upu 'id 477'HbAV I CT I.NirlACIIIM'.-'eile'irwi'b priiiTe"1 n I'Uiln 'Hid H' 1 fi ni ntniv Wii-el-r .is t'i m, I h tie. 111. pin n, t ,.i ii-e -iiwicti .11 corner Men r I3tnt. ti 1 1.7 I i IVnaiAiT pciriA'uiil CHI K M iMtlA-iTVaont t rp firilne I r I' n rtuin'in'Wir clnr.' li t in in'M ri.i.'mil t 1 1,' I. S.!"uii at. 0 iwee i a-i I 9,h I; fVi I I.IIIIK" on c Ho i' com tl! a we i to o- e Hi J m.ienit iiu.t pi :e. (;a)i ni Itl I i itnti i,iac I nuiih at It'HiKS. I,' irrToorator nd l.ner wntel 3 Cnn itine .1 E. t lot 11 '5I" tf.'O' t.'A.' P l.'F.f.VKT II T. -Min'ed. espenene l binai. I- Ap 'It lo Mr. lUKMSISs. l roiJT n J floir I r TTH A.SI'M w ,ted oi Aia cuium work Ciil i rsdoi a. Allen t top floor. t' W ASTI,II- A I'rote.uM w nn in of ctn-neic io l' 11 co in the cntini-r i cok .ml ia ladre.i fin v I :o-iui. of f-rt f(ni end wl!e flro ulr' or I iiiui in hoaicwork in Ine cur CaII fir one wk at I' No CIS Till i 'arnvrlilii t' Va"Sti-,II -A i'OOI up?'tor on ch'Mren .how I, II nnere.inn in J" lei Cly or AdiOeat to the I ferry pirferred. pp ai I Hi:nrt S olIKI'.lfcON'ii, W TArren n. I W A N I fr.ll 'lo.io plAiu lewrr. h'o Btur I TTrtrAwei nnll'M. ApptT lo ll.K, I'LMtK A I, M.Adil. l".'."3 Hi oJ enlrnnce In tli reAr, by AlUy ?rrii Ureil Jnr,rt. o .rk siven out I V ANTI"'"- 0T'e eipri' nrM ehirr And dnwer li it p.ioe i ufo ne fr.oni who ire extern 1 1 l.ie I naUibff uo in ia'i' i ic4i:p', ad a i ro c eirand li oy, a Leonard it. up tin. I "Y A NT K II A woman or fciri aico ik. And A'lorier i it for wathiaz nid I i n r no rbJci,om 1 1 icdd I if nottoo ouux t -11 at I,1 lliivrr. b wee i v An 1 U J V IM'KM-I I'ioIi'.iaii cirl li worj in ieu,i m TT fid l.'ni'. or"' Head. V llhl ll I" 't.l AptilT 4.l K for 10 o'clock, utix I'aik plaieJI JIJs-M.U A lCI I WA.NTUD-Tko jir. iIjui llorl3i Ir old to 1 1 it Kim i.dpi r; only nen aud cien in di Leed I li.i.lr. II SNMUKII. Iff J'.'iu i W A NTI'.II A cool pre-ie Aidanitbdr oa ft .11 t unJerar.ue-iii t? id t work. IiAMiiK'.Hit::; a. uaxs mi r'.i it. E V A.NTKII oTfra'or aid buteri on cuiloin and 11 elitp panlt t alfo A pre.lnun. u. MIIDUK. I New Bjwery. WASTKII A good, nr-'nir cliainherinaid nini' 11 nn ierMunl P" P"l' c i a kitchen fill, aud a f 1 to unit on tuiiie, A f ait II iu.ton t. A N rv:i -itt'cruiori aud r.mhri on ihop com 11 ti,e r.lirneit prieri iiii lio oid hands ai 111 Nuitlt H 11 n beteeu 1 and In iti. "A N rl' K f Fi i i -i 1 l r. Uteri and Pi'ler' en li pin. the .t p r tcci .at I, Callvithd wefk H it J!J at A. nA,-Hunt. f ANTKI- voiin clrl In a final) tan'ili in 11 lAieciurje ol tuildren. Adp'y ai li L.tl.irmc H it fancr nore W A.N TLII-Two charnhfrinalili, wniLcrMoma 1 1 and woman to icruo, by tbe m'intb H ew Huw. B try, up italri. 'V A ISTI-.lt A kood bultonnnle maker o c .m rn 11 ic ti 3l liajmond n.. corner trook- H lin lop ll or. W A NT K II-A e taoi Kltl for wA'hmt and in i.inc li ad general Louievork 21 Catmrmu illp, .i the K I'.ore A NTKII Vn et.ii'rtencfd operaiur lo nu.i- mil H 11 treu l ck- MMUMJ.i A hl'uONKII. I I entleM A VI I". II A s rl all in 111 lull "f Htf I" a iw'ie H 11 factory Ma er tl Il.uukhn. i 1 b IIAUUI T A S'l Kli-ioeralori ('altera an 1 niinneit on H 1 1 ptma aiSH Cih it i the itoto M. I'AIIIIUI-l. f A NTKIi I iM -claiaf nuhert on cloaki. H 1 I. IHiYI'oiH A in 1 1 and t I nomai H. T A .N.Tli r Iril cU'i cloik make-i and brii len M VI HJI i f, I'l'. y,lirindil. V A NTI.II-dood operator! Paiteri, and flnlilicri H IT cn coaia cooi pay it Attornev it lop Itoor "V A TKII-Oood body il.rc'icrt on new ihlrli. H 1 Y Metropolitan Shirt l,iundry, 311 lY.it will l A V A NTKII Ilaiicru and tlni.iieii, 1 prcAiinin cn B 1 1 pinli, Alio I coat handi. il I'eli it 1 lloor. vT A XTKirATew flrli lo lit' up lilt iweili. Ill B 11 Hroome it., corner Lioist n.. upium B W t NTKII A I U'e iv. t i'ii.lnl a Pauy Ap, It K 1 1 northeait cornel nf Mil itana tu aT WANTKII-A lAlorciion pint" wlu cau operate V- It mi fticirir'nr.kn.ine. IfuiTivttJin iv H v A NTKII Operai'da md tJii'cri on Sum'i m H 1 1 chine on coau 7 lle.lf'f it till floor. W A NTKII A (tool fy finlber and l:oer. Apply H 1 lo li. li. Yll'MANi. llroadway. B r ,t NTKII Opinion aid Snlitieri oa panti. A -Q 1 1 pli ai I.QiiH Si) it,.1 ny 11, iolyp H AV A N .'KitTwo uiPireiici to work on cui oin B 11 .nl. K A lid i it rooih It. H v ANTKII-Tin ood muff nuliheii, in J leveral B 11 lurteweri at 131 Mirini it H "VVANTKII-A so id cook I t dining iaJood, and H 1 1 one u -iir. wmiiaT. K V A NTI'.p S'Mlll irrll to A.iort C .rdi Njw York K Jii lalilei lin.llliiit il V A VI Ml I flnl.tlaii ironert, t" IM lianil it i H A NTKII A )ooi.k l l li iuiLdtiAliy." tlO Hi AV1.'1 Fll-Iju iiuaII mrU lo work on builloi ai K; VmS'i''" L'aii at r Lupcnard ttTnp B. X'OIINli jil.l w, im l f.ir Ihmio ,ri, i'roteiuTiT BKH; iiri.ier.or l'i'i.u .1 ti K uu, n.. .r 'j oViock B i) ll.-'i'K u- u.. a -.i.-it BBB pre iinun on cuitoiu an I i,ijn ui tii. ?u cnal ii BB' lutein I BHi 1 l ItriT-OliA MS ",.o.u,i. ail liiiDneit on BBHB a l'i'ioi coat. ai.o ii tiiu lor bi.iinrr ma pien K' I li, it Inlldou .1 U li .Or- ro'nu I. BB 1 1 OrMtATOK" and batten fir ecatiteleAdy BH J I work all winter and goo-d pay 7Dlliliit BBi K l KINlMll Kit" and prenmen on iood inop BJBJBB i) I pint. rood wnei and ueady woik 111 i:.l H Ihkiil, Wff-Dor BMJfcL, Bi snsnfAt-ftmiilf;!; ATTF.NTION I (lilt l.f. W A NTKII TO-D t. I'LUNTY OOOII SIHIATIONS HKAIIY, COMR AN1I SF.R. NO DELAY. ODKLIf'SOFFlUK 109 (V UH 8T.,ntar II1IOAI) WAT. HO UK FOMIKUlTWAntelTtwo good folderT", C HtfOMRg, Kt C'entu it m W Jt NTKII Ot.era'or tAUen. rf'Mman i tteady 11 work, At 134 Canal n corner 11 jj f k" vjtz' A' tTKNTKIN f-WAnled, two iplnnera for plelar A"2pncf,J,Arne? '".'n'd' ZXWWX Kl'. iteade man need apply. hiifiKI! A li Kit wnnted on cmlom work, HI, A corner K ap it. and Wyln. at.. Willianubnrirh. IIOOTM A KEIt wVnted at 333 BiiUHh U. HUM 1 1 F. It 11 AN w Anted. Apply AtniteAdeil,, one door eait of UroadwAT. yTmTnh man and hoy wanted ts open ojileri, At 407 3d ae iiearWllnt. V.1IAN who nnderitandA tne Oih and oyiler boil. neii, WC'.haT. 4 HOY anted In A olomuiok ibon, 31J 3 lutb it. OUT FITTF.IIr and an operaior 111 MAtket il.iNewark N J IIEOASrilO. HlTx HIH.tlKltF.KS and erlrapere wanted, alU Ilf t il New York, tip KaliA jOXni.Kr.llrt wAntiTi; Amlly t. riONI'r.lJTIONF.U.-wTnled, to iro a ahort die. V t,inc In the conu'ry one who can inikntuinA'd creiin cirlT to a trood kenerl wnrerna" noid wnsee n ,d iteidy work. Call on L, F. ItRKD, 1 Hey it., bet. 19 aud t. l.lliTil'THO IM.ATF.lt VANTi:i!-One Hior. I'i oiirthly ncdtiAinted iih elect o plilint icnerally. nnd with nickel plat-nc epeciAlly, a kood precilCAl e clntlan, ondnln llnj well ihe mvieiement of hallerlei i a'ho Ab'e to control and lot'tn uperaltTce, Ati1 to take uhirue or ihe proper clcantlnc And prniA tntion of wo-ki lor the tolntlon vati, A man eo qualu fie can ennle r.T letter, itatin j ITmi and reference!, loMr llt'HKIITLYON. boi WiNew York I'oitOfflcc. 1?1 HMT-lt ATK rdnm'ieri lo rro Into tl e country. t'IIASJlMllll80N CO.. 11 Weil (lb It. 1.1 it ,T1M. fi'ter naafd. Ifjnlrc at l.tvr Fnlton it lirooiTn M (H'l.llKlf wAnt.-Tw.i tint Cm itoee plAto monldcri Inquire at III Water it 1-fANOnnlther wailed At HAZKLTON IIHOl', 31 ami 36 I'niTCriltT plac. If I, Kit wititel-Alij, a b it in ied and a elrl to all cb. Appiyt Al'SlI.N A MM1II.I., III Fulton C II O Kit 1 K Kit Hon tnrnodcacki can obtain 'teide O etppi'iiioenl 't llolnrook 1. 1 heal'by eeiliemeot of oTer loo lainil e homei nn uiop'oiT pATmenti. I1IOS. A. II. WK1H1 Kit, 7' llroidway. SI. A Ti.'iTrt wnnted Inune li'teie i none but eooJ workmen need aiily. IIATTIKI.Ii IIOI'IT.It. ;ai and XI arket Newark, N J. SA VnTt I N II Kit ".--Vinted. t or 3 nw run leri rone rrnt ffilt tnn need anp'.r IIAIIVFY W. I'l A'K, n'c nfiwWork. tltiamihiir 1. 1. I. CIM.KN III II niahrmny Joiner'i cheit for let. Ap. P i h it 11'.' ItK'Iroad ay .l.-rier Cut. CI, I I I'.ltS audlin tooterm anted art?.' Waitiln.- tont. fl'll .llTwr.l.nTti. lYABtel. nrtt.claii handi on I c eral wi k tt.'lT enr 1'iin.e il IIOIIKM'VI .TFNISON A HIIIEtlLKH, 97 Cliff lt rpWII re.pcr'ih'e m-n to ciithi lor the ll.niar I Utile in thecountiy. Apply oy lelttrto W. A u. boi lot Kun ofVe rpo TA I I.Olfn.-WAite!. toolcoat ninu toio I In tie cjjnirr fill itfili'inlil., frnPto 1 1'. II. fllll 11 KKtin and iheet Inn worker!. AoolTalllt IliiMH, i it, or WlutHNrjft ltni., Yotiken. rpiN ItoOI'KIti wanted Immediately at I77C' nrl I it near llein T J. O'CONNOIl. fllll MTF.lt KIITI IM:ltr--Wanted,A trel-rlAii So. .l ".lu' AO'iD a' li trwlltl-V.. 1'- XJ?y-K. ipil I'r.l'.lll.ltH or rullm nnchmfi.-W.mti4, a I Cr- .'lii- e der, at III iilllia n it r 'Tl HAKFItrVnntel. a boy. one thit tin I worked at Ihe bin r.esi. gaoih aT. f I i'l I llillllllll NTjKTisKilr cjTeren w.nte-1 L t aioiis hii mil it. r 'a NTKII A toy about ISieire of .ute, fjr a hotel T 1 in Ih e mntry tl,rman who tpfavi hnyllth pri ftrred n ul undetitand the care and drnmr. ol ho"et work llihi re'erence rtiiulred. Apple be. Iween the lioiiit o 9V( .itid 11 o'clock A M. thu day ai t'.e l eek f-' 1 1 Hotel, corner liroidway And tit it Ilro klm. I. I) AN lTKlT-A jojdOTal turner. AdJreu HALL. I'MtlllOO CO, llalllreorp Md W ANTF.il -A c. 'ored mm ein LP. ai coAihman II ai, I ttr.i .m lo po in Ihe t ititrT one who under iIit'i ine cire of b .ri'i, carr art an I Inrnei nnd i ah nuke luinlclf uiilil. Apply at OW llroalway. t o I V NTKlTTAII.'llt. ail TAll.n'IV SK li the" 11 Ainanrin Pi -re-i IPHldm. in C tllll Mtr. WHIT F"':ll A new fiftory alia. OI'ltUA IOFS And I INIillKltS. U I) C. Halionet INTKli. Oenitiiniwy loiTultnir uhk cmi 11 mike II lo $11 per diy i eaiy and reipectal le I ui net iticcei anre nioit conrealeot 111 1 1- article. itrllrwii'vaf-.'ri'.i nwm.el.ce't? V A NTKII Machine pnniert for pnner hancinin 1 1 ter 'ler.entcmi lotment firei flrtl cia anditendy workmen to-e oihen need apply. Call ai fACtory, No Sl tteii Jd n. 'A NTKII-'PTerAl bori thil nnier"and 11 in ox of uo 1' i frame ca-nn at ri.M lll'lt i' Mll'l iTI R'.9 Muter it Apply tne whole wee, VVA N I'KII-A coo l cl it him eulter aio, one who 11 can teciTe and ei ,'Tiine lm"i pom Anily to II YVALI.ACII '3 SDN'. It White 11. VV ANTKII Firii p jn uplulilereri. nine but 11 fttt-i',11 wori'ii"n reel apple Apply lo L. MAIICOTTKA CO it Kail ITtn il (Union mate.l W A NTKII 1 wo nodiery hardware coeereri And 11 iiitcher.: aio two linen itnt vllderi nad two buri'iiburi at tli KjwI 11th ll up Haul. t A NTKII-A coit maker i co a thor d iun" in 11 ll,e cuuiiliy Call at HONNKn HCllliNCK'a oe I'ark p a e. Irom lo II o'cleck VA NTKII-il) l tieam and it a fltteri for h aey 11 wok at lnlori.fooi Norm Will it., Willi. mt. hnrch. Apply Immediately W ANTKII-I! CAhinel ntikpr. lo in ike bedilea l 11 i:eiay uork ai 11KA10.NM. Irt Ana Ui Orand l lYini'ininurirn I. I VV A VIM'.IIA man In a ttrjfti(orp. to pt nil 11 atoi land dijosblnz. Apply at llroadway and tl H Wililiiiubnnli WAN I'KII-iio d iaIu niakeii. a' the II K.N'OKICK 11 huN t.re Conipany'i, 67. ti.il.au J "J.SortnOi lord it llio'ikl)n W A NTKII-A itoal ooyab) it 13 year old to work ll in a hudwari nore. Ad Iren ll. C rt'. CO boi is) Sun offlpj W A NTKII-A boy In a dlnni t.i'on muit know 1 1 how io tan wse from IS to 16 per week Ap- ply at ;i7 South il WANTI.H-I ood cake baair one mat can Ire 11 and or' a ueot. Anply corner Jay and Concird it. Utook o. W A NTKII cood i ti and iheet Iron worken, at 11 MM MKHMAN A llltOWN'o, 1)1 Market at- New- ar. N J V V ANTKII tieidy mm to drlee an cinren 11 v.koii refirencj reoulrel. Apply ni lia Vi'eit ilihit V A N'l' Fll A nriucian wi cn ce encraTer Ap 11 wlyioj 11 SI'ADONK. I Maiden liur, lop floor WAN rKIITTieanTnttetir Apjiv to HKAUri1 A 11 AllltAUKII 331 Monroe i'. Inncnoi of Oran d. W A NTKII-A prenmin on cuilim pinti'ooni At 11 101 llowen JOHN FALLON V A NTKII Flr-t.plati cabinet makeri. 11 K 11 FC'lltlY A CO U toiWrlt 18th It. VT A N I'KII-A nrit.clan rlrernan hor.eAhoer, at 11 JOHN Mt KAY'siliop, Main t Oraoie. N. J VANTF.II- tnit ciiif Joi llnnher, at Stalen 11 liland lirenn 1-aclory. New Hrlarliton. fl I. W A N rKIl" A ou-jmu anoVl 1 -r II at Kt Nai 11 mi it room 8 Iteitof rerereice required. W NTI.II-A lounn man to ntten I lurnacee In a 11 bran l"iindrr tl Martiriii. JerieT L'liy. V ANTKII- Mtio iboT for errandi. JtJ Star, 11 bem een It and Jlil in., In butcaer rhop, V ANTKII-Fuur'nnd chur makeri At lit Mao 1 1 ,i.. i- .lit., neir Amur tall for three dayi. W ANTKII-A boy accuilomrd to rub la lor a 11 tinnier Cull at til 3d ay., lint inurnlnk. VV A NTKII-Kirn-elni coat and yen nandi i alio, 11 a i uinelman alt3 Mirilc ay., llrooklyn. WANTKII An AHIilant photonrapber. Actinic 11 Kntrr.ilnj Company, lis Liberty it. f A NTKII 'len cood varnulirn aod pjtiihera, 11 Apply coiner Wn it aid ISIh ay W A NTKTl-lvom bOTlT I' b, hUWAltlH, pic- I I lure trania maker, UI (Iri-ese it W A Vrr.ll3.hie"n)ikrApr7l. at ltj Welt 1Mb III littween btl aid 7lll ATI VV A NTKII-A flrtl rim tlu.mlli on furoaco aud 11 reuse work, ai Sfiitn it, W' A NTKII-A thoemaker on looted boon and re. 11 petrlnii l F.ett In i it W A NTKII-uliMiralliT Jobber, K! lU.nillon at., 11 Hr-oilrn VV A NTKII -A nood man lo cane-ioal cha.ri, at 119 11 How ry ANTKII-A boy lo attend In ilore 919 WoiM7lh ANTEII-tTin-rooKn at'J9and!0i Ka,tlhtl. "yyXiSTI.II-A b'JOd mjcblciilal 71 Jiaa it. k) Fill NTF.IIM wanlcl -One tn tot up and mike up jACoimtrj r.ewipvjr, the other ai joli lommaii leliaiie, eiperloiciul men may call At K .Mill Kit A 1.1 n l,r 'C, llwiiinan it II o'ci n'k I imday morninr. tl FKNf'l I, cue mak'ia wanted. Apoly lo AITLK. Tti mini 13 llr"kory it J eey i.'ur. A FA I NTKII Mi April) el77 lortlAtldlll Iron Hto l iit,Mi)i Hiiitia 11.25 per any i come prepaiod io o t r ,n T 111 KN and l cirlt wan d pay flOp'May Ap i.l) m li i.,iii' plice, corner of Murray front roi t Kt.iiri IliOllll biiabelmen wanted al 8)i llroid it., New. ara.N.J. nooil irAiiiiaculli.ii wanted at Norwalk, Oonn, t V. HATI.H. 1r. IIKCIl-IIANDi wiatel, AopTy on boird 1 kteaino tat ut'fjre noon I'lorJilU'l It eer 1 C( HOll KltM wantaioithiNew York I WUll Muilaiid K, It work for A year take Ike Kin liailroad lo aiiddletown, an 1 tba llldlaad cri fur IbfMtf j A MAtiniNlrtT w an t vj I?, f."1-. Ftii A employment. Carl early al 100 Weil lid it T-rMAKr"''''1-, Apply. I MO F.Ait Hlb V H tetore 1 A. U. or r. II. OV want! la a (lank book bindery. JOHNSON A MULLINS.J8 and0 Llbertyit. ilV Wa NTKII to o errandi. Ae.i 11 per woik. Apply afier 3. at III Rait lllh at. IJOYwinied to work oa leather, atl Nantnii., It room II. (TYTanled to open oyiteti WI Delancer it. CMINFKOTHINF.R Y ,-Wante. a man on lotenee and itarch work. 101 Chalbaifilt. 1. OUIlBood tin roofoii and to elaieri warned at 'Mlloieit. QAMFITTKRS WANTED at 7 Welt Droad. "OF LDRIIH WANTKII-Two eopd llore plat and one kettle moallcr Inikire at 111 Water il. UIIOlTMA K KHH -Wanted, A nrit-cUn atoek HI n ter I alio an operator on boon. Apply at 30 Collect place, LMIOKMAIUUt wanted on Ular woik. aI I lo. O 331 halt Slit) At. M0lilNNI9H. S- il.YF.ItMililTIIH.cntraTert, and aplnneri wAnl ea Apnly toW bltinitMli. Co., 181 llroadway r1ATliOUM.-A man To work on cuitomcoaia t L (he wee?, and a boy tinder tnnrucllona. W Merter t.. M floor. fTlll-TATiiTlltrl.-Oood coat tnueri and btihe' J men to work In tlio note, (9 Welt 31tb it., corner of lilt at fllil ifoilT I'lTTKHH.-Wnnied. boot Allen on JL call boon and taiteri al Weit 3ht it. FjuvoThociniken watted. 71 Jd ay .near 4W at. ArANTI'.Il A irnek blacktmlth and h Iper at 11 J CLAltKKA lillO.'B. irt Concord it rooklyn WANTKII A yottnu man to drlee a horae and 11 truck. Inaulre in me cool er ibop IW Hater ll. W' ANTKO-A nood pi.nl.i fru WAN TKII-Two fell loolen. Arplr to N. 0. 1119. VY8EI.L, IM llroalway. eir'y tr! mprn'nt. VVANTKII-A boy from 11 to II lo learn tbecar 11 penter boiineea. 1,311 llroalway. ANTKO-A ernirfhoy "to open oyiten at Iltb iir i ood relercnce required. t ANTlfll-5 nalnten. Aptly on bulldiniti, 73U 11 it, near lib ay. W A NTKII-Uood tailor. Apply al Jjrearlll., near 11 liroad, WANTKII A bouie career. Apply at 711 Ball 9th aireet. ytf A ,N T Kll-A carpet weayer at Ud it. obtrnnitnt. QKI 'lt',AI,'MiAni OF ALIlKUMEN. HTATkD bkf-IIOX, MOMIAT, Oct. 13. 171,1 1 O'clock F M. I Tne Hoard met In Ihelr Chamber, No, 11 City Hall, pnr.uint to adjournment. .L l'irteni-llicmai:oin'n, Kiq .Freildeht, In the chair, nl the followtnr menioeri t Aldermen Cudd). Han, McKteeer, I'lunklll.IMIIy, Sfhlicn'inc. Welch, and Wollman-9 Tbemlnuleiri uiettinfi held Oclcbertandkwcr real and approeed. ItCTtOl tl. ilil.im.n Pitrfjlt--. lleaolTed, Ititt termltiloa be and li hereby clean to Ibe owuerof the propert on the northeait corner of Flrii aeenoe and V.nhli -8th ureet. lo remiute, crale, ret enrb and cutler itonei. and flap in from of hlapiop. eriy. on both Ihe ayenue and the etreel, t hn own el penie a -a Tiiett ice olrtctlon of it.e Comtn'.iiioticr of l'ollc 'Vorki 1 lie t'reiioent put Ibe qneitlon whether the Doard would atree with laid retotniion, Vt hicb wai dec ded in the afarmallye by lh follow. In to o ia niaj itlly of All the membeii elected yoUu inTmOTM.tmrfiT Airrmaiup-lhe Fre'ldent, Aldermen Cuddy, llarl, McKteeer I'tOLkltt, lietlly, Bcnlichtint, Welch, and W oilman 9. And the eame waa directed to be lent to the Doard of All ium Allrrraeu tor concurrence. IWlneiiine Itei.lTed, That Fint aeenoe, from Blity-flrit to Nine-ty-xemd llteet be paied wall llrlllau Ol iraj-block paTcmeni and that al tne eeTeral in erifcllm itrerti and Avenuei crotiwalki be laid where not now laid, an reiald .bete thoee pow laid arc. in Ihe opinion of tne ConunHiiooer of I'nolle Worn not In itooJ repair, or are nnt upon a trrade adapted to Ihe srade of the proponed new pavrtnent, tinder t ie airect'on of the CnmnvMionor of l'ulnip Worn, and that the acroiupa. nytnr ordinance therefor be adopted. Which wai laid oyer. ny Alderman ti'Netll Keiolyel 1 mt a itreet lamp be Placed and ll.tilel opp inte lumber 1, UroadwAT, under the ilirection ol the Coinmlmooer vt l'ublic work!. Whlcn wat laid oeer. Ily Alderman L'uldr lipio TrdiThat Mit.ty-flrthitteet, frnm Flntto Fifth tyrnu', be paTe.1 with lleU,an or trap-Moci paie. tnenl, and Ibal al the leTiral Inteiiectinc ttree'e and aeenuea irotiwalki tic tatd wliorn nut bow Ian, aao ro I'ld wheie Ibote ow I'd are in the opinion if the C'imipl.ti iner of Fnbl e Worki, not In nood r. i air, tir arc not upon a cride adaided to the crane of tie pro l-oi-ii u'w piTentent. un lur Ihe direct in ol the Com. nitfiionrr or I'ubuc itoika aid thai tue accoupaiyiot orCiLant thv-rtfer b advp'.ed M hicn wai laid oier. Ily Aldetman Irtlnc Tiw4, TfillA 4 it !A-.-.ivJ-----4--l-rl.; In ironl of premleee bumoer 111 Isnt 1 wenlT-fot rlh ureet. under the direction ui the Comiimtiouei ol Fob I c Workr. Which waa laid orer. Ily Alderman Fitinkilt UeiolTed, roAt permwioA be end U hereby eleen lo the pronr."lor ol ireuitiea numbei 319 We.t F'rty ae. nn I itreet to lubilttule an ornamental lamp, of me and tty ie to oe approeed oy tho CommiMlo. or of Fun lie Woriti, t ir the lamp nowoiipo.il' laid premiipa, the iipene lo betaid oy theiAii proprietor And Hie work to no done under tne dircctlou ol tbo laid Coiu mitflDtier. "hlcn 1 laid oier. II) tne Ftett l-nt lleioiyed That ihe yacant lota nomber 49 Centre trrel end numb r Si Fark meet be fenced in. urder Hie alreclion ol tbo Cumuilinoner of Fubde ivorci, ind that the accompanying ordmiaci tuerefor be a1oi.td Wiitrb wit tall o er. Ily Alderman flunkltl- HeiolTol. That on bith illet of Finy.flrit itreet, fr mi Ninth lo Kiel ntliBTenne, curb andentter nonai I e let and tl.e dewaike ba (Hicr-a and rcflaceed full widtt. where nol already done, uioer Hie direction of the Commii-loner of IMDlie Woiki. and that tbo AC cotupanym. ordinaoca ineretur be adopted. Which wai la'd oyer. Ily A dernian Cnirlock lloioleed, 1 h u p-ruimmi M end Iheiame It betehy clean to 4b. pr.i-r.ct. r of lb ptite Jiorlbeaii ax ner of One l.nndr-d and Ftileeiitn ureet and Flnt ayenue to plice a wa'enntr l-oettt onnotile lilt pi, m uei, under ihedlreelionof Ihe Commlmouer ol Public Worn', inch prmilulon to remnn only during the pleature of the Cumnoti Conacil. viblcowai uidoyer Ily the lame Ueiileed, I hit gai malm he lilt, lamp doU ereetel, ind itreet lamp, nettled in I'.utiti r.lin itreet Irotn ATentie A to lint Tenu. undr tne directioa of the Commimoner of Ftiblio Worki. Whlcn wat laid oerr. Hi ma I'reaident KetolTrd. Thit a cronwa'k be laid from number 173 Rouib ureet. corner of Itooirvell ureet. to the louth wei cate of William. our.'h irrry liouie. under tne direction of the Commitiioner of l'ublic Wormi and tnn the accompanying ordnance Ihtrrf.i bo adopted. Wb'ch wai 111 1 oier. iit Aiaernian itari t KeeoiTel. lbal theildewalk oopoille nnmben '.30, 133 IM and IM Wen Twcrir-ililli ureet be itatze full muh, where not alrraly none, unarr Ihe direction ol tne Commtiiloncr ol l'ublic Wolkii and Dial tne acf-o'upenvinc ordnance therefor be adopted. Which wai tai 1 oyer. lie Ihe lame IleioiTed, that a itreet Imp he placed and lighted on ihe lontneait comer of SeTeothaeenue and Twenty mi aireel, under Ihe direction of ihe Commliloner ofl'uh'.ic Worai Vibicb wai laid orer, woTlom. Aldeiman Welch mnyedthat when tlie Hoard adjoura It no io io meet on Ttiurioay neil, the Inn mil., al 1 "Tli'eVrci'ident put the nueitlon whither the noird w.mld igree with md motion. Which wai decided in the atarmallTe Alderman Flunkltt moyed Ibil the Uoard do now "'ihe'l'r'eldent put the queitlon wne. her the Doard would a ree will, aald motion. w hlch waa deelden In the afflrmallye. Wheien un the l'rreident declared that the Hoard Hood a ij uriied nnlll Tbunday next, Ihe itti Intl.. it I ',,gtl"' JOHN II AUD Y. Clerk. JJuimm ijiniut-. HIITLMIEU HIIOl' for aale cheap. Apply at 4J1 Katl llth it 1. (lit rA ill: A meat markel. well eitanltihcd and dome a t tod buMnen t muil be iold thn we k at tne owner cannot attend to It. Apply at 391 lie l.alb av Hrooklln, I 'lilt HA iiK-A nlca crocery ilore. alock, and Da. 1 turel, done a cood onb bullliel i good Apirlraeutl to lire lui rent only (111 two yean' leaie, al 331 Kail IM itj 1,'OHHAIiK, rhn, liquor itore, Hcenie, Hock, 1 and 111. urea cood bnalneia i well located t clieap jehl mad uaM.1 before Tai.iiJ HlWeittldit I.i I Ml "mTA N II ToTet, wiih mtureiilna markel i 1 growing nelrhtiorhool i rent low good chance for the light man. I.7U Myrtle at llrooklyn. K, ll, IToit M WiTJcneap-l clan cue, boiri. and nock 'or a fence and yirlety ilore. II lioWLKV, 314 CI neon ne .llrooklyn 8 donri finm Fulton at, 1. Oil PiA ItK Li" Ihin cm. a trait. p ml. o iionery, fand tor atore, tnuit be iold on acoounl of oilier butlneu "II Jth at., Houth llrooklin. I'Oll rt l,K eheap-Lldiior atore and Hi turn, 1 ctt'ep ronti gool aparlmeotl to Ilea In, at III Weil llth it I. (lit HALF. At 4 13 M rile at, llrnoalyn, a newa I I ai'ir an I itatl mery ilore. mtli two Uiko roulei. I" 'lilt M 1,1", lliy eypri'ti ai the ow itr lin oilier 1 bnt'nrii io atfnd lo 431 Vcl KHh ItMT.OI. IrtH milk ron la for ialo i gocnl reaioni 'lor aclinic AUtilr al UO l.l't Mm It. I' (III MAliK A liquor Horn, M7 Weal ,1ih el (loud buiineii t ehen rent. l()l'OII TiTOIlK for ialo ch'ap-Owner mu.l J leaie for Knr ipo im'iie.lliiiny itood chince to iiiako tnoni'T i Hoc. and llimrei In codtrin Apply at 1 Mulocri; it., where jrnu can learn ell Ihe particu lar! SVHTI.lt ilOllHK -Hir "Id lean of wunlu liouie fur Hi' -limp. UMillUK MAIS! IN, "Tiler boal tool harllon llj e."i wi iw7i -ii vna iiiiriMtitVi- rBlWWtiMMI, Tioki- iron li so to J, lor Octonerll. J03KF1I 1IA IKS, Agenl, IVl llruaqway, I ootn 4 (fitottttn. HAIK1A1NH IN TKAH, ooir.ce, flour, giocorlra, and nroTlilonii aold in quautluei to lull every body. Call. 'aye your moner, and Mia for yotinelvea. TIlOUAilU A-kkllT IMUrMawloUlU 1 JRent e-tlrnu IXKCtirOll'H HA1.K or ritOFKiiTY ON IllKJADYTAT, FOUIITH, NINTH AVENUES, WRIT, WASniNOTON, Mil. WO, 71D, IITTII, IIITI1, AND 1JI8T STHRRIS, Bllrl. MKT Or kiTATA Of Till LATA FAULsrorroitD, Alto, IN IIAHLRM miOOKLTN, Ad. R. n. I.FDLOW A CO, will tell at auction on Tueiday, Oct. II, in, at 11 o'clock, at the Kicheoge Sileiroom, 111 Droilway, Trinity building I TIIR ST. JAMKS IIOTEL-Bouihweit eorner or llroadway and SOU) al. ltaoiDwiT-No. 7031 granite noma and lot, J.HOO feet Wait ST.-Noe. W. and til Waiblngton it., Noi. M.60, and 31 1 warrhoniei on enure plot. rl 10 ft. on Wettit,H9fi.on Wahington it., be 179 ft. deep, WearterH r-No. 1JI ioiH.i91.i adjoining Stat Anenal, 9rn AT..7J0 akd 7Sd 8ra -SI lola frontal on th t,i 301 4 fi i denth on aicnil ,71ft. KlT 1I7TI1 AID USTll WTa.-7 lott, 7J O.CAIt Of At. A, each 23x100.10 ft,, with iwoetory frame home and email itabie, itw Ar lole, cnllr wet "nf hiwten rth and lllit a. 1 199.10 fl, fronl by It. depth, with brick lac lorr tnereo i IJHToT.-llloli, lontb tide, adjoining BTcnne lotf, eich rivoilfl. liAT.-.No 1391, front And rear hout 'ianl loll t..6 101 n ,eatt tide, between Ul.h and Il3tlt at! 3d At. 1 he enure block bounned bT i 1 and 3-1 ATe lOut mo 10-M in conlalnltik 4' full loll, oppoi.to the prupoaod Cryiial Falace Uroun li. tu At -nlota, eoutheaat coi ier!97tnt I-.i.t IOtii bT.-Souib ilde.tt lou ailjolntni ar Iota. In iT.-iloli can Hde. 60,4 it. eoumoi vtiih it.,cich 23 3X10O itat.-S on lontlieait corner 10!d it., each M.Ik 100. laT At. I loti well aide, SO- ft aonth 01 119th it., each 33 -KxlOO ll ioioST.-i loliouth aide, bet. Ill at. and At. A, t3z IEll9tn 8I.-1 lot aontn tide. 100 feet well at lit ey, 3Jt Tisti'i'st.-I loti norm eldc.SOO ft. eatt of 31 at.. Ji '?lTiri'ar-.'loU aouth Hde, 173 ft. eait of lit ay., tlk '"mn'bT"-.' lot eoolb Hde, SSJ fl. welt of 3d ar., 13x WFaciriO-T., Drooklyn-No, (37, hooie and lot i U.lx '"lMTiiioiT t Drooklyn-I loll near Deberolie at,i "amS'ht?, Drooklyo-. lota near Dcbeyolte ay.i each VniTTi Syn Aye.. lOrn St.. Drooklyn-J loti and fioiei.beinc norm half of inock tii At., ll-ooilrn-Noriheeit corner 43th at.t 11 loti. Alto loti on Klni"l"t AT. liinkTom At., ItlCIUAbeO.I -T.i KOBTH HkhHT bT., AC, AC, 11100k. "cirvoFOHANU Ill'AM'p""7,"nl,0l,,, outhiide. n.rt of Ion 3 ai.dtl, belntr so;IM ft.i Mteli'.a n.. N. IV cor. Oak H., lot No. a. Niktll ft.i DlTlelon il., can Hde. tel Cherry and Oak in lota Not 10. II, 13, and 10, each Mint tt. t Dtri'ion lU S K. oor. I lirry it. lot No 13, Miellon et eAH nor, bet. f.lm and Map.e ata.lo'.aNo' 10. II. 13. and l. ePl SJXllJ fl TonihlpSN.i K. II W acre.. belnirN. half of H. W quarter lection 11, and SO acroa.boiug a. Bilf ot N. W. ituiiier eeclion Ji. Terrai of lale-On Improyed property, ilxty per cent, of the purchne money n'ay remain on bond and mort. gage for three yean, aod two-thlrdi may rcinaln on unimprored property. Hood and mapi ran be had on application at Ibe Auctlont-r'i orae-. i 1'iue il INOLKWOOt). IJUKKNS, L. 1., miUMS DEATI.Ntl. HAM) I'l.AYlNfl. UtlNr) Fl KINO, MULTITUDE HtrzZAI.N'O. THE STAI1 8FANIlLI.il HINNKIt Will be raited u on the NEW AND I'EltMANKNT STATION, Aftir '.rca-iLT traitiim-i'M-'-i -JelleAVd Iji -.A(lr.-pnrpinei. ANOIIIOINAL FOCM, written for the ocritiou he A ChLLllliA rKD AHEI11CAN AUIIIOnESS, will tic rea 1 and an r.LOtiUEN I' ADDIIF.S18 DEI.IVF.ltED. Immediately on the eontiutlon or the ceremonlei. THE IMMKNrlb SALE OF LOTS, by order of Col. A M OOI). lite tnegailant leader of the UnmoriAl Fourteenth llegluieni. will be nude ny J011.1SON A MILLEII. Special Iralni oyer Long liland Itiilr m l will leave the J AMhH HLII' and 341 II M 1 FKIt IIF.I. for Inclewood iQueenii.at II o'clock iharp, on IIIUi.SDAl MOIISIM). Oclnner 19. ttrafnlla'i UnniA'led Hind hai been rniAiel Weeka'a caterer win nne a ipicnJld COLLATION ready oa arrival ol train. SJO IIKAUTIF M, I.OTi Are tobeiold iKHIUTely. abolutcly, and wttnnnt re. card to price, n the eaieit tcrmi ever oderelataa auction rale. In the centre or tnn choice pr?erlr, tte NhW AND l'KHM ANKNT bTATlON of the Lone liland llaitroal located. I" northerly aide bounded py the Jericho Turnpike t li oppoiiie the cplcnuid retldence nl Col. A M. Wt,od anJ the Kcloun cd llii'cii Ciurclu while the eoutherly por.lon bit a great Ironl oa the road rnnulig 'rom JAMAICA TO IIIMI'-IKAII The Important lact thai the Mali n liai been perma ueullr "r.iteii on ih-i properly, will give c eaii.iueio I.XKIltr L'lf Fill: UUbl .l-bs. 1'1,'ltl'Oar.-. Termi of tale ttnuiualiy unei.l Km tleaeti and map or JIlllNRON A MII.I.Rn, M Irm and ot JblljrCLLlol f, is llroa l war,Wihiatui. ourgn, OTH-WliltKINOMKN-Lols.-Don'i bay lent J when you cao buy a home And lot tor the am unt vou pat tor rtnt. 1 doVI ciee free ridei tree lunehee, Ac hat 1 win aril yoti IjIi iri,n ll'fl to 11 000 tertni M cithi balani-e Hi) per month, or a homo and lot lor II WO al llWca.h, paline l.'O per month that are actually worm t.ial money. Applr io It. It. KINNEY, corner SUli it. and M At llrooklin. On hand All day Sunday and week dari HIM.KNIlTTl "farm of 13 acrci.Htuafod in ain. tntfioa yaliey 4 mllea wra of l'luinlleld. being In the Tillage or u aahlngioo. with lend rood andimoo n, .1th eplcndld I tree m ol water flowing inrourhtbe mid dle t good building! aL throuiih, ipplei. pean, che. rice. 1'. ZKULIO, llCenlieil. 1 .1. liJ.KFCKr.lt, HON T("b wli I'll un A. 1 unci, Oct 4, ai U o'clock, at the hichane Haleiroom. New York, the micmncenl houie and lot No IB t ouil H .corner or Carroll Fark Hrooklrmone ol the finest, hen built, and molt complete riouiei In that choice part or llrooklyn. i II A It 11 A I N. -Store, dwelling, aid three tola, A uear Uoriitiaua depot: a fine opportunity to ae. core a bargain ir taken immediately Apoly to O W. HITCIIKTT. 3 New Chamben it. -.jKIK-HA i.K w)ioty,iw?meftl, At-4- !i.eHr 1' Iratue houae, nearly new; nine roomi. anl flee large clomta- imall exiemi'ni wilcr ihiouclioul only three doori from Orind it. cn. Inquire on prrrauci. ffl Almllelit.. willtaminurtn 1,'OIt HIIK-ln"Adelpnl it. ll.ook yn. a ema. 1 foriah.e and neatt-Hory aud bawnieut frame home, that we wit' nil cheap lor raiht nePeiiuy conr ela ui to It al once. IVALUHON ALU ILL. I.O.tlll ay I.T"aTiK-Ai Jamaica, L. 1., a twotlory and liiieuiem houie. with e-ehi toll of gtound and two Parni. Apply to J, L. 1IEWLK1T, 313 7th ar., N. Y. 1,'ltlllT l'ill.TIHforiale-10, tl'll.tirsl. bl, H3, 10), ivi, 3D0 acru i ll.w. up teveril at barcalm, c II nLIVF.lt. 1 I'ark Place. VOMONKV wanti-d for a protllati 13 acre farm IN at lltiriingion, N J.t hai new houie 53jpeaebtreei, 300 poar FO other frnit irei, 110 grape Tlna, and acrca In Ifrrrira 8old on long time, lull parilciilari of box M, llurllngton, and at l0 Howerr Cli't mill A ,'1-MTOIlY btp'k Itore and lia .iHM ble on a good oorner t alio, a J-itory brick bouie beer the terilM,tor 11,700. APi ly to J KLLIOTT, 11 llroadway. ltrnoklyn. K I) ot Unit an- io Stu CIIIKAP ItKNTrt! cheap rental-A few cotugei Icfion ISnth at. and lOin ar with cat. water, nine roomi i onlT t a nionlh, O LKBi'lN AtlSL 3.1 1'.ne at. 1,'I.OOHH ANII ItOO.IIH TO I.KT-14 lo III I' monthly, two, three, or five roomi each, new double liouiei, by (1KO. L'ltAVIOND, grocer, 013 Weil lotli at.. near lllhay. ROO.IIH andbedrooi lo let In new buck build met, yjJncidivl Madlion il., corner Jackton, al U pm month. Apply oa preml'ea lo bouiekei'per 'IIO liKT (lit l.liAHK-The"iiouie known at io 1 Norm 3d at., VMllianubnrgh t In perfect order. Call on or Addreta owner, Jllll.N C. O'N&IL, 131 Lenil il.. New York city. Kent 133 per month, fio I.F.T-X candy atoFeT atiriITooiter H., and I flxlurea fnr tale JJlones ana Untnaqti, A NICK oanole-itray hone, t yeiri, muni and kind, t.onv biilti fit lor cart, trut'k, or am work, at 17 hut mini. JlttOlOJS. AI'tCT.-Frofetaor M Alts telli tne yen mind no andconinlihiiii at once i he li a nil uliCc u.trolo.er thai er.-ry one can depend on In love atlilia, apec.iy iiiarrncei, name, day, and lucay do a. aud uo aia, appointineuti In nirrUoi ho uerer lai a i lie itio ne. I liiiiig exponent ol tine aclenco on earih, on oerlul an i ueiul tecrpu revealel lint no llvlni morialcver xnew befote- how lo cante lha diiappoint en to mint the one tn-r with immedialelr, and ifool luck In allbuiinen. Conmil the creit wonder wno will toll tho event! of your whole lata wlthuut aikini, him any queitiooi. lie ill reveal Hie ciuio of mlf r tun, aod point out in clearly iniriol pain to proi perlty and happlnoai Heilt'i, wealln, and ood luc li within tie reach of all wno coniuli him l a Hoi an 1 genu. Ni renin lo at HI Third at., neat llih it. MTONIhlllMJ! -MAi)TMK. ,M icTenlh uaugtuer, boro with a cani and gilt of roreilc il to tell all tnat concern! your whole me, cauet ipedy inairlageii lella bow loon and of tun you will main, nnlaii you wlih to know, ann your very in .ii-lili Her equul ia nol to be foun 1 Her maele image itnwi the exact nknnrai of tne nne alia wjil c i iao i u l-i marry. If yon win, Immediately 114 1 ait Ilniition it below Hi ay .opponte OrcnardH. Laliei. frw no k'pnla AT KM F. M 1 1 A N N A 01 al rv a 1 1 i I r 1 1 ll a 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 e in lervmind al Urn ilkiil nd' l'',11.' ".V".", I',?, tho name of tho one you marry i no aatln icuou no pa) (i 81 av noiwciin 3IH Alio aid H. AllKI.AIIIK II. l-AllllKlfl'MON. or 0lj.T A ruirvuyaiti, iiaareinoTO I in fOtilti av. conmil her lor evirylhlig, No eatlilaclion, no pay. Iliuj lowtr bed TVritlll.OniH l, Madam ItAI'IIM.L, from A FaiM. i nuied lo W lift av.. boar 11. u at. l.udu, c j genu, .iti. MIIK. I'VANr. lerentli tliiigbt" J "oil l-r tor cv.r)tiilii. It.it In thn ciir ipee ly inarnasoi lurxy ntuiMirr. p itlilvoi fue. 30o. I3ein av .near l;l(i it HI ADAM I'OHTKIt, -J'"t, In the ill worn! io mutt ner foroTervmior. Tlltli ayN near Until. Fee.), ho ueou. lAw.r oumbrri. MAIIA3IK JONKH, Fortune Taller teiia baa no equau l flionipioiiit. LaJiei. Soo.i Benu, i, milKuurlr.iliod Kuropein ClairToyaul te.li evry 1 thing nimo ol one vo i niairv aid vlduri i ciiidi iMedv menlaiiei, inowi likenen bnnri toxettnr tli(!n lone leioaraied, never fallilnlncky numberi 139 Weit Hit ik. biweaa bruadwar aallUiaT. Politiral. DKMOCIt ATIC ItKI'Olt .ll (I KNF.lt A I. lOMMITlKK-At a meetlni of the Dem.icratlo llelorm Oeneral Commtlteo of trie city And county of New York held At Apollo Hall on thn 16in day of Octv br, lni, the lollowlng reiolutl na were Adopted I lifotttd, That all Democratic or other elector' of the cltT and coonty of New York onjioied to ihe corrup. Hon of ihe Tammany limit air r. quelled io attend A primary election to oe hel l In tneir respective wardi on Tuei liy, Oct 11, bet. een the houri )f 7 and 9 F, M., for the election or delegitei to a City ind County con vention to nomlnite cindl'la ei lor tlie oflleei of llegtiter. Jualtce ol Ihe Supreme Court, two Juancea ot the butierlor Court, one Julge ol the ConrtofCom mon Fleai one Jmllce 11 tie Marine Court, ant flltoen Aldermen. Said County Coneention to mee. At Apollo Hall onfniiriliy, Oct (9, nil at 14 o'clock F, M Alao for the election of delecatei to Senatorial Con. yentlimln the diilrlcti oiwh'uti Ihell ward! laipeo lively form a part. Alio, f T the election of dtlrgalca to Aliembly Con veotloni in their reiprctlre dltincii. Alio, lor the election ot deletalei to Anlitant Alder manic Convenlloni In Ihelr respective diitttct'. lach ward mall be entitled lo elect to 'aid City anl County Convention ibe lame number of deieiaiei ai ll nn representative! in the O'neral Committee. Tne mid Clly and Countr Convention ahall meet In Apollo Hall nn Thnnday, Oct. 19, at 7K o'clock r, M. Each ward In a Senatorial d atrlct ihall be en'ttled toiend ten (10) delegatei to convention to noinmaie a Senator. The ald Senatorial Convention! thill meet on Wed. peilar, October IS, al IX o'clock F, M at the follow. Inc placra i Fou nn Senatorial Putrid Convention at Vender, bill llottia, liudaon itreet. FllihBiuatoriai iminct Convention 71 Elghlb are nne. Mxih Senatorial Dlitrlct Convention at CM Kail Fifth Itreet. lltl'l i Hall. Seventh Senatorial Dlttilct rnnvrnllnn al WaaMng ton Hall, Llroadway, lhlriy.iixth and Thlriy-ieTeaiu itrrea. Kurnth Seoimrlal Dl'lr"! Conven'liri it flrtTSort Hall, Flfly'fourth Ureet. near IniM aveme. Each election diilrlPI loan Aaieiub y Oniric! ahall been', lied to lend one delegate to a C nvc itlon to nominate an Ai'emblvman Ihe laid Aorluuly Con T-nt on thai' tneet Hienlij evening, Oct. .'I Fint D.airlct-One irotn each demon dwrlct ot Ihe Frit, second, Third, and Filth Warda, Venderbill H into, corner Hud nn And Huberl atreeia. Second l)iitr,ci-one from cieti elecilon dlttilct In Ihe I oiirlli Waid, and 13 from this bixtb Ward. 91) 1'eirl itreet Third D.itrlPl -Ten from the Sixth Ward, and on from each r 'Ctlon dliinct of ihe Fonr eentu Waid, llr iokpi'1 Aa"'muly lioomt, 3m I)rootn.itr,.et. Fnutth liltiriri One from each c ectiou dlitrlct In theH'Venth War I, 113 Kan limalwar. I'll li funnel One from each elicnon dlitrlct In the Klehih Waid, three from the Ninth Ward, and one Irom th rifieentn Ward 130 Frlnco ureet. Milh Dlitrlct One from each election ulitrlct In tne Thlrternlh Hard. S1 (Irani ureet. bevemn Iiuir.ct Two from the Ninth Ward, twelve Irom the Fliu-eoth Ward, and one Ironi tte Sixteenth Werd, as Clinton place Ktchtn I'liirtci One from each election dlitrlct tn tbo lentil Ward ten from the Kleventa W'lrd. nn-l three irotn the seventecntn Ward. Tenth Ward Hotel, corner lltoome And Foriyth itrreti. Ninth Dlitnci-Fiftien Irom the Ninth Ward, anl one from the Mxlernth Ward. 71 Eighth avenue. Tenth Dltinci Thirteen from the Seventeeoib Ward, Klrklrl. 171 Tntrd Hicet. Eleventh Dliinct Ihree from the Ktihteenth Ward, three from the Twenty.nnt Ward, and leven Irom the Iktol ilii Waid Alioilollail Twelfth Ditiricl-rilteen from the Kieieolb Ward, Driel'a lltll,t Kut Film itreet. Ihirteeiiin Dninct-siiteen from the Sixteenth Ward, so; Kle.ith aienue Konrte nih Oi'trct iwelyc from the Seventeenth Waril, Fiyinp on Itmlllng. Firtcrnin Diilrlct-Fif.ren from theTwenllcth Ward, at Moore'i.co ner Ninth aienue ami ThirD-nrtli itrret. sixt'cnm ll. trie Iwen.r irom tbo huaieeau Waid. 7J0 Tumi aeenue. Soienteenin liittrlct Twenty from the Tweity-ieo. cut Ward. National Hill, loriylonrth itrei, bo. twepn hiaitth aud .Ninth avenuei. hut.trenlli H Hrlci-Kignieen from the Twinty-fint Ward, NoribACH coruer broond avenue and Inlriy iccond itreet. Nlneteentn Dhtrlet P.T from Ibe Twelfth Ward, four irom the I weuiy second Ward, anl one irotn the Niiieteuth Ward. (Lowe'i, Nlata aienue, between tl'l'i'to and Slxiy-ftrit air eta. Twentletn limriri 1 wt,c'y two from the Nlneli ento Ward, lirevoori Hill, l ilt) lourtn itreet, near Third avenue. Iweuty.Bnt Plilrlel-Foorietn from tne Twfl'th Waid. and Nine Irom the Nlnelepnth Ward, atalpa, TP'rd avenue, between One llun-ircl au I rwepty ec Ond am One Hundred and Twenlr-lhiril itreeta Kaci ArilitABt Aleermantc cnorenlioo mill conmt ot tbo same Limber of deipcatei ai rtouitittue iCn venllon lo nottiUate an Aaiemotyniin. and 'hill tnest a theaameolaceioalhunJ4y.Oc.il at 7x o'clock 'Tn'e" metnVIi "or the General Committee In their respective Ward' ihall anlect the can Itdtlei In be pre. lealed for the ctllceor Icipector ot Oe.ieral bleuinn Fint Ward-lntnectort. ualtnew Mrlpp, liln Kenny, Jamei b Kiue Miction to Di bell at Jauiea B. Kuto'i.wiOreeiiwich ureet. hecood Vtard-lntpectort, John Qilyln, William An. d'rion, Henry Muriay. Election to be btlJ corner Front end lleekinan -tree e. Ihird Wa o-lnipectort, Henry Cpd. Jtni Mlmne, Jeremlaa Hocen. Election to be held at its Veiyttreei. Fourth Ward-Iotpcutori, rnoma Klvllo. Williun lliicln-t, Claui I) Doicher. Election to bo held at 11 Midtion Hiee Kiln Ward Inipecton, John Connolly, Wililm If. Crane. Jamei W Ketliey. hl-'Plini to be h 'id aithe Vanderoul Houie, corner of llndion aod Hubert atreeia. Sixth Ward-lnepectnri, Jnhi .Mitchell. Fatrlck Kmc, Mornmer nuilivan. Elcclun to be held al the corner ol Centre an I Fearl meets. setenih Ward-ln'pecion, John It. Walih, William ili il.lion. F. McNamara. Kiecuonto bo u.-ll at 113 Katt llnadwar. rignitt iiard-Inioeclora, Georre Haggrrty. John Waiace. Ilichard M, Iiuili Llcciion to ot held t 110 Fnu e "treel Mbih Waid-lnipt'Ptnri.Kd'rl Kellv.lln harl I!"1 fel I. Alexander V. Havidioa. l.lectioj lo oe bviu at 11 Huhlh Avenne. len in Vt ard-lostiei'lit-t.O.or2e J Kraut, Fredrict kletoiole, Charlet Mill'T. Etpcu in lo oe heli bl l.la ber't. coiner llroome md Kl 'rl Ue .tre-n Kleventli lY.ril lit,eau r. IN iiitiii fraa-aD. Jilin O. l,oey. J. Muuuicld. Election lo Di held ai u Kan ririh Hreri. tntii-Wi.'rd--flrfipiot, Arrtitr.Mt lniTiliiw.-'liit--rick Farieli, Feur lloflmin hlectiouto oe be.d lulrd av.nuc, coiner O&o HunJroJ ajd IweaiV'iocoad itreet lldrieenth Ward Inipeetnrt, Tliom Sulllran, Daniel Faiierion. Morni Meyeri. Klccuua to behold at Line Hail. 0 Orand iir tl. Finirle -n.li li ard-I i-pet'ton, M. J Di'y. Jihn Sae'ny. SI. Fronoy. Llccnoa to bo be.d al llrookci'i. Ml llroome itrepi Fittcentn Ward Inipcelon. John J. FiUre-iU, J C Untti, Jamca L lliobttt. hire. Ion to oe he o at 111 1 nompt tn itreet bixn emit War. I Inipectori rhirlei C. Allen, (leo, I'uidou, Duncan M c'regur. Etcciloa t j be Held at iml KiehTh Avpiiue. Seienta 'nth Wftrd-Inipreiori. Frencli Stoll, Frank McnicIioi. Anlhony Ciymhie. KlebilOJ lo be belj ai lie Tmrd street. Eicl'trenth Ward-Impectora Ilujli MrOorrr. John W o'linen. bolomon MchrbaoU Election to le neid ai ;:J 1 htru ayenue Nin-teeuth V. r,i-Inipectori, ra'rtck McDoTcrn. J. hn Mahony. l'ainrk 11. Sntiery. Election lo be he.d at Dowdney a, -wi T.nrd ai. nu. Twet.tiein Ward-Inipeclora, Francis F. It'ymlls, Matthew Hums, Harth domew darkn El'ction to bo hill al Neumatin'i Hall. Nioin avenue, Tiiirl)-iUI1 aod I hfiy-iete.iib iireen. Iwpnti.nrtt Ward Impectori, Wm. Mlnnick Fat. rick Liruet. TtDinai llaer Kiert'oti to be held at icrty eecond itri-el an 1 Soconl av nn1, tw-rtitr-ecit.d Ward tmprcinrf, Jamik J -fdartln, Jonn Dtrau Cnarlei SeagrisI Ll'C.lon to be held al Doran'i, 91.1 hlovo ,tu an nn WM F H.lVKMF.YElt, Chairman. Tiioma ItoriA, U,,.,,.,,,, A V iiatio o.s pecrelirui S.:nrrt!;oiil nnt I.oi!:iJm5j. lniF. ItAll.WA V-TltAIVt "l.'AVF. DM'ir I tool of Chauioeri ureet and fool of 331H., ai ol lowi: Through Rmrrai Trains leare Cnambira it. at 9 91 A.M. 1100 A.M., 930 1 M. ml ;o) p.M daily. New and Ituiroied Drawing room Coaenea accom rany tl.e 9 no A. M train ihroum t Ilutfilo aud Suiprcilon linage, connecting at Itunrll'Tiile unh niicmncent sleeping Coachei rnnnint tnrotirti to Cleveland and I inclnnail. bleep ng Coachei ac accompany the 1100 a. M. train irom cuiquehtn na to llurfatoi me 430 P M. train from New York loSuipensloti Brid:e and ihe 7 00 P il. train irom New 1 ork io liuffaio, Kutpenilon lltidre end c'lJclonAil AO Lm giant 1 rain Iravre dally at 6 1) F tl, Fnr Fort Jervl.and Way.ou A M and 4 1) P.M. lor Mlddleiown and w ay, at 'i.3o A. M.1.W F. M, and. Minnait onlv, a i) ,M ror nutvillp And Wav. at Ml HI A M. pFor.Newburgh and w'ay, at9i A.M., 3 31 and VI) 1 or SufTern and W av. 3 00 and 9 ro P, M Fnrl'alenon and Wit, at n il 10 id A M.t I! XI M. 1.13 4 00, 3.13. a 13. 3 13 P. M anl '11 Mldnlzhl. Fo llacaeniapk, llilltdale an I Spring .iltey at a ll A.M. and nil tlJ,5 0i 61) ami til' P. 'I i ail Wedi.railavi and salnrdaia only ai tlloo Midnight lor riernunt, Nyai'k. laPnant am War al 9 II k M.t 11.30. 3.13. II 13. 4 '3. 11:10. tti.10 and VI. II P M.. and W. nnei lav and xatntdaia only tUOO klnlnuUl Si'eriai Mndiv Train' at Hon A. H. and 11 11 P M. N. B -Tralm leaving Cham1tTiitre;t on even noirs oi half hotm leave 331btreei Depcl fli'e-n miniii.ii eaiHer.Uan above lime. Lail boil from 33d meet Ticket! for nanate and for apartment! In drawn; room and sleeping coaclim an be obtitned and orderi Iir the checking and irausler of hajgae mav biefi at the jmpanr'a oflleei 111. 3M. aid 911 liroad war; 303 Chamoi-ri it i Orernwtch H.i tornsi of ,33th s. and lid av Harlem i 4 court itreet, llrooklyn, 1C4 Uroidway. Wild tmsourrh depon loot of Cheuitiere it anl (00l ol 331 it, N-w Yor ail line D"P depot Jeriey Cl y. and of ihe aieats at till Plllirlpil I'Olell. Uany t e or Piermoct an 1 Nyack. I For llackeniic. 1 For llipktnsark and llillidile ouly. Fnr I'renkil on J, D. HITKKIt, All', I, WM. fl n.rtlt. tl.n'l lilt (1-1 ll...,. T ON(i IMI.AN II, It A I I.HOA I) CO, I J SUMMEIt A Kit Ml KM EN T. on and alter Wedneidiy Ma) 31 Hil, Iralni will leirl Jamei sup ai loilow-- H A. M Oreenpnri anl Sag Harbor. HA. M.Northpo t anlOI-n Coy... Oi.'IO A. M llickiville Wav Trim ,1 slid P. M inrrnpnri and Kai llirijor JCinmi, d ill P M.. Ilivrruead Kxprmi, 4 ilIU I M Norlhport an 1 Ulen Cove Kxpreu. AP M., Nortiipon an I Ulen Cove Wav lia-n All ttalni connect ai Minuei a with It "tioiteal Sunday Excursion Traina for lloilyn, (Ilea Cove. 1.1 run Valley, llic. n lie Huntington and NorthuJil, leave Hunter'i Point al 9 A M am 6P.M. V"KJ, .N" It A.llfWAV. Fir Yltolnnd, N J v and nrtd.'elon, Leave fool of Mu'ray 'I N'w York, TlaN J. South'rn llmroad, a' 9 A anil F M. b) stoimrn Lmplra state and Je ao Hnyi J W. MILLS, upi-n.itendent (fltntisiin. riU.r.TII KXTRAdTXIl without nvn,14 ear. I t"nnml,..ii; Aiiiiiicailon ttai a tniniuiornd lieauii fui teetn i, it 1 1 o in nmners Sir hoi io y chee cm J J VILI.KIIi 3S (iranJai., near l.r a.lwav. Sihinhoiis ClniiKti. 4 IIi:FK('TAII.F, elderly Proi...tant womin ti ui in, h mua.l ot ni hniiieKeepi'r i it a coo I cnok anl lenm-iieii. 101 Allon H., near llroome, ur.l II or, nac room, A it I'.nl'KO Fa in,irmiTi7e7ii-ml worn a t wTtiTci V Aaiiuallnn lo mind rliildi m or t do pluin cw in.' Abi ai .-5 Wll pti it for 3 lUy. lltlOD (lerniti.i iri-l ivtttip. a iitii'iuoi for h iiip ..Y.'f i wilnik ud obliging IIT Norl jik it al M Hll.DS BOmm II o OH 1 1 rSlTKKH.-A reiiiciaiilVicr.iP .she&i.ti i tt'at.iA tuerowii lio.ua li wcl. cxiirienced In oo Anl oUnk work, kecur.ty kivoj -f reqiiiro I Addio.a i.io Foriyth it room 1 W ANTBII-Iiy a boy of 19, a alluallon aa bArtei7re7, II Mint board i wagei uo objict- Addroi J., box 191, bun otnea. VV ANTKII -Aeltntior. Tit a Piotcilaot gill, aa 11 waiter or nuraa. Cell al aMO ad tt. oniitn!. QKNKjllAI. C01illIITTi:iTTA7l At a meeting of the Democratic Republican Oeneral Commute," ol the Illy and County ofNew York. held nt Tammany Hall, on thn 13m nay of October, 1911, the following resolution was adopted t Ittni'tt That the Deaaocraue Kepnhllcan Kleclora of the CHy and County of New York, rnendiy lo rein, lar nominations and the usages ol the parly, are re. quested lo attend a l'rinia-y Election to be I. eld In their reincctlvj wardi, on Mondiy, Octorj.-r loin tnit., between t.ie houn of ilx and aeven P. M for the elec Hon of delegates to a city and County Convention lo nominate candidate! lor the offices ol lloiliter. Jnst ce ot the Supreme Court, two Jnsltcri ot ihe Superior Court one Ju 'teol the Court of Comin ia F.eas, and one Justice of the Marine C nttt Also, lor the election nl de'egatet to senatorial Con. veutlone In ilte dltir.cn ol wnuli their waidireipeo liven form a pan. Also (or the election of delegates to Aisenibly Con. ventlonl in their retpecilia d sirlcis, Kach ward shall te entitled to elect to slid City A td County Convt i tlon and to Ibe Senatorial convention of which II loirr.s a pari Ihe same number ot delegatei that It has members tn Its several Commuted. Tne said City and Connly convention shall meet In Tammany Ha. I on Tuesday, October 31, Instant, at 7H o'clock, F. M. 1 he eald Senatorial Convention! shall meet on Thuri. day, October 19, instant, at 7H P. M al the lollowlng four ih Senatorial Dlitrlct Contention, at 311 Pearl Filth Senatorial I) atrlct Convention, Adriatic, corner cf Hudson and Hanow strceii. Sixth senatorial District Convention, at llichisl's. 11 and ',9 Essex street. Seicntr, SenaloriAl Illatrlrt Convention, etlammanr As-oclatton 11.11, Kunleentn itreet and rhlrd avrtine. Eighth Senatorial District Convention, at JJrevuort 11 ill. Firir-fniirili street, near Third ayennc 1 tie Assembly Conyenuons ihill meet on Friday, Oc lobor30,lni ant, at7HF. M al the following places, Tit Hrtt Dl'tilct, at Wnthlniton Hotel, 1 llroadway. 8 'Cond District, at 31 Oilier street. Ihini District, at Ml llroome street, Ilrookei sAs ismhly Itooms. Fouitn District, at 171 Mailliomtieet. F fth Di.trRt, a: Hudson itreet. Sixth Dt'lrlcl. ai 139 Clinton ureet. seienih DPtnci, nt im Clinton iireM. Kignlb D.ltilcl. At Delancey s rci. Mntn Dlitrlct, At Adriatic, corner of Hudson and Harrow ttruete Tenth Diair.ct, At Peter Oommel's. 13 Avetne A. I' ev. ntli Dislrl, 1, al Mill, i A .'i Hall, c Jtu. r ot Tiventy.tlxth aireet and Sevpnth AVenu. I wi-lith Dl'inct, At 1)7 Ihlrd sued, Klevetith Ward II ae. Thlrteertn Dlitrlct. at Morning Star House, Twenty, f ii rm street, between Slxilt anu Seventh avenues. F'inrieeniu Dlitrlct, at F J. Hanburi's, 133 lint avenue Firtceniti District, at Monelneer'a Hall. 117 Writ Thirtr-iecond sireet. Snteenin District, at Tamrnanr Aisoclallon Hall, Eigrteentbitreet and Thlid aeenne. eeTenitenth District, at W atbloglonHall.'ll hlghth ''Kigtueenlh District, at Hugh Farrell'a, Tblrly ilxth Itreet and second avenue Mneteenlli Dliinct, at Lion Drewcry, One Hundred and Tenth eireet. Iwentloth District. At Tammsny lleadQuarten, Fl tleth snrct a- d Tmrd avenue. 1 weniy-flrst District, at A. KenneJj'i, Third avenue and Kuht thlrd sireet. The number of Delegate! to be elected to the respec. tlTe Couvetittoni lo nominate Members of Assembly shall be, according to prtvioi apportiocniant. at fol- ''fi'h Ward-F.teven delejatu to Ihe Fint Dlitrlct. Second Ward Ihieeddeiateetothe Ftnt.DI-irict. Third W I'd -Three delegates to the Fi-it Hinrict, Fonrth W aid-Seven delegate! to ibeeond Dittrl:t. Filth Ward-LleTendeiegatea to tne Flnt Di-inct. Slim Ward .'ereti deieitaies to the second Dtiulct and flee deiecilei io Hie Third Diatrict. LltUib Ward-l'blrlecn delegate! lo tho Fifth Dli- '"Ninth Ward-Two dcleealea tithe Fifth Dlitrlet.loiir de egatei to Ihe peeen h Dl-trlcl, aud uol leia than nine) de eiralei to the Ninth DlsirtPi. Teulb Waid-Elcicn delegatel lo the Eighth Dll- "i-fleTenth Ward-Kteht delegates to Ihe Elgnth Die triPt. and not len than nice dele:atei to tho Twelfta Tweufih Ward-Ten delegalea to th Nineteenth Duliict.and nine delecaui to the Tent).arit DU- "Thlrteentn Ward-Not len than nine delezates to the SIxlIi Diitrict. Fouil4.Ui iVAtJ-Mt4o:iC4t4i lo tie Tmrd DU- ,ri Viteenth Wird-One delegate to the Filth District, aud elilil to Ute SeT, nib District. miteeiilti Watd-One dcleraie to the Seventh Ills, tiici, two delegates to the Ninth Dliinct and sol less lui llMitr'H"" l-.TWlUlW I'wria ncTetiitouih Word Three 1 leiat-a lo the Etentti Dntr rt, nol len man nine delegate! to Ibe lentn Ditlr.ctt and uol lua than nine lo tne Fourteeotn DU- "'Ei'thteenth Ward-Fonr del'gates to the Kterenth Dlslilcl. and not lest than nine delegates to the Six teenth District Nineteenth Ward One delegate to the Nlneteerih Dliinct, nol ten than nine nelejitei to the Twentieth Dutrici, aud blue delegate! to too Tweuty.nm Dla "Twentieth Ward-Six deleeatei lo the KleTentti Dt. trii i. and not leii tnan nine delegate! to tue Flltccnlh U1r"eCnt'y-flrt Ward-Tbreo delegate! to the EleTenlh Diiiiipi, and mt lest than nine delcgaloi lo Ihe Elibieen-h Dnirlci. l.eniy-srcoud Witd-Not less than nine deletatei lo the beTenteeih Dutrlct aoJ (our delegate to tne .Nineteen. vlLUXSl j. TWEED, CbAlrtn.n, w!Hi:S! Br1- j-"'"i.. lTA I, AltCF. and entbuilailic meeting of ol Ihe il.neni of t'.e Iltr. Ward. tcM at '.i At. C, of which O. cn Keenan wat Chairman, the followinz r-'ioiunoni weie uninitn usly adopted. Tlx. Ilcsolvel. That we desire to express as the sense or this toeetlng. po "mote l as It is of ipp Heaincrstic It", rui.llc.n cleciora of the lltn Warl, without dlitlnction of clioue or faction, our preference for lie llon. Kerry "WoGuianas tbecA,dtdalA'for Seuato'r of litis (the Ctli) Senatorial Dlitrlct. He has serv 'd ns In mor; than one panltc CApscliy. And with m.ircl disiloeuon lor bon pity, integrity, and fair dealing We regard bin A' a ItHTongh man of doner, as wo hare OTer found him cons stent, tai htul am true butt to lusneriinal aid political promises and ptof'ssons. Tne recoid he nas made in ihe cuii'.ci a ol Inn slue and city li but an ea mitof b i character at an ennreet.e. enlightened, and contcrvatiye lepreieulaiiie ui tne peop'e add in. lereitt ol the Ward, and im vei unoa ui the duty of exalting li'in In a higher position than any be lias Tel held at our hati'is. as w tisi" an abiding laith tn till ability and itritre to HtllMnhcr promote our Inter eiti and be It further ltetoived. That we earreitlv beipeak the Hon H'ttry Woitman'i noinlDaiion bt the Senatorial couieutlon at our candidate tor Mi'r Senamr. He is moil rm. phaucally our Clio cr. and we wt 1 use everv honorable meant to secure for him the nomination, pte'cine btm In advance our n.triy cntnuMititic. anl unotitde I sup. port, which, w.' are confident, Iscquiratent ticcunne Ills trinmpln nt eiecti ui ATs meeting he'd Oct. II, by the Young Postmen's Aatiociatlon at 3T3 l.t av,thcv uuaulmouily en dotted tne Hon. Ja uei O'ttncn jr Senator ot ibe7tb r-enatorial Di' net. aid for .Militant Alderman Philip Cutumeiay Ily order of THOMAS WI I.I II Prei.deot. Tnoatii VrCr.TT. Secretary. T t; I'll, KITH. AMI 'iitl UAH ll". 1 LU'iiin sENA ruitiAi. Disuiar. For Senat -r. SICIIOLl- StAOUIST. IIONET .MANS IAMHHA1F. WITIIOL'T ANY HlslINCrlON OF PAIKY Dot) N WITH COIIKl'ITMN. .Sfeippmj. M'llOlt LINK FAmmAIJU TIC'liUT.H, to and fiom any Hallway Stat'm In Great Hrtta'n Ire land, Norway, S.p-len. Denmark, t.etnianv. Ho 1 ind, Heigtum. and the United Statu, by ateamcri lauiug weekly, AYYOWfcgT vnuENCY HAI ES. Also. Dralt for anv amount DATES OFfAILlMI AF.E A" FOLLOW fl: tux iw I'iriHtt'r.r" From OUtgotc. from Aw loil. tat bent .11 Paled mla Sit.Oci 31 Wed. Oct. 4 burden Wei, Hit jj sat.. Oct. 7 Angita sit Oct 3. Sal.. Oct. 14 ulunibia Bit.. Nov I Fnr ihe accommodation oil ta patrini am the pit) llr tlie Alienor Line have ntene1 a brancn ntllie al 31 Itroadwa) micro briidrs ocean tickets, railroad tick, pit to am railmad ttatlon Writ. Norm, and S u.b, can btf puilhuled al lornilt late. HENDERSON HROTIII.I!'. 7 Howling tlreen 1,'IIR Q V r, KNMTOWN NI1 I.ITKItl'OOl,. 1 I nut n Li ie i.ohI Mall atpnuiuri ate appoiuted lo nil ii to lows- civ ot iiai.imore, llinrsdiv, opt. I', at 1 1 A. SI. ty ot Pi ntii'is. Saturday, in t. I at i. si Cityo'Antw r inn sjiy. net ut j p. 1 i ,-i ot on Sainrnai i it ai .P si and eirn iiireeidlu: Saturday ana rhuridir, IroiuTiir li, SOIth Hirer. HATES OF PASSAfJh PaiaMe In Hold. I Payanio In Curreny. FieiT Cahin 1731'TkiKAiic faaiengeri aito forwarded to Pant, Hair). Ilim pu.g. Sweden, Noiway, and Denmark al reducel ialii. Ticket! can be nought here al molerale laiei by p -r-ion' ub n lo aeiid lor tne.r fr e nil. Foi luiilieriuiormauon anplv ai Hi- ronipauy'i offlea. JOHN O. DALE, Agenl, 13 Itroadwa) Ne 1 ork. VATIO.N A.I, LINK OF 'T BA 1ISII I Fr l TO l.lVi.iil'OOL IND ObbNaCOWN DEMIAIIK Autrem .vil li oav. Oct 31. al 10 A. M. 1 MILAN Ii. Ttiompion, Saturoav. c aMP. M. I ab n panige 113 and taicurreiPT Steenge I.K currei 'i Prepaid aticngel cketifiom l.lierpool.gueeuiiown, 1 ondon teirvi anl Oiaicow, 111 c irrency. For lunher tnlormition. apply at the Co-npany'i oClcet MUroaaway. F.W.J IIP .lb I'. Manager. rNI.Y I1IIIF.CT L1NJ-T() IMtANCK. 1IIK OKNEItAL TltANsTriiANTIC COMPVN'T'I MAIL S1HAMSI1IPS 1IETITEEN Nr".W YOlllv AND HAVUE I'ALI.l.NU AT mtttnl. The ipli'ndil vei.ea nn line funny rnulufirt e Ooiititiiut will in, from Pier No W.N r.u I. lar. ai Pi-KfTiik, Dinrli.Siturdii.Opi.il. bT. l.'HHEN I Lmuir e biu 'i y Not I WA'-HIMITiI'J, lleaillort. Sttiir.Ui. Nov H VILLI. 1IK PAUIb, suimoni, suturda). lie.', t. PIIICE OF PASSVOE IN'TiOLD llnoludins wne) TO 11 .Ml' Oil IIAMiE. First ca'mi. 1113. secoii I mm. 171. P.icuralnn tickets al re luc ui r.ite'. Tiici' itvainiii do not oini at et.g.' pane ige-a. Amotion uau'llen going to in reluming li .in Pie Cinm t.i uf l.n cut- in Uft'nc th.' iirii.ii mi il.. Init, ni nl bulti malt o Fiit -I. ni l y an I tue d s. i' nifnit. of i in. mm Uni Ciih not tietldeiiuiitig limn, trouolv J '..blUiK MACKlNMh. Agent, pit H'oadwa) New I "rk Win pi; mtak T.i.nk."," 11 iti'iwi'iu Nine Vo a ant LIT rpoil. ml ml at Cnrkluioni oicnway Ni w t,u in wmti phi u li t;' Ml.ll nam lll t. ivniiilit iik nlr.ll Fr- H 1 loltl. I'HM-t'nurr in. tun niiailoiii uiii i.iH.d OCEANIC on il 3P..M till Mi. Nm ll al I P M. ol'kVSli U.'P 3 nan ii r.uo l0 cod ii i union, III) Mfcia'p (IP Pinr"t.'i. I i nanl l rrl tl cue. i Ai.pi 'y".1 ,lw, "fOt.1 IHlb JjfllllD. .f (I'i'P. ,Vtril'it, lf p-nv- tv- i jtdM I J ret nil rl pi tu I iin'an lmt iipi p n'kei no i in 'lie can c mi tun fiom i anal ai till v II 1 1 ii Contained a I tlie money -he hid. ni'O'tt f!0 II 'lie (Inner will i einr n Dm n k an 1 p it tmili nn i-an ktien iho innnpy A I'. Mill MAN, loom I, Sun i.rj.v, or i07 V. cil Id In ii I (1st on Mondiv. by a poor girl, a pooleiDiok j rwutaUmg 111 i a lutubto reward If left at 71 liiea laai SuttGc Jlolitti. I lOltPoilATIIIN N IIT I C K.-Po1)lior7oiice1ie I j hereby gneu lo the owner or uwnen, occupant or I occupaoia ol All houiea and lo's, improred or onlm I proeed lands effected thereby, that the following as- I iifsmeni! haee bceu completed, Anl are lo-lgMm the I offlreof the lloaro of Assessors (or examlnaiion by all oeraons interested tix I 1. lor laying urlgian piyement In Eldrldge street, I from D.viiion to Homton lire-t I I. Foi lavtng Ileum pavement In Forty.ieonl Ureet, rrora Tenth avenne to the Hudson Ittver. n 3. For laying Helglan pavement In Avenue 0, from Ji Houston to Kthicentn sireet IA I Fnrlayt g U, Icun pavement In Elllitieth ittcet, from Orand to bieecker itreet. 9. For larlng Helglan parement in llroome stteet, H from Norro k street to the East lliver, Forlaying ll'lrianpavomentln rhirty.elghthitrect, frcm Lex cutcn av nua to ilia Kail lliver 7 For la)lug Helglan pavimenl In lifiy-flflh street, Ej from S.lghth to lentil avenue, IB 9. (or laving Helctin t avrment In Fifty-fourth itreet, r from Eighih lo Ninth ar.iiiin. ffl ti. Forlavinc Ilelrlaoravementln F.lfhty.llxth itreet, B from T r.iril ivei.ne to the Eait Illy r B 10. For laving Heleiau pavement In Klxh'.leth Itreet, from Second lo 1 bird avenue. WM II. For laying llelgian pavement In Thlrty.fonrlh IB treoi. from Ninth tn Tenth avenne. i I). For laying Delclan pavemeniln Fllty ninth itreet, MX frcm Tenth avenuj lo the lludion tiller, M 13, For Isilng Staff rd pavement in Fllty elghth Itieet. irom Sixth to Ninth avnue. B U. For bunding sewer in Fourth avenne, betwppn B One Hundred and Ninlh and Ooe Hundred and B Filtecnth siree i. with oraiichti. B 1), For buiidlne sewer n Arenne A, brtw i BJ seventy-n'n b and F.ichty.slttn strrets. with brine ipi. B 11. Tor biiniliiia sewer In Fust ar 'nue. beiw ea mm Thi tv-loiirih and lnlru ninlli itree i, witn branpi-. mm 17. l or Inn ding saner In Church HtC't, beiw en Ftt tnn and Morni linen WM it For nntldieg sener In Hudson street, bctwreo Canal and Ye.li) itiieti. WM 19 For building sewer In Tenth avenne, heiwrei Wm Matihittin aui Lawrence eitoen, mil ti Liiir--i'i street, between Tenth avenue and One Hundred au I Twenty nin n sireer. 10. For flanging loata street, between Avenue I) and tlie Fail l.lrer. 31. Foi flatgii'g Fifiy-first eireet, between firoadwiy and EUlitn areuuc 31 For regulatinc and rradlnc, cnrMne ind flai 'lng Onellundrei and ri.irleeutli itrrei,troiu Ibltdan nue In llariein MTCr. 71. For riiroing and Digging Clarke eireet, from llroome t irpi i w Hliel 31 For luriilng anl fllgllnl Noi, St and 31 Hank "it" For laving Pinnwnik across Worlh street, from lottihwt'St to tmrtnweti corneroti hath mt street. W For layitig ciosiwaU acioii I. iiwrenc. itreet, al TicHiriylnieneeuon o( Mn., i avenue kl l-or laviitT irotiwAtii acroti nnriherly Inter' c. linn ol line lluodied aud 1 wuty nMi tlreel ind Ntull avenun II For lavtng cmnwilk at Hie foul interiectlo.il ol llroadway and Lawr nee street. iti. lor laving ernnwe.k arrots nt nnd street, Irons louthweit lo iioriltweat porter ol llldire sireet, Tnelitnusrmiiiaci'd by suih assessment include all (lie sev ral bouses and lota of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels ol land aituated on Bl I Uotn sidea ot Eidndc street from Dlvlnon tc Ml Houston stteet, io ihe extent of hslf Ibe block on lni intersecting streets. 2. Hoth sices of l orir-'econd street, from Tenth are. cue to the Hudson IMver. to Ihe extent of ha'l the block on the inleisertlng street! 3. Iratbitiea o. AV. ct C Iro-n H.iuf 'i n n.'ii" eentlt -treet.io the extent of half tho b.ock on the in tcriertliig sirreli. 4. H01I1 iHei of Kllcabeth street, fim firmd m Illeeckcr titeel, to the extent of half ihr b.nc o.i the iu lettering streets. 3. Hum sides of Hroome street, from Norfolk street to the East lliver. lo the exicot of bait the bmca un tin Intersecting streets. lletn Mile, ol Tb ttveighth stree'. fiom I.piitigt m avenue to the Eait UHcr. to Hie extent ol nail Ihi bliek on Ibe Intpr'cpiitigatreeti I. Hoth side! ol Filli -nliti'lrret from right!' to Tenth avenue, In tho extent ol hall uf the b.oca. uu the la t,r '""ll.'h nfci'of Flfiv-fourtli street, from Elg'itli lo Ninth avenue, In the exiint oi l.alf the block on Ilia lute iec luc e.ieeti 9. Hoth tide ui Kiglitysiitli street trom Third Ave nue to Ihe Knit stiver. 1 1 tie extent of half thj b. k k on me intcrterllni itreet" 10. Uotn il lei of Eigulieili street, frim Seonl to Third avenue, to Hi exiealol ball the block nu the in lenec'icg itiveu. 11. Ilolh sulci ol Tlilrty-foarlh slreel fmm Ninth u Truth at'Oup, lo the exteut of lull Ihe blca un Ihe in tenectlng ilretti. II iiwlliiil.v 'fl FIAi-nlr.t4 aLoal. u.'in T '.ill at nne to the llu lion ItiTcr.ioihutxienl ol half the block Wi on Ihe inlem'Cimg streets M U llolhll let ol I lllweiintha r""t. fn-n Suth t Ninth areuue to the ex'eui oi nan me oiock ou me in. mm leriicuuir itr.ets U, ln'CAs-er 1 s'da of Fcur'N jtrentws. frora O-e Hundred aud I. igtttn ttre-t to One Hun tied and Mi. leeittn itrett u i me i iopprly noun lni m Oae II I dfil and Ewuili anl One II I ,'lritJ aud bixlerull ureet! and Third and Fourth avenuei. 13 Ibe prooi'ttv bjuoded by Avnne A aid Flnl ayi nue arid Scvi-my ninth and Elghtv.tivth me ti tit aitr y udeof Aienue A. from l.m.i y tnird t.. Kigmr nam st'ri't. auo the nor'her.y i d; of Li.ld .n.ra ureet liom Avmue A to.Avpaue ll. 19 Tne pmpprty p-iunded bv Fint and s-p nlnve. nucsaui Ihiity. ouiln md Fnti)-nrit 'ip an 1 1. tl sidvsni Fint avenue from llurty.tuurlb to 1 ur id "I'.'Vtotn sides of Cnnrcli sireet, Irom Fu ini io Mor. rls sireet, the prnperi) Ixiutid' d bv I hu.cit sim.1 a.il HroadAayund Fuljonand Urn ll atree li lljtli Hdn ol Hudsou sircel, Irom I -nil to es.ry lll5"Tbe weiterly side of Tenth av-nne. frmi Mmti it. isn to one Hundred md rwen.j.nm'ti sir." an i nnh i npi ctl.awrvucc sireet, Irom len-.lt to LU'Vciiih ay. 'Iu 'loin title of Tenth llrect. fiuru Avei-UL I) to lni j t'.' ii'Vh' sl.les of Flftr-flrsi strest. from Seventh to m E1'1HninesI!n of One IVunCred and 1 In teenlh sir vt B from Thir i aicnup to llarl'in Htirr, to tue exivui fl Is half the Idol K on lliter-ictiui -lli-'-li H .3 li.e eauiTi) luc .1 i tarae icet. Irom Hroome to H Vfii r'roorrir kn wn at N II and 'I rtinir lrc-t RJ VI Uotn mpi oi Worth it-i-ei. p. tnni ncnentch i m bant muare til t runniiig .pttei.) ilm., ii,itt one tun. mt dred and twetuv in let, and ino wesirny n-l" ot M m siieet ponimenpiiic a: Worih stri'iit a' d innninc no t- JP crl th'eri.trniii uitt-liitnoied 1 it F't'T.-ev me i Th 3. the wctlell) aid.- ol Ninth eve' uc c '.u m-inr H at Lawrence stieei aid runninr nir.h-rly au 1 i.tiu. n erlv one hundred fee. Ihereir 'in. I 37 The noitln'M Hde of line llundre 1 anl Trnity. f flltli aid Manhattan sttpp.s. ironi Ninih i le ,t I nue. anl the normerli sine .fiiu II, t lird aul fwenlv. flltli stree -o nnieuc oi a' Nin li i. n- ni runmnc eaittil) una huadiud eiil ici .i)-si. i .t j N.'liolti'i'dei of Lawrence street, from T'nth ie Klevtntn aveuui aid loin slip- nt Ilr .iii) ir i Manhattan to one llnndted and Tu i -nl" -'rm ?J. The westerly side ot Ililge .lie-", t gat l Orand strP"t. atd running norttie-l) u sui't, ily ha'l the b'opk therefrom. All personi whoae m'eit't' are afle-el y ti' ainvi niined .tiipism'nis, and who are ooi'oi I o i .'-aiii'. or pnner niihem, are r "iuetd in ti -i ih-t.-o v tiois tn wntin; to ilichird T"i, I unn "I i'.s Board of Atarttors. al Hi ir nlll". No U iH'-to street, wtmin thirty ,"ti "ll A l': I V. n, 1HIMA- II Ml r.S, Ml t li MY El.-.. 1 11AN' Is -IN board ul Anrsiora. Oyrici Iiin or Aise'ion l Sill Itlflk Ik t ','H 1.1 .1 St Jlotttts. I T-lTCrNni'ON .VKNl'ir.-Nu,TPiue ut .mi Ij and county ol Np 1 ork -how tt D i mnfi'l Kmma. his wife, I'laiulifli. ajilost Mir til i i 'J" ver. ldiw nl Uuslaiilt A. i i.over. df. .frl A a Augusta Walton, w fe of liaac M. vt i Mai na Conover Wanoi. Ouitivuii n i.e V.ain lua r. lonorer, Joii'i'iilne Kalntlo ei. u t II (in flelicn. Chanel Comver kiiu i-'t I- zn'. cunover. v;iiii-t Ann C .ii n't i.n'V'iMsti -t T. Cuoover, in li.i owu i iffht a d at 't uu i.i.-n -r 'a Hie will annexe), of O ittn us A Cjuout. 4- lt u delecitaiiii .it pai tiMon. n In iiuriiiiu e ol a Judgment of the S ipr' ni i .nrt ur I ihe S't uf New lore, mid in l.ie a'' ii- 1 1 -1 action on the tueifth dai iv -cpi morr i-." I lnn' P Ingrahim Ji.. the refrr.-e nun 1 m sa I juuu willpxpoie lo iale al pun n jucti it 'i. 'I t"'ur, i ihe ."nh day of Novinoe-. I'll, ai I: o o a n "i it I the Exchanoe sileiroom. N i II, ll-.,aiwi iu lie 'j ri v ol New 1 nrk. ii) I ii'pn M in rc, Atn. wne.i lue ll following deiL-ribe I pri'tiii.ps, ill fc I All llwie ceriiin loti of iinl. with the three H'l j tatilea tlieil'on eiec'ed. tltlllte. lo,ii aid u, r I li th.' tmllPII) ltde uf II' gt in airi,,,, I j New York. Ind bnnn led md dp.cr o. I a. full j I llrgiuttlng at tlie cornel lormu 1 by tin-luin-e ul f Ihe lioilniily al.K' nl 1 .eutl -'n r,i tli..t 'i t .t wetterlysUe uf Lpx.Dglon ..v.'tiup and ruuiiin 'if' weiieilv sum in-- noriher v si jo of i-tp.tvt i'J ttrepi Pfty leet; ttipin-o niith'-r) and ihr oi:ti 'tm i pentient ap.tr'i wa I miy-elgn t,et a nt two in fi 't tneice eatier v hi i inrjiuti ti' c ntre of a ar v wall tifiv leel to the westerly .id of l.exinj. -i m 1 l.ue nidtln'UCt' Stliltierli along the A, tier, i li- f Leitngiou avenue ni i. wight ic I und Iwo i e- it the a uiosail coint'r.tiie noi,t orpiateoi in:, i I Dited New York, nciu I I'll I DANIEL P. l.tOP.AIIAM VahNt'M A Tl'PNiy, 11 Pitinlilfi' Attornevi. j iTTrfv V" MKVF.N'rii m rit k'k v. 1 I i ourt, city and cunuiy of Si-h tk r Murphy a4 mitt John ll Stn.tli rtnd itln-.t 1 i ance of n Jud;mcnt of the bupit-m i.niit f NewYora midu in the atiuv .t'nii et n' i" Jamei 11 C 'I 'man. v 111 eip s n, til'- a' i Hon, at the I. xclui.ee Suitsn uni No .11 it a 1. 111 Hie cit) nl New lurk, on sin- (iih .1 .1 1 il, al 11 o'clock roun. ovJotni'li M-1. 1 1 icr. ihe loliow in' de.cr oe I pi. nt s 11 All Hiat ccrlrtin i-t piece, ur 1 at -pi n; ,'i 1 buildiui thereon pri'ftel. situ it Inn,- an 1 1 n tin! Mnniirnih Wail uf the it) o' N- w li' ami bounded and ilriimM nif I mi if Hp.' a pninl on the i.ur 1 sr si lp 01 l'ii.)." V 1. h tliilanl aiieiiti-'k t an I in.ni ii.t'tn. f lioui Hip n irih'i pttPily inrnpt ni my. iith-i 1 and btCnll I ale'illi'. H'd rtllillilig itn U' 11 tl',11 r I 1. trallet wlih i-n oinl aip-'iie nn--ni nrpd o 1 .n 1 rii liicli.i ih ui '-w tit 1 1 and paril i- itli 1 il y t -i rt sireet flxtPi'tl tint e'k'ht lin'li"' Ih. i.i e utli" V ait 1 narallel with n .1 at p nn 01 1' tin 1 r I te-' an i five I ucli'i to l'.' l-oriner 1 ml' ot Fun "len 11 11 re; I aulllipice caitp n a ong tin t.u.tl.uils si le 01 Fills levpnin iireilinlP'n leit md r .1.1 1 m it-. Ih p nil ur place nf nenni"i'C. 'he let 1 11) anl wpiUNJ of tin p 11t.il .11 un ie"l 101 b lini 1 ai ly watu nurd Ne'V York, o 1 'brr 1, l-7l "U" JAMht II LOLKMlN.lleterei .Ions H.V AkviLii, plil iilll'i attorney J"t0J)0S'.II3. OlM'll'K Ol' 'I'll K COII.MIMMio.NKIt- OF r 'lltill 1 1 .tiN 01 the alau i N w 1 k .1- ILk (lABIIkN.ll'l 19 Seal' d i-roposais addraitej to tin' unlersign 1 1 ereciiun of gas wnrkinn il rtrd'-I. a id, in I Hi conn'pied tnerewilii, u nl In. m T-l at tn, ..'1 )I the Comiiiliiiiniri, 1 1 tie UirJoi, uuut till) --I ThMilans 1 nd sne e-itnnt miyhieeiat tin if perillletl'leul'i ISi 1 a U ll tide P.opnult WI 1 In' in I I r pisils fu- w aid t Idr lot ill r.g el ,e r'u 1 tp r v 1 l e lil to r.-Jp' t u ill 1 0,,-t,l,,1.",.,. k j; J IMI' l Ml ll I, f. I-A i Uf' 1 Pin 1 It 1 -opattntisyiji Jlcticts. NOTII1F, 1 lie lt n of IHU'itll 111,11 1 inioie t .trrip nn i lln 1 t, II ed 01 Jam a I all 1 1 III 1111 II. II 1 1 totve'l "li the 'lltn 01 Mainii ui in inii. IM I 1 1 M 1 tholt5ilOll.ll tf 1. i- j)lt. I'ltANIU.fN, iVon');Tr7'iT"iTf, T' 1 aid al akin dii-aiPi tun niiniu,i rn, it in- run 1 1 1'"-1 1 11 ni I e DU. Ill N I'l.lt, Mill "d -i til. nl 1 lieliCC in tht 1 U "I 1' rml Iv r a CTA.llillKHINIl 'r siu'inrui; r d O V.H1 I b A OA I M IN 4". I tl S Yoik. No oar uuln curtd btlJ foi cncoian,