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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Tor sale Of Stocks. SC. see Fourth Page.

"WEDNESDAY N.
There i. much inactivity in the market, and the
,odep.y Of the fsncies is st downward although the
,,s,s are DO, important Sound stocks al,o psrtock
se bs.vi,e,s of the Fancies Treasury Note, sold Al,
.r cent and for Gosernm, ut Ga 3 bid. There was
,psSersoe qusniIiy Of Stats snd Government Stocks
e.,sd The Banks are calling Ia portion Of their
, IN preparation for their quarterly report, and the
s,., Which were pledged for security are thus thrown
., ne market The lsst Steamer brought out several
s.,s o; Pennsylvania Kentucky, Indiana Illinois and
ssYsrk State Stocks for sale on foreign account.
steh b. tended TO reduce the quotations of these
ga so long the severe money pressure continues
IA England may look for continuance of these re-
rlr,srees OF American Stocks.
There is moderate supply of Foreign Bills, and
N, densnd 10 light Sterling Is steady at 9a9i al.
,oush some Of the leading drawers ask 10 per cent
here Is not much disposition TO press bills the
.s, and BUYERS are not anxious to operate. Francs
se5 22l.
In Freghts the transactions are limited. To Liv-
erpool Cotton Is 10, Grain Cd. Flour lsd To Hsvre
there 4, considerable Cotton going att To ports Of
Northern Europe ct kcdlc, and Aches are 30sZ35s.
The Money MARKETS less easy than it was, and
losns temporarily Difficult, Of negotiation In
Qaence u be spprosch Of .he quarterly report day
Of BsDks SIN there Is nothing like tightnes The
Banks do not entirely control the money market, as
icy once did. Private capital steps Into the
,ecssioned by the withdrawal Of Bank facilities.
The Harlem Committee, we understand, have as
,s, able to do nothing toward raising tho money
vsb needed for the heavy payments the LIST int
Inc right Of tbs Company to take the valuable property
Il slow price occupied by them depot at Twenty.
,sibs, will expire on that day. Ills considered worth
,0OOo more than they will pay II the money can be
r.lsed The Committee are to report tomorrow night
I, the Astor.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has or will
make ,emi annual dividend Of per cent The Hud-
,n River Bank at Hudson also per cent and the Ne.
,hsnics and Farmers Bank at Albany also per cent
Our Banks this year have been doing large and proa
BE business We trust 1t will prove to have been safe
The following statement Of the total amount OF
railway calls which have been made during the present
yesr showing the amount called up each month. and
sniiusuisbing the Eossh from the foreign Companies
gill throw light the of the present money
PRESSURE In England
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80, -. Rio eRAsps.-we are indebted to

80. rax Rio 9RAspx. are indebted 10
r..o.. Of big Russell arrived st this port yestsr
csr AZ Of The RIO Gysades0 10 the let Of septem.
M,sr,u,ive TIE p'psr 81 ihst dstc contains a cir.
s,r ,h- Con. al General OF France 10 the foreign
@" hcdy 10 Moste, sco dated July 20 efstrg III At
$40, b.d been exprss.ed in reference 10 the con-
a. the blockade OF the coasts OF the Province Of
s.s a,res By The French N.vsl forces be therefore
,hs police previously svep. that tho ships Of
rYeS,on would continue 10 bloc sde absolutely the
$50 Of Bospos Ayfes 81 well as the ports of the
Rspublic which msy ~ coy time be occupied
100, 10 The scryice Of the Argentine Govern
w m papers ciscuss freely the French and Eng
ns' xsuou the writers all agreeing that II the In
S' ,;,,r, are opened 10 Europeans they must bid
isip~ "a 20 Iudepepdence end TO internal peace.
Ss'" Salem Gazette, Goth.
x uo,I.uDEo.-By the bark Chalcedony,
fya,oo which srrived At this port yesterday, from
GAP. 70 seoember we learn that II was reported
kes Ros.s ipepded closing his ports 10 the trade
eiibs, place
~. =, The Csited States at Cincinnati, lac, week
iee seIu !. he battles Of Pslo Alto, Monterey and
sho v,.,s ard In the lest ono fell and left for
Bse1. The feld reported dead 10 headquarters
~ s,'bsl,aed 80 dead 10 the official dispatches.
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- FOR SALE-rhrse thousand Locust Trees IN iov
70 suit purchasers The trees three yeso old o.
thrifty growth, the proper are for u.ns2 s1uhs
this Pail or next spring Apply 10 JOHN knErisso,on
the farm Of William L. Aofris near YcnksTs sseasss
County o. Assefe
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT

Nos 1874 and 30 Fulton-st sun Buildings
LANPs, CIkANDoLEs. cHASDELiEEs, &c
J o. FAY
UUas MADE such arangements with l.rEs msnufac-
Hum. establishment will insure 70 the public, mer
bAut and Others rare opportunity 70 procure cheap and
w superior article. Of Solar Hanging and stand
-'"f'' 49, aGlRANDOLEs."
Of now and superior style and hnish ~
with 70 lights Of the most splendid woFkmAnsnip'
with or without prisms ..
aCANDELABRAs. HALL LANTERNS" &c. &C
in great assortment -
BRACKET SOLAR
and tin side Reflector Lamps and Nicss
Tbe .boye artice. are 1nequaled 10 quality style and
beauty Of nish and viii be sold the manufacturer
lowest prices, wholesale and retail Oht bfonzed and
Silyered. 49,
B-Don't forget, before PURCHASING, 20 call .nd ex'
anime the assortment the Lamp sore, l5i and ~ Fu-
t1n-.t sun Buildings
40 I'D Lang. r-bronIed. gilt and .ilgefed made 70
loos lie ne- 81 short notice and Astral Lamps ser-c 70
- oi2 lmis'
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CLOTHING. &C.
pEyLfNs CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

DENLfNS CLOTHING WAkthOUshi
No 50 John-st. corner Of Nassau.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared with r'osf srr,a-
i mo and reject stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOlh.
mo 70 which they respectfully invite the attention OF
Who'll EsALE and gErAIL buyers
They have on hand and in process Of manuiacture
UPWARDS or FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENTS -
Which thew ruaranfee TO be made with s the elegance
and durability Of the sEsr CUSTOM "osS OF me most tAs
ion.be house, In the United States, and a. prices
NEARLY HALF LESS ~
And this together Win THE CASH sfsrts forms te es'
secret Of their most FLsrTERGNG SUCCESS
Their stock Of French English. German ard Amenc an
c. orHs CAssfNEREs, NEsrfScs, BEAVERS, IwktDs, &c
M is they venture assert the LASeEsI and SYST 81
/ ycryp fof any similar estAblshmentl In New-foTs
Their WoRS MADE ORDER they SvARANrtE equsi 70
that ade a. the most noted merchant taors Of the city
but AZ prices CORES pondins with
THEIR CHEAP CASH sYsrtN
For every department they have secured the services o.
lie best CUTTERS and WORkMEN rHE CITY nfosDs
Teams CASH OK No DELIVERY.
DANIEL J. DEVLlS,
nj f,,sodi.k4tW 50 Johnst cor. Nassau.
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pAsSFNcERS SAILED

In ship Itctorla for LondonH Barrett and lady. Aaron
Barn and lady Mrs Moulton and children, Colt,
Mr. Oliver, Mrs Oliver and servants, Mrs Colt,
aud children. Miss Blackburn and servant Mr. Abbott,
Mas; John Wakefield Isaac Wakefield Of Gloucester,
England Fogsrty Of Liverpool Mrs Knill, OF Eng
land Adm Carlisle lady and child, Of Columbus, Ohio
Mrs Valreen LsInbe and son, Of England.
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THE CHEAPEST

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THIS s~ors comprises original designs Of town snt
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THE INFANT HERCULES

STRANGLED THE SERPENT IN HIS CRADLE
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PEbhe Notice here
- By glven % the owner owners oeeuptlt ot oee1
lads .1ecec thereby. that the iolo~nz As-sfnenis
have been completed By the Assessors and are IA
he street ConrssiO1eTs Oce for exann.tion oy a.
pe-sons interested. VIZ For baildnz sever IN Ientn
:. between Avenue and First.venre lhe AraiS en-
brsced ~ such Assessrnent. include a. tns
aud OF. u ground lo. pieces snf psrces Of An
situate on both sdes Of Tenth-sf between AFenle ana
Second-avrnu-, also the westerly Sc OF rhNsfe
- Snth and Eleyenfh-sts also on ne eastery
de OF second avenue between Ninth and teFentn-sts
All persons whose Interests Affected ~ the shove
r.@d ..se.men and who opposed % ne sane, or
tb.r Of thsm are requested 10 present. tSer ooeetion
In ur,ins 70 the undersigned. AZ the oEanssion-
a.. Oce within thirty DAYS from me ds.s o. ms noo
y MARTIN z THOMPSON,
srr<tC On ssoner and Chairman Of ne Asscssois
srss,-Counisoness Once. Oct =, lsfI 81
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NOTICES.

~ Fifth Senate District.-The Wings Of 'he r".n
senate District requested TO assemble al inc nt0Se
way House, on Friday evening, October p u7t O'CLOCK
or the purpose Of receiving the por OF the Delegates &c
the District Convention. JOHN STEWART, Charm n
JoHN b. MsscHEsrER Secretary OF
" second Assembly Dstrict.-rhe Wig Elect
OF the Second Assembly District requested meet
the North American Hotel Of Bsysrd-sL and
BQwery. Thursday evening 2sth inst q, "A O'Clock, q
respond TO che nomination for toe Assembly.
Several distinguished sreakers will address the meet
ing by oraeT - r..
NJ g. HART, J. II. PETrIS,
JAS WILLIAMS, C0R's ALLISON.
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HARPER & BROTHERS
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whole people. Merchants M&.
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A.. SATURDAY.,
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We welcome most cordially this production the war
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sgtri'-s sa Hi Of s.eDins reality and vga,sels
baace The work cannot fail OF creating peculiar Interest
also FROM the personal anecdotes and character
m details which scattered throughout this hrst por-
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thank the publishers Messr Harper Brothers, Tor the
very style "a which they have produced the work
the illustrations unusually effective and well executed
Altogether opine the book will have very wide popu-
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Of the Glove AnOdyne-This l. an excellent srtiee
and will cure the most violent toothache pain In the
gums one minute II not pleasant 70 the taste, VIII
not iure the teeth and effects permanent care Pre-
273 Brosdwsyin the Granite Building Sold also A. 100 FOL
IT East Broadway, and at COddngtons, SOS hud-
s0n-st. Price % cents
Purchasers must beware Of spurious compound. called
Glove Anodyne intended 10 deceive the unwsy. BE sure
and the Glove An,dyne prepared by hLSRY JoHN
ard purchase only Of espectabe dealer ols seoa
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EYE AND EAR

nR POWELL attends exclusively 70 disea..s Of ne
DEye and Ear, from 10 4 O'CLOCK Al MS onces Si
Broadway corner Of W2rrenst -
Dr. Pox.irs Treatise the Eye i,s sezes and their
Cure with Eaxravinss, Rass fer the Selection Of specs
.. c Price 3 sen can be had Il bis Office and Of ell
booosllsrs Jas; imported, Artificial Eyes, q sa2ersy
be.zry end frish. Oh lmnUseS1W
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lies Creams CusaTds, CHARLOTTE husse FuddInss syTups
Sauces &c &C. ghly concentrated Extract u Nania
Lemon. Peach Rose Citron Bitter Almond and Orsnse
Also Rose Water, Peach and Orange Flower Wsers tor
svorns all kinds Of CONNECTIONS Cooks .nd confeefioners
have universally preferred these Extracts on account Of
their great strength and favor - teaspoonful y
sufficient flavor quart Putup N valssi = cents each
Prepared BY HENRY JOHNSON Chemist, ~ Broad
lO0 Fulton.st o22 2meod
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cHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.
APOLLO ROOMS.

VENUS DE- MkDINI, BY ne MODEL AKII>TES.-
One week ionger DR.. COLLYER'> personihcstions OF
Painting and Sculpture. by the Model Artstes at the
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway will continue for week
longer. commencing on MONDAY evening Oct -, when
will be presented entire series OF coorei groups,
including the Paradise Jephthss Dsushter, The
Lutte Player. The MAY Pole Dance. &c. and Tues
day Thursday and saturday faithful representation Of
celebrated OF the Venus de Medci. with othe
gTOups Change Of Programme every evening For par
ticulars see Descriptive Programme every evening
Tickets ct admission ~ Tickets admitting lad
aud gentleman u b. obtained a. the door Doors
a. 4,e ~ lys
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.

Manufacturers, 20 and ~ Wnfer-st.
INVITE The PARTICULAR ATTENTION o. co1ntfy
merchants from the grain districts 10 their STOCK o. sse
.af b.xs which they o5er for sale suit the AnS Of
pureh..-r, upou the mos. favorable terms DeeeS a..
ter waiting their establishment have uniTery
The practice Of buying bags Of them really ny
the.n made AZ home All kinds Of CAeafta
.as domestic haxs .pted -v-ry rarpose ~ xns
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DEMPSTER'S

beautiful MUsIC.-The May Qaeen, complete Or
ID hi osrts. Lament Of the Irish Engrsnt. Blind Boy
Death 81 Wauen When the night wind bewsilethi Em
ersld l.ls TAX your aud cloak about ye I'm alone o
why does the white Also I'm snost ! love The
Free Old Granite State Good tine coming SPIDER ana
Ply, edition Jenny Lads Swedish Melodies hvs
Hollis Music Store 80 Fulton-st- near Broadway.
q.f.SaTukTh
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BOARDING.

DOARDERs WANTED-Tho.s who wish to secure
probability sre received. and every eSerton made 70
make an agreeable home, find 1t At - Beachs cor
Of Hudson UnquesonAbls reference gwen and required
O.8 w.
DRIyATE BOARD-A gentleman and his family.
and Tor single gentlemen, can be accommodated N
every comfort desirable 10 make pleasant home. liI
Wooster-sf o.. near Houston-stage route. o. 81
l-UH>I-ssED ROOMS, with ss,fhcut board. for
gcuflemeu-3 vacancies for single seatemeu AZ the
house 30 Fulton o. between Broadway and Greenwichst
Terms moderate for the accommodation. Satisfactory
ference given and required Call between 10 and and
and O'Clock. o2s IT,
TWO OR THREE ROOMS WANTED tnclud-
lng bedfoOml on the first second hOor Location
below Canalst Vicinity Of ST. Jeh"- r--A -
Address Geo. ~ the office OF lstic
DOARDING.-A small private family In the fifteenth
ID Ward, near Broadwa wish 10 let pleasant fnrn-
hed paror with board single gentlemen Of regular
habits Terms for full board IS per week Only two or
three other bosIders Please address T. Dor lII3 Post
Office. OF itis'
DOARDIN(:-Two parlors, with bedrooms adjoining z,
ID also single rooms may be obtained with good board and
on reasonable terms at the large and pleasant house $50
Broadway, fsw doors from Houston-st 81 lmis
DOARDING-A small parlor and bedroom on the
ID second door suitable for gentleman and ms VIE TO
let with board Al 10 Chambersst 90 isu
BOARDING in Chamberst-Two gentlemen can
ID procure very desirable room with board, oy c.ins
al 10 Chambers-st oxV ISL
DOARD-Pieasant rooms with good accommodations,
ID and reasonable prices Apply IS Libertyst OF lmst
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~ The Congregational Church

near Myrtleavenue, viii be opened for DIVINE Nofshp
next sabbath day the 3lst inst The dedication sermon
in the morning BY the Pastor Rev j. n SPRAeUE. Ser
the afternoon by Rev. Mr.. SroRRs. Of the Pilgrim
Church, and in the evening by Rev DR.. Cox oZS 81
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MarAsts. Carefully repOrtedfor The Tr'bans
"WEDNESDAY. October 81.
AS8Es-Pcsrls are up to l2i, with sales all oner-
ps soma Is bbls Pots are So with sales 100 bbs 10
rn,s Export from la to Goth October $40 bbls Pots
cOTTON-The ssles to-day have been l,2oo bsles
nssy oil for export to the Continent. The market Is
esy without any marked change In prices.
Export frors As Pors Of he United States rom Isl See'
Der ls47 20 October 20. ls47
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" The Mariner FamiIy Industrial society ie.

gratefully acknowledge the following donations VIZ from
+" Friendship, Love and Truth" $50; Congregation
Church in WestpOrt CT by Rev Mr. Benedict, go Mrs
J. L. Moore. s.; g. .. Y. so; g. W. Brown, elo g. }
Price -; r Price, 81 Mrs. Price, 81 Mrs Hidden
q Mrs Beknap, q; G. Mather - Mrs O. Mather
-; 4 Mackenzie goods. g "a Mrs Capt y Cohb, Tar
rytown. So. D. TrimhLe $. y 3. ReiLner ~. % d.
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to- Rev. DIR. stevens Of Ga Rector elect Of - An
drcws Church. Philadelphia will preach in the Church
Of the Ascension this Thursday evening, when colec
ton will be made in aid Of the parish Of Christ Church,
WILLIAMSBURG. Service TO commence AZ Il o'clock It
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NOTICES.


VI Eieventh Ward.-Ata meeting Of the Commit
zee appointed from the different Districts 81 The Eleventh
Ward % nominate candidate for Representative Of th.
Ninth Assembly District, held on the 9th Of Oct let7
On MOTION, II agreed that JAMES r
SPARROW, Esq. be the Wing candidate.
The following Resolutions then presented snd
unanimously adopted
Rsoi1ed That the undoubted Whig principles sterling
integrity aud 1nquesfi0nabe abilities u JANIS r sFkE-
ROW, Esg enttle him y the undivided support o. the
Whigs Of The Eleventh Ward.
hsfoired That the nominations for State Oacers meet
With most cordial concurrence, in most u whom
recognize long known aud well tined Wings Of the night
stsmp-tbesr success q certain.
Reselved, That HENRY CLAY "a and ought % b the
candidate AID the only candidate for the next President
Of the Whig party.
Reoiged That the proceeding. q this meeting, signed
BY the Chairman and Secretary be published IL The Tn
bune. sANU FL II. DE MOTT, Chairman.
AUcUsTvs I. WOOD sec'y. o1s SITS
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~ Fifteenth Ward.-Tbe Democratic Whis z

~ Fifteenth Ward.-The Democratic Whis Elec
tors Of The fifteenth Ward are requested % meet A. Con
,tuton Hail. so Broadway, Friday evening. Octohe
g. a. y o'clock % respond 20 the nomination Of JOHN
J. K DE PL1, for Assembly. BY order District Nomi
mating Committee HENRY BRENOORI, Chm
Ixn z InNE- Sec,H nlE =
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VICTOR HUGO'S

GREAT WORk.-Just published the hrst American
VI edition Of Veto HuEos l.st work. The Iron Mask
the Days Of Tyranny The uneyampled sale Of this Thrill
Ing IN Paris strong evidence Of the ability
displayed in IL powerfully wrought pages Price 3 cts
Agent. md others viii please address their orders 20
OF p W. H. GRAHAM. Publisher, Tribune Buildings
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- Seventeenth Ward-A nc

Y ~tNenfftnTh Warh.-A HcefInE OF Llo UfilI
cratic Wings D the Seventeenth Ward will Be held a. the
Henry Clay House, Of Avenue aud Firsst hi.
ThusdsyJ evening at o'clock to respond the stat,
and Senatorial Nominations and receive the report Of
the Convention Of the Fifteenth Assembly District sew
era distinguished speakers expected 20 address the
meeting By order Of the Convention.
EDWARD DAYTON, Chairman.
JouN FfScu Secrstsrv 0.3 II
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FINE WATCHES.

H THE SUBSCRIBER Is ceiling all description.
p OF tine Gold and Silver Watches aud Jewery, a.
retail, lower than any other house In tho city
Al 9aches warranted 70 Keep good time or the money rs-
turned Watches and jeweiry exchanged
Watches repaired in the best At much sss than
IN. u,gsl prices, Gold watches A. low ~ 20 s5 each
GEO. T. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jewslry, wholesale and retail 81 Wall-st.
tsri. Williams u stare
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l-FOR SALE At the old stand, Barclay.
- = sPpo,s'e the A.,os House vs =, Of
! ] " Jvsriety Of psti-rn. with al the modern
IN proverents Ia and mahogany warrant
Cd 10 every respect 70 give SUBTRACTION Or se Pianos
"a hire JAMES THOMPSON.
- a. Late .llrs.n Randall