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WeWsSrte ans, 8. WtdrB. Die 3ab(
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NewburAPOrt WlaG. Der~Gltrs
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rem mirb.
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TAILOR

csa MERCHAN IAiLOR
AZ unb fefbtpnabler RIetberIaben,
Wehs @rat.5 trage, glr. 1853 u. $3.50.
Netaan aee9rten greunSen uab BEN Yn6lttam made i'd bier
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Fr 8rIa son nttt eRaeferttgt rer6ea.
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srftrttatlaus surten Observation-Disclosures uab %eertauft.
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MARRIED..

oBUNKER-EYTINGE-ln this city Thursday, Oct 7, 81
Chrir Churh by Rev. S. Wiley Matthew Bunker Of
Brooklyn Mary A., daughter Of Solomon Eytinge esq OF
this city.
BANKs-RIGGS-In Tarytown, Thursday, Oct T. by the
Rev DAVID Buct Mr. Wright Banks Of Northampton Mses,
to Miss Ada Riggs Of the former place.
,COLT-MANY-On Thursday Oct. 7, by the Rev j. II Eo-
bart Brown al ST. Clements Church Sherman Prescott Cet
Caroline Aymar daughter of the late vincent W. Many
DE LA FI0ANIEPE-PALMER-O "Wednesday, Oct. 8. at
the residence Of the brides father Brooklyn, by the Rev
his Exoeency Minister Penipoenary Of Portugal 70 he
United States Elizabeth H. eldest daughter OF Wiism
Pitt Palmer, esq
FRASER-COOK-At Troy Wednesday, Oct o by the
Rev Geo. W. Baldwin. Henry ID. Fraser Of kew'fort 70
Gertrude NJ, daughter of Aanson Cook, esq Of Troy.
LA MONTAGNE-DAvIS-On Wednesday, Oc:. g. by the
Rev Dr. Lahn j. Avgaste La Montague TO Annie, dsush
tel Of Thos. l. Davis
NURPHY-FARMER-On Thursday, Oct. 7, by the Rev. w
keeEan M james Murphy architect Of the Paish Of Tenn
yovy County Tppersry Ireland 10 Ann Farmer Of BROOK
lyn
MEROY-SHERMAN-On Thursday morning Oct. ,, At
Homer N. T. by the Rev. Samuel Hanson Cor, d D., Mr.
Julius R. Brookn, Long leland and Mise Evns
former place.
sHEPPARD-CoLT-At the residence Of the brides mother
Thursd.y. Oct by the Rev. 5. D. Burchsrd John h
Sheppard sarah W. only daughter Of the late Thomas Colt
formerly merchant Of this city.
VAN Observation-Disclosures Woodawn NJ J., on
"Wednesday, Oct by the Rev IL h Sherman $ Van Cort
dt Van Renssero Sarah Jsuncey daughter Of Aren't H.
Schuyler, eco
wELIs-SLEIGHT-On Wednesday Oct g. a: Michigan
City Ind Rev. Mr. Bruce, John p. r. Wells % this
city Mary E. daughter of O. siesh OF the former place
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CASSlpy-In this city. Thursday evening Oct. at
ooloek Lewis OF James Rachael Csssdy aged IS
years. mcnths snd day.
DUFOUR-n this city. on Wednesday evening Oct g. after
avery short ilness Mr. Thomas Dufosr aged a. wear,
SARhER-On Wednesday Oct g. at the residence of C. q
Wsiroos Nc. LIS West Sixteenth street. Mr. Farmer OF
SeSrrsl .s,e q. the Prbyersn Church Hsmps..d Lon,
Island, Sunday Oct TO- .; O'CLOCK ~ Fneud Of the
hmily invited 10 attend.
ShOsToa Thursday. Oct Isaac C. Frost IN the 10Th year
of his -
The stves family respectfully
s.end hs hnasa sevsnthday tSsturday Afternoon
O'clock nom his residence No 800 Atlantic street, Breoslyn
wtbou, further invitation.
RAY-Ia this city, Thursday Oct; Of consumption Ann
Gray, seed - ysAIa
HALL No es7 Broome street Wednesday evening Oct
g. hrs Ann Hal, widow Of VIM Hail. aged IS years
HAMMELI-A, No. 2S7 Seventh avenue Thursday Oct
Afsr long insss which abe bore With Christian or.uds
Mis- EhIa Anne Oldest daughter of Arthur and Anne Ham
mel VI baiiyarn, County Londonderry, Ireland
JOHNSON-Ip Brooklyn. on Thurdsy Oct. T. Edw. Dwight
co., Of Annie and ThodoSe Johnson lately deceased aged
uoptbs and day.
LITTLE-In this city thursday Oct Of dYsentery w
H., Oldest son 4 VIM H. sas Erliy Little, eyed years
mouths and IL dsya
NENKIRK-ip Berpen, Jon Friday, Oct. Eizs WIFE Of
Henry Newark. in the 59b year of her ase
me relatives Of the family invited 10 attend her
funeral Sunday tho 10Th inst; ct O'Clock p H. from DR.
Taylor's CAareh in BeTsen-
Ns~Ark pssen please copy.
NEvILLE-n TN. city. Thursday mornins, Oct Mary
Neville aged 10 yesrs.
PAaERsON-At Perth Amboy N J., ftursdsy, oct. ',
Jazz EhxA Nsson Tehct q wm. b. PAersoc, deceased IL
the 10th year OF her
sh kat, st. Peters Church Perth Amsoy Il a O'Clock
REID-As Ne.srh ~ J., on ThagsdAy Oct Nj John Reid,
in he cob year Of bisses
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Mapkets-p enorte% bu Ts1s0r1nI

NV ORLEAkS, Oct S.-Corros-Ss!es to-day 900 bales
The sales Of n. week add up bales and the
q 900 sssins, $500 for the corresponding last wear
stock c0 ba-s against 81 900 last year receipts she I'D oil
as; 5000 bales We quote middhns I2al2c SueAs
lie. hoLAssEs 81. FLOUR firm IS So Coks oOc. Cor
FEE-Sale. Of me week $50 bags prime HE stock IS
bags AGAINST Ia $50 last year FREIeHrs-C Liver
pool "a
CHICAGO, Oct. s.-FLors quiet. WHEAT advanced sa4c
sass n o bush o. dc Co.'s firm and advanced Dr. sales at
SIC. OARS hrm and advanced Be- SHIPMENTS Buffalo g. 600
bu.h Wheat s3@o bush Corn Receipts: lao bbs Flour
fS,o.0 bush. Wh.s,, p. 600 bush. Com
OsvEco, Oct S-e p m-FLoVR dull WHEAT In better
demand sees 5000 bush rs red Illinois as for
Ax sukee Club CoRN without msera change sales 30 o9sn
choice illinois o BARLLY duh sales. small lot Canadian
81 10. CANAL FsEIGHr hrmer LAKE IMPORTS; 42O
bush Wheat 3d. bush Corn bush Barley 100 bush
Rye Canal ExPoRTs S.0o bbs Flour 81 30 bush Wheat;
u Sos BE- .h. Corn II, 7.s bush. Barley.
BUFFALO Oct dip m.-FLoUk continues dull aud heavy
tendency downward inquiry confined % the better trades
for the and Interior trade 90 oos a. - n. for
good ros S. G s. 81 for GOOD and choice extra chlan
ludsra Ohio and Canadian WHEAT dun and hay, buyers
holding back for lover prces sses so bush Red OHIO
9 30 bush Whe Michigan 10 best ohrrs Of buy
er. AZ tie close al CSC fer Milwaukee Club 3d. for No I
moi. for No DO and Red Ohio. Corn duh and over
s..s 3 bash. Sed60c. hr good prime. BAILEY dull
sa 10 sales, buyers offer 81 for prime WHIsxY dull and
nominal a. 2c CiS,L FREiGHrs-4oc. Flour. l2c. on
Whea and lie % Corn NewYort RECEIPTS ~ LAKE, ia
the as, "A hour-to7 bss Flour $3.50 bush Wheat 4s0l1
es.t Corp ~ ben. Barley. SHIPMENTS 81 CSAL-xc2l
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...oc,
Cleared.

S,cam,hips--Hud.on lBrem), Wenke, Bremen, G-lpl..
ns.tssn 1.t &C., 500 q naitnSfs 8.
eou. Bro City of Washington Peirie Liverpool j. q.
Dale.
shirs-Oreson Porter Apsschcola j. Wiley; J. 8 P.roa,
Cornell New Orleans {. H. Parsons Co. California rkt
Wheeler Monteyideo, -; Wisconsin, Scott, London Dun.
ham Dmon.
Baks-R {. Gamble. Powell, Mobile Ear. Hard, C-.
tBes Cond.n Antwerp, W. T. schmidt Alice rAnt,f
Post Mobile Post, Smith & Co.
Bng.-Linds, Filings Point Pe;re, MecLfk Duncan; Indus.
THE (Oldenl Wage, Kingston, ia, Henain Muller Coz.
ling.
Schoon.rs-A Fakenbers Rogers Alexandria Caruah.n 4
Goldhwsrt Lyuchburg Harris Richmond, L. II Pi,r.on Ca
bot Hamilton Boston, H. Nicker.on; c. Sandford Capp
Lsyaccs b. Chase Commerco de Aroys Aonferrer Ar
roya, koppisrh Cook: Sabine, Day, Newben, Dibhe
Bnce; s johnson. Day, New bern, Davis Homes Thos,
Holcombe Lozier Savannah, Scranton rdmsn Ovocs AZ
len AeYandrs Stafford Dodge ID. T. Sawyer, fon, Rich
uond Robinson Roberts. hsyeock lbr Co-, hlsoorc',
Cready Mott Co Kate Skdmore, Tampa Benner Deaks,
y Carrie Rogers, Richmond, C. H. Personi X H. Hanry,
Hammond. Richmond Van Brunt Ssght
sooy-Thos Hull, Providence.
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sMITHIn his city on fda, az s1,b' ~ he al wear Of
her IL. 81. liz invited 20
- ter funeral Monday. pi. ~ 81 "c!A Z ie4. -
Seuc. 81 her father No 10 Second avenue ~iAou
notice.
sTORM-In this city "Wednesday secnins oet o. ine"
dora Mssdsleus Storm only daughter Of stephen storm
scHRADER-In ths city Thursdsy OCT = after srvere
illness John Henry, the only son 81 MARY AIh
widow Of the late Schsder ssed years months ana
9dsys
sLAINA, No. 100 Division street on Ihnrsdsy O, .
Margaret, aged 81 years months ana day. Wiz u H.
SLAIN.
STEVENSON-At No. 22 Flint avenue on "ednesdny Oco
John y Stevenson, aged 81 years months ana d's'
VAN VLFCK-A, Kingston J.. on Ihursday Oct !, saTah
Caruelis Youngest daughter Of Peter Van Week.
VAN DYKF-In Brooklyn, Thur.dsy morning, Oct T. Mrs
Sophia Loui.s wife Of Nelson Van Dyke, aged " yesi
month and 7days
VFFKs-At No. l6s Eas Tenth street. on Wedne.day Oct;
Nrs Mar TYLER Weeks, widow Of Jacob Weeks IL the
esth year Of her age.
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bis Flour iss7s bush Wheat, sss72 Su.s Cora m, -.

hi, Flour l2s1s bush Wheat; es72 bush Corn III, -,
Barley. o.
ALs,sY, Oct. SIS ?. m.-FLovs-A fair bas.u>..
of stolt &c 4 btL rom ssi weeks prrs. % fns
br,h good Western mex~d a. &c. sna N ~, - 90
10 the outs De .rufes of l a. 'bv eastern s~ps
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rowed DO. g Tor Cayusa Co. os FOR choies ,rors
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dsS ~ "heAr differ. CoRN-Wh.e r5ers. : " fSS
"'' "ASAf a ><5.c. Provisions unchanged ~ .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

SPIRITUAL Insanity The Medina Tribune tells a
sad story of folly in relation 10 one Thaddeus Sheldon
Of Randolph, Cattaraugus County who has been car
med off by Spirtualism. He was worth $SO,OOO but
for two or three years past be has devoted his time
and purse to the :" Haymonisl Philosophy" During
the present season. ne has had large force of men at
work digging In the cave he expected to find
the ruins Of the HarmODis City, full of treasure;
but it is filled with wster, and is altogether
poor abode for spiritual earthly bodies Mr.. Shel
don has been thoroughly Iieeced by mediams, and is
now poor penniless man.
There is a lady in Peoria, Ill;oois who in twenty
one years has been married three times. On each
occasion of her marriage she was united to men
younger than herself, and the last time to one who
was twenty.three years her junior. She lived
happy with the first, unhappy with the second, but
prefers the last. At the age of twenty she was
welded to man aged nineteen, with whom she lived
six years At the age of thirty she married a man
OF twenty, with whom she lived only two years'
After lapse Of nearly nine years of single blessed
ness," at the end Of which time she was forty-one
years old, she married again. and, in this instance,
capped the climax, the man she married being
only eighteen years DID, her present husband, with
whom She has lived very happily for two years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

MYSTERIOUS AFrAIR-LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN
Hoes-At an early hour on Tuesday morning last
large number of hogs estimated at between eight hun
dred and one Thousand, were il is alleged, myster-
ously abducted from the pens connected with Smith $
distiery, near Light street, South Baltimore, and
driven away to parts unknown. The passage OF
ouch body of SWINE through the city, coupled with
the haoong of the drivers aroused the residents, ana
the police were about arrest the proceedings as u-
lawful but, being assured that everything was right,
they allowed the parties in charge to pass on.
number of the hogs however, broke ranks. and yes
terday stragglers from the main body could be seer
about the southern quarter of the city Steps have
been taken possession OF the hogs and the
case viii undergo thorough police investigation:
Baltimore Sun Oct T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

A ppuApIIPHI. MoNUMESr 70 WasBIsGTos.-
W. are r.ioced 10 Nave il in our power 20 STATE ,na'
MEASURES are in progress which WILL IN all proDabhnJi
rebuilt in the contamination Of the much takeuo' Pr
iett OF erecting monument, in Washington quar-. ~
Warrington. number Of gentlemen wh"se -,
WI are not ~ liberty 10 mention at present. of
tfi mattsi in hand and the character a befever
tl,sse rs rites are n sufficient guarantee tna - anv
thew undertake viii be pushed through - -. COM
"go" in IT, These responsible pa1ueS -" sccnra,e
menced the work in good earnest "n nor actnaly in
model Of the proposed !, viii be placed in the
Usu ~ Indenepdence r. soon as II 10 OuI"PS'
,vbicb will be IN the course OF VIeo ~ ~
Tie nd. for starting the work are aireao!
' or, ,o,,.ed monument ie to consist oil q ooIOSSa
III. p,V r,s,ne Of bronze. Washington Will De
fsaa,,d in his continental uniform, with his right
b.pd outaretohed though IN the ACT OF giViug an
or5er 10 his aids the horse is 10 De represented a.
oa,.;,c the ground with its hooi. We are assured
n, The figures Of the horse and rider will be fully
equal if not SUPERIOR to any similar works at present
In the country. The horse viii rest upon massive
Granite pedestal which will be supported by rough
rocks. From the base Of the pedestal there will be
ets Of water at intervals which will pour down over
the rocks and form An incrciug lake SIX feet ~
depth which will form a handsome ornament, ana
at the time protect the monument from the
danger Of being injured by mischeVous persons ihls
lake will be surrounded by massive IRON raining
COMFORTING in style with the monument. Among
the rocks there viii be aquatic plants and there Will
be an arrangement by which the names OF the reVo'
luoDary generals viii be appropriately pidceu uPon
the granite pedestal Ihe work VIII DC ABOUT ~ Iee'
ID hight. ,.,...a
Aner the model has been completed and exhibited
70 the psbc, the projectors of the patriotic work pro
pose 10 ask the consent Of Councils 10 build the mohu
inent the center Of Washington square, wheie 'he
cornerstone was planted in 1888 pledgng themselves
t. pssh the work forward rapidly as the necessary
finds ~ procured. II this consent IL gwen as !
viii be- OF course, the work will be commeheeul sh ~
all the additional aid which can be prOcAred VIII ot
thankfully received If the funds now ~ the hands o
the Society of the Cincinnati ard the Chauncey iunc
were appropriated 10 the good WORK. It's immediate
would be insured Inc entire oos' oi INC mon
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