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SHIP PIN 6 NEW S .
PORT Of NEW yuax, JULY Is. 1851.


Cleared.
Park Canton Prus) Godi Bristol Punch, Mcincke
a Wcrdt
Bark Glen Alton tB, Dickson Cork for orders-sloman
a Edyc.
Edge ~
BARK Gertrude A,herion. swan Islapa-J Q Baker Co
BARK Eureka, Chandler Inagua-Nalsh Carver.
B'rt Erwin tBrj, Cole, Bridgeport, CB-E A Hdssey A
bark ror,ts, Blanchard, RlchmOnd-crandall Umphray
Co..
BsTk J.lsye5s, Carver, Bs5sorcn P Buck 4 Co.
Brig Rachford tBrl. Crane ~ Johns, SF-Crandal,
. brig Susan fBr) White Maitland Ns-J whitney A Co
- brig Anne Colns BIZ smith, Windsor. NS-smilhcfs
Brig rsustiua Grim Enzsbeth port--wslsh Carver
:, schr Vcntrosa tBr) Roter1s, Harbor Islend@Jsmss
sehr Gillespie tBr), Mill, Windsor. Ns-csndaii Tim.
schr Brave, Arant.. Georgetown. sc-Bebcsy, xner
solrw s Brown, Phillips Gleuces,-r--J A s.e,son.
scar Arthem4gs, Mitchell. Newburyport-snov Ken.
scbr Damon. johnson Bo,,on- -Thayer 4 s.rg.nt
schr Monitor Nowel, New iisvou-i.ackehA Taylor
schr Evelyn. Burger stanford
SehF Dart, johnson, Stamford
Arrived.
Steamship AlNsmarie Bourne Richmond aud Norfolk, 10
lard, q days, Win coal, % lloyd liineken.
iss passengers, 70 Boy; iIncfcn.
BARR so,nps spl. sa. navsns. 70 days, IN ballast 20
Bsfs Arscn'gs Asxood. caIbarsu, days, with sugar
iafs Esurioh, Keeran, csibaren 10 dsys with sugar,
BARK Mary Ell,ass,s tBrl chsmssrisiu, Cow Bay, 10
Bsrk 2nindaio 9lfl. sianwood, Lnsas, u days. with
Brs s.bIp fDrj fsrrc, Cow Ray days. with COAL TO
Bna vcgsIs Ursula SBr,. Lsuor Cow Bay. is days with
=, SAXON lBr Superior. oIscs Bay, Il days with coal.
sehr u Holmes. Ireland, Wilmington, NOD dsys -
:. eeg RsRsv, stuySeA lQNb -
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Roe9 Interest.
n-L

1850 Oe6, 800
The gold market opened at 1926 ana after declining
70 1sox advanced TO 1seH, tie closing price. Looms
were made without interest aud at elk per cen, for
ssrryIus and "a per cent for borrowing. Ths gross
sisarssccs amounted 10 s2e,osoooo and The gold bal
ssses 10 si,i14s34. American silver is In fair demand
u per cent below the price Of gold, and Mexican
neIlas rated at 1o3 in gold The upward course
al1s Sssnlaa ,eaAs vs mainly owing 70 The w.
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Ecfr vssser Jr Christie Wareham for PC ,ghkeepHs
schr Ii II Mecaif. Rogers, Providence for RondouL
ScEr Is Conaut. - New HAYES.
Brig Bessie from Havana, aud bark Arthur KinsmaaI
from Cow Bay consigned to Messra Brett. son Co
eD- ron ADDITIONAL SHIPPING fSrELLi0ESUn
SEE AECrliRR PAQE
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MosDAY July i5-c +. NJ.
COrr0s.-Tbero less activity but prices rsmaiuni
s.cacy. Tho demand was cAiety from srlnners SHie9
l,te0 tales, We qnete;-
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Mining shares continue TO be entirely neglected by
the general public AT the Hrst board Smith Parules
closed loc. lower than at tho time Saturday.
selling at s. so; Corydon &c, selling at 81 IS; New
York Gold Sc. higher selling at 81 o5 Waikiki Lead
sold at 6lc.; Columbian Gold and silver 81 IS
Consols and American securities quoted thus In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

Tho subTreasurcrs statement Of o.dny's business is
under
Total recepts. ssT1s5 Total payments so 073 ISL
For customs. 236 900 Balance .... .i2e 395 500
For gold notes. 1l7CO0
The following taolc shows The value OF imports.
amount OF duties received and number Of foreign
at the Boston Custom House, from 1850 to 1896, ip.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-19
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
.yORDhN's SUGAR CLARiFYER.,

FTEHIs MACHINE eminentiy combines simpli-
Il city, cheapness, perfection and durability.
No vacuum process used. So simple as to be
worked by boy fifteen years ola. 1t cannot
easily become disarrarged and is pronounced
perfection by those who have seen It in opera
ton. he patentee Will erect his machinery on
any plantation in Louisiana on convenient
terms. ard will sch patent rights to individuals
or States by reference to his Agents as below.
The Suiphurous Gas can be increased or dimin-
ished, as the nature of the may require
il the cane juice. II has proved perfect sue
cess the plantations Of 4 W Picttt, Pa,ishof
st. John the Baptiste, near Bonnet Care La,
and the Sugar and Molasses (aiso Fesemb ed the
Golden SSrup,) was sold al the hIhest market
prices by Dir. Edward Shift, merchant, No los
Common street, New Orleans. The following
planters of the Parish Of 1T Jehn the Bapste,
la, have used this superior machine, viz: i.
Moissonst Louis Luke. Henry G. story, st. Ber.
pard Parish. la, See certificate.
This Machine is very suitable for Molasses,
making it equal to GoIden Syrup. Patents to
States, Territories indiv duas, can be o tanned
by letter, or personally. to
II. G.. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, corher ct. Charles Ct. y
New Orleans, La.
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REMOVAL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
i ronags, takes the pleasure to inform bis
friend. and patro and the community gener-
ally, in town and in the country. that he has re
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
Store, into the building recently erected by
him, Immediately adjoining Mr. Jastremsk's
Drug Store, where he will b better prepared and
with full stock to accomnc Gate all wishing to
use anything in his Ii e of Hardware, Agricultu
raj Implements and Building Materials generally.
septic JAMES MCVAY
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PAINTERS TAKE NOTICE!

II RAVE just received full assortment of the
Il various qualities of White Lead and all the
standard coiorS ground in oil, i'll cans and packa-
ges to suit, at reduced rates.
marl2 JAMES McVAY.
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

7 HAVE just received choice lot of Dressed
/ Flooring twenty ,honssnd feet), for safe at
low rates by JAMES McVAY.
- Also, Gin Bands, uhfee ply) Gutta Percha
aners, Soy the and Grsss Biafea, Scvthes. Hunts
Saws Esas' Kentucky and Yankee Axes Wood
ment of FireNand Steels, and bee utifGi assert
sept2S -. at the New Store Of
JAMES McVAV
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-19
ST CHARLES Horn,

Wv II
w 4. Jordan, Esq:
DEAR sIE--You have received patent from
the United States for bleaching anu clarifying
cane juice by the fumes Of sulphur. a. an adj
vertisr ment, sIgned ~ mes having appeared in
the NeS orlea"s Picayune, April 10, viii state
that your patent - no infringement my pat
emit for the apple ton Of suphurous gas for def
coating and clarifying cane Juice.
Il. a. STEWART.
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FRESH GROUND BOLTED MEAL.

nEALERS can secure choice fresh ground
~ Bolted Northumberland in Baton ltouge
and Of new Creole Co7n-at low raj ties ii
procured from the West Those who prefer
spending their money at home, to sending abroad,
aresnlicited to give me their orders.
oct29 JOSHUA BEAL
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SELF-RAIsING FLOUR.

r HAVE, at retail, a very choice Self-Raising
l. Flour. Price moderate Give me a call.
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

THE PATENTEE. W. A. JORDAN, has been
informed chat Mr. Camille Mire and Dir. Nc
Lend have been putting up some mongrei ma
chines-adnpting arms ana cups and travelling
on the coast. They have no letters patent from
tire United states GoverHmeut, am all planters
who have them on their places, win be prose
cuted and the sugar and moasses product there
OF, he'd Liable for damages. These who haze
them, can arrange the matter amicably, or
tErouph their merchants in Aew 0rioaus by ad-
dressing personally, or by leier
II. &. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, cor It. Charles st.
dec2-3m New Orleans, La.
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fEEAT, FOR CORN.

EARhERS would do well to remember that an
Il exchange of Meal for Corn can be obtain ed
~ any hour Of the day and during any day
the week at the Steam Corn Mill of
augo JOSHUA BEAL
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RICE.

lust RECEIVED, another lot of cnoice New
~ York BuckWheat--the best made in America
aOv19 JOSHUA BEAL
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SG!A T..

FAMILIES wishing to procure the best and
IL most lasting Soap made in America, can pro-
cure it at the store OF
oct29 JOSHUA ZEAL
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway !!
The Short and Direct Route 10
PENN SYLVANIA.


TWO THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS leave
Cincinnati raly, making direct connection with
al be principal raIiwsys West and south
MUKHIHG rXPEhsS leaves Ciucinnati, Except
sundaYs.l 600 A. H.. arrives In New York next
day ats Is T. NJ FoEtOn, Geo NJ.
LIGHTNING XEitESn, Except saturdays)
ZOO = N; arrive IL New Yer. second mqraing
ut 700 A NJ Boston, 500 2. NJ
Palace Stataroom Sleeping Coaches surprising
in elegance and comfort those On any other line,
are attached to the Lightning Express It Cucin-
natl, aud run through 70 NEW YORK without
change OF cars.
This is the only Line running Coaches through
without change from Cincinnati to New YORK
baggage Checked through to ali points
East.
Ask for tickets via Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for sale at all principal Ticket and
Steamboat Offices throughout the south and
West.
L. d. FUCKER,
General superintendent.
W. B. sHATTUC, Geul Ticket Ags. sept7
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RgJHDERs. FAKE NOTICE.

T HAVE in store 100 barrels Richards Cape
4 Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris and Hair in
quantities to suit purchas
oct16 JAMES MCVAY.
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LUMBER.

T HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
L street, $4,000 feet of cHoice, seasoned Lumber,
consisting OF Jost, Scantiing, Flooring, Wea thef-
boarding, and Inch pl4 nix, for sale at greatly re-
duced rates. liune2gJ JAMES MCYAY
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CRACK ERS.

NTOW in store Balmorat, CYackne, Soda Pic
" Mic and Cream Crackers-aIl fresh bak ed
prices moderate (oct2aJ JOSHUA BEAL
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7 HIIy yUuTT,
= HENRY G. STORY.

These Machines now ready for delivery in
New Orleans, price $500 each, there. Planters
who have ordered vii! be served in tern gis-
tered.
n. Any infringement this patent the
party will be prosecuted to the extent o The law,
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SHOT GUNS.

/ AN closing out the balance OF my Double
4 Barrel Shot Guns below cost.
maya A.JACKSON.
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Lovers Of Fine Rich Cheese.

r HAVE in store few cases Of very fine cheese
L weight eight pounds each-aud 10
which l would solicit the attention OF good
liYers (oct29) JOSHUA BtAL
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Window SasileS, Venetian Shutters
ana Panel Doors.

7 HAVE RECEIVED and in store, fine as
/ sortment of Window oashes with Blinds to
suit, Of the following sizse, viz: l0x12, loxl4,
l0xI5 and i0xiG inches Panel Doors, SKI feet
inches ana 3xS feet, made in the best manner
and Of ST. asonsd Lumber, for sale low.
junel JAMES MoVAf
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BUILDERS, HARDWARE.

A FUtJ. toe az hand, and to arrive direc
"A t."m TIA M uflctories at the Gazette and
90 e II ;e Building, Third street.
daclS JAMES MCVAY
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EINR0M after this date, a compers,u
H. will be on hand at all hours OF the Mpggist
the Drug Store of j. JASTR MsKI, On TnYst
street, and at the store OF j. JASTREMSKI q
BRO, corner of Africa and st. Ferdinand streets,
BATON ROUGE October 7th 1867
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PARISH OF ST. BERNARD, La,


GL0f} 3 FTanLAtIOn, ?
8 miles below New Orleans, May Is 1857.
W a Josddn, Esq:
DEAR sIR--I have used your patent, and the
machine made and put up BY you, for clarifying
cane juice by the fumes Of sulphur, in MAXI 6
my crops OF sugar for the years 1866. The
gar very superior in Coior and grain. ] con-
tinue TO u>e your patent, ana highly recomme nd
it to planters important in the highest degree,
and very economical.
Very respectfully yours,
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RICE.
RICE.

4 NkoCERS can always procure choice Rice, in
NJ any desired quantity and at prices that will
compare favorably with those Of New Orleans by
calling at the store OF
octZ9 JOSHUA BEAL
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ERE CRATES.
RUCKWHEAT

NOV is the time to set them, fine lot just
~ received. Tdecls] JAMES McVAY.
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When in Need Of a Good Lead Pencil,

( 81 YOUR MERCHANT for "HEsoMAN's," and
IN take IL" other. For sale to Merchants at
New York prices At HER0MAN'S,
augl5 Corner Church and Florida SITS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-19
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

CONSISTING OF
STORE, DOOR and other LOCKS, of all kinds
STRAP, Z and BUTT HINGES
DOOR aud SHUTTER BOLTS.
MILL and HANDSAW FILES.
KIP, PANNEL End TgNON SAWS
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACKa.
HAND AXES I'd IATCHETS.
COLLINS & HATCH'S AXES.
TRACE CHAINS, COLLARS and HAMEs.
BLIND BRIDES and PLOW LINES.
SASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS.
SEWING and PEGGING Avis.
BLACK SMITH SLEDGES & HAND HAWsERs,
COPPER EIVETS and BURRS.
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCEIS-ali sizes.
TABLE, and POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and SCISSORS.
WHITEHEAD & CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL and PUTTY
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WHEELBARROWS,
SPADES SHOVELS aud RAKES.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING T0NGS.
WALL PAPLRS and BORDERS-new patterns
All of which 9iii be sold at the very lowest
market rates.
JAMES nIcyAY,
mar2' Third Street, opposite the Bank.
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CEDAR RUCKE TS.

rRASS and iron-bound Cedar Buckets, fine
- lot Of them.
marl2 JAMES MCVAY
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100 BARRELS and 10 half barrels Choice
1OU and Medium grades Of fresh sround
Flour. row in store and for sale by
nov12 JOSHUA BEAL
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WHIPS.

A COMPLETE assortment just received direct
"A from the mandatory, consisting of Car
riage, Buggy, suky and Riding Whips; also,
uray, Team and UxWhips ana Lashes.
junel JAMES MCVAY
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

- BRUNTG, Artist IN Hair, and Dealer in
W Watches and Jewelry, No. us Canal street.
Premium awarded at the late Fair tor the best
Hair Work. Watches and Jewel,y repaired and
warranted. 4 RIhMkNE, Matchmaker dolly
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j EWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

A B. GRIsWOLD It Co, Old firm of Hyde Il
As Goodrich, established fifty years., Manu-
tactnrers and Importers of Watches, Jewelry
Silverware, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols corner OF
Ca AL and ROYAL streets decl2-y
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AIo1a THE HUDSON



ExpissIen ON Beard the - s..beat hIarshsis-
Tive Men Badly scaldr6~. nsrsiary ss Red
Heek-Presens Condition - sse delaware
and Hudson Cnnai-Iee in ~ Upper HAD
sou-sreawers Prevented frSW HunnAag.
PouoHKuyszH. Dec q. 1851.
serious accident happened on 60 0vsr Hudsss
noon OF yesterday II that hour the sssamboas
MAnha OF the Cornell Towing line Of Kingsssn. was
her way down the river having in tow numosr q
bargss and canal boats whom suddenly ons q
the nues Of her boiler collapsed. p sesa1
escaped with great velocity and before she esinssr
Mr. Parsons, end fireman named Deyo could yee out
Of the way they terribly scatded about tns ncs
and hand2 No ono else on board Of the harens ~
di,ion and will probably die. The steamboat Thomas
Cornell. on her up trip iass night cans
alongside the Marshall and taking the suf-
fereg on board conveyed them 70 rhetr friends
NJ Rondout This morning the disabled steamer passed
here going north In tow OF propeller
man named Snyder brought hero Iris morning
from Red Hook and lodged in Jail charged with burgsA
that place. His has already before the Grand
jury which Ia in session here ct the present tfme.
Navigation ON the Delaware and Hudson Cauxi still
unobrtruced by Ice, and permits still berug gives
out 70 those who desire thenn About two hundred
loaded boats are tho line Of tho canal and up -
dale There thirty thousand tons OF coal in trsnss
for Rondout.
Large quantities OF floating ice are reported up tho
river Tho Upper Hudson steamers hnd great dim-
Guilty In getting through Wednesday morning the city
Of Hudson left Hudson for Albany, bat after proceeding
ice being thick In the that Impossible "
get further.
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Our special telegram from Hs ana, printed
in yesterdays HERALD, giving detailed &C.
count OF the violent commissions OF nature
which have just been experienced in the West
Indies, must have been read by many with in-
tense interest more extraordinary budget
Of news has rarely been flashed across the
tclegraphic wires. The events Of which St
Thomas and others Of the West India islands
have been the scenes lind their parallel only
in the terrific earthquake which took place in
Lisbon In 1855, when large portion Of the
city was destroyed, and when sixty thousand
people persisted; In the destruction of Pompei
and Herculaneum, and in the awful fato OF
Sodom and Gomorrah, Admab and z bom, tho
celebrated Cities OF the Plain. -itrh fearful
commissions occur but at rare intervals in the
worlds history, and are generally, when taken
In connection with their accompaniment, Of
sufficient Importance to mark the close OF one
and the commencement OF another epoch.
"Blood, nre and vapor OF SMOKE the pre-
dicted signs OF changes in tho latter days,
have sll been Witnessed in these West India
disasters. II Is singular circumstance that
these signs should have made themselves
manifest at this peculiar iuncture. St Thomas
surely can have no serious objection to transfer
iss allegiance from Denmark to the United
States. St Thomas, perhaps, Is rejoiced ct
the change. In either case, whether joyful or
sorrpwful the demonstrations have been Of .
very effective kind. Whether nature approves
or disapproves Of Mr. Soward's purchases, II Il
undsniAbls that nature has lent her influence
70 render the name OF Mr. Seward immortal.
In ~ days Of old Rome 10 would certainly
bare sepad : plAcs sness ~ lAmg aelti11
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THE PLYMOUTH ROCK MONUMENT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.
PLYMOUTH. MAss, De

PLYMOUTH. MAss, Dec. 2. 1857.
After several years of labor collecting funds for
building monument the Puritan foreathers, and
constructing The work. the last stono placed upon
the structure last Saturday Tho stone laid
on tho LIST Of August 1862 with appropriate ceremonies
In presence Of multitude Of people. Il is hoped
that during the next summer tho dedication Of the
beautiful work will Tho last finishing touch TO
the completion Of the monument was accompanied
by deposit within tho chamber between she cap
stone and dome, Of portion OF the bones Of those OF
the pilgrims who died during the winter Of 1920 and
1921 which exhuned in May, 1855. whiIo trench
was being dug for the pipes o. the Plymouth water
works. on Coles HILL near Middle street. in this town.
Among the number II the pilgrims who died In that
winter were Governor John Carver Elizabeth Winslow
wife Of Governor Edward winslow, aud Rose Stan
dsh wife Of Captain Miles Standish. wncse virtues
and sweet life has been perpctuaicd 10 song By Longfc
low Perhaps in this cssket OF yellow and dscayed
bones may be those OF the fair Rose who cpt much
grace tho society Of tho pious and stern pilgrims
In the early dsya Al Ill events 1t IL certain shas the
precious remains OF some OF the early fathers have at
last been gathered together from unknown resting
place. and carefully treasured up In this splendid
Inent which, In fondly hoped will last long - the
memory % the founders Of New Ensiand.
The monument was designed By Mr.. Hananiah Biuings
Of Bosou II consists Of Grante canopy OF four faces
in the centre OF each Of which open senicrciuar
arch. On SIDE OF The arches columns Of tho
Tuscan order rcedsd and standing upon pcdessis which
break out At tbs angles forming inches Tor staiuea
An eatabaturs OF composite design, with dental cornics
sumounts the oolumna and shove this 10 attic with
panss for inscriptions % each face. The whole ID
nnished with circular psdimenta surmounted by shells
conpsss structure Is Hiissu feel square and
Nsss high. The whole monumsns ID nnsiy conceived
an1 constructed 10 the best possible syls add standinG
upon the rock which the Psrms nrst landed will
remain splendid snorai Of that great historical
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largo meeting assembled las, night az Deimonico's
10 com memorats the anniversary OF 81. Nicholas.
Mr. Robertson spoke at length. He mentioned that
the society had been in existence since 1885, sad that
the members had endeayorcd TO keep Il anosa during
thai period Hendrick Hudson, whom he rst navigated
the OF this Continent knew that he travelling
In . world. and when he thu country exposed
70 bis gsxe hs thought what opening there for
snisrpu 90
NJ Beskman shen spoke. He said Tho g. Nicholas
Society hes existed since 1885, and the members have
sndsavorod in that period 70 psrpsuaae the society and
number Of gentlemen subsequently addressed The
party expressing the customary sentiments Of regard
and esteem for the society OF which they wers members
and its otjecis and declaring their undyng attachment
pies Il embodied.
The following were the regular ,oass Of ,he evening
chHdnood are dispsllcd bat memory has conseorased
thy name Music-sMynheer Van Donck."
rho President Of the United s,Atss. Music--''rhe
Presidents March,
3. Tho Governor OF the state Musc--sThs dover
nor's March,
& The CITY Of New york--cosmopolitan and metro
poltan. The heritage Of the Dutch Is the envy Of the
stranger. Musc-"nome Sweet Home"
o. Tho Unon--founsan of natond prosperity.
The sacrifices which have preserved the pledge Of
its psrpstuity. Nusc--"Rally Round the Flag
glory. Mus,o-a Red. white ana Hue"
7. Hoand-rhe synonym for industry and enter
prise The spirit which gave birth 20 freedom vas nur
turei by her commerce. Music" WLhoimus Van Nss'
s Our sister socistIcs-rellowship in Charity. our
bond Of Friendship Music-"we are Band o.
Brothers
very soc.l and ovial time was had lasting into Inc
wee sna hours" after which the sons OF 81 Nick
no relative 10 the old gent similarly designated-1s-
psrssd, and sought their homes 40 best they could