The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1860, Page 5

te heen ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, Oct. 15-6 P. M, ‘The bank statement of today compares as fol Jews with that of last week:— Bano Sas ears 7 20,147,828 Got 38 "ager A08 oz, 108 is ai i oes ‘Hitmen ~— “a6 4,108 At the present time the banks really hold about two millions more gold than is shown above, as the North Star's remittance—$1,971,645—arrived too late on Saturday to count in the average. Taking this into consideration, the statement must be regarded as exceedingly strong. The continued curtailment of loans, which pro- gresses without causing any inconvenience to the mercantile community, demonstrates alike the strength of our merchants and the cautious spirit in which business is being car- ried on. The curtailment since the middle of Au- gust is now about eight millions and half, Next week the specie will probably run up to twenty-two millions, and the loans may perhaps show a small iwerease. The city banks have not for many years been in so strong a position as they occupy at pre- sent. ‘The money market works very easily; the stan- @ard for call loans is six per cent, and the class of paper negotiable at 6 a 64 is expanding. To-day the demand was quite light, both among the bro- kers and at the discount houses; at two P.M. there was a large amount of money which failed to find employment at the current rate of interest. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was moderate; the receipts were $179,022, of which $125,000 from customs; the payments, $197,458; the balance this evening, $4,478,445, The exchange market continues in a lifeless con- dition. The leading bankers are asking 109 for sterling, and 5.15 for francs, but the market is sup- plied with bankers’ bills at 108 a j, and 5.164 a 174. We hear of some very excellent mercantile bills at 1084 a j and 5.20. It seems pretty evident that the market has decidedly broken down for the | reason, The stock market to-day showed strength with- out activity. It is probable that a large number of casual operators and purchasers for investment are holding off in order to see what may be the effectof the November election. Some persons still think, or pretend to think, that Lincoln’s election would be followed by trouble in the financial world; while others feel or affect perfect confidence in the quiet acquiescence of the South in the de- cree of the ballot-box. Pending the uncer- tainty, a number of persons bave ceased operating and are quiet spectators of the move- ment in stocks. Hence, while there is no stock pressing on the market, and the October traffic on the railroads satisfies the most sanguine of the ball, prices remain generally steady, without much veal business. To-day there was a fair demand for New York Central, which advanced to 904 in the middle of the day, closing 90 bid, against 894 at the close on Saturday. The managers of the road make no secret of their opinion that it will receive $1,000,000 and earn 2 per cent on its stock this month. Galena was also active, selling at 78}, and closing 78] bid, against 77} on Saturday. It ap- pears that the smart operators who made such a neat thing by selling Rock Island short, on the pri- vate understanding that the dividend would be passed, have been selling Galena also. If all we hear be true, they are not likely to make much by the experiment. Our information leads us to beli that the Galena will earn more money this fall and winter than it has earned since 1856. The other Western shares were fairly active at a small advance. Pacific Mail advanced 34 per cent this morning, and 24 more this afternoon, on rumors that Mr. Vanderbilt is to enter the board and settle the Roberts opposition. Panama continues steady. The demand for State stocks continues lively. There is a better market for Virginias, Missouris and Tennessees than there has been before for some time. This afternoon the market was active and *tocks closed irregular at the following qaotations:— Virginia 6's, 90) a 3; Missouri 6's, 79} a j; Canton, 20 a 4; Cumberland Coal, 12) a 14; Pacific Mail, “3 a 4; New York Central, 90 a {; Erie, 39) a §; Hudson River, 64 4 4; Harlem, 21{ a 22; Harlem NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1860, —TRIPLE SHEET. It is reported by telegraph thai the Galena and Chicago road delivered on the 12th and 13th over 175,000 Lashels of grain. We hear it stated on good authority that the Chi- cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company will declare a dividend of four per cent about the Ist of November, leaving a considerable cash sur- lus, 4 The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad the first week of October were:— Gain in 1860...... Deeeeeereesererererereree $7,053 43 The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company has declared a dividend of 34 per cent, payable on the 17th instant. Annexed is the Sep- tember traffic return:— September, 1860. September, 1569 47,420 77 Increase in 1860,..... 6.666006 $24,766 01 About $20,000 of this increase is attributed to the fairs held on the line of the road, and extra trains for political gatherings, $72,176 78 Stock Exchange. $8000 Tenn 6's, °90. 000d bov0 virginia 6 reinia 6000 di 2000 do. : 90 4000 N Carvciina 6's 983% 22600 Mistouri 6's... 19% 16000 do......800 10 1600 Brookiyn OWL 108 1000 Brie Ret mig 104 1000bie, Bur &Q RR 82%: €000 ErieRR3mb,’83. 934¢ 89: 5000 Krie RK4thmbs 8735 4 2400 Buf NY&EImbe 82% 1000 Har RR 1mbe. 98% 6000 D,L&WRRImbs 1000 LEA Wist mbs. Wye Merchante’Bk 108 6 American Ex Buk 10434 10 Nassau Bank br 10 Park Bank.. 10 Metropolitan Bok ix 25 Del & Hud Caplio 95% 33 Penn Coal Co... ta 100 Pacific Mail $8 Go 88 200 do. 884 50 89 50 8 500 N 8976 200 89% 20 89% Py 90 100 90 200 90 1635 90 100 90 58 393g 50 3934 400 895% 200 897% 16@ ‘ 30m 160 d10 3994 SECOND BOARD. $1000 Toon 6's, '90.. 9035 20 ebs Bank of NY. 103 100 Canton Co... uss: 380 do. 260 Reading Rit. .bé0 Banks of New York, October 13, 1960, Loans Banks. America...... + $4,621,668 1,577 074 7,136,709 1,078,490 ‘117,826 Corn Exebange. 1,673, Dry Dook....... 448,902 Kast panes . preferred, 50[ a 51; Reading, 47) a [; Michigan Central, 684 a {; Michigan Southern and Northern ‘ndiana, 214 aj; do. guaranteed, 47] a 48; Pana- ma, 125 a}; MWinois Central, 84 a 4; Galena and Chicago, 78} a}; Cleveland and Toledo, 46) a 4; Chicago and Rock Island, 734 a j; lilinois Ceatral 7's, ah. We mentioned in Sunday's paper that one or two of the directors of the Pacific Mail Company were soliciting proxies from the shareholders to be ased*at the election of the 14th November next. We are informed that the directors in question have no ticket yet settled, and that the director who is most anxious for proxies only holds thirty shares of stock. We advise stockholders to exer- cise some caution in surrendering their proxies be fore they know the use that is to be made of them. The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day are $32,654,560 62, and the balances, $1,172,194 99. The New Orleans Picayune of eee last .. Dea The Sterling was beavy. tat tetegraghie enpatehen from New York quote sdeclioe. Our market re in some degree by buyers refusing to pay over 108\, for the corrept ran of good signatores, Thong! some bills are Beld at 10856 and a fraction above. ‘The ceotine in eocament bile bas vot been so marked. Hales were effected today at 107); a 107% ‘7 from 107 « 10TX Francs were well surtaiwed. We quote From Of BT iy 92 igo. for selected names on Paris di ret, OF 0s. abi 2d)e0 amy be deemed as covering all graces The Philadelphia Ledger says: Many of our readers will be glat to learn that the auiborities of Piiteburg have at length aimeowiegged Spe Cliera of the holders of thelr railrost bonds city the amount of such indebtedness is quite large We learn from the “itteburg Chronicle of Friaay, thaton the pre: Yious ever ing a special meeting of the Common Council was beld for the purpote of taking acti m on tl recently paeeed by the Seieet Goureii, order! four aud ‘8 qaarter mills o tue dollar, wo moet the fete | rest wor on the Mbseription to the Chartiers Valley Rail. read, when the or tiwanoe, a8 ado sted by the Seteet Conn ol, paswed tnally, by So the tax — ‘beet levied at ines, aod a very question bas deen cispteed of We, of courre, take thie action of Counc i* a8 adtmyeton of the full Nabiiity of the city, and thst prowieiont #)!l fovlow for the payment of interest 0” | ai) the oiber bonds, At least we hope this i the under- | | standing of tue present action, The Peoria Times says: The rew directors of toe Peoria and Oquawke Rallroad bave offered Mons, Harding & Co. $500,000 for the portion | of réaa between Galexmurg and Buriington, which wes refused, Wows, flarding & Go. alleging tha. they can ob tain = lerger oom Irom the Chicago, burlington and | Qatvey Company The sales at the Mining Board to-day were : — 100 she Cop'r Farle 660 11 100 aba Iai Royale... 40 National The following were the receipts of grain at Chicago on Thursday : Pear, Wheat, Corn. as Tey ew Seon’ beak’ tok beak! in’ Caat fae Total... ... 8 694 164,708 37,008 700-820 7,778 28,515 ‘The earoings of the Dayton and Michigan Rail- road for September are as follows: — Pregbs. ...6 7 97 Passengers... 12.878 60 Ex orese aod mail... . 2462 60 Tota) . 008 060 37 ‘The earnings of tho Toledo and Wabash Railroad the first week of October were:— foreraqere 4100 08 re 35 * rompe. “10,811 49 13,110 61 | talee of aboat 300 bbin. at 6.087 Mee. & traders’ 1,119 499 Mercantile. 2 531,019 Merchants’ Ex.. 2 186,836 i Poot ess Nationa 196,281 850131 New York. 437.147 2.828 386 N. ¥_ County... 88 963 296 N.Y. Exchange. 100.447 294,547 North America,. 1,636 024 T1086 885.728 Nerin River .... 665,038 74.528 496.107 1,997,710 132,625 4,224,670 c. 686,760 105.112 415 129 1,100,445 119.699 851,13 4 965.655 176,686 4,876,111 735,337 106.736 OAR OL 8.121.106 146,449 1.672 416 3.231.933 220,204 2, 1 258 082 - - 2460,7% ‘276,151 8,008 962 245.484 1,187,407 pt 4 1465 SIL TOL 245 «= 664,407 mains 1,688 653 «$122,207, 188 20,273. 708 708 0,337 283 74,824,001 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mopar, Oct. 16—6 P.M. Anna —The market wee uncbanged, while sales were contved to 40 8 60 bbis, caTyY BReADeTURES —# loar—The market was firm and the advance of rma about 19,000 bbie rustained, while sales ing withia the follow: reachod & eceat Ssesseuecas z Corn weal, y ywine —Canasian flour was Soares end ta Seutherp floor was were moderate ir figures. Gorn | unchanged, while pales embraced about 275 bb Wheat—The market war firm prime red nter a the beer ies of ber and whit epimation apd baoyavay. *, while the lower grad with The transactions for the | dey footed up abowt 140,060 bus $1 42 for ret Sourbery, $1 90 & $1.40 for rea and amber colored tue jenide Dgwre on bowrd ship, a } We fregnt, 1 dba Hl good white Onto Inoimre, the totter price on board ship, at 1246. trelght a la St 26 tor ¥ kee club, aod $1 260 $1 Bh for eprieg Gorn was firte and in good aemand, with f nbOwt 60,000 bosbelr at The. & TLRS. for Wentern Mined, With FoMe Eholoe reported at Tde , With flat aod rovnd yellew at Tée « 150 Kye was firm, with enlen of 3.000 Dowhewm Northern at Se, Barley was tm good re- quest, with sale of 16 060 bushels, at 760. for State and Sle. ® Sc for Chnnta Rast, Outs wore soarce and ta good Comans, at Be a ve for Weavera and Ganeciaa. | Cormn ~The ma ert war firm, wiih sales of 2 000 bags Rw at Xe and 60 do Maracaibo at Wc a 1d\e., wd TH hage at Lomiogs at 18) Corton —The soronute regaraing the atvent of frost at the South imparted more Hoopancy to the market. The sales footed Up wbowt 6000 dalew, about 2000 of which were fad to hare beeo sold im transite. We quore Ile. & Ue were lower. The layers dvoraged about $2 80, ant the M. B.'s $2 70—nsual terms. Hay —The sales embraced about 800 bales, at 70c. a ‘The. i —The market was firm and active. Sales re- gent rade embraced abit 90 a 0 an erop of 1860 At 30c. a Séc., etek: Xport, and some lots of choice, with sales of od, 1867, "68 and 1859, at 150, a 200, 1uoN.—The market continued firm, with sales of 2008 800 tons Sootch pig at $22 60 a $22 75, six months, and at $28, six months, trom store. Jr was seaiy andl 0 fair demand, with tle of 1 508 bo common at and 300 a 400 bbls, Rockland lump lca with sales of jobbing lot 4 28¢ for Cube musrovadoes wane WEN Nh Naval, Stones —Sales of 200 bbis, rptrite turpentine were made at 41}. in shipping order, aud 300 bbls. fae roriv at $2 25 per 280 Ibs. Crude, sperm and whale were quiet and yim unchanged. Lnaeed was dull at 580. for American, at whicb price some 5,000 gallons were sold. Proyisions.—Pork—The market was steady, with & moderate demand, with sales of 475 Ll ws ws $18 8144 for new meee, and $14 50 for pri Biead, ‘Ad in alr demand, with salen ef 3008 + 360" ble, including cour mets at $5 OS a eee $9 25, avd extri Ae at $11 a $11 60. Prime mess and beef hams were quiet and prices nominal. Cut meats were quiet and frm, Lard was unchanged, while the sales embraced 200 bbis., at 11}. m 1230. for new, aud ee for old. Butter and cheese were dull’ and the sup Plies good. Rice —Sales of 75 casks were made at 43¢c. a 4X0. SvGans—The market was steady, with sales of 6008 bs) hhes. Cuba muscovado, mostly within the range of ® 6X0. for fair to good refining goods, and 6%o. a , ana some lote at 754¢., for grocery grades. Included ip the sales were 100 bhds. Porto Rico at Ae and 160 bhds. melado were sold at 440. a 4i¢c, Tne follow: are the quotations established Moder by Mesers. R. L. | A, Stuart for ubeir refived goods:—Bess quality loaf sugar 104q6., best quality oruahed sugar 100., circle A crushed Sugar 9%c., granulated sugar 9%Xc., ground sngar 95, refined white sugar, A, 93¢c., and refined yellow sugars, Sexps.—The Inst sales of clover embraced 300 a 400 bags and barrels 9c. a 10c. Caicutta linseed was heavy. The last eales of moment here and to arrive, and at Boston, ranged from $1 68 a $1 70. Waisksy was firm, with sales of 425 barrels at 24\c. a 24ixe. POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Matis. TDR OF CLOSING AT THR KW YORK O¥rr03. ‘The Post Office now closes at half-past six o'clock P. M., in Seeman Hern k Trang, Beal and Canna Pine. ‘North and Weel way. ae end Thursday af ahenld be marked eae Batana curr. Pg Overiana al from Late Nenves Bt Seeph every Son fontay and \ 0@ marked P.M. Matamzas..... By steamer Matanzas, Monday, Oct. 8.1 P.M. Bouna: one Overland Mal te Bemba: in Landen Tove ven as followe—Via oat as and Lith ef Cuma, 40... ‘ia Marseilles om the och and 26th. ‘Via South. ampton 4th and 20th. MISCELLANE Kovs. REEy: NECESSITY J "AND com ‘ORT THE STRE- iatches are smokeless and ocoriess, hows sulphur, Al LUXUR’ find special comfort others. Pat up packages ats ud Ta dosens at 33 Gents at retail. Pardes Femting by mall mey have therm seat yi of the wens by expresa. Uberel, decoant to u OX IN POST OFFICE WANTED—FOR WHICH A ~~~" ~*~ ggaathaaaaagaaas Address X. #., Herald oftice, ith price. CCAARLES VINTEN, JOR PAINTER, HAS RETOR veD bia old wtand, 100 Ni bly aly ay fiery wi EE, et net Gita orders ta his Une {rom bls friends and the pi ont UTCH FLOWER ROOTS.—A LOT OF CLIOIOR DUTCH Flower Roots for sale by BUNGE, SUKLAGE & Ov, 4b and 47 xchange place. R_SMOKE, DRAUGHT AND VENTI LENS Patent wind @uard. No chay ry hie Stree ATION —RUT- without AS BURNERS. r ee, ts tmporting dtrect, aod bas on baad fre from one of the fret makers in Kngliand, Uae Jet or See be] ‘sl sizes; also German Lave iy ae avery variety. our own make, Fish Tall and Wing Borners, Bur ner siege Bockew for > Meroury Cups, Lag Barners. Barner Ai of Burner Plyers, all sizes. eee wees 7. @ ARNOLD, manufacturer and imporier, 44t Broame treet, & 6. % . RARTH A D DP. JOFRS IMPROVED ‘PATENT Weighing Ovni Cark, for weighing cosl. ia. grain, &e.; petented Feb. 14 Ia#0, Mote) tay be aren at Areber, Pau conk & Co's chandelier prabhepmens, Hes. 9.11 end 18 Mer cer street. Wate right for nl AR ABB* DOP, General M Ageut, T HAS BEEN REMARKED THAT OW PH of the Prince of Wales. the bairony of Bu TRY, tailors. over Walleck's re, wee wo © waa feared it would br ATHR WANTED—WITHl BACK OBA, hacks, Ae in good order, and having «x ARRivat | A AON conters, with six to eight fect bed. Addfexw J. if. Herald ofer, ARLE MANTELA—THE SUNSORINER Baas a leave to inform friends sed the ie that be @ felling Maniela, do, cheaper, ‘Gell end Fes a EA pM. Tis Kast “Tirhineeth Sevens pine apomnn, Hew Sok. Mantels put oy In aay part of tee PERA GLASSES AND SPECTACLES, OF SUPERIOR nality, at exceeding low prices, at JANET PERNTICE’t @l [agra Stee ATENT ASPHALTE ROOVING AND MiLP SURATH ie Felts, the best aed most 41 oReret owes pabie. Cirealare, ¢-mples, ae. will be and towne rents wanted None recaine an!eae oor Giant of AARON A. DEGSAU W. 242 South street, our foe cited States, wards tres egent for the U: CROGGON & CO, London RODUCE—ITALIAN AND PRENCH —DIRECT [yt portadon of Ene Oltve Ol), in bottles and keew, Mareen. ermice i aod smelt taee im botues aad awka, | onset ail kinds, Parmesan’ DAOCUBSE & MANARA. 75 Fuiion sree OOK OT, REFINERY. ‘The undersigned, with some other gen'lemen, withes to coustruct off works 1) refine Kork Uli, aod i in oeed of & Prectieal aad exparwmced man tg tbe asiness 10 tke cha Of the works, Toa perron caonbie of giving And epecitientiong for the works. and with a god koowle’ ae of the Tedaing provem,@ liberal salary will be pais interest given Bim tn the business, without arr cap'tal tabed on Dis part Iwill remain a0 the Pe. ‘Nicholas Tlivel, Fomm No, 864, Mh H Teaseday the (Oth last . ot soon. wnere { ens be comanited.’ Shonld thie rot be een in time ny any one de Dg such a atuation, they SANE ONE Cole id HOW CASES, i every cosertot . twint ee, re Lam een, B. B—A good ansoriment coumaally 60 hand, {0 sen herald be providet wes “ist Of Ube ttt aimee ned ever aot Cy that cane relied up for wiving re mote. ‘Femimoninls to te rRlae Gomtin ely te revived ‘solely by the proprivtor. © If TRG, Chemtet, Sate virert, Kedinbore, ant seid by bu aw AOt A ehennat’ drnggiata, in bodies st ‘Ie. 144. ani family bottles @ three mall Oorn, 28. Wholegele agents, Reimer & Oo, agent (or the 1D Arevie treet, Giasge rthe mire you Ao ae Lidncts BPE IPic Poa Sha MICKNESS, ) PRREONS sOOT WOVING WILT, FIvD Tr TO Tome Boe 3h ane natage to call et the great Metrop lite 7 Ror na reas ond 189 Variet street ork thle & take nnd ag een « im wns cf “ GO" LORM ITN. Propetet REMENDOUS } KX ITEMENT TRAS, WINKS, GROCKATED FLO 8 ae ot BION oma Bngare wboleaale and retell, at res ers prices Goxs delivered free THOMAS & AGNEW 280 Greenwich ap! @ Murray etree ‘Call and ae for pourselren SCHRURK, }, Ma ND nA ag EAR AVING al ik and cotton ribbons No 2 seventy wren: ome vee MERCHANTS —THOSE WISHING TO SEND OLROU lara for the Spring Trwie, oan have them directo tos Jp pat, the Rowbarn, Sines, ats ery low O.¥., Dew York Herald Offiee, nailalsctory & YRAS MADE BY ANY ON® oF ” . and 89 hall To Lancing’ 18 (00 bushels $1, Alphas Mage pa cnek pas hen ‘To Glam ae @ quanitiy of bun et werh 66 bie, aehee at S58, and 180 boxes Stone, im extrect log@ood at $10 per ton mesaurement. To _& han!) Hamburg, by steamer, 860 baie pote st She. oer pound, ante! and 800 bales cotton at 2)j0 To Havre rates were cbenged. Fist —The market war firm, snd the demand good: the were tnir at $3 50 8 3 75 for bank, and BTM for George's. Mockere’ were Grim: the thore were made atom 36 i : and other fine stnecries, | Orrick OF THE OLERK OF or Tun Boarn cr In pegveonce ofe yeni sdopted jopted by the Board rd ot | ia Resolve That ine ri of this Board be autbori to ad- yertise in Yay ‘Sun, Herald, EAU Abend 'Ztusg Caprese Sreaih Poet, so Day hans 7g places for elding te p ia the several eleo.ion 4 Ra Frorgies mtmeishery ate coed city re bereby notined ‘oliowtn, 4 " mk — 1g places Rave been desig. JO8, B. YOUNG, Clerk, Finst Wann, SF Greenwich wireet. at {2 G) eenwieh aireet, 116 Greenwich sizes, Cedar wre” AE aise at ‘ia Broad sueet. First dfatrict at No. 8 Thestre Bley? ey. Het dlatrict, at Busting sip. - MIKD WARD. First district, at 160 Greaneich street. 46 Robinaon street. Tra oa ie al 760s Greenwich street iriet, my eet Fourth S Hudson areet districy, YOUNTM WAKD. | yess pinky ¥"y Rive atreet. £ ‘at thakapere Hote), corner of Wiillam and une etreets. ‘hird district, 18 New Rowe 5 Fours district, 87 ry ate Fifth district, 45 James sirens sath Mntrict, 6S street. Seventh district, 45 atreeu FIFTH WARD. First digirict, 128 Franklin Second ¢istriet. 24 White ‘Sisth diftrict 567 Greenwich street. Seventh district, 74 Latght street. Eighth district, 478 Cacal street, SIXTH WARD. ad by 1 Trvon row. shth Ward Hotel. eoruer of Centre and Rentenrone ‘Third «istrict, 28 City Hall place. Fourth di 123 Le Dard atreet, ib cist Centre street, Walker streets. SEVENTH WakD, Firet district. Agirye prcednen. Second district 188 Cherry sv eet, ‘Third district, 180 Madison street. Fourth district Ni Cherry treet. Filth district, 69 Pike street Biath district 173 Madison street. Seventh iu district, 1 Montgomery street, Bighih district, $28 Cherry street. Moth district 2 Gouveneur street. Tewih district, 62 Water street Bleventh district, 446 Cherry street. KIGHTH WARD. me bys) 64 Woceter street distriet 66 Thompavn sireet. ‘ir in S Clark street. dimtrict, 52 Dominick street, Fin istrict 40) Greenwich street. Sikta district, 110 Wooster street. Reventh district, 141 Laurens street, Kighth district, 144 Varick atreet. Minta district, et Variek street ‘Tenth distries, 203 Varick street. Eleventh disiriet, 3 Spring street. ‘Tweifth district, 115 Chariton atreet. MINER WARD. First dietriet, 672 Greer wies street. Second cimtriet, 462 Endeon street. Third cutee, pleecker ‘suiloinges, corner of Bieeeker and Morton streets. Fourth district, 12 Christopher street. Fifth district, 15 Sevents avenue. Sixth distriet, 48 Hammond street. Keventh district, 32 fourth street. 'b district, 665 Budson avect, Ninth district, 18 Fourth street, Tenth diewict, 4 Betbnne atreet epth olwiztct, 96 Per ry street. ‘Twelfth district, 697 bey nye t — Bowery. ELEVENTH WARD. First district, 185 a pnton sine Second distros, £98 Stanton street, Abi d district, 274 Stanton street. Fourth district, 90 Lewis street. Filth distriet, 79 Houston street. Salk aairice #8 arene C. district, 7 avenue C. Rinne district, 249 Third street. Ninth district, Union Hail, corner of avenue © and Fourth mreet ‘Tevth district, 185 Lewia street. Eleventb cistiiet, $9 avenue D. Tweitth district, 215 Ktxth atreet. ‘Thirwenth district, 336 Kigbub ereet, Fourteenth district, 121 avenue D. Fifteenth district, 416 Tenth street. fiateenth élstrict, 895 Kast Tenth sireet, Seventeenth district, 13 liry Doek street. Eighteenth district, ie ‘avenne ©. RLVTH WARD. First distriet, at P. "EeGann’ 's, Kioomingdale road, sear Ninety suxih street. Heccbd cistrict, st the bouse of John MeQuade, southeast corner of Third avenue snd Nimetieth street Third district, at J MeOusker's house, One hundred od sntecnih sisal, ove door west af Third aveaue, eouth ade, Feurth di aD jam Menafeld's, northwest corner of One hundred and twenty fourth sareet and Third areane, Fifth cistret, northwest corner of Manhattan street and Broadway bixth otriet, northwest corner of Ove yp ning Oty- eighth #reet and Tecth avenue, house of William Harris IRTRENTH WARD, First district, 1402; Broome street. re dimrict, SO Auorney aureet. ‘bird district, $7 Willett street Fourth district, LLL Broome street, Pisth district, No. 7 Goerck street. Sixth diswiet 34 Mangin etreet Reventh district 14 Suffolk street, Kighch distriot, 46 Cannon sunet. FOURTEENTH WARD, Firet district, 273 Mots street Second district, 11 Prince street, ‘Thire dimret, 42 Pri Fourth siatrict 179 Miisnbeth street. Pisth cistriet, 14 Marion awreet. Sixuh district 174 Grand street Beventh district, 20) Mot: street hig btn trict, 200 Hester street. by 135 Mulberry street. Jeuth Cistrict, 215 He ster street. PIPTERNTH WARD, Piret district 124 Amity street. tet, wor it ret 19 ae reer street. street. ike cloeum » barber shop, No. 3 West Keventh oh district, nertbesst corner of Waebington place, tn the Night, Siotrter, 612 Hromd way. Kinth district, 148 Kast Tenth street. ‘Teoin Cietrict, 68 Weet Thirteenth sureet, ” Fires district, 72 Seven Second (istrict, 382 Hoosen street, Thire dacret, 166 Futfolk treet Poorth dotnet, 38 second avenne. Firth costriet, 10 Sixth strret bib district. porthwest corner Stxth etreet and Prat avenue, JUS Rast | weltth atreet. 2 6 Kast Thirteeuth street, th distriet, 208 Firat avenue ‘Veoh district, 115 Rast Kieveuth street, Fieventh district, 249 Kast Tent street ‘I weifih district '89 avenue A, corner Fourth street a birteeeth distriet 816 B Fe parvace th diets, {75) Bawt Thorieenth street Db distrt 64 Rleventh street, h cartes, 17% Third street, Bib dima ret, 16 Seonnd whreet PCR TRERTH WARD. viret district, @ (view piece. 4 abr et, 303 aa ava, irk Ty Beat Twenty fourth street, southeast cor. Third avenue fexth dlstrtet, southeast corver of Twen y#econd etree! and First aves: Nioth vintrict, 228 Rast Wighteenth street woulbw ent curver uf Twenty secon! street and iret, worthwest corner of Twenty-hird street ween) disurlet, eenthenst corner of Twenty third erect enue Ae THENTH WARD. oreer of Fourth avesue and Porty- {1M Serand avenue. the hose of Aeward Pareella, in Sixty fret 4 Pecond avennem. be howe of Francie Stacom, Third ave- nth strewn, ick, mynthenst corner of Third avenue ead Bighty Twartinty WARD etrict, 208 Wee: Twenty reveot etree. cwtriet, 2%) Tepth avenue set. B47 Ninth avenue Je ¥ oot 2 birty int street, Seventh avenue, (Os eventh avenge 1 Wen Thi a treet. ‘intr 19, FUR eve oth Guiriel. 486 seven avenne. TWENTYFIRT WARD, Fives Cintotet, 179 ‘Twerty seventh street, second cMiriet, at Mec abe's, S01 Third avenue. ‘Third Cietriok_ at 49 Reeond avenue. Fourth Ostniet, #t the aoutheast corner of Thirty fourth street — no Beeord nvenne. Pith eteuriet, £08 newiriet, Bul clatrire, at S04 Third avenue Dinth Gistrict, st led Lexington avenue, near Thirty third vtree Teeth dutetet, 60 Gad Fourth exenan, wan. First Cletriet, at 72 bigbth avenue, between Fortieth and essy fret etreete, cnet de of HG Went street, between second street. cay ba a wrest, teoween eurth ab inet, at Fighit pnd Mirth aver uee. Be ation) Sich Criet at 219 Wert Forty fourth street, between Righth — and Nivth nvernes bath seen, the rontheast corner of Ninth avenne and th etree Prvty Kighth ¢'st.lct at vorthesst corner of Righth avenue ant orvbeast corner of Sullivan aad Bleecker ore Ietriet, northe ext corner of Fourteenth street acd | southeast corner of Beventeenth atreet and | POLITICAL. vireo second street, between Forty aeventh and Forty eigmh desriahs st east aide of Bove avenue, between voter lebih ae SONS ae pee about ifty fect nori of Forty +iehth street, Stas Tensb diurict, iw. Hiniavea, twenty 0ve feet norih of ‘wireet, on Avevenih digirict, ot @28Nietb avenae, Pifty seeved sna Fify ith streets wenty feet avai aha te! at side of Ninth a pe eth iatrict on a west aide of Seventh avenue, twent) t south of Pint Pitty seventh street, between Fifty ait! at Sty neventh pire Thirveenth districts an the west aide of Brenig) between meaty fourth anc Biaiv fifth atreets, at the bouse of John Sea- Imeir, Fourteenth district, at southeast corner of Tenth avenue and Sevemy niotb street. 5 POLITICAL. AT & RRGQULA aren Ward = Mel iG OF ran wire ae. tbe {Cliowing oreamble and eitmeconaiaas Whereas, divisions exi« ( » tbe nresent cay are auch ae Mo b wo teaply tapiorel deplored. ct Whereas, parties who are med i tbe election of tive black repabiinas eat aol Nines tin, 6 @awenti lly Wecesaary wh tbe coming election Eesolved, That this einb hearty eodorenn ‘nion elects. Tal Lcket, and we pledge it our cordial and Sa ‘sup rort. went iens eieee aus — ny Sope aart Ila!l for elty eouety and Hekes will be triumpbanuly elected. wredbep ened Sesolved, That in James vyneb, the for Kegimer, we bi with credit to himself a1 TH WARD. Gind, Pos rey, ¥" REGISTER, honorable Bieane to secre hs elecion- ob son4 a JAMES LxWoH To. THE DEMO- rans 10 secure oracy and county of New York. valley demo. Resolved That we support the Mozart nominee for Con orauternAa been f~ Ween & James FE. Ki . and Mamauel I, Webster { A of map: * prominent democrats fo i ‘Tub han with dellgbt the nomination ot Soar Any joie before you our ‘Teasons for ‘esiriag this ob- LI of the Fourth Awsembly dis Jeet; and 1h A hy we re ‘asa thorough Mozart man to ipecufrity end carnestl eration to optaln tbat | the eitizens of 2 dutrit for their matiruges ood. We waive diectading te Hane ‘ie oats, foesded on on Resolved, That this club ag u body participate in the Union regularity of ‘ie somfastioa farther an y ‘mating that td ‘00 the 234. teint @ unanimons nominee of iwocogrant which taken | JON J. DELMEGE t eopetyig, WM: MCCAULRY, Pros't, lonether. certainly represent every section of io democracy | 1. &'BuiEN, J giour diy, and on neko of be had soy intiuenoe txt he con! rene seve bis well snow to demo. eracy, his gener: of character and ‘hie eaparaing of papery d Jing what jeriakea ena we devre ns se ne possible to avold will involve personali- ties, but public offices my eae at ten ublic serntiny; and every member of thie Bi com entities to inv Ae of olfering tbemselves or public servants. Mr. Lynch's Oppo nent, Mr. Brepoan, has been enjoying the py ot Poiice Justice for the last five years, &t & bal of over three thousand five hundred re per anoam, and bss ap unex- te m of three © ears Jot,0 Salor it. He le tbe. nominee Of sachem raled and-ruined Tammany Hall, What move Prompted ia Domination we know not, ables to elect the mee Toreh albeoerm Cg ged of A] oe that bo one depescingen Cah vo neh ean 4 — “over ia of Twice varenty” has bee, exch teat proved yy te rakasable democracy. therefore, re- peat ibere can be no motive for trying hea ones aoe the eleetion tnto pie. hands of a party, wi Pp couan be terniis eoduesiions: it, is bitter br oppmed democracy; ich motive, whatever p merit it maj Rave, belug lacking in, Boneaty, should be rebuk Again, suppose .t possible to elect Mr. Brennan of ‘sent position as Police Ji » to the Governor of the State of New York, who may oF may Dot Fes nire Secretary of Siste 0 eal ap at “ihe vacanc} until i be too Jae by the p®.., to do so. then the ecin! prerogative of the pines ll A. o folie eauation, to Lu the cifice made vacant! w Lemocrate, can decide Whetier tee ‘ae vere Sith republican Governor will, by calling an you the privilege of 8 colng or retain the power oe nines Ong the ofee by enect bisown stamp. The antecedents ernor with wo. this city are, we think conclusive evi: gence that in ease cf Mr. Breppan’s resigns the next Po- lice Justice of the Second district will be au appointes of Governor's, Hven admitting that thoge ‘wo candidates, Lyne ond Brennan, have equally perved jemocratic cause in in Clty, we ab the preference for Lyngh. No e cap deny course unt!! now has sacrifice, for the canse with which be yoluntarlly Tanai welt. Saver tap pe tone ony poeeces ‘but those tnvelving an expenditure ef time, mosey. How ot wih = Brenpen The contrast ts too glaring to adwit of | play. He basnever been out of & position that dit mm pay better than any other L~) be Cor obtal 5 -— bie resent salary ia, oder man on circum. couteret, neration or pocer, incre, teto “Tellow decaverass, whie strongly impel you ‘elec! on to cast your votes for James Lynch, ia the wie the folowing Some twelve months since in the exercise ‘of that sovereign right Pad Spc by every citizen of this great republic, you hought proper to elect that gentleman to the office of Alms hewe Governor, There was no e‘lort within the device of fraudulent black republicanism, and the game false democra- ¢¥ tha bave now nominated Mr’ Brennan, left untried w de- feat his election. But the admirable caaracter of the fav ke Lo} srong on the heart of the . You large majority, despite Be. combined Mortons of enemies apd false achererts of our glorions OOP DY. Stung with their signal defeat, they appealed to ® power Rigber than you, and from which you have lately miifered me Pi mocrat, bein in Kool a qual enact \g thelr baat etforta na thay ‘wide a hari We the CAI county of New York. Op ‘DaNiBe GILLESPIE, Caairmaa, BLevcaeR hovec, New York, October 15, 1500, | Cerin Le fl TORCHLIGHT Pi jo! ROCKSSION.— Democrade Ward Committee iiss nities aeae a representatives of ampociations in the ward opposed lo the election of 108. 8. MURPHY, MICHABL TIMMONS, Vow oORAND MARAHAL. BT PROOERHION, NING, OC ommitiee of Arrangeme would pounce to their fellow citizens that they CA between the hours of 3 ano Bo clock PM. jnarters, Si¢ Broadway, oppusite st. Niebotaa Ui Wot sesostaliona, 4o.. wha desire \0 wake pert in will addres Ubelr comm IRAIAH BYNDERA, Grand Marshal. Qrairmsa ‘Comm'ttee of Arrsagements, NDE PPENDENT. DEMOCRATIC COMMIT. art, Selesntion of Sve members from each ward ena: vg tity members. will meet et Miltary Hall I y nest, Vewber 17 at # n’cloox P. M., ty ind Congressions! nomtoations TRAAO GENERAL Vanctaal JON BN BOU KGL, Pres. N PURSUANCE OF A CALL FROM THE GRAND Marsbail and Committee of Arrange menia, & Convention i Consiating of Gelegates (rom five ditierent cube. in the Tein tewpth ward. wm: 8 Hal) in wala ward, om Monday evening, Oct Ub, a Tie oe! em, apd peees Te@piutiogs recom mending ¥r. Audrew Lowe as © sattap person to he ap. (oy the Grand Marshal ot the diferent moe io the Thirteenth Wart om the somston of the lace om the eve og “delrinan A RIMULY, Vice Chairman, Union of the 2d Pu N’® YORETH 8 eTING of thin @lnt will haat the Spring wreet Hall. 183 pring meet, on Wee needay evenieg, she 17Us iosiact, at ght veloc. Pi ale ndance & rej ante JAMES © ALSH, President, Grant Ax ASBOCIATION. will be helt on Toeatay eveniag, 16th ie’ ‘te O'clock, at sewers, tween Hester aud (rand suedia. Crome oe. comme all. ‘By order of JOB. B CHANFRAU, President. W. Fl. Contecroe, _Jonn F. Kewent, ‘Asnistant Seoretary. TPRE CREDENTIALS OF THE. FOLLOWING ORNTLE- men, having been aorerty will meet this evening, arters GF the National I! TWRLETR WARD. Rob: » clo. at the be Vachon ™ ae el ire Pty Tam. t vat TOUKTH WARD. Dbervard Mewnre, Arvvar Mentiery. Daniel Priet wsRD, Geo, A. Dareey 2-4 ideon J Torker. vr rrr 2 lanar Laorence. 3-T. W. MacMabon. | SRVENTRENTH. WAND, 1 Wii 1—ven. Jobn 1. Loyd. 2 sptheey Gil 2-Jobo |. Oarbrey W. Neate andrew Caniawell 1—D. eer e FISETERNTH WARD. t SUNT WARD. Dr, Jacob ». Miler ebb 4 tis Marre ih PUPORS TN WARD Jame L. r Kiernan. GEORGE L FAAS 2 =I 3 TOR AT A the Rainbow COT sen were - Prete om Vick Preaklente 8. . Walter Jon er, & ockwor, J. U' Dvanell Pecrriartm Jpmer Bollivan, Jamon nberiee, | after oe ‘he necessary committees, 1 armed tn det, 15, the amen, jay 3°, WARD REGULATORS, ATTESTION }—7i of this ing are noted (0 attend 8 wervg om Toem- eny evening Oe. 16 wh to be bed at 18 ( eae Rew York, “By order, iy i Seach | CR ABL CCANN, Chairman, | Watewn PERRY. Perens | Lonent Lawns, § Reeretertes MEN'S INDEPENDENT OLR — she weebly meeting of the Cind will be brid at No, 8 1 on Tupsday, Uetober 16 xt # o'eloek, All are Tespretfully invited to atiard — ity ar: P BARMAN, jee President, T WARD —THE MEMBERS $%.7 He “DEMOCRATIC Repubiienn ‘Ward Committee of the Keventh ward are re apy Themtay Bronaway phy} J SH ANDLEY, Chairmsa. pce, Reeret PLY DI#TRICT ~THE manyane ety Jee Union bemoerade xg TE, o” we triet, eat Sees i aa felon | HTH WARP WoRK! vi Jonrn *. Fours qnentot wee v ‘on i (CT weeds y) ot Uni ath a Soun'H. ¥. 4. Waiter Uenstow, {Peerearien for. Sestalaty, ftmust be evident | ve | C aga ine ee eee 00: at ihe Fourteenth Wand Hoeel rend tnd Eibabath streets, on Wednesday even! democrats of the ward, favors Bre juuvited to atvend. {Joi | Ora “WARD.—TBR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF the Douglas and Jehewon Campi ‘Olab are | attend’ meeting at i', u'clock Fe M eon Wodiesiny | inet. ab 465 Bighih aveune, io make Duride on ibe Zid tne. Janes Enrwisrie Qn waup BRECKINEIDGR AND LAN® CLUB 2 200 “penctnal sitesdanee a requadied as uspariant oh il stendance ia req } Se Snare. oartttth IP BAAS, Vice Py . | Wot, B. Waron, Seeretary. tency | LECTION PRINTING, ] ELECTION PRINTING, | By CHRISTOFHRE, MOKA & Canreron. } Nawau ween, —_ An THE FIREMEN, ui BAOCIATION OF BXEMre. FIMRaRN.—7 BGOE lar quarterly m be held at Firemen’s Halt on y evening, ee cats Rensienl sitartian " PHILIP W. asGs, Wm Secretary. OLU! TMBIAN, ENGINE COMPANY MO. h— meet and exemp!, members shore company wel on Mt Ocwber 14, owing resslaudos were adopted:— Whereas, the unexpected information of the deoease of one of our old aseociates bas been rommarily brougbt to ear no- Lice, one who in years, past we have been associated with fo terms of intimacy, both as fireman and eiizen; be it Kesolved, That we receive the tidings of the demise of Conklin Pith with unfeigned regret. and mourn his from this life, looking upon tt agoue of the eventa that should exuiion us to’ prepare for our own arrival at the terminus of Mirednedc What the members, honorary snd exes asesolved, That the mem! aay bers of Columbian Engine Company No ld be raven te Jon with us in paving the Jast wribute of tone R de snd boast has been Coumtfan Engine Company 14, Omeet at 40 Howard street, y the day, at 2 ola Axtiony P. McCarty, Secretary. ¥ B. VERN, Chairman. 17 beng! crag 5 AND AOTIVE beget coh + —. | ia Eogine , No. M, are moti ai No. 40 Ek rd P, Mow ‘attest the $e, Rema ser ee te, P. Baits, Secs. ROBERT ROGERS, Peremse. Dog, tan color, Budeon street. a to the name of ‘Beauty. REWARD — ON THE 13TH INST, IN THR $10 Mes fourth svest and Fifth ‘avenue, Small bias aad oe Dog about 3s Ory large ears. long tail and white om the breast, ve 24 Weat Fifty-fourth atreet. BR. GAM $1 REWARD WILL BE PALD FOR INFORMATION : that will lead w p the recovery of abot four thousand feet of of Ouk Piank, ‘which was cemoved SRE poo en lg the inst ten days Apply & oe « REWARD. -LOST, ON THURSDAY LAST, IN from Hanover sation, By the Hfndson River: Ra & diamond tione), ‘The above reward will be pald by to No, 125 Pearl street. $20 tee Fademaeary tien reward by leaving it et the aeons mepetg ry LL ire street. tarps seid cloak tons as asked. ON BUNDAY A $100 BILL OF The finder will reosive the Union Club, corner of Fifa = | $4.0 REWARD. MIERING, ROY. FREDERICK 1 } ears, dark heir and school in Seiden Breet, between Firth | at bnlf pani twoo clock, PM, on Friday, | vothing more hag been known sboat Yirth, but epeaka English frentiy. | paid for formation of hig whareaboute ‘Uyhiw return io | Bi mother, Drm, LAL. AUR Kast Fourlenth strbet, owe, JOA. Abrancbes, 131 Water street. WAR % $50 * ‘Will berpald by the enbsoriber for any information Which will lend to the reoovery of ibe waole or a greater part Of the articles enumers ted, vix~ 1 binck beaver elvth Overcoat, 1 heavy biack pilot cloth (enotied) Overcont, } Be biach clotn Frock Cost } black velvet Cloak lady’ robe Drees, with a white fHounees, short sleeves, }o mei ade'e Pan, white feathers, elaboraiely Painted, Proved manufacture. i sione marten Vietorine and Cul ‘The above were stolen on the @ of October from 177 West | Twenty second street, che hous veing entered with false keks. JOUN H DUYCKIBOK, 166 Pearl street, |” POO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, } GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, ALSO TWO S\NGLE GEN | tlemen, ean be xerommodated with full or partial Hoare, street. private family, at 107 Ubristopher ‘erences re: yuired. N RUROPEAN LADY, Hs VING HER TIME UNOOCU- Died, would take afew young pupil for the piano, mt $I | per month, Address F. f., Heralt vitisa, YOUNG GENTLEMAN 18 ANXIOUS TO OBTAIN A Parlor and Bedroom, with use of bath, in the hones of = | strictly privave family where there are bo boarders, sod here the advertiser could enjoy the comforts of a bome. © Add pleasant rooms « liberal price woald ne lo Hoarding house Beepers will clara: not answer, Ad- with foll particulars, Kiebard Charles. et. Nieholae OR FALE—ONE OF THE LARGO and purest bred St. Beroard Pu ments SS manda thirty two Als, & brace of Also, & ramber of om, very large Mt Beruard id, from the fargest suck In the city. Alen, Holl Terrere, Sonteb Terriers, binek and tan Ter omer Pape, Retier kage and loatof all Frveda, Adar Fifteth st, two hooses west of — aw York. ( UR READPRS CAN for $7 to $7 25 per bbl., end very good hoot Orange county r THE VE ERY west FLOUR a4 yey 75 wy Pe. yer ie. Twenat per cent Mwouw'e a Thind Avenue, BeAr fourth BUI DERE —WANTED, A BUILDER. To a in m Pan o ne Pip Ioentad bullion TRDERSHIRTR AND DRAWERS in erent at OTTO RRNET SR fent's tursishing more, No. Gi Lowery, coruer uf ptreet. Gloves of s}) hinds at OTIO ERNST'S rhirt manufactory Abd fens furnishing store, 62 Yowars, corner of Cane) at birte made to order 0° wele fant CATO KNOT phirt | pene, 62 Her corner of 4 from ap FORT WINTER BY A YOUNG | plain private family in chin tty oF om. virons. T+ rms ne oort Si por week. addres ©. D. &, | Herald office HOTELS, 3 SYEAI A). BOTB. CORK, IRELAND. ‘This long @ntadlinbed and well koown Hotel te eemdneud om the mew Approves ayetem A lmrRe and megan Colon Re of families who prefer ilving @ in Sex sa Lo i pee ots 0 chee, The mown omnlvusen await the arrival and — AR, ‘Niet eneh train. Hot. ool? and ebower besos al * Porters tn attend| A. COTTON feoe OPENED TO-DAY ‘Y NEW HOTEL, Win Wine and lager Kies Baloon, No. I: Homatoe murine, Breed, ‘Way, Which will be attended by ladies, HB He naton atreet Noe be ae VILLA JURY, Propetewe, NCR HOTEL RROAD WAT AND soars at LAPRE ©) street, Rew Tork conductt on the few walls of family onme wil he let fur (se winter, Der Week Alo ninel® Roome, 82 M10 8% Reco ean pian ‘es ws 810 BILLIARDS. rs i ILLIARDS.A GENTLEMAN HAVING THARG Ue Fhelan's first cena Tabiew desires t bite them, ett bin faleon. Any ane desiring tach connin, particnings by eal Poel ar elender, ‘Giolel Sety econ, new BY M be hen oregano eh icra inga autended to. W. Ii, GRIFF T ——— n 9 bate! an ae jerk. ARD TANLES AND OUR MINATION CUSHIONS, Few impro ements, patented Rept. 25, 1880. Prices rednond tea per cent for ramas Ss A /*.4 2 SD ARP'S PROVED BILL ~ pm any pow In ome, ew ZS, S yy] 2 fe WINTER—A GOOD able fn for n private office Addrene Py ba, box 827 ‘York Post vfice.