The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1862, Page 2

FINANCIAL AN AND C¢ COMMERCIA L. 7 Barpar, Oct. 16—6 P.M. This has been a very exciting day in Wall street. At am carly hour this morning the large lenders proceeded to call in their loans on stocks, and many of them refused to lend even at such rates as BaGporcent. The consequence was that quite a large quantity of stock was slaughtered at the first board, and a decline of-2 a 5 per cent onsued. Simultaneously the speculation in gold burst forth afresh with great vigor. Afier closing yesterday at 126%, it opened this morning at 127, rose to 129, fell back to 126%, rallied to 12734 a4, and finally closed at 127% bid. The petite of gold rising while stocks fell wae thus wt, are As soon as the weak men bed been out at the first board the market began to rally, and between the boards a reaction of 124 a 2 per cent was realized on the more active shares. At tle second board the rally was maintained till towards the close, when some speculators who bought this meruing sold out, and thus the lest appearance of the market was heavy. The heaviest decline of the morning was in Pa- cifie Mail, which, after scliing at 133 three days ago, and at 127 yesterday afternoon, tumbled this Morning to 121; it sold in the afterncon at 125, and closed at 124 bid. The Erics, which are very largely held by speculators, of course felt the con- wulsion of the day ‘severely. Erie old, which touched 60a few days since, scold this morning at 54, rallied to 56 between the boards, told at 555% in the afternoon, and closed 5 id. Erie preferred was done as low as 90, h as 8134, closing 818% bid. in ch toached 85 the other day, sold dowr ‘o 79 this morning, rallied to 805¢, and closed 7, bid. iiciigan Central, which sold at 88 a few days ce, was done at $3}4 this morning, at 8444 in the afternoon, and closed 84 bid. This was the histury o/ all the ac- tive speculative shares. Weak holders were siaughtered at the first board. The market, thug relieved, rallied instantly. A reaction in the mar- ket has been expected for some days: by many leading operators, simply on the ground that the advance has been too rapid. It was precipitated this morning by the action of the money lenders, and the result has been that not a few small specula- tors have lost their previons gains, or seen their margins exhausted. The of stocks—the men who operate on great financial principles, and who talse care that thoir line shall never be so large as to cmbarrass them on occa- sions like the present—do not gxem dismayed by the decline, and are not disposed to part with their stocks. They act on the belief that the causes which produced the advance are stillin full operation; that th: steady rise in gold renders @ corresponding advance.in dividend paying secu. rities mathematically certain, sooner or later, and that, so long as Mr. Chase’s issues of paper cur rency have no other limit thon the capacity of printing presses to print bank notes, the course of prices cannot by any possibility be other- wise than upward. ions, sometimes slight and sometimes sharp, are of the mature of a rising market, and all experi- ence shows that cach backward slip increases the violence of the succeeding forward serge and the number of persons interested in the move- ment. Governments were but slightly affected by “the decline to-day; the 7.30 notes fell off 34 per cent. Bonds were variable. The issues of the Pivtsburg and Fort Weyne, which are very cheap, fn comparison with other corresponding securi. ties, advanced 4% per cext; the Northw issues were -about 1 per cent lower. State st were lower. Missouris fell to 5¢; they sold a few daysagoat 58. Inthe afternoon they were done at 5234. At the second board there were as many new buycrsas sellers, and the advance which took piace between tae boards was maintained till the close, when a furtlier decline in Krie and one or two other stocks ensued. The following were the Asaph sat the close of the m: a 104 us Trn73 10 pel US6's,1lyre. US dem’d n. 12 103% % ~ 54hga 54% Lely a 8145 At the third board the market was heavy. Ti were sales cf Evie at 545,, preferred at 6124, Hi gon at 67, Hail m vas ferr: od atag higan Cen" tral at 8394, old at 41, Mimois Central at 79, Galena at £2%4, aii at 127° ‘L strent, who have themselves wite 3a 4 me past, took a pn of the stoc been compelled to content per cent on ca tage of the ex this morning. of the true plan of they succeed in getting up the rate of intere tand kecping it up for auy length of ime, their scheme will have been successful. But if, instead of tl they not only put the brokers, their customers, to some inconvenience, and possibly loss, but are the means of bringing new lenders into the strect to compete with them, then the scheme which has convulsed Wall street to-day will prove anything but edvantageous. There arc in the New York city banks to-day $10,000,000 of deposits. A large por- tion of this money is lying idle. Its owners will take notice, from the transactions to-day, that they can take it into Wall street and lend it on call, on am- ple security, at4.a5a6per cent. Almost every depositor knows some established honse in Wall strect. Let him take his moncy there, exact pro- per security, and leave it there on call, to carn in- come while he engages ia other business. The idea of @ panic in the money market when the bank deposits amount to $1°6,000,000, and there ts no mercantile paper making, and no government loans coming on the market, ately ridion- lous. Some kers call in their loans on the theory that stocks have risen too fast, and that the old ten per cent margin docs not sufice. Where the lender attends properly to his business, and carries {t on upon sound business principles, a margin of ten per cent is generally ample. A ten per cent decline in 24 hours is almost unprece- dented, But there is no reason why the margin on some very mercurie! stocks, such as Pacific Mail, for instance, should not be advanced to 15 percent. As to the advance tn stocks being ex- cessive, it suffices to romark that stocks have in feality advanced little or nothing for several weeks, and that they are now from 20 to 50 a 100 per cent lower than they were in 1856, ae the fol- lowing table wii show:— 4 Cleveland and Toledo Sonigaa ‘Gantral..cce ss. Michigan —— Reading...... What these bankers call the advance in stocks is merely the natural movement of stocks to keep pace with the advance in gold. Exchange was of course very irregular to-day. We heard of all kinds of rates—119, 141 and 142 the true rate at the close being about lil a 4. Francs sold down 1.0234 a 4.00 Couversions of cutreicy into 5-20 notes are be ginning to revive. To-day the Sub-Treasurer received $156,000 for conversion. A decided vic- tory would soon render conversions general. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to- day:— $940,504 4 293,000 00 1,818,878 64 9,025,986 94 large holders | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER LL, 1862. £20000 US dodind ints. 1000 City 6's, 1876. 2000 Jil Coup has, 703 100 26500 Ii war loau... 1 ‘3000 ModistcHAStJ.. 8°00 Cuiforuia ‘100 4000 Hadhivadafbds io 2000 do., ud 1900 MC8p clmsfbas ad To00 do. 2.00 Mich So 2d 84 8334 8835 al 8 40: me MichsORNigunse i do... qT roPanama ih 146 1200 li Central w 7 do. Wh 1609 Cley & Tol s fb do. 1935 1009 Pits FW&C 1m soo Th Con can 60 10000 ek ° 535 rene 2 ra Vitis rd a 9000 Pitts 2060 15000 Pits, PWAC 3:0 50 20000 do. 400 16 Cleve, cate ti iat 133. 56 Galena & Chi do... do at 100 68 100 ea 200 10 Chi eR Ys ai 100 o 20 Ocean t “tp Chi, Dari &Qy RR re 10 Am me aes Bank, 100 Cumb Co: 660 do. 200 do. 800 a 50 Canton 8 Dol & ilud © prof. » BIO si0 $100900 USS5'274.c00 10000 Tr 73 10p°n. 103 i G's... HarlemRR. . D BOARD, i 1000 eh £ 250% 10000 Cie <P 3000 Pitts FWat 10000 America: 7 Pacif Mail ss Go 131 100 aes . 195 160 100 lo. 800 Cleve v To RR. 650 Brie Er 4 Erie RY 0 do. 0 10 Hudson River = oe bre CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Oct, 10—6 P. M. Astss.—We have no change to notice in prices, The 5: ile prices were firm. TU) ‘The ma:ket was again active and higher, ciostng at an rdvavce of 10c, per barrel for com- mon ond mediam grades, while fancy extra and choice fainily brands were ata still Inger advance. The sales 80 The tow grades were drmor, while the highor class of bran:ls wore from 15c. a 26. per barrel higher, with sles of 1 og Within the ebove range of were 2 agai better, with Sout in good demand, aud prices sof 1,600'Dbls. at Our quota. ticns, e flour was ste at our ations, Corn meal was firm at our figures, with gales of £00 be's. Wheat and the market ad. ed full for some #3 much as tims footed up about 5 for white Michigans late for a suall lot of white } Sl Sia gt n, #1 26a 5 for Mitwaukee Com was » With gates of As sghtly out of ern mixed, with some 2 and iu fair rv ern at, G0c., und of new While sales wore mode. t. Domingo were made at ih © mia f 1,600 bags to the rapid advance jn sterling exc: bnuge, dot d advance i on the basic of uplands, fo Liverpoo! avout 60,000 bushels st x nd im ships? aL ¥1 150 Datos’ Glasgow 8, aut L ‘ard at 102. up fer a dlsect port in Trokeid at 123/d., and a British schooner for Turks js!ance .t $1,000. Hay was unchapged Sere Ught, at Shc. a Ode. for sbi and at 6c. a G5c. for city use, closing with j0od to prime quality was searce. A sale of 10 bhds. of Colva was made at “t),c, oe Raat Suse 8 Spirits turpentine was quiet at $2 2214 per bbl. Nosins were ta good reque of common Was made at $13 25. nseed was firmer, with sales of eity at 98.0 perm was irm'at $140. Crude wlato was ewrclouta wos firm, with a fair amount of The market was mnusual and priges again aveed. The sales embraced 6 400 bbls , part rej a for future delivery, at $12 75 for ines, and at 811 72% a $11 25. Roof was ia dérate demand and gales light “at $12 50a $13 for plain move, and at $14.0 $14 50 for extra. Geof haws were firm, while sales were limited to 20 bhds., at §16. Ba- cou war steady, with a ale o 60 bhda. at 7c. for short ribbed end Se. for beliivs. Lar! waa in active deinand and firmer, with saics of 3,40 bbis. at 9X. a 10S8/e, Butter was firm and in good request for fair to choice State, ) While Stave cheese was Qc. a 100., Provisoxa.—P. ive and prices were again aie. were made at 37),¢., Plc. Soca ‘ee. highe: cluding Cuba, fair to go« it rodntog apes, a with a good portion. eles embric ing News oO o%c. 0c. for plaia good, and at do, to clarified do., aud 70 bos al foliowing prices wore et» blietiod to day by Moire, Tes & A. stuart = their kee ro y 1 Qt Fi Yok was 4,500 hhds. 910,700 boxes, 48,200 bags and 13k hide, moiad 0.—The market partakes of the general oxcite- y Arm, ‘The sales were 73 hhds, Yora on p, t., and 117 (10 bbia.) Western at -—Wo have toropurt &quiot marke without moterial alteration tn prices. Manu deaiers hay are firm, the hig vayce in the Knropean wool 1 hased sp iv, but holde rate of exchange and the recent « giving tisem cout t poset rates. ‘the nt 100,000 ibs. fleece 008, aud 400 a 500 bales foreign on enance of dence in the main’ tofue not tranepir’ Rewnneat 2 omer _BINANCA: Stee vu 7 ail paris of the world 1brourl Loudon, Frankfort, Vieun VINGS BAY IATHAM SQUAD Open daily from 19 to 2 and froin b to 7 DEPOSITS MANX ON OR DEFOR OCT, 2), wil receive interest as frou Oct 1. ix Pe INTEREST ALLOWED, ‘AN PELE, Prostden. Josaea D, Coorgn, Secretary. Gul D. Batter, 881g | 20will oie $6.00 products pert a gale of WwW teagurer, | FINANCIAL. At ARMY AND NAVY ODA CLAIMS AR AND INFORMATION tevin pen a | ‘one of See i volunt: eet Jong €x for cali ig races Rangers st ALIFCRNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CIv¥ coupons BMLA STATS, na beat rates $ T. COLEMAN & CO, 10 Wil civcet and 161 Peas stteot, JALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY urelased at best rates by DUNCAN, wet Feo. bankers corner of Pine and a ng jew Yor! $$ ig ienyn SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS, CORNER OF Pine and Nassau streets, New York, ¢ celreuiar Y notes and letters of eredit for travellers, av’ ii ic im ail the cities of the wold; ‘also mereautile credits, cut use in Europe, China and California, FICE OF THE FIRE COMPANY, No. TLWAL.. STREET Now tert October &, 18. A eemi-annnal dividend of ten (10) per cent (less govern: tient ax) has eeu declared, payable ‘on demand, By order of the Board of bes ’A. J. GLINTON, Secretary. IX PER CENT INTEREST.—CITIZEN'S SAVINGS Bank, corner of Bowery and Canal street. Open every day trom 9 to 3, and gn Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, from 5'to 7. jeits made on or before October al Yatarest fro October 1. Hank books in Eugileh, Gorman and French, % FOLSOM, President, Surnour A Boxcr, Gashiers 8, A. Barns, Treast 4055 HIRD AVENUE SAV:NGS a | T BANK, Corner of Third avenue and Fin ifth street ARTERED re i wads cent tuteceulemen ‘osits made on oF before 20th of ;October will draw JAverest frova October L. iifank open daily from 18 08, algo on Monday, Wednesday end Saturday eventngs, from @'t9 ENCER K, GREEN, President, se Pron, DIME SAVINGS BANK, 427 and 429 Canal, eorner of Varick «t ‘Open dally from 10 A. He G2 and feo 6 TB. Me 1, Bepesite made on or before October 29 witl beat” inierest rom the Ist i Bix per cont interest paid on suns of $600 and under, and five per cent on lay EV eran rot Presid Marty G. axe, Viee-Fvesiient, $6.00 8, CHAPIN, Secretary. TO LOAN ON STATEN ISLAND Lays estate, in sums of $3,000 and less, SRUTONSH Navean street. WANTED-VOR A TERM OF YEARS, on A Ko. 1 productive property in the fn party (a Principat) rticula: | $125, 000 x of Now Vor SITUARTION W. tend in af bkirt fac tory. c 'ED—BY A YOUNG LADY, TO AT. 'y store, or assistant forewoman in a hoop ‘Vater address 94 Bowery. A WIDOW LADY, BEING DEPRIVED OF rte aya ail ber support by the rebellion, wishes a sil seamstress by the day, week or month? Would aasistor act as houeckeoper. Address M. F. Hera.d oftice. SITUATION WANTED—DY A RESPECTABLE young woman. to do chamberwork and sewing; tot Gall at 191 Clinton 4. Brook SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE yolung wow, a8 goo! cook etm procure pood city rele. Fonee from her Inst employer. Call at 165 West Lith st T€UATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG rl, to do chars! Lorwark, and plain sewing, or lo cook, i fi references given: in the store, nd ir all cor two cayaat i62' GITUAMION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Co general housework cr chamberwork, and make eruliy uselul; best of city reference given; no ob- jection to go in the country, Call ut £014; West 27th NiO GIRLS, HIGULY RECOMMENDED, DZS! situations, In elty or count a en rough chambermnid. end wi tress," er ST id $6, ‘arya Ci F Ww 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Youna WOMAN, A siwvation to go with a famliy as uurse to Caltfort can (ase the entire charge of an infant; will not get wouldetsy with the family afier their arival. Can Lighly recommended {rom het, Inst 4 G. Lat or ad- dress 69 West 11 ween 6th and oth a y ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS Goop PLAIN Satie 18 Walling (0 aaaist in the waxing; can make good bread. Can be sero at her present employer's, £2 West 2ist et., to whem ele refers. | HELP WANTED—MALES. \ egy COOPERS, ore. blacksmiths, boa! , cooks and slewards, top 2 '¥, whale and Mmmevouant ah at shige 9% long and ehort vo} at 87 West st., corner me a albadiy'aky & [oHenry eauiess agen for for the company. "ANT Dwi TO BROILING AND AS- ws rr. ki ydosilrg betwen dant 10 o'vlock Unis mor: ig, OF Wi ‘lor, 885 Broadway. YW ANTED—A egy eid YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN A AY, muotograph gallery. “Apply to D. Clarke, O45 Dron’ War. SMART, ACTIVE COLORED BOY, aregpout dA years ld to ‘uttend ‘aud make himself erally nat D: fi. DAVIDSON, Dentist, $6 Bost 18th st, War sOuNe. eA, 4MBSIOAX, OF ENERGY and character, os collect le ba — fair education and mulenau fetal ote, sung residouse as Ta. MAN IN A GENERAL RETAIL AUC tion store, who will make himself useful, One who understands bookkeeping preferred. Address, wiih refe- rence, M., Herald office, for two days. NG MAN WANTED—ABOUT 18 YEARS OF AG! Y°3 oreral clerk in a look eee a ak vate enn Midress box 122 Herald ollice, in handwriting Of ap- store. plicant. 600.000 MALE, OF FEMALE, AGENTE— ‘sell Lioyd’s new stect ol plate county colors" Map of" the United States, Can: i New Brunswick, from surveys completed 1uth of “Aug 1362, and one year's time, superior to any 10 map ever made Coltén oF Mitchell; wells for 50 cents; $70,000 names in tt; ‘county and ratiroad map combined, piving avery, railroad ion and distances; ry a back eal waps which’ cannot be sold; send to: ions how to eangase Well seu rc wi a few hundred dol'ars can make & fortune in cash State, California, Canada, England, Praneo and Cut No competition, J.T. LLOYD, lid Broadway. ‘The War Department uses our map of Virzinla, Maryland and Penns fers) wice 25 cents. Also, Lloyd's Map ot the Misaissippi R. every, man's house from Bt. Louis to the Gulf; cost B10 000 Price $1, Sent by mail, ___SETUATIONS | (WANTED—MALES, “\ YOUNG MAN, 21 YEARS OF AGE (AN (AN ANERIOAN) wishes a situation Iu some respectable business whey reasonable salary and permanent situation could be hal Beat olty references. Address 1, HL, Herald ofllee, for two A ve iad noarly four yea*s? experience tn one of the renee — lacturing establishments in Pennsylvant wants to give up his prosent situation to accept oue in Las! ern Pennsylvanian or Now York; best, references given. Please address 0, Wuth, Esq. Natrona, Pa, ITUATIONS WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AND wife; the man to take charge of horses and cari {9 work on a farn good reference, Address M.'G., box 184 Herald ouice. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN SOME whotesale store; is willing to make himself uacful; a moderate salary on), Boe Can furnish the beat of re- ferences, Address J., Hera.d office, ITUATION WANTEDODY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, . porter or to work in a factory: Understands: thginecriny peie-tly well, wouldbe wiling to rake himse.£ geaernily ucdtul and can speak the cravat language pertogs Good references given, Inquire, of Allrecht, Conover Mt, second house. from Vandyke, ‘Brooklyn, or at te Aiherican hoop skirt factory, 108 Orange st, Bro OKI y a, Ly ri CHEMIST (PUPIL OF TRESENEUS), BA AND COFFEB-—WANTED, A SITUATION; OR ould rave no objection, to juin, any one posse ‘sstag $500 or $1,003 in opening businees. Addivsa A.B. G., Post otice, Brooklyn, 10 GROCERS.—A YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OF AGE, wishes to gel e ent in a’ store whore he could n the grocery busiiess; Wages not so much an ob, nation, Good reterente can be given, Address TANTED.—A YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF ABIL. ‘iby and honesty desires a situation ia si gtore, Sallaluctory refe.eices given, Horald otic, 'ZD—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO IfAS SEVEN a} experienos in a bank, situation in some tak would not mind teing cas food suc 'ge of money and. write ves Dox tr: 250, ny rol Mic! best of ref adc ins preocty niils aa to com- sons of ‘store, eam y and chara wonien, to suit ‘all. © places aiways ready for good j J ANTED—A SITUATION AS LAUNDRESS OR TO DO. genera! housework, by a r-epectable competent woman, 1 be seen at tie house of her present employer, No. 96 Povreyont et, Brocklyn. WANTED—eY A RESPECIABIE YOUNG WOMAN, A Muntion as chamberinall and waitress; no 0) tion Vin the Washtug and ironing. Call at LAL West 29th st,, nest 71h av, TANTED—-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTADLE YOUNg Wowan, ad urse oF chambermaid. Cun be seen al bor nreetnt employer's, 10) Sth avs, where abe has lived thre 4 by Whom he ean Le well recommonce V toa Eight years’ city refee rence, TANTED—BY ‘A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A tion ing aunail peivate family: good reverence siv- 3 7th and 8th ave, 195 4st are proits with 1 the imanuta AND SUTLERS MAKE 1) New Union Prize Pa nce. ae de~ Teconintns ona cop, of Baldiow ry jon, besides all the wrilang mate by oo ‘ED IN A HARDY years of age, pply at 1,163 Bro: mud; one having sine le Apply at B VITAT CAN ormauen, Ap 15 YEARS OF Tuquise of Jon er of North Moore. “WISHING 10 Gc f the world), tor Ui ig Voyage. fhammbers sts.. up) a'r, RANDALL & CO. ED@A SMART AND ACTIVE 10 o0d8 house; ou@ that resides with Addr-ss box 2,096 Wanisp. YOUNG (ages to at y Nay: ant and. \ street, corner of Iteat TN A FANCY parents in the NUMBER OF OPERATORS (WITH MACUINES) rte wanted, at 93 Sackett et., South Broottya. Cail for wo v8. AN ENGLIS'T OR ( who understands coor! family, with a ni: ‘the duties, li light, “Newd nocd apply who are tol dy in the and ‘ean bring the with thom. A) a hundty, Gober ty at $2 Adelphr et, nese’ Myre ave ros, i pervecily, and Is a good washer an! irones to make Lereelf jencrally useful aiound th feed apply but tose passousing the above quilt rey ecan bring the best of erence with them, ‘Ago 6 day (Saturday), between nine and eleven o'clock, aio. 2b Wert lst st. a ANTED—T0 GO A SHORT DISTA: % A path cook, washer mar) er: Gu werself general wv A 7 Wanttugion piace, co 1 between yaad 1 o'ctocs Waste TED—A GIRL wo iton WY ANTED-I Wtran much of an OF AGE, TO ors; @ French A RETAIL GROCERY 4 mau, en Atuer ‘Sa'ary, ao two or hres ent given to good | ABOUT Fi Tnquive iE in a sinall ee, V iitten ye age of nd doin, Ae, Wages, $4 aud board, Cxll before 9 +204 Sth ave, JANTED—A GERMAN GIRL A GOOD PLAIN COOK and wash to go & snoct distuuce in the ‘ilins: to work wiittin 1a good hoiuc and Good Corliandt st, up atatrs, good judge of a collet y office, “Situations pro- ane. Eauwolished 1858,” ton #. cured, { ANTED—A CARTEL Trier On a We. Kly Hewspaper 10 Call at 102 Nassau ét,, thi Wanto-a COMULTENT MAN AST verer; miso bwo & a fora new pubs ply from 9t0 12 A. M., wt 455 Troatwa y. Foom {AN AND WIFE; MAN TO TAKE CARE and trade himself usetvl about a place; wos Fan to cooky wasly and ikon; colored peel erte Addrees, With rerercuce (0 last employers, A. F rred Thun V ;ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS VALE’, 10 Go > Guia with a morbant; wages I, i porters, two clerk » conductors, two drivers, a time: xpi fore saw rill, (wo brakemen, Aj are, at No. 7 Gant keepe hi en W TA ay Ww ANTED—AN ERR Ww terpri tnd esc inine the gieaiost House, corner ND BOY iat st. IN A PRINUN up arn 1 PRONE: ery: Apis at 10) Broudway, “niin of th __ HOWARD TILDEN, WANTED-A FOOL, FOR A GENTLEMAN OF DIS. ton (one @f a! ure'enoblemon), who willbe treated Horan oe if perfect ormanee of duty. "‘clice, giving ‘particulars’ and what ANING—A MAN AND city; must une 0 frily come Y. MANNING, 15 Waste AN IMO) ! A BOY, 16 OF AT) "ac ages Hoshi nts; ono live ing up town, enseeide, weeferred, Acoress till Monday en me Fath at) o'clock box 785 Post of AXTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN, FRO W 16 to 18 years of age, Ana ofce; at, American Alea jug Gee pan prefers D. Lit Herald ow 8, in OWN handwriting, B. -IMVEDIATELY, © GOOD ABLE BODIED je men, who would bé witli ing to leave the city for ntre st, business mad Pel from 9 otek A. Me to nly. INDEPENDENT W yaxrt 004 wales. at hows on apy eation. ovcivok P. M, this day o ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AT Iauodtsy, 424 Broome et, TO ASSIST IN awe GENERA! Apply at 23 Cotte: nand Bleecker sta, place, between ilo 7ANTED IN BALVIMORZ—A STRONG, IBALTAY kot @ family of four—a girls; one who ts a 001 cvok, 01 @ good home ant Libera « vest of references, ! aymaster ANTED—A SOOTCH GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND who can appreaiate a good he aud i4 neat, # ot a and Heapabie, may apply atthe stativucry store, No. ok ‘ ANTED-ONE HUNDRED GIRLS, ‘woven and champion skirts. Apply nd ete aa TO MAKE his mornin; VER ae ol ANIKD—A FIRST RATE COOK, WASHER AND ironer Hh a stuall familly; a goo ome tor a tidy wiih; rt Sncis vod reference. Call in _third house alove Franklin av., Brooklyn, y ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO UP STAIRS WORK; MUST be a good plain sewer, of @ plyasint dispovition, and kind to child Such a one, if well recommended, may good eittiation by calling at 236 West 23th ot,, near YANTED—SIX RE SPROTABLE Soe GIRLS, FOR “tho II Dorarto Saloon, 694 Broad, TANTED—OPERATORS ON WILLCOX & GIBBS! ‘and Wheeler & Wilson's machines, Steady euploy- Apply iminediately at 8{ Leonard ment and good wages, atiect, up stairs, WAnien-ak PEOTABLE G1 RL TO DO GENERAL housework; & g00d coo er and sro have good refereuee, “Cau ‘all ‘nt BA Koouevelt st, oor Batay WASIED SEVER AL GOOD MIDMINERS ror A mourning store, Also good frame maker, Apply ti mediately at 147 Thompron st. ANTHD=A YOUNG LADY TO COLOR CARTES DE Vieltos and attend iu @ photograph gallery, Apply to D. Clarke, 643 Broadway. ANTED—A_ VER POR A VERY ‘good home, with every convenience as to wate about Sue hour's ride vy radroad froin the city; eh Luave the bost regoinmendations ws to e}arw te agen 9S. Apply at house No, 11 Bx Fron 0 wito' clock ou tuesday, 4th ‘ANTED—A CLEAN, HRALTHY WOMAN, AS WET nurse. Taquire of’ Drs Meiivoy, 14 Union’ of Columbia st. Brooklyn, V att 10 DO THE HOUSEWORK OF A ‘mnall family; references require. atonal gamllys Feforences, required. Wages 86, Apply Wy ANT GIRL, TO COOK, WABI ‘one who ts willing and obliging and will usefel. Call at the secon! house in Bth at., be suis ki i roy z __. STUNCH A DVERTIS hi wt i Hy “noni Ag afant Ore fn Id Woot 1A at cai ‘Orit whit street, ee Halton. Pett aati coe eas Sete Se iation, layin and past causes of pasty ine sie has i perennial ine tod barmonions ie unto upon the the principio of allowing to for the Soaing ig Novguner rien 4 tela ran by the the agg be ‘and i uestions before hy. and | a Been ine. See OD tas aks to aan, betas tence and weroas, bythe union, Fammany Hall Hee Saseman tal agrees | Con es from th eth amd Bu, Oo ere ‘Sfota, iin, Vuband Vs Ascorbly. ret Sud Mozart Lerepcy y through its orsantzation th rogale, and:the caudidates for ative ta A Uoupseas fri the ih, sth and 6th Gongh:seional districts, an for members of eal in in the 4th, ty 7th, ‘8th, 9th, 10th, Lith, bth anc 16th Ascoiebly iduirlcte—tho. entudldatos ins howl’ nated to recolve the cordial and zealous support of the entire deuccracy attached to bot organizati dW it And whereas, has beon agreed, on forming stich union, int the central or: ganization ‘of cach side, or ite ly ‘constituted autority, all nominate the candi late ‘or the county ofiiee which beau accorded to It, and that both nominat:ons ‘hall bo ta tilled and endorsed’ by sald central orrauizations or their re- Beanie iar aud that in reference to the nominations to oes for ie ational and State Legislatures, exch orge.n!- mavene local conventions ia the districts for made, to nozninate the shall oo1 e a Such nomiuatious are to be candidates igh are to be presented under its auspices, and also to ‘and confirm. the nomi Hane lope made by bat anc’ gas above princtples set at. | Now therefore, ior the purpose of parving { to effect the union thus agreed upon, the Democra! publican Genera! Comm't- toe of Tammany Hall, ean, ey, appealin,: to tholr denio- cratte fellow citizens recogu: tng thelr utuorky, to condria thelr action in the same spirit of pairictiam, éonciliation inavhtch tt has boen eifectod, forgestin 8a ‘ren! case at lasue, all past divisious «nd Porsounl digoredose, abd to carey oak falrly and generouely, with singleness of ‘purpose, this compromise and un‘on in letter and in epirit, bearing’ in mind that by earnest wnion and zealous co-operation mnavfonal man can be elected. to Caggrens from cvery district 1u thigolty, and to the Blais Le, giisture (Involving the election of United States Senator) from every Agcemb'y district; ead that the losa of a single member in either of the State or National Legislatares may ive w majority in the Siuto or notion as the case m ists, and thus coutiaue the'r odious, fans stvoying rie, do. hereby re quest, the democratic republican electors of tle-city and county of New York, re- co.nlzing Faniony ILatl, to attend a priaary election, Uo be in their respective wards on the lath day of October in- stent, for the election of delegates to conventions to be held in the Seventh, Eichth and Ninth Congressional districts, to nominate candidates for Con.reas in the respective districts, and thereupon to. meet with the conventions which shall be convened in the sald distrie:s, under the direction of the General Committec of Mozart ‘Hall, to ratify and contirm such nominations, and also for dee. ates to conventions in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Congression- to ratify and eonfirm the nominations which eb: all be convened ¢ direction of the General Com. Milter of Mozart Hail 2s above provided. ‘Kuch ward shall be entitled to elvct tothe Conzressional Convention of district of which it forms # part, the siine number ates that It his members in this General C 8 fo Loconventions: to be holdin Ne si, 13th, Lith and 17th Assembly cts, to norhinate canilidates for the Assembly in their spective distri-te, and thereupon to meet with the conven- tious whieh shal! e convened therein under the direction of the Genocral C rt Hall or its representa- tive to ratty and confirm atch, nominations. Algo; fer the election of Gelezutes to conventions to Hin the 41, Suh, Tah, Suh Stn, To, Lith, 19 ‘Asser tricts to ratify an’ ccndirin. the made by the convertio: under the dire Hall ag above provide The Conare seional ¢ nventions shail meet on the L7th day of October, 1562, at 734 o'clock P. M., ut the following places, namel: xth Ward Hotel. be coavened therein, al Comuuittce of Mozart ‘ru “Saini Ste Disteres—Mon itor. 96 Eldrid ze street. ia Disraicr—vackson Hall, corner of Thirtecuth strect «dG esnwich avenue, ‘ | Cr Bussani's," 220 Beoond etreet, Cornell's, corner ‘Dhirty- Fortysfourth street, be- Wmceton the 20th day of lowk— -—Contral fall, 174 Grand street. Jackson Holl, corner Thirteenth atreet \ozart Garden, Columbia stroct, Nuxru Disrito:—Join Red.e's, Seventh avenue. Tenvit Disvi 10r—Staith’ 6 Lisit plare. Kunvanti: Dotarer—Miltiy Hall, ighth avenue, botween Titrty-fourtn and Thirty lth teeects, ‘Vwitera Disraict—Sckneider’s, corner avenue O and Taird street, Tururexxtu Distaier—K. Loos’, corner Fifueth street and Ninth avenue, Fourrrant: District—Northeast corner Twenty-third street aud Th.rd avenue. phimsern Distuict—Corner Thirty-secent street and at Stateuvrn Distaict—Northwest corner ‘dh'rd avenue and Fisty-ninth street. Disterct—Wm. Cloary’s, One Hundred and etaud Bighth avenue, tobe elected to the Assembly Coavention salt bead and apportioned according .o previous basis, as follows: — cettst Wanv—Nine delegates to the Furst Aecembly District onve utio: Rrcowp Wanp—Nine detecates to the Firet. Tuten Waxo sight delegates to the Hirsi and one to the Forwrn Wanp—Three delegates to the Ficst ann six to the Se oud. cates to the Third dist aa to the First, six tot ccond Wanp—Five delegates to the Fourth and four wv the ara Wi aRd—Two delegates to the Highth and seven it vt Warp—On td BEX 8 the E Vaxn—Two dclegates to the (islegste to the Fourth, two to Fourth and » delegates to tho Fifth, four to the legates to’ the Sixth, five to ing each 1 itself an Ass 2 ndeaet not dons that mine colegates 10 ti ie i Accutly fo on 8p oie at the del bay Inspectors—Joln L. ne Second Way 3 Aun street. "Tspectors—Albert C. wa. v Reming, fhomas Meal te Tuspectors—John Hur- . ;, Tuapectors—Jamen gireet, ll. ngpectors—Chas, Riley, stroet. Inspectors—Owen n. ‘leatquarters, 173 Madison street, , Win. Dougherty, John Fi rt, Laspectore—Lsaac In- —! ta Wano-oo Rooinson, Nini Wann’ Job v Atv—Belneit er avenue C and Third re Inspectors oa Keckelser,, ‘Ton Davidson, Jona é Tweirmt Warv—John Meteenie's 's, Thirdavenne and Ith 4 Lp orseJohn B, BMackean, Bartholomew MeDo- fol PEeNAH Wanp—S7 Willet strect. Inspectors—Edward . bests, Timotay Campbell, Michael Dob tr as Fo SRTERN?R a peal pa bm nd wpe Ine Dharies Clancy, David Dugau. Wranpoes Motston ‘streste Niipettors—ot Abram B, Purdy, James Gibso: atic Watto—italpin’s, corner of Sevonteonth strect and Ninth avenue. In-pectors—P, Halpin, Wi. White, James McMullin, SkyENTHENTH haan corner Fourth strect and ayeaiie qlspectois—Wmn. H. ‘Manstield, John Furncy, ‘m. Gui Eres CURR Wanp—Northeast corner of Third avenue and third. street. spectore—Henry Matthews, Peer y. creeNTH Warr—WWm. Feehan's, Fifty-sixth street and Tura avenve. Tuspector:—#red. Anderson, Dennis O'Brien, omas ‘Twensintit Yano—co hian’s, Twenty-seventh Tenth avenues Inspectore—Joseph Brosan, Caspar Myers Thomas Cainen, ‘Twaatr-rinst Warp—Cotter's, Thirty-fourth street and Second avenue, Inspectors—Chiries W. Bakor, Joa. McDer- mott, Albert Smith. Twenty. ince, D Rei National Hall, Forty-fourth street between By, Ninth avenues, pectorse—John Mat terxoa, Dani =§ Grinnon. John Filer, By order of the Demos ule Republican Gonerat Commit- F. PURDY, Cuatrman. 4. B. Ro:taxs, Joun Hanpy, ' } Secre sini EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT. Ab the spectal esting held on the quent to the adoption of the of the comiittee of one from eac! ward, pursuant to th: natractions of the said committee, nominated the How. William M, Tweed as the candidate of binge Hall for the offices of 6 weet in, ‘dance the paid call; ad thereny "4 ue Tirecd was unnsiously nowgtemtod by acc cial committee from Mozart Liall thea appeared i betore' ie Commitee, ant stated the plan of union had been unani monsly ar opt by, the Gencral Committee of Mozart Hail, that the Hoh. Gideon J, Tucker had been nominated by iitice ae its candidate for the ofice of Bri roeRle, 14 Homination was thereupon unanimously ratiied and conifmed, A committee of one from each ward was ap. pointed towait oa the General Committee of Mozart Hail and communicate the action of this committee: which being done, the uomination of the Hon, Wiliam M MM. Tweed for the pilice of Supervisor waa unanimously ratified and contrmed by the aotd General Cominittce at Mozart By order of the Democrats Pepys An Genera Commit. PURDY, Chairman, ‘A.B, Rouutns. } gooretarten Sous Hanoy, TING OF THE SEYMOU! + Ar ct terseveienns Mrard, held ot tia fivoh aieeies, Fri 10, the follow! yousty doy Resolves os We congratulate the dem b 4 gun’ upon the nomination of he Hon, Bo Bomour Governor, inasmuch as we find in hin an honest mao, & Gor ratrigt and m character without reprosel; asa that we wil soall honest means to sccure his election to the post tion for which iro 1s nominated, ‘ved, That in view of the exigency of the times pos the dau cork by which our government is surrounded, It be- comes the muy of every patriotic body to Fale GF waewn fonal halle of legisiature sone of arcad anon oulibre="ntn whose voice con and will be leant ‘and respects resolutions were ov ol a he oy umantan tender to Soun Coehrage he noniination for Cougroas in the Sevent rise a ihe ment, nl, foaing, wala Aan pmtrote, follow elton wit ably re- Preovalved, Th “ Hommittee ‘of five be appointed to make avilable artangemeuts fore SLRS Kisskb, ihe nem noml- “Bett Et ae, J becrotarien, ‘i xe Tivoll Garden, | ‘unani- sal conference h side i aint f frien lufio, each side in. of conciliation, personal ulted pa complete ple of eg ze aie ‘causes of barmonious ution upon the prise ting can Srnec ‘is orgmlzation, the candidate for fr ad fhe cant eens ‘Ninth eae es Sonatas eo Bevent “1 the 4 ‘rat, tonal tricts, and Asse: ird, ti feonth alatrlots aud Moxart ark, Hal is Pees Hteoreantration, the waudidaue for Site See Br area csual distri aud for Members 1 i Anaaratly in tho Fourth, Fit Seventh, Sighih. 2 Ninth, ont, nibly diet thro Bix teenth Asse leventh, Fifvecotl, toa wi democracy ‘attached 40 in Soren sat jon bw a triets, the candidates een and zealous su shall conve: {conver in tory erat te fer which such nominations are to Le made, to nominate the candidates which ave to be a promenie panerae auspices, an! also to ratify and confirm the nominstions to be made by Fe cia Sema on, according to the above principles of settlement; now. Thenfore, For se puipose of earrtagintgettct the walon there agreed upon, the afonal Gonosal Come auittoe of Mozart Hall, erty appealing, to thelr, dere cratic fellow citizens, recoziah ue es authority to confirm their action in t) conetiation and compromise ia wh: getting, tor the: sake of the great cause at issue, ‘all p ny divisions 4nd por sonal diiewences, and to Carry out fairly, and generot with singlon: sof purpose, their compromise and union, letter and spiz.t, bearing in mind that by carcest union and zevlons co-operrtion, a hational man can by elected to from every district in tix city; aud to the State Legis lature trom overy Assembly district (invelving the clocuom of Unitod States Senator ), 2d thas the loss of a asinae meom- ber in cluer of the State or Natlona! Legisla: res, may give a majority in the State or nation, es the case may be, to the aboitiontsts, and tas coatinue’ thelr odivus, fanatical and Geatro;ing rl Thevelare: For the purpose of practirally executing this union iu the selection ore peer do berety. call Convea- tions of thoss democrats who recognize this organization, to be held in the Fourth, Witty and Sixth Congressional dis- sin the respective districts, and pS oreunees to meet with the Oonventions: il be convened she said districts, under the di the General ‘Gommitice of or Tammany Hall, to ratify and con- firm such nominations. And also for ‘delesa! a8 fo Conven- tions in the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth ‘Congressional dixe triets, to ratity and confirm the nominations which shail be convened in the eral Committee res ion of made by the conventions which shall be said districts, under the direction of the Geni of Tammany Hall, as above provided. ward shall-be resented in the several Cot al Oy ae allotted to Mozart Hall, five delecales tote selected by the severa! delegations to the General Commit. tee of Mozart Ha'l; also, tor conventions composed ote delegate from each election district, to be composed of members of the General Committee, to be held my em fons re Futh, Seventh, Kighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Fiftec and Sixteenth Assembly disiricts, ty nominate canviates for th mmbly in their respective districts, and thi upon, after such nominations, to meet with the eovenpione which sball be convened therein under the direction of the Genoral Committee of Tammany Hall, to ratify and confirm such nominations; also, for conventions to be made tn same nner, to te held ih the First, Second, Third, Sixth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Seventeenth ‘Assem! districts, t to ratify and confirm the nominations which bo made'by the conventions, which shall be convened there- in, uncer tl ieton of ne General Committee at Tam- hee roi Mant Congreamional Conventions shall meet on the 17th day ot Sclovare S62, at 73g P. M., at the following piaces, name- \ Sunrn Disrmtct—At Sixth Ward Hotel Fiera Drsrrict—Al the "Monitor," 96 Eldridze street. Sixtu Districr—At Jackson Hall, corner of Thirteenth street and Greenwich avenue. S:venrn Distiact—At Bussam's, 220 Second street. Kroury Disraict—At Hibbard & Corncil's, corner of Thir- ty. ocond street ‘and Fourth avenue. ISTH or—At National Uall, Forty-fourth street, between ight and Ninth avenues A Sxcow > District—At I 1, 12 Tare Distiict—At FL Macd'ifeset Vouatn D:srmiot—At Pythagoras Halt, Canal strect. Fara Distutor—At the Aartaiic, corner ot Hudson and At Central Hall, 174 Grand street, cru Distiict-—At Jack all, coracr of Thirtecntha atrect end Greenwich a Hairs Distnior—At Morast Garden, Columbia stroet, Norm Disraict—At Joha Reddy's, Berenth avenue, Vents Distatct—At the Gotham, 298 Bon Eurteatu Distaict—At Sititary Hall. Eighth avenue, bee tween Thirty-fourt! and Thirty {fth strats, Tweurra Disrarct—At Schneider a, co:ner of Avenue O ied strse raunty Disraict—At K. Loos’, corner Pifueth street nth avenue, FovwtrsxTa—At the northeast corner of Twenty-third street and Third avenue. Frerrxsta—At corner of Thirty-second atrect and Hroad- x Nixrrentn—At northwest corner of Third avenue and Fit> yeti treet oy gas eae, EVENT RENTH—, lcary's, One Hundre! and Twen! filth street and Eixhth aven-re, ‘The several delegates to the Conventions aforesaid mustbe certified to by this Conference Commitiec and by the Bxeou- tive Commitiee; and uo persons presenting themecives as, or claiming to be, members ef raid Conventions, shall be ro co nized a8 such without the written authority of the penge of these committees, which are fully empewored by the Leommities. By order, BENJAMIN RAY, ANIEL KENNEDY, DANIEL HUGHES, HARRIS BOGART, TTZG) N k . Ros Felis, ‘H, THOS, CASS: iE C. GENET, Wa RENK MURPHY, W.D. PARSONS, AN, WM. BRADLY, NL. HARRIS. ae Woob, hairman. Patnick Keunix, Secretai LL THE FRIENDS OF 7 aint DUFFY WILL KOW ave a chance to show their feiendship, by trying to elect him as Councilman for the Fourth 'd strict, com- prising the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sith, Seventh, Eighth and Fourteenth Wards, FRANK DUFFY. TIC UNION MASS RATIFICATION MEET. he Commitee of Arrange ments will mect this clock, at 932 Broadway, Jun taal atiencance nbers is requeste’. | By or. LUKE ¥, COZANS, Chairman, II. K, Buavvert, Secretary. TER NINE, ON DECK.—FIRST WARD.—AN AD. fee sn) Crete of the Boatinen’s Democrat ¢ Club oo held Pose i1L Washington sires Bit day eventing: at 734 o'clock, to complet the arrange- toatiend the great ratification meeting on Mon ‘ent iz, Oct. 13. All citizens Sept ave in. oy ot Horatio Seymour for Governor a are Invited to attend. order, RICHARD A, BARTON, Tresiiont. PATRICK CONNOKS, Vico President, Secretarics. r Jaues Skuse, { Vit, KENNKY, OLITICAL FLAGS, BANNERS AND PAINTING OF every description at ¢ the old headquarters of HOJER & GRAMAM, Wo. 9% e street, neat Broadway, Caudl- Gates hams on tage can be removed after election, j ALLY FOR THE UNI GRAND MASS RAT FIGATION MEETING, “The Union, the © i 0 Law: ANI domaucrats and whiges tion as it is, and the Unio dissolution of this glorious Unio ny cirenimt il cupoved to aboltfioniem and Secessioniems and in favor of freedom of speech and the press, of the freedom of the son under the protection of the habeas corpus; all who «I approve of the arrest of cltizens without "due broce-s of Jaw,” for oplaion’s kake; all opposed to sumptun:y la aud every citizen in favor of the election of the Stato headed by HORATIO SEYMOUR, are yet to attend the grand ratilication meeting to held ge i OOPRR INSTITUTE, (Eighth strect, feos of Third and Fourth avenues), MONDAY BvENING, ooTonER 13, Peds Heenan, eminent speakers are expected to address Hon, iris OR og 3 ous! MN, Hata BBULY, 2 ‘st. SOuN, on. fion. 2. Shasta ‘oom Hon. Geo. F. gust i i rons gooraa & Gets Bia, Autiony Bickhoff, Eaq.. All omocratic an ae u came prero By cre of tho Commitien of Arr UOEANS! Chairman. _H. K. Bravysur, Seoretary. yh Wanp iD DEMOCRATIC SeYNOUR SS80CIATION.— i be held on Saturday, tho th asta Lat ve Firth Ward Liotel, ats o'clock PB, ts for rie the fatifcation mecting at jhe Couper Juper fastiute on 30} N Hot, Chairman pro tem. Henny H. Sawren, Seeretary pro tei om. atone MECHANICS. an WQREINGHEN'S pect meat abo ye int ee Bell ot Athi, reat pro tm. re my A SPECTAL i Moar. rte The Het tener eur st beheld a ae quirkes tee ore ie ava, Wad ase ato eatin, | Seoretaries, i MILLINERY, ¢ “eo be ot Ir "you. WANT ¥ YOUR FUR FURS MADE ‘ike them tothe carefully and AS ee Mul enty-seventh siroets. FiNtoaN, - irene ce Sl, Cee OAL AND Now Digcit HANGING “aie ees