The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1865, Page 8

NEW YORK HERAKD, THURSDAY, ‘OGCOBRR 5, 1865., * ae Rca thst 5 enn ee OUR CIT CITY ‘OFFICIALS. whe investigation Before the Governor Continued=Eizamination of the Rival Contracters—No Counsel for the Citi- none? Aamnebntten Alpena ie Tine ees Testimony Forthcoming—The In getion a Smash Up, dc. ‘The mvestigation of the action of the Street Cleaning Conmmission in awarding the contract for street cleaning ‘wes continued yesterday in the chamber of the Board of @ounclimen. There were Bot 80 many present as on the preceding day, nor did go tively an imterest seem to be taken in the proceedings. The counsel on all sides were the same as on the preceding day, except that Jobn McKeon, who represented the Citizens’ Association, was not present, H. H. Anderson appeared as associate coupes! with Judge Allen, and John Anthon appeared for the Mayor, The outside audience seemed to be Jargely composed of ward politicians, whose interest im the in- ‘vestigation was evidently not so sprightly as on Twesday. ‘At wae balf-past ten o'clock when the investigation was | resumed. Wm. Walsh and Terence Smith wereappointed ‘ltteers of the court by the Governor. ‘The first witness examined was Wm. C. Kingsley. ‘After being sworn ‘by the Gevernor he testified as fol- lows, in reply to ‘the questions of Mr. E. Emott:—Iam ‘one of the firm of McCaflerty, Guidet & Kingsley, mentioned as bidders; I have the misfortune to live in Brooklyn; have lived there seven ; am a contrac- tor; have been in the “nt of men thir- teen years, “Dut have not been that Jong ‘contractor; have been cngaged on public works since I was nineteen cars oid; have been engaged on railroads, Brooklyn Water Works, Central Park and other public works in New York. Before ¢ye further exammation of Mr. Kingsley was proceeded “with Mr, Lawrence read a denial from the Comptroller of the charge made against him by the par- tics represented by Mr. McKeon, to the effect that he had taxed the employes of his office twenty-five thousand dollars wrletray the expenses:of the investigation. we Bredy objected to the examination of Mr. Kings- on the ground that bis evidence had nothing to do the subject under investigation. r. Emott contended that the Commission in award- ontract should have ascertained who were best culated to perform the work, and said the object of xainination of the witness was to show that the was an cligible contractor for the work of street wis witn cleaning, and that the circumstance of bis residence in Brooklyn was no disqualification. After a rejoinder from Mr. Brady the Governor said that his stay in the city could nog be Jong, and he desired that the counsel would mot hamper the inquiry by any unnecessary delay. The counsel for the City Inspector said it would be well-for tie counsel for the complainants to state what are the definite pomts to which they propose to direct e. vernor—I order that the counsel state what he (o prove.by this witness, nott said he offered the testimony, and that vernor thoughtdt irrelevant he could dismiss thy argument from the counsel for the City ‘or followed, in favor of directing the evidence of the witness to certain pointe, ‘The Governor decided that he would go on with the examination of the witness, and object to whatever he considered irrelevant. ‘The testimony was then continued as follows:—I have bad a contract for a sewer from Third to Lexington ave: nies, in Fifty-sixth street, up Lexington avenue to Fifty- eo kighth avenue; this contract was n Aqueduct Board; I putin a bid for the ; | put in a proposal under the firet adver- (The witnese here identified the proposal.) It 1 thinks six bids were returned on the 22d : Mr. Brown was not present at the Mayor's office whon the bide were returned; I know Mr. Brown; do not know Mr. Knapp or Mr. Devoe; I do not know whether they were present; I do not think I know all whose bids were returned; Mr. Brown was not present on the 22d, and J do not_know whether there was a pro- poral returned to him; I had a conversation with Mr, rown on the 22d; the subject was the award of the can- tract; [have no knowledge whether a proposal was put dm then by Mr. Brown; I put in a bid under the second advertisement with Mr, McCaflerty and Guidet; this was in conformity with cortain xpecitications; I never heard any of my.partners complain of the return of the first proporal; I knew the pecuniwry responsibility of my associates by reputation; I have their own word for it. Counsel for the City Inspector objected to the witness, that.if ko knew his own responsibility he wanted » himasked-direetly what he was worth, if there re to xo into the pocketbook of the witness, vided that the witness might answer ay to the competency of the firm to perform the work. Witness testified that he -was-very confident the firm was etent to perform the work. ng exaimned by Mr. Brady, be testided that when the epe fications w ublished he took the advice of Mr. Watervry; thatsbe thought he understood in what cave he would’ forfeit the contract; that he would not _ take a contract to sweep the ctreets three times.a week for three years, irrespective of the weather. Mr, Allen next ianed the withers, and he testified that he did-not object to. any of the speetticanions for the Tulhiment of tae contract as advertised; he i acquainted with the Comptroller; became .acquainted with bim at the final settlement for the sewer already spokenof; had an acqia tance with Mr, Devlin-of.a slight.natare, sim)- lar to that with Mr. Brennan ;.a difficulty about my work ‘on the sower was theta Croton pipe -burst-and damaged it, and the Croten Board decided that Iwas entitied to oC mpensation for it; 1 saw the Comptroller two or three tines about this; Mr. Devlin said he cdald not.advise.the payment for the ‘work without a suit being commenced ; we then commenced. suit; Mr. Waterbury may have sad something to the Commissioners about ourresponsibility. Being examined .by counsel ‘for ‘the City Inspector, the witness testified that he “knew nothing .sbout Mr Gregory; I bave read the charges; don't know how Sr Gregory camefo ‘be put forward; | am was ret rne no! a porty to a-combination ‘to prosecute the Gom mission; our bid was an honest, consistent ‘bid; there partic: betind us to push the thing for. rbury was aware thatd.was bidding for the Commission our Jwas then est lor me in the Waterbury; we went over the pin doing this Work at it four ortive bours ; Dnever spoke to awarded :.) don’t Ki » to make in! Gin to Mr the expe ter the wy that be knew me. He was On, i eneed with xamined, on of Wthe Vavvick works fur f every year I know ihe other Commissioners onty by mere. Gi 1 Kingsley; dot a el the witness, who testi. of the Com p contract. other coun! Was olicied from fled that he did not ca on and Fe witness w nothing fi bu hum. Mr. Chas. Guidet, her of imy tance nee 1M44, my « j hind no bust te" altorty ” the bids 1 was in bueiness withJ. L. Brown ve execnted work ander the Croton ‘nts; I bnew Mesers. ally wequainte plained yecrfications, was will xeonte the contract under them. Mr Fence cross-examined the withers, who testi fled :—1 know M ther; never bad a contract for cleanng etree! ‘he ‘time of the Hackley con. tract; was eny in Proseia on publie works be- fore coming to this couutry, was a contractor for Mr. Brown; have employed Messrs. Waterbury and Emott to eonduct this ease for me. Mr. MoCafferty, be Mr. Brown very w |, testified that he knew ow Knapp and Devoe by sight ; to my know) ‘o any of those pened. HI; was returned, jemen when the bids were ret ) the crom-exam nation the witness testited to having known Mr. Brown twelve or fourteen years Mr. Emott, at thie stage of the proceedings, stated that he had been expecting Mr. Whiting to be were, and that he received intelligence that he was not able to attend on account of i woaition. Mr. Guidet was then recalled, Mr. Waterbory, Mr and, being examined by ow Mowts. Knapp and ntractor hefore to my ad @ subcontract under the testified pp was wy Mr. Devoe & Devoe Mr. Knapp r that it war basinese, 9s su and to supervise ety 4 Daniel D. Badger, the President of the Compost Com Pauy, was the noxt witness, He testified that the ce pany put in bids for dhe strect ning, but made no aompiaints of the specications The investigation was then adjourned for ton minutes, After the recese Mr. KEmot for aforther ad journtment of one hour, by which git hoped to have ir. Whiting nt ‘This originated a disenesion among the lawyers, which enited in an adjournment till tom ot lock this morning. Comptroller appeared in the beat of spirits yester both during the examination and at it# close. Tho contractors, Messrs, Kingsley & Guidet, request the reporter although Me ployod by th nection om their part that have been em no the in Lp to Bt “rbury and E nsel, they neverth 6 desired a nly to eu mntractors a" bone a peibility im the te me far ae the aim may be to assail the public of fang their wish has been to show that, althongh the Com snigsioners rejocted their offer, they’ were nev ertholers eompotent parties, and not to be depreciated in 4 We com: munity by such rejection, Although the Governor had declined to hear extended testimony on this subjecr, they had a large alendance of witnestes present to rove H# They know nothing whatever of corruption or irtezt Jarity in the award, but say that the specications of the contract are as fair ae poseible for the city and the ¢6. tractors, and that tbe latter are every way capable ane serponeibhe men. The Tar f Lady Thorne, George Wilkes and, Lady Emma trot at the Union Contse this afternoon, &@ puree of $1,600, mile heat, best three in five, in harnees, Lact night the pool selling on (hie axe War brisk, Lady Thorne br ng ing more tan the other two together, Bhe i a strong Sovorive ‘The Queens County Fatr. The twenty-fourth annual exibition of the Queens County Agricultural Society was inaugurated yesterday ‘at the Fashion Picasure Grounds, and never before has 1 day, notwithetanding the raw, swept over the fair grounds; but this bad no effect on the spirits of the people, nor on the promptand ener. getic action of the managers. Everything was carried ‘Aieraye. were. prop rly tides amt kept separate ge te ree tay age Calves, milch cows, working ors an: were all well a8 &c, The horseson ex- prong ge woaet, 3 we srtok ttn d and single, coach Rei ‘and: who Ly ages the spectators with their beauty, action, the ladies larly giving more to the horses than to the exhibition of the ave and ey which was really There pre- miums by track horses, "ibat kind of sper 'De'ng reserved for to-day, when some very fast dou' besides, some of the fastest harness horses in this aaa borhood will contend for prizes.. The stallions Toronto modore Vanderbilt wil be on the track worthy the attention of the public, and as this is the last day, and as business boging at ten o’clock A. M., to see everything it will be well tobe on the grounds at ap Fire in Phitadelphia—Leee Estimated at Three Hundred Thousand Dollars. Parapetpnia, Oct. 4, 1865. A fire last night destreyed Messrs. French & Richards’ wholesale drug warehouse, on Tenth and Market streets. The total loss is estimated to be from $250,000 to $300,000; insured about $175,000, mostly in Philadel- phia, Eastern and English companies. The following insurance was on the stock inthe main store, which isa total loss:—Phenix, Hartford, $5,000; nage: Mass., $2,000; Royal, Liverpool, $10,000; ‘of Hartiord, $10,000; London and Liverpool, $10,000; Narragansett, Providence, R. I., $5,000; City Tnsurance Company, Hartford, $5,000; Morris, of New York, $6,000; the Galance 1a’ Philadelphia, companies, anaking « total of $100,000. The stock in the adjacent building, No, 1,008, was valued at $50,000, and is partially destroyed—insured in Springfieki, Mass., $5,000; Phenix, of Hartford, $3,000. In No. 1,005 the stock was valued’ at $80,000; also par- tially _destroyed—insured by Ekna, of Hartford, for $10,000; Springfield, $2,009; Home, Morris and Yonkers, of New York; Narragansett, of Providence; Standard, of New York; Hartford and Security, of New York? re oe ‘All the property was occupied by French cl Sale of Spring Brook. PHIiLADELPHia, Oct. 4, 1865. The splendid mansion and grounds of George H. Stu- art, called Spring Brook, near this city, wore sold at auction to-day, and purchased by the tragedian, Edwin Forrest, for $76,000. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bisnor—Simrsox.—In Portsmeuth, New Voges ao ‘Wednesday, September 27, by the Rev. Geo. M. Lieutenant Heyry J. Bisuor, United States Marinos, to Nuuum Simpsox, daughter of A. W. Simpson, of Ports- mouth, N. H. No cards. Bertverr—Byrp.—On Tuesday, October 3, at the South Dutch chureh, by the Rev. Urben C. Brewer, ee B Bouurxerr to Exwa J., daughter of Geo. J. Byrd, all of this city. PLake—HAmmoxp.—On Wednesday, September 27, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Joseph Sanderson, Mr. Georck A. BLaKe to Miss Parner J., eldest daughter of Isaac B. Hammond, all of this city. Brapiss—CoxkuxG.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sep- tember 26, at the Central Presbyterian ss by the Rey. C. S Conkling, assisted by the Rev. Dr. J. E. Rock- well (pastor), Hexry Beane to Canam C., eldest daughter of Erastus A. Conkling. Batre—Lewis.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October 4, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. R. 8 Storrs, Jr., D. D., Josera D. Bares to Hanxan M, P., daughter of the late Ezra Lewis, Esq., all of Brooklyn. Cox*tant--ALLEN.—On Wednesday, October 4, at the Church of the Holy Communion, by the Rev, Edwin Butler, rector of Glens Falls, WituiaM Stxctarn Constant to Maky Fvuner, second daughter of the late Theodore Allen, of Hyde Park. Danev—FOux.—On Tuesday, October 3, at the residence of the bride's parenta, by the Rev. E. 0. Bates, assisted by the Rev. John ba ape Cuas. W. F. Dare, of New York city, to Paewr A., eldest daughter of John Folk, , of Middle Village, 1 4, at the resi- Rev. R. & Howland, r ., daughter of Samuel A. ., all of this city, No cards, Mins, —On Monday, October 2, at the bride’s y. James Millett, of the Church of the Hoty Martyrs, Gronce Hn1, late’ of Trenton, to Susis Minis, ail of this city, FReeremyos—Taitatax.—In ey on Wednesday, October 4, by Rev. Joseph Corry, A. Burecker Huton- iva, of this city, to Somnus, third daughter of the late dobn Tathaan ack, N.Y! No cards, Kri1oac—Castie.—On Tuesday, October 3, | denee-of the bride's father, by the Rev. Howard Crosby, D._D., Mr. Norway G. Kevioce to Miss Liar 8, Castix. AVE-—BEALS.—On Tuesday, October Calvary h, by the Rev. Dr, Edward A. Washburn, A. Evorsr Lacaave, son of the late Paul Marchits Lagrave, Rochelle, Pra to Evenys Isawen., daughter late Horace Beals, all of this city, ‘ALD.—On Sunday, October 1, by Rev. Mr. Eowarn Mokrua to Mrs, Many Ans Mo- 1. 1 [a—Suren.—On Wednesday, October denceof the bride's father at the resi- of th: Merrna—NeP Dr. Parrall, Donatp, all of this city. PLact—New1in.—In Brooklyn, on Tnesday, October 3, D. son NX, only daughter of Ed- at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. HL. Temple, of Bloomfield, J., D. Newmerny Pac of EB. B. Place, to Jucerm® News » kiyn. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October s parents, CARISTIAN A. STEN to Jona A. Zwenais, ards TRICKEY October 3, by the Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. LA, Youngest daughter of John D. Spader, E is city. No cards. Towserxp-—Lowersy.—On Monday, Sep FB. Towxexp, this city. —In_ Brooklyn, ie, NK London, England, Grone Conxenta M, Lomeuins, all Vas Vecwrex—Van’ Pa day, October 4, by the Rev on Wednes- Smith, Josts R. Vas Vecnraw to Carnanixe Skarive, daughter of John Van Pelt, Feq. Woopwrnn—Ropyax.—On Wednesday, September z by the Rev. J. F. Winkiy at Rocky Woorwano, Jr., of Baitimore, to. A, Rodman. Roeltimore Gazette please copy. Wanara—Gwrer—-On Wednesday, October 4, at the Memorial church, by the Rev. A. Sidney Dealey, Grorce G, Warxen to Many A., only daughter of Christopher Gwyer, Esq., all of this cit Brook, R. 1, daugiter of aml. Died. Are —On Tuesday morning, October 3, Hexnrerra Axes, only daughter of Sarah and the Inte Samuel Ames, aged 23 years. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the foneral, from the Berian Baptist church, corner Bodford and Downing streets, this (Thursday) morning, at nine o'clock. Attrox,—On Monday evening, October 2, Jomy Avs BON. 1 ves rind friends of the family are respectfully vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Weet Fifteth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one ham, Conn, on Theeday, Octo- 1., in the Olst year of his ave. Tromas Boniock, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, thie (Thurs day) afternoon, at two o'clock The New Haven train leaves at eight o'clock A. M. Reweze.—On Tuesday, October 3, Wiutam Breeze, in the eo ar of his age. tives and friends are respectfully invited to 1 the faneral, from the residence. of h von, 159 lth avenue, corner of Eighteenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'elock. Norwich (Eng.) papers please copy. Covtiy.—In Wesehester county, on Tuesday, October 3, CavmAnIN® Conus, aged 4 ‘The funeral will take plac (Thursday) afternoon, at Lliree o'clock, from her sister's residence, corner of and Cortlandt avenue, Melrove, ‘The faw ily ar@respectfully invited to attend. CLARK. —At Portsmouth, Va., on Tuesday, September 26, of quick coneumytion, Daxmmt, D, Chan, late of the Unit aced 33 years, October 4, Tenvessow Manta, jaer Cooper, in the Uist year Funeral this (Thursda from her late residence, N Fifty Oret street, near Nighth w Auburn and Cooperstown pape Dory.—In Brooklyn, on Tes short and painful sickners, Mr. Avrnep Dory, yeor of h f remains will be taken to Woodrow, Staten Island, for interment Daviwsox.—At Huntington, 1. 1 the Rey, Dr. R. Davidson. The relatives and friends of the family fully invited to attend the funeral, at the Firet Presby- terian ebureh, Huntington, on Friday afternoon, at threrov’etock, The train for Syosset leaves New York, t : Ay) morning, at eleven o'clock West Manafleld place, enue, » Aveuine T., wife of re respect- mn toot of James Iwilf past ten in Cie morning. GHRGORY, At fay, October 4, Kare D., wife of and 4 ofS. R. Worthington, ed 28 years Funes) nervices at St ihew's church, Sussex et, thie (Fhorsday) afternoon, at three o'tlock. Frienda of the family are invited to attend withewt further novieo. ‘wenn... On Wedncaday morning, October 4, Mra, Busza- ner CineeR, rellet of George Greer, aged 87 Youre. The stende and relatives of the family are reepceMfully invited to pitend phe funeral, op Friday afternoon, at apo o'clock, her & without further the residence of ven Elvin Me Korer 16 Gy strech Levon. —0) 4, Wettnesday. ‘of consumption, can 8 ree invited to toneral from hs lato 116 Varick play Chev morning, at nine 0’ 3 October 3, ANXIR HANz.Asy, daughter of the late Timely and ae 22 yours and 1 month. eae at half-past eee: ‘Juan eemeatey, Oe wasy, the beloved ved "wife of Daniel Hennessy, in oy Sh vot her after a short and sey pa she bore with any me, ‘The friends i oeaaeanes of family are re- vest imvited — Boeved the funeral, on Friday on late residence, 674 Third avenue, corane Foy sath street. Inran, athe 20th year of his 4 buenas in ° . Notice of funeral Jonwstox.—At West Hoboken, on Wednesday morn- ing, October Kp ‘Laxaoar, elder son of Samuel S. and Jeannette Johnston, aged 8 years. ‘The relatives and friends are Ynvited to attend the faneral at the residence of his father, Lo ir eng ‘on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, without waiting at Hoboken ferry ferry until a quarter past nine. Keety.—on Wednesday, October 4, Huan Keegy, son of Peter and Elizabeth Elizabeth Keely, a native of Dublin, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and sie0 se members of the Journeymen Butchers’ Protective So- -~ are ceensentony er to attend the funeral, tage is late residence, 150 Ludlow street, on Satu) oeuive ‘o'elo0Ke, NOs noon. His remains will be taken to Gale vary los a for interment. t East Now York, on Tuesday, October 3, bbe) Lincoty, only daughter of Libertus ‘and Carrio *epriends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. The remains will be conveyed to the Ever- Philadelphia and Aibe 1 jelphia and A! ny papers please copy. Motiin.—On Tuesday morning, October*: Ran ANN Mouux, daoghter of Zephaniah’'D. and Louisa, Muilin, ‘aged 16 years, 1 month and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her brothers, Zabriskie H. and Washingion Mullin, and of her brothers-in-law, Robert Colby and the late Georg 4. Dickinson, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, from the residence of her parents, 136 Stanton street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Menpumw.—On Sunday, October 1, Georcz E. Mexpum, aged 35 years. ‘Tho funeral will take place from his late residence, 61 Amity street, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the members of Neptune Lodge, No. 317, F. and A. 'M., also of Corin- thian Chapter, No. 159, R.A. M., and the Masonic fra- ternity in general, are respectfuily invited to attend, The members of Neptune Lodge will meet at the Ma- sonic Temple, corner of Broome and Crosby streets, this (Thursday), the 5th inst., at eleven o'clock A. M, J, Nixow, Secretary. WILLIAM DAVIS, M. Newnavs.—On Tuesday, October 3, after a short but severe illness, GrorGE NEWHAUB, ‘aged 39 years, The relatives and friends of the family, aud_also the mombers of Doric. Lodge, No. 280, F. and spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from residence, No. 236 Clinton street, this (thursday) after- noon, at half-past one o'clock. i ork. —On Tuesday, October 3, Exiza, wife of Martin Nei The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 13 Mott street, at one o’clock this (Thursday) afternoon, Her re- mains will be intorred in Calvary Cemetery. Prvg.—On Wednesday morning, October 4, at half-past four o'clock, Repecca, the loving and beloved wife of Crawford C. ‘Pyne, aged 30 years, a native of St. John, ‘The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No, 145 West Thirty-first street, where the friends of the family are particularly requested to attend without farther invitation. Picor.—On Monday, October 2, Apouraus Epwarp Picor, son of the late Admiral George Pigot, R. N., C. B., in the 50th year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 67 East Tat rty-first street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Repican.—On Wednesday, October 4, ANxt# MULUGAN, the beloved wife of Willian Redican, ‘aged 22 years. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brothers, Timothy and Michael, are respectfully in- vited to attend the fase from her late residence, 31 Monroe street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. SuewoRGH.—On turday, September'30, at. the resi- dence of her nephew, David’ Hn} Morrisania, Westches- ter county, N. Y., Mary SHELBURGH, daughter of the Iate yh A. Sheiburgh. The relatives and friends of the pe may are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Trinit pt church, this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o’cloc! 10 remains will be depodiied the family vault in Trinity church yard. Samvrts —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, Octo- ber 4, WaLTer Fanray, ‘= fant son of Benjamin Hattie i. Samuels, aged 3 months and 26 days. The relatives and friends of the familly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandfather, Captain John 8. Farran, No. 76 West War- ren street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Siemox.—On mn Woamesdey morning. October 4, Winam Simo, youngest son of Geor and Elizabeth’ Siemon, “Srna renters ai friends of thet ‘he family are respectfull ie relatives and friends o' family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis | ¥ parents, No. 688 Ninth avenue, on Friday afternoon, at ‘one o'clock. oot ge tig Monday, October 2, Nicuotas Taytor, aged 53 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of the Hatters’ Trade Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 246 West Sixteenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Tover.—On Thursday, <>. Exizanem Tover, aged 58 years, a native of Birmingham, England. ae took place at Philadelphia, on Sunday, to) Van Boxxetex.—On Monday, October 2, Deverika Y. Van Boxxe.ex, daughter of the late Adrian H. Van Bokkelen, The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, No, 114 West Eleventh street, this (Thursday) afternoou, at two o'clock. Vaw Bevrex.—On Friday, October 7, 1864, of wounds received in battle at Winchester, Va., dames H. Vax Bru REX, youngest son of the late Poter G. and Mary Van Beuren, aged 20 years and 6 months. The remains were interred in Greenwood on Tuesday, r 3, 1865, Connecticut and Philadelphia papers please copy. Westoorr.—On Wednesday, October 4, of congestion of the lungs, ALexayper Mri.er, infant son of Alexander FP. and Elizabeth J. Westeott, aged 10 monthe and 11 days. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 42 enth street. iMAM.—At Southwell, England, on Thursday, September 21, Samven Warrrixcuam, of New York, aged 52 years, ‘incinnati papers please copy. OBITUARY. Died at een, on board the steamer Etna, on Wednesday, September 20, Isaac Dox, a well known and respected merchant of this city and Central America, The de ceased had been in Manchester, England, accompanied by his daughter, whom he was bringing home from school. Being himself in ill health for some time, he consulted his p ians as to whether it would be ad sable to cross the Atiantic, en route for New York, in his weak condition, They recommended that course, and he thus died without reaching his home, His sad death was, as may be imagined, a terrible blow to his widow and orphans, and cast a general gloom over a large circle of merchants and friends, by whom he was highly re spected for his many virtter and for his commercial in- tegrity. May the Supreme strengthen the bereaved family for the loss they have sustained. 2 TAD SHIPPING NEWS. AAMANAC TOR NeW YORR—Tmi 6 00] moon Rises 67 mice Waren, Port of New York, October 4, 1865, CLEARED. Steamship City oA Wien (Br), Tibbetts, Liverpool via Queenstown—J G Dal Steanalip Northern Light, Wier, New Orleans—J A Ray par. nor ‘Sieamship Idaho, Crowell, Savannah—Wakeman, Gookin & Dickinson. Steamship Granada, Baxter, Charleston, 8C—A Leary. rf Rteamabip Louisa Noore, Wooster, Newbern, NO—Murray phew. Steamship Creole, Thompeon, Norfolk and Richmond—G Palmore, Pp Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Co, — Livingston, hip Sea Gull, Fish, Baltimore—J B Smut Steam sh. Bteamahip Baltimore, Lewis, Alexandria and Washington Hai Steamabip Franconia, Sherwood, Portland—H B Cromwell Ship © ‘onstantine, Muar’ Lives I—C Grinnell, Warwick, St John, N Maitland, oo Y Jge, Savannah—Nermith & Son 3 Hrinwiiae, ain. rig Reaver (Br), Crocker, St Martha, Carthagena—Slo- may Belg Naive, Wallace, St Croix via Wilmington, Del—Reche tig Mary Ann (Br), Jones, Ponee and Mayaguer=H J &C A Dewolt Brig MB Lithgow (Br), McDonald, Cow Bay=T 8 Whit Brig Wm Carey (Br ‘owler & Jova, # Brig Telegraph (Br), Brig Moses Roger ton—Tupper & Beat ks, Fla D Hurlbut & Miller & Hongh- roline. & Cornelia, Davis, Powderhorn, Texns— Bentley Sith & Co, Schr Mi Holmes, MeCre seh J West, Hutchins, Georgetown, DO— Ireland, Lavacea and Indianola—N L Ki Thomas Winans, Briggs, Port Royal—Dotiner, Petter « & 60. Sehr Mott Bedell, Simonson arleston—Brown & Van- derbi Sehr Geo Greon, Williams, Sag Harbor—H 8 Rackett & Son. etene Washington, Chadwick, Providence—H 8 Rackett & Meleamer Oetorars, te oP ooghi Baltimore. jelphia, Steamer Tacon: pear. Blonmer Bristol? Chuties, Phitadelphita. ARRIVED. Steamebip Lafayette Hocande, Havre Sept 2%, via Brest 2, MLO TM, with mise and passengers, to @ Macken *Stoamahip Blar of (be South, Woodhull, New Orleans Sept 24, and SW Pasa 26th, with mise and to ton, Fox & Co, Rept 20, off Carpstort Reef, 5 ler, oP oned to be the A dante pence for New day, 2! Nof Cape Vlorida, saw ateame herve for New Orleane, Oct 2 ors George Wasbinglon, aud Guiding Sur, both hence for i O'Brten (of Thomaston) Sadr bes Had pip westerly ney Islands to the Grund Banks, SCT Oy ag ‘eamer, bound 2, ‘Bark Jane ‘A ‘Hanop (ot Nas fanaa. MoQuillan, Newcastle, & Meyer. 3 aid tre ‘two Siri Jeeaues 3 Pinte. (Fr), Vincent, 8t Pierre, NF, 13 days, one Wat (Br), Hutwell, St Johns, NF, 11 days, with oil, eee eS Arichat Allen, Glace Bay, 10 days, with coal, ig nlion (Br), Hiltz, Windsor, 18days, with plaster, to DE Bewoit, Seine 1 eland, Thomas, Lingan, 1 days, with coal Schr. C 1. izabethy for Hartford. Bohr Michi sas rae ae Behr D P, Th Calais, Behr Beven Biaura, Growley’ Addison, Saere. i; Pood _— A ort Saeed days. n Ciifiord, te eit ‘days, ee eet He eiey Smith, Shmtctee a i met, Ric! Schr J. ‘ats Hunt Lovell, Boston for Albany, id Rohr Mary Hawes, Chase, Harwich. Sehr Mar Mary P Price, Vand Lynn. for Phitedelphis. Sehr Had, a Hany, Pa Green, Behe pues Reynolds, Be nyne,, iden ar Ida A danze, 5 pie free nce. hr Sanlais, 'rovidence. Behr Native, UlarR, Providence for Elizabethport. Schr@ W Commins, Boult, bana pny for Albany. Schr Franklin Pierce, Hill, Providence for Rondout. Schr Rachel Jane, Heaser, Ly euaenee for Rondout. ‘Wert Providence. vidence. Sehr Maria, Barber, Schr scar, Hodgdon, ¥ oe Landing. Behr Julie Eiteabeth New London. epzi unt, New Bohr Daniel Webster: Perry, New London for Rondout. Schr FJ Cummings, Hantiab, Norwich, he Schr 8 Lockland, Travers, New Have: Schr Sarah J Hoyt Cranmer, New Haven for Baltimore, Schr Charley Woolsey, Parker, New Haven for Philadel- Sehr’Chas Hawley, Allen, New Haven for Albany. Schr P B Anderson. Clark, Portland, Conn. Schr Sarah Maria, Brown, Northport for Peekakill, US ship Sabine, from New, London. came through Hurl Gate to-day, and is at anchor in the North ri BELOW ‘Two brigs. BAILED. Steamers Australasian, Northern Light, Creole, Albe- marle, Louisa Moore, Sea Gull. Wind at sunset NNW. American Shipmasters’ Association. No 51 Waut Streer—Rooms 28, 26 awn 27. The following approved Masters and Officers have received peace from this Association :— tains—4278, George V Cassedy, brig Antomo, M: 4208. Horace Jesrood 8 ship he ‘the Mae 4274. 3 Money Ankers, bi W Johnson; rd © “Cousin sehr Autlete; 427. ‘Mexanier ® Wont 4250" Hen jamin W Conant, bark Ariz 4283, Hear o pares i eres 4285, Artior W Giles; 9840 E Lovell: Francisco Mallol; 4294, Francisco Martorell, hi ‘Aronto: Edward Taylor, 1106, Thomas W Williams; 146, Raymoni badany, chr Knox: 4200, Philip 1, Cr Franeiaco de P Linch; 4288, Franc! 4291, John W Stuart. All commissions outstanding over one year require to be presented at the office for renewal. Miscellanea Snir Awenica—bristol, Sept 22—The shi from Richibueto, got ashore yesterda: got off this morning, and towed to ttle damage. Sanau N Surtm, at Tolmes’s Hole from Glace B, for New York. had bad wealher on the passage, and gale 24th ult from SW y head of foremast, America. Morse, in the river, but was ‘umberland basin with Spoken, &c. Ship Minna, from Manila for New York, Sept 2, lat 12 S, fay Fostkr, Jr, from Liverpool for New York, Sept 12” Ship. ope ey tittle, from Londonderry for Philadel- Pasar Cam ffm San Francisco for Hono- Ld Ly lulu, Ang 29, at 90 2, lon si ship ApDnossan, Sept orsign Pore Bourneuf, Berry, New YGFninror, Sept 21—ArF Amerloa, Morse, ‘St John, NB, for Bristol. In port son. for NYork, Brxrast, Sept 22—Arr Eliza & Mana, Pi sag. on oe eat Arr Wi Hemingway, ag ri id Cans wen, Coler, apd Iris, Schutte, NY« Gerdes, Baltimore; Athena, Sch ST Thiermam Mordnbolts Julia, Ra Steengrafe, do; 20th. Jevertand, 8 ‘Orleans. we “ye opamidases i, Bept 20—, Arnold Boninger, Bieenken, Borpracx. 20—Sid Pring cot Bernatel, NYork; 2ist. Prexistant, Giul ‘New Orleans; Mary Blades, Hogg, New ‘Ganptre, Sept 19—Arr Nellie, Caflero, NYork; gist, Mary nai, Be ‘London; armeaiaren, Hicken, Antwerp. DROOKHAVEN, Sept iv—arr Lycurgus, Cassia, NYork for Off do 224, Africa (#), from Boston for Liverpool Cronstapr, Sept 10—Arr Alphea, thal, NYork. Cans, Sept 16—Arr Tweed, Davis, NYork; "17th, Martha, jortensen, Deat, Sept 22—Arr H_A Stephenson, Prindle, Turks Island for Landon; Forest FN pecan Caloutin for do (and both proceeded); Col Adama, Morse, Callao for Hamburg (and Lee ff 234, Astrea, Millett, London for Cardi {na Broce Sld Zist, Daniel Webster, Spencer (from Lon- jon York. Demin, Sept 20--Arr Marcellus. White, NYork. ‘22d, Brill, Crowell, NYork, ldg. Debin, Sept to Si Bion Al Hen, NYork. Fouxston, Sept 21- thilde, Treviramus, from New York for Antwerp; 22¢, Annie, Rameay, from do for Cron- stadt. Gnaxcexovrm, Sept 21—Sld A A Drebert, Moore, Cuba. LASGOW. ‘Arr Caledonia (#), NYork, yall POFtist, Jonnie Englewood, and Reunton, for NYork, PRALTAR, ba ehg me brig Virginia, Wood (from Beam) New ig 0 7th. irk Ionic (Br), Knowles (from New York), Gen Gnaxo Tere, TI, Sept 18—Arr sehr Adriana, Currie, Bar- vados (and eld Mth for Georgetown, SC); Mth, bark Phile- NYork: brig Mined (Br), Elderkin. St Thomas. Winged Hunter, Hinckley, Boston; Dieckmann, ay Sid from Cuxhaven Sept 19, ‘Terry, and Oder, Win n Haver, os 9 19—Che Bival, Appleyard, Bordeaux and New Orlen J P Wheeler, Gadd, N Yor Haun ‘4x, Sept 30—Arr sehr Atlantic hart, New york al bask Oct 2 chr Maguot, for NYorke with lors of spara, Lng aay Sept 22—Arr Pennsylvania (s), McNevin, New d, Victory, Briggs, do. ‘Signe, Kati, seburg . New Rpg one | ‘ist, Scotland. Ma; hard. Apainchicola: Beli Wood, Freeran, K York: 224, City .elnco, Newton, Herting; Copernicus, Limerick (s), Jones, ool Western, EG do thot ig Nh)s Atsrallac Rankin St Joba, NB. welt lst, Pocahontas, Percy, Bath; 224, Jas R Keeler, De- ano, NYor Ent ous 20th, Lnisita, Phi New Spirit of Trade, Samp- on, Haltimore': New Orleans; Osprey, Ray- ne p; City Brooks, NYork; Persever- nnee, Robertson, do: ‘aulkins, do; 21st, Alida, Ba- ker, Hoston; Gen Windhaint Charleston; North American (), Kerr, Quebee; WH Prescott, Batchelder, Rio Janeiro via Cabdift; 22, Robert Hay, Keslike, Charleston; China (#), x and Boston; Anturio, Hosmer; Hecla (8), Hamaon, and Pennsslennia (3), MeNevin, NYork. ‘Off Tuskar 16th, Chance, Elias, from Liverpool for Mo- bile. ‘Off the Skerries 2ist, Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, from Liv- erpool for NYork, ‘Oft Holyhead 19th, Lady Dufferin, Partelow, from Liver- pool for Hoston. Loxvox, Sept 21—Arr Washington, White, Bassein; 22d, Mebee. ree, Murra ie Biock: Living Cid mn ae’ Philp (and fd: from Deal aa : Ba. Movie ing, Mobile. Ent out Criterion, ‘Stetson, Boston; 22d, Saxonville, Jordan, New Orleans. ‘ LRutions, Sept 18—Are Annie Sherwood, Gilchrist, New j tents. Sept 20—Pamsed, Jane, Gamston, from Swanses or Portland Manmesiies, Sept B—Arr® P Swett, Chadbourne, Phila Masttem, Sept %—Sld Lyra, Nelson, Matson Rept leave tare, Poorencs. Smith, Smith, Gnates Renshaw, Bmith. Lisbon, Cid 18th, barks: Monerey, rat d i brig’ PG Arboe = ee NYork; I8th, Arietta, leona, do: (Dan), Arboe, New Orleans; schr Helen Burns (Br), Wood- gate, Baltimore, In’port Sept 10, barks Daniel Webster, Ryder, for Boston; Fury, Lavender, for do or New Orleans, not decided; Flo. Smith, uhe: brig Renshaw, Smith, do; schrs Tweed (hr), Yor Boston; © F Eaton (ir), for NYork; John Rose Fournier, une, | MATANE RW Grifiths, Dram- mond, for slike Hate: B Wheeler, Dolan, for Portis, do; and others, Rewrour, bept22—Sid, Rastern State, Halpin, St Thomas. pAENCAstix, Sept 19Ent out B Ls Harriman, Heid, for San rane ghnveartiy, NSW, July 23-614 bark Anglo axon, Crowell, fan Fraud In port July 19, Otago, Thodndtke, for San Francisco, Pirwonry, E—Of the Start Sept 21, Volunteer, Moore, from Philadelphia for London. Ponrswocy, Sept 22—Paawe, Loch Lamar, Loring, from J for New Lon IW, Sept I8—Off the Wight, Acme, Hamilton, from bark Contest (Br), Scott, for fross (Old), Seetzen, for do, ldg; Zidon LAND, Sept 22—Arr Abbott Lawrence, Bramhall, agen p. Sl 2ist, Hero, Shankin, New Haven. NB, Oct 2-Arr steamer Britannia, ork; sehra Rena, Philadelph pie, Smith, NYork, ld 2d, brig J W Lovits, Chariéston; 3d, ship Anna Kimoall, i ryt ondon, ROON, Sept d Eureka, Chandler, Havana, Warniroro, Sept W-ArF Ben) Wogers, Crowell, Mira- mich ARTIFICIAL BYES. RIIPIOIAL EYES, — ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EVES made to order and inserted by DRS. F, BAUCH & UGLEMAN merle crmployed by Roiasonnenu, of 509 Broadway, N. THE Lee TURE SFASOD MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY—FOR GENTLEMEN only, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 way. Parties unable to attend there lectures can iive there forwarded on receipt of ten cents, by addressing Secretary of New York Museum of Anatomy CIGARS AND TOBACCO, RA.—20000 CIGARS, OF DIFFERENT GRADES, sale in lots to sult, to close a concel If not solid by the 16th, will be vold on W7th this month at auction. ‘The trate rb Invited to call on LEOPOLD MLLER, No, 4 Dey st. MG EXPRESSES. — } URNMAMS FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH. ment, J15 West Eleventh, near Sixth avenue —Furni- ture of oe moved city or country. Pianotortes, furni- ture, boxed ax'd shipped, “Purniture atored, ones ign ed oo Hurnitw and consulted at time. Principal rand street. Sold by druggists generally—$1 ah Tats ote $6. A. Hier Fisted Ware, table, Cutlery, Ohina, (any en at E. D. BASSFORD'S ‘Bazaar, Coo] cor ner of Astor place. tne e ae A —DR. ane Sip SETROBOD IT, HAS. ep Binet . rs iursed and raay hie tice, 208 Broadway, and even: FY ._Ativice free. M. OWES, Attorney and Counsellor, 78 Nassau st. TO THOMAS R. AGKEW'S, NOR. 260, AND hing else G* Tan, Coren stron, sane ot ey ty Vi in New York. gn aren i UBLISHED THIS DAY. TOO boys A BIRD caugut W Wath CHATF. o same ‘ is AND DAUGHTERS, By mime aatbor— DOWAGEE, CASTLES IN THE A PENCY OR FORTUNE'S FROLIOS, Apa lane mailed, ‘ree of pos on pa Publisher, 22 ne ‘street, New York. R Also new editions MOTHER: R. SEVEN oREAT BLESSINGS bepehis 0 aoe THE HUMAN RACE iE BOTTLE OF ORADWAY'S READY RELIEF. EaTAT CHOLERA, DYSE! cHoLena MORBUS. LLOW FEVER, CURED AND PREVENTED itarbomiy S rsaids, BY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF RHEUMATISM, " NEURALGIA, DIPTHERTA RE TH TAPFICULT, BREATHIN (aig as mip LIEVED IN Ae MINUTES BY RADWAY'S READY XI Pain instantly removed; all acute, inflammatory, mala- rious or intectious diseases prevented and exterminated. ‘The weak, feeble and nervous rexiored to atrengih, vigor and the use of RADWAY'S READ Gre! bottle will do mor Pare more complaints and keep the more clear and bealthy than ten dollars spent for all other medicines or bitters in use. ‘One application externally or a few drops taken jntereaty: will instanily free the mufferer from the most violent ani terri mr dpe and her wood ie weak, feeble a1 prostrated and weer BOWES. "COM PLAINTS. Looseness, di ee cholera morbus or painful ae from the re in fifteen or twenty minute: taking Hendy lief. No congestion or infamnuns- tions 5 no ‘weakivess or lassitude will follow the use ofthe R. R. Relief, ACHES AND PAINS. For headache, whether sick or neryour: rhenmatiem, lum. ‘ago, pains and weakness in the back, 8) epine or k kidneys pains around the Fok pleurisy, swellings of the joint eartburn and pains of inds, way’ Ready Relief will afford immediate , and its continued ‘une for a few days effect a permanent cure. ‘Sold by druggists, and at No. 87 Maiden lane. CHILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT.-WARRANTED @ certain cure, without the ightest danger, for Piles, oid Wounds, Serofula, Salt Tthenm, all Bone and Skin ‘Dis Sette &ec. For sale’ ‘at the drug store, 93 Bowery. THE P mu NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK. {apie 1s. amr is bank wi e ent, on favorable terms. New w Your, August 21, 1865. ALES AT AUCTION. oE.. MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT contly Furniture. (Thuraday), at 103% , at the renidence | ) Wanhington square, , compris varlet; ber ees Seertereee ond little sed. Also one SAVED FIANOFORTE, > na Sa and overs ‘only Brent readin. iy re eur "Hae Mal " : nen, :xtension Ware, Clocks, Cutlery, Crocker This sale is b yet with in regard to cHanLEs YOUNG, Auctioneer. [AUBERT HL. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER, (From New York). GREAT AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PITHOLE PROPERTY. ALBERT H. NICOLAY. ‘will sell, without a to the pighest bidders, AUCTI ON "Pa: Fig! one a 1865, o'clodl und, ALLTOWS. $00 Riding Lots tn foe simple. 1-24 free interest in 186 Leases on the Rooker Farm. wee se No. 18 same farm, now flowing 500 \ 1-32 of ali the Oillon a tract of S acres, adjotning that of Well Xo. 64 0n the Hotmden farm, now flowin, barrels way, with valuable interests in the Hol rey, Mekluney, Ball, Dawson und the Boston ll Ct tract on the Hyner farm. Terms cash and titles ind! ble. The sale will be continued from day to day until all she property disposed of. Maps and circulars, mving Cull rticulars, can be obtained on application to ‘the under- Signed. COUCH, LESTER & RUSSELL, Titusville, Pa. Aunent H. A. %. BURNHAM, AU OTION! Rickert assortment of Furniture, rare and costly Works ¢ ‘orks of Artand Articles of Virta Offered at auction thie season, Mostly imported from Pai Rare chance for partigh commencliy 20,08 W MAGNIFICENT. nous {HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE. PAINTINGS, BRON LES, ae TUARY, aeanooD aN eae CHAMBER FURNITURE, DINING Roo. FURNITURE, CHINA, AND GLASSWARE, Ten PUnLIO AC OTION, Qn thie day (Thursday), att nt residence No, #4 West Sixteenth between Fifth ond Sixth ave, My ir present owner, hourekeeping. Sale com: ig at 1034 o'clock. Magnificent Suita Parlor Furniture, covered with French brocatel of the richest description ; siperb sete brocatel Win, dow Curtains $9 me match sults; ‘Rosewood res, tops; Secreta Bols de a ose ets, ney Pieg sue en es, Antiqua thie Recey aire ler ‘Mant ‘and. Brussels. Carpets, Bronz Srmete Chandeliers, Paintings by ancient and mod- ern ari aan oy, € ta) Lig} — prigias —— ne Petersbirg, Fre ngravings, sean OT AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE,. instrament, tmade rx a for the present owner; over, Walnut eee erence Wesel ead Armore-a-Glace, n auite, styie of Lowe igi int wand Spr y ‘stand. Sofan, Chatry,, Bullet, jon Ta: nd crystal Glassware, Sheflield Table ‘asters, Spoons, Sulvers, Tureens, Puneb ‘and Tea. Servier, French China Dinner Set. niture of the servants’ apartments, N, B.— Compeient ‘persons m attendance to puck and remove the UCTION SALE_OF FURNITURE—ON FRIDAY, AT A 110}4 o'clook, at $80 Palton treet, Brooklyn, by Cone a MURPAY. Black walnut Parlor Suits, Wardrobes, W stands, Bureaus, large Pier Glas, Carpets and Calcio, painted Chamber Sulls, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, at tresses, Ac. MORTGAGE SALR OF HOUSEHOLD FURNEFURS. * AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR JUSEKEKPERS, ae KEBPERS ANDTHE TRADE, LE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE, BEAUTIFUL AND COstLY orb PAINTINGS, WORKS GF ART AND. BRON ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT HEOROOM SUITS, _ MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PTANOFORTE, T, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, n, 10 the highest bidder, for wh, rain or irsday) morning, October 6, at 104% o'clock residence 119 West Eighth at pe shine, this ( precisely, at the four stor; street, between Fifth and Bisth avenues, consisting of Velvet. and Ingrain Carpets, Dining Room—Rich French gen aliver Mounted ¢ tora, ailver Teaspoons, Tabi Hiarkrt, rich silver pinted Ten and « Forks, ( russe Carafes, € i Buffet, twelve Dining ension Tal Chairs, Of Paintings, Parlor’ and Drawing Room—Four benutiful rose arjor Suits, covered wit the richest desoription of erim: nd maroon, crlm*on and nand black French satin brocatel: ‘black walnut Taty Furniture, two rosewood Blageres, with French plate backs and doors, style of Louls XIV. : large Pier Mir. rors, Chandeviers, Turkish Easy Chalra and Lonuges, rich marble top Centre and Pier Tables, rich Lace Curtains,’ a fine collection of Oil Paintings, Bronze Clocks and Ornaments, Frenchching and Parian Vases Corner and Book Stands, lody's MAGNIFIC ENT 08 WOOD dap yororre, STOOL BR; Ct A _vorners, beautifully with all the modern improvements, iron plate, French action, full 7} oc mirrot rt an elegant ingiranoe carved legs and ¢ overstring bars, tave, Chambersand Nursery—Costly Rosewood and Mahogany marble top Bureans, Washstands and aver twenty pire Halk Matiresner, from fade to order and in excellent condl- Bolsters and, Pillows, Counterpanen, rene, Tanen Sheets, Tngrain I" Clocks, Pollet Tables, rexel Ttncka, Toilet Rete. Odeloths, Stair Carpets and Rod ory emones haira, Rockers, Sofie, Lounger, ie Tall, Stands, fen ana Dining Fabien: tngetner wit! large and denirable see tient of Banement ana fitenen Utens H Reliable men in attendanes to cart, pack and ship govds tor purchasers, at rensonable charge. Aro Fresnaem. exits 1B SPEC! the oominiening tale Anes ¢ @ ans 95 Coxtiands street, ‘On Friday, 1034 0 Two vo maetnte Reretty SHOES, ROA Tienes thy pectiotam tT ea LOTS,—JAMES M. MILLER AUC- 106th stree!. Fore~ a ENTRAL P. OFt eer, closure tC at bey October 10, Hon. John B, palais an EE Ft Copren, ATOMONNED 24208 BAUR or Lin goriuient of Greckery and Glassware, Pastor Sula fe, To-morrow (Friday), Qoipbar: 6, at 10% ofcock, ab at Th way, near Fourth stte stort a ry lange and ge gral anne flousenceping embracing Faron Dl ar selina pie, pen also Curtain: td ‘Miprote wo Pianofortes, or 40 Carpets, &c., ec. . MIN! AUCTIONEER.—SALESRi re = Pei tie the Post office, Bid eae RRVILLE Me yo i ancion, Th a ar a me arect a ae itn nt of uu atree! s and ieee, of this city sorrel suddle ‘tansy rfectly kind and gentle harnoss and is not afraid of anything, der excellent condition. a dar hands high, six years old, tt SALESROOM ‘4 ond eller MINCER ENRY xD es ae AUCTIC, ‘Nas posite t SOMERVILLE wil wcll At auction his day CTiuryay), fit $, at Io'olock, in front of thelr, sulesroom, a bay Horse, 16 hands high, Warranted sound, kind in, all harness free and a lish, Also a four seat Rockaway, oes ‘ron mado by Miner & Stevens, Also strong bay’ Horse, "oe. hands high, 9 years old, i fold for, want of use. Also Harnés,’ Whip, Sheets, ‘dlankets, ey Ae. on 2 hand, fgusy Hider, Kind und. geile, dtalrablo for be om? wal seat Roc! with dickey seat, NRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, SAL} sROOM M ite the Post offic SOMEINILLE wills Friday, ba teat io o'clock, at their _salesroom, 37 Naas street, a lenge asso ment of Office Furniture:—Chairs, Bookcases, Otfive Desks, Olicloths, Matting, revolving Chairs, from Safes, &s, 4. FUREY D, MINER, avctions Nassuu street, opposite P Liquorn, Groceries, £6. MINStt & SOME at auction, on Friday, October 6, at 1134 o'ck room, 37 Nassau street, bulance of stock of business, comprising an assortment of imported . most of which are in bond; fine old Sherry, Madeira, mpagne Wines; fine old Brandies, Jamaica Rum: also Oolong Tea, Sardines, English Mustard in casks and cases. ‘The ater tention of the trade, hotel keepers, and the puble generally ie- especially called to this sale as well worthy of attenti EXRY I, LEEDS, AUCTIONEE & MINER will weil by auction, on Fi Til o'clock, ai thelr gallery. 9 Laberiy street, ns Wes! st of Broadway, VALUABLE PRIVATE CC: in oTION OF MODERN OIL. A belonging to a gentleman leaving 1 Old Paintings, comprising the works of Tlos. Cole, Henard, Brownell, Slyerheim, Webb. ED. Lewis, B. i Hill erson, Coleman, Carl Schultz, Walker, Lawman, Foster, tities Ne Benson, ’Martin, De Vos. Mogasth, Tintorelto, Diefonbeck, De La Croix, Deldemacker, and othe OSEPI. HEGEMAN FRIDAY: OCTOBER 6, (AT 0 at the Suiesroom, corner of Wil- frughby and Peal street yn, rosewood Planoy also wlarze assortment of glod rosewood, inahogany, witha oak and painted Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furs ture; Mattrenses, Feather Be Mirrors, Paintin na; Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets; Vilelot Stoves, dc. ORRIS | WILKINS, | AUCTIONEER.—ELEGANT Household. Furniture, Aubusson Garpois, Grand Ph Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &e.,,at auetion tion, on Th "Thursd ‘at fsuction, eclty; also several fine ber 5, 1865, at ll o'clock A. M.. at street, between Fifth and ‘Sixth avenues, the ps. roy ‘alture: contained in said house, most of which was n by the best. manufacturers and is in ject order, Front Parlor—ile- bees covered nerg el It Parior Suit, in bine silk, alegant . ‘urtains to match’ te Mirrors, marble and. orm elegant Aubusson Carpet, in fect. order. Bldck walnut Sofa, Choirs, Ottomans; black walnut and y Secretary, carved black walnut Secretary keane, . ry Table, rosewood rand Fiano, 7 octave, made Room—Carved blac ‘marbie top Extension Table, Ley mar- with broase fignre; rosewood Cabinet, ther, Bedrooms—Carved Linea Chickering: Wilton Carpet. Dining It walnut Buffet, ble mantel Clock, halrg. Broad asthe lap Comimenioss hea Tables, Mattresses. Alson few fine Bonheur, &c, A gnod-ne- after Land: er Kitchen Furniture with which the se ce. The Furniture will be on exhibition the bi previo von 6 the . Permits to see furniture and catalogues at the auictioneer’s oilice, DOUGHTY, AUCHUSEEE « Perempiory sale of new and second : bovanry Srilh sell, on 1 Nasan st hand Furniture, Carpets, M. he. Sure wt INE o'clock, at salearoom 79:8 hold Furniture, comprising Brussels and Ts vahogany, walnut and rosewood Parlor § French plate Pier Glasses, rosewood mirra wores, Becretary, Bookcases, Lexionsion, Dining ‘Tables, Isatlotms, a Burcaus, Washsunds, Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Morena SALE—OF BAY HORSE AND SPRING Family Carriage, nearly new; 4 light. Wagons, | Couch, 2 Horsey Maracas, ex. on Thursay, Och. 5, at ll o’ Jelock, at 339 Fulton st., Pe: x PHY, Auctioneers, SALE.—WM. WITTE Rs. Au raday, the Sth inst. at 10 at 73 Duane street, lot of good Clothin Jewelry, Nautical Instruin the emterte of vari testate estates. SRADEOND, Public Administrator, _ OSITIVE’ AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOU aE hold and other Furniture.—RICHARD F tioncer, will sell at his salesroom, 489 I’earl street, this (Thursday), at 103g o'clock, 5 Betsioncn, ables, « Feather Beds, Counters, Desks, | how AWNBRORER'S SALE —THIS DAY, AT 10 at BELL & ING M’S seivardoms, ry, S00 lets firet class oy suited 4 the sea son, oD. DeLong, 209 East Broadway. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS iat 103'o'eloct t, a fare 4 fay ly of i Wagons, Harness, &, THE FIREMEN. EW YORK FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION.—A § meeting will be held thix evening at head Greenwich avenue, at8 o'cloc mmpt firems " of pn with tdi thelr excursion "we delphia are respectfully invited to attend. 3 eee ENKY WILSON, Permn Y, Evenert, Seerar President. DRY “GOODS. er TR. oa MACY'S, JUST RECEIVED, THE. FALL IMPORTATION OF OUR POPULAK FRENC VES POR LAL D MISSE: SHADER, AND AT THE ory, 204 and 206 SIXTH AVENUE, LOAKS AND MANTILLAS LTO ‘481 RROADWAY, WILL OPEN AT RETA Kine gem jcTuDER ortatic: TAN e ELEGANT NOVELTIES Fang CLOAKS AND.) MANTILLAS, R PALL AND, WINTER WEAR. AFULL assontaext af Hlkinown MANUFAC’ — their Fall Ter IN AND CHILDREN: ‘Ss NISHING GooDs. LORD & TAYLOR, ij retailson't te re SEN Oat rich and ted it Y, Oct, 5, a wt varies will open, at reall 4A and rai Greminen nd Underetothing ew: Gitela? Dresses, Cloaks aoa taderctothing: . Bi yf latest oe “HON 18 INVITED. Orders promptly and carefully atieniod to, AP ROBES, LAP ROBES. JUST REUEIV large assortment, at wholesale or retail, 26 per any house in the city: MAGNUS BROTHERS, 106 Fulton stre 10 MILLINERS AND COUN HOLESA’ ‘At Grand strect cheap store we ser than down, town, jobbers sell whole pieces. Call the address—S11 and 3113 Grand street, and 68 A: ety fifth block east from the Bowery. Bntranos to the whole sale department 66 Allen street. DO neques, ouses, Overcoats, Shi Millinery Geos chen. Mark Second Floor—Straw and Felt Goods. oor— i Sie Third Floor—Ribbons, Millinery and Silk Conde fuoney. Fourth Floor—Case Goods only. MILLINERY <ALL AND WINTER STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS ‘s i tion and vale. eed i URI, 400 Broadway ¢ and 156 Fulton XxTH AVENT Hains worn Mit ERY LeU SL eT. FALL BON JOCKE! FALL BONN te aN KEYS. FALL BOD B THE LAR y THE LARC THE LAKG at MODERAT AT MODERATE P Millinery Goods of every Satin eluding ait ther novelties of the season id pi 7 RR AS JUST RNED FROM DAME HARRIB AS JUST, RENEE Feathe ors, Cuaaee ‘and Flowers, for balisy and rh cp i R tai, and in additio specialty in chitdrente . ‘of her eustomers and of in eda is Si Tenth street, LETAMS, 120 NINTIC STREET, TARES 1 nie MeL Stee, hee Iriends and the Taian in gou veal "ece}ved the Intcat styles of Bowne! ou Phat the hae revel cloak making done vo order. At I2¥ Ninth a tiade JARRONNE. 1 HAS REMOVED TO oT ARAME, DA ‘over Hathaway's lace store, where she ie ow exhibiting an elegant assortment of Bonnets, Round inte, &c, Ladies will aleo find dressmaking in all ii Wel