The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tauravay, Oct. 5—6 P. M. ‘The stock market has been strong and excited to-day, the speculative fever having heightened, and the en- thusiasm of the bulls being sustained by the rapid ad- vance of quotations, At the first board New York Cen- tral closed 3; higher than gt the second board yesterday, Erie 294, Hudson River 134, Reading , Michigan Soath- ern 24, Cleveland and Pitsburg 1%, Fort Wayne %, Northwestern 1%, preferred 3s, Ohio and Missis. sippi certificates %, Quicksilver 2. Cumberland was unchanged. Michigan Southern stock was very scarce for delivery, and % per cont per day was paid for it by Dorrowers. Government securities were steady, but inactive, ‘the open board at one o'clock a large business was ‘and prices were higher. At the second rogular board the extreme quotations on the street were not fully maintained, except in the case of Cleveland and m. sland %, Fort Wayne %, Quicksilver 1%. New York Central was umehanged. Hudson River de- lined %, Reading 3, Northwestern %, Ohio and Mis- sissippi certificates §g, Camberland 3. Government eeourities continued dull, and coupon fve-twenties were 36 lower. After the call the market regained its buoyancy, and Cleveland and Pittsburg sold up to 85. At the open — board “at half-past three thore was renewed excite- ment, and a further general advance took place. New York Cantral sold at 975, Erie 92%, Hudson River 112X, Reading 117%, Michigan Southern 84%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 84%, Rock Island 1104, Northwestern 81, preferred 6334, Fort Wayne 99, Prairie du Chien 5734, McGregor Western 2434, Canton 435¢, Cumberland 475, Quicksilver 53, Central Coal 59, Ohio and Mississippi cor- tificates 505. Afterwards there was increased inquiry for the latter, under a reported clique movement, These certificates, which sold at 6? in March and April, 1864, have not as yet participated more than two percent in tho present rise, The market cloved retive and steady. There is a notuble accession of outside speculators and orders from the country. [i is generally tho case thut when prices are nearing their zenith upon an excited market the public kindly step in and buy the stocks which the brokers and professional operators are g'ad to De relioved of. Asyet the outside multitude isnot s2fll- ciontly large to absorb the, load in store for them, and moreover there is a prospect of prices being forced considerably higher be‘ore the present speculative excitement subsides. The market will break of its own weight before many more days elapse, and there will be arush to realize; but it is likely that a fresh rise will succeed the reaction and continue until the bull element has spont its force or prices rise £0 bigh as to recoil upon and demoralize the bulls themselves, or some unlooked for event occurs to create distrust, The present rise is almost entirely artificial; but a0 long as the country is flaoded with an irredeemable and depreciated cur- rency all prices w'll be more or less fictitious represent- atives of vaine, and there is great danger of much fur- ther inflation in the future, There is the danger of political agitation of the Onancis! question, The votes of the representatives of the reconstructed States in Congress are almost certain to be opposed to the present heavy tariff, and in favor of the lightest possible tax- ation, The interests of the South have always been iu harmony with free trade principles, and consequently opposed to a protective tariff, The Southern States will probably yeturn to the Union with the same views to support as they advocated ante- cedent to the war, rendered all the more bitier by the war itself. - An@ it is this consideration, as well as the more immediate question of our export and import trade, which is influencing the course of gold. Tho latter was firm to-day, tho opening price being 148%, from which there was an advance to 147%, fol- lowed by a relapse to 146%; end a subsequent rise to 146%. Loans were made at six percent and 1-32, The extreme quotations since the commencement of the yoar havo been as follows: — Highest, ‘198 196% 1433 is 4 ise 140% 14255 Foreign exobaage is dull but firm at 109% for bankers’ billa at sixty days. Tho rate asked is, however, 1007 alld Petroleum stocks were lower at the first board than at the same time yesterday, with the exception of Webster, which advanced 10c., and Germania and Tack, which were stendy. Pithole Creck showed a declino of 10¢., Buchanan Farm 22., Rynd Farm 5c., United States 0c. At the second board the market was generally lower. Pithole Creek closed at $7 80, Webster $1 20, Ham & McClintock $6 75, Buchanan Farm #0c., Empire City 55c., Knickerbocker 10c., Oil Creek $1 18, United States $30 25, McKinley $8 25. The money market increased in activity to-day in pro- portion to the increased demands of the Stock Exchange, ‘and no now loans were mado under six per cent, while the outstanding loans at five were advanced one percent. Towards the ciose 0° besiness a few transac- tions wore made at seven, Ther is, however, no danger of present stringency. The discount line ‘s active, and commeroial paper of tho first class is rated at 7a $3¢ per cent, with very few transactions at the former rate. Very good paper submits to a charge of 9 a 12 por cont. The funding loan makea little progress, owing to the sub- scribers having the option of deferring their subserip- tions till the end of the month; but the amount.o* bonds offered will bo freely taken, and almost exclusively in ox- change for five-twenties. ‘The torms of the Erie loan are variously construed, bat leas unfavorably than some auticinated. ne £800,000 of bonds were sold at £70 per £100 by Mr. Pear- gon in London, as we stated a fortnight ago, and placed on the market at the subscription price of £75, by J. S. Morgan & Co., the succossors of Peabody & Co. This would give to the company, with jold at 146, about $3,696,000 in currency. The fullowing is comparison “of the prices of leading stocks at the first board on the 25th of September and to-day :— New York Central. 97% Northwestern preferred. 62 Island. . a 113K Mi. Fort Ware nm Atlantic Mail 88. Co.....147 Ohio and Miestasippi cer. 28% Quicksstver Cambortand te The following were the officers clecter for the ensuing year at the annual meeting of the Clearing House yes- torday :— john Q. Jones, Eeq., President of the Chemical Bai Secretary —Robert Bayles, Esq., President of the Mar. by Flouse Commitioc—Jacod D. Vormilye, &: cashier 8 the Merchants’ Bank, Chairman; James Morrison, Esq., President Mantatian Company ; Ephraim D. Brown, Req., President Mechanics id’ ‘Vraders' Bank; Sylvester ‘R. Comstock, Esq., Cashier Citizens’ Bank, Ovaries P. Loverici:, Eeq., President Bauk of New Com: om Sw pensions—Jamos Gallatin, Esq., Presi- dont ortho re National Bank, Chairman; Jacob Cam} bell, Kaq., President of the Pacific Bank; ‘George W. Duer, , Cashier of the Bank of the Stato of New York William K. Kiichen, Eoq., President Park Bank; Edward Hai ik of the Commonwealth, tes F. Huntor, FE President People’s Bank, Chairman; James BE. 80 President Atlantic Ban! hip one ‘Thomas Moual 'Prosident Palton Bark; Ei vegies Oriental Bank; Uriel Joe ae |. Pris A. Murdock, Eaq., Pres’ Continental Bank. Committees on Ariitratic H, Lowery, Eeq., President of tho Bank of the Republic, Chairman; Wm: I, Jenkins, Kaq., Cashier Bunk of America; John P. Yelverton, Esq., President Bank of North * Americ ay Shepherd Knapp, ., President Mechanica’ Bank} Bonedict Lewis, Jr. |.» President Batehers and Dro: vers’ Bank. Manager—Wm. A. Camp. ‘The businers at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- $2,589,000 874,102 68,201,900 » ' 627,000 66,000 Stock ‘Exchange, THerapay, Oct, 610:50 A 3 boty pay ey roe i a” Erie RR, .°60 do. 24 Gail 800 Eerie RR pret 100 Hud River RR 200 00 (do 0 ee biery cou ih 100 de (9000 US 6's, 187) 400 do 1000 Tr n Thode s 9b 100 Nor & Wi 2300 Reading BR... 11734 800 doe 810.117) 2000 do 3000 400 400 2000 Chic 300 Mich 1000 MichS&! c 88! 1200 do 83: 1600 do. 83 2000 1000 do, 88 5000 1900 do, 82% 5000 Erie, 4th mort 94 100 = do. rig 1000 Erie, 3d mort 98% 2000 do. » 826 1000 Mich Cen8’s,ul 10334 2800 do. . 82 2000 do......... 109 200 do. 95 81 "8, 1st 11 300 do......860 74 1000DL& Wistmox! 300 do, .....860 73 1000 Pitts, FW&C lat 105 400 do 2dcallo 83 bem 83 600 do. 88 82 600 Chev. itis dm ™% 100 do. + 8% 66 she Bank of 105 150 Mich South 135 50 Fourth Nat Bank 96 800 Clov & Pitts RE 80 200 do, .2d call 4236 1280 do, . 80 100 Del & Hud Canal 14736 200 do. ‘call 100 do,.2d call 149° 400 do. .. 80) 100 do.. b3 150° 10 Clev Col Cin RR. 12036 150 Penn Coal Co.... 169% 1060Chi & NW pref. 60 100 do... 170” (1800 do. 8K 100 do...,..888 170 100 do. ryr4 400 Cumb Coal pref. 4814 2000 do. 4 200 do. 48% 1000 do. 68! 50 do, . 500 68 200 do, 4336 100 68: 200 do. .2d 4156 100 67 48 es Ee 1 100 6734 100 do, .2d cali sy 400 no 300 Mariposa Mg Co. 123, 700 10034 ONT et eo «100 109: ‘700 RR. 98 200 109: 100 joo ne + B80 97) 52 101 200 do..2d call 973¢ 100’ a 1000 Erie sees 92 50 9835 200 400 98% 1700 92% 600 98% 2200 92-100 385% 100 Si 400 o 100 oO 915, SECOND BOARD. Ha.y-pasr Two o'CLock P, M. $5000 U S 6's 81, reg 107% 200.shs Hud Riv RR. ai 10000 US6's,"81,coup 1073 1000 Reading RR.. —— US6's,5-20coup Lew! 100 Mich Cent RR. is 4 bre Cleve &Pitts RR Joo00 US6's, 5: 200 ni 102 oh san 11000 Y S 5-20, rez.. 101% 9000 T notes 7-30, 58 98 Wo ich So Wt sak do. x 10000 Ohio Miss cer “i 50 IM Contrai Rit. 132 400 Chi& NW RR pre 6734 1000 67 Ox ape do. do. do. ox = Cumb Coal pref, 47% too Chi & N Western 31 AO.veeeees, 4726 300 Cleve & Tolodo.. 110 Bo Qnickstver Co AS” AON do 109% 100 N Y Central, ..83 97% = Bs Frw& ‘Chic,x i 99 20 do... orM do..... 99: 200 Erte RR. 9255 200 Alt& THopref,.. 68 1000 do 8215 900 Chieaso & R TRE 109% 50 Erie RU pre 86 do, 3093; 10935 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tnurspay, Oot. 5—6 P. M. Asura —Receipts, 115 packages. The market continaod dull for want of stock. Prices were without material alteration. Brusp-rurva.—Reccipts, 20,218 bbls. flour, 99 do. and 180 bags corn meal, 3,950 bushels wheat, 150,071 do. corn, 69,607 do. onts, 16,657 do. rye, 12,367 do, malt and. 71,317 do. barley. State and Western flour eontinurd active, and prices again advanced 10c, a 15c. per vbl., the market closing buoyantly with the tendency still to higher prices, The sales comprised about 17,000 bbls. at our rev'sed quotations annexed. Senthorn ‘flour was also in active demand and shade higher. The rales were about 850 bls. Canadian flour was fairly active and 10c, a 150. in sollers’ favor. The sales were about 450 bblx, Rve flour was firm, bat quiet. Corn meal was in demand, and prices were a shade firmer. The sales included’ 200 bbl, Brandywine at $515. Wo quote:— Superfine State and Western flour. $785 a 8 25 .8 8 Extra State, 35 60 Choice Stat 8 55 % Common to medi 8a — Extra round hoop Ohio. 8% a 9 2% ‘Western trade brands. 9 50 a 12 50 Common Sonthern, 9 35 a 10 90 Fancy and extra do, 200 a 15 75. 8400 900 cl 9 100 12 2 Rye tlour (aupertine! 15 50a 610 Corn meal, Jorsey...... 4908 5 00 Corn meal, Brand wine, «6 15 _ Corn meat, Brandywine, +26 00 —The wheat market ruled more , and prices ad- vancad 2c, a Sc, per bushel. The sales embraced neariy 99,000 bushels, at $1 75a $1 76 for Milwaukve club, $1 73.081 75 for Chicazo spring, $1 752 $1 77% for amber Milwaukee, $2 45 for new white Michigan, and $2 35 a $2 37% for now amber State. The corn market was quiet and heavy, though without matorial change. ‘Tho sales wer about 63,000 bushels, at Sc. 2 9Se. for unsound and 94c. for sound mixed Western. Oats were quiet, but nominally unchanged. The salos were at 49¢ a 56éc. for unsound, and 60c. a 65¢. for sound. Rye was dull, if anything prices were firmer. The sales were at 1a $107. Malt was neg- lected, and prices were almost nominal. Barley was in Dotter demand at a decline of 1c, a 2c, per bushel. We notice further enles o” 60,000 bushels at $1 82.2 $1 35 for Canula West, and $1 15 a $1 20 for State, Cortox.—The ‘market opened with leas animation, but after two o'clock it rallied at oir annexed quotations, both shippers and spinners buying freciy, and closed firm with a strong inclination to advance. The sales comprised 9,750 bales. Mg quote:— aha ~~ N.0. -. So ry f= 52° 54 55 Corvin wns in good jobbing demand at full prices, Primo grados wore searce and hada hardening tendency. We noticed no material change. Frets. —The market was firmer for everything, the high rates for cotton tending to render* rates for other merchandise higher, ‘The engavements were:—To Liv- erpool, 100 tons oileak > at Gd. ; 250 bales cotton at 3d. a 0-164, ; 150 hhds tobacco, private; 14,000 bushe's corn at 34d. a 4d., bulk and bags, per steamer; 690 bales cotton at Id., 14,000 bushels corn at Gd. A bark was chartered from Charleston to Liverpool, cotton, at a. Morasvien wan in more active demand and firmer, as the offerings were limited on account of the scant stock, Tho sees were 100 bivis. Parbadoes at 78c., 45 hhds. Porto Rico at $1, and 170 hhds. Cuba moseovado at G6c., cash, Proveeroxs,—Receipts, 227 bbls. pork, 12 packages beef, 20 do, cut meats and 262 do, lard — The pork morket was firmer under an active speentative and cood trade de. mand, Now m ss closod stoady at $25 87%. The sales were about 11,000 bhls,, including 2,800 bbl. new mees for the last of this month, buyers’ option, at $36. The sales for immed'ate delivery were about 7,700 bble., at $35 25 a $3E8714 for new moss, $00 for prime, and $30 75 @°$31 123¢ for prime moss, The beet market was more active, and prices were a shade firmer. ‘The sales were about 18,000 bbls, at $9 50 a $12 50 for lain mess, and $12 60a $15 50 for extra mess. Bret ms were quiet. Bacon was dull but unchanged, Cut meats were in moderate demand, and prices were firm. The sales cover 400 ages, at 16%¢. a 17%. for shoulders and 19%¢, a 23¢. for hams. ‘the lard market was firmer. The sales were 600 packa’ os at 2he..n 290. for common to prime, Butter was firm, with & sieady good jobbing demand, The snles were at 28c. a 43c. for ‘Western, and 43c. a 50c. for Siate. Cheese was steady at 18¢, a 17¢, for common to prime factory Pereeuecx,—The market wax scarcely so firm at the oponing, but the concession induced greater activity, and ‘a large business was done on speculation and for export at full figures, the market closing firmer, Tho best oil that is made is taken by the exporters, and that which is consumed here is an inferior article. Exporters willingly } Ae) Bo. to be. per galion more than our own dealers. ides the sales here an immense business was done in Philadelphia, where, since Tuesday, agilly 40,000. ble. have been ‘sold, mi ny at 63¢. for refined, in bond, on the spot and deliverable within the next sixty daye, Tho sales here were 11,000 bbia. at 3034. a 40. for crude, on the spot and all the month; . for reflued, in bond, on the epot and all the mon ineInding choice, for dxport, at 6730. Free was quiet at S80, a 84c. Rick. —The market ‘was quiet but steady. We notice sales of 100 bags Patria at 100. Svaan —The demand continued good from all sections, amd prices rnied nominally tc. a \c. in sellers’ favor. ‘The transactions were limited by the scarcity. The sates embrace 764 bhds, Cuba muscovado at from 14e, to 15 svt 1,149 boxes Havana, at from 14340, to 16e.; also ai boxes do, on torme not made public. Refined was firm but without decided change. Tau.ow.=<-The transactions were small, and rates had a declining tendency, The sales were confined to 40,000 : pounds at 15: Ke. Tonaceo, — ing demand Natio gs? oe Hees were yall The sales comprised 200 hhds. ky, at from 620. to 30c., and Sack aeaioates 273 bbis. The market was doll, lower. ‘The sales were 300 bbis., icon ‘283g a $2 20, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. AnseTnoxo— AWnEY.—Last evening, t Spear, Jen J. Anserusxa, of Rome, K., daughter of Westminster's. Ai aKeR-—MILLRR.—On Thursday, Rev. Mr. Foss, of St. Paul's M. &! chi nen to Kare, youngest daughter of Sena R Miller, Beq. No cards. Crvpe—Emm.—On Wednesday, May 17, by the Rev. J. M. both of A. Roach, Jomx H, Cuvps to Miss Many this city. Hoogtann.—At the residence of the bride's father, b the Rev. R. 1. Dashield, Cuannes D. Fosten, Beq., Of Wilkosbarre, Pn., to Miss Many J., omy daugh? tar ot Amen Hooglant Eeq., of Newark, N. oa Haves—Durr,— On Wednesday evening, October 4, at tho residence of the bride’sjfather, by Rev. John Me Evoy, James BE. Haves to Sanam Jane, second daughter of John ‘A. Duff, Beq. Nopards, Hownaxn—Mitcer.-—-On Thursday, Chureh of the Incarnation, by the ery, Hiewny 2, Howtasn, Fi the Rev. Saml. October 5, at the Henry F. La , to Miss Lovise Min. iv, gom 2 Lan, daughter of tho Inte Jonathan Miller, all of this elt Rene Tuesday evening, October 3, by | —Ou Tuseday evening, October 8 by Rev, Wm. soma =O Tota srenng, Bavag, all of this cit Orrirron Cann 2 SYLvere F. wap — of Brooklyn. WarLan—Forry.—On Sunday, October 1, by MN at Forty-seventh street and Second avenue, Patrick Wuetan, late of Duke street, Dublin, to Karz Forsy, of Kilkenny. Kilkenny and Dublin papers please copy. Died. Bracxray.—On Thursday, October 5, at his resi- dence, Upper Nyack, Rockland county, N. Y., Seaxe Brackran, Esq. in the 87th year of his age. Funeral this (Friday) fernnon, his late residence. Bur‘a! at Greenwood Cemetery, from the foot of Harrison street, on Saturday morning, at ten CS Wig The friends are invited ° attend without further notice. Bowse.—On Thursday, October 6, at Wostchester, N. Y., Sioxey B, Bowne, in ihe ‘78th yoar of his age. ‘The friends of the family are ‘invited to "tiiend the funeral, at Friends’ Meoting House, Westchester, on stventh day, the 7th inst.. at two o’clock P.M. Carri- ‘ages will be in waiting at Harlom Bridge, at ono o'clock. Broveriek.—On Thursday mornin, October 5, Manca- rer Bropenick, nat've of Galway, Ireland, aced 16 years. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, “from the undertater's, 29 Madison street. The remain’ will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Galway papers please copy. Cocuraxe.—On Thursday, October 6, Crartorm J. Cocvnang, tho only child of ‘John and Adclia Cochrane, aged 10 months and 1 day. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 267 Ninth stroet, this (Friday) afternoon, at half- post two o'clock. Carp -%.—On Thursday, October 5, Micmary H. Car- poze, in the 65th vear of his age. The funeral will take place from his late residence, No, 177 West Thirtv-seventh strest, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend. *DrumMovp.—On Wednesday, October 4, Joun Ganpyxr Drvwonn, only con of John and Annie Dremmond, aged 1 month and 20 dava. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 118 avenue C, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ’Gremr,—On Wednesday ‘morning, October 4, Mrs. Eviza- bern Greer, relict of George Greer, aged 87 years, The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, from the residence of her daughter, Elizabeth McKever, 19 Gay street. Gnem suapr.—On Wednesday, October 4, Joun D. oars #YSLADE, of Devonshire, England, in the 45th year of Tle funoral will take placn this (Friday) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, from his late residence, 77 Centre, corner of ‘Worth street. . The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice. Haraax.—In Brooktyn, on Thareday, October 6, Huan Haru, in, the 31st year ‘of his ALO. Notice of fimerat in to-morrow's panel FarKrx.—Suddenly, on Thursday, Dciabor &, of bilfous fover, Brrocrr H rns, sister to John and Catharine Har- kin, a native of parish of Kiltaroek, Donegnl, Ireland. ‘Tho friends and acquaintano’s are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at nine o’clock, from the residence of Mr. James McMakin, 403 ‘West Sixtcenth street, and proceed from thence to St. Colnubrs church, West Twenty-ffth strect, when a ro- quiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her sonl; from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Inet+xp,—On Wednesday morning, October 4, in the 28th year of his age, Uzan W., eldest son of William H. and Rachet A. Ireland. The relatives and friends of th family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father-in-law, No, 253 West Thirty-fonrth street, on Sa- turday morning, at hal!-past ten o'clock. Jonstx.—At West Hoboken, on Wednesday morn- ing, October 4, WarteR Lraast, es son of Samuel 8. aadiemastio "Johnston, aged 8 yea The relatives and friends aro Invited to attend the faneral, nt the residence of his father, in West Hoboken, thia (Fifday) morning. at ton o'clock, without further notice, Carriages will be in waiting at Hoboken ferry until a quarter past nine. et. —At Kent, Ohio, on Wednesday evening, October | 4, Deas Kent, in the 80th yoar of his age. Krrerpy.—On Tuesday, October 3, Mary C. Kxxwepy, | aged 10 years, 3 months and 29 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the fun-ral, from the residence of her parents, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 111th street, between recond and Third avenu 8, Haren. Naatt.—On Tharsday morning, October 5, Maavm, only da ghter of Juhn A. and Clarissa Nasi, in the 14th year of her age. The friends and relat of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence parents, 75 North Ox ord streot, Brooklyn, on Patur- dav afternoon, at two o'clock. Negox.—Oh Thursday morning, October 6, after a | Kt perenne who well long, Hnverine S38, | nepmeatees ho ekness, Wittsaat Haxny Nevsox 4.27 days, it-burg papers please copy. a Prvy.—On Wednesday morn'ng, Octobrr 4, at half-nast | four o'elo’k, Rrnscea, the loving and beloved wife of Crawford € Pyne, ng d 90 years, a native of St. John, The funcral wil tako place this (Friday) aftornocn, at k Wost Thirty fret stro t, where the frionds of the family are particularly requested to attend wv ut furthor invitation. Boston and § B.) papers please copy. Prase,—On Theeeday, October 5, after a sh vere illness, Zenkos Fiirx, only child of 4! Hattio Plast, aved 1 month find 7 days. Feneral services will take place at the Saltrane paren‘s, 133 Past Thirty-fifth street, on noon, at two o'clock, Paxanrm:.—On Thuraday, October 8, at her Inte resi. dence, No, 735 Greenwich ‘street, Scax, wife of Jere. miah Pangbnrn, in the 88th year of her aze. ‘Tho relat'ves and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Rev. Mr. Orgood’s cherch, corner of Redford and Christopher streets, on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Rrensox,—On Wednesday, Ociober 4. Ricurz, dangh- ter of Ann Maria and the late James Ryerson, aged 11 years, 5 months and 18 days. ‘The relatives and friet ade of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two ooleck, from the ‘residence of her grandfather, «Mr. Charles Lozier, 152 Loray street, Sarreck.—On Thursday, October 5, after a lingering illness, Luther Smarrven, in the 64th year of his age. Notice of funeral to-morrow, Sunirvay.—Convnuiva Suurrvan, in the 220 year of his |, at four ‘o'clock, from | said bonds | preparing the Umber for market age, a ‘aherduggan, parish of Doneraile, coun- ty Cork, Ireland, ‘Tho friends of the family are most respectfully Invited to attend the fanoral, thie (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his Inte ‘residence, 170 Fast Twenty-ninth street, between Firat and Second avenues, Wruia—On Lp ang morning, October 3, Captain Mosms Wrirs, aged 43 yen: Now Bedford Tapers please cop: ume ‘STATIS ra TERABURY. H DEPARTMENT, Nev Yonn, Sept, 22 1868, = a autiortent pty bey the fescnes, of the Trensury to com. Inet.. payment of = coupene for the Fives wenty honda falling sane on the Ist of November, When eoupone are presented in fhumbere of thirty (30) oF more, they must be xccompanted Je for examina. tom when checks will, be given far them in the order men Shey exe vemereny O an noon thereafter as the ¢: in be comy “thank seboduten wi he furnished upon application at the intorest desk of this of "1. H. YAN DYOR, Assistant Treasurer Untted States, A’ LOAN OF $400 WANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS, Good interest piven. Aildrest Herald office, Ber ‘OORT PETROLEUM COMPANY, rior: 126 Marbey Laan nw Yorn, Oct. 4, 1865, ‘The Truntoos of the Brevoort Petroleum Com jane thie day deciored @ Gvigens of two and @ one-half ti canton the ca x cts payable at “tle apital pilice, nn and after. the. 10th Jaws s x ‘ChRaMER, closed from the 7th to the 10d Tl" REST ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTEREST ON Donde and stocks of the city and county of New York, ue and payable November 1, 1865, will be paid on that day by Daniel evil, Esq., Chamberlain of the city, at ine Brondway Bank.’ The iranafor books will be closed'on Mon- ¥y the OW ATTTTRW T, BRENNAN, Ci mptrofier, Deranttent oF able go au ne? NEGOTIATE K Purchase and pel Government and otber § Haeton, Rive MONEY ON DEPOSIT, 1 dhe rate of four por cent per annum, APER, ‘ecuri lies on com- K and allow in’ ‘on daily bi ich may de drawn at any me: OR WILL TUE ORRTFICATES OF DEPOSTE Bearing interest, payable gn demand Late of United Staten Treasury in New Yo (Late of " JOUN S8HFIELD CISCO, | A’ of wit eeegteeirane is Provided ay multpas of of do otra fersot niructions willbe. teanamitied (6 the various officers authorized to receive ceriificates and notes, 10 which stteaton is ince, i. MOCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. FLOUDERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS KNOWN AS ool Bonds of 186A! hereby notified that wil be redeemed In’ Untied States, gold coin at Our office at maturity, November 1, 1865. Interest on the above bonds will’ cease from’ and after the LEES & WALLER, 83 Pine street. New Yors, September 26, 1865, FFICE OF THE VENANGO AND FIRHOUS, PETRO- Bum, m COMPARE, 158 Broadway, room 9, New York, Sey Directors have Miectared ® regu: lar es Mie dividend of two (2) per cent out of the earnings for the month of September, pavable nt this ovfies, on Taes- dag, October 10. J. L. DOUGLASS, President. OPER OF THE IVANHOE PETROLEUM COMPA. 44 Pine xtreet, New York, Oct, 4. 1835.—A dividend of two-snd one half per vent on the capital stock of $15,000 of the Compeny han thia day bean declared by the _irectors payable on the J0tn instant. Transfer from the Sth to the 10th Satan ine Inelus TILEY, Secretary. FICE OF THE MARIPOSA COMPANY, 3 WALT street, New York, October 6, 1865. to the bond. holdersor the Marinans Gompeny. On and atler. the 10th inst, the company will faaue scrip in payment of the coupons now due upon thelr first bonds, at, their gold valne, accord ine to the terms of a resolution of the Board of Trustees, aaxedd October 5, 1968, which rerip will be received in pay: ment of the instalment upon preferred atook. W, TITUS, Secretary. 11E CROTON NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITY OF New York.—Designated Depositary and Finanotal Agent of the United States, 17 Nassan atreet. This bank. is pre- pared to recetve accounts {rom bank kers and others, On favorable terms, and will, ns atten! to the conversion of" co nto the #ix per cent five-twents . M, Hxppex, Cashier, COUPONS OF THY BONDS OF THR ATLANTIC nd Great Western Railway due on. Lat October will he a the te oilice of MCANDREW & WANN, 12 Pine street, rork. fe NION DIME SAVINGS BANK. Nos, 427 and 499 Canal rtreet, corner of Varick. ASRETR, $1,864,806 87. Open daily from 10A, M. to8, and ‘on Monday, Wednesday sud Raturiay eventtise from $107 o'clock. Rix percent In terest, free of government tax, slowed on snms of $500 and under, and five ner centon Lager sums, | Money deposited, gn or berorn October 20, will boar interest from October Bank books in English. German and see RIV, MAUOTIWOUT, President. SOLOMON L. HULL, Tressurer Ganoxge 8, Cuarix, Secretary. 200. —WANTED, A LOAN OF §200, FOR THREE months, for which £26 interest will ho paid: se- rity, stock of goods in store amounting to $1,600. Address D. C., box 182 Herald office. ws ‘ANTED TO EXCHANGE—FTRSTOLASS OTL STOCKS for tunproved or unimproved property or timber Jand, half coshy for srvall house one hour from the ety, reas Oil, 119 Nasaat street, room 1 harge. M. B. S HATCH “Presiden SPECI TAL "NOTIORS. bal ede abd ‘OF | Tar, “CORCORAN IRISH TRGTON Monument Association will be held on this da: dry thedth I inal a at the ‘armory of thn pi fo Mad ‘of Tall place and Seventh strect, at & diaock PM." hy onder of Brovet Brig. Gen. JO. P. MoIVOR, President. Tnor. Duxnar, Recording Secretary. OMMALIER & CO.'S EXPRESA. PERSONS WHO have been notified as having packages in this office to thelr address are requested to send fort their property b ia | three daya, aftor which the will proceed to ale of thone articles, as anthorized se the act of the Legislas tre of this State: penwed the Mth of April Lass BALIER & CO., 40 aud 4 Broadway. NONCE CALL PARTIES ATE NENERY CAUTIONED against Infringing the patents of (he subscriber for de- aulphurizing or depurating coals and ares JACOR J. STORER, FFICR OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Thirty-second district af the Stata af Now York, No, & Gadar strest, comprising the Firat, Recond end Fourth wa of the elty or New ¥ nnnal Tox Notioe.—Notie hereby pte 1 list of taxex paroxaed in the above collection district for the year beginning May 1. 1485, how been received from the assessor, ond that the dutios, taxes and, licenses therein apeciied have Teco, ble. The undersigned will attend personally, at bis office, No. $3 Cedar street, near Pr: dois “(Sundays excepted), commencine: October ensulne. and end! pe 20: for the receipt of sad a ée. # hours from 10 o'clock A. M. to 3 P. faactuted. in the Het are on inde, earrias pianofoste veneers Upon in samen for" sleet Fesneetively, nerordingly’ tot time herein MENT FOR CAPITALISTS,— ‘otton Plantations in North Curotina on Pamlico river, seven miles from Bei with suficlont f for sale chenp, wn of Waahin accominodal dings, barns, An Ariestan well a ing, prouounced | the best im the State, An located 01 river, wh 000 worth of goods wore sold annnally good stand forthe purchase of cotton and naval stores; also ono of the best fisheries na eon in ste: cesaftl operation for upward Fifteen heine dred neren of prodve tarpentine anda, which slone wonld pay the purchase money by erceting a steam sawmill and Veing so near navigubie water and then, by the application of mart. the land Itself he made fine cotton land: the mart undertying the whole upping ont near all tho stresins and enally ac. ye cleared Innd has been thoroughly marled, and much of whas had two dressiage. The csiate could be divided Into two dine plantations, giving cach a front of near ly amile on the river, and with r eultivadion and favor. pon from 400 to 500 of cotton on each farm rie farm will be for one year upon the payment of one-fourth the.crop or $10,000 in specie, “There are now preserved on the farm ‘suilictent cotton seed to plant 60) acres, Tho temperature of the climate ia such as to make the ewployment of white labor rofitabie in the enlfure of cotton. Tlie undisvated, having , in haagaly mn In possession of the faunily of the for more than» oe tn For, her particulars ir ANCY, HYMAN & street, New York, or to HUGHES & DILL, KSONVILLE,, FLA. SEPT. 16, LA AC Pe’ Jones in not anthorized to act nt in New a OF procuring versels for me. OSE: i SEMINGTON ‘OTIVE.—ANY 800TH LEM AN WISHINO to lease a Cotton or Sngar Plantation will please ad. dross W. PF. C., station G, Brondway, stating where an inter. view can be had, UGAR PLANTATION TO LEASE—KNOWN AS THE Ridgenield plantation, ri Fimmuediately above the town peas 7 arieh Let. a ae cabing, de, Tt isin the en and rel acres, over I, @ brick flee, "of the au region, open & uF ‘the Dpe tion will be leased, If, To par lien with capital no. more desirable in in the South, For aw address LEW! is OUION, ade tiinistrator of estate of G, 8. Guien, Thibodenux, parieh La Fonrehe, Loulslan, 0 Te Bo ‘MiNESS MEN OF NEW VORK.—A FAVOR sopportuntiy is offered to ndvertiee in the Mobile ail) Tima and tbe Neroanille Mirror (weekly), wt Macun, Hs Arniy io J. 8. SHEL Broadway. "room #2, Pay Ving TA DA iy 208 aeresof Land, ty Fairfax Washington elty, which f will « ed for soon. Tt is nilrond, abou! from Hei : order. ‘The land ch wood, whteh will net m in Washington city than the place will cont, ‘The wold oCathis section ia weal adapted to the growth of all kinds of gram, as well aa fruity partienlarly penchos and grayjes, Thoyeliminte fe pleasant awd ralthy. This is g gvod chance fora perron poweas himself ot 9 valnanle pro; alow perk be found at the Natlonal Motet Sixth sirovt, WasMingion, where more particulars can b, W, CLARK. “WATe ikKs, JHWELIY. ae. . MT BROADWAY. a DIAMOND! TONES, PRECIOUS GTONRS, £0, thie old omer Will pay the’ titmost value for Ane Dio: monid Jewelry. rnizet Dinnonds Watoher, old Cold and Si Plate, Opitiat Instrument nts, Precious Htones, ae. care io dd. M. BARRINGER, 167 Brood wa TAMON Ard HEST PRICE PAID FOR DIA. ] Ds ty! foeral od. RHY's CO. 616 Broudway. oom ey GREAT AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PITHOLE PROPERTY. va ‘will oall, without reserva, Al ees lo, = AE soo: eee et %. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER. hs assortment of Furniture, rare and costly Sexy mectae phe yeiecay ye Al On this Friday), t the elegant No, 46 Went sae street betwen Fire Pier roms Drawing Room the richest d er fo match the ures, Bois de ot zie loca ny and ene French broca- 3 Potent rocatel Window Cur- ception al Mirorg, Velvet ahd BewaseeCars tad a Chanter fait Views, erm Hol if, Marine Winter and a eee ish ‘Interlors, Oablnet Pictures’ mes Lovin gee PIANOFORTE, instrument, made to order for the ‘owner; Masia, 8 Stand, Ber inks: rosewood and wal- roe Armoire-a- Glace, ensul aia atin Biieh jBatr, 8 spring Matirssoy, Blankets, Sheota, id, Bo Chairs, Bronze Clock, Buffet etanston Table, relegataoie es eryatal Glassware, Silver Custera, Spoons. Tureens, Bee vers, Paneh Howl, Shefield Table Cutlery, Dinner and Ton Hervicn French China Dinner Set, richly ooornted: so.all the Fur: niture of the servants’ apartinents, N. B.—Competent per- sous in attendance to pack and remove ihe goodr, “MORTGAGE RALE OF HOUSEHOLD YURNINURR. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FO! istKuEPEis, pee fees AN) THE TRADE. SAL MAGNIFICENT } HOUSEEGED FURN! EDEGANT ROSEW! PARLOR: FURNITURE, BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY OIL “PAINTINGS, y eminent ni artiste, WORKS OF ANT AND. DRONZES, ROSEWOOD AND RUACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS, MAGNIFICENT ROSTAVOOD PIARORORTE. VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, at public auction, to the highest bidet. tor cant, rath oF shine, this (Friday) morning, October 6 at 10! o'clock precisely, at the four story residence 119 We ae Fifth end utth avenues, consisting of Htrcet, betwee: Velvet, B Dining Room—Rich French rmounted Cas. ters. silver Teaspoons, Tablerpoons, Forks, lee Pitcher, Cake Basket, rich alver plated Tea and Coifee neve Butter, ees ivory hind!ed Knives and Forks, Carving Knives an rich'ent Gobdleta, engraved Champagnes, Wines ry Stand, cut Preserves, &c.: Ninel solid black walnut Buffet, twelve Dining ines, Engravings, Parlor and Prawing m- Your beautiful’ rosewood Parlor Suits, covered with the richest description of crimson and maroon, crimson and ii ureen and black French satin brocatel: hack walout brary Furniture, two rosnseoor cit Prenat plate mirrors, backs aud large Pier Mir- rors, Chand Lounges, rich Mmerble top Ce: re Cu “fine i Tanee collection of Oil Paintings, Bronzs Mocks and ¢ French China and Parian Vases Corner and Book Stands, lady's Work Table. MAGNIFICENT ‘ROSEWOOD on sTOOL AND COVER: COST $800: an elegant instrument, with ronod corners, beautifully’ enrved legs and case, with all the modern improvements, greratrang base, fulliron plate, French action, full 7% 06: ave Chambers and Nursery—Co-tly Rosewood and Mahogany Redsteada, riatuary marble top Bareaua, Washstands an Commodes to match; over twenty pure Hair Mattresses, fre made to order and in excellent con: . Bolsters and Pillows, Counterpan Tngeain. Carneta, a, Tollot Tablea, Towel Racks, Toilet is and Roan. mahogany enshionad Chairs, Rockers, Sofas, Lounges, Couch Beds, Hall Stands, Ten nod Dine Tables togeriee with a large and dealrabie assortment of Basement end Kitchen U nile, N. B,—Reliable men in attendance to cart, pack and ship goods for purchaners, at reasonable charge, UCTION NOTICE, THIS Lise (FRIDAY), SEPTEMBER ] AND AiR ACTIV SALE 0! FOREIGN AND DOM! STAPL PAPE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, jedroom: Sets, Oilcloths, Stair en Anelnd! ing chelee {nyo DRESS GOOD! ipnaey AND THIBET CLOTHS, sures LAINES, SHAWLS, BALMORAL, KIRTS, CLOTHS AND CASEIMERES, READY MADE CLOTH! bang FURNISTIING GOODs TADIES AND MISSES’ STRAW AND FELT GOODS. GENTS' SOFT BAS oe ‘The attention of city and country bu; “yy fs invited sale, and samples now ron WM. TOPPING & cor . Auctioneers, 192 Ghuroh str street. AUCTION NOTICE ROOTS AND SHORS. MOHOLETROSTHADL AUCTIONEER. BXTRA LARGE SPECIAL TRADE SALE. BY CHARLES ©. At the ying eR salexroou mals! riday. October 6, nb 1035 o'clock, TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES ROOTS AND SHOPS, | Embracing consignments of dos'rable go's from the princ © pal Eastern and city manu: rere, UCTION NOTICE, THIS DAY, AT I O'CLOUK, oe AS ATTRACTIVE brea oF PRY goon ue 8, LS, GLOVES, ND PiWEens, © CLOTHS, st RTA A! SSIMERES, SATINETS, &C. Lockwoop iO, ‘& UNDERHILL, Anctioneers, 29 Murray street and 3 Warren street. HE'S SALE_OF MAGNIFICENT SOF THE BLEGANT I CWN STONE TY-SIXTH STREST, ‘A FE SIXTH AVENUE, mpistay (Pads, commencing at two o'dock preeibely, The Longe baw been baralahed bub four months and contains eseasthing adapted to x faxhionable and elegant residence, comprising rosexvood Parlor Furnlwore, of all descrip in brocatel and? reps: Pa rnamonta, Pier jvrorg, Lounges, Etage geres, apes si GANT CURTAINS, ¥ Lapel ee SCHENC K, on KA. it bis Saiesroim, 3 Live Tedstonte, Ru Arm Jlace, Couches, Centre and Side T Amn ‘Chairs, Teer ning Chairs, Batets, Extension Tavies, fee 5 fine Carled Citate Mattresses, Poather Beds, Bol Pillows; Iron Redateads, real Bronze Chandeliers rackets, Enametied Suis . ‘Also four cleganit sets o TAM ASK CURTAINS. Tho whole to be aol wlihant reserve. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE OF FUR- «_nitnra, Carpets, Pisnofories, Mirrors, Curtains, large jot o¢ Chinn and Glade Ware. &e--This day (Friday), Octo: bord, Ache orelocks nt724 Broudveny, neat Pourth aireet. a very large assortinent of Honaehold Farnitnre, from a fmily declining housecespiog. Tt will embrace every kind and do- sevintion of Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement Furniture: 30 or 40 Carpets, Beds and Bedding, two Piano. fortes, Mirrors, Curtains, together with a large assortinent of hing and Glass Ware, 20 or 30 Sllvor Plated Casters, de. Sale will be peremptory, ENRY D. MINER, AUOTIONRER. Salesroom 37 Nusaat street, ‘opposite Post office SALE OF FINRWINES TI 1D taro 0) GROCERIES, &C. LLE Wil wt at anctio! ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 1g O'CLOCK, At.their hal a7) street, Sones of took of a odscttning Dusiness, comprisiny nasortment of Iiapored Wines and Preae Ch whiel are to ine old Sher jadeli and Cham) Wie ake ai ‘ae aise Oolong Teas, Sar old Brandies, Jamaica Ram Kngish Mw be aloo fine old Bourbon Whiskey, in casks and cases. The attention of the trede, hot eee sed generally ia expecially ealied to t Siteau. Se ans ont Rosews a ALSO, Immrdiately after, catalogue sale for account of whom it may concern, 227 cases of WINES AND BRANDIES, 4 casks St. Emelion, Santerne and other Wines, 8 barrels of Sher ‘ine. Lharrel of Absynth, ‘Will be positively sold without reserve. BNRY D. MINER, UOTIONEER.—8A JALESROOM 37 Ni reet, ne ape Wik 8, MINER & SOMERVILLE wil at anelign, on Friday, October 6, ab 1134 o'clock, at thelr salen. 87 Naasani street, balance of stock of a house deciining An ‘atportment of, imported Wines and Ligure, ort of wh bond: fine okd Sherry, Madeira, Port an newined, 4, fine old Brandes, Jainaica Rus gud Gin, het sen Wa Sardines, Bnaieh Mustard &e. ; alee fing. old arbon, hiendy in casks and Th Sod the prove nenersliy fo Nuie caie ad well worthg, Of attention. Facrenn, ‘compri tention of the trade, expecially called to — ENRY D. MINER, ACoTOnEES Beye 325 9 % a “ MIN VILLE wiht at dla ny. Oe qt “ioe pan 6, attheir salesroom, 37 Nea ment of Office Purnitare: —Chairs, Bo ‘Oliclothe, ea Broadway, at 12 o'clock, on, 3 AWN! Lethe SALE.—THIS: {IL sell, at’ 80 New Seay mae fot Meats and Women’s se Olothing Bes P. Bryan, AVNBROKERS’ SALE_THIS DAY, ‘Bast Brondwa} TIMER. 15 Bast A ciety Shira. By order oF H. Modlcenan, 182 Bighth avenue R, ROLLIRR & 00., my TONER aM oe a dey. at2 ofc Tage fare t Suite: gilt frame plate viet thet Ce Wi netana. wean, hair, ‘raw aa i a other Mattresses, ce Shoots, Quilts, Comforters, Pl- lows, dc.y Pee * 4&3. BOGART. (i eee Semen ‘OOF. At 1034 o'eloois, at mm rooms, No. ara forne? urnitare, Rofor, patent jth we liem Strect—Morneh itd nut Extension Tablos, Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, Hair Muttresses, Feather eam also 50 Rrassels Cn: Sightly damaged: one Horse, Wagon and Harness; one me e, one Express ‘Wagon, one Top r, ke WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS 7, atthe New on Tatteranils, Sixth erene eee Was Fortieth Riceot, ‘Horses, Wagons and Harness, at without reserve. TILLIAM WITTRRS, AVOTIONRER—WILL SELL this doy, ob ‘clook, at 454. C-nal street, ppb eon cog Furniture, £c. a fimilv:—Porty second hand Carpets, Tall Ollelothy Parlor, chin Dining. Room and other Beas Rd Feather Bests, Blankets, Chinn, ‘Gina, Silver Ware, wea, and everything for honsekeroing. Aleo 800 Matr fo endlag Sheeta, 1 pilrof Mankets. $9700 te lom on goods for sale. Goods packed and shipped.at a low charge. TLLTAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEAR—WILL BLL this day, at 454 anal Alreet, at 2 o'clock, Pony Horse, fourtoen hands high, warranty and kind. OST OFFICE NOTICY.—THE MAILS FOR THE United Kingdom and. the Continent ria, Queenstown and Liverpool. “per steamer Fitna, ani German States. via Bremen, per steamer New York. will close at this ofiee on Satur y, the 7th day of October, at 10:30 A. M.. + and at the up town offices ns f Stations Avand B, 10 A. ML. Stations Cand D, Stations 8 LOsT AND FOUND. AOGND—-ON BOARD THF STEAMER DEAN, RICH- mond, on Thuradvy morning a amu!l amount of money. Tho owner’ by provin property nnd pasing charges can have he same by calling at tho store Gt Ronde stre NOUND—THRES COWS. THE OWNER CAN HAVE them by proving property and paying ni wane Rivington stroet. FURee, AND STOLEN—FROM 433 bt AST HOUSTON street, a bay Mare and eoa! box top Wagon. Whoever will return the samo will be sn'tably rewarde: OST—A HANDSOME SEAL RING, NG WITH 4 arma ongraved upon the seal, the extended from a cloud, holding a Cg The i rewarded on leaving the same with Mr. Holman House, O8T—ON TUESDAY, TWO SEALS WITU RING tiched, one white the other blond stot ‘will ba handsomely rewarded by calling on John Coates, 668 Third avenue, OST—ON OR ANOUT THE 19TH 0! Hank Book No, 212,118 8 ond putt ingreenbacks, ‘The finder please retarn it or 110 Kent Twenty-r>e Semcon | cera OST—WEDNESDA ENING, AT OLYM 4 autre, OF Glass The finder ‘Theodore Hath ony, mall ize. warded ‘by leaving the same with Broadway. Toman enemy siahot stata toss mtrertan Ww ven a Spectaties. ‘The dnder will be rewarded. by te of told a ry igrovery, corner Tinrieth street and id Eighth avenue. the same at Houston & Steine “OST-ON TUE 2) OF OCTOBER, IN THIRTY. rire 4 beg ay halo ue, A Puree, containing » Locket, ing it to 9 to Soizant Bast Thirty-fth street. Bs tween Forty-sixth andl Fifty- aan Sorentes Se jae, ared.and white striped Shawl, ry sullable reward by leaving the same v0 01 188 West F OST—HOOK NO, 3996 OF ATLANTIC SAVINGS 4 Rank. Thefinder will please return it to the ia Ciutham PH Ht REWARDS. — REWARD FOR RETURN OF A corp. BRACELET, marked Carrie Caton, to Ball, Black & Co, r $5. 85 REWARD,—MISSING, BINCE > Reptember, Leopold Straas, ltr and exes full Beard and. Goria Com soon wore a Nght gray aack coat, brimmed! browa wool hat; was light AT hes ye of brain fever. Reward paid on bei rn tm to = -eeamemnna or giving information which inc Nika, B50 RENARD.<LOST, AT HUNTER'S POINT FERRY, OU “a cold Watch and vest Chain, anchor seepeme ruby owelled Wd dor of face, On Myo to tivo, CoA, Baker,'32 oath wireet,, New raping ies the rd i ivo paid and no questions asked. REWARD. —LOST, AT THE HARLEM, RAIL, Pall () REWARD Lost, An Tae FM 24 of rember, a niigin stone Disinoud Pl, 1rKs las Mut nid & littio off collar. ‘The avove tewat tuen of the pin to Randel & Bareanore, G5 Namal at $1 00 REWARD WILL BE PAID For TOE RETURN “ 2 yee, Sane TR to Baker & Vail, corner of Be ton atroots, of a Pncketbooe and lis, contents, lost tm ging from the foot of Liberty atreat to the New Jersey, Oe the 84 Inst. It contained about "in monng. two Be aon for $5,000 and one for 0 the order of ail; a passenger ticket to some other papers, raitrond cars on Tuesd MATRIMONIAL. Segoe AND GENTLEMEN—IF ‘wed 0 WISH TO. To MAR. ron ean do 80 by addressing in valuable information that will enable you to marry i and spowlily, irrespective of letters mtrietly contdeatial. The desired i return mail, Please exelore postage on stamy aldressed to yourself. yaad Serah B, point; King's county, N. {BUSINESS AND MEDICAL, #L-ATRVOYANT. has no eqnal in Amorios, an Indy who vertiand in thiacity and Boston, 9 $10,000 ret offered to any pereon wito can surpass her in information on lost or stolen goods, Iaweuite, wr uatneae matters Of ail kinds, “If you. haye trouble, no Iiatter how serions, ave ean alloy tt for you. he. rere keane: or doen she wish to. lapone ia ts no bevunl or de ie wi ae tet Rome; wnwary. ‘ ior nail Remember, thie te the on! ind dent clairvoyant in en Yi: na bust prominent citizens of i, Pade hia, Boston een me Bet nad eatery yo M1 East ‘Thirty-third mtrset, between Third and | Tiaxington aven avenues, ‘A. RSA ZIDE ASTROLOGIST.-MADAME | WILSON tells the object of your visit, &c. 180 Allen street, near Hionston. over the ba bak TEST MEDIUM —THE, ORIGINAL 3 MADAME BYRON, . the great medical and business int tells past aad Thvure: has thet never oret to cause Lat marriage. 810 Fourth av, Ladies FORTOe FOR ALL WiI0 fren erat fatormat hin INGTON, the only lady who he gives tray Who has the pure Roma: Tuck, findin, beg are guaranteed B, MAURICE, THE REAL SCIENTIFIO ASTROLO +. ger of America, To the amazing wonder nar ears 6 will reveal asion\e hing secrets that ho iving me ever knew before. je bi profe knowledge Fall pinpeta of mam he tells of Bs future danger, tells hew onion and the y you ay i 18 how otter nam iets "and nll descr i haabaad or wife, and w wa tii tof a, ite and “ry ond be the max neko rate lite ata tea at Sora we fe, Koo WH “ 4 tn it emed ie "A written dentine rege Call at 123 Bleecker street, near Wooster, 1; gentlemen, #1, STROLOGY. —EROrnes RR WEIMERSOH REVE. street, near RY M, LEDS, AUCTIO: TL. A. LEEDS & MINT Mita by » + their gallery, % Liberiy street, LEC: z108 OF MODERN OIL ; also Reveral fine bow. } Cole, Renard, Pi atting. revolving Chairs, fron neat & aay, 0 ober 6 at 31 orelock VALUABLE PRIVATE, CC Delenging to s gentleman ean old Patntings, comprisin Brownell, Myerbeam, We Coleman, Carl Sehulig. W Henson,’ M ne von. Ho De La ro Neldomacker FERRY, FEY THAN, J Street, will sejl on Monday, ¢ iat 181 Bust PRteenth street, nea Furniture contained fn eatd hy Library Suite, In brveatel; top Centre Tables, Mirrors, res Pet Chater, iis arn rengh €) a eat J sc Hair Mati ied fad lows and Bolsters, Brussels and Tu Stale Carpet Bilver Plated Ware; Kitchen Farbivuto, Orock: ary, &o. bad at the auctionect's odice. + dnt t ay Selo, a A lov} Barks the cine froom suite, jocks, fine Vi ‘ME. DEC } OOLAM, MEDIOAL AND BUSTS ak rrasont ane foretold. "Doubitul Invited. BroeliWay. blest -——aililinamenmtitsimemeinn AMR WALTER, THR DIATINGUISUED CLATR. J Ge vo visit for inert. “We Canal a ADA EB CAPELLO, SRAIBVOTANS pocTnese ‘and Business Medion, Fifteon years rd avenue, *Tadien 6 80 conta, Mit CLARA ANTONTA—THE guanearan a Sompanbule Clairvorant. from, Paris, now in New i. ou, husinese speculations and “nil other affairs f ite, + 58 West Fourth street, Washington square, German, and English spoken. Bey ROSS 1g THe ONLY MEDICAL AND BUSSE ness Clairvoyant can be relied upon; shows the Mone we of zen mute hasband: tells hisrnatae, Bs West Tren ‘ae “1 aetna Sixth and Seventh avenues, w ‘