The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1865, Page 2

2 sce ee oe: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. sebbbi ee. v4 Wepsespay, Oct. 25—6 P. M. The stock market opened with more firmness ‘ban | the bears, who recommenced their operations last even- ng, anticipated, and although they continued to ham- mer it vigorously it gradually rose against them. At the first regular board Reading closed % higher than at the second board yesterday, Michigan Southern 14. New York Central was 3 lower, Erie, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 34, Northwestern , preferred %, Rock Island X, Fort Wayne %, Prairie du Chien’ 4, Ohio and Mississippi | certificates 34. Government securities were quiet. Cou- pon sixes of 1881 were 3 higher, ten-forties 3, five- twenties 1, Seven-thirty notes of the second series im- proved 34. At the open board at one o'clock the market was strong, and prices were 3 a1 per cent higher. At tho second board it was dull and a fraction lower. Erie closed 3; higher than at the first board, Prairie du Chien 134, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Cumberland 34. New York Central and Quicksilver were unchanged. Reading declined 3. Government securities were firm. Coupon five-tweaties improved 34. At the open board at half-past three the market was buoyant, and Ente closed on the call at 8734, New York Central 96%, Hudson River 106%, Keading 114%, Michi- gon Southern 71%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 78%, Rock Island 10734, Iiinois Central 134, Northwestern 3034, preferred (b.3) %, Fort Wayne (8.3) 974, Prairie du Chien 613{, McGregor Western 22, Cumberland 427%, Mari- posa ll. Afterwards, on the street, the market continued strong and prices in the ascendant. At 4:50 P. M. Clevoland and Pittsburg sold at 79, Michigan Southern 72, New York Central 9744 a 9734, Erie 87% a 34. ‘The demand for money has been moderately active at seven per cent on call, and, although one or two banks called in some of their loans, there were very few com- plaints of a difficulty in borrowing on good collatera’s at the legal rate. Some of the most prominent lenders de- clined lending to parties on the Stock Exchange sus- pected of being in the “bear” conspiracy to create arti- ficial stringency, The efforts of these persons to lock money out of the market for the sake of subsery- ing their own speculative ends will prove futile, and in effect they may be likened to drawing water by the bucket from a lake. Wherever there is a vacuum, either in the lake or in the money market, it is soon filled, and the attempts of a band of desperate, unscrupulous, and, to some extent, frresponsible spec lators, to control monetary affairs at this, the financial centre of the country, instead of being seconded as they have been in more than one instance by the banks, ought to be severely discouraged. Jacob Little, as Ursa Major, used long ago to play the trick of borrowing when he had no need of money, and he was shrewd enough to borrow from those he knew the “bull” houses were in the habit of relying upon, so that the shoe might be made to pinch just where he wanted it to pinch. But the contracted order of things under which he worked in those days has given place toa financial expansion which at the present time ombraces nearly » thousand millions of currency, and the one man power has passed into local history, and even the reputed wealthiest men in Wall street would be as chaff before the wind should they venture upon the perlous exploit of opposing the popular current. Already it is believed that some of the latter, who boast of a controlling influence over the market, and who regard the Stock Exchange ia the same spirit as wolves look upon a sheepfold, have, in street parlance, been badly hurt, and that if they bad to settle their out- standing contracts to-morrow they woalt be found waat- ing and henceforward be numbered {a the long proces- sion of “lame ducks.’ Not afew drew conclusions to this effect ax they witnessed certain operations to-day. The demand for discounts is not pressing; but very few names are taken at seven per cent unless from regular customers. The general rate varies from 8 to 10 for the best grade of commercial paper. The gold market weakened from 1463; at the opening to 145% a 44 at the close, The supply is very abundant, and it can only be lent by the payment of 5 a7 percent interest on the currency received. The heaviness of foreign exchange tends to its depression. Large amounts of Southern bankers’ bills, drawn } oats, 23,287 do. rye, 1,800 do. malt and 21,200 do. barley. The demand for State and Western flour was more act! and at the opening full prices were obtained, but the market closed heavy and about Se. lower for pearly all grades. The sales were about 13,000 bbls, at our revised quotations annexed. Southern flour was fairly active, but prices, though without Botlonable change, were droop: ing. The sales comprised 500 flour was only moderately active, and oon were tending down- ward. The sales were about 300 bbls, Rye flour contin- ued quiet at previous prices, Corn meal was inactive, but prices were unchanged. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour...... Extra State. . Common to medium extra Western... Choice state Extra round hoop Ohio. Western trade brands. Common Southern. Fancy and extra do Common Canadian. Good to choice and extra, Rye flour (spperfine). Corn meal, Jersey. . Corn meal, Brandywine. Corn meal, Brandywine, punch: —Wheat was more active, and prices a 8c. per bushel, with sales of 65,000 bushels nt $177 $1 80 for Chicago spring, $1 78 a $1 88 tor Milwaukee club, $1 80 a $1 81 for amber Milwaukee, and $2 3434 a $2 37 for amber State, Some white Canada sold on pri terms; the rates obtained were well up to the market. The corn trade was aga'n active, and prices ad- reared. about lc. per bushel, closing firm po the improvement. The sales ' comprised 115, bushels at 74c, a 84c, for unsound, and 85c. vise, for sound mixed Western, and $2c. for yellow ‘Western. Oats found a siow market, and prices further declined 1c. a 2c. per bushel, with sales at 49c. a, 60c. for unsound and 55c. a 57c. for sound. Rye was firm, with an improved demand. We notice ‘sales of about 10,000 bushels Canada at $120. $1 22. Malt was inactive and nearly nominal. Barley was rather quict, but prices were without material change. The sales cover 15,000 bushels Canada West, part, if not all, at 1 25 a $1 2 Tone on —Receipts, 8,551 bales. Buyers were gene- rally holding off for the news from Europe, and only a moderate trade was done, notwithstanding a good in: ley prevailed and prices were firm. The sales were 5,400 bales at our quotations as follow Soe rie, ae PROF 50 62 Covrue was in inir request at full rates, We note sales of 1,900 bays Rio, ex Elizabeth, on private terms. Fruionts were exceedingly quiet,’ ‘Tho engagements wore:—To Liverpool, 300 bales cotton at 5-16d. a 36d. and per steamer 50 boxes bacon at 258. To London, 100 boxes cheest at 25s, and 50 tes. lard at 178. 6d. ‘The charters are:—A brig to Liverpool, petroleum, on private terms; a bark from Baltimore to’ Belfast, 18,000 bush. oorn, a! 9d.; 4 Swedish brig to Venice, 260 hhds. to- Daced, 60s.;'a British brig from a Southern port to Rio Janeito, pitch pine lumber, $25; a schooner to Trinidad, 1,800, half gold; ‘a British brig to Marseilles, 900, currency; a British brig to Havana, $2,000, gold; & schooner to. Millbridge, flour, 40c., and’ corn Tc. ais, 35¢, and To. one to Eastport, 35c. ; two pothport to Portland, coal, $250; two from ‘ew Bedford $2, and Bristol $2 10; one * 3 3 ° 2 J = Ss SSSSSsSarases Per Pee PPP eee ResSiooan Sane Skessssessess e 4 eS See : us : hence to Portsmouth, corn Sc. and flour 40c. ; and a achooner to Savannah on private terms, Hors.—Receipts, 10 bales. The prime grades of both old and new crops continued in good demand for con- sumption, and full prices for these descriptions were readily obtained, while the inferior to common. qualities were neglected and heavy. The sales include 125 bales, at 45c, a 60c. for new crop, ait 10¢. a 38. for old crop. ‘Morasses was firm, with only a very moderate trade in retail parcels, Ful! prices were obtamed, some choice Porto Rico selling as high as $1 16. PRovIS ONS.—leceipts, 365 packages beef, 162 packages cot meais, $39 do. cheese, and 3,260 do. butter. the pork market was fairly active, but prices were irregular, and at the close were considerably lower. Mess closed heavy at $33 8733, cash. Prime was nominal in the ab- sence of sales; $30 was asked, without buyers. The sales were 6,000 bbis, at $33 873¢ a $34 for meas, and “ for prime moss. We notice sales of 2,200 bbis. ms November delivery, seller's and buyer's option, at ‘@ $34 50; also some few parcels, deliverable in tas, seller’s option, on private terms. Tho beef market was steady, with ‘sales of 950 pkgs. at $11 $14 for plain mess, and $14 a $17 for extra mess. Beef hams were quiet for want of stock. Bacon was entirely nominal. Cut meats continued nominal and very quiet; small les were made at 1634c. a 17 4¢c. for shoulders, and 20¢. atic forbams. Lard was heavy, and full rates were bearly maintained, though small parcels strictly choice kettle rendered sold at 29c, The sales wero about pkgs. at 24c. a 28340. Butterwas unchanged. The sales were at 28c, a 42c. for Western, and 40c. a 55c. for State. Cheese was steady, with a limited ingalrye A few par- cels changed hands at 14}¢c, a 183gc. for common to choice factory. Petr’ enaggnsein pat 360 bbis, Both crnde and re- fined were lower. fined was very dull, and prices were almost nominal, but crude sold quite freely at the reduced rates, ‘The sales were about 4,000 bbls. at 6c. a 36\4c. for crude, and 60c. a 6034c. for retined, in bond. Free sold in little ‘dribbling Jots at 79¢. a 800. Ries was dull but unchanged. Svan was firm, with a moderate demand. The oon were 112 bbls. Cuba muscovado at 14 a eas Seles 200 hhds. Porto Rico at 14%e. ; also 70 boxes Havana, Against cotton, are offering, and these have been sold at 108% to-day, while the best bankers’ bills have only commanded 108% » 109 second hand. The asking rate, however, at sixty days, is 1093, and 110% at short sight. Petroleum stocks were moderately active at the first board. Montana declined 60c., closing at $790. Pit- hole Creek advanced 42c., closing at $677. Rawson Farm eold at 50c., Buchanan Farm 75¢., Bradley $1 09, Cherry Run 25c., Excelsior 74c., First National 72c., Heydrick $1 02, Oil Creek $1 50, Rynd Farm 90c., Task 29c. and Webster $1 12. * The prices of the leading speculative stocks at the Close of the regular board on Saturday and the second open board to-day, and their variations were as fol- lows:— a ‘York Central Cumberland... Tho New York exports (exclusive of specie) for the week ending October 23 and since the beginning of the year compare as follows:— 1263, 1964. 1865. For the woek..... $4,166,179 $2,728,510 $5,008,602 Prev. reported... 138,256,001 170,865,808 127,783,107 Since January 1. $142,432, 780 $182,504,318 $132, 701,700 The New York imports compare as foliows:— 1863. 1864. goods........ $1,139,703 786,511 652 oa. merchandise. Spat: 701 co nas ‘otal for the . iS 8: fince January siesta tia cent 085 esa snaase The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows: — ‘ee 118% 2, reg 10136 ey _ 10096 0 10 60 100 800 600 Chi & NW pref.. 63% 100 hail & Tol RR.. 10a semen 8 Beau sticth td Is ickstlver "4 si on% 200 Brunsw City LG ™% do, 100 do... Us do, .24 call lore 100 N York Guano. 12 *cht, Bur&Quin RR 135 200 Copake Iron Mine 14 26 do, .2d call 136 200 N York Cent — 96'4 200Mil&Pdut bien RR 50 100 do. 96 Sarees wecnine os 100 do +860 100 do 00 +830 mM 400 do. JooAltonaT: ‘Haute pf 65 00 do. 200 Chi & Alton RB. 104 900 Erie BR........ 86% “SECOND BOARD. Havr-rast Two o'CLoon—P. M. Sarre hoe con 106% 200 bd a ged 61 U8, 5.200, xNo 10334 8000 20en), xNeo 10136 2000 U86's,10-40000 92% 3000 = do. + 9% 47000 Tenn 10000 Ohio | 1000 Erie, $00 Quicksilver 29 Facile 00 Clev & OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wanntapay, Oct. 26—6 P. M. Aum, —Receipte, 34 packages, The market continued “@all at previous nominal prices, Breavervrrs.—Receipte, 9,780 bbls. flour, 30 do. corn meal, 40,705 bushels wheat, 111,608 do. corn, 39,400 do. about No. 11, at 14%c, Refined sugar was rather easier ig. Standard hards sold at 205%c. a 20%c. The market continued fair at pi nearly all at 2334¢., and 25,000 grease at 154¢¢. a 185¢c. Matow.<-Recsljia, none. The market was moderately active at full prices. We note sales of 85,000 Ibs, at 4X. a le, Tonacco.—Recel 97 hhds. and 731 packages. Tho market was very quiet, with nothing but retail parcels selling. Prices remained steady. Wuisxey.—Receipts, 549 bia, The market was ex? cited and prices ruled 8c, a Sc. per gallon h'gher, with sales of 600 bbls. at $2 305¢c. a $2 36, closing firm, with $2 34 bid and $2 35 asked. Sales of Real Estate at Auction. E. H. Co, By Ludlow & 1 lot n. w. corner 6th av. and 112th at. 1 lo 2 lots 1 lots. w. corner av. and M3th si 2 lots ining, &, each... 1 lot adjoin! ing. 1 lot n. side 11: of 6th av, 1,840 3 lote'n. nide 112th mt, en, w. of 6th ar 1,400 1 gore n. e corner Harlem lane and 112th st. 3,500 1 lot a side 113th st., 100 ft., w. of 6th a’ 840 1 lot s. side 113th st., 125 ft., w. of 6th 400 3 lots s. side 113th st., 160 ft. .- 1,325 2 lots 8. side, 113th at., 226 (t. w. of 6th av. 1,350 1 gore, se, corner Hatlom lane and 113ih 3,125 1 lot, &. w. corner 5th ay. and 114th st. 2,625 3 lots, adjoining south, each 2,000 1 lot, n. w. corner Sth ay. and 113th 8,100 3 lots, 21000 to seta, » 1,025 2 lots, n. 1 lot, n, side 1 lot, a. ai 1, 10 lote, 8. side 114th BL., 120 ft. w .of 5th av., ‘each 940 1 lot, &. side 114th at., 270 ft. west of Sth av...,, 1,125 1 lot &, si , 114th st., 205 ft. west of Sth aw « 1,160 1 lot, 8. side 114th st., 320 ft. west of 5th a «1,170 1 Jot southeast corner 6th ave. and 114th st. 850 1 lot adjoining, south 200 2 lots adjoining, south. : 1 p+ northeast ® corner 6th ave. and 113th st. 150 1 2 1,675 14 lots north side 113th s¢,, 128 ft. e. of Oth ave.ench 1,150 1 lot south side 114th st., 100 ft. ©, of 6th ave...... 16% 14 lots south side 114th si., 126 ft. @. of 6th ave..each 1 150 JFINANCTAL, OMPANY, 1s 4Roun 70 31 BE FORMED, WITH A stock of $200, upon patents, in the Pnited Btater, England and France. Pie Soacter in ally and the article is finding » ready sale, ‘The ob, ject of thin ‘company is to increase he facility for producing jhe machines, and f# guaranteed to pay fifty per cent upon the capital A. substantial man of capital and in- uence 0 assist in forming the company 1 wanted. Ad- Gress J. B., box 145 Herald office, A* EETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Martinsburg Lead Mining Company will be held at the gftce, of dhe company. A, Wall street, (Jaunoey court), on Monday, Oct. 0, at for the election of officers and srnportaat business, By o WM. H. DWINELER, President. H® ILDERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS KNOWN AS ald bonds will be redeemed in U: ten gold coin at cus ction a tmatariy, Nove! November 1, a nttrest on the above bonds from and after the above LEES & WALLER, 33 Pine street. New Yorn, September 26, 1865. ™ P J, CISCO & SON, or RE, OtLATE LOANS AND fi i aieks Pk PAPE! MAKE COLLECTIO! iad Purehase and sell Government and other Becurities on com. RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, and allow inderest at the rate of four per cont per annum, “On WILL TS8UE ChRTVICATES OF OF DEPOSIT Bearing interest, payable (Late of United States pre JOHN IN aSHFIELD CF OL N*¥, YORK, OCT, 25, 1845.—THE UNITED STATES Petroleum Com mpany will Bey, dividend of ten per cent on and after Wednonday, mber I. The transfer books will be closed from wridgy, the 27th inat., until Friday, the 34 prox.” By order. . PENNING, Secretary. OPUS, or he BRADLEY Of1L COMPANY OF Cherry Run No. is 0 Street, Room 10, ORK, Oct. 13, 1866 FIFTH DIVIDEND.—the trnatpen ot this com ipany have this day declared a dividend of two per cent on ‘ihe “oapital stock, pyyalle on after November 6, Transfer books be closed from the let “to the 10th of Noverbei FE. L. LOWERBE, Secretary. FFICE OF THE THIRD AVENUB RAILROAD com. Third avenue, be eiroule, Hew York, Gewsber 1k Sie a nt cogs ot the stoakholdern oft ‘8 eompeny for the elect of thirteen Airectors and three Inspectors of election, will be held at this tee, on, Wednendar, November & its,’ The polle, will be open from 2 rem unt ‘ The tranafer books will be 1368. SAMUEL B. I8AAC8, ORRIS AND BSSRX RA Le due int 4 prosimno, will be fechas, de, Payment by oe "4 one wi ait iF to that date, emmAAG VAN AGBNEN, Treasurer, WANTED, TO $3,800 0 . $3.000.-wr4 2 ee rt eal entate Which has ther pind yee more than uble that amount. Complete abstract and 0 irehes to ge. Apply to A CGBEN. 77 Trinity Bulldioe. Now Yoru, “PP “° AARON ne COUPONS OF TH road ing the same to $125.00 Bee Rome atte henner lyn. “Apply to JOHN P. aw foom Ne. 6. $135. 000 TO LOAN—IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT, ON ose StASOR" 'N0. BS Pine street, $250. 00! een tint aiken irprore ey ND, 108 Broadwa HOUSES, ROOMS, | i. O-, TO LET. N ELEGANTLY jaan SUITE OF APART. ments (parlor and bedroom); Room, to wi privave family residing at ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, fo LET—A LARGR “AIRY BI BEDROOM, (HANDSOMELY furnished, for one or two gentle: ‘and fire if Fequired, Keferences exchanged, ‘Apply ak So Grand LET—FIRST prone. 4 AND BASEMENT, M4 WEST “Pwentieth street; iF rooms and bedrooms, paL- &c., Croton und gas Fa gs ‘$40.per mouth. LET—TO A MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT FAMILY, Tuicarcond Floor of house om 12ith sireet, between Third ane, Fol ty ehceen Tiare age on the pom ny op- house, to A. 5 no LET 1866, A HANDSOME GOTHIC cdlsge, Taraishes thromghons with every sonrenisnce for housekegping; situated in Warburton avenue, Yonkers; Particulars address ¥, BP, W., 00x ion, For Ler) New ‘York ‘Post office, LET—PART OF A HOUSE TO A SMALA, FAMILY of aduits or man and wife; has all modern improv tlemen only, without 104 East Twenty-tiret stree! SECOND FLOOR AND ONE OR TWO ROOMS ON comfortable and completely furnished for Westy ata Vly wiing tavay | Rtibaaie emer ined saaee eee cma FURNISHED HOUSE a0. RENT—TILL 18T MAY next; suitable pod a } anaes family, —< ie gag gn8 waler: ten minutes’ walk from lower landing, State! Ad- dress box 5,202 Post oilice, T 118 SECOND bel Rooms to LETHALP OF, 4 DOUBLE HOUSE, WITHIN five minutes’ walksof the first landing, Staten Inland; seven Rooms, In complete order, TS Cedar etteot, room N LET—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIOH STOOP brown stone House up town. Appy to URMY & COP- LAND, 410 Fourth avenue, esfiletry cary’ FURNISH- ed to let to get thout board, on Srst LET.—A LARGE, NEWLY AND NEATLY FUR- decood and’ fourth foureten eulte oe" singly; nelghborhood nished front on second oor, ta rent, in a private first class, fammaly, with gus and bal, to gentlemen only, witho NUMBER OF FURNISHED HOUSES TO LEeT— | ~~°~"ce Ca F month. Also two firat class Houses LET—THE LARGE BASEMENT @ WILLIAM from $76 to $260 r of Houses for sale cheap. Apply to Thies" YOUMANS, Yonkers. QARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. AT 19 WEST Twenty-aixth street, near St. James Hotel. bt rpm FRONT BASEMENT TO LET.—NO. 135 see ae rants now occupied as a wholesale liquor '—-APARTMENTS, SUITABLE bate HOUSE- eee Furniture for sale, Price of furniture, ee hanes Se eats arense, between Four- ect TO LET A COTTAGE HOUSE AND FOUR with stable, &c., on southwest corner of Fifty street and Highth avenue, Inquire at $4 New Bowery. AS NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM With gas an room, in a private to let, to gle gentieman, without pours, ‘Apply at 43 Blocokorairoct, =e fea oe ee LARGE ROOM ON THE FIRS ¥LOOR WILL hr mon : jalan, AL fetfor an omees ieth avegue, inthe | fat tne path Tyre undies would ike Board as an eq fancy store. LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LET—TO ONE OR TWO gentlemen, without Apply at 60 Lexington Avenue, soutuwest corner of Twenty-fifsh street, HOUSE TO LET IN bagpipe sce oie AVE- ae ates nue, fourth rovomenia, from Noveraber 1." AppIy su ths ereeee alll rae tocnr seen LARGE FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO LET one or two gentlemen, In: ere at root between Broadway and Bowery, GANTLY FURNISHED COTTAGE TO.LET— in Morrisania, Westchester county, on the corner of Washington avenue and Ninth street, in complete order, PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, will let's large, pleasant Room to one or two gentlemen, without board. ' Apply at 140 West Six- teonta street, TWO OR Shorea page FURNISHED ROOMS TO 10 LETSFURNISHED, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE, AN haf yearns pra lone House, in perfect fect order, | LET—A FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR ONE gentlemen, at 172 Mulberry street, between and’ conse ie spr oartecta9 BOARD, A COMFORTABLE, edroom, suitable for one or sragseiiones, © in rivate heen 1! (old No, 91) East Thirteenth street, be- ween Third and Fourth avenues. T°) LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, INCLUDING TWO Parlors, ab 76 Fifth avenue, near Delmonico's. (0 LET—HARLEM, SECOND AVENUE, NEAR 125TH street, to a small family, the upper part'of a three story brown stone House, with rovements; hot and cold rae: rent $600 from November ‘johny. “Address ‘Wells, Har oflice, 10 LET—WITH IMMEDIATE Gv ar FOR one, . without trictly private family; location two or three years, at $2,100, $2,000 or $1,! a neat, han frat clnea;, terms a ADLIy at 182 Went Twenty. | some and convenient three. story ‘French foof brick. House; fourth street. heavy brown stone trimmings, on Eighty Afth street, two blocks from Centeal Park; beautifully furnished, with tree lots of ground under cultivation, FISH & BLIVEN, 544 Broadway. LET_WITH IMMEDIATE | POSSESSION, FOR mereaniile business only, Store No. 45 Lispenard street, near Broadway. Apply to A. JOURNEAY, No. 6 Pine at. LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ON BROADWAY. near the eg Avenue Hotel; house contains 23 rooms, inquire AN BROS’,, $38 Fourth avenue. (T° LET—T0 A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN, THE Lower Lart of a two story House, with back Kasement ana twoatuo Bedrooma, References given and required. Ap- Ply at 298 West Houston atreet, (Po, LET-A HANDSOME SUIT UF FIVE ROOMS, farninhed, consisting of two parlors dining room, Kitchen and bedroom; all the modern improvements: overything for housekeeping complete, Can be seen from 10 0 12 at 80 Sixth avenue, LET—A_ BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED THREE story brown Lag oe beady in South Brooklyn, four blocks from ferry; first class neighborhood: newly furnished and eee vga le py a a private 2 farily only, ithout chil or month. Apply to 16 Broad- COSY AND ONE OF THE MOST COMFORTABLY furnished little Houses in the city to let, with dishes and hnen, 136 West Eleventh street, A PARLOR AND TWO LARGE BEDROOMS, FUR. nished liberally, to let; to first class gentlemen only, without board, at residence 28 West Twenty-ninth street, corner of Broadway. NIOELY FURNISHED temen, without board: ‘Twenty-seventh street, near Tighth ave frail SMALL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO let, on Second uvenue, $180 a month; others at $400, near Academy Music, Fifwenth street, and above Fifth Ave- nue Hotel, ADAMS & CO., 953 Brondway. GOOD INVESTMENT, NOT TO BE HAD EVERY clay; a Store in Brooklyn, Fulton street, to rent, and Stock for sale, in the hat aiid fur business: stock about Satisfactory reasons for selling out, Address for two ny Patience, Herald office. N ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE—WELL FGR- ished, and Deuutifally situated on, the Sound, two miles from Astoria, will be let to suitable party till’ next May, with Horses and C: th, or fe Ong yenr, at $800,” FIBH'S BLAVEN, BH Broedway. PRIVATE FAMILY IN FOURTEENTH STREET third floor, with gas, tire, &e., POOR a Mo oae: GEN. 28 West fom bios ny and Friday. (Po LETS FOUR oR FIVE ROOMS, FURNISHED, WITH nd grate, suitable for houskecping or for gentle- mei it from $4 te $5 way, room #®, top floor, ir week. will Tet 4 large, furnished Parlor and Bedroom on the ween Union and Madison squares. to one or two gentlemeu only Inquire at 910 of first class, Apply at 134 Bast Fourteenth strect 10 LET-T0 A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, FOR TWO A MODEST THREE STORY HOUSE, CHEAP, AND ree Years a first classy full sized brown stone House, other unfurnished Suits to let, this week; location cen- company ‘urnished, Madison avenue, near Thirtieth street; tral. Call at 713 Broadway, room 17. Cut this out, Others $160 to $390 pér month, W. P, SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. PO LET-10 ADULTS ONLY, FRONT ROOM, BED- room al nd Fiantey, oo ec on second floor, and Kitehen; owner's family, two, iss street, A. BROADWAY | STORE | TO ven immediately. Inquire of J... ‘ork Picture Gallory, 455 Broadway, New } A NICELY Fi FORNISED PARLOR—ALSO VERY DE- sirable Bedrooms, for gentlemen only, at 122 Eust Eleventh street, corner of Irving place. LARGE FURsrSED mst er on LET—TO GENTLE- menonly, at SL slghth street); house Pleasanuly locaied and aa Noaaen way. puss the door. oe YN rd TO LET--ON LEASR o, gt alte uated, under the New York Hotel. Ror te apply'to GUSTAVUS BAYLIES, 300 Brosdw FPOR, RENTON, STATEN, ISLAND wea guore) at Snug Harbor, a Furnished House, with 16 acres o jand, a handyome residence for » gentleman, until May 1. 1866, situated corner of Bard avenue and Shore road, Apply toJ, M. MILLAR, 67 and 49 Worth street, New York. ‘OR RENT UNTIL NEXT MAY—A LARGE, PLEAS. ant four esd brick Building, well furnished, on Fulton avenue, Brook! ive furniture will be rented or sold. Inquire of C. ATERMAN, 648 Brondway, New York. LET. ype tl Billick, at the Madison: LET—FURNISHED, FOR THE WINTER, WITHOUT 8 lange Room,’ on third floor, suitable for one or more gentiemen; fam ily” private; house) and location frat class. “Apply at 223 Eusi Thirteonth street, near Third ay. fog sind ZuaED. FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH ment, in a large privat residence, 97 East ty Sted street, to a high! ie. family ‘without he} or sate poate floor, room No. 7, 7, LET, FURNISHED—WITH eeeatar * POS. sexsion, in one of the best a three story high stoop and basement fouse, in fofder, with trary ocnvenionce, “Address Dox S125 Font oie, M.. ba RENT—FURNISHED, A Miri CLASS, EXTRA ‘wide and completely furnished House, for one year, to vate family only; location corner of ‘Ninth atrect and versity place. Inquire at 04 Maiden lane, between 12 M. Y igh tey dt FLOOR, CONTAINING SIX ROOMS, URNISHED-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS, CONNEOT. rater; ‘com, Prine to gentlemen oniy; on second | plete for house neopfag’ For particu Sdoulare call ou. We De ‘Dart, petvates reteronces exchanged. At 115 | Howard Hotel, jose New York. inion square. be RENT AND FURNITURE FOR oouao. URNISHED ROOMS.—8ECOND FLOOR, IFTING log trall Room, Bedroom, fire and gas, RO) toned 0 cated, ivan naioc ergs: clowsts, bo. Anni to se Junltvoss, ene ortwo gentlemen. Terms §$6to $8 per week. House (668 Broadway, en ‘and neighborhood good; up town; Rear restaurant aud Broadway cars, A Quiet, Herald offioe, ]Q Ast, sixreent STRKET.—T0 LET, ON SRC. large Parlor and Bed: w th closets, to 1 te ROOMB TO LET. ree or inprore couhioat oot a ve. eae a only; fom eee: eer t modern im meni pply East Fourth street (old Dumber A MONTH.—TO LET, A SHORT DISTANCE IN tween Bowery and Broadway. $l Floor of four rooms; cars leave every Some furalbare if te red. For NEW. YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1865. UCTION \LE OF LEGANT HOUSEHOLD FoR. ures Ail the OF ELEGANT ined in house 30 Wash- ington square, corner of Waverley place, between Fifth and Sixth wy ‘wold at puvie auction this “day (Thurs. Gay) at 1036 bieloek, to the highest bidder. Parlors contain one apler full seven octave no, three elegant suits of Furniture, marble top Tables, airrory, Ol Falts Window Curtains, Shades, (i locks, fe 5 Carpets, ‘Chambers are furnished with bine hogany and en: alias ‘sets, Rockers, Whatnots, curled hair Chairs, Tables, Wash: Panton, i ple nid Bookease, heasy aoe! Saspets, ud many ot the u numerou: top Burexu Sats, nayerone 10, SABO Daren 18, Toilet Table, Silver Plated Wate, wutlery, Crockery, Cas+ tera key ail of which will be retold 16 the highest bidder. A. L, CURTIS, AUCTIONEER. BY guntig & CO. At thelr salesrooms, Nos. 168 and 17) Church street, jew. York. manos At a, Sraoral, TRADE Sr on This day, October 2, 1868, time fer one of the LARGEST’. ip Moee ATT ea OTIVE, ASSORTMENTS ON mma r ray ACCOUNT EXCLUSIVELY, SAMPLE GASEE The attention of on is particularly di- rected to the pte, Siew BEST OFvERING rus SEASON oF LARGE LL Regular saies of EVERY MONDAY AND TH UURSDAY. “CURTIS & ©O., Auctioneers. eaporion, SALE OF poor a 'D SHOES. B. JUSTISON, ee AUCTIONEER. AT THEIR A HEOOM, BS 3 colt STREET, f 1068, past from manufac- taper apted te oth ‘city and country trade, on morning le, UCTION NOTICE.—M. poveury. SUCEONRSS, will acl this day, ‘a 1034 0 orclock, at 79 Nas: sau street, a get it of walnut, rose’ jor Glasese, sey an cy xtures, &c.; alao x eee & Scwing Machine. ‘Thre whole to Trecaploriiy = sold. UCTION SALE.—$20,000 WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RICHEST J ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, Rare rks 0: es of Virta SEEERED AT AUOTION THIS SHARON, Mostiy imported from Paria for the present owner, Rare clunce for partios commencing housekeeping. On this day (rhuradoy), at the elegant private re West siateonth street ear Sixth avenue, sale commencing at 103 jock. ARLOK AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, Riggint Drawing Room Furniture, covered Jn brocatel; to matel rea, Hookease, Centre Tables, Lace Carine ‘site Velvet a Brussels 8 burpets, Cha handellers, Bronze Glock, Paintix eminent a CAGNIFICEN ROSEWOOD FLANOFORTE, superior instrument, made crags, oy maker; Bteol Cover, Musle Stand, Books; rosewood reasing 1 Haditoate: armoire Glace, style Louis IV's Hate Boring Mattresses, Toilet oe ‘Sofas, Chairs, Exten: Buffet, elegant ruby, Glassware,’ Table Cut- ery, Linen, silver ‘Casters, ‘nurtons Salvers, Punch Bowls, Dinner and Tea Service, Chins Dinner Also all the Furniture of the servants’ apartments. B,—Competent persons in attendance to pack, ship or remove the goods. N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR. ou rs, Hotel Ki \¢ Trade. ver $15,000; worth oF ne magnificent oun shold Furniture, Velvet, Brussels and. Ingrain Carpets, rich Cut Glassware, China ‘and Grockory Ware, Table Cutlery and Silver Ware af ublig auction, thie huraday) morning, October 26, wt 10) att O'clock preciaély, ut the five story reaidence ato west “ey street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenu PARLOR-AND DRAWING ROO) Three beautiful solid rosewood and Suits, covered in rich French satin brocatel and re Easy Chairs and Lounges 10 match: ‘rosewood Pier Tables, repr twent One day Bronze’ ‘Glock rich ‘China res Parian ¥ wre Or- naments, elegant: Brogatel and Lace Sartaine a anes collec- ton of ‘Ot peity Engravings, large M! Chan- doiters. MAGNIFICENT maggots readies STOOL AND an t instrume! is rousd corners, beantifull elegant nt, Ps, ly legs and case, with all the modern improvements, eae bass, full iron Crag Smee Pa action, full seven rosewood and mahogu Bureaus, Wash- stands, Sofas, Chalra, Htockers,” Mirrors, ‘Tables, Hod Lounges, Spring and Hair Mattrense . Tea trenses, Tab Tavension Tabi China and Silver Waves ‘Table Table dc. Sale positive. re Bepoat required. JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEBR—OFFICE NO. 6 PINE treet, perecnnory sale of vegant Lots on Forty-four treet, at ‘auction, this day, Thursday, October 26, a the Exchange salearoom, Ill Brosdway, at 12 o'clock M. De Wonal¥B#), AUCTIONEER -SALESROOMS 5 Broadway. 'D. W. IVES & CO. will omnue tsa as heretofore, Furniture, Carpets, Murrors, Paatings, Birds, &c., at privateanie, thereby ‘saving, o geaignece the adaenal expanse of advertising, catalogues ani J), BYBKE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, at Lo'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of the Liquor Store No. 4 Bleecker street. Positive sale at any sacrifice. BURKE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY, '» at 1 o'clock, St a Fixtures of of the Gi 2A Mott street. Nersthing a ireah and good, Picanass of the family. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, NIFICENT SALE OF REA sa RONZE AND MARBLE ‘CLOCKS, BRONZE GROUPS AND STATUETTES, beh 7 AND Berar ase CH CHINA V. P. AND BISQUE Lg a SUPERB es aa pts just arrived, to fot germ veriely. 2 oF slomant ‘rench saute cieriees NO. Abe iy at Il o’clook A. M. iene are so aie ys ts tea them. Sale XECUTORS' Row ICT. TARD OW. ALTERS, AU yy pated wits on Foureay, seat cn. Lease Fiz. Btore 265 avenue, corner of Sixteenth of Brandt Whis! &ec., at ‘io, with Bar’ and Stare Fis? WIGLIAM TAYLOR, | weecatore PATRICK McBRID} BALE—BENJ. zs FAIRCHILD, AUU- 1865, at 1034 A. Agee tioneer.. acai ice esa uraliare, Botas, Shstrs sig Breit Racoutrts iD. WHITE, Executor, ORNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT NO. R ane Oe we 10. oar D | at hy ‘Christopher street or 426 Sith avenue. men. _ References required. 20 WEST TWENTY: het ar STREET, NEAR VIPTH ORNISHED ROOM TO LET_WiTtt two gentleme a 4 fonteman onty, in a private Tantigy Roplyr ek 1a | OR€ oF two gentlemen only. Bath, gas, de. Weat Thirty-second street. MILLINERY, Greet URNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO A LADY OR GEN- LARGE AND ELEGANT ASS ASSORTMENT ‘OP PALL Apply at 140 West Thirty. iy-axth etree near mort lemen, Broadway. “Nowe bat frat class URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A THREE STORY rows steno House 10 le, with every conve. pience for h or hohekeping: ng} Piano, microns, curtains, ad Evi ws West Weak Wanhtagton piace “ht JURNISHED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—106 Clinton place. References. Frrteten with pak Pd WEST Lae hob STRERT jiate possession oop, brick, 28 feet Trout. Permits of A oF JOURNEA: No Pine street ‘ {URNISHED HOUSES IN NEW YORK AND BROOK. n—Bleventh, Twenty-aecond streets, Broadway, and be 6 — Thirt we r-eecond xtreeta; Bice | and Livingston streets, Brooklyn; Ryerson street, unfur- ished, FREEMAN a POLLaA MAN, 206 Broadway. RSEY CITY.—A Paar athe patehinton HAVING MORE YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD EIGuT YEARS’ B Perience at the blacksmith’s trade, would like to go un der instructions fora year or two. two days W. 8. 307 Int av. A. TIRSt RATE) WATOHMAKE 7} sents tho city, Apply st t78 Oth bv tn tho jewelry Traddrene I", Hetad otice ce REWERS.—A GOOD, SRACMOAE BREWER id a.” Salny inoderate, Nechenae ‘Peat ‘hddreas SPtnsat Mr Ol 8.¥.N., at M at Mr. O'Donnahue’s 42 Brennan WANTED—TWO ringe CLASS MEN who thoroughly understand the busi in TOK, ite WHO I8 ALSO J- room than required, will let to jen two Furnished ‘A. DUMANADT, 41 arwithout Noards’ Two versa desiring to room to- gether Gan be accommodated. Apply st 216 Montgomery | (YOLD PEN MAKERS WANTED—TWO OR THREE Street. Kefercuces exchanged. good grinders 10 fo to, Baltimore. work! OFT AND OFFICE TO LET—WITH SOEFICR “FURNT- Least er aderese 1 ‘Apniy — niture for sale, Inquire at 99 North Moore street, from Ted But =, is 10 to o'clock. EWELLERS WANTED.—TWO OR poten acpi Ts hl SL SBAL OXELARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO ring makers, Apply to H. A. Cook board ooha ve let, to gentlemen only, without board, in a private fam- >CKETBOO MAKERS WANTED—TO WORK ON fly. Apply at 38 Great Jones sirect. FFICES TO LET_ONE LARGE AND TWO SMALLER ting, on first 74 Wail stree Apply rat r ot th itor of the 18 building. cx OFA TH REE STORY HIGH B, BASEMENT HOUSE books. A) ry inetorys It and 13 Atdantle afeets Hrooklyn, near South ferry, QHOEMAKER WANTED—10 MAKE TO ORDER AND do repairing. Apply at 491 Sean Seeman iE WANTED.—WORK LIGHT AND i let, in perfect order, Apply to ADAMS & CU., 98 ondway! ._T_ATWOOD, architect, 888 Broad: STRRE, TO oe RST FLOOR, 265X100, WEST OF ae ee ee a a ey below street; also first Lott, 5x75. Ad- Wyastznone OR TWO GOOD CHASERS ON GAS , box D009 t Post office. work will be Ort to whom stead; PM 45 gt bod ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN TINSMIT! Ci Ww’ on or address D. + F U.B.U., are Na TORE TO LET—ON BROOME STREET, SOUTHEAST - ‘corner of Broadway. Rent $1,600. Apply in the corner store. LET_AT 118 WEST TWENTY SIXTH, STREET, PANTRD—A, SITUATION, AS STEEL HAMMERMAN ; wo enon! two e bent rences ammé one small Rooms together of in sult. Private family” | man, Address A. B. C., pont L, Harlem, cad ANTED—SILVER Me RNS aEr APPLY AT B. V. Tou LET—POUR ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR. ALL FRONT, Haughwout & Co. pt ue, below Twentleth street, nd whole or rear f furniture for sale, or ‘would Apply to HOPKINS & CO., 74 Bleecker street, Waren WEAVER FOR LIGHT BALMORAL to Connecticut; good wage: at 148 Bast 15th ot, between Sdand ath ava, OO APPIY War SITUATION AS GARDENER OR GROOM; 10 LET—IN WR6T TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, TNE entire Lower Part of three story high stovp h se, Wit! ble family. fli the modern. im to wamail respon Uinderwande horses and gardening thoronghiy. Rent $90 per moi casein Hoverbel 1 nade 3: | man, with beet of reference, Aédrese 9. 1h Be bin ioe oH L. station B, Bighth avenue. Heratd offee. ANTED—EMPLOYMENT 1N THE SOAP TRADE, who has served six years to the buai- dress T. i ee given by L. nar icy tomgterence en ula lal 8 ANTED—A, FIRST CLASS ENVELOPE CUTTER: cone acquainted with the busines, and who, can. come well recommended. Apply to Samuel jor & Co., 115 and 117 William at, Wares, FIRST CLASS TINSMITHS. to C, Lightbody, 152 Front street, pe ep eke x Ld ay yo Patel UN. at 102 Water at. pavers sgn ae ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS MOULD SINKER, TO cut moulds, in the city; also first class carver and monld sinker to go to Chicago, Apply for three days at Went 26th at,, between 8th and 9th avs. Wate bare MEN TO WORK ON DERINGER'S pistol barrels and locks. Apply at 96 Waiker st., third r—ONR OR TWO ROOMS, WITH DRESSING Ttooma attached, for gentlemen, without bonré, in a eon- venient location, near Murray Hill; private family. Unex- ceptionadle references requi Address Thirty-s.xth street, tation | a. rT 10 ETAT RIVERDALE, A 10 per moh apy r ear Sarsies rel mor Apply PAWRENCE, 1 mae oo 0. LET—A FURNISHED, HOUSE, SITUATED AT 107 East Twenty-seventh street. Rent $10 a morth, 10 LET—ROOM, WITH STEAM POWER, 422/00 FEET. Apply to J. T. “BURR, 222 Front street, 10 Phen lagen gS AND NEWLY FURNISHED Parlors aud Bedrooms a fevtiemen, yp place. References | Fequired. ONE, TWO OR THRER YEARS, family, « large, wofurnished first-class J. sMitit DODGE, 15 West Twentieth street. Pag od By A THREE STORY BRICK hag nt ond subceliar: bt poy ~ ay rovements iabed elegantip. Inquire of Hip Haat Gighty-olxt8 street. 0 APPLY THE LECTURE 8 ASON. iT ‘@ DAILY—FOR “GENT EMEN [fates SSCTEANE PALS 708. or as ead rpester & Co.'s, 65 Broadway, or yee LET-FURNISHED, FROM NOVEMBER ke ae Tor Me eT ok con conte, Ft vee rencaf have em Forty-recond treet, "Apply a tee phon 4 POP, mi ork Mu jam of Anatomy a) ARK REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT MRS. yo LET—BROWN STONE HOUSE, FIRST CLASS, ©. F, Windle will give her lecture on the “Liberation of near Central Park, northwest , Fit hth reed, Ireland” this evening, at Clinton Hail, instead of at Sie and Second avenue; ores pply on ines, 9 to LL | Institute, as sly advertixe!. ‘The tickets issued 'olook. or to 8. BN vt Nassau sirees Whe Tuptiiute will be god for the lecture. COOK, AUCTIONEER. ete cere | a ~aechemn ture:being the en ct removed convenience of sale—O solid megewons tet _ thi cay, REA tony o'elocl ge Dising Room Su nislor Secretary Moo Easy wood Ward nan urniture, Pailiasses, Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows, e.; Crockery, and Gidsaware, fine Bronses and Vases, Carpets, Shades, Changeliers, &c., £0. Catalogues at sale. ENRY H. LEE ACCTIONE: ER. ae ay DS RoE Bea a, isa en MIE TH ovclook AM E, LUFE'S HOT! corner of 110th rye nd 6th avenue ( Jane), ‘a LARGE acide Souamiaal ee THOROUGHBRED TROTTING DEVON OATILE, SUFFOLK Seine mee a. Mears. A. BCONGER, J. 8. MONNOT, THE JAY 5 it parties, srhieh willbe fond, tome of the finest blooded stock MARES, UI LDiNG OS, WILLIES AND COLTS, THOR. met ND TROTTING, tee eget of Bayard, P iajor Low, Logan, Mango and ‘Thoroughbreds er ack. the get of YRANK SQUARTLY, WARHINGTOS, YORDeak AnD SWINE, SUPERIOR SUFFOLK, COL, MORRIS AND MR. STICKNEY, OF BOSTON, ‘STI IMPORTATION, papeasy 6 Le by Lexington, dam RE ASLTA TAN N (ches ‘ty Trustee, dam Henry Clay mA... ia “Biahiow EMPEROR (chestnut bands Three uk ‘Tell gta 4, Band yen rnold a A oirkne a va i cn angina chisives ooo ee Ne cond Walte Mare, 8 years old 14% hande high, sound and kind tn sll barnes, superio Wate ; ‘ad, i rats Nese sre 3 years old, by imporied Panialoom, out of a fast ing a 2 fom at it 16 hands 1 oe high 7 and 8 sours a olds kind aden ie tebatl heroese under ey A ig! An een hg BS Bal ean trot in io wine, near top fares’ ecuarier gba, bull by Goodwin, 128, pair st Indin Ponies, ae about 12 hands high, proven, aud gente in all harneas. 3 four weal ba —— Rie GENERAL GRANT, sire Huron, 604, dam rat Fe eerie pecuiem ua New York tars faire be sooty ie exhibition, as Le aan the after. nen “ee ("Tharedny h inat., day before this sale, will tite ot ance wires sicas tS the a oO Penick St otice No. $8 Liberty atrevt nS Coteloguesare | are now ready at the oflice of the Auctioneers, 8 Libert) bs ia but two from Eighth ay i Tate Roel a but eek from Big aren AUCTIONEE! H my an 4 MINER MY on Sane es me thas macau te We | Sate OF HIGH CLASS NTINGS AND With SEs or avon crass, cca ane ‘oth ‘pete ye yencer, non Coles” wit Beard, Geo. tnness, Thos, Doughty, Horan Goan 8 ‘3 Tae A renrk i. A. th R.A. jarvey, Ht. A.; ‘ B, O'N ¥ ialiyar, aes: Boddingtons C. Shayer, vt i wonoof oe Maller, Brunet, ‘eign, Vie Sith cher high claes Petures, Prthey wit ve on eon eshibition av Above one week, and two evenings before the sale He FELTMAN, AUCTIONERR-—aELLB TODAY, at it eloeke the Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the ‘Liquor 76 Carmine street, A chance seldom met with, BNRY H. EBEDS. *) MINER AUCTIONEERS 'T BALE 0: RST (fURNITO KS. TON MIND VERY Lire BED. HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will se! y auctior Thursday, October 28, at 103g o'clock, at East Srst street, near Fifth avenue, all the 01 Etagere, Centre Tar octave, made by Win. fall & Son, round corners polished, quite new aod cost $650; brane Chsndeliers, with figures. BACK PARLOR—Suit of black walnut, covered in ma- roscwend eotatoens Peano’ On bles: rosewood carved Pianoforte, > root, figured reps, Curtains and carved Cornices to math, teen wings, Olocks, Vases, &e., Hall Stands, carved DINING KOOM— AN! carved, oak Buffet, Extension Chaire, covered in green morocco; China, Glass, Fined Ware BED R ROOMS—Splendid Suit of satt edged rosewood, 01 of at Prrotarsr et orared with ae ‘Curtainetotmatch; Suits of carved do., oak d fo. vy Velvet and Brussels Carpets, LIBR, lined with satinwood; Ta ‘goat Qhalre ant amin to ch; reclining CI Clocks, éc., and other valuable Taruitufe.” Sale’ withou ye 2. MINER, Al NEE! Ry ory R-SALESROOM SF the Post MINE 4 HOMER will sell at auction, Fi Oct, , at 1034 o'clock, at the 37 Ni atreet hold Furhiture, comprising Brusséis and Ingrain carpet enai po Suits, Ext iahogany, ‘and Tetes, curled hair, straw and Tun adiretca; “paillaae os Bote Chena oo = Bune Chena a a and Fi, wood for Tosewood Melo. Se eee wis" Samy tae Scene . omer NEE) Hi®S5%, D. ay ye m4 (01 Ry the Post offies, site. WALGABLEY HORSES, Ce RIAGRS, Oc. MINBR “d SOMBRVILLE, fi of their sales: sd aude SATURDAY, OCT, 28, Partioulars in to-tiorrow's papers, FIRSRE 2 Res iP ROO an te pie t yavanna aes ofa: of Brussels a 18, 01 Ghalen abl Beding Laos Ch Clocks abi, oll ae e,; together x mith Kitebed Furniture and Utensils, ‘ale, cash- Spy ta BEEMAN Tiyan OCTOBER 27. ie J°9 i Wiowhoy M, rahe a ot Pearl Latreet, B Brook otlyn, two large Wendsoins Pier ables; Tosewood ‘mahog- any and wal nut hg ey arr Booka ses, Centre Tables, maz ti top Chamber Suits; Hair Mattresses’ Feather Beds, Bed: ding, Eatension Tables, Ohara, Sofas, "Lounges, & Hood sortment of Velvei, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, U! the, Stoves, Heaters, Ac. ‘AMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, 1,401 BROADWAY, will sell at-anction, on Thi wuraday. Oot October 26, at It o'cloat A. M.. on the premises of E. K. Collins, New Rochelle rty of Woodruff Collins), consisting of Horses, aire Sleigha, Bella, Robes, Blankets, Cows, Fo. of tive. baad E. WO@D, AUCTIONEER. br FERRY. BOATS TAU FOTION. HUDSON AXD. fepecirrepinaiie JERSEY Cry rieny' Ge COMPANY. LEWIS E. WOOD, Auctioneer, will sell on THORSDA’ October 26, 1865, at 2'o'clock P.'M., f¢ of Mercer z Jersey City. adjolning the New Jersey Railroad and Trans tation any depot and the company's dock to Des- roses street, New York, the Steam ‘Ferry boats Hudson Arresseoh, together with thelr wi he and tackle. Lo seen at any time pret oe oe lying on board, at foot of Mercer street, Sie’ Wood? eal Estate and Sener Auctioneer, mery atreek. EWIS E. WOOD, AUCTIONEE Wall sell Pridays Oct. 27, at 23 o'clock P.M. To close an estate, Exeeutor’s sale of choice Buliding Lote corner ang inside) at Claremont, South ‘Bergen, 1 'rom Cort! iberty and Desbrosses street ferries 4 horse and dummy cars jt le t improvements, na, Secure your home within 25 minutes of Hal 'N. Yo ‘Ligh’ tazation,” Terms easy. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, M. ova TY ‘treet, or oa fy Oct. 97, at 1036 o'clock, & of Household Furaiiuré, removed Tor convenlence of viz:—Parlor Suits, in brocatel and reps; do. in hatroi walnut Bedroom Suits, with marble tops, com} French Plate Mirrors, ten seta of fine Lace C (ns, oe and action rosewood Pianoforie, marble top Contre Tables, t Curled Hair Mattresses, Tapestry, Velvet and I Carpets; pa Paintings ged naravings, Lil x Sut Mba Lae rary rosewood walnut do. gether with « eeeal anwot{anes of meetin clas Narnitere he whole te peremptorily sold, and worthy the attention of ere and others, AWNBROKER'S [aos Fret doce trae auc. en es 15 East ie a. a if Men’ ‘and Wat Wine Blankets. "Bilows ae., by order. of 2. MERMAN & UO., No. 157 Laurens stree! ehh art SALE.—THIS DAY, ag! ll O'CLOCK, —s ec will br at No, 59 New Bo fy! hed of Di hawls, Cloaks, U; and a variety Binakeis, Quilts, Sheets, a Oiner goede By order, "ia, BRIN AWD, Bi Third a AWNBROKERS’ SALE—GEO.| LEWIS, AUCTION. cet, will sell on Thursday, October 36, af 25 Chat street, a Men's aud We. men’s Cothitg ie Wemuunts, Quilts, Boots, Shoes, be. To cota: mence at 10 o'clock. By order of J. R. & J. yim bak i aE BROKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, AT 1 eran? a a ae IN sakeareoms §8 Now ow Bowerze af gs de. By Be Delong, 290 Last Brondw cunars SALE. WILLIAM OT 8 SHER- a m1, ia o'clock "at the Exchange Bate ha B way, the three valuable Houses aad Lots on south side of Bighty-aixth street, 175 feet east of Third avenue. ry a 's office, 14 Pine street, Qiazre SALE.. TARD' whut peony AND oruEe fa on cna yagi cloak at 37 ast Brod 0 igen @% dosen Hi Shire Ove way, ase KELLY, Sheri. Hie8 Boo Gaite Biockiegs’ ko, HERIFF'S GALE STR AM HARD WALTEES, “AUCTIONEER, fu ot ei day, atl Seer. oo ith side of yd re, “SOuN KELLY, Sheriff. ‘A:' Le Brnne, Deputy. nyse genege ea HtQuoRS, RICHARD WAL! TRRS, hs AUCTIONEER, Eh et oe Feist Ll o'el t auction store Lf | antes Ciao pened vit HERIFF'S SALE. LEATHER AND FINDINGS. RICHARD na i oclck, cit bask roan ua iver, quanuty Diack Lasting, whiie Dee Sitt'Bizding, Elastic Bisdlug, "JOHN KELLY, Sheri. Tuomas H. Fenris, Deputy Sherif. JOGART, At re ge SELL OW fw Rogan Soller Halle Sask ding of «large cat of Fe traw anf tara oak oad white and colored Wool peck walnut iahungs Sexi tore Booka by onder af Goh Fe ke Ho! vabien ttt 4&3, BOGART, AUCTIONERRS—WILL SELL THIS , Oct. 26 at'I9 o'clock, at No. nig hpbepmenk og sof choles Fowls, Hanoy ‘Lop-eared. Rab- Bits, Wirework C: ‘one Bar Goum ter, ‘one east: Wine, lot Cigars, ry & J. BOGART, Ai octet SRUL Soom jos 1 Non son Wipes age HERMAN & CO.., AUCTIOMRER-SELL FRIDAY, Qctober 27, at 1h; Uelock, at 13, Bowery, at pablle ape, tion, the stock of Wines and Liquors from a wholesale dealen, vi bl. choice old Bourbon Whiskey, various brandy Beotch ie hen a eertch ines sad Ligaome in canbe, Parrols and RMAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL OW Fins October 2a, at en ine ead at $72 Hudson street nt'Wooden Chairs, LOAN OFFICES. T {? 7—Money ret a Ape ance TN At THe HT A’ FA WNBROKERS’ Ti wa /ATCHES, BE WRLEY ac. at T 167 BROADWAY. PREC! NES, £e. Hr Fe gewetey, U = fatches, old a “eS Bours frown 194 : M ORRRINGER, 167. miner room 28, . ETRE fp iit Around ARAL A ADVANCES PAWNBROKERS DYANCES MADE ON WATCHES, BrAMOuDS, sae. elty. Di ry re tes Fatah Tend surest, two Core west 6b a SA EO PRI ANTON _<I PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES M Jewelry, ‘Onsen gaveuse es Ol ‘Wall ‘BOUGHT. Aver SM — and Bivdrware, ‘oF Afters Shove iets Lia Py yt, a neuen ah rns ‘ot Dap an pare aaecern envio ina ae eer ci ARTIFICIAL BYES, CIAL BYES. —ARTIPIC MAR ASTIFICIAL es inanrtod tad Wnavon& GOUGELMANN, former; = ort Paris, OW Broadway, Now one,