The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Taurapay, Oct, 26—6 P. M. ‘The stock market exhibited a most decided tendency towards improvement at the opening of business this morning, and at the first session of the public board prices were higher than at the close of business last evening, At the first regular board it was steady, with the exception of Erie, which was strong, closing at two per cent advance upon yesterday’s second board quo- tation, Prairie du Chien 34, Uhio and Mississippi cortif- cates 3s, New York Central 3. The latter was vigor- ‘ously hammered by the brokers representing the party buying, with a view to obtaining control of the road, and who, of course, want to get the cash stock as low as they can, A well known gentleman who is allied in interest with those who control the Hudson and Harlem roads has left for Europe with the view of securing proxies there, and this, together with other signs, foreshadows a spirited contest, and probably a change of management in the future. Reading closed 34 lower. Government securities were depressed in consequence of the report by the Africa that five-twentics had declined to 673; a 63 on the London Stock Exchange. Coupon sixes of 1831 de- clined 34, five twenties 3%, new issue 3. After the call Erie rose to 90, notwithstanding the quotation of 5734 a 583¢ for the stuck in London, and it was generally believed that the speculative director of the Erie road had become a buyer. The English railway party visited the room while the board was in session, and ‘afterwards made a call at the Gold Room and Sub- Treasury. It was at the same time rumored on the street that they were buyors of Erie on their personal account. It is all but certain that unless the Atlantic and Great Western Company make a satisfac- tory arrangement with the Erie road they will build ap extension of their own to New York, which they - gay they can do in eighteen months from the time of commencing operations, But now that the speculative director is at the turning poiat from ‘‘bear’’ to “bull” the prospect of an arrangement with the Great Western Company brightens, and it is more than probable that they will have no occasion to covstruct the threatened new highway from Salamanca. At the open board at one o'clock the market was strong, and a general advance took place. ‘At the second regular board it was firm, and New York Central closed % higher than at the first board, Erie 2%, Hudson 1%4, Michigan Southern 134, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Northwestern preferred 3, Rock Island \y, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Missouri certificates 34. Government securities were steady, At the half-past three open board the market was buoyant. New York Central closed on the call at 9724, Erie 9234, Hudson River 106%, Reading 115, Michigan Southern Cleveland aud Vittsburg 81, Rock Island 107%, Northwestern preferred 6424, Prairie du Chien 6244, Mariposa 1144. Afterwards, on the street, the market continu ascendant. Eric sold at 93, New York Centra! Michigan Southern 7334, eland and Northwestern preferred 6434. The latte larly strong in anticipation of the forthe port of the company for the last two years. It is stated by those who have had the proof sheets of the report, which will be published on Monday or Tuesday next, and which has been looked forward to with considerable interest, that jt rapresents the « yto have seven hundred and twenty-live miles of class road and only about twelve millions of bonded debt. The floating debt has been pa'd off out of the caruings of the road, The latter agiragated during the month of September last $946,000, and the estimated earnings for the present month of October are $970,000. ‘The total earn nes of the road from last July to July, 1866, are nine millions, which is equivalent to nine per cent upon the entire capital s The com- pany requires two millions of new rolling stock to meet the increased traiiic of the road, including fifty locomo- tives anda th i cars. But itis represented th the company cau defray the cost of these entirely out of its earnings during the next twelve or eighteen months by passing the dividend on its common stock. The demand for tnoney to-day was freely met at seven per cent on call, lenders having become more confident of the future of monetary aifuirs, in consequence of the oMfc.al announcement that no more funding of the cur- roncy will take place, unless Congress, after its next meeting, should approve such a course, which it may possibly do in order to counteract the effact of the two or threo hundred millions of additional national bank — currency which it is likely to euthorize, Commercial paper is in moderate supply and averags demand at7 a 10 for the best grado. The disbursements on account of the temporary loan yesterday aggregated $400,000, $500,000 of which were for Clearing House certifica To-day about $700,000 were disbursed upon the hetopemer Joan, The gold market opened at 14535 and drooped to 144%, after which it rallied to 145% a 145%. Loans could only be made by paying 6 a 7 per cent interest on the currency received. Foreign exchange was dul! at 109.109 for bankers’ sterling at sixty days. The firmness of cotton here and abroad induces shipments and depresses the o market. Southern bankers’ bills are quoted at 108% a Petroleum stocks were generally firm at the first board. Bennehoff Run sold at $13 85, Kergen Coal and 0.1 85c., Buchanan Farm 67¢., Bradley $1 10, Cherry Ria 26c., First National 69c., Ham McClintock (b. 3) $7, McKinley (b. 5) $2 60, Manhattan 26e., The Kuropean advices by the Africa aro fa ‘wo anticipated they would be. 011 Creek $1 59. rable, as The rlight decline in d is obviously owmg to the spirited correspondence between Mr. Adams and Lord Russel! on the subject of our claims for damages by the rebel privateers fitted out im England. But it is quite clear that nothing serious is likely to result from the opinions upon ixternational law interchanged, and that mutual interests will lend to mutual concessions, which will obviate ail difculties. » The gtockbolders of tho Third Avenue Railroad Com- ‘pany ; will oloct a new set of directors or re-clect the old board, the latter being moet likely, on tle 8th of Novem- ber. ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows :— Total receipts Payments... Balance... For customs. . On account of government loan. Tho following is the amount of American stocks and bonds held in England, whereon the interest has not been paid for some time:— Confederate cotton loan. 19,442,195 « «4. $128,000,000 —A meeting of the ‘bondholders of the shove stocks was held in London on the 10th instant, at which a resolution was adopted naming Mr. Lewis Haslewood, Mr. Schofield, M.P., Mr. Gowan, Dr. Black and Mr. E. Hasiewood a committee to represent the interest of the bondholders; as also a resolution appropriating one half year's coupon, out of each settlement that may be effected, to meet their expenses and remunerate them for their labore. Stock Exchan Therepay, ‘Ok 36-10: 30 A. M. cou 100% 400 sha NYCeuRR.2¢ 964% Bor, st... 1000 dov.....b) 68 5-20,0,xNo 103% 5000 U 50001" 10000U' 635 20cnixNe 101% do, .2d call 101% US 6's, 10-40, © 1000 Tr n, 7-30, Ist s do. 24 series do. Ud series do,...small 3 2000, 10000 2500 91% 10000 Tennesseo 8 ‘s.. 86 $990 W Carolina 6. 83 $000 do... on _ ri6's.., 76% 000 100 Mich Con RB. /s60 1118 fo00 Indiana Ba... 200 Mich8&NIRK,b8O 71 10000 Ohio & Miss ce 100 | aes “24 7 1000 NY Centé6#'83 93), 400 714 1000 Hud Riv Ist m 192% 500 do. Tm1% 10000 Miss & Moigh 48 200 Clove de Pits Tit cL) 2000 AKGW 1m,0d 96 1200 40 id 4000 Chi& Alvefb 97 4650 American gold 145 1¢ 300 do Boalt _ 40% 16 Del & Hud Canal 144 900 Spring M’n Coal, 65 200 1000 Brunswick Ld 10% 50 600 NY Central RR, 96% 100 600 do......890 96 400 6 200 200 do, 24 call 107% 1000 100 Clove & Tol RR. 102% 300 100 Mi & PrduChbRR 61 100 96 = 200 do,..2d call 61s NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1865. r : »_ 10 B., Youngest daughter of Jucsb Jackson, of Syesset, I. 1. notice. So remains wie taken to Nyack for inter- AALS ME ADONIS.” aN AT eee io ein ain “on Wednesday morning, Oc- ant SEAR, "AUCTIONEER. a8 a ae Hurts re sell by auction, em He aati > tober 25, Wuu4m Henny im the 42d year of his as 2 eae BER 3, 1865, & Ter —On reday, om Beanarp Branes, A oeloek i icdipaybem intros ists yearar safe . mn} the funeral, thie Se eemes| ae pean FY TEs Bartow Ia00), ‘sae dis e invited oppo to $20000 USS. 20cnixNe wei as Bee RR. a tix tend tue °fune sea eon ina rrendet.ce, Haar tweihh | & fro c Pauls church, invita” Shines? {he Goma er av mora) one - ~ oe » to St. TO "Yondon papers please copy. peren cons Dr iG STOO, 7) oie mass will ‘be offered for the repose of his soul; from | | Wxuox. un. On Tuesday, Oaler 4, Wass ‘Wascs, the roa DEON Nor vite sax rea pesthontns at be min Soil 318 — On thu: ra The relatives and friends of she famtly are respectfully 100 Mil& P du Ch RR ols Lerimia, youngest dai of Thomas and Klicn Je invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afvernoon, at ‘of the finest blooded gteakt 200 Pitts, FOWa& C RR Bryan, ‘aged § months and 26 days, two o'clock, from No. 13 Monroe street, (Avotox Norte: ‘AUCTIONEER. spa pili 300 Cum Coat, prt 43" 100 Mich’ So&Nol RR Bx noth (ieuda of te funy are invited t,atand the fu. — an Fea bd pol . rigs re AND, COTS, 200 200 quiets es is tooo 72 | nue, brooklyn, this (Pray attra noon; thao o'clock. nonsnnr onenadiac eet, 841056 o'clock. sata Begkman street get of Bayard, Patches, Senjor Low, Logan, Mange and 300 Marino 300 724 | "Charen —On Thursday, ‘NITED STATES TREASURY, {n lots to suit c DEVON OATTLE, 100 Mari pse MR 100% 500 Tax, | eldest danchter of Thomés and Blenor G. Carter, aged 16 Kew Yons, Oct, 24, 1065 “ paenou hy eben te W, TON YORDUAM ABD 100 flo, 2d cat! 106% 500 do. 2d cali 72 years, 2 months and 7 da: Moree She Leas om tn, for. rg ig seria in part eas dance EY ea, Wee QSHINGTON, .FORDHA! 400 N ¥ Genisal RR; OT” 100 Clevo & Fits KE SL tare pelatives and ends ofthe family are respectfully it te (a ete hes ot “the Hrresaury under Spoont te SWINE, SUPERIOR SUFFOLK, Saturday . having been ; A 00 5 two s'lock, fom the reeldonoe of her’ pareaoy Nov’ a3T or notes will be noi ” auisiPusa mae one See, OL. MORRIS AND ME. STICKNEY, OF BOSTOM, 1000 do. . se 100 Chic & N W RR. 30. 200 Chic & NW poe 63 100 200 Cleve & rol RR.. 105.3% 100 do, 5 91K 600 Chic & Rk IRB. 10W¢ CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuvnspar, Oot. 26—6 P. M. Asuxs.—Receipts, 76 pkgs. Tho market continued dull and nominal, Briapsrurrs.—Receipte, 9,901 bbls. flour, 666 do. and 1,000 bags corn meal, 6,400 bushels wheat, 30,090 do, corn, 36,228 do. oats, 625 do, malt and 56,640 do. barley. The market for State and Western flour was less active, and prices ruled 6c, a 10c. lower, closing with the ten- dency still to lower prices. The sales were about 9,000 bbis, at our revised quotations below. Southern flour was inactive, and prices were declining; the sales com- prised 450 bbis, Canada flour found a siow market even at a decline of fc. a 10c. per bbl, and closed heavy, with no buyers, at our outside figures annexed. Rye flour continued quiet, but prices were without noticeable change. Corn meal was in limited demand, with small sales Brandywine, say 300 bbls. at $5. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour. $7 75 a $8 00 Exira State, 810a 8 25 Choice State 8 30a 8 50 Common to meditim extra Western. 8 20a 870 Extra round hoop Ohio. 390 a 9 00 Western trade brand: 9 15 a 12 50 Common 9 70 a 10 40 Fancy and extra do, 10 60 a 16 25 Common Canadian 8S 20a 8 50 Good to ch 8 80 a 12 50 Rye tour (su 8 50a 900 Corn meas 4900 495 5 10a 5 25 20 25 a 26 50 Corn meai, Brandywine, puncheon: —he tran ng n wheat were not as large as yester- day, but we in notice an ad 2 of fully le. per bushel. The ¢ embraced 3 bushels, at $1 75a $1 80 for Chi 81 for Milwaukee club, $231 for wh te Western, an¢ for new amber, State. An active demand prevailed for corn, under which prices a 20, por bushel, closing fir Jes were about 115,000 bu nd, 876. a 90°. for sound. store, aud 950, for "yellow West- Oats found a more ady mur. . Matt was du Barloy was not tuch called for, batt 4; 20,000 bushels suld ‘at $1 2f 07, aad a few parcels for some- cast, was firm, but very a1 for Canada thing under, steamer from Taropd caused consid rable excitement 1a the mut! rieos advanced fully le, per Ib. on all grades, ined quo- tations, the market closing im, with muci: less anitma- tion. We quote:-- Upland. Fi rida, Miile, N. O. & T. 48 49 49 69 60 ou 62 62 63 dull, and rates were entirely nominal. » to Liverpool at a merely nominal figare— Nonp he's carn, private; 700 hal amer, 1,100 bates cotton, %d. } P private, 7,00 bushe! for orders, petzoloutn, a day or Abrig was taken for Cork ago at 5s. 6d. Hor:.—Receipte, none, The market was fairly active iv a jobbing way at full prices, The saies cover 125 bates, at 10c. a 3c, for old crop, and 30c, a 60c, for uew crop. Mowasse: continued quiet, with nothing but retail par! cols selling. Pricos, however, retained their fall strengih. 168 packages 1' do, butter, and The et inarket was active, and prices at the commencement advanced, new moss selling up to $34 25, froin that duwn lo $34 cash, at whieh it d dull and heavy. The sales for future delivery embraced 2,500 bbls, Mors, seller's and baycr's option, for November, at $24 a $34 50. The sales doliveruble on the spot comprised 6.600 bbls, at $24 n $24 25 (or mess; nominally $29 a $30 for prime, and $29 for prime mevs. Boot was in rather less demand, but prices con- tinued fair; abont $59 bbls, sold at $11'a $14 for plain mose, and $140 $17 for extra mess, Beef hams were quiet) and nominal, Bacon was without sales, Cut meats were very dull, but we noticed no disposition on the part ot howers to make concessions; prices were B42 do. cheose. nominally 16140. a 1734¢. for shoulders, and 20c. a 234¢c. for hams. Ti A market was dull, heavy, and pr ees were about gc. lower. The sales were 800 pis. at 2de. 4 283¢c, for common to choleest. kettle rendered in retail pare le. tee 8 was selling well at 30c, a 42. for West- ern, and 40. . for Sates some fancy parcels of the {atte sold at, 650. Cheese wan rather quit, but prices were unehanged; coramoa to choice factory made sold at from iSc. 2190. per ib., the latter an ontside rate. Pernonerm —Recerpts, 9,064 bbis. The market was ices of both erude and refined were wholly nominal. ‘The sates were about 2.500 bbls., at 35%, a 6c, for eruds, 68¢. 2 69c. for small lots re: fined, in boud, and 76c.'a 780. for free Bowled was without buyers to any extent at over Sic. a 560, but some offe were revused. The steamer’ news caused the exporters to withdraw from the market en. trely. Rick was firm, but very inactive. repor dull and unseitled, and p We have no sales to Svoar.—The market for raw was vory quiet, but pricee were nominally unchonged. The saivs were 149 hhds, Cuba muscovado at 1430. a14\%c., aud 60 hhds. Porto Rico at 16. Refined ruthor casier, with sales of standard hards at 20%c. STEARE none. A moderate demand pre. vailed for we baye to notice sales of 50,000 Tbe, at Le. We h ard of no transactions in stearine worthy of note, Tatiow.—Receips. none, The demand was better, but prices ruled lower. We note sales of 95,000 Ibs. at oro. —Rece'pts, 178 packages and 118 hids. ‘The jet, but firm, with sales of 80 Lids, Ken- aXe. per Ib, eipts, 468 bbls. ‘The market was dull, and prices ruled a shade lower. The sales were in small lois, reaching 200 bbls, at $2 33. a $234. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Amxre—Gmovx.—At Christ church, Brooklyn, F. D., the Rev. A. H. Partridg or] HuaMasn Aniens to Mast [sort eldest daughter Hubert Giroux, Esq., all of Brooklyn. Baacn—Weer.—On Wednesday evening, October 25, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Henry J. Fox, of the Central Methodist church, Dr. Jony Brach to Miss Marcarer Rewecca West, daughter of William ‘West, all of this city. Bait—Reep.—On Monday, October 9, ioe Rev. H. B Manger, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Winuan Ban of New Brighton, 8.1, to Axxi W, daughter of William Reed, ‘Westtown, Chester county, Pa. BRavieyY—Trewarn, —On Seinahi October 26, the Charch of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Stephen L ym, Jr., Srepuxn Rows Brapiey to Avavsta, daughter power? "R. Tremain, all of this city. ens AL TY chute Oe we L, on Pycdnesday, October 25, 6 ton, assisted by Rov. Theodore Irving, D. D., JosxruS. Decken ne war ok Th October 26, at the ay. — juraday iddie Village, L. 1, by Methodist i church, Rev, W. H. oo, Wa. Denton to Many Ameua Way, ail of the town of Ni LU Fxve—Hat.—On Wednesday, October 25, at the resi- dence of the bride’s uncle, John K. Hackett, Eeq., by Rev, F. C. Ewer, H. Frye to Fannin A., daugh- tor of Oscar D. Hall, all of this city Gorrenus—Ketioge.—In St. John’ 's church, Hartford, on Wednesday, October 25, by the D. D., Jonw MM. Rev. ‘Wm. ©. Doane, HORTCHNUS and Sanam G., daughter of of Hartfo Horr- —Basewis. On bys gorda by Rev. ‘Thomas Armitage, D. D., Norwalk, Conn., oth L. Batowrs, second gad daughter of e A. Baldwin, this city. PKBON—-Rormiws—At the residence of the bride's taiber on Tuesday, October 24, coors =: Friends’ ceremony, Stpxey W. Jackson, of Syosset, to Carnim, dhter of Matthew F. Robbins, of Jericho, L. 1 October 25, at the rds, Kraxt— Rextov.—On Wednesday Presbyterian church sree of 'son yereage, sad and Raang of Uhlindelphin’ to Bua foes RAs Philadelphia, to Euuew Roxy: ctucny Leavor—Jvit.—At the Church of St, Winoent do a Pe, on Tuesday, October 24, by the Rev. T. Goetz, Pixnam Rec mn Lxnevr, of Si. ‘Bstephe, Gironde, France, to Marm Rose Anceviqur Jem, of this city. No carda, Murxer—Torrvree.—In this city, on Wednesday, Oc- tober 25, by the Rev. Dr. Burchard Faaxk A. Mmenen and Eire R. Tovkrnse, all of this city, McCoun—Usorems.—On Wednerlay, October 26, at the residence of the brido’s father, at Locust Valley, thee Toland, by the Rev. R, G, Hutton, Wa, T, MoCovs, Jr, to Sanam E., daughter of Jacob 8! Underhill McKeroax—Memvorv.—On Tuesday, October 24, in the Madison joare Prosbgverian church, by the Rov. Eawin F. id, D. D., Cuarnes Mc KeRoAS, of Now. ark, N. na to Mant Manwanino, daughter of T. Vanzandt Munford, Beq., of this city. JACKSON. At the residence of the bride's Bowery, without further notice. .—At New Brunswick, N.J., on Wednesday, October,25, in his 61st q Pataiox Gouaas, a native of Mullingar ‘county Westmesth, Ireland. Funeral services at St. eters ch New Bruns- wick, this (Fnday) in at ten o’cl Hi fonds in this city are reapectfully invited to attend, leave Cortlandt street at seven and eight o'clock Fahad M. Cauriani.—On Thursday, October 26, Louisa, widow of Dr. Charles W. Churchill, The rolatives and friends of the a family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past Bok o'clock, from her late residence, 34 Clymer street, ok dys ‘ERX, —On Lange October 26, after a protracted Ly Wm. Dickers, aged 39 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also of his brothers-in-law, Norman Ames George and also Jerome, John and Daniel Buchinors; also. and members of Protective Engine mar an oped 22, are respectfully invited to attend tho fi afternoon, atone o'clock, from his late ped pen pt Division street. His remains will be taken to Calvery Cemetery for interment. Evans.—At Mystic River, Conn., on Tuesday, Octobor 24, Warren B., infant son of Evan D. and Harrict Evans, ba 9 ne - ss ru =, ‘exNER.—In Jersey City, on Thur October 26, at three o'clock A. M., at the rosidence of het brother, Dr. Geo. W. Gardner, Mrs. Fraxexs D., relict of Rev. Jobin P. Fenner, aged 72 yea The funeral serv! prices: will be held in Grac church, Erie strect, on Saturday afternoo} ra two o'clock, Gut.—On Thursday, Oc! 26, Cuartxs EL, son of path and Martha Gill, aged 1 aS 2 months ‘and 25 “othe friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his Parents, 565 Third avenue, on Saturday a ternvon, at one o'clock. Hrxp:ngov,—-On Wednesday morning. October 25, Mary Axy Hznpersox, widow of Benjamin Henderson, aged 60 years, 3 months and 24 days, of dropay. ‘The friends and relatives are reapectfully 1 invited to attend the funeral, this (I'riday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 189 South Fourth’ street, Brook: yn. Hestrs.—At his residence, No. 119 Eighth avenue, on Wednesday morning, October 25, at nine o'clock, Riewny Huss, aged 63 years, in macs of requiem for the repose of his sout Wilt be celebrated this (Friday) morning, at balf-past 9 ‘clock, ut St, Francis Xavier's church, from whence his romain’ will be conveyed to Calvary Cemetery. The iriends and reiotives of the family ure respectfully in- Vited | to nd the funeral without further not ce. 5 , N. H., on bionday, Octo- : ure respectfully tavited te at- tend the funeral, at his fathor’s residence, No, 110 vost root, this (Friday afternoon, at ttires o'ck x.--On Wednesday, October 25, Exar son, and de , aged 26 } oe DW Abratis m and Eh months and 21 day The relatives tend the funeral, from her lat» residence, Jamaica }i near Cypress Hills Cemetery, this (l'riday) afternoon, a two o'clock. —On Thorsday, October 26, at the residence of ¢, Hon, Abram Wakeman, No, 40 West Forty-sixth stieot, Mrs. Mary L. Hoyt, widow of the late Colonel Joseph Huat, of Sing ing, in the OOth year of her age. ‘The remains will bo taken to Sandy Hill for interment. Kuackc.—On thursday morning, October 26, after a short ilness, Bunstanp Kracky, aged 28 years and 2 clatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- rom the residence of his parents, No. unday afiernoon, at Ualf-past one o'clock. His ‘remains will be taken’ to Lutheran Cemetery. San Francisco (Cal.), Papers | ploate 69 Lorrrinin,—In Hoboken, N. J. ber 25, at the residence of Mra. nsate | Benson, Bursa Lot. Tiupex, aged 64 years and 10 months, ‘The remains were taken to Troy for mterment, Moust.—At Ricville, Monmouth county, N. 3. on Wodnesday, October 25, ANN Exiza, eldest daughter of Joseph G. aud Ann Mouat, ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to p seca! the funoral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Muneuy.—Tho wife of John Murphy died at her rost- dence, 342 West Twenty-sixth street, betweon Eighth and Ninth avenues, Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, this (Jriday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Mvtvrv.—On Wednesday evening, October 25, Mary Awxe Mutvny, danghter of Christopher and Winifred Mulvey, aged 23 years and 7 days, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, head of Barbarein street, near Tiliary, Brooklyn, this ¥) afternoon, at huli'-past one o'clock. s1.—On Weduesday, October 25, afer a short but severe ilincss, Ricnanb McKuxxa, in the 24th yenr of is age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, from his late resid -nee, 100 Mort stro t, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. McAvey.—I Brooklyn, on Wednestay, Ociober 25, Mr art. McAvoy. ie fau ral will take place this (Friday) morning, at half-past 9 o'clock, from hs late residence, No. 175 Jay street, corner of rd, to St. James’ cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass will be colebrated, and thence to Cemet-ry of the Holy Cross, His relatives and friends and those of his brother Arthur are mvited to attend, Nicos At Roslyn, L. L,on Weiuesday, October 25, Axx Enns, widow of Samuel’ Nichols, Jr., and daughter of the lat "Wm, Valentine, of Roslyn. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the funerai, this (Friday) morning, at LL o'clock, from the Friend's meeting hous *, at Westbury, Le T. Carriayes will meet the ey-ht o'clock train from James slip, and half-past eight from Hunter's Point, at Westiury station Niskwy.—On Thureday, October 26, Canonine Nessie, aged 26 years and 8 months, ‘The friends and relatives of the family ary respectfully inviced to attend the tuncrai, from hor late residence, No, 276 Last Piity-tifth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at bulf-past ove o'clock, Perticraw.—On Tuesday evening, October 24, Ronset Joux, only son of H. B. aud K. Pettigrew, friends of the tamily are respectfully invited to e foneral, this (Friday) afteruoon, at three “clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 95 South Sixth sirect, Williamsburg. Panien.—On Thu 1 Wed ‘ednesday, Octo- Detober 26, Faxxy Bapeav, wife of William Paime the 62d year of her age. f fuveral hereaster, Yn Fifth day morning, October 26, at half-past ck, Doxomy Porm, in the 76th year of her try or iniends and those of her late won, Joseph C. weil, and of her niece, Hannah B. Mountain, are faae futly invited to ated the funeral, from 'the Friends’ mectinghouse, Twentieth str et, near Third avenue, Sev- enth day norhing, ¥ (28th inst.) at ten o'clock. Revscnps.—On Wednesday, October 25, at twelve o'clock, Pariicx Revvonpa. His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to'at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 6 Mulberry street, this (Fridav) afternoon, at one 0° Rowax.—At Manbattanville, on Thursday morning, October 26, at eleven o'clock, Domtsick Rowax, formerly & student of 81. Joseph's Seminary, Fordham, in the ‘26th year of his age. A solemn mass of requiem for the repose of his soul will be celebrated in Church of the Annunciation, Manhattanville, on Saturday Borniog of nine o'clock; whence his funeral will proceed to Cemetery. The friends of deceased are invited to attend without further notice, Sackett. —On Wi moraine, October 25, Sanam Jane, wife of Thomas M. The funeral service will aco at St. Tim church, Fifth-fourth street, so’ th avenue, this 5 day) ‘morning, at balf-past nine o’ The ives and friends of the family, and the members of Amity Chapter No. 160, are invited to attend without further notice. The remains will be removed to Greenwich, Conn., for interment. ‘Wilmington and ae Sunt (N. C.), and Haverhill (Mass.) papers Stoureneran. morning, October 25, pyrene Euta May Stoutex- Buran, only daughter of John P. and Annie 4 Stouten- burgh, 2 year Senter poy 26 days. The ves and ly are respectfully Invited to attend ie fave at realdence of Join Pearsall, No. 152 West Forty-fourth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further a Snaw.—In Brooklyn, on W October 25, at the residence of her son, Evzanerm Suaw, late of the parish of Rathconnell, county Mh Westmeuth, Ireland. Her remains will be taken to St, Patrick’s church in Kent avenue, near Myrtle, morn- ing, at ten o clock, Pty a solemp requ ‘mass will be celebrates B ing Jeave the ay inely at one o'clock the remains ‘in The friends the Cemetery of the bens gd Cross, Flatbush. of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral without further notice. Svanks.—On Thursday TE rena October 26, Sanur, Sranks, in the 78th ff The relatives and ds of rine f family are fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Holy Apostles (Rev, Dr. Howland's), corner of Ninth ave. = ng -eighth street, on Saturday afternoon, at wo o’cloc Scorrety.—At West Farms, on ae = 25, of croup, Canrm A., daughter of mn Seo. fleld, aged 6 years, 6 months and 20 ‘The relatives and friends are a ly Invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past ono o'clock, from the Choma of her rareeee 1x8. —On Sunday 10, in the city of Bo- United States or tate Colombia, South America, Mary the beloved wife of William Leo stiles. Swacki#amen.—At Morrisania, on ha 5 son October 26, Buyere Kistam, son of George 8 and Mary G. Swack- hamer, aged 1 rs and 2 montl Tattmax.—On Wednesday, October 25, after a short fliness, Mrs. Prene A. Titimss, wife of Captain Joba Fr Tal!man, in the 47th yeor of her age. The friends of the family «are invited to attend the fu. father, on Wednesday, October 25, according to Friends’ | neral services, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock, at rosideuce, 142 Hammoud ceromony, Issac C. THORN, of Locust Valley. to Ear | hor late sieet. without further COMPANY I8 A, ceptions ited 'B heer Be Boalange 200 TO BE FORMED, WITH A “Bale Matter ie based te office of the com Monday, Oct. 30, EE transaction of important Cite Broniers Y ae en President. ‘OLDERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS KNOWN {d bende will be redeemed tar Untied nd gold me onds ie Sure nTnakori. Wore urity, Nove November ber 1, 186s, © Interest ‘ou the ab meee Pom and after the LEES & WALLE! Pi treet. Nxw Yonx, September 26, 1865. mete Pua J. CISCO & eae NO. 33 WA! ALT TRE NEW YORK, NEGOT! big sir DLL A eg PAPER, Purchase and sell Cone surities on com- RECEIVE MONEY’ x DEPOSIT, and ou daly interest 51 Se pee ot co of four ber ota at ni ba fh awn nt Any “Olt WILL ISSUE CERTMCATES OF D ig Bearing tute: mn demat heat we anteresh PEN J CIEsco. (Late of United Staten Treasury in Now Y« JOHN ASHFIELD CISC D=LBANCO, NOTE AND LOAN BROKER, NO. 8 J Boaver street, New York. EW YORK, OCT, 25, 1866.—THE UNITED STATES Petroleum Company will pay a dividend of ten per cent on and after Wednesday, N ‘The transfer hooks will be closed from Friday, the 34 prox. By order. Pp. oF THE BRADLEY OIL COMPANY OF FFICE Cherry Kua, Pa, No. 7 Nassau Srnxer, Roox 10, New Yon, Oct. 13, 1855. FIFTH DIVIDEND. — The trustees of thts ‘congpeny_ have this day declared a dividend of two per cent on the capital stock, payable on and utter November 6; 1 ‘Trauusier books will be closed from the Ist to the 10th of November. K, L. LOWEREE, Seoretary. OF Tit MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL road Com Bonds, duc Ist proximao, will be paid at tho Merchants! National Bank, New York. ‘Parties holding ten or more canpons would facilitate the payment by seud- ing the aazne to the bank one week prior to ti ISAAC VAN WAGHRLN, Treasurer. JNION BANK OF LONDON. NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. BELFAST BANKING COMPANY (IRELAND). We issue Sight Drafts on the above, as wo have done for the past twenty sears, good anywhere in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, in sums of £1 and upwerda TAYLOK BROTHERS, 17 Wall street. $125 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT. estate in this city or Brook: lyn, 25.0) to 00, fae RIEY, 62 Wall a 70 1 ON BOND AND. Mon 5 ageyin sume vault, on improved elt id IRELAND, 182 Broudway. $250, 00 MEETING OF THE ELECTORS OF THR trict, comprising the Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteent) and Seveu- oth wards, and to ratify bis nomination, will be held at rmony Garden, Nos. Tal, 148 und 145 Ensex. treet this tt ‘riday) evening, October 27, 1985 at Borciocks The following rutlemen will address the taeeting:—Hon. John MeKeon, jon. Fill P. Norton, Hon. Theadore &. Tomlinson. Hon. Bi nar we, Hou. Daniel M. O'lirien, P. J. McAtear, Esq, William Wirt Hewitt Hng., Geonge J. Campbell, Faq, jOHN L. CARBREY, C1 } Secretaries. rman, Jacos A. Hatzeut.. _Soseru A. Cawtionxe, T A MEETING OF THE THIRD) WARD DEMO. ratte Club, held xt Rosentreeter's, 269 Greenwich atrect, it waw mnatiimously resolved that the ‘Ton, Benjamin Wood deverves our united support for Senator. JOUN KENNELL President, MICHAEL MoUAN\, Vice President. Peren Bonxuanp, Secretary. Apam Daas, Treasurer, T A MEETING OF THE ASSEMBLY CONVENTION of the Eleventh Assembly District, held pursuant to the eall of the Tammany tiall General Committee, Alexander Frear was unanimously nominated. cisoaesaniee’ ERNAKD B. QUINN, Chairman. WOMAS _Dastrt Smat, { Seoretaris. ening, October 26, Lieu untmouily elected their teenth district, Twen- RICHAND CHORER, Chairman Lean Quictey, Secretary. T A MEFTING HELD AT PATTENS HOTEL, CORT- Jandt street, on Wednesday, the 25th inst., to nominate the candidates fo be lected ut the next charter election, TIMOTHY URPUY, ex-Alderman of the Fourth ward, was duly nominated for Mayor of the clty and county of New on ty-tirat ward, ASSOCIATION ent of the Demilt Dis- ‘and Second avenue, at tend. NELLY, Secretary. ward. —At the 1 vention for the Fourteenth Assern! f the General Committee of hinn's, Seonad svenue and Twenty fourth street, on a cee October 10, 183, Hon. Gideon J, Tucker ninimonsly nominsted as the candidate for Member of Reseraby. sec QUN K. HACKETT, Chatrman, rOURTEANT 4 ASME DISTRICT, EIGHTEENTH Ai tie mectinn of Cie Dermvoratie Republican Convention for the Fourteenth Assembly district, held pursuant to the eullof the General Committee of Tammany Hall, at The Homostend, No. 3 Irving place, on Thureday evening, Oct, 26, 18, Hon, Gideon J, Tucker was unanimously nominated for Member Of Assembiy. “JOHN J. BRADLEY, Chalrman, Rowe Moore, { Secretaries, FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. “4 OZART HALL an adjourned ‘meeting of this Convention, held at Fulton ntrorcon motion. Me. WILLEAM MINER receiving a majority of votes of the Convention, was thereupon de- wasatnoety Rea ated. LLIAM K, EDGERTON, Chatrman, AMMANY MALL STHIRD Bt DISTRICT ASSEMBLY The above Convention met at the “Fifth Ward Hotel, ow evening, instant, and nominated GEORG) GE CURTIS ‘we acclamation, ‘thaw é riled wed Fifth ward, Chairman, jour F. Crorry, ward, Danie Keuy, kighth ward, | Secretaries, rpawnany HALL EIGHTH ASSEMBLY ples pe Aisgmbly Ditty held a Bes a Wy anes | oi a hy ine che Ralf past seven o'clock, th ware remarks i a, tig ae the nomination. of ‘NION babe Ty “At a a meeting of t the Thi te ce RILRY was unani SONAR A’ Mp ee ee cs GULAR eS RANT xg a aes uinent- Le o"Sicembiymae trom ‘the Ninth Assem- ieeuts ‘ward. JOHN BLEWITT, Chairman. . Bercwan, Secre! ott Of the abore Astoctation held mM ‘ening bacibeaanahat 3, reayit nralnabon Quetaget-SANMARY HALL—ONLY diiricy Suation “gee Be ee Thi area Tiieks tn sin tn ofoveatton ed at ihe Bi it was, unani- Woof ti shee tthe Firth ward, raion. ki K) SO ch Chairman. liecsaioen _Faancis Rio, Eowane ©. Brawns, Secretaries, Epwanp ATH ASSEMBLY DISTRION ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, eqlompriaing parts ra AMMANY BLY DISTRICT. uy ura Me Mr, guanues | selected as the'candidate for K, lila st eit,” msi OF 3 the eer ihe Highth, Ninth and Fifteenth Saou LAR NOMINATION, el Chairman, P. P. Pornrs, Seoretary. sal ‘TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. —WHEREAS THE EMIS- sartes of the Street Commissioner have set Frere, that I will not be a candidate on the day of ati to.iterm wy ante I the Street eni d_corruption, date me, Purchase me event me froma date uniil the Toll le op e Sue D WARD THIRTEENTH ASSEN BI bly, DWAR KD IMP AO x" ‘THE LECTURE SEASON, [urontas NT Hata att DAILY-FOR i +p way. Parties unable to attend cures ca have them Seoretaryor forwarded on receipt of ten cents, Gew York Nvoyusa o¢ Anavouuy. DISTRICT of Assem- JRPORTATION Catalogues early y egrniag of ey ¥ & CO,, Auotionsers, Alea, bay. ‘yours old, by Lezingtoa, dasp 66 Beekman street, | ym Ponre sada eet by Bar, A UCTION NOTICE, mare, 13 hands miienea er cn EEE STR Ne 2a a eee ee ete is (FRIDAY), OCTOBER 7, ang ep in earned fey < some S FORETON a ane DOMESTIC Anema em came BLACK dyoars ee in all harness superior "APLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. henda high, sound and tied os soa paging a te rg 00; Anetioncenss* ! minh pest travelers, ces ane Sy laa UCTION LoNeNSbp Ki BS hog A “EAA a. ge ae el OOD BROS. UNDERHILL, Pale Morgan Whande't fh, 7 and 8 years old, kind and gentic in aod Murra: Warren street, er naddle, Long tails, ivan; gar trot in S34 Writ elt this his Eat at 10 o'clook, Tight top Wagon, Bilt by Daly, nearly nev, 2 he Fino! no top three-quartor seat Wagon, ry Goodwin, 2a, STAPLE AND PANGY Dit GooDRF FLANNELA, be Pr ‘iarness, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Gio #, HOSIERY, pair of Woot tndia fiat Fotos, sorrel, about 12 hande higi, in variety. ‘Attention of buyers invited. hooters ett set o N SALE NDSOME HOUSEHOLD FoR- | _ Devon alt GE ‘L GRANT, stro Hi oe Ov oats elegant Housebald Forattine Baniy fy Ook tisk proniuan ‘a Now York Sesto fete, D'elock aetna attcds hesnan TO Gita | They wil be ready for cxbibition, as above, on the after: Places near Sixth avenu soma tetlny of x Seema rosewood | noon of Thpedar, 3 inat,, «lay before sale. Plundtortey four Parlor 8 and grain Carpets NB. Pastioe doaiting to citer at guction Horses, Wagoas,: Tifirore Cl Clocks, Curia rat ors Lounge, & Tockers, penttee sare, at ofice ms jo. 93 Liber aires res, vu fcr 1s, Bureaus, Sprit id Ci now ab the -oflice of the Hanke Hall Stand, Oloiol ery. Gian hina and 8 Libe eps ees Silver Ware, Table No postponement, UCTION SALE,—$20,000 WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RICHEST ASSORTHENT, OF FURNITURE, Rares and cost and Al of Virtu, OFFERS ft Retox THiS SEASON, Mostly iinported trom Paris for the present owner, Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping. On this day (Friday), at the elegant private Teuldonce “ Weat Sixteonth street, near Sixth avenue, sule commencing at 10! lock, AARLON AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE. Elegant Drawing a Furniture, covered in brocatel; Curtains to match; Ktager Bookcase, Centre Tables, Lace Surtsing, Mirrors; ‘Velvet an Brussels Gi arpets, Chandeliers, ronan a in Vaintings by eminent arti NIFICEN' ROSEWOOD HANoronte, 08 are Lutte hotel ts but two blocks from Eighth avenee, tm Moth atreet, and cam be reached by y taking Gee Rigith aveses vel car at Vesey street, ST. 5 ds. i pers wads Ce eel ae harnews. Roan brood mare, 1S hands 4 inches; 7 years old: by Oral a ee, rr ches years ol full brother to Logan: dain Messenger mare; broke ness. Has a Jul er filly by her side, ABay Mare, 16 hands high, 7 yours old, Belioved toe are, 4 sound ot) gentle in alt phen am, bay spirited and stylish; th exeolientindy's nadule horse “AIR ROAD. TORSES, ir of road i Seoeal one bay ond one sorrel, 15 hands, 4 Boca pid! warranted sound ‘and kind im ‘all harness, Saddle horwos; por. ut’ geatie. A bay Horse, 6 years old, ylish, sound, kina ar harness year oid oe ae . _ Cutlery, Shader Stores, Chandeliers, dc ant anperd J yalaseameat mado to order, elty maker; Stool, Cover, BROWN HORS! foie a yok Naar Ay ween Hi A brown Horse, brit hands, 7 or sound and kind im Fourteen: Spring Mattresses, Toilet Sets, Sofa, Chairs, “Extension | ®! harness and sad bles, Buffet, elegant ruby, eryatal Glassware, Table Cut- AY COL’ lery, Linen, silver Casters, Tureens, Salvers, Punch Bow! A bay Colt, 15 nandey yoara ua, quite fast, sound ama Digher and. Tea Service China Dinner Sets, Also all the | id, in double Parpeas and see Black Stallion, 4 years old, about 16 hands, by Knigit of St. George, out of Addie ie Tavis, Hs, by imported DS & MINER, AUCTIONEERS. 3 H. uekys & a z a Tne a | day, eae 103g o'clock, at ne Household Furniture, conseting of Brussels and Tngrahe Carpets, carved rosewood Suita, covered in crimson figured brocaiel; carved rosewood mirror back Etagere, carved rose- wood marble top Centre Tables, mavorany Baits, Lace Wise dow Curtains, gilt Cornices, mahogany marble Bureaus, mahoginy Solas’ and a ough in iatroti [3 hogany Lounges, in delaine, &c. AV aa 103g 0 or.er of the proprietors of the St. Nichol ‘About # packages unclaimed Buz ‘Alsou set of Oru Surilol slat 6 —A set of Single Harn Alor ac t0tZ orctoc, nt theystosroom ‘A latge assortment of Bedding, Paralvune Cs removed from a meumer. 4 valuable to orCaaens of Hovaehold and valuable assortinent of House a for conrentonce of sale; « large stock of Beds ad Ya Linen Sheets aud Counter; panos, Fillo oe. Chairs; Tablen. Mirrors, Tickare rocks, marrow and Lantern. ac rouery, ass and, Plated Ware: Cooking Ui large lot of Brassels and Ingrain Carpets, all nearly new berg made for a tirst class steamer, ENRY D. MINER, AUOTIONEER.—SALESROOM 9 Nassatt treet, opposite tho MINER & SOMEIC Furniture of the servants’ apartments. N. B,—Competent Persons ia attendance to pack, ship or remove the goods. N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR Housekeepers Hotel Kee 4 the Trade, ‘Over $15,000. worth oF anagniticent Ti ne old Furniture, Velvet, Brussela and Tngrain Carpels, rich Cut Glassware, China und Crockery Ware, fable Cutlery and Silver Ware al pubdlte auction, this (Friday) afteruoon, October 27, a1 O'clock Bee at the five story residence 119 West gui street, botwoen [iftb and Sixth avenues, consisting of < AND. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, Tre peauuifalscldmeewood and, buck wuinus Fasior Suita, covored in rich French satin brocatel and reps; Turkish Easy’ Chairs and Lounges to muateh; rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Ftageros, Corner and Book Stands, twenty-one day Bronze Clock, rich China and Parian Vases, Parlor Or- naments, clegaut Brocatel and Lace Curtains, « fine collec- tion of Gil Paintings, Kagravings, large airrors, and Chan- MAGRIFICENT bar eae SP, HELA al STOOL AND an clogant instrament: wits, rousd, corners,” beautifully carved loge and age, vath aft the modern ieiprovementa overstrung bass, Cull’ iro French action, full xeven octave; pct a ae > hndsendae Burprus, Wash: stands: Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Mirrors, C! Hoek, Ts Lounges, Spring and'Iair Maltresses, Beds. Blankets. Ten , ‘Tablos, Hatonsion Tuble, Glass, China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, de. Salo positive. Deposit required. UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEBOLD, FURNI- ture,—All the Furniture contained in house 98 Waverley Post office. Lis will sell at auction, Saturday, ae eivweon Fifth and sixth avenues, will be sold at, pub ic auction this day (Friday), at 103 o'clock, to the hi october 25 4¢ 12 o'clock, iu front of thelr sulearontay der. Parlors eontatn one ¥p ould full seven octave tan, ALUABLE HORSES AND WAGONS, three gant suite of Furniture. marble top Tables, Mirrors, | comprising Ol Paint ings. Ianon Window Curtains Shades, Clooks, &c-; | \ Pair of black matched Ponies, a bay Horee, tron gm splendid Brussels Carpets, Chatnbers are furnished ‘with | Mure, ck walnut, mahogniy and enamelled sets, Hockora, What- ‘A Gentral Park Phaeton, built by Wood Brothers, of this pring’ and cuvied hair Mattresses, Chair E dil Pu ntings one splenind Bookcase, heavy in: ‘high box Road Wagon. Carpets aod n many other arvcies too numerous to men. | Haruoas, Ac. c. “ ot E geicnsion havley silver Flatod WarecTen Sete Cations. Woop, AUCTIONBER, LW wil Tiel Friday, Oct 27, at 23¢ o’clook P. M. To clone an estate, ExeGuner’ 3 sale of choloe eae corner and inside) at Claremont, South Bergen, ASSGNER'S SALE SUPERB AND COSTLY HOUSE. | from Cortiandt, Liberty and "Doworowes street. , Planaforte, range, orse and dummy care. ev etait lic auction, this dit (Priday), at tthe realdence ot On elegant im; rovernents, sebocls and cluurelien ta oan kery, Casters, d¢., all of which willbe sold vo the Highest Philip Ransom, 115 West Twenty-third streot, near Sixth ome ‘ong atte, yee Parlor Salts, covered ta. | Hall, NX, Light tax taxation,” To ag talun Tanofseie, Painging®, iu caus, Bedsloads, Wardroves, povan: OD ios, Nos vl Pi urcaus, Bec Mattresses, ogg an ie, + Buitet, China, silverware. M. ne poccity wa elitvll this ealenroome, 79 Koma asi 38 seid Ream cpertek, ter comeiecerat ENS, ¥, THEALL, OTtON: ot Household Fu for conve: ate Hates fav Ti tpcdlow & Co. ¥iz:—Parlor Suits, in brocatel and reps; do. inh ¢ anions Franch ‘Sate atirrore, ton sets ot” rte" ined Curtases HANDSOME: HOUSEHOLD "FURNITURE, FIER AND MANTEL, MIHOUS, CALE ETE, SNe ee edieines tame Valton ook CHINA AND GLASS, ‘SILVER WARE, 4C., ha Carpets: OU taint i euearing al Paintings aud Engravi braty Tables, rouewrood Bkageron wa rin atria neral assortment of medium class Furniture. of 88 ey wold, and worthy the attention of THEALL & CURTIS. will AM well (futardey), Oct. 23, nt 1084 o'clock, al iberty street, between Nassau and Will enti tents of a private residence at Witliamabridees ‘removed for convenience of ‘sale, via:--feosewood, walnut and thy Gunite and Aem Calta, marble top "Tables, Card and ARSHAL'S BA Peel cr eeisas ter echamat Ciowk Doane i Drewng RICHARD WALT aioe moet il el Ue om oO | Suvckel, Wasketunta, cantante ie oe bs ecluck, at northwest corner of Houston and Stock and Fistures of a uae Sto JOHN T STEWART, | Marshal, ee eae SALE—THIS (velar ee O'CLOCK, ELL & INGRAHAM’S 4a) Bh ew Bowery me ty first class I’ ‘Woods: Suitable’ for the iy ¥. Harris, 168 ct shag is 8 SALE THIS pay, BY JOHN MOB ER, 15 t Broadway, of 300 lows Mens’ and Wee Straw, Hue a Blankets, Sheet Lounges, Bri. feat toed fn wae ele and Tngra o vitae pe and. face Curia Alen one French ph ‘ash Mirror, silver q Mor with at asportment of Kitchen Utensils ning of sale. BY JOSEPH HEGEMA, Saturday, Oct. 28, at 10 o'clock A. M., at No. — Twent jy on mor reet, third Louse east of Third avenue, South Hrook- first imen's Clothing > seasonable lyn—Walnut Parlor Suit, in mn figured kK; band Pp. eeneh, Grand street, some oiled walnut Chamber Suit; Brussels C. and Olle cloth, Extension Table, Crockery and Kitchen Furniture, in AWNBROKER'S, Lon! —THIS DAY, JAMES edie good'e Auctioneer, will se a NE ra brooms 600 lots men’s Clothing, BAUS DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTION) nemaggaa M SHAGNOACENT SALE Gr J. pooant, avn Pat gaye ag tne SELL TRIB o, r 27, at il o' vt iNet GROUPS AND SEATURLERA Piatra, thé Etfects of the ph ie ¢ Hho ers’ ra Mallet Seek AND FRENCH CHINA VASES doting of a lai WAT Mie Mattenun, ‘Feather and’ Straw Pivowe nee, Gote oak aad VRES SUPERP dad GLASS: Straw Mattres: abe pao rie white and colored Wool Blankets, B TOILET SETS, bee aoe Desks, eeepc seme i Sit hairs, Cas mf Vounters, iow! eg or Sag poe | aia tgun whats atten ah dette, bah, antbbe, in «BOGART, er S. 4 Sas tog o'clock, at T Nerds be sold at acne this ir. althe sale LIBERTY STREET, at 11 orelock A. i” Ham street, Household irnihure aot gota sortment of Parlor, Bedroom and’ Kite! Three-ply and are particularly invited to examine them. Sale rositive Kets, sheets and Drawers, russes Curpets; one Light ‘Wagon, &c. XECUTORS' SAL ggg . U tioneer,—On Friday, Z. ey gee AUU- ber 27, M. 36 Wooster treaty ging farniar Paraiturs, sos, Chairs, Ta. Dies, Buren Warlatonte, Bedstendn, oe Hair ‘eng | Stew § BEpMAN & sae oat BABLL 2 puta bas, DaY, nttrenses, ut ane] rh * x My Carpets, Crockery, ‘kheben sae Tete a, the stock of Wines am eatienatias iL WH Kxeoutrix. | viz:—100 bbls. Ghotee old Bourton Whiskey various ‘HITE, Brat Gin, oe Port and Sherry COLTON, AvCTIONRER.— oe CAR. | other Wines and Liquors, in casks, x WO OF ee ee gy HERMAN & O.. AUCTION Bedain Groekery. Ae; naira ae Bacaraay) . this day, October 27, at 19 SE th Madan : r three eure Carp Parlor Suits, Sirvers, Ota China pats xiz. :—10 dozen Chairs, found wad éc., being the entire furniture of 10 the nr boo, W and store for convenience of sale. More Jeslars to-mor. Decant other There will also be iu this sale a large quant aren, ieasures, the unexpired ot ric fiver ‘Ware, due rich Gilt Chine aad elegant * am Sriiar aeo4t SALE. Ee ey AND OOK VERY, BL r HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, fetion Fite. ath ce His Fane on GaBiat Siena DNS, ROBES BELER, de, wee Fn een ih and Madiwon sve! patra Sticking Bo. outire’ superd Preniture, in Pps bers, Theatr ‘and ee ati including, the elegant ae rahe Wu net at ih a ee ky aves, a4 ne ariadengys now reddy at ae cer 9 Liberty streak =e ‘Basile Bicdlog. oe ae ie RORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER 0} in'Tirgy ninth ntreok Sear Med spine dened ane net See ee |e zai LEY ‘at the \, 37 SS; vie aia: iit thd mae Mere ae | onaaR, ‘end (rein og genet Orookery re, o, Kitohon ce wy if ee necneae ENRY met averton! NTH ti am ne Terai int re ery atroet age net and ar re ome ec ie for cons