The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wroxespax, Nov, 8-6 P.M. ‘The stock market has been very much unsettled to- day. At the early session of the open board New York Central sold at 100 90%, Erie 97 a 34, Reading 11654, Michigan Southern 80%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 98, Rook Island (b. 3) 108, Northwestern 32%, preferred 66, Fort Wayne 105, MeGregor Western 24%, Toledo, Wabash aad Western 55, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3034, Canton 46%, Cumberland 445. ‘At the first regular board there was considerable de- pression, under sales to realize and the creation of a fresh short interest. New York Central closed 14s lower than ‘at the second board yesterday. The subsidence of the yecent special activity in this stock is supposed to be owing to Mr, Erastus Corning having abandoned the contest for control of the road. Erie closed 13 lower, fgh a largo amount of stock was called in by the Dull clique to-day. ‘This, however, ne- cessitated the calling in of their loans also, and the operation cut both ways. The expected “twigt!” not having been experienced, some wero @ieposed to believe that the leading member of the combination had sold out @ portion of his stock. Michigan Southern was 3% lower, Cleveland and Pitts burg 15, Northwestern 7%, preferred 13,, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 1%, Cumberland %, Quicksilver 1, Can- ton %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 1%. Toledo, Wabash and Western was 8 per cent higher. Prairie du Chien gold at.160, Government securites were heavy under the London advices reporting five-twenties at 63 & 64 on the 28th ultimo, The latter of both issues declined 34; soven-thirty notes, second series, y. At the open board at one o'clock the market contin. ued weak, except for Cleveland and Pittsburg, which advanced to 94%. A large amount of stock was after- wards sold on t of a commission broker belonging to the public , whose failure was chicily attributed to transactions in Prairie du Chien, and this increased the prevailing distrust and depression. at the second regular board the market continued unsettled, Cleveland and Pittsburg closed 1% higher than at the first board, The clique manipulating the Jatter are trying to increase the ‘short’ inte- re in it, with a view to a “corner,” but thero is a wholesome fear among the bears of falling into the trap set for them after their experience of Prairie du Chien, and :t is doubtful whether the bull party will find it profitable to corner it in the absence of a larger short interest than now exists," Prairie du Chien gold at 185, but the transactions in it have been very light. The president and directors of the latter company were wnderstood to have decided upon con- verting the preferred stock of the road’ which has been authorized but not issued into common stock, and selling the same at once, for the sake of getling a high price for it, But this having come to the knowl- odge of the cornering party objection was raised, on the ground that the-consent of a majority of the stockholders was necessary to the legality of the conversion and sale, aud the president and d rectors were enjoined from pro- coeding in the matter. Northwestern advanced 3g, pre: ferred 5, Toledo, Wabash and Western 3, New York Cen- tral was % lower, Erie %, Reading 3, Michigan South- ern 13, Quicksilver 34, Canton 34. Ohio and Mississippi certificates were unchanged. Government s*curities were dull. Coupon five-twenties were 3¢ higher. Seven- thirty notes of the second series were 3% lower, and the third series sold at 967, a decline of 14 since aac afternoon. At the open board at haif-past three the market was a fraction lower, Pittsburg, McGregor Western and North- western preferred excepted. Erie closed on the cail at 94%, Reading 114%, Michigan Sonthern 96%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 9494, Cleveland and Toledo 103, Toledo, Wabash and Western 54, Northwestern 3234, pre- ferred 66!{, Fort Wayne 103%, Prairie du Chien 190 a 185, McGregor Western 2734, Ohio certificates 2014, Can- ton 454. Afterwards, on the street, the market improved, and Cleveland and Pittsburg and Northwestern preferred were strong. At half-past five P. M. the latter was sell ing at 6744 a 34, Pittsburg 95%, New York Central 9834, Northwestern common 33, Michigan Southern 7634 a 4%, McGregor Western 29 a 30, Erie 9434 a 34. Money was in more active demand on the Stock Ex- change, and there was a brisk inquiry for loans from the large speculative houses on the bull side. It is not im- probable, howover, that one or two of these secured a larger amount than their immediate necessities de- manded, and so far the movements of the loan market seemed rather artificial. The indications at the close of business were in favor of a some what more active demand for money to-morrow. Lenders are becoming distrustful of market values on the Stock Exchange, owing to the unreasonably hich prices to which some of the inferior non-dividend paying shares have been stimulated by cliques, and this feoling of dis- trust is spreading among the speculators and brokers, and materially reducing the volame of business, Tho “Prairie Dog” corner has, in this respect, proved a great stumbling block in the way of the bulls. Men are afraid either to buy or sell the active clique stocks, such as Pittsburg, old Southern, Wabash and Terre Haute, because, while liable to experience a heavy fall at any moment, they are still in the hands of cliques, which may run them up to astonishing figures when the rise is Jeast expected. This state of fecling is ‘unfavorable to the stability of pmces, and the present cornering movements are rapidly demoralizing the whole market. The discount line is less active and frat class commer- ‘cial paper passes at 7 a 9 per cent. ‘The gold market was depressed to-day by Sub-Tr sary sales. The opening price was 147%, from which there was a steady decline to 14634, 146% a § being the closing quotation. Loans which were made at 1.16 per cent early in the day wore made fat in the afternoon, and in exceptional instances lenders had to pay interest for having their gold carried. Foreign exchange was inactive. Bankers’ bills at sixty days Were quoted at 109% a 2%. Potroloum stocks were generally lower at the first board than at the same time yesterday—namely, Pithole Creek 70c., United States 10c., Webster 5c, Bennehoif Run was $2 higher. Atthe second board the market was irregular. Pithole Creek declined 80c., closing at $17 40; Bennehoff Run $17, Buchanan Farm 79c., Brad- ley $115, Manbattan 25c., Oil Creek $1 29, Excolsior S6c., United Petroleum Farms 60c., United States $28 10, Webster $1 77. ‘The Philadelphia Ledger publishes the following ac- count of the dividends paid by the banks of that city :— ‘Tho carnings for the last six mouths have been large, and the banks seem very generally to have come to the conclusion that the proper disposition of the profits, after a sufficient reserve, which should be fixed and main- tained, is to divide them to the shareholders. The West- ern Bauk has made the almost unequalled dividend of too per cent over and above its reserve fund, and this, too, aftor having paid ten per cont in May last; being Sie por cent in one year, It is proper to observe that a portion of these profits arise from the jum realized on the sale of its specie. It holds, however, a epecie reserve of over one-fourth of ite capital, and $665,600 im tender notes, The Western shows, in tho last weekly state- mon of averages, a discount line of $1,600,310, and a line of $1,442, 085—over three millions of dollars of per “tive resources in the two items named. Ofe ¢ of $400,000 there is no wonder it makes large ‘The Kensington announces the very large dividend of fifteen per cent. In May it paid ten per cent from the legitimate business of the bank, and also percent from the proceeds of the being in all fifty per cent paid in cash to within the year, besides adding a very handsome sum to its alrea:ly | surplus and carrying twenty per cent to the salaries of its oificers. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- Stock Exchange. Ay age Nov. 6—10:30 A. Cr ee eee ines tee sha Erie RR.2d ¢ on do 6000 U 80% “81, reg 106% 1000 US68, 6:20 of 308 4000 8'85,8.20 6.82 10834 3000 US 6n,5-200,"64 1008 1500 do. 24 call 100% 8000 Tr n,73-10, 2d8 97% 2000 US6's1 yré nin 4000 NY 87's bty In Minsouri 6'8... 14008 Mo 6's PRR ise +9000 = do. 300 jd Rene BR. ‘oo 6 a .b30 ues 2000 Chl e ee Tbds. 100% 2 9056 NEW YORK HERALD, THUKSVAY,* NOVEMBER 9, 1866. TBhoe & Leath Bk 106 1000 Clev & Pita RE way 100 American Coal,. 66 10W0 do 240,010 ted 100 Canton Company 47 200 do. 30 46! 3000 100 Lehigh &us Goal 100 Cumb Coal pref. 1060°N Y Contra! KE 1 2 Mi&Pau G. | Sout St Poul pe 68 SECOND BOARD. HALF-past Two o'0LocK P.M. "$1000 U8 & ‘81, cou 10634 200 shaMichS&NIRR 76}¢ ‘6000 . 106 = 100 do. 16 10000 us6s5 20¢,'62 10a ben 580 10000 US 8, 10-40, ¢. 98000 Tr, 7-30, 29. 97 500 Pitts, TWiCRR 108 70000 do... « 300 é 6000 US6s, lycert, nis Ot 100 Aiton & 7 ii 20000 Obio& Miss cert 203, 10000 do...,..b10 2934 730 4 2000 B,NY& Kistm 96° 200 do. vy 200 khs Canton Co... 451; 200 do. 4 4956 600 do. 20 Quicksilver MgCo 400 do, » @ Cleve & Tol RK.. 103 50 Mil & PduCRR, 186 1000Tol, Wad WRR. 66 200 do. 200 Erie Lag | f.... 82h6 100 Hudson Riv RR. 106% fro nes RK, .830 ae Sg 200 MichBoleNTudiit 10% +. 58 rot 183% 18 do. . 7 OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wupwuspar, Nov. 8—6 P. M. Asims.—Receipts, 16 pkgs. The market was without noticeable altoration. Breavstures.—Receipts, 17,179 bbls. flour, 1,544 bara corn meal, 71,210 bushels wheat, 90,902 do. corn, 63,219 do. oats aud 8,000 do. barley. Amore active demand prevaited for State aud Western flour, under which prices advanced 5c, a 10c. per bbl. for nearly all grades, the market closing steady atthe improvemert. The sales comprised 18,000 bbls. at our revised quotations anb- joined, Southern was also moro active, and Sc. a 10c. in seller’ r. The sales were about 700 bbis. flour was firmer, with a better demand; prices close were fully Sc. a 10c. higher. ‘The ‘sales embraced 450 bbis. Rye flour was steady in price, but rather inac- tive. Corn meal was steady, with frrther sales of 600 bbis, Brandywine at $4.85. We quote:— Superfine ~tate and Western flour. $7 95 2 $8 30 Extra State. + 835 a 8 60 Choice =tate. - 8650 8% Common to medium 6: 850a 9 00 Extra round hoop Ohio. 915 a 935 Western trade brands. fs 9 40 a 12 25 9 75 @ 10 60 Fancy and 10 70 a 16 25 Common Ca :- 8508 870 Good t 8 80 a 12 10 Rye flor 650a 700 Corn meal, Jersey 4608 465 Corn meal, Brandywine, 485a .— Co.n meal, Brandywine, puncheons. -24 50 9 24 75 —Tho wheat market continued active, and prices again ‘anced 1c, a 2c. per bush, closing’ steady. The sales were about 85,000 bushel# at $2 60 for new whito Wis consin, $2 36'a $2 40 for now amber Stato, $2 25 a $2 30 for old winter red Western, $1 83 a $1 85 for ainber Milwaukee, $1 70 a $1 83 for Milwaukee club, and $1 70 @ $1 80 for Chicago spring. The demand for corn was less active, but prices ruled nominally 1c. higher, thongh at the close the advance was barely sustained. The sales were about 85,000 bushels at 8c. a for unsound, and ‘90c. 4 913¢c, for sound mixed Western, the latter an extreme rate. Oats wore dull and drooping for unsound, while sound were wanted and prices remained steady. The rales were at 46.2 50c, for unsound, and 550. a 59°, for sound. Rye was steady, with sales of 10,000 bushels Canada at $1 154 $1 20, mostly at the ‘inside price. Malt was quict and unchanged. Barley was firm, with a fair demand. The sales were about 25,000 bushels at $1 30 for Canada West, and $1 12 a $1 1234 for State. Corrox.—Receipts, 6,229 bales. The market opened dull and nominal, though later in the day a fair demand prevailed from spinners, and at the close of the market the sales foot up 2,400’ bales, mostly at our subjoined prices, thoigh a few lots strictly middling sold as high . We quote, nominally :— awe Florida. = NO. aT. Ordinary. 41 41 Middiing. 51 58 52 Good middling. ....63 54 54 55 Corex.—The market was more active, and prices were ‘a shade firmer if anything. We note sale cargo Palina, comprising 3,400 bags Rio, private... Frman's wero steady, Tho onsagoments wore:—To Liverpool, 2,500 bales cotton at 5-16d. a %d., 14,000 biwhols wheat at G¥d., bulk and daca; r steamer, 21,000 bushels wheat at Tid., bales cotton ‘at %d. To Bremen, 300 hhds. tobacro at 20%., 400 cases do. at 128, 6d:, 1,500 bbls. rosin at 18. 6d. "The charters were:—A ship, from City Point to Havre, tobacco, 368. ; one hence to Bremen, to- bacco, private; a brig from’ Philadelphia to Cork, for orders, petroleum, 78; 8 ship, from Mauritius to a'rice port, thence to Boston 'or New’ York; a British bark, to Cape Town, with the privilege of Algoa bay, C. G. H. British: brig, to Havana, on private terms; a British col be 895 tons, from New River, N. B., to Warren Point, Ireland, deals, at 678. Gd. ; a Bremen bark, to Cadiz, tobacco, 80s. ; a British brig from Pensacola to’ Havana, lumber, $12; a brig from Cow Bay, ©. B., to New York, $5; a British schooner to St. Andrew, N. B., flour, 26c., 'vold; two schooners from Elizanethport to New Bedford, ‘coal, $223; three from Rondout to Boston, $3; oné from Joracy City to Portsmonth, $2 75; ono to Danvers, corn, 8i{c. ;, one to Charlestown, corn, 8¢c.; ono to Bangor, corn, 73g¢., and flour, 88¢. Hors.—Receipts, 19 bales. The market was without important change.’ The d mand for prime goods conti nued fair at full prices, while common qua'ities were neglected, though holders were firm The sales were about 126 bales at 10c. a 30c. for old crop and 350. a 65c for new crop. Mouasses.—The sales were all in small lots, and not enongh in the aggregate to report; the prices obtained were well up to yesterday's, Provitons—Receipts, 113 bbla. pork, 66 packaces beef, 109 do. cnt meats, 44 do. lard, 2,859'do. butter and 2,106 do, cheese. Tho demand for pork was talr and pricespuled somewhat firmer, new mess closing at $32 50° The sales were 7,700 bbls, incl ding about 1,800 bbls. mess for delivery in latter yart of ‘his mouth, Diyer’s option, at $32 26 « $32 60. The sales for imme diate delivery embraced 6 400 bbls., at $32 373 a $32 75 for mess and $27 76 a $28 for pritne mess. The beef market was rather quict. The sales were 600 bbis., at $11 a $14 for plain mess and $14 8 $17 for extra me-8 Beef hame were quiet and unchanged. Ba con was in demand and firm, We note farther sales of about 100 bbls. Stratford ice cured at 24\e. Cot meats were nominal at 153. a 16c. for sho \lders, and 200, a 230, for hams; bvsiness light. Lard was’ without ma- terial change.” The sales wore about 700 packages at Mc. 228%, Butter and cheese wero without decidod alteration. Petaoreem.—Receipta, 1,215 bbls. The market ruled firmer under a rather better demand. ‘The sales foot up 8,000 bbis, on the spot and to arrive, here aud in Phia. delphia, at 37, a 3730, for crude; '59%o. a Glc. for reiined, in bond, and 58¢. a 683¢. in Philadelphia, free was quict at 7c. a 79e. Rick was very quiet, but prices were firm. Sreanixe was firm. We note further sales 35,000 Ibs., part, if not all, at 27c. Svoax.—The market was rather more active, and prices were very firm. The sales were about 1,400 boxes lavana, private | 88 boxes Cube muscovago at 14340. and 443 bhds. Cuba muscovado at 13%. Refined was steady at previous quotations, TALLOW was somewhat higher, under a continued ac- $e inquiry. The sales were 120,000 Ibs., at 14440. a cro, —Receipts, 99 hhds. and 128 pkgs. The mar. es bee and prices were unchanged. The salos cover 150 bhds. Kentucky, at 740. a 28c., and 19 cases Ohio seed leaf, at 280. Waiskry.—Kecoipts, 315 bbls. The market was mod erately active, and, with light receipts, prices again nd- vanced. The sales were about 200 bbis., in lots, at $2 40, at which the market closed very firm ee naeeemememammnmaal MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ain Thorsd Novomber 2, Briaat jursday, November the Rev. Dr. Kells, of Brookl: a, asaised by the Rev. re Hitchcock, = Staten T. Taropons Bric, We Re » to Mary C. “sodoTian, of Cleveland, Ohio. 0 cards, Bivwerr—ALimw.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 8, by Rey. A. N. Littlejohn, D. D.. Huavny Bipweat, of New York, to Many V., only daughter of David R. Allon, BLow—Aparn.—On October 19, at the resi- dence of the bride's unel Dy the Rev. Dr. Ryan, Mr. P. B. Buow, of Troy, NY, to Miss Macotm Aparn, of Brooklyn, N. ¥ Yo card a Brst—Lows.—On Tuesday evening, November 7, by the Rev, Dr. E. Hatteld, Mr. Gxonox 'W. Bast, of Hud to Miss Avousta M. Lows, daughter of the late W. B. town, feq., of New Yorn. CLARK—CowaN.—On Wednesday, Ai = M3 by Rev. Mr. C. F. Gould, Romwt N. Ctanx to was, both of thia city. Dovanty—Miiter.—At West Farms, on Monday 7 Lo ‘est Farms. vember 6, by the Rev. Mr. Van Wick, Mr. Forrester—Homax,—On Wednesday, November 8, at Dovowry to Misa Cuanvorte Mitre, of the Collegiate c church, by the Rev. J.T Duryea, CHaRLas Fornsgrnn, Jr., to Adve M., only daughtor of Richard 8. Homan, Ken’, all of this city. Mir.en—Unxnenimn:.—On Wednesday, November 1, by Rev. Henry G. Fox, Jamvs ©. Mitten to Mary BE, UNpER- niut, all of this city, No cards, Punts. —On Tuesday, February 98, by. the Rev. Mr. Woston, Eowaxo H. Oritix to Susan 'B. Pot- Lis, all of this city. autem a Servis on Wednea- , November 8, by the Rev. Dr. arent, Mr, THomas jviex to Mise Bonnnit, oldest daughtor of Soha ince, 1 en el wet Sesmeege a Tuveiny. Norombor 1 oy Ge Ror. Dr. Keli, Jou: R. Reap, of Phi con EN ANOIAL. nme encase nk Bunda} Sees BRTRAL MINING “COMPANY OF GOLOBADO— the residence vi the bride's Joux i. ores to names ebares Miss Sagat B Guisuanpany, ‘of Brgokiym, No tin es Sup hom wo ke be AS chriats phurch, on | J)VIDEND_—TUR IMPERIAL atLvER, Fcteeetar: Movember 8, by. Rov. A. 5 D pal i eons i F ee chars : Naw vous, 2 WALL —On , November 6, by the Bev. Charies Wuiam Hevay Wauams to B=ort0N8. Miss ‘See tone. Buxou, all of city. No pwrbetieneessts am Fone, hor fi) : i ees es *: Died. restore ot tha vot won wilt be vat cern Sele ot the companys ones. be asia ufo Minot ae Batowm.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, November 6, thelhours of 14M and rgd Deer Hi stuied ". K. Barpwix, wife of A. 8 Baldwin, | | The iransfor books als a wean one i tal ate United States Navy, and daughtor of A. W. Kinney, de- wate Mae oS tpectingn Cm nicials, F Tho friande of the family are invited 4, stand dhe "i ee tt omnnON, Beoretary._ HS Hol lock” two Spore, hie eee een clock, from | FINANCIAL —GALYRATON ek ae ti; | ANCE Dogs at, Pt BIRDS FOR Buawarr.—On Monday, November 6, of consumy gonsamption, | aale. “Apply to M. W. WILHO! ) roo 36, Tergleg, not ee eee Han @ Bennet oe we eee | onN 7 ae Co yagi Pgh ‘or ase ie change Dog Bogs sande, trained, ent ego fears, 5 mou! . a“ ‘the Folatlves and friends on the tunity and the are | er 1 BANKERS, siete eacenelrundn 4 eae bers of Continental Lage No. 287, ¥. and AM. aro im | ceive ieposity and the rate of vited to attend the fanaa, the uetay Janerneon, 3 at | fur per cont per suum ea daily may be | AURANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK BLIP, HAS one o'clock, irom the Ber. D a caren, Broad- | chocked for at aight, A four choice breeds 0! between Spriug ‘Negotiate loans aiid business 7 fofallible Mange Cure and iy | Re har Sm Pars tin ee ‘of consumption, cok rena | ‘and soll government ai@ other securities on Ree or eniand malate. “tas urd, ond ovlat Bum wilo of Willan, November 7 of, conmumptin, Hicke slecions fn all parts of tho Waited States and tor ‘The relatives and friends of the family are faved to attend tho funeral, pinle King ry a alee one o'clock, Lowis street insul Wineas, of consumption, late Fosidenoe, 1 howsn Wed: November 8, after a and Late of the United States Treasury in New York. JOHN ASHFIELD CISCO, if Serua ate af tell Te italian Greyhound, ‘OHN GRAY, 11 ROOSEVELT STREET, hapa |p aed SALE & pair Newfoundland Dogs and Ball OAN—I WISH TO BORROW $3000 UPON my | Pups saul black and ta nd Skye Household Furniture, Liberal cotnmataatons. I Interest nt rations. iand brokernge paid. Address A. B. G, Darian, Herald office. ~ HORSES, ona tang ba, i Saree year oF hi OF gh OF Tae wr ARAAA Anon The friends and relatives of the family, and those of TRS COMPANY, PAIR OF STYLISH LONG aan his Leerve Augustus Brown, are invited to Derry ring Wamroya 4 ie Now York ou Micad be et nigel ween 2 SEPCEROPR,,. 66 ORR At the annual election of th of this oom held on, the a O'clock without further now: Mdisoctiee in the Bunda, —On Tuesday, November 1, Angauz Borcu- bay re = secre exper on sieges Amn yo byte ‘ Ry! aes ao BLL, aged 70 years. tho falowine getiomen wer rare unesinoe elected directors tiarnon, a "king pa Tue relatives xs and friends of the family areerespecttu’ Wy (op the oul — fe, lmao Pauls, | Seen yeon Madi Fourth Ler dhs maby ici nena nell oral hn Forbes, ‘chars x Tuckerman, Cl an, ‘Chasen and OTYLIRH BAY HORSE, 18 HANDS HIGH, SEVEN be . eh aline eee int Tus fallow eentomen were unantmously elected In- Feel Torty rst eureet, between thadiaon and Fourth brother's residenco, 67 Mon- Casrpg:t.—At Hall Mi, Va. Avam Camrsvat, Compan: ra Jersey Vuiuntecrs, aged 37 y Dear Adam, itioa hath hath left oak. Fomoral will take Hammond strovt, o'clook., Casusts.—On Wednesday morning, Novembor 8, at five o'clock, after a short and severe ilinoss, Mrs. ‘ANN Casts, wite ‘The fun 283 Sixth o'clock. The relatives veed to atiend, without further notice. will be taken to Calvary Cemetery ‘And thy lows we deep! But ‘tis God who hath beroft lace trom his late residence 133 (Thursday) afiernoon, at one fo of James Cashels, eral will take plc strvot, this 2 and Covuntis.—Suddenly, on We Joun Coucuun, aced 43 years. invited to attond the funeral, two o’cloc! stret. Conwin, of cholera, Ftank k, from his late reside: Conwy, iM fi there alleranen, for mtorment osday, November 8, The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully ou Friday afiernvon, at ce, 224 Kast Twentieth —At Parla (France), on Monday, October 18, formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y., aged 19 years and 2 mouths, Cusxinan.—On Wednesday, November 8, rece ved on the steamer St. John, Jouy F. Cuxnivuttam, on Sunday, Juno 18 iftcenth regiment New from her late residence, at two respectfully in- ler remains t. , of injuries oa first utrest, bet: T Willian H, Guion, Edward A, Bibby and Tanne 2. Cole, Jr, Also, ata meeting of the directors bei y Dayton Open wae innate ES COTE A ecrsiary. A arieclsste oe Denble Warneas, Ii inch traces, The two sete only $1 BARGAIN FOR HACKMEN, OR ANY ONE WANT. breeching, 14 and Marion street, THE WINTER—IN A 14 miles from ¥ hgh hh Ts eI Le ‘TILL, MAY 1, BEI Or ger a ead BE dex 165 Post office. RIV, —! NEW AND PAEATE SESPLE 08 Eo Er north side of Third avenues, Inquire on the pre- pina Siete erage it MILOR COW F ee CLASS TOP BUGGIE! Carriage Carrara a Beda ened Frwy FOR fALEWaR. sank pee day; to 166 Bast Twenty-Gfth street. ONB PLAT. it way, bobween Ti ba ord jae iy ts Good monans. TO pod 4 the cmantry. at Paspt Se floors, &c. "Toe pas. Wy ANTED—a GOOD SLEIGH (SUITABLE ys cat iar Sx parahasseb iy ance eee sige ANTED, TO. PURCHASE A pn Oe, 8 itched ie foregut tae Lay ott pelle aren Witte now 10 HIRE rn Hoe in ge npemrodg ooo two or sibeonte -E ra ‘yor«, : NOVEMBE ER 7, 1865—A 1 RETI | rae gi amen eta mane district, After tip ot teh aemiay tes Soul a seer F ih Saath, 86, 16 eleated. Be wale at apni far ae ‘thi St ie Sore the meee tiene L. Gonpon, Secretary. 'INTH WARD GUNTHER CLUB.—A Ley MEET. ing of thie club, for the p Charter election, wi corner of Car lato, November 11, a of 01 for the ibe held "Ecinrsn’s Gros Enstera er and West streets, on Saturday Ti d'olock. pact FIC NATIONAL BANK, New Yora, Nov. 3, 1965. Tho Board of Directora ire this day declared an extra dividend of five (5) per cent, free from government tax, paya- BAY MARE FOR SALE; Toad horse; sultsfactory trial will be 10 Whipple street, near Flushing ‘a HA Ds by WAR. ¢, East Brooklyn, ble on and after the 15th R. BUCK, Cashier, s* PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED © ‘By UNION DINE BAVINGS BANK, an Assets NO MINING COMPANIES, PROPRIETORS, sirous of establisbing connections in argasae Ag n es and Court atreet, A Noten through the winte ‘Addrons Farmor, Herald ay VIRGINIA 8A lady; eat ‘go in_single or double harness, Wall atreet, first foor. ofc DDLE PONY WIL FARMER WISHES TO GET FIVE OR SIX HORSES rooklyn. BE SOLD perfectly sound and kind; well suited for a Inquire at 100 tleman from London, returning there quickly, woul ap v to introduce really good concerns to influential parttes in London, to form » company or branch for working American mines, dec. Highest refererices. Address Alpha, Herald office, $15 000 CAPITALIST WANTED, WITH THIS ) ° am jn rondy money, to use in loans, on tangible accuritlen, convertible If necessary in twenty-four hours, yielding monthly returns of one and a half to three per cent, Best of references offered. Address, with real me only, B. ©., box 310 Herald oftice, 10 LOAN—ON MOST FAVORABLE terms, on bond and mortgage in in New York WILLIS, FI lt Pony, 16 hands, and fight’ Business a ‘ Myoung and warranted kind and s¢ FINE BLACK hands hig to harness, w DING, 7 YEARS OLD, nd soun: DUNN & C $75,001 A fuenicn 6 aid 7 years old; for style and sound and Kind in every resi h, Pathfinder stock, long A BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS, 985 A can trot inside o suid at & bargain. Pat bt 126 Nangant OR PAIR OF CARRIAGE TORSES, 16 full tatls and manes, tintcannot be attrpassed? et; for a private was adopted:— pal election, we GUNTHER, wh has been mitrk: and manly. host! ruled our metroy ters on Wednesday, Resolved, Thatas the time ts appronchin our candidate for the Briton WARD CITIZENS? 1 ASSOCTATION.— Ata meeting of asoclation, held at thoir headquae- mber 8, the following resolution ublicly ‘and fncusty oats ae and wnankingy ~y % Mayorsity the Hon. C. GODFREY hrs Cyr sie ed ‘of our city governmens ayn atrit and rigid watelyfuners orar the a fearless ina ‘uncom promising Ovi this hereby people's rights, extravagant éxpenditures and appropriations, and & bold bold 40 long. uty to, the odious. ring w whi polis wi 4 tion, JAMES 8 THOMPSON, President. Ronerr Oanen, Secretary. ig Committee aged 43 years and 2 months, or Brooklyn. warrant opt Stat Notice of the {uneral will be given to morrow. j 33 eects basement, | conen tearm it woutd be ditteutt to And thelr equal, “ApDIY | Bitton, aud te Co:133,—-At Choster, N-J., on Monday, Novomber 6, a Se Ntimatinn aiearte SHOU. fy Resolved, ‘Tha sferAdio at e ios, Wiad Bch S| $195,000 AaniaRron mL AMR MORE |g sori aamstox niet hands high, sound, wi NE CUT. services will bo held at the, Market strece | 17% APEl to JOUN'B: CONRRY, 68 Walks, room 80.6. | io, bttar h thie iminuten, fie he o i Dutch Reformed chur h, this (Thur.day) afternoon, at one Py oe LE ETE CS ee grad sad and Slate treet o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family'are re- | BIH) Co Tad UR oa mered Oe Me specifully invited to attend without fathas notice. propert, y. ‘s. F. IRELAND, 152 Broadway. FOR SALE LOW.—I8 A x Davi». Pie “ey 4 November 7, of consumption, Se years old, sound and kind in all gt, he member WARD DAVIN, uger years, Cc 0 hari ens nd fast. vrivate stables, 428 West Thirty- The roltives and fritid O° the faunily are invited. to “COPARTNERSHIPS. sixth street, near eo iebineiale 558 aye attend the funeral, juraday) at twelve o'clock, PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS PHOTO. o from the residence f his broti-r, John Davin, corner of raph extablisiment on Browdway, pesctenl know: FINE BAROUCHE, PHARTON, ROCKAWAY, Gorden and Fourth streets, H Daviox, aged 34 yt Relatives and ‘ends are invited to attend the funeral, 427 Fulton avenue, Brook: ing, at seven o'clock. His re- mains will be taken on Friday to Yaphank, L. 1, for in- from his late residence, No. lyn, this (Th wrsday) ove! terment. Davis—On Tuesday, November 7, Guonay Sowem. rie, #on of George and Kate E. months and 21 days. Funeral services at the residence of his parents, 139 East Twonty-sixth streot, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one 0 clock. GoaGix.—On Wednesday, November 8, after a long illness, Mictara, Gosary, in 'the 56th ycar of his ago, & native of the parish of ‘Battivan, county Cork, Ireland, The friends and relatives of the family, an his brothers, David and Thomas, are fespectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1 lobokep, mains will be tak-n to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Darro:.—0n Wednesiay, Novembor 8, WiutiaM i N. J. . Davia, aged 1 yoar, & The ro- id those Whit street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock Gnusax.—On Wednesday, November 8, Tuomas Grew- Mas, a native of Clara, Kings county, Ireland the repose Hixcy.—On Monday, Novomber 6, Anna, wife of Har- mon Hinck, aged 45 y ‘ars, 11 months and 14 days. ‘The friends and reiatl. es of the tamily are respoctfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) at two o'clock, from St. Paul's oo ‘h, corner o. South First and Ninth streets, Brovkivn, E. D. Kest.—On Tuesday, November 7, Sravumn A. Kes, May his soul rest in peace. His friends aud those of the tamily are invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late restdeuce, No, 653 Third avenue, on Friday morning, at ten o'vioc: of “t. Boniface, where a requeim mass wil ‘The remains w.il be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ‘Guiox.—On Monday, November 6, on his way to Now of soul. Amen, aged 65 years, 9 months and 18 days. “The relatives and friends of the @ family, and also bas members of Continental Lodge, No. 287, also Empire Chapter, are respectfully inv. the funeral, from his late residence, 68 Clinton street, on Friday aiternoon, at two o’cluck, without further notice Lava.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Wednesday, November 8, Vatentine Lavo, born neat Hesse Darmstadt, in 1820, and for many years one oi the forry masters on the Ho boken ferry. Funeral service at St, Paul's church, corner of Hudson and Third streots, Hoboken, on Friday'afternoon, at half. two o'diock.’ ‘The members of the German Relief Association and of the Exempt Firemon’§ Association, and friends generally are invited to attend. ‘Lyoxt.—On Tuesday, November 7, Annam Lone, aged 4 Hs rei Telatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- past tend tho funeral, this (Thursday) pvc at cae) $800. a rot ne wan WANTS 70 INVEST samo Tenth f SAMES J. COONAN. servi rat claws eating a a iltensbarg, = agree bnleridh jaar sae dg oon tn thiselty: ee good barkesper. address W. Il. Ite OR. SALE ONE X SEAT NO TOP FULL sPRixa ‘ no top, half 9 Mxitxo.—At his father’s residence, 1,26 Summor | Y0* 128 Herald es i Es wt Waa Bend Bf the above are elty Guilt of tavect street, ladelphia, 1x Menino, Jr. —WANTED, A PARTY WITH THIS vie, aad in perfect order, having been used a! ‘@ short Moori On Wednesday, Novem! Ann Moore, aged 44 years, 9 months and 7 da; The relatives and irionds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 230 Ninth avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock , Novernb aT, Perer D. ate Peter Murray, ag Mornay. —On Tuesday evenit socoud son of Ellen M, and the Galty, on Weduosday morning, November 8, of b To | $9000. WANTED, AN RNTER. | Sablon db Went Fhirtith strech we ae ve Bavew, relict’ of Alexander McFar $15,000 Fant ina well prt hetiand cumnnt bustnent tines | JOR SALE—7WO OR THREE COOD WORK HORSES, 030 realised ne farther use for ‘m. iculars of funeral in to-morrow's paper. Heat tes toceotapect jon aa year, eho Ticks eock on cp. | BY to’ oTAtLon et @ WIS WILSON, ‘and 141 Franklin stree z N ‘a Scotia rs please over tunity is rarely, if ever, with, and ts well Hee A, e G — Wednesday, vember Axx, the be. ays "Ti p- BF and required. Ro eA S SIX YEAR OLD HORSE, oF. bogos: Les ts x unk A‘ . i. Horald office. Fee sie in i family, Apply at 20 ears and 7 months. ‘he friends and acquaintances of the family are re spectlully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morn- ing, at ton o'clock, from the res.dence of his mother, No, 49 -outh Ninth street, Brooklyn, E. D., to Sts. Peter and Paul's church, where a requiem mass Will be offered. McFartax.—At tho residence of her son-in-law, Geo, loved daughter of Patrick nd years, 10 months and 14 days. her parents, | street on — —On Tuesday, November 7, - a Lnaedg' Jom 0 e Canica, county of Kilkenny, ireland, ia in the 45th year of of disease bis age. hist friends and the members of the Mechanics’ Union and Mechanica’ Rights Association, also the members of ‘Association, are inv.ted to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at balf- eon! 9, Atctanpen family are re lavited to », No. 123 East the Guiter’s past one 0 Puiu, —On W Puiciirs, a pative of Exeter, The relatives and friends of the fasnlly of the heart, 's Protective Union clock, ~ 187 Bowory. attend the funeral, from bi Seventeen! Roonry. beloved son of Jobn and Ann Rooney, an 4 yours, 10 th street, on mg months and 7 days. The friends and relatives of the ae and bis be Pie ney Fanny McQuade, agod ¢ ik, at the Church ih be offered tor noon, F. and A. ted to attend ber 8, Mrs. Euizausr NCR, "clock. digg. nol Apply at \e nec aul HANSEN & TEGGEIT Pia Nasoa ati reet, room | A BUSINESS MAN WANTED—WITH A SMALL CAPL. tal, $300 to $500, Full particulars on application at 509 Broadway, room Ne ]? xou Want to R SELL ANY BUSINESS, OR want partners, call at 248 Grand street, near the Bowery, room No. 8. have several good chances ou hand, requiring capital from $600 to U. HENNIGAR. A PARTNER WANTED WITH $3.00, IN A NEW and Single Harness, Blankeis, Lap Robes. Wagons, 27 Wooster street, near Grand atreet. ACK MARE FOR SALE CHEA or light wag Thirty-trst street, J uutil Aprit ty horse required ul and res} 200, box 1,907 Aha ca ost ‘office. Houston street. A PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY—TO TAKE AN WAll be sold cheap, together or. separate. THAN Loe Noe? W went street, Skeleton Wagon, six top and five road’ Wagons, Double &e.; ten Concord —15 HANDS, nd and kind; or would take in exchange a set of har Apply at 443 Fourth avenue, corner of NOUPE.—WANTED TO HIRE, A ONE HORSE COUPE, lo person; no enterprise, where $20. be ‘mate in one year, LEGANT TURNOUT FOR SALE.—A PONY PHAE- without fail. Taquire oPanoROL DOVERIN, No.8 East | HY ‘ton and Double Harness, equal to new; also a beaut. Zul toam of chestnut Torses, warranted sound and kind and unsurpassed for style, 154; hands, seven years old and fast; Apply to. WIL ‘coal office. active part in an established profitable business capital er uired $800. Address Dry Goods Jobber, box otis ~ AST HORSE FOR. SAL horse; can trot in 2:48; ws d and kind; sol his value, as the owl has left the city. a NICHOLS, 158 East Twenty: fourth slreet. of p™ (NERSHIP.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CONVER. nant with business, would like to invest some $3,000 in tome good paying concern, where. Bis business talent could be brought into requisition. Address E., 908 Broadway, up stairs. pane Pa bid od grey! rer oo te gine ade aati from adress box 110 Font ofico, ‘Pans WANTED—AN ENERGETIC MAN, WITH ‘to $10,000 in cash, to join the ndvetticer 1 in 16 hands high, dark bi warranted sound and kind; wili how ver Ba either double or Soge, fe for $1,000. FIFER, Union Course, close to’ pply to DAN! Twenty si ifth street, near Brondway and the hotels. ply to HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street. A VERY FINE ROAD | id loss than Apply to POST AST MARE FOR SALE.—BROWN MARE ZENOBIA, very handsome, 8 years old, to 2:30 2:30, thle Rust, CLA PRIVATE STABLE TO RENT—20 Medora 'P an ontabliuhedt bu business, Address Publisher, Herald ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE OR SILENT) (000, in a well established manufacturing ILAG TAILED GRAY eS WITH years old; sound and kit warter seat Way a Harnen, nearly RA! TEN roe yard jeame: joshi inock, OMAR ,000 new; plore RE “iy eee: Demeeeen) Sreeee al Seamete Radrese A. 1 Herald office. cles Apply at SRYMGKES, corner ot Fort tbird His remains wil! be brought hore for interment at Rye, ae 4 prec ane Stairs a nes TNER WANTED—AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN Wostchestor county. Duo notice will be given of the am . OR SALE—A FINE BLACK HORSE, 15, BANDS N funeral, P* with 96000, _Addreas6\000, Horald iA ony tose igh Rha CK HORSE, ts Hi a p be sold together or separate. stables, corner of Broadway Can be seen Forty-seventh atreet. HE COPARTNERSMIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between Amana Spring and Alfred Jamison, under the firm name of Spring & Jamison, te this ‘ay dinnolved by mutual consent.” All claims against the Inte firm will be settiod by Amana Spring, at No, 13 Abbetolr piace, Toot of "Hot cainth strest, North river, Now joven high. rivate stal 12 o'clock, or at 46 Bi OR SALE A FALL OF BAY COLORED HORSES, seven for waut of use ble 10r West Thirty thied” street, be- ‘ork. AMARA SPRING. _ALFRED JAMISON. \O CAPITALISTS.—THE UNDERSIGNED, A COTTON planter of long service, controls 8,000 acres A No. 1 cot- ton lands, highly improved. He wishes a partner with capt- tat to neaist ins tn tes cultivation. Over 100 per cont can, made. None but bona fide moneyed men need apply. Ad- dress John H, Grider, box 708 Memphis, Tenn. Voie) ogg NOTICE.—THE Sn oF J. & Green in the house of L. 8. Dunn ceaued by mutual consent on the 23d of October. L. s ou 4.00, Tn retiring from the firm of L. 8. Dunn & take pleasure in recommending them to the tavorahte con Bideration of former patrons and customers of t the ReeR = ‘CASH BUST. from yy ad to jroome A GRAY HORS kind in all harne ee SAL past summer, and is now sold Privnientible M1 Kast Tw two splendid bay Horses, 16 hands high; will aingle or double, to wuit the purchase one black saddle Pony. Can be seen at 46 Llamilton street, at all hours, ata seerigee,. Horse in the State, dapple bay, black points, those will i fA for u handsome $500 () WANTED, A PARTNER, Ie) 1. ness, well estal abillahed, owas ) per week, ‘Apply to © street, first floor. Je in tho Park. niire “in the of angbe seen at t Dilla? stale, 189 and 191 Fr" SALE—A STYLISH SERVICEABLE PAL bay Horson, 193 hande high, eight Years old. ¢ ‘seen for two day’ NDERUILI T'S, St. stables, 77 East cit street. $1.50 i amount, for a strictly Ars class, well eatab- ished caah Dialga,” Xo agente or humbuage nced a and COEMPSEY & ROLATON, No. 4 New Chambers st —PARTNER WANTE IN A RESPECT, $1.500. ble and lucrative business, well extabiisned \% HANDS HIGH, 8 ‘and sound; he ina very fine saddle horse and ‘gentin, has been used by ladies the x want of use, Apply at OR SALE—AS THE OWNER 18 GOING TO Bono: / Also livery stable, No. OR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST LADIES’ SADDLE ‘and gentle horse n William, street, back olllee, second oor, F%, SALE—A BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIAN JENNET, years old, and perfeotly just the thing for a boy in store corner of day evening, the 9th inst. E. M. RauM, { Becretaries, cl Vice President. vr tary. KE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC McKEON GENBRAL will meet See ola a House, on Fy TF SN NoKEON, President. 1 8T WARD CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. Ata ineeting of this association, held at Fil 21 Morris street, on Wednesday, November 8, resolutions were unanimously adapted:— Resolved, That we approve the pursted by President 5, Ne. ‘adopt ut foanson in admitting tue ne es to their inalienable righta under the oo nder him our support, tin the Hon, C, Godfrey Gunther we nize a consistent democrat and honest man, and hereby LEE f thi le and che cae cote ee JOMN CONNOLLY, President. _ WARD, CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION, ra of the above association are pects On, on Thursday, Novy. 9, at 79 Bank street, on “pea tie pan nizing for the fall camy "stich teat slain io. cpa . sss! aa Preaideat HHARLOTTE G. SMITH Has the most elegant assortment of FRENCH CLOAKS FOR STYLE AND pitt ad THEY pert St 1,42 BROADWAY, one or Bbove Twonty-sixth street, NEW CITY. URS, FURS, from dies will see a fore purchasing + than any other business. at 107 5 We BE. M. makin, val ta de Mark the addres: fifth block east sale department, Third floor—Rt a. Heavy w Siuaily low, THIS Hoods, wholesale and Fetal arth Nloor—C Ww BY MUSLI Heavy brown Sheoting. wide, 26e. a Se. per yal Greateat Sertieney Dress Trimmings, Gim wt bar} reas Trimm wae NELSON 2 MEARES. Corner Sixt arena ‘and Nineteenth EF’ SALR—A LARGE FUR CAPE, AND ALSO A handsome assortment of Jewelry. Apply at 110 Warer- place, between 3 and 5 0’ FURS.—A, LASSALL HAS REMOVED ‘383 to $10 Canal street, near Bronaaey, s oe dae lar assortment of Ladies will please Isewhere, as he will be ace In the ity, ws he intenda zi Bees cent cheaper vm kee AS totire teens, LAR ae hal pico CLEANED, DYED AND CURLED TIOUSTON, LATK. WITH GENIN AND oer. i, has specialities in Clonks and Ronnets. Particular attention pald h street. Broadway, Selo Ei hth q 10 MILLINERS UP. COUNTRY STOREKREPERS. ‘At Grand alreet cheap toro. We out milflneey cheaper than down tow: , ae ‘n Jobber sell wholesale S11 an pee Grand aad 66 from the Bowery. otrance éo the whole: 66 Alien sirest. econd floor—Straw and ipbons, Millinacy nad Sik (oods, s Goods ine EDWD., ‘ WET Ls fw a BIDLEY. NS, hite, yard wide, 2s. 6d. per yard; Tis: Somes, IS THE BEST heat TO BUY ih Dr , Hosiery. Gi Shawia, Hoods, Leeegin ils, and wade dit Kinde of Westen. Cocas, Dotted Lace aoereee Warenche ADAME port MEYER, SUCCRSHOR TO MME. November 9, winter Millinery, just reoetved from Ps _MILLINERY Thursday, at Jones street, will open on ionvs, SAME BOUGHT AT Bis PAWNBROKERS' TiC! WATCHES, SEWELRY: Ac at77 Bleecker WATE DVANCES Jewelry, description. "J. west of Broads wd Brace MADE | ON, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ersoual, Property of every. SACHSON, ik Grand street, two ay. At 167 BROADWAY, Th ol ene the utinost value fr fine ix old office w r ty oi ect Dlaincades Watches, old Plate, Typical Instruments, Precious Ston: hours from 5 i eat to WATCHES, PRECIOUS STONES, = and — BARRINGER, 167 aaa room 25, _ Uy its present proprietor, who finds that ati interested aasiat- ah I necessary to meet the demands of inereesed business, References elds ‘and given. Address for threo days J, W. R., Heral $10.000.-2% ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED. WITH dhl amonnt, In an established pay! ying buai- on ' ‘or particulars address Mr, James, station D, Bible ‘Sas im Seow nt ‘3 Factory. Harlem EXCELLENT GRAY one Wagon wat fitue peed, nearly new, price Fagen, at ADAMS rc OR | SALEAN years old, rarncvor very suitable for acoupe. ApBIy et street, ener rot Moa POR SALE OW SECOND | HAND COACH ROCKAWAY; ay ond depot six seat Rocl iment of new Car: HORSE, high, comnd and gontie in an M MEI ia or THE, JOURNEYMEN P PLUMB mage i Een inity will be held at OR SALE“3 mgrenee TRC K, WITH =e ae Spee orgs thee a 4 con. ron | Res order and of beautiful m: 9 POSTE cane cd Besstwas ont Tate ia the eity. BOILER MAKERS’ MUTUAL PROTE! street, bet Diets HAVE |r _Taowas Banaan, PPE KRW YORK CITY MESSENGER, CONTANY AE, blo thet their mease via, white. must be delivered ohh vem. naraineas See Frtevetan, fe 8 NEW Powe Meath pa a ne and wy! are req ae ounts exceading J0ih inet. by aca agen ineral, this a cae JOLZBORN, President. at o'clock, from the vonelaee of his tin beetuy. ‘Ofmce, No. 4 Ack pia, near ‘Chatham street. third street, between Third and avenued. Swiru.—In Brookly: ¥ aes on Tuesday, November 7, ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —NOTICE 18 in the olty; 6 years J. Harvey Suma, aay and freoas and 0 re} ven are invited to attend neral,, To nertiy ren that ‘acting for and on behalf of if times; Cost this (Thursday) raseg) einerncan, a ‘one o'clock, from ¥he house of of At share, Inthe | street of Laws &. bavi 145 ‘South Second strey., without paaatt tg peek TWELVE, WILL ae iw mn Wano.—On Wednesday, November 8, Som Haxay | Pas jouston, streets to ReneS 27 $38 sachs All tobe thm aes eee ee pas ae aoa uenna’ ina CHEAP TWO VERY nba etter tte un ane facts ia, aii ae eit ee lather, No. aa street, ( after. o noon, nt one o’clbe friends and Yeintives of ue oa oP rarermaen i ip se ia ase tated a a family are invited mm mae iY, Wri xi, Suddenly, HROP 8, GILMAN. on Tuesday, Anant, son of Jaines Wilke, J, ial in the 7th attend the funei fativer, James Wik! afternoon, year of his age. at two 0° look. Woopnkan.—On Sunday, weap, in the 76th year of bise His friends and those of bis burtis Woodhead, ure reaped? tally 1 Javited to attend the Joh funeral, fi South Oxford street, Broov at one o’dlook, without & ,) rom the residem ‘ we PUNCHY 03 oF A. ae ct fuctnte of Breweution, the Therefor, as Ge ee er an thelr. vendees. aS | ne m7 oR fa SALE OR EXCHANGED FOR WAGONS om was NB Bese nL » fons, John Frost and Al- | fim suthorised ogg cae sreet, New = city. in Aro, aie ht curtain a fant Woodhead, 70 | 4°" SF nGHARD & BERGMANN, poche See ree Pet rence, NITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSIO} OSES FOR SALB.—ELEVEE OUND. YOUNG U On, a. ane een at HP Lato ered" between Hed. WINK , LIQUORS, &¢ careeerd ‘we lovember 7, Louis Mary O'C. ‘Wilkie, The reiatives and friends of the family are invited to from the ref idence of his grand- ed Rutger, place, this (Thursday) ad 6, Jonx Woon- n, cae afternoon, in pe p pact m™ Woe pao fact compoation tc own, was tor Frompeon's B,romeous rary ate it Han Yrwen ford Ind Bleecker streets. sat Lena erage : A NEW ONE HORSE TRUCK AND HAR. oe ag town work. Inquire at 166 ALE—A SECOND HAND, OOUrE, i, PERSE bir areet. OR Le ae’ MAN'S TURNOUT, comrn Constr ere Re cam Daven fear date . eau sete nee = |Eerarrananireans resis Raa lc aa A foe Diamor DIAMONDS V. 79 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2A. A MAN pays the BROADWAY—1 PAY THE HIGHEST. TRICES advance of. nda, Watches, Jewelry, &0., or oe TSAXCS, Diamond } ‘Broker, oker, opposite W ‘Wallack's theatre. x e WILLIAM L STREET, ROOM NO & MORE PF. FoR DIAMONDS OFFI CE ‘Orit ER PLACE. BOUGHT AND BOLD. _ om (or a for Diamonds, oanigummente ob ments, Yi bid Gold and Laces or Ate a. teh Be nttite Wiehe. rete Tus ARRICH, 28 eed : — hit 4 all kinds of Fare, or ‘A THB. MARRI PRIVATE MBDICAB . by + Comfinoatiion, penne Pe pate Ps , 1__ LL DISEASES, FROM WHATEVER CAUS! bhai = ‘ere sagbly and successfully Meatatwe st'9ne Int nverview. Residence = a seet atreek, ie | Dette ‘avenue, M.D. steel guanine sain a 8a APYCE TO rm PRO Reno a "price $8. ec ‘street. ag | ee ee peree Dinieinthe Brett =) D* Tne duced, Ye, ‘og <_ “r ell cases: a ov Anarene by mail, ei ag vi abe gaeet Sa i eae — MAY ba Ray see mee Sure in all cases. eee | her est tata a Gerad GRIND, FEMALE RUVESIAM 20.6 a 7 y x