The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapxespar, Nov. 29—6 P. M. ‘The stock market reflects the prevailing temper of the public mind in view of the mocting of Congress on the 4th of December. A few weak holders of stocks are realizing and others are putting out a limited line of “ghorts.”” But it is noticeable that most of the strong houses are on the “bull” side of the market, under the not erroneous impression that when, after Congress meets, itis discovered that no radical measures can or will be adopted, there will be a rush to buy stocks both to cover “short”? contracts and on speculation for a rise, At the early session of the open board this morning Erle sold at @2%, Reading 115%, Michigan Southern 7634, Cleveland and Pittsburg 029, Rock Istand 107%, Northwestern 95%, preferred 6534; Mariposa 15, At the first regular board the volume of business was large and well distributed, but prices were generally lower than at the second board yesterday— namely, New York Central 34, Erie %{, Michigan South- ern %, Illinois Central 13s, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1}4, Northwestern %, Rock Island %, Canton 1{, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34. Fort, Wayne was % higher, Mariposa 3, preferred 34; Cumberland , Quicksilver 34. Government securities were @ shade firmer. Coupon five-twenties of the old tasue were 3¢ higher; second and third issues steady. “Seven-thirty motes of the second eories advanced 34, ‘At the open board at ome o'clock the market was steady. Prairie du Ubien sold at 9534 2 96. The clidue controlling the faiter stock is evidently keeping it under par in order to prevent the company from issuing any of it {if tho event of. the injanction now restraining them being dissolved, the company under no circumstance baving the privilege of selling aay of the stock below par. ‘At the second regular board the marist was dull, Now York Contral closed +; lower than at the first board, Brie 3, Reading %, Rock Istand 4, Fort Wayne 3, Mariposa preferred 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 434, Michigan Southern %. The conversions of the guar. anteed stock of the last mentioned company into com- mon stock are stated to have amounted to nearly one- half of the whole, The authority to 80 convert was given by a resolution of the Board of Directors on September 20 last, and all settlements and conver- sions must be made before the 15th of next January. In sottloment of all claims for back dividends the com- pany give forty per cent in common stock, and upon the conversion of the stock thus settled the company give one share of common stock and thirty-five dollars in oazh for each share of the guaranteed delivered .up. A hundred shares of the guaranteed stock may in this way be converted into # hundred and forty shares of common stock and $3,600 in currency. Cleveland and Pittsburg, Illinois Central and Mariposa wore steady. Government securities were dull. Coupon five-twentios of the old issue declined %, seven-thirty notes, second series, 3;. The rest of the list was un- changed. At the open board at baif-past three the market was quiet but stronger. Erie closed on the call at 9134, New York Central 967{, Hudson River (b,10) 109, Reading (b.3) 11554, Michigan Southern 7524, Rock Island 10744, North- western (b10) 3534, ort Wayne 1055;, McGregor Western 2734, Mariposa 154, Cumberland 43%/. Afterwards, on the street, the market was firm, and Cleveland and Pittsburg advanced to 9274. There has been only a moderate inquiry for money, and the supply continues abundant at seven per cent at call, The balance in the Sub-Treasury at three o’clo:k bad increased to $72,258,179, which shows that it is for- tilying itecl’ against the coming drain of currency in redemption of the five per cent notes due on the Ist of December. The’ payments will be made in legal tenders and national bank currency, and the vacuum created will be filled by fresh issues of compound interest notes, With regard to the forthcom- ing report of the Comptrolier of the Currency, it is semi- officially stated that 11 announces an over iasue of ten taillions of circulation, or, rather, an excess to that extent above the authorized three hundred millions in the ap- Pportionments, which is equivatent to the same thing, and that a further issne of fifty millions of currency is:recom- mended to meet the necessities of the South; and, fur- ther, that Mr. McCulloch has endorsed this recommenda- tion, as also that for the semoyal of the Currency Bureau to this city. How far the National Currency act may be amended'to meet the want of banking facil:ties in the Southern section of the country will depend more upon the pressure brought to bear in favor of Southern {oterest in cotpens and the supposed requirements of the South than upon the direct recommendation of the Treasury Department, and instead of only fifty millions of additional currency being authorized the probabili- ties are that twice that amount will be added tothe original three hundre’ millions. In the discount market the supply of commor- cial paper continues considerably in excess of the limited demand. The best grace at short datrs passes at 7.89 por cent, but second class and inferior names aro With ditticulty negotiated at 10a 16, lenders boing reluc tant to cmploy their funds in discounts, Exchange on New York at New Orleans and the Weetern cities re- mains firm at par buying and ¥ a °; premium selling. Goid was dull but strong, under the fresh report of Complications on the Rio Grande, which, however, was genorally regarded as unimportant as affecting our political rel:\ions with Mexico, even if it docs ‘not turn out to be one of a batch of camards. The mar- kot opened at 148, and notwithstanding large cash sales supposed to be on yovernment account it advanced steadily to 1492{, aud then relapsed, closing at 1483. Foreign exchange was firmer, and there were very few commercial or Southern bankers’ bills offering, There is B& growing disposition at New Orleans to keep back cotton in expectation of higher prices for the staple, and this has some effect upon the rates of exchange. Bankers asked 100) for their sixty day bills, but gales were reported at 109 a 34. Good commercial bills were in demavd at 108, The Persia took out £8,000 in Bank of England notes, brt no specie, The exports (exclusive of specie) show a material decline for the week ending November 21, as the following comparative statement will show:— 1963. 1864. 1866, For the week.. $5,251,634 $1,880,003 $2,840,220 Prev, reported. 152,605,855 196,623,668 146,965,558 Sinoe Jan. L.. $156,885,250 $198,503,809 $150,805, 778 The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- Stock Exchange. Werpvespay, Nov. 29—10:30 A. M 10 100 Long taland RR. 76 25 Stoniugion RR.. 120 Fama ee 116% , tee 1300 96 5, 30 Wich Central RR. 1s W100 d0...05 9854 100 MeGregor W RR. ur % 100K S04 N eS Toe 100 ry ant 400 28% 200 6000 aL 6000 Erie 4th mort. 9434. 1000 N8Y Con 7°s,'76 103 BB te Bit" 1000 ai & m, 2000 Gal&Chi stm G4 10234 400 Clee ® *plite RR, 91% 2000 Ch&ReLeld bd. 101!¢ BOOChicANWRR. 25% 33 irmpartendery y Bk ive io id 41 en National Bk, 1¢ 100 Canton 0% Tonenica pret ip wis 100 Clev £ al ite. * 209 Chic & RI RR ms $0 ‘300 do. 13ie 5 enie,Punkgy it ils 15°” 600 Pitts FLW&CLICR 105 M0 does « -b90 105 te 1064 Mor & Cinlatpref 55 Ce ee 60 Chic Mini iy rel OB f 73 7 98 96% HE &AtJoneph pi 24 can 96% 100 Mil & StPaul r 20 Chic & tnd BOARD. Havy-vast Two o'Choox P.M. BI,cou 1057; 700 Bending Rs. 116: TOL 600 Michi 6 4 Til Central RR. . ‘Wost pref pee ry Rock man 109% 200 MUAPiaidulhRR a BA FIW kv. b1O 10894 He o.. ‘Ad 100 idend the funer 100 Alt & TorrHauRR “ 300 N ¥ Contral RR. 700 Marie& in, Ist prt 96 200 Erie RR 700, do. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, ‘ ‘Weosespar, Nov. 29-6 P, x” Burangrovra Receipts, 16,397 bbls. flour, 300 do, and 3,500 bags corn meal, 14,341 bushels wheat, 62,591 do. corn, 80,310 do. oats, 1,838 do. rye, 11,337 ek wat 050 do, barley, The market for State an rn at was rather quiet, Western ruled Se. @ 10c. in buy- er’s favor, while State was without noticeable variation. The sales embraced 7,500 bbls. at our revised quotations, Annexed, Southern flour was moderately active, but ‘were unsettled and drooping. The sales oeshrarad othe market closing beat bbl, the mari ag heavy: Sho dectiae, Te sales were about 300 bbls. Rye xt | ‘was dull and heavy. Corn incal was more meen’, and ices were steady. The sales comprised 900 Bran- 1 $4 50. We quote:— io hl wo asm Extra State. 8400 6 Choico State. 8600 876 Common to medium extra Western. 8a 865 Extra round hoop Obio. 900 915 ‘Western trade bran 9 20 all 25 Commoa Southern, 915 a 10 g Fancy and extra do, ” 2 a 16 Common Canadian. 35 a 8 60 Good to choice and 8 70 a 12 00 Rye flour (superfine) 6008 675 meal, Jersey. 1h — ne meal, a A 60 3 475 pre ps at ‘or ie and $1 1 8 club, ‘The corn market was active ae : HI 10, The Scotia's advices at $1 ;, 4,268 bales. ‘no decided influence on the market, which closed entirely nominal at our subjoined quota tions, The sales “pana 8,200 bales. We quote :— land. Florida. Mobile, N. 0. & 7. Ordinary 39 Middiing % = ro be Corton. from Europe bi Good middling PROVISIONS. ikeccipls 2 as poi pork, 13 fe beef, 2,641 pkgs. butter and 2,091 do. cheese. The demand for pork was fairly active, but at very irregular and decidedly lower prices. Moss closed at $27 regular. The sales embraced 11,000 bbls. at $27 a $28 for mess, and nomi- nally $25 a $26 60 for prime mess. The market for beef was quiet, but prices were without material change, The sales woro 500 bbls, at $11 a $14 for plain mess, and $14 a $17 for extra mess. Beef hams wore dull, with sales of 200 bbis, at $38 50 a ‘sal. on was unchanged. ‘The sales were 500 boxes Cumberland fox, mostly for January ‘delivery, seller's option, at 15c Some Stratford ice cured suld at 16340. Cut meats were in demand, but prices were somewhat ir- regular, closing quite nominal. The sales covered 260 packages, at 133¢¢, @ 160. for shoulders and 17c. @2l¢. for ams. The transactions in lard were light, and prices wore again loweg, though they ruled somewhat firmer to- wards the close, The sales were about 1,200 tiorces, de- Hiverable in January, seller's option, at 19c. a 20:., and 600 packayes, for present delivery, ab 1c, a28c. Butter was dull und drooping, with sales at 280, a 420. for West- ern and 35c. a 48c. for State. Cheese was inactive. Common to prime sold sparingly at 14c. a 1vc., as to quality; the latter rate for factory made, ‘Tonacco,—Receipts 222 hlids. and $52 pkgs. The mar- ket was without material change; rather. more inquicy prevalied :or seedling. We note sales 383 cases Obio and New York at from 7c. all%c, About 120 bhds. Ken- tucky leaf sold at trom 6} 2744c. Manufactared was quiet and nominal. Foreign was quiet, with sales 15 bales, Havana at 25c, gold in bond. Salcs of Real Estate. NTRAL PARK LOTS. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co, + 1 lot 8th ay., corner 107th st 3 Lots adjoining, each. 3 lots adjoining, each 1 Jot 8th av., corner 108 4 lots 107th st., near 8th av., 4 lots adjoining, cach 4 lots adjoining, each 3 lots adjuining, each. 4 lots 10S: st., near 4 lois adjoining, each 4 lots adjoiuing, Cach.... 3 lots adj: ining, each 1 jot 10th av., corner 12st st. G lots adjoininy, each... 1 Jot 10th ay., corner 122d st. 4 lots 121st st., near 10th av., each. 4 lots adjonmg, cach... 8 tote adjoining, each.. bees 4 lots 1224 st., near 10th av., cach 6 lots adjoining, each...... 4 10:8 adjowing, each 4 lots adjoining, each 2 lots 124th ear Lith ay 8 lots ke peti ouch....... 3 jots adjoining, each.... 2 lots 185th st., near 11th av., each 6 jots adjoining, each... 1 jot 34 av., corner 104th st. 2 lots adjoining, each... iu jotg 4th av., corner Josth Bt, each... MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married Bracksax—Rincway.—On Tuesday, November 21, by the Reve Robort MeGonegal, Wii, A- Brac bury, Conn., to Mrs, Axa Rivowar, of Bank it—Havi.asn.—On Tuesday, Novernber 38, at the rosiuence of the brido’s parents, by his Honor the ‘Mayor, Eaastus Barst: Barkek to Maka Lovtca, daughter of Richard F, and Matilda Haviland, all of Brooklyn. Conny—Hontos—On Wednesday, Novembor 15, at the church of St. Paul the Apostle, by the Rev. R, B. ‘Tillot- son, Joun A. Coxry to Miss Many A. Hortos, both of this city. Davespont—Draxe.—On Wednesday, Novombor 29, at tho ro-idence of the bride, by the Rew. L. 1. King, Jago L. Davesrort, of North Adams, Mags., to Esma Jane Duaxn danghierof the tate Willtam 1’ Drake, of this city, No cards. Ewrit—Siovt.—On Tuesday, November 28, at the of thie bride's parents, by the Rev. J. Mc |. Newron Ewe. to Jexyre, daughter of A.V. tout, Bah ‘both of this city. Hust—Lavrs: ts,—On Tuesday, November 28, at the residence of the bride's uncle, D, 'H. Laurence, the Rov. Dr. W.F. Morzan, ‘Mr, Hanssow G! Hust, of Boston, to Diss Marne H. LAwkescr, of this city. ‘NoxpAin—Cukseuko.—On Wednesday, November 29, at St. Thomas’ chureh, by the Rev. Dr, ‘Morgan, ARNOLD Nenpaty, of Weet Parms, to Mrs. Canouis Carsknro, youngest daugater of Samuel T, Gautier, Esq., of Now York (O'Donwrt—Dizz0.—On Monday, November 27, at the resitence of the bride’s father, im this city, by the Rev. J. W. McMahon, James Myngs O’Doxnwul, Esq., of Now York city, o A‘astatia Vicrouts, daughter of O'Brien . Dion, key., of Nenagh, Ireland, Su grAno—-NkLoox.—On Tueelay, November 28, by the C Robluson, Bessaais Sinirann to Jurxtn ., othe late Thomny & Nelson, all of Brooklyn. § DERCOOR. ursday, November 23, norris bride's paastts, OY the, Te, w. Waldron, Murti V. B. Sxvner, of Rosedale, to Miss Neerix, daughter of C. Van Dercook, het bed pes, N.Y, Srevens—Harris.—On Tucsday, November 28, at St. Pani’s church, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, by the Rev. J. Andrews Harris, Fraxow B. Stevens, of Hoboken, N, J. to kimassin Catcenper, daughter of the Rev. N. Say Harris. Wrcst1—Kxew.—On cst ju at the res ¢ , oy November 28, at the Madigon avenue Presbyterian church, by the Rev. John a. Krebs, D. D., Samugt V. Wiiaur to Saza Howes, daoghter Of the Oficiating clergyman, Died. The notice that appeared under this head on Tussday morning announcing the death of E. Leila B. Mackin- palmed upon our clerks by ome unprincipted ‘Phe ladyris suiil im the enjoyment of excellent toub, wa seuinp. health. ANvERsON.—On Tuesday morning, November 28, after a | ngering illness, Issac Axperson, aged 1 years The relatives and friends of the'family, also the mem- bers of the Masonic Order, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Friday, at twelve o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Main and James streets, Pookekill, Westchester count: ty Trains leave Hudson River Railroaddepot, Thirtieth streot, at balf-past eight and ten o'clock A. M. Beraas.—At New Utrecht, Sanam A. Wrenore, wife of ‘Theodore V, Bergen, im the 23d year of her age, ‘The rolatives aud friends of the family are rospectfully invited to attend the funeral, froin the residence of her father, Peter Wyckof, at New Utrecht, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Barron —At Sotth Melrose, Weetchoster county, N. Y., on Tucaday, November 28, Bensamiy F. Barrtoy, Je, in the 14th y ar of bis.age. ‘The relatives and Trion of the family are invited to 4 the funeral, from the residence of his father, Mary street, south Melrose, this (rhursday) afternoon, at oue o'clock. Brapt.—On Wednesday, November 20, Agus, tho be- loved danghter of Patrick and Rosanna Brady, aged L year ani T months, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- fron tiie residence of her parents, No, treet, this (Thursday) aftertioon, at one ‘The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemotory. Beowma —At Washington, D. 01, on Monday, Novem. der 27, of consomption, contracted m the tentod fiel fa bonalf of the Union, 'Ricuarn, ‘deat wou of Cooper C. Browae, in the 27th year of his Cannon, —On Wednesday, November 29, ad consump tion, Savant CaNNon, in the 33d yearot her ag Tie Irends and’ acquaintances are vured to attend thégiuneral fiom tho resivence of her cousin, James. Fee, 336 Bowery, on Friday bint vg one o! rolbek, ASUMANSMONTIs' MiNd.—On Monday, November at St. Matthew's Roman Cathoie chute New bier 1 Es — @ mind was hold for Hanvati CARAS, oy i Sad Catharine Cushman ta Moboughlin acted as eolebrant wth, “tert te McSwiney as omy and Rov. Dr. MeGiynn aa: ub- deavon. Loe Vistar of other clergymon wero also Present upon the vocasion. Cork Cony. pers plearo Gumey.--On Tuesday, November 28, Marr, the be- ‘and Ellen Carney, agod 24 years of Jown ‘Tho friends of the family ure respectfull {nvited to attend her funeral, from tho roeidence of he! parents No, 292 West ‘eat Nintoteenth street, on Fritay at one o’clook, Without forthe totic oT Leeeantegs ‘t Plattariiia Nee, Lang tatand, GH ‘Nb. vormber 2, 26, User. Bow Willa OC-Qhacloa A. Vlackagps, and daughter of the late Gerrit Kouwenhoven, aged 39 crete ce it a ‘on Friday ee Sard SP On Sunday, November 26, Wut1am H. Con- invited to attend the funeral, pay ts 4 ‘162 West Thirty-first street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. re , November ITED STATHS TREASURY, injuries reeeived on board the steamer St Mary U* embe! E-cldest daughter of Mary B. and the late John F. Cun ‘New Your, November 20, 1255 relutiv friends family are respectful! —— Invited toattend the from the Madison avonue | ,,2zarmuanee of the authority Syaterrd bracketed Whats a tc ee poet ae ‘and by direction of the ae On Te y, November 28, Faxwrm Aran, sco: | ceived af this oflce, fr ‘corporations and individuals, in ond daughter of James H. see sd sums of pot lope, fate bwancy (Ab) dollar TY “he fangeal il ake shreroon, | ASB, rarate tenes, as ene: octane arene “fs Lode ot wad Sth avesue Marien | of Gear out the United. States "at, par n pay: Friends are invited, roads pent of duties on mill bo received in deposit by \aow ot Chain olay, in the 7or ‘bat | goutracty (ip ume oft lan than 900 Sad oes, the Cue ae ae wee | ee eter ; Ambrose Biake, the . H, Birdsstl, endorsed by hi it optional Ppt the family, are rat ine | Sis uolders to prolect thempeives by itr =“ Duvry, F sho ‘ys Severe Il Danwis Durrr, io “ine year | (YOBDEN GOLD MINING COMPANY OF IDAHO.—s nat ‘county ‘Weetaicat party will dis} some f the stock of this Cah eal ae iy Wi by om C i posable agures (f iP appucation be made soon ‘The relatives and friends of the are. respectfully ee ee Loa invited to attond tho funeral, this ‘) ey eae at nine o'clock, from the Church of the Immaculate Con- Fay pors Fourteentn street and avenue A, where a high mass of requiem will be offered up for the re) of bs soul. Thenoe to Calvary Cemetery, at one o'clock, for in+ torment, Fox.—On Tuesday areal, November 28, after a 1 snasaienel illness, Euguya C., wife es Hae Fr Fou. ed 37 years, “Erne relativesand frieads of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, 188 Wost Nineteenth street, this (Thursday) af- ternoon 0i one o'clock. Brattleporo papers please copy. G1ieasox,—suddenly, on Tuesday, November 28, Isa- puLza, wife of William Gleason, iu the 37tu year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- Reral, from her late residence, No. 359 Third avenue, on Briday afternoon, at two o'clock, without furtlier notice. Gozixc.—On Wednesday, November 29, Jony, eldest gon of John P. and Christianua Gor.ny, aged 18 ' yoars, 7 mouths and 2 days, Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s papers, Hacay.—On Wednesday, November 29, Marcarsr, wife of Patrick Hagan. m at aa foun oom AT $8 00 PER TON. OB} COAL AT ACTUAL Oost. 7 iid SHAREHOLDERS. Which is now being dolivered at, ‘at, thelr residences from the brea rd of the cempany, West eat Thirty- seventh street, near enth avenue, ‘SHARES TEN DOLLA! ARS, which entitles the party to one ton-of coal per year, at the actual cost, for every share subscribed. ee prospectus of the company. Globe Buildings, 64 Broad and 19 New street, rear Wall? Let the people DO! le aay ‘with one voice ‘TH THE PRICR OF COAL, Daas J. CISCO & SON, BANKERS, 83 Wall street, New York, Receive money on deposit, and allow fetaeiat if oe rate of four per sent per anuuin on daily balances, which may be eheck ced for at sight, Negotiate loans and business paper. nage and sell government and other securities on otuke coliections tn all parts of the Gpites States and Cal HN J, CIs Late of the United States Treasu: in ‘New York. JOHN ASH! IELD CISCO, ‘The funeral will.take place on Friday eloven o'clock, from her late residence, avenue. ‘Hiyay.—At Throgg’s Neck, Westchester county, on FYIOH OF BENNEHOFE RUN PETROLEUM COM. Tuesday, November 28, at seven o'clock P. M., JULIA, pany, No. 16 Wall street, New York, Nov. 27, 1805.—" wifo of Patrick Hiney, and daughter of John and Mary | Trustees of the Bennehoft Run Petroleim Company hart A B fohn und Mary | (its 'day declared a regular monthly dividend of five per cent, Kalaher, @ native of Cassletown, parish of Glanworth, | and an extra dividend of five per cant, out of the net earnings county Cork, Ireland. The friends and relatives of the family are of the company, payable on and after the 6th day of Decom- respoctfally invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, ber, prox, Tho transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the'sth of December, Inclusive. AMES MoMASTER, Secretary. Tt two o'clock, from her lave "residence, at Bayless! Dock, roge's Neos, BLL FILE, COMPANY. Kuuven.—On Wednesday, November g9, Mrs. Cano- | R,°5° NY piven unm Marunid Kxunxn, relict of @ Kerner, aged 62 ren pert Russxut. Fix Company, % Broapway, Series Hin law Your, guaciely years. v. 3, ‘The Board of Directors have this day declared’ » on Wednesday morning, Pasa ay yes ‘et utes dividend of five per cent in cash, and five per cenf in si November 29, ANNA MARTIN Keynapay, daughter of Joha day am 7 : ‘ ble to stockholders on the Ist da$ of December, R. and Anna M. Kennaday. pegeere Res ACID DR: Recretary. ‘The funeral services wil take place at the residonce of hor yrand(ather, Jobn T. Martin, 28 Pierrepont street, W. J. PEASE, President, Fulton Iron Works, on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock. STE, Lyxen.—On Tuesday, Rovesber, 28, after abrief il- | HENRY R. hd eel Fit ag INGRAHAM, ness, Huyny Lyxou, aged 28 years, 5 months and 18 days, | JACOB BERLIN, 1 ad SAAC B. WELLINGTON, KLE, 3. WARE EN 8. VAN WIN BE. WELLINGTON. AMES H. KIDDER, Secretary and Treasurer, bores in the parish of Castle Kahan, county Cavan, Ire- ni ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his fathor-in-law, Bernard Lynch, corner of North Fifth and Sixth ‘stroots, Will urg. His relatives and friends A arti mec iy TO RESUME THE PUBLIC r of long standing and are invited to attend tho funeral. of w Rest clase datiy’ newspe at influence, ina leading Southern city. A bonus of one. No’ her 28, Macpaxens, the | fourth of the nett profits of the year will be fren to any one advancing this sum; also employment if desired; the oppor: ‘are respectfully invited to | tuniiy iss rare ones Ap yaad int 40 Brondway, olice of Debow's attend the et from 15 Wooster st,, this (Thursday) | Review, between 1i an morning, at eight o'clock. Mircuxtt.—On Tuesday, November '28, Mrs, Mirouexp. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to-attend the funeral, this (raumeg) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her son-in-law’s residence, John Barber, 42 West ‘Thirtoenth street. Mooxs.—On Wednesday, November 20, Danren Wxs- sxx, only 6on of Daniel aud Matilda dioore, aged 6 yoars and 20 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the reridence of his paronts, 117 West Thiriy-third street, this (Thursday) alternoon, at three o'clock. * ‘Mutxxavy.—Of consumption, on Weduesday, Novom- ber 29, Wastau Muuemavy, youngest son of William Mul- read), of Kibeggen, county Wostmeatb, Ireland. The friends of the fumily arp invited to aitond tho funeral, from his late residence, 196 Kast Nineteenth atroct, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, thence to Cal- vary Cemetery. Dublin (ireland) papers please copy MoCarty.—In OK, on Tce: say a orning, Novem- ber 28, Owen bicCaxty, & native of Hiyginssen, D parish of Legan, county Longtord, Ireland, age: ‘Phe relatives and triends of tho'family, also those of his sons, Thomas, Patrick, John, Denis, jouoph, Bernard Wipe TO BORROW_NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS n good security; will pay a bonus of $50) and in F month until whole amount of it, 1, tnd, feturn » He office. $600 pe: Tenn ts paid. Address P. P. O00 WANTED, , SEVERAL “PARTIES WITH $9. Ruse, the shove staat i onter into an enterprise se wale, as at will pay very ran nd te entirely nal, Address J. ‘ 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ES- $35. 000 “eset this city, in various sume, H, WOOD, 66 Wail street. LGRORGH P, ODONNELL, Attorney | De $5 10.000.5¢ law, 39 Nassau atreet, corer of opposite Post office, room 25, witl lo: Gas above am sums to suit borrowers, on bond and mortgage. falso make commercial collections throughout the Gnitod Btates and Canadas at a low percentage. and charge ue te if the money is not made. Refers to J. Eva. tinea, shown, Riker, New York, and Jolin @. Douglass, TO LOAN on. BOxD AND, MORTGAGE, er cent ir $75.000 $120.000 in amounts to ‘some at 6 JOSEPH MASON, No. 5% TO LOAN ON MOsT FAV terms, in sums, on New York or Exook and James bicCarty, and bis son-in-law John Kenedy, | Wa Caer sy 9 Mor are most respectfully invited to attend re funeral, from As. K.M his late residence, corner of Hoyt aud Wyckoff sircets, LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT. fouth Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, ai 2 o'clock." ae 00 70 on, Heal Entate, in thie ely. or Dublin and Longford papers please copy. roopkIy i, Apply Wo JOHN F. CONKEY, 68 Wall atzvet, Mcto.ancx.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November room N 0, POLITICAL. MEETING OF THE FIGHTFENTH WARD INDE. pendent Club was held at P. jasteraou's, corner of Fiftecnth atroet and First avenue, oh Tuesday ovening, “Ab inst., and endorsed James Irving, for Alderman nn Horan for Councilman. DREW MoBRID Epwaxp Lynon, Secretary. Chairmat _Tuos. Doxonon, Treasurer, 20, Minsim A., youngest danghter of Thomas and Kate A. MeCormick, aged 5 months and 7 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 12 Hork:- mer street, third house east of Troy avenue. McKivnix,—On Tuesday, November 28, after a short {lincas, Daxitz, sou of Robert and Mary Aun McKinnin, aged 4 years, 1 mooth and 23 days. ‘The frionds and relatives of ‘the family are.invited to ationd the funeral, this (Thursday) aiternoon, at two AY A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEKTING TueLp ne, Srolock, from Varet xtrect, ‘neat Bushwick Crous Roads, | Zpithecty Nig eee aoe Workingmens Acsociatiin, Uns Eighteenth ward, Brooklyn. meeting pejonened fo Thursday, the Sith, to, naloct suck ‘oMerx.—On Tuesday, November 28, aftor a sovere ill- | officers as they may deom fit al the i onaning olen ness, Mexy MoMmx, the beloved wife of John iodein, Jas. Donne, Secretary. LLY, Preaident. Dasixt Statin, Tronsurer, aed 65 years. Pa on et The re stives anthfriends of the family are php tfally THE H RD WORK. invited vo attenae funeral, trot ter lato residence, WA Marie or San sreere any wut Aahan, corner of 111th street and Third avenue, it was uon- ime ously carrie’ that we endorse the nomination of JOUN U. GEN’ ‘iiman. Also we, the un signed, can. tion all parties against using the name of this club for ang political purpose without consentof the club. JAMES OWENS, President. 358 egwey ‘Thirty-stxth street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'cloe! MeNatry,—On Wednesday, November 29, of inflam. mation of tie langs, Parruck MCNaity, aged'61 years, of the county Meath, Ireland. one funeral will take place on Friday morning, at ton clock, from histate residgnce, No, 6&5 East Thirteenth , tnd from there to the Cllurch of the Immaculate Joux Coit, Secretary, Coanntios Hagan, Trea: T A MEETING OF DELEGATES OF SIXTY-TWO. on, where a requium mass will be offered. The 5 and friends age respectfully invited. fA, ciups farorable tothe re-election, of Hon, C. GOD. —On Wedi y morning, November 20, at Say Base eM. y 9 Cooper Taoist ¢ eh Ta two o'clock, Miss Burswanpive Orrexicct, of East Now | man, and Hie York, at thd house of Dr. A. Reisig, No. 64 West ‘Thirty. | Howor the ‘OF entered. thi was received were irl a te A ng, Uy rmo: nd oF The funoral will take place on Friday afternoon, De- Ss vo ! only Bh, Oy from Rev. &. 0. Flaga’s Church | [oon ana w tifere of the rrawather, heving re cember 1, atone o’cloc! ple, o romuntites, of ove from each of tho Resurrection, 65 West Thisty-0fth street. club WAS Portes. —On Sunday, big wad on ted to gy for participavng in the Ericsson, on the paseage to San Del Norte, Central ra ratification meeting on datertay pas wean rh aged Of five was appoin an SA Hoinecion, Novena 20, at No. 6o | Mags wea Mexnm. Mon. Pheedar BR. vs os 4 h street, Marniey Pevirnk, a native of the | meeting vine ag BY coil inp ee 4 ~ ad bite of. Rosegartands, county Wexford, ‘Ireland, of Mr. Gunuuer for for es eatin, ms dinates e the frends ‘aud we invited to attend | honesty in the adm at ute the fineral on Friday afternoon, atone @? true Rowrow--At Caldwell, Lake George, on Monday, No. | German trades Se Arete ance vember 27, Mrs. Sanam Rowisow, of Gelty of Now York, weer ietoed mien be eiadibeaincs att — wifo of John M. Robiaon, of sald city. CHAS. SVAN EOURE, Chairman. ithe finceal sorvievs wlil-take place at the Church of Dro: BARCKMANN, Absooiate Chairman. the Inca ton, corner of Thirty-fifth street and Madi- Qunent B. Woot Secretaries pon avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past. one | _70¥4s Broom ' o'clock. aro re- 6 relations and friends ‘of the fami quested to attend without further notice, Sansom, —On Wednesday, November 29, Enimanerir, the beloved wife of John Sansom, in the 46th year of her ago. Pg Poser at scene A HEADQUARTERS OF mh i Srey AUF o'clock tite: eventing, Mt the ratitier ROBERTS Political AMiction# sore long time she bore— Physicians tried in vain— Until God was pleased to give her ease, Ani relieve her of her pain, Her fricnds nnd acquaintances are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from hor late residence, No. 409 Second avenue, on Friday afternoon, af one o'olock. Siea.—On Monday, November 27, Carmaxiwe, only Child of Jotun and Hanore Slien, Tho friends of the family ate reapoctfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thureday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 24 Mott A MEETING OF THE | OLD. UXION. STAR chun held at 128 Third street, the following candidates: At LOWRMAN, se REILLY. * Te MAN, B pity ir, street, Souerrnin,—On Tuesday, November 28, Axtnoxy Freie DING: Scnvrrii, of Uke firm of Ave #. Scholtlin, aged 68 years f+ Geonar Buopiie, Cg SeeED aR, Precious) and 5 days. Naw Vouk, Nov.28, Sa The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to | —— ——--—- attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, MERTING OF ‘THR JOWN MCMAHON INDE. oom his late resi yi (old, No, 64), West Twem- | oh ant at ee eerer Assooiation, of the Blovenis wird. Foes street, on AF eetalnge at, haiC past vevon veloc Sruswatt.—On Tuseday, ‘Novetnber 9Atter a short | Oeder'vo ratty the ominullonapyt Hai aa neon eked of Obstet. Sul the 10th, Lith, 13th and severe illness, Lovra Canouxm, wife well and daughter of the late Samuel and, Frapces Nors- worthy. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the pode + ‘sone attend thi funeral serv jeemea ‘Trinity, cor street, on Sat ney ORR a pee Srumwt.--At Greenpoint, “Ont Bue ey fe Foananes £90 mu roa ‘seid ‘The funerat Witu uke ke pin et (TI mae of at twoo’elock, from the fe AT ats street, near Meserole avenue, Pits and friends of tho family are are renpocttully invited to attend without further notice, eld enone jentiny, coeee Jami, 4 “ of Ker sachea boat wo. santa a the Fifth Senatorial sasial o Mr, Ji others will be there DRU MOND, Chairman, - aod 17th wards. to addrows the Pico _Titience 8. B. O'BRv AN, He weneoneet) Ar A [ra wnertive OP fui MOZART NoIIOOL Gone T vention, held corner 0 Ok gett Ne Wand wa avenue, on Tucaday evening, called tM iF. Cumn avis nate ningrn ys DO. im of this eon: NRVAN received tie re 9 eons vention for Bc! Eanes nh. Mi the ansntmous nomina- Trustes. On motion, the Ens ie se A! ins 8. WACGT, Chaitman, friends and reletiy of the ily are recthenay ance Marin, (or Counclina Counetinse, "GEORGE Pe ae adian't Secediaion were treet ‘avemue, the REDBRICK B. GE MoGRATH. P. MoMANUS, Pres. OF CO pit eget os pomngrtom faa PBigfioeat wardn John G. Hh ee 1% Lp ong evllans, Joba van ee eek BRISTED. Chairman. NORTON & Ci J. J. BUNNER, 185 LECTION sco, 9 ANY QUANTITY, AT H. Spring street. ieegty Saag: OA AF or night of R im COUNCHAAN, FIFTH teenth GPwirds CHARLES KOST Fr" bieinied GODFREY @ For Counsel to SENATORIAL pisrEior, enh, Eleventh Phirvecmih and GUNTHER. RICHARD O'6 ioe Sarmernon By order of the New UNI BOMIMATIONE. Bere mayen an tT, Sort Derr eo Ano HO! sane OOPER INS mae soe ATURDAY EVENING, D DEC, 2, 1866, NJ. ery oe Price, Hosea B. Perkins, Enq. Esq. ote fe ing Me 5x speakers have been invited:— gar. Beate W. Gerard, Hom dent E, Torniinson, Dr. Ral Hon, Frederick E, Hon, Denial M. O01 MY Sennts Keenan, 2—Jobn Schnagel, 8—Charles Parnes, 4—James Oliver, S=Daniel 0. Swift, ts Hrekanat, os er, 5 di erick Trech, 6 Aonderheim, Esq. MM TPE or CS ae ‘ G, McLoughlia, Totiugh A eetiye 14—Henry PF: West, 15—James 8. Scolield, 1s—John Hope, 6—James Gilligan, 17—John 8, Giles ey yee a ‘hams, be frig Cy ‘ulte, George Moriol Char 1oHengy R, oome,” a—john 6. 2. § l—deorge McElvar, Epuunp M. Prva, Seore' THOMAS MoseE thony. N, Chalrman Foreman, O’GORMAN AND VICTORY. DEMOCRATS, AVE YOUR OITY. GRAND base! RATL ill be held jihad he ~ COOPER = TIFICATION ¥ THE PEOPLE STITUTE, THURSDAY ny EVENING NOV. 30, to reepond to.thesomiantcas of Fiuevufe-tong, faithfut deme. rat and honest, “oun and en Howita si eu, and tho upright, able and eloquent candidate for CORPORATION COUNSEL, RICHARD Ov O'GURMAN, Lot the democracy ral iW OHA! in the mi in Ma their ‘The following, with other eminent speakers, will addroas the meetin; fton 1g + Hon, Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon. J: Hon. oe Hon. n T, Hoffman, Tobn Van Puren, Samuel §. Cox, Ein rds Plerfopont, wards bn £. Deven, jorace F. Clark, Wm. F, Allen, 3. W. Ghanior, Hon, Jamon We “Gerard, Hon, Saml. @. Courtney, Hon. G. Swackhawier, Herman Sobrote: Fea order of the Committee me oP array if DOUGLAS 48 Secretaries, _Bino 1 Pe Eka, ee bases O'Gorman, Jamen T. Bi Hon: Hon, Hon. Hon, Hon. John K. Cee 4. J. Freedman, Keq., ius Gross, Bsq., CTA FAY LOK, Chairman. Ms. RATIFICATION ¥ MEETING. ‘The citizens of the city of New York in favor of an ee edmiotstration of our municipal adairs are requested nd & MASS. pe be on pripat ¢ ar ae HioHaRp oGoRMAN vor Counsel to tha C 8 Gitigonst “Association, BTING, aoe at “Degew bee 1, 1868, the ‘The following speakers have Loca invited to address the POR oRe ey JAMES R. EATON, bona AAC SOHN ti ‘WOO! CHARLES U. HALPINE, popoae ae ou AS. O'OUN! 0. Soi i ANTHON, BART HOLME K SICONNER, ae oar ONOv EA. GEO. os MoLEAN, Chatrman Nominating Conveniton, NE, w YORK, § NOV. 38, 1868. located xt Gibson's, Bulldi: and Broudway. evening until after elecuon. Roberts Campaign ¢ 1 ecretaron Dem. Uuion Organization, EX. T. STEWART, omina ting Committee, Citizens’ 4 Assooiation, JUARTERS OF itive have been Thirteenth street day aud ‘Sim ‘The comm! ce will bo cr acasion HKNRY SMITH, Chairman. * Parp. Wrovwun, Warisbiacn, | Seortrion aw ba sy DEMOCRACY. For M For Counwel (0 The Executive Pommaltise, wa) B every evening th's Pirlectine the ongauina Gorman Epuvxp M. Piva, Seereiarys MoRsEr HALL. —THE the Twentirgh aesembled at ae and Haighth avenue, on. uni nominated _5. B. Nowex, Beau OOLS, POOT s_NOTICR “TO chnnoe for thom, to Jnyest shel Tor Mayor. Pool will be. Des. 5, at Lafayette Hall, Hoffman, Robert Par JOUNSON, MOMAS 3408 'EDON, Cl psARe i Mat corner They: fourth straey 7, éatoa DWAR ree A PATRIGE for hak IVBB CHAKLICK, Chairm: 7 Brow ‘Hooker and Ge jayor, ©, GODFREY CUNTHE! e Corporation, RICHARD O ‘GORMAN. rt a me acials Hoses low: for the hed bairinan, ie CONVENTION a Scho Ti SPORTING NEN. thelr money on the tiosiion from, Wadacaday, Nox, 20, to Gunther by MeMANI RE Te TAMMAN, HALL NOMINATIONS, Aldermanic District. Patrick Russell Franca. ion te Tears Murrey Rae DEMOCRATIO fuses i S DBYLIN, ‘oe NOMINATIONS ror Ww AvOR, JOUN'T, HOFFMAN. FOR COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION, RICHARD O'GORMAN, “TBAAO BELL, Chairman, Donan, _Manzo Divrmmpone, aes TAMM ANT A Sehoot Tweltt, RADY, of the Twenty-seoo Baia ,} Seeretarton, UNITED DEMOCR, cme pracoue | — for ineveenth and i ae ‘wards, JAMES bgt: ORRED J PRuQoR AT TIQ AND CITIZENS’ For School Commissioner, Thi *Sohool District (com- Prising Ninth and Sixteenth wards, a wine Mina Citizen" Association, For school Cor hind Sob ‘. iniasioner, Diatrict, NUANES Be Home. gran BY THK vuaar Regular UNION NOMINATIONS. For Mayor, MARSHALL O. ROBERTS, For Corporation Counsel, MUBRAY HOFFMAN. * WN. R. STEWART, Onatrman. _ Bitsta' hr Howuce, | Secretaries, * 1 ge SRO Ae: WORKINGMEN'S POLITICA® aeotegank ia Alt, Aldermanic District. [1k M'KEON DEMOCRATIC NOMINA’ T § =e TI OMINATION. outta Satan. TT tretisa WORKINGMEN FOR ROBERTS —ON TUBSDA\ paper was presented to 9, mabe i the Workitgmen’s Commitien:— THE WORKINGMEN’S INDEPENDENT otal ASSOCIATION en MB. ROBERTS New Youx, 7, Nov. 28, 180%, MOnbehaito¢ toe workings ws Subtial fhe seriihe apa a prfoe RS Vortingmen's stint tae orsign tical Ore Organica an onder and it is the Jat success may crown 6 ay ye hg De must pe done awa the taxation olty may Sua be dane away with; thet’ Pe le we ovens ‘cae co Sean ore ne E ae “oath a eee a Ra! clstore of the ‘coun! inc and oy MURRAY HO! MAN fo i foe to fara poration, Loa} be held at dra ie, Deo. ot Bentirg tae é W, NYE, U8; Honator from Nevada, Ein. a weet M. DI a Hon. pane on, 0, FRED. Ay Gow ng ’ Fisnae wader dt he ont speakers have beemtnvited to be John M. Coste, AND ©! Ont ArIONE. SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. sand Wi ab iret and Tweety ards. ‘Twelfth wont ore ROBERTS A | gtd Twelfth, Nineteenth, Twent EL HALL: RAI Nineteenth RANTS: Pmt ST WARD aii DEMOOR ATIC SCHOOL vention, held ut No. 67 Greenwich sweet, Rooke Pik 4 28) uy LJ TuOmas CowAN, _doun Parra secretaries ? ing, December 1, ut C nothination of John Hecker for Mayor. B. H, Tiawnen, Secretary. TH WARD. —AT A MEBTING OF THE YOU a on punanimous: vow, JO TiN AROKE wat chosen a Twentieth Ward—GRO iG Twenty-t Teer HR — y-second November 28, Thomas itil WARD GERMAN DEMOGRATIO OLY ‘Ed Py: real, (0 rally the the ward are Invited to atten Andependont Democratic Club, at, the Ire christopher mire candidate tg for Mayor, and fer Corpor TLLIAMS, 0 WILLIAMS, CI Saunes Be Cuaweo — te ee fard—MILNOR IMLAY. ated Soboot Trustee, ular meoting of this alub be hel D. Brod CHAS, J. FISCHER, President, o'g0Rn Rosent Kus, Treasurer. I TH ALDERMANIO DISTRICT. GEOR JER, 8) DEMOORATIOG UNion. + MoKRON ROARTEASION, 9 THOS TAYLOR, Oh'a. LENOH, Onta, : 8, Wanpait,, Sec'y. 3. Kavanao balance of the fa suror be equally divided between the Eas man Dispensaries, and that the je Treasurer, A hc Gommnt Ot So Mo eo ‘tt ALDERMANIO Di Py us 10 ‘i UNION NOMINATION, or HBNRY 8. WALLACE, 1 MOZART SOHOOL OONV! 13% err Delancey last ever LL Mou nominated for ‘Truntes D a es A, IR! Hieoetick Zunwud, Seo'y. JAMES GAYIN, Chatresans ‘TH WARD TAM i tne yg DEMOCRACY! TE mewn, at Ca Bram Institute to rati ‘he ‘nomint Golan Ts Hoftnan tor Mayor; Richard ‘Oldorman to: Sete og Hernard for Scene ot oe lames L. Miller for School igsionel J. GARVBY, A. Ohairman Committce of Arrangements, Gro, Haunuige, Gro: Srunnnnonen, {| MAretals. ; Pd. Hass MTH Sper py i DIsTRIOR, oi wat Ot ens Joserit ‘B Set, Jn. ‘Mozart, People's and Workingmon's New nome ef Roun, 19 Bond WARD: alee are ae senha D. mentions ‘ott AT ae tell “ RC Glan iran, Mokeune Us sea noun Bo Sr, bocretary area TH WARD, 16 To OCR ARE EN cai i AND wean’ Lae? Halt Wi omentiten, rd aver “sire le cae ‘suantmoualy 04 at i Shin organi L. Lor caer Setety oi tpn 5 citi entire Seoastent of the oes end int men commends hiro in a} Cee] manner ea geme™ poblished in the daily Siam PXTeibK CARHOLL, Chairman, _Fnaxois Sta00%, * } Secretaries, OTH WARD GAT A aaa OF THR MORROW ONS. ae Siena nag ay 1 ema Ee oni 088 Sears ree dnt ete agin BAGAN, Fim age Resse, feared __ LOAN OFFICKS. Owen Heaty, LOM outeonsy Ata mecting of th at Headquarters, Saturday evening, spa wW. Pannen, 5 Arts Avesm ROADWAY—E aa THE HIGHEST PRU BAA Wallack's Thestie. rs a Laps 3 NO, 2—A. oe highest prices f ity ae see’ also makes ‘odvanoee on consignments EaviaESt lose tae Lg Witla ELEY, ra rt ries. AX, CORNER OF TM. ATi. tYMAN nprcee iee for ond street, Is, Watohes and ? TT ae LLIAM STREET, THEM fy Ty ive ‘SILVER, v UGHT. AManire MADE on gfATCHRS. Pp ‘AMD: seaiprade gs As ie Ax"Grana’atee sa ve Re a laid