The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarcrpay, sept, 20-6 P. M. There has been increased excitement on the Stock Ex- change to-day, and all the leading railway shares were in strong demaxd, and especially Erie, which rose rapidly to 834,—an advauce of five per cent upon the price cur- rent yesterday morning—the general impression boing that it will continue on its upward course until the elec- tion takes place. Meanwhile the demand for proxies is not likely to abate, mor the interest in the stock to diminish. In this connection the following names have beon suggested for directors of the company, under the proposed new régime, IL will be observed that six of these names are represented in the present anagement :— NOMINATIONS. OLD BOARD. Samuel Sloan, R R. Berdell, A. & Diven, AS. Diven, R. H. Berdell, D. A. Cushman, Moses Taylor, Daniel Drew, JF D, Lauier, F. D. Lanior, George 8. Coe, a L. Pearson, H. F. Vail, W. B. Skidmore, Samuol Mars! Samuel Marsh, John monn ial Pen Coal), T. W. Gale, D, B. St Joun, A. L. Murray, Bancroft Davis, Baucroft Davis, J. N. Phelps, J. N. Phelps, D, 8. Gregory, D. S. Gregory, W. Evans, W. Evang, Henry Martin (At, & G W.), 3. Arnot, Denning Duer, G, Mead’ (deceased), Wiliam B, Astor. C. Vanderbilt (resigned), ‘There is no change to note in the condition of the money mavket Loans are offered freely at four per cent, with exceptions at 3 a5, and some of the leading dealers in government securities are enabled to supply themselves mainly at 23¢ per cent, First class commer- cial papor is still in limited supply, and the best grade is in request at 5a per cent. There is no perceptible drain westward, aud all the indications are favorable to prolonged ease, At the 10 o'clock session of the open board Erie was very active and stroug (sales 4,500 shares), and advanced to 803g. New York Ceutral declined om the call from 114% to 4, and Rock Isiand from 112% to 111%. Michigan Southern was in demand, and rose to 86%. Cleveland and Pitteburgh soid at 89, Northwestern 3734 a s—proferred 1135 a 4s, Fort Wayne 108, Reading 116%, Mariposa preferred 90, Cumberland 5534 a %, Canton 55, There were some transactions in gold to the extent of more than half a miition at 1455 a 146. At the first regular board the market was strong and excited. Erie closed 23g higher then at the same time yesterday, Now York Contrai 27, Reading 3, Michigan Central 3, Michigan Southern 13,, Lllincis Central %%, Cloveland and Pittsburg 3%, Northwestern %—proferred 14, Chica- go and Alton 2\—pre erred 1, Cumberland 34, Rock Is- land 34, Fort Wayne 44, Toledo and Wabash 3, Quick- siver 144, Mariposa §,—preferred }4, Western Union Tele- graph 144. Government securities showed increased strength and animation, and coupon fve-twenties closed 44 bigher, issue of 1865 3¢ seven-thirty notes of the first and third series 3%, second series 3, State stocks were depressed, Sixes of Tennessee, new issue, were 3g lower, North Carolina, new bouds, 36. At the one o'clock open board the market was buoyant. New York Central sold at 113%, Erie 805%, Hudson 1245, Reading 116%; (b 3), Chicago and Alton 113%, Michigan Centra! 115%, Michigan Southern 87%, Illinois Central 123, Cleveland and Pittsburg 89%, Rock Island 11244, Norihwestern %7,—preferred 12, Fort Wayne 10734, Chicago and Great Eastern 49%, Obio and Missis~ sippi certiGcates 293g, Canton 5634, Cumberland 5634, Quicksilver 53%, Mariposa 13%—preforred 29%, Western Union Telegraph 5444. The market was subsequentiy very strong and excited, frie rose to 8333, and Michi- gan Southern to 68%. The demand was mainly for these stares and those of the Rock Island railway, but the greatest activity was in Erie, the strong upward course of which took the street by surprise. At half- past five the market was steady at the following quota- tons:— New York Central 114 a 4, Erie 8334 a 84, Hudson 12434 0125, Reaging 118 a %4, Michigan Southern 6834 a , Cleveland and Pittsburg 90} a 9, Rock Island 108 a 3, Northwestern 37); a %—preferred 72 a 34, Fort Wayne 103 a 3, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2914 a %, Canton 66% a 67, Cumberland 66% aX, Quicksilver 53% a 54, Mariposa preferred 20% a 30, The gold market is strong, with an upward tendency of the most decided character, not, however, from specu- jative purchases so much as legitimate operations to “‘cover’’ mercantile ‘shorts.’ The opening prico was 145%, followea by an advance to 146%. It subsequently declined to 145%, and then ro- acted to 14634, the closing quotation, There was a moderately brisk borrowing demand for ociu, ‘and loaus wore mode at 1-32 a 3¢ per cent per diem in favor of tho lender. The only’ specie shipment of to-day was $28,000, making for the week $38,240, The shipments since the beginning of May last have aggro- gated more than $50,000,000, the details of which a. follows :— / mount. Week ending. ‘The daily reoge of the maret during the week was as under :— The foreizn exchango market was firm, but quiet aa neal on Saturday, Bankers billson England at sixty days were quoted at 108), bu: second hand at 108 a American securities in Londou are hardly steady. Tho latest quotations ¥ ore as follows: — Sept. 42, on A. Sep’. 26. Coneals 804 89% United By N% Ts Ene 48 41% Ulinois Geuteat.” city 1s 18 noke oontinue under the manipulation of speculators, and wo advise ihe general public to leave them alone At the Gtst bard Burroughs Gola elo ed Ge. lower than at the same timo yesterday, solling at $1 10; Quartz Hill 60¢., selling at $6 26; Walkill Lead 200, Corydon was Se, higher, selling at $6 05; Canady Copper Sc., selling at 85c. Cousolidatea Gregory Gold sold at $16 75, Columbian Cold and Silver $1 25, E Gold $1 06, Hope Gold ¢ , LaCrosse Gold $2 4 Montana thc , New York Gold $2 50, Smuh & Parmilee $11 75, Liberty 3% The buriness transacted at the Sub-Tre: city to-day waa as follows Mining o ary in this - $6,684,636 For customs 000 790,662 Gold notes.. 90,000 se2’ss Comptroller, Brennan gives notice that the interest due Nover ber 1, on bonds aud stocks of the city, will be paid on that day, by the City,Chamberlain, at the Broadway Ponk ‘Tho imporiations of dry coods at this port for me week ending September 27 compare as follows with hose of the previous week :— —--Sept koe. V 1,600 Consmnption. Manufactures of woot Manufactures of cotton. Manafactures of silk... Manufactures of Miscellaneous Total. eee 3,6" 3 $1,601,512 Wuharavns. 7 ures of Wool, 1,009 $446,095 eof cotton. 316 86,484 1 204.08 Manufactares of silk Manufactures of bax Miscellaneous... Total le on 4 Manufactures of woo! 46 Manafactures of cot 18 Manufactures of silk.. fe Manufactares of flax. ue Miscellancous..... 600+. . Totat a 151 1,008 ‘Anneced inn comearacive statement of railroad oxrn. inge for the md we *K of Seprember, 1865 and 166 sewago and Northwestern, Sicnigan Central a Detroit and Milwaukee 45,446 t d ¢ ppa 26, 12 wentorn 1s 612 Groat Western, of Canad a 05,464 The baif yearly earnings of the Great Westera Ratiway of Cavada bave been, according to the Jast semi annual der:— returns, a8 unde Saas Mall yar ending Toi to carn. January 31, 1864.. £901,094 £46.05 July 81, 1864, 514,040 “ 8 January 81, 1866.. 912,720 te July 31, 1865, 234,568 “F January 1, 1866., 987,090 seen tho £240,101 shown at net revenue of the lest NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1866, half-year, the important item of ‘loss on conversion of American money’? £73,317 ts to be deducted, leaving the actual! profits from operations £166,784 From this remainder there was paid interest on govern ment loan £17,498 and on bonds, &c,, £82,800; also renewals, &c., £23,005, which being deducted loft £93,421 from which @ dividend of 2}¢ per cent for the half-year (£85,626) was declared. Relative to the failure of the National Express Com- pany a Richmond paper says:— The com| which bas scarcely been in 0) tion twelve montn bas virtually failed, A deed of assign- ment of ali its property, rights and credits bas been made py the board of directors to John Blair Hoge, John J. Kelly and ©. Oliver O'Donnell, woo had been eelecied as trustees to settle up the of the concern. to the terms of the agreement there are neciain oneie ‘of debts which are to be settled first. = company is to be bag to remain in use of its hye | 1 the lat of November, toe, aud thereafter “te trate shall be re- quested by one or ba yagi secured, tha whose debt or debts shat ben ‘be duo, to take charge ef such But should the board of di- pages, an tbe Hustings Court of this city, WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. First Sussion—10:30 A. M. 814000 US6's 5-20's, c'62 112 4000 ‘small 1123 109) + 109) US 5's, 10-40, con, ny 3.00 US 8's, 10-40. reg. 90) 00 ¢ Notes 73-10.1st 5 108} 49.0 do... 2d series 106: do. :3d 4, amall 16 do... 1066 1:00 10000 NY'Cen 7's," 1000 Herie Ut wae 400 530 8:0 Tlinois Central tk, 128% 4000 Ot & SBM Gu) Cleves 0. 89 1500 1K! Mich ¥ 200) Tol & Wa equ 2 J. Chi te Alt Tat 55 shs Bank 25 Shoe & 50 Naysau 5 Metropol % io & Conjinen 400 Canton Co; ae any. {4 Cumb Coal pre 40, 26 Chie & Alton pref... 1 9) Mariotunstin tatpet 4) Mariposn’Siiuisg Co 13% Cl J0W Mariposa pre:e red 30 0) do... bao 100 0 Gy Mil & St Paul pref 20 do. = 1 08 Del and Hud Canal Son Chie & Gt Haat HR. 20 a 2 200 ai = é 4 3 Receit the A at Ne 1866 Septemt Receipts Custo: Coin ¢ Intert Post ( Trans Patont tees, Miscellanoous. . Balance Septomber 30, 1866... Balance, Cr., disbursing accounts. Receipts during the month,...... Soo4a, 368 o bee Balance. . “ +... $11,104 450 Belanoe, OF inierost accounts... bp sed ne Approj OO Five's socvcueas x Pe —— 4,607,063 Recel Sap ter 6 ptember, Receipts for custome in ani 18665. Balance, Com pullion ‘and Paste ‘account Assay $280,247 Coin received during the mmonti “$5,353,582 % Fino bare do. do. 888,209 4,261,881 Balance woes $87,942,331 Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office, at New York, for t) Ending September 29, 1866. Deposits o” gold reign coibs n Dullion. Dy ost of silver, including pur hases ‘oreiqn coins . . we Foreign bultion, , United Stang bullion (contained in gold) United States wellién (old come: United States bullion (Washoe). United States bull'on (hake Supe" United States bullion (Nevads*- Total... Total deposits, 7 ‘otal deposits, my: tint Gold hart siampe: Transmitted to United States ont, olaag ————emedinamnaneneed PINANOIAL. SAVINGS. BANK, COATHAM. SQUARE, AT TTS, SAY WSO Sead on before Octoher 1 wil: Troms that dute ree of ta: "ELT, President, OS PER CPST INTER D. Bartry, Trea’ P, Cooren, Secret OCURING TILE SUM RTY IS DEsIROUA OF f pe Address of $3.00 on Real Psta® in Westchester county, 8. A Herald office ee pT 7 OMPANY, | 7 Om) shares, of reser ¢ Worat a « sal atock at the original eripiion price, 4 ands {at once. For aw adilre ys 2,687 ‘New Yok PF TLS VAS BANK-#IIRIV-FIRET DIVIDEND Bot adt wil pas sts usial Quaruaity Dieidend of four government t nd after the frst G. W. WILLETT, Cashier, per cent, fre day of October SepTeM ORR 2 a sae FyFrick OF TRE OF CREDITORS AND STOCK. OC houtersoe the « nd Migeies RR, Co, (Kast ern Divis in Street, New Yor, Sept, 26 1886, ve holders of eartifientes 1 Thursday. the first day of No to adopt a plan for the reorganization De che Oflo and M beats py ailrond Company. portant question, To artapon der whidi the Tru in inteeat ot t prefered an Ent aad voune quorum, certifies 4 all be prea. insuring. © sted to have sand tobe present at the ir own names, ron oF bY prog Mt the ‘Tenet will be closed on the aie. af October next, at wwe ge ook UM. and remain il further nottes onder of ALLAN CAM el OF CITY BONDS Orrick oF Tie Commigsiowens OF THE) Consout a kD De Ona ¢ New Sept. 1, 188, en, that In accord nen with the prov. sever of an net of the Legislatare of An net to consolidate the ide forthe government and voproved on Febrnary ia gilt be Fecolved at this ofee, until the 6th dav of October 18%, at (2 o’¢ ook M., for the wale to the tity at three numifed Bonds of 91.08 eich, Isgued according to ihe foregoing act roposals to be directed to O. DeRuave, Secretary, room No, 22, and endorsed “Proposals for wal {OTN T. MONROR, Mayor ¥. G, MOAN, Comptroiler. dosent Ne WAN OROVGT C ARK Chairman Finange Committe, Roant of Aldermen. TOW. Wi SHOT AM, Chatrman Finance Conimitice, t of Agsistant Alderman, Dabova Seuretery Hai Bonds.” o jon of the Trustees, CURR SAVINGS BANK, 58 BOWERY, CORNER SIX PER CE ‘rom government ‘onal sunt ALLOWED am Ba $88 : yy in’ that the mis. ing inds of said Teceive eg a thai fednesdsy, i of fetasae rer, of We jp ME $17,000: mount ae the redemption Bisten? to the redemption of me, Bouds Messrs. 743 pi acpi 1X PBR CENT INTEREST PATD, ievaabie FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX, THIRD AV NUR Sav Ra, Money deposited Sow Wilds serial fear ooetee So Weta, Baleand Gly Vendy bp AND SECURITIES, BANK ht and = Talaslon by EDWIN Q. BELL, ‘D indeee ssa bain |, Treasurer, ‘August 17, 1866. |, LOAN ON BOND D AND MORTGAGE 9110.00, IN IN KINS'£'CO., Now7 Plae surect, “PP 10M Pott ‘ANTED TO BORROW. TH cantile business in ‘orga (fom 000 19 ¢5 00, from two to tive for which will pay a per cont inter sat annually, with mortgage h over $5 000, 1d good lt ‘an to Crronponsibaity Nindopendestis of Address 8., No. 10 ) Weatern Hi $1 50.000 fete. sameto. sut-on Now York eund mit on rooklyn property, ——S. F. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. $175.00( 0 LOAN—oN BOND AND MoRT- in this city, JOuN F “CONTEY, ‘BS Wall nirect Fone 1 300.000 tier tin New York ety and Brooklyn $3 Eatate; fs nome for Jersey prope: CHAS, F. GILLMAN, us roadwik loney wanted to assist in build ng 9 b imorkenge. io » bull ng a brick butld, room No, 6, UCTION.JOHN BUSSING, AUCTIONEER, 14 PINE street, is instructed by Stanley Di avenue, to sell without “reserve,” in lot, upon, Tuesday, the Bd October, at IL o'eiock, at the Seymout House “Now Rochelle, the Bar Fixtures,’ Liquors, &., Bit ard Tadte 1 1888. of suid Hotel "and 9:30 AM. Furoiture throughout and Lease to Mi Trains leave Twenty-seventh street at UCTION SAL Fatreh ik 1366, at 100° & OF A PROPELLER.—BYNJAMIN P. tioncer, will sell on Tuesday, Octobee 2 coaeyits forenoon, at Pier 49, North River, the ‘steam vessel or propellor calted the Dan Browu, her tackle, apparatus and furniture, NRY ". LEEDS & MINER, AUCTIONEERS— Dilice 69 Liberte street, bi sues TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. GREAT SALE or A PRIVATE STABLE, FAST TROTTING ae ». CARRTAG™S, &o., BY HEN LEEDS & MINER, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, At @o'clock P. M. nt the Union Course, Long Island, following Horses-— TORONTO CHIEF The well known Wolting stallion LADY CLIFTON—The famous mare; can trot in 2 RONNY KATE=Mate to Clifton 4 +, making one of the fastest teams LoChsstnut atallion, 5 years old; mare by Eureka, 6 years old; very ak youn) re by "8 bya K grAy mare yy, Boagiand’s tonses— tir and seven years old; le an action. — (ie DANIEL ihe rit on gen hat which place all ecsecary Te HARNESS, CARRI AG) WILL Be SOLD SAME DAYS At 1036 o'clock, at the private at:bies, No. 98 West Thirtoenth sireok os cohsletng in fiat St N, oe wagons SINGLE, NY, Fe pi] oBOAD | Be SULK BUGGY, SETS DO SINGLE HARNT ‘i Sunons i} Rar eae SRORKS, 6 DOL BI ETS, LINEN SHEETS, WH fs, WAGON coins poy her paraphernaila con- class private stable. tioned articles are nearly new, and of ae ben ually. ‘well worthy the attention of (hose dealrous bas rot ing. He contatni of HORSES, with - ore sane Ee ora eae ‘flee of tho Ts orat ENRY D, MINER, AUCTIONEER —SALESROOM aS bayer) ET, OPPOSITE THe Post ‘OFrion, TNR & SOMERY ILLS WILL BELL Al Li TORSDAY J AND WEDNESDAY, OCTO! bs 1 o'alock, each day, ee ne A nana AEN. Peet E COLLECTION OF Se ARRARA RArSkS Re Re ALABAST! COLUMNS AND. anes LATELY IMPORTED PHOM TTALY oe ZANNONI & 00. ‘The compriaos about ale res and groups of Biatuayy, Carrara marble; ever one kundred groupe and Ures of pure white Italian wlabaster, all from eminent artis of », Rome, Carrara and other cities tn Taly; ae tala and Coli mans of gicteront pes sand sizes for Marble Btatues and Busta; eae te 168, with rich carved marble truscan an Mas Bunny fae en Grecian, Gothloand other ty Also, Marble Tri- Receivers, Flower variety of emall merit and be: This collection ta, for arustic werit_ and novelty of design, the bestever oifared at_wuction in this city by the ho firm, The public and trade are respectfully invited to Amine these goods and attend the sale Onen for exhibitio [ith descriptive catalogue, Monday October 1, Sale post- ve. INRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. Er iricccoven 37 NASSAU STREET, opposite the Post ollie, ¥ HORSES AND CARRIAGES, WE NESDAY, octunen 3 BY M & SOMERVILLE, iN FRONT OF THEIR A ipatoo Mar horse sale: daya, Wednesdays aed Saturdays. Nelere MINER & SOMRRVIL a eee | unsurpassed ad- vantages in location, ex; once ar business capaci partion wishing to buy or deairiny A sincas Horses, ages Oe anything pertaining to the ease es WILL SELL, AT THE JENKINS, AU RE 401 Broadway, neav Forty. first J, mnieuvom 1 toner 3, 1866. wei o'clock, Hrweay Sasrinnes. Wi 1 Brewster exteusion top, 2 Coupe Hocking, Tht Conch, 1 Dootot's tig. Haat 5 Rond ‘and a 8 Weoaons, tise, sont Wagon, single ant Dosbie Wagons, Mitte gents’ Saddles and Bridles, Blankess, LE tilts, oe." the above cam be avon apy tame bolere tee Gila “Aiso, vieveral Horses, some very fash, OSEPH HEGEMAN. MONDAY. OCTOBER 1. At half-past ten o'clock A.M.» ats 3 Carlton, between Ful- ton and Atlant Rosewood Plano. rosewood mahog: J. BOGART. AUCTIONEER.—MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 + at 10}4 o'dlock, at the auction rooms, the Furniture of & four story house, removed for convenience of sale, consiat- of (a chutes Lot of Parlor, Bedioom, Dining Room and large lot'of Carpels anda variety of KER, nville Grove, three miles from Jersey City ferry, will be sold at public auction, on Monda ay Oct. 1, 1866, az clock 1. M., on the pply to Un ye ground. cular Auctioueer, 9 Mont- YNBROKERS' SALES.—JOHN MORTIMER, 15 it Broadway, will well 10-mnorrow (Mouday 2) lowe large and fine lot ot 'W atoh worthy the attention KEEL, 61 Rose street Closing, well worthy Te MGALNENAN, 887 Second aveavte, day, October 3, 40 lo'n of ve) chows Goods, sult: ion aod Women, by order, MO MELIRBACT. 480 Grand atroet, Thureday, October other desirable wouds, Fri on of dealers. 6) (OAR WILL SELE rowwber 2, 40) low of Ds. «121 Worth atreat. AWS SEoEaea 3 at 0 New Bowery, Blankets, Quilts ss NB. JAMES AGA wil cell om | hursda, large assortment of Gold and silver \V she and Viatniond Kings Ping Chaim, ‘pera instramente and other valuavle doous ww on of tie trade and olaere __ th bANSARD, 2 Third avenue, DAW BROKE SALI I\DAY.JAMBS AGAR PA Vitel acb9 New Buwery, 600 lots of Dankets, Quilts aud Women's Clotuing P. FULLAN, West Tuirty-ninth street, WNAROKERS SALeS.-BY i. FIRLD, AUCTION. eer, Motday, October 1 ter of J. Lynch 78 Grn itrvet; tuemiay, 24, by on e & Kiely, 575 Seco i avenue: Weaneeday, Bay by W. Simpson, 181 Bot ery, Thursday, 4th,’ by’ order M . West Broadway, Friday, Oto, ihe stock Of # dealer. W “i, Wittens. AUCTIONE GR, sr.) ON MONDAY, ai bw 1454 Canal strvet, 40) yards of second h 1 Witon, Velvets, Axmiiator “Aubaswon atid Carpe, All removed from Fila Avenue Hoel, Sold in lots to auit dealers and others ny MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVER A. trated withon by original tenn nareonization); Laugl ras fresb dal tom: peautiful teeth SAY VILL D* WHITE'S NE ‘Teeth. —Whole W AND IMPROVED ARTIFIC TAL, 4 of superior beauty, dw 122 Bleecker RANKLIN ry aPROU House, corner of Sinth street insert Artificial festh fer $15 aod upwards, Third avenue entrange), All work war ranted, ULL SETS OF Plumpers to restor the face, $10; light and beatiful, last dite Line; gas freahtor each patient. Sib Gran street ARTEDL, DENTE IXTH AVENUE, TI MAE mt ANE gg win Hovoet 7 eit DUNTISTa, S BIBL ! SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. AN AMEE AMERICAN WIDOW OF MIDDLE AGE, WITH. i inambrance, solicits hs. @. ghmation te taxe: of room A DLE AGED Ue yy, Dera OAN GIVE THE ueer' - Japp uation a8 companion to an aay Is or as DI Wy ihvaid = vf sespeciaie | family, fe, comnturia of a Bone; wagon ex per weak, ‘Call to ‘soe. in 3. Silkworth, Brathay. RESPECTABLE MARRIED UADY WANTS A SITU. tion as wet nurse, and Ye willing to travel to af the word Gan''be'soom for roe days "at 169 Mavy ay y cata LADY DESIRES A SITUATION Ag reas is « good drosumaker and understands All ‘beuins| ptt kinds of family ‘se Poguir dress for tue week Mra Bliss Betting, stata Oe WIDOW LADY, WITH On WHEELER & WILSON HELP WANTED—FEMALES. Wy z+ F RESPECTABLE GI on GENERAL housework, in a small family; mi aes yuan, sroner and baker of bread apply at 18 West = omen Wine and chambermaid, reference required. at Weat RE! DY'S MAID; ONE WHO ‘D—A FRENCH Lal Peay Bee Wier ly under ‘and of elty ref ‘Apply at 124 2d she have th po oy reat AT ‘ANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN. W BR. H. MACY, Mth st, and 6th av. UNDRESS first class city Wire anal FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRIM- making brerkfast caps, ctor No sucha 6 Call’ on stant pel beg be Brouawa; Ory ‘ote WAntED-4 PROTESTANT GIRL TO GO TO NEW. ark, to do general housework: ane D be ® froner, an must bring n washer and A preferred. a eatire at Brol commendations; wv sewing machine, would Ilke to go out by the dav er take | Broth rma planygiucling home. “Apply at Me TP lease cee | nee ‘aya New ork. rooklya, WAXED SA FIRST RATE WASHER AND IRONER. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES THE WASHING | reforences Fequired. Wo'doak At U6 Hast Se weal of one or two familios: tw first class lnundrosa;, at inoderate terms; good references, Call at 13 Wess Ibth it, ANTED-SEVERAL DRESSMAKERS. NONE BUT finot besgment. first class workers ‘apply at 125 9th st.) near A YOUNG winow zapy DESIRES A, SITUATION Beetuar. ‘as housekeeper or companion to an rt ‘ Avttrem Bre La, sation D, Now York. ANTED SA ey CPASS MILLINER AND TRIM, N AMBRICAN WIDOW LADY, ABOUT FIFTY, DE- rire. elaniion. ‘as housekeeper; has had much ox Teneo; ia active and cheerful disposition; can give Foferenoe if quired; « buoholor's or widower's house bree ferred, home more of an object, ‘nan high wa.aty. Address * Susekeoper f wr threo days at 208 UI Maremont av. Brooklyn. YOUNG LADY WHO of .ccounts would like. puat ilar business, Address Miss ivilon M. Bugs, 137 Bleecker , care of &. Griscome. LADY ACCUSTOMED TO MOVE IN THE BEST wociety, und bavin means of her own, would take charge of « widowers household for 4 pleasant home per week, Apply to A Plenlog co: ner Ast st, HELP WANTED—MALES Wario rei BOY FROM 1 Me TO 16 YE 16 YEARS OF AG rho resides with his he parents and can bring the best ae et ed M. WAITER AND A women taurant, 866 Fulton st., wonky 6 MONE ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS MAN, OF GOOD AD- dreas, to solielt orders for buttous'amo! tail and tailor trade} ‘mest weaerd the Misineas Tao way, tp aairn botweos hand Soa, APP S* 6 Brand. pleco Se VARNISH 1 AGEEE, ONE yous’ pxperiance in the business; ‘epply; salary liberal. Ad- aeapeinnhees man need Herald office. Wages A LawTEn’¢ OFFI ho resides Soe laree ton Roa 93 New York ‘ANTED—A A GENTLEMAN Cy . A BOY Set eR 70 SUPERINTEND THE A machine more valuable than the paca tf he fi am at ae” at Paris Ei bition aes Ms ri n, Dex! 2 Terai Sees he, mash be of addres, good Kinga Co. ee ao a ee THE L TRADES. A ant foreman De ofiice. GOOD ORNANENTER WANTED—TO GO A siont Aistanoe in Ube country: one capable of acting at naslat large Japan shop. Address box 2,580 Post WANTED—COMPETENT SALESWOMEN, FOR A MIL: Lin ods store, Apply between 9 and 10 A. M. . Spe and 2734 Diviaior SUGAR REFINER WANTED—A MAN WANTED who £23083 Bost ohtee, Sader ‘the refining of sugar. A@ dress box 2,663. Ay ANTED—SALESWOMEN "AND. bal ay THO. ange a Apply to T. W. Doyle, 4 Main at., Orange, 7ANTED—A GOOD NURSE TO TAKE CARE OF children, Good reference required. Apply _imme- diately at IL Laxmardue place, West Wt at., between Blu aud J ANTED.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS AND CLOAK maker. having @ connection of her own, can make a N "ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED— Call at Co office 435 Broadway, on ma monday, between 3 and 4 o'eloc! imen of worl LOCK PRINTERS WANTED.—TEN OR FIFTEEN Dlock pipiens wanted, who can bring unex Apply to American Water Proof Cloth Com 296 B: Lag CUTTERS WANEED BILL. BASTARD AND Way. olen reiinezation desired. Anon, mous communestoun taper cutters can find steady employment by calling om cenit kod arrangement. No rent, Also ladies to bead, braid, Bel pot vo.toud. Address Ala. Geo. W. Willls, Dox 1438 Fost | ehiproider and crochet, for wholesale and retail. Wanted, EL tg “ 00d gla-# cuse for outside. 812 Broadway, opposite iit st LAGGERS.-FOUR SMART MEN CAN COOK WHO HAS LIVED IN THE FIRST FAMI- 7. .an be ay on REE hort from this eclty. A) iy ‘AL Sicn'tn Burope wishes to dress company dinners by the ANTED—SOME PERSONS, TO TAKE OUT BABIES' peep sidewalk Ba ah ray rome eae ano a day on reasonable terms, or would go Ly the week to teach dreswen and “undergarments, to fas by ma- No ee or cook. re for Mrs. White, No, 2/8 West 17th st., spine; miso embrelderers. Bring sauicle, 19.75 44.47,,, 060° tween | 1th sab ad HOTOGRAPHER WANTED IMMEDIATE LY—A RESPEOTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN Wis ARTED IMMEDIATELY FOR A SYALL, SELEOT | gy Bowery. operator; none, others mee spply at Riker, 1D & gentleman's family, ty do cook ng; un- its branches «nd can t.ke entire clurge vi the ood cuiy rele! Can be seen till suited at court, University plice. MAKER AND OPERATOR ON SINGER'S A. tuxchine would do dressmaking or tnachine stitching at her residewoe, or go out by the 6 day. 88 Vurick st., dress maker A MIDDLE AGED LADY, WHO HAS BEEN REDUCED cumstances, is desirous of obtaining a situation ceot a family, ihe would be treated with ; she 18a thorodzh housekeeper und will be satis. ded with © the best references. Aadress My 1. NCED DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE ly the day in a few respectable families: EXtr woloysnen bording house, # first claws cook, who innst thoroughly underwand every branch of hor businens and be Wilng 10 ag. iss wal toe Waabing and ironing. Such a one. OAPMAKER WANTED—A GOOD SOAPMAKER, go Cincinnati, Ohio, Call at No. 94 Wall at., aa R. Fa ‘ pear iy eh a eta iio Vout is | sene & Son's, between the hours! 9 and 11 o'dlock A.M. FIRST .ASS CLOAK HANDS WANTED—AT = PIANO STRINGERS.—WANTED, A aooD 50 Led & Yaylor's, corner of Grand and Chrystie ats; singer & the plano manufactory, 24 West 28th at., be- alan operators accustomed to fine tucking on Wheeler & Wil- in Otls and 10th ava. Good wages nd steady job. hav, YOUNG MAN WATS 4 SITUATION AS BAR. te asuistant bookkesper or porter, &c.; is quick et figures, and ‘will make himsel udertands cuuing, Mibing and tanming, Address 163 generally useful. Address Fast 12ch at, UALS a aul din av. \HILD WANTED—T0 TAKE CARE OF BY A LADY YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OLD, LATELY FROM / at herowa house; best of city reference given. 191 A Ireland. wishes @ «ituation: in any \cupactiy; under- West 20th wt,, near Atanas bookkecping nad Ls a good writery will go into any 8 SIFUATION WANTED— a3 x vat Heil Pod patarencta,: Adare H bya competent Doran: hax Rased Uion to take charge. of 4 linen’ room, = Call on, oF a NTED_BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HA, , Staten «to F, Blancard, Pavillion Hotel, New Brighton Vd. —A WIDOW FROM NEW ENGLAND, to «uperintend the house of some per: where there are young children pre- Ye E son OL ret ferred; no objection to the country. Address Mrs, C. station G. ] OUSEKEBPER.—A TRUSTWORTHY LADY WOULD like tomeet with a party or parties of gentlemen to ‘hb as stock clerk and chashier in a beaker’: b ‘ speaky and writes the Kuglish, French and een lang! ages. patatnct referent jven, Address W. F. B., Herald oilice, erie ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD RECOM- mendation wants a situation as cooper ina wholesale grocery or drug store. Willing to assist about the store, No objection ga? South. Address, stating ng where an interview can be had, J. C., Coopers, No, 9 Oid ai take cure of tnetr household affairs, Address Mrs. F., In WANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A care of M. Appleton, No. 6 1 pe freuen anaieed greens yf, Store: hus three years’ re jp Coy He BKEBPER.— . EADY, THOROUGHLY | A0- eee ae quainted with all the duties of housekeeping, w! e a best dreteroncen desire to mao am capaacmane” wits ® | BO().()0().~Statoa a young man of aurperion uaa. Southera family ora hotel. Address until Tuesday, Oct. 2, education wishes « situatio fon ag superintoadent of some ALB. On GiTwaTios WANTED—BY A FRENCH LADY, WHO aks the German and the English languages tiacatly, in the ani of a gendeman, to take care of nis household, aad also if chikdren are Rr itoral to teach them ns ith uaic. “Address Miss K. 8., Herald office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF UNDOUBTED Tespuctability, a situation as travelling companion to Indy, Address Miss Emma Hayes, Mount Vernon, West- chester county, N. Y. ANTED—BY A LADY, A POSITION AS COPYIST or house! T; Bone but tle i we aid pesek ce ay MR med ‘my? Radom Copyist, Brooklya Post W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG wares ‘as chambermaid and waitress in a small, private fam. wy can give the best of city reference. Can be utd at 26 ‘ast 23th at, b between Madison | aod 4th avi avs. H/ANTED—A SITUATION AS OUSRKEBPER, BY A young (American) widow widiwe red, ladylil p> wi ve aly prefer. tire charge of household arance, in a respectable family Pod; ts ‘of taking tbe entl fairs, and. is pot atraid of rage Mot 90 macho SE saan peer a ectign to ama ‘nor to goin the countr ference given as Character. ‘address for swo days, M. Hird, Hoboken, N. WANTED—BY A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER few families to sow for by the day. Apply at No. Bank at, 4th floor. xf lea! ANTED—BY A NEW HOUSEKEEPER, LADIES! and gentiomen’s washing; done satisfactorily at 65 rat tloor. ANTBD—BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A SITUA- tion aa housekeeper in a firat class hotel or gentleman's family: South preferred, or would go to Cubs, “Address for threo day Mrs Younge, Herald o1 W filtres wo sup a WIpow WOMAN Herald oflice. J. A 6 DOW WOMAN, WHO HAS THREE ort by her indu men’ or family meng Good, Fefeténos, Galion of of Grew 2e »- R.R., 216 West 36th st, seoond floor, back room. ANTED—BY Bs Tanning of a for _ Apply TV ANTeD—ny a YouNa WO d, a vate tainly RE , Up a “4 SITUATION WANTED-—BY A YOUNG ANFom Woman, as nurse or to do chamberwork and plain ot todo tie entire work of u amall fami rat of eliy Lah Bast 82d at RESPECTABLE WOMAN, THE “gee geutlomen or private families t 3th Lata RECENTLY LAND- nj, HUree and seam- A inj reference given. Call for two da} good paying busines... the service of one com): srnde'Tor thera $10,000 tn lee thaw thes monchar Go weli for a railroad’ company; reference and security given. Addrous Post oilies box heeling, Weat Virginia. AND ND SALESMEN, YOUNG MAN, OF THREE YEARS’ #3 - pth os, wants Se tre tien. a6 salesman in a wholesale nj do A? some trade. jacdware. H YOUNG MAN, AGED #, WISHES TO OBTAIN EM. ployment as bookkeeper, clerk, ewshier or corres! ent in un ofioe in town, us had upwards of four years’ ex- Porience at the banking business, reviously, for a your fin @ governinent oili ina fa F correspondent; will be found wiltng ‘and "and blag would take a small aaliry to commence. box 181 Herald ofice COMPBTENT GENERAL, MO'RNING BALESMAN wanted, at M. 4A. Myers’ mourning store, 633 ;ROCKERY.—WANTED, 4, SALESMAN | OF | SOME ‘experience, for in this State, Address Thos. Maddock, 16 Murray at D%x,00 GOODS SALESMEN WAX TED—AT HEATH'S, 1s ust be first class ase hands and have Unexceptionabla city re ferald office, refei —y we x TANOFORTE SALESMAN WANTED-IN, A PIANO Joung man, who can play well, and o2in9 [aye ik oat ofise. ‘stating wgey ualincauons jew. York Post oflice al wi what salary is expected. i . — ge gaizane. --WANTED, A SHAWL AND CLOAK 4 window dresser; toa cocapetent min with God reference vrpsiod pny a be given, Also one Gor- man salesman. want a Williamsburg, L. f cet Sima FO} et Bd sRorootr quae ad Ouse wan ne thorou; ited can ad- tress, with samme and references, Distifler: Herald ‘SMAN WANTED—IN THE SILK DEPARTMENT, Po nag white goods at JAMES A. HEARN & 80NS, Grand at. gtd CLERK Sr STATING age. i ifications, reference and salary expectet, box 159 Herali ANTED—A FEW FIRST CLASS POLITE $ND AT. tentive salesmen, in the cloak department, ‘Wepees required. “Apply te O'Sullivan & Greig, 7 mit Broad. FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, WHO CAN cur And fit ladies’ nnd children’s dresses in any sty! out to ork by the day or week. Can be seen at “it est 290 YOUNG GIRL, WHO UNDERSTANDS TRIMMING and altering dresses, and can do all kinds of family sewing, would lixe to make a few me day. Hest of city reference. engagements by the at av5"6th av, near RESPECTABLE. GTRI, WISHES A SITUATION AS first class co he makes excellent bread and pastry, and ail Kinds of desserts; can give the best of city reforence; no ovjections to the plain washing. Can be seen at 462 6th ay, between 27th and 28th sts, HELP WANTED—FEYALES. \N £ TIVE, Couratant YOUNG GIRL WANTED— GIRL _WANTED—T0 COOK, WASIL AND IRON, Apply Monday, at 143 Bast 30th st, FEW FIRST RATE CLOAK MAKERS WANTED, and a young iady to tend store. Only those acoustome io this business weed apply at 1,199 Broadway, between 24th and 29th ats. NLOAK MAKERS AND O} first olass cloak makers; highest w Monday morning at Lord & Taylor's, Broadway, to the work room in Grand st D)* tices Steady work and hi best hands need apply at 183 West 3 DRESSMAKERS, WANTED | IMMEDIATELY — TEN " id; also one to work on Singer's machine, ne" preferred. Apply at once to Madime Menager, No ith av. RESSMAKER.—WANTED, A NO, 1 FIRST OLA dressmaker, to take charge of @ dressmaking lishment. Apply at No, 4 Astor place. ITTLE GIRL WANTED—TO ANSWER THE DOOR 4 dell, Apply to A. G. Kussell, 33 Wooster #t, SALESWOMAN WANTED—C © stamping and embroidery bus with reference, eval’ aes paid. Apply Eotracce TWO APPREN- waees. Nowe but Jd #t., from 7 to 9 o'clock. KNOWING THE 9 preferred. Apply, Broad: WANTED—TO WORK ON CHIL Jao a few embrotdere work with jor’s, Broadway. MILLINERS.—WANTED, THRE 4; also a young lady for the store, Apply at No, 4 Astor place VPST HANDS WANTED—TO BASTE AND FINISH also buttonbole makers 37 whryatic #t., Nbird Boor, ANTED—A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF TWO YOUNG children and make herself generally useful; one used to we care of chikiren preferred. Good Feference required. Cal at 167 Bast 3% . | JANTED—AN “HONEST, TIDY LITT waitress and assistant in the kitchen, | quired, “Apply at 21 West 22d GIRL, AS references re- a ' J ANTED—18 OR M AIRES TO MAKE mene asoit, Experienced hands may appiy w Wel more, Deatborn & Ub., 40s Broadway. WASTED—OPERATORS ON GROVER & BAKER'S t or Wh Wilson's machines, to work on cloaks, | Those who ea their own machines preferred. Apply Ww "Sullivan Til Broadway iW Ef NURSE WANTED—APPLY AT & FIRST PLACE, _ Brooklyn. TANTS D—-ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS, ~ APPLY At ST Broadway, up stairs, NTED= ww, rt are EXPERIENCED SALBSMEN. w* Westen THOROUGHLY © ret as caabler and take euure COR gpsr Of welothing house. Address, ‘or three days, if. € Herald offtar, wiih reference, stating salary required MAN TO tail hoor ox alt J ANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPRRIENCED ALES. in the Ince, curtain and upholstery de; artment, Apply in th ‘the retail department to Lord & 8 Taylor sil to 467 Hroudway. po: JEWELLERS.—WANTED, TWO OR THREE FIRGE class diamond mounters. Also none but good workmen need apply. way. W given the year round. Apply to Thos. Buchanan, 106 Creme reet, Brooklyn. ws TANTED—A FIRST CLASS BODY MAKER ON Light work, 10 £0, & sort distance nto the counten | Gead wages anda steady joB. Apply to ©, Van Co, 0 Chismbers st, ANTED—A TAILOR ACCUSTOMED TO PREG® cloaks. Apply to O'Sullivan & Greig, 771 Broadway. be soul nN ‘tah eee ANTED—A FIRST RATE PLUMBER; TO ONB that unaerstands his business steady work will be NTED—A FIRST CLASS STOCK ply at Union Adams, 687 Broadway. MAKER. AP- ANTED—A FIRST CLASS Wins WORKER: gooD goa and Call at the Fagie ‘re Works, 1,180 Brow. re ‘near’ ANTED—A CARPET OR CURTAIN AND SHADE upholsterer; steady employment tow good mau, Tm- quire at J. G. Latimer’s, 161 Atlantic st., Brooklyn . W i ANTED-8 BX. Apply at 874 Pidudaon st st. WAnten—two FIRST © CLA Ror P asaaad NTED-THREE GOOD BRICKLAYERS, aT 9 $4 BW per a. PERIENCED MATTRASS MAKBRS, ork. MOTT & CO., neh eet isch at between ave. A and B Warr Petal tt palit td FoR Ri ag npr actively engaged tn prominent mill in this country will he eral ‘weated “a 00 application to box 4,126 New York Post office. Pier tg? WANTED—' LEARN THE 0 *, gon PO Apply for one week at Lae West ann st. * Steen i ca sale ADV: RT! SEMENTS. U" 18k DESI PLACER COMMB ferame ab ches re fro ind coiffer et _coudre ment. S'adresser chez Madame Dumont, 816 res de l'apres midi. SCHOONER ARE ‘arrived rt, commanded bj George W. Mathews, of New Haven, owned by others, built by Wm. Geaner, it mechanics in West Havem, The ‘ails’ wore made and a:ranged by Vaname & King. ronced hands at their trade, made the rea lew York to this port in Torey eight hours, MD. safe ia The poche Thomas an ater, andone of very ox ee’ mostly ASSOCIATH undersigned ts coms “SAMUEL N, PIKE. \ONSULATE GENERAL OF THB DOMINICAN gig AT THE PORT OF NEW This Consulate w: open for oflietal tg Ist of October 2 kL} ‘"Srondway. fOr particulars, luquire ae anove sae Ww CURE ER, Consul General PECIAL NOTICE, AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIA! of (the Insts jecretary. aerial, of Tadspenaene Orv ndependence ‘the 77th. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE. Cottectors Uni GA7 Lexington avenue, between Sen Notion ix hereby given to the res! Ninetseath and twenty second wards of ti wing the above district, tant thelr annual taxes 1 the “abort rr a on T will be in attendance to receive the ie at ily (Sundays excepted), between the hours of 9 A. M. . ? hes Bills unpaid after October 15th wil! be yo) toa charge of twenty cents and mileage for each notice served. T. W. EGAN, Collector. Tenth fens fear of Die ih, and of the Ii d enum erated articles, for the y woe now due aod Ay fore the 1Stn day ‘of October 2 HAVE RECEIVED 4 CASE OF BLAN nging to na. ‘The owner can and paying charges, W KETS NOP Momwcrise i brosdwap MACHINE COWS—-MANUPAG- ANTED EXPERIENCED DRY Goons 841 ESMEN. A Part aiLxine ppiy at T. '*, 27 Fulton street, tured and gol “he An Brooklyn, Sonnaiee Ses ride ‘se American Cow Milking Machine ANTED—3 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN FOR TH — a ae retail ary 6% ds busin: also 2 German pa \DORS, SCARFS, AC., CAN RE HAD AT MODE who can speak good Englts None Saal y Dnt those prices, at the Industrial School Convent of Me who thoroughly haersiacd the business. loughby and Cinssen avenues, Brooklyn, Remy SS - M. LL. DOYLE eid Grand tot thts Sehool is for the benefit of theo: phans under the ere ANTED—A WOOLLEN SALESMAN. APPLY AT NO. > — Duane at , or by letter to Post office box No. 1.549. OPDERITATE PRESS WANTED—BY W. EVER COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, A SICATION WANTRD—AB COACHMAN, BY A Protestant young man, with « private family, in city Or country: can give city and country reference, and refer to the gentieman he lived with. Address for two days box J, Herald office. YOACHMAN.—A FIRST CLASS MAN, WI / obliging in every way. Call at 64 Broad st. Monday, WAXTEDSTWO COACHMEN AND married and one single—a short distance in the coun try; none need apply wh willing Generally useful and who. cannot. produce ences, App ply at No. 17 South William et, ANTED—A COLORED COACUMA city references required. Apply at Exc! hange place. Waxtep A SITUATION AS COACHMAN. BY A young Englishinan lately arrived tr this country; produce the best of reference from hia Iasi emoloyer or address 100 West 19th #t., in the rear, for two days. GROOMS—ONE ake themselves best refer: bird story. FIRST CLASS f New st, corner CLASS w —A SITUATION, AS PInet coachiman and m im A private family, by a single man who thoroughly vaderstands his. business snd can give ott bo! reference from bi last employer, 208 Herald othe, wane Address H. YOH., HELP WANTED—MALES. N INDUSTRIOUS AND INTELIIGRNT YOUNG MAN arive a bi nd atiend a four Apply k this morning at 45 up 1d feed store. Wi at raw MORE AOPNTS WANTED. staple articles, Kxtraordin ducements offe; Apply at 218 Pultoo st., rem N wt aAnE MRO OR FAMILY PRESS TO Set TWO GENTS WANTED—TO SELL Ot R y house, or Nrendwer, root 18. BR wacre —A STOUT, ACTIVE BOY OR YOUNG man wanted to carry packages: must have grod | cfer ence. Apply to Mme. A. U, Russel a Foomuer PARMER WANTED WHO 18 NOT AFRAID OF HARD Also two men who Understand farming, drilling : stone draius. Apply on Monday, at 1039 118 Soutiget. TANTED-IN A STOCK BROKERAGE AND BANK: ing house, a gentleman of good address, who isa good correspondent and acquainted with the stock market, | WW ANTED—A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE TO DO Ot veral housework Good wages will be paid. Apply a: P68 40 ave, after 1) o'clock, iW \NTED—A HEALTHY WET NURSE tres breast of milk, Apply at 29 West Sih Dock P.M WwW ANTE with A’ . before | FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKBR; the businese perfenty in all ite wunders' and who can influence a fi ¥ So, Kew tort “heats a first clase trade. Address ANTED—A OMAN (IRISH PREFERRED) OF business qualifications, writing a good hand and ccuate at Sgures x that has sxceliegs Dusiness refer. mM thiselty, Noae other need apply. rose Pub lishex, Herald offer, y bore? ‘dan PRRIENC! s gaa board CUTH TED-3 ay be bei te lead factory. 2 — : hand, 100” bow pr meet | Be itomen carpe ve good shead box = Yor r 1 | 3 4 co 104 Fulton street. MN LOADING GUNS, (LOCK. ‘aient), Cartridges, Flasks, &e, set WARD, & Beekman street, \RAY HAIR, BALDNESS, SORE SCALP, AND NRW hair foveed to grow by Dr, GRANDJEAN (48 youre practice), Astor vine . ‘ RON WORK FOR BUILDINGS JAMES L. JACKSON & BROTHER, Trmnty-cighth street, Kecond avenue, Twents-nind Manufectnrers of every derer ipo wre ye and TRON WORK FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. Fntire tron Bu ¥ ron First Story Fronts, trom Girdece and Ben: iron Doors and Shut. te patent Vault I Gratings, Silla 'n grest variety of patterna, 9 Ittings. grate nnd fender Castings. Sole manufactarers iillen's yatent Opera House Chairs for Theatres and publie nil ingee, Particular attention pald to the manufacture of fine Cast Mitimates furnished when requested, ee ATANT NOTICE.—VICTOR DARJOU, FROM Pao inform the pubs fis, Bronzer, Gilder and Plater, bega*to lic that having made nto hin k he In now able to t heeled with his business, » plating, bronging tn every color to new method Imported 4 tm from Paria all repairs reiting rot ating and perf ie ‘nino dows rebronzing of articles whieh red or sulled. He respeetfuliy es by Ww y Woy ie nd thelr orders by ¢ tion and be returned VICTOR BARJOU, 71 Mercer street, whieh wil rected AMPHLET BINDING—AMPLE PACILITIES OF RAP. idly executing every deseription of parnphlet wort mi i Ave atreet. T° NUMISMATICS —A SILVER SAXON COIN OF 1080 for sale, very little worn, Address Coin, Herald WASTED<A SET OF POLLING STOCKS COMPLETES a liberal price will be paid for them if delivered ab on. Address Pulling Stooks, Williamaburg. 1. AMMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. $20.000 WU BE ADVANCED To soLDI na S20). in sums of one dollar, and to ally suffering. a larger adtance will ‘be made. B unt phana w lected without charge. REUBEN ng rk, and 1% York street, Brooklyn. RESTAURANTS. nara’ RANT—NO. @3 BROADWAY, OPrrosiTtm eat, New York. \d street, New h of 188 and 158 Pulton street, ni ARD MBHL, Bri Fenn. JaBOER, late ut Berry, No. 9. Broad street, ~~ CIGARS AND TOBAC R}