The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Satorvay, Oct, 13—6 P. M. Tho stock market continues to display great strength and avimation, and its recuperative power is seen ia the rapidity with which it recovers from every depression produced by sales to realize. The speculative feeling is excited, and all the leading railway shares are bought iodiseriminately and with an avidity which has never Ween paraileted since the spring of 1864. The most active and buoyant of the railway shares are North- western common, Michigan Southern and Fort Wayne, The first mentioned rose to 47% this morning, maialy under the effect of the increased earn- jugs of the road, those for the first week of October having been 5,033 or $23,690 larger than for the cor- responding week last year, while the earnings for Sept- ember were $42,946 in excess of those for the same month in 1865. But apart from earnings and real values, every railway stock seemsjto be tending upwards ja sympathy with the great mass which moves by a common impulse. At the open board atten o'clock the market was very firm, Erie sold at 844%, Michigan Southern (b. 3) 91%, Northwestern 47%{—proferrea 76, Fort Wayne 110%, Reading 11%, Rock Island 108%, “Cleveland and Toledo 127, Toledo, Wabash and Western 5254 2.537%. At the rat regrlar board there was a heavy amount of business transacted, and prices were well sustained. New York Central closed 1'¢ higher than at the same time yester- day, Hudson River 2, Reading 3g, Michigan Southern 1, ‘eveland and Pittsburg 114, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island 14, Fort Wayne 3%, Toledo, Wabash and Western 3%, Alton aud Terra Haute 23¢, Quicksilver 1%, Canton. Erle wa ower, Michigan Central 4, Mli- aois Central 14, Olio and Mississippi certificates 34, Wed crm Union Telegray! 4, Government securities were ‘zm. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 and 1865 were 3% higher, and seven-thirty notes remained steady, Among the State stocks Tennessee sixes (now) advanced 3g, and North Carohna sixes 1. Atthe one o'clock open board the market, with few exceptions, was lower, Erie sold at 834%, New York Contral LIS, Realing 116%, Michigan Southern 91, Minois Central 12 Cleveland and Pittsburg 923; a 9%, Rock Islan! 1022, a %, Cleveland and Toledo 12744 a X, Northwestern 47 @ "16% —proterred 7534, Fort Wayne 110%), Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 34 a 33%, Quicksilver Mariposa preferred 20'; Afterwards ‘e market became baoyant, and prices improved stea- (iy up to the close of business, At half-past five yclock New York Contral was quoted at 119 a 3g, Erie S14 4 54, Reading 1157 a 117, Michigan Southern 915% a 4, Cleveland and Pitsburg 942 34, Rock Island 10934 Northwestern 4674 « 47, preferred 754% a X%, Fort Wayne 110% a 7%, Cleveland and Toledo 1233 a 3, ex-divi- dend of eight per cent. Compound interest notes were qnoted this at the counters of the dealers:—June, 1864, 11634 a 117; July, 11614 a 4; August, 115% a 116; Oc- tober, 114% a 116; December, 113% 0114; May, 1565, JIL a 112; August, 110'¢ a 34; September, 110 a 14; Oc- tober, 109% a 11014. ‘The money market has been extremely cay at 4 per cant, with a few exceptions at 6, while on government collaterals large amounts were offered at 33. First claga commercial paper is in request at 5a 555 per cent, but the amount offering 1s very limited. The gold market was firm. The opening price was 15344, followed by an advance to 16414, a subsequent relapse to 162%4, and a final recovery to 153, the closing quotation, Loaus were made at 1-16 a 1-32 per cent im favor of the lender, and flat, the supply of coin being fully equal to the demands of borrowers. The shipment of specio by this day's steamers aggregated $166,200, of which the City of New York took $20,000, the Teutonia $65,000, and the Bremen $72,200, making for the week $198,050. The export of specie from this port and Bos- tan since the begiuning of May last has been as under: — Amount. Total. ...... $51,980,567 The monthly imports at this port since the beginning year bave been as follows according to official August September. » 193,473. Total. ....... 196,088,861 The exports from t Septem er. ‘The export of the Precious metals from Great’ Britain to this country has generally averaged lese than half million of doliars per annum, with the exception of INST. In 1863 it amounted to £64,195, in 1964 to £189,731, and in 1865 to £65,918. In 1869 it amounted to only £14,342, ‘The daily range of the gold market during the present week was as subjoined :— Highest. Lowest, 1494, 148% 1495; 1482; 161, 149 15335 Wt 163% 15034 134, 162% Mining stocks were active and firm, At the first voard Benton cloved Se. higher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $2 06; Bullion Gold Lic., selling at $5 40; LaCrosse Gold Sc., selling at $3 25; Quartz Hill ‘2i., aetling at $6; Smith and Parmiee 10c., seiling at $14, Pall River ‘250. lower, selling at $1 75. Ameri- can Flag sold at $4 25, Kipp and Buell $2 27, Nye Gotd 52e., Rocky Mountarn $6 06, Keystone Silver Lic., Cory- don $6 15, Mootank id SSe., Liberty 92c., Columbian Gold and Silver $1 90, Consolidated Grogory Gold $16 85; Bates and Baxter Shade River 290c. Al the second board Corydon sold at $6 20 b. 3. The stock of the David- soa Copper Mining Co. was quoted at $2 a $2 35, The demand for foreign exchange continues limited in consequence of the holdiog back of importers in antici- pation of a lower price for gold, but rates are nominally unchanged. The course of consols and Americ: ties ov the London Stock Exchange since the meot of the moath ) Oot, 12. ‘ongols + SON nited § 520°. Ty Hiinow Central. 8), The London Time: thus commented upon the reduction | of the Bank of Evgiand rate of discount to 4 per sent ~ The benk f dicount has been re Juced to-day fro, o whieh it was the 6th im pt. The retare pa this evenmng eho i iter large f » | lon and reserve, which bas plac | & position of streng(h usually with arate of discount not higher J pet cant, the bursement of t A vidends will co | mence in a fortnight there t© every aymptom | that the total 4 of specuiation, conse. quent on the recent yet continue for several months, the dire: Linice except to lowe Al. business of to make the downward movement. The step led to some increate ip the epplications, but they were still very moderate, considering that the financial quarter torminates the day after to-morrow, and that in | the Stock Exchange money is temporarily in request from the requiremen'+ for the foreign and share settle mente = The eompiet> stagnation loss of confidence that prevail in a!) quarters bas been forther astrated today by the fact that after the notification from the bank nearly all king ness, although in points even below iu the midst of the ¢ The details of the rece United states for tbe fecal # showed increased flat y wore already at nominally #tood f quotat 0, 18966, as foc rere ¢ From customs— Quarter ending September 30. , Quarter ending December 81 Quarter ending March 31 Quarter ending June 3.. Total es From public tands— pa rst quarter... .. quarter Third quarter. Fourth quarter. From direct taz — Virst quarter. . ~econd quarter... Third quarter, Fourth quarter... Total, . Preeerery | above districts and vielnity are here! | not on de | J. Roges voters of thia, the NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1866, Laternal ‘evenue— $96 618 885 Fae Serre seen ness e+ + $00,226,810 eous— are sean. 4 ot ela jarter. . ‘Third quarter, + 10,874,004 Fourth quarter + 18,842, Pensions and Indians— First quarter... 3 Third quarter. 2 seater ju 2 Fount qual + 2,983,302 First quarter. $165,360,287 Second quart Third quarter. Fourth quarter. 12,744,022 Total eee $284,449, 700 Navy First quarter. +++ $16,520,660 Second quarte! br ne oe Third quarter. . Fourth quarter Total Inter Firat quarter. . : ps3 481 “Second quarter 21,527 Third quarter, 0 iy 447 Fourth quarter. 36,135,280 —— Total eeeeeeeee: $133,074, 735, It is therefore shown that the total receipts and ex- Ppenditures of the Treasury for the fiscal year wore:— RECEL From customs... 179,046,680 From public lands. 665,081 From direct tax. 1,974, 754 From intornal revenue. 300,226,812 From miscellaneous, 65,125,966 MIAN co ccees cscs tascnesae A $550,029,193 EXPAXDITURES, Civil, foreign and miscellaneous, . $41,049,965 Pensions and India 16,253, War 284,449,701 43,519,632 189,074,737 - $518,347,385 . 56,039,193 Total expenditure + 518,347,335 Excess of receipts “691,858 The business transacted at the Sub. Treas wry in this city to-day was as follows:— «$2,269,483 For customs. 1,186,288 Coin notes $563,000 702,000 Balance......... 96,057,649 WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Satorpay, Oct, 15, 1366, | Firet neater ae A. M. $5000 U 5 6's, + 40 900 she NY Cent RR. . ng 000 Ui ‘3 00 i 100000 Cou 112% 75000 U! Reine ies Bs te 10 US 6 mE: Ten Missouti os . N Carolinad's,o3 & si.. aah io 4200 Ohio & Hicer’ 1000 Fa Qhlo Mine 1st. Ey : ¢ + 1000 thud! 38 Chic & 8 West pref. 5000 Mich So f bas... baad Daas 1000 Mich Cen 8 p coli 500 7 AlL&T Herin bas 00 55 14000 CAN Won cony be 200 4 Mil&St Paul Ist m 3500 Cleve rt S000 Clev & Tol sf bis 10%; 400 do. ae WE 900 shaCantonCompan so 1800 x LR Chic 400 Miriposs Mg ae do. i WO Atianiio M 100 do. ise 600 Caion 100 Ch, Ba 109000 do. 40 Tol Wab % $10 Cum ¢ s do 38 Bm central Goai Come. S68 100 do 4 100 Adams Express Co. I 100 Tol, WadWeat'n prf wag 2 American Ex Co... 100, 1500 Pilta, F W&Chic R. 1 200 8% 900 do. 1 20 4, 32 de. ne 2 Bo an ate 00° “do. 3, do Sy 1) ate A Te Hale prot Western Union tel. 56% 400 MarkCin Ria pt 4° 190 do 56° 900 Mi & St Paul RR... 6) 90 300° do. 05 wo 100 do. oy 95 W Uni 0 do. 61 50 Quick: 100 | do, 2 6g 3% (do. 100 Mil & St H 100 do, 1600“ do, 8 wo do. 0 do. 77% 0 = do, 500 do. 200 Mariposa 34 fochic Bei 8 300 New York Gent Rit 1 10 do. or THE FENIANS. The End Approaching—Last Public Address of James Stephens in this Country—His Visit to the West, &c. The great energy displayed and the vast preparations made by James Stephens for tho freedom of Ireland will ima short time result in @ brilliant success or disastrous failure. Arms and money are being received in great quantities. The whole organization is on the qui vive to make the promised uprising in Ireland the preliminary step to the establishment of an Irish republic. Many wealthy merchants have voluntarily come forward and offered to give liberaily of their abundant means as soon as James Stephens makes a move, From Irish refugees who have Just landed in this country it bas been ascertained that the people on the other side are anxious and willing to ght, and are now only waiting to bave rifles put into their hands to make one last desperate eflort to throw off the hated yoke of England. It bas been computed that at least one bun. dred thousand rifles and ten thousand breech-loaders will be required to make a successful fight. Cases of rifles are now dail; Py al atthe headquarters in Chatham street, an delegation of the I. R. B, are at present Seeman t the different Circles through. out the country for the purpose of obtaining additional war material. Every Irishman is to be solicited to fur- ‘nish at least one rifle to aid in freeing bis native land. LAST ADDRESS OF THE C. 0. 1. R The following ciroular has been issued by James Stephens, and the matter referred to will, it is under- stood, be his last public address in this country : _ To He Pextay BRorimnnoop ap Ststennoop, tHe TR. Ano run Varexpe of Inaianp GExmnatsy, 15 tam Dis Taiets of Masuartan, Lowa Tsuaxn axp 19 Carman § New Youx, Get. 1, 1886, Brotners axp Frrenps —You are earnestly Invited to Assist aL a public meeting to be held, weather permitting, in Ne Wood, on Sunday, the 28th fost. On that occosion I nes’ shall freely tell my co: 7men who are ad are not the friends of Ireland. 1 shail also bring pabite opinion to bear on such parties o# #till retaln any property of the Brother: hood or Sisterhood. In order thmt I may fuldl this du effectively, the officers of both orders are hereby reaueste to furnt at their oar these pa held by them. The meeting wi ooloek M. Op the same evening, Sunday, 28th inst., the oMeers of the y directed to meet me at Bowery. The meeting o'clock P.M. With the officers under ts authorized to send one delegate for every fifty mem. ‘The officers returned from Ireland, and y outside the above districts, are aleo directed to be prevent. a well as every man who lield the rank of Cen- None but circies in good standing are ett, is counell, Proof ot tials received at ‘the Street. AMES STEPHENS, ©. 0. 1. R we’ VEIT TO THR Weer. James Stephens will leave this to-night for St. Louts, and, after remaining there hort time, will call at Chicago and Detroit on his way back to New York, where he will arrive in time to delfver bia prom ised addross, NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Newark. Farat, RaiLRoaD Aceipast & hatter, residing in Orange, while walking on the M want 1. A coroner's inquest noon, anda verdict of accidental d Elizabeth. Ierenastive Mann Cenemony.—Two deaf mutes were married a few days since, at Bieabeth, by the Rev. Mr. On Friday last William Molt | Keopeball, an toterpreter from New York asateting him. Tes ho thue joined har ‘ a.) were a Mr. A riment cle and Mise ‘ashington, ePreeman, of Bllzabeth, Freeman’ ve rere basil ‘murdered while set the Mission work Orange. Jace Roowns Rervoiaten.—A meeting of the Young Men's Conservative Club was held on Thuraday evening, and after the preliminaries arranged, four resolutions sub. mitied and adopted by acclamation, the first resolution be- 6." Resolved, That we reecgnize the nomination of Andrew re as an out ‘on the democratic and conservative Surth Congressional district Ta ne he Mr Rogers is charged with aot abate fraud and a fi le | be is call FINANCIAL. ene NNN TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK CHATHAM BQUARE, N. Y.—MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BE OGTO- WILL DRAW eX, ENTINTE NTEREST FROM OCTOBER 1, free of tax. M.D. VAN Traut President. Joszru P. Cooper, Sec: _Caanuns D. Bacar, eceiet., Cimeens: SAVINGS BANK, SIX PER on SEE JE Aut Mover invangst Faow Oct. 1, a cpa ete fasdnbhe to thiriyeyens Nowder Shoateschs a cent interest and payable in the mgt Mem ally, for the following Road “en ia Tea, aity Bente and Coupons i due veity Bonds an jemphis Tenn., aud Little Rock ‘Railroad Coupe! “Hiemphis, = Charleston Railroad Coupons ws! due. yhio Railroad Co: bd ie: Teun, Mlctlesiphl and Tennessee’ Railroad Cou- past due. Pifnaulries for Seriher: partieniars, by mail or otherwise, receive pua " dress ve punctual attention 7, HvauEs ued and in- P. City Comptroller. ‘ONEY TO LOAN oF BOND ANDI eRe Apply to E. T. i ahh FFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND ei holders of the Ohio and Missisulppt R. RCo, (Bast: ern Division.) No. t. 24. 1866. OTICE.. ea special meating. of the holders of certificates Nod by thie Tenst willbe he fa at the ofice of the Trustecs, all street, New York, on Thursday, the first day of N ember next, at ni ‘dope a plan for the reorguntaution question, the agreement ed requires that three-' fourtne in interest of the ‘owne ra, or their legal representatives. of preferred and also of ‘unpreferred cer’ Hicates, shall be pres- entand voting, For the purpose, therefore, of insuring a quorum, certificate holders are earnestly requested to have transfers made in their own names, and to be present at the 88 Watt Street, New Yor, Sep! and remain of the Tristees, ALL, Res CAMPBELL, Cbairtnan. sx« PER CENT INTEREST, REE OF GOVERNMENT. 1 rAX. MARKET SAVINGS BANK Bt Noss in airoot N.Y. deposited on or Lefore October 20, raw Tuinrest' fron October 1. wm. WAN TWAME, President. Hexry R, Coun, Secretary. teenth di closed until further noti JAE YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COMPANY has declared a dividend of $50 in gold per foot. Pay- able on the inst. to Eastern stock! jolders by LEES & WALLER, 233 HE EMPIRE MILE AND MINING COMPANY HAS Ht ein gold. payable to jookholders by LEES & Ww Lie: . 3 Pine et. HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, Corner Third avenue and Twenly-sixth street, Present deposits. Six per cent tn all 4ums from $1 10 All deposits made on or before the 10th of October will draw interest from the Ist of October. Bank open daily, from 10 to3 P. M.. and on Monday. Wed- nosday and Saturday evenings, frou®6 to 8 o'¢! BUENCER E. OREEN, President, Eastern «aia free from’ goverument tax, on warn Keity, Secreta: ES § GS BANK, AL STREET, CORNER OF VARICK. ‘Denosits from 10 cents to $5,000 received, SIX PER CENT Tutereat. free of tar, Deposits before October 21 draw interest from October 1 Assets, $2, 085 a 7 ANTED—FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN ONE AND Two Cent Coins, by J. W. DERICKSON, 21 South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa. $7.000 WANTED7ON,, FIRST MORTGAGE OW property in Thirty-fourth street, worth $20,000, at six per cent, Address box 4,300 Post office, N. ¥. $105,000 72.408%,,08, BOND AND Mone. ), gage, in sums to suit. Apply to POT. TER BROTHERS € BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine’at.. up stairs, $125,000 in this city, JOHN $275, 000 ty! $17,008. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- gage, in one or more* ums, OD real estate F CONREY. 62 Wall street, room 1a. TO LOAN, OX BOND AND MoRT- are on ‘New York gud Brookivn proper aa rty in Waxtchester county. GILMAN, 113 Broadway, room No. 6... PARTNER WANTED—WITH $12,000 CASH CAPE Ag tal, Ip a very profitable cash manufacturing business; secura the ra eak Sond and muortenger 4 chanes ‘or interview with Hite, ee Tod Heceid atte ied a VERY RARE OPPORTINITY FOR A PARTY TO Invest from $5,000 to $10,000 in a legitimate enterprise which will insure a very large 1 ery opportunity Til be given for a thorough Investigation, For full particw. bow spr at 223 Bond FM. room 14, third floor, between the ours of GENTLEMAN HAVING $2,000 CAN OBTAIN AN al intereat in a lucrative and respectable business; permanent; Joeation pI ‘Addreas increasl GM. T., erald Awe beige bd Bop arm fC FROM $2,000 TO $3,000, hant tafloring business; one to take charge Preferred. Address box 1 Hrerusa oftice, for two days. "A HIP.—THE CEDERIONEO BATE TE under. the Grou & Cae and' ta. ry ‘as mantifac: hirere of steam guages, DIAKs BOC MTAN W, COLLANS. Ls GIROUD & CO. New Yore, October 1. 1866. ISSOLUTION—THE gen A FaaEte. fore existing under the name a teeh Woon » is this dav disolved sey will settle on claime ad pale van le ‘acconn| STILES & WOOLSEY. New York, October ARTNER WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN BAY ies, A very large property, which will secure Commiasions, desires ® partner with about lish a first ctass real gous business, Address, with real name and reference, F. W., box 226 Herald office, har hire —THE ADVERTISER DESIRES THE co-operation of one or two parties who can control to form a company to work a most effectual fuel sav- ing system now in operation on a lar; adaptable to any botler, at a trifling cost, ize immense profits. The advertiser gui this invention effects a saving of over twenty per cent of fuel over oxtoting eretnen¢.. Bons fide parties may address Mentor, Herald office, N. . ¥. atitees proof that ein the di la very extensively nc. weguntry. Refer. res X.Y. Ze Herald oftce, for tive HE SUBSCRIBER OWNS A FINE TRAC TOV beavity Ulendored with pitch pine, obtains ner who can furnish apna au cut ands ip ihe "imber Address 11. $500. PARTNER “WANTED, wit! A “CAPITAL of $800 to 91,00: to the right man is offered 9 Petia Mirect CUS oa Cail at 98 “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. PARTY WISHING TO INVEST $2,000 AND TO RN. AA gage in « sound and substantial business, to be carried on ina Western city, em ¥ of a rare opportunity to make money. Address Booth, box WI Herald office. MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR SA pa! very gen nity for’ % particuines’ apply to. NH venne Hotel, from # with limite For by 9 West Twenty-third street, Fifth rene Re CHANCE FOR A DRESSMAKER.—ONE wanted, who thoroughly understands her business, to take an interest In an established concern, Addresa Miss Byrd, station G, stating where an interview can be had. spo, PAneiEs COIKG 70 ROROPR>sPLE #D nveatment.—A partial or total purchase of a most valu- able invention, ented in Great Beitain.. hie has already been Introduced in this country, and is rapidly making the fortune of all concerned, “Portable, compact, caslly, tested, brilliant in appearance, exceeding useful. 4 id evervwhere, but probably even ur here. Tt only requires « 4 opportuntt exhin moet with immediate ue ds 4 the patentee ‘at Pp o oders in parties of character and tant dors this eligibie opportunity of uniting re with immediate and profiable returns, ia H. Pignolet, corner of Greenwich and Dey streets, Ney w Yor $300 TO $800 WILL PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN an enterprise which will net over in three montha, Proof and particnlare, 16t $1: 000: () IN CAS CASH WILL SECURK THE TOOLS AND Good Will of a Rook Edge Gilding Buia ine good central location, Address X. Y., box 103 Horalé $1.000 She, Bos cABOURES QUAL OF Ee gan he Increased. Persone meanih \faneus please call iw ‘Warren street, on Monday. . WILL PURCHASE $2. 500 READY FUNDS oq yetier ae two valuable Faten wm $1,000 to ted for nate rule 9 49 Naw 4.0. 00072 SOME ESTABLISHED ying business that will bear close inves manufacturing preferred. A with Sannbied re @ and full pal cular Ini @very reapect, WATCHES. JEWELRY. “ec. DIAMOND RING AND SEY OF MINK FURS, FULL Tante Rei iy to a lady in ik redemd oe nears Sil be 4 Lier ~ told aim sacks Be seen at 18AAC BOLOMON'S, 641 Browlway ree day, SOUTHERN ADVERTISEM NTS. LOUTHWARD—A FINE Nad SPANISH GRANT ON 8 the St iow ng oeg Oe gamn Say mn Beeat roilow | re quan eda andre oan ts Bolla, hickory, as I health tat spe winters Etat bles nearly all the year row me and ai seasons: summers of Un flowers egrtal fieh in stundance, and fog. sailing and sport fection, -& eboice ot for eman’ bly sulted for an sericenvareh ewe ns {or emigration purposes. App! fo. bi Pine street, New York. or nett £00. ES TENNESSER LAND FOR SALE, 205. 000 t Uargain, must De sold to close 8 great fn eptate: 6,000 Acres neat Newhern, NC; valuable Cot. tom Lande cheap for sasha oF Bul ree for for ‘Cocies, for? DRY _ GOODS. A EN EIGHTH dh J cpa CHEAP STORE, OPEN MONDAY, A. M. TRIMMI ee “it IBBONS, FIXTURES TAGES FOR Plows, SALE, FEATHE nosey GLOVES, TANOY GOODS, &C., 40. haiti cy MANES OF Biba any Vets. aN MINGS. rou rncetty neh of Far Piece F MIBBONS: 1s, ide ibe, ble, 2. I te Bi ONS Be at SILK TRIMMINGS, 03 WORTH atic. Ri MINGS WORTH se: at So: IMMINGS WORTH 10c. at dv. TRIMMINGS Woe 2be. at 60. TRIMMINGS WORT! bie At ce Sry WORTH Ty THIS LOT OF TRIMMINGS ARE EVERY KIND OF VELV! wo GLOAK AND. DKESS TRIMMINGS. 800 papors. K VELVETS, 30., 60., 10c., 12}¢c. a yard. AARP ppnow Bie. « 'HANDKERCH na 90,000 HANDKERCHIEFS OF EVERY KIND, COMMENCING AT bc. up os. LOTS OF GOO! wastes OUT AT HOLESAL| on E, 15000 YARDS BEST RUFFLING. 6c, CLUSING BLACK SILK LACE VAILS, 6c. CLOSING WHITE see AR oun ‘30c, CLOSING LOTS OF BANDS, Se. Hert , ‘Se. LOPS OF LACE BDGINGS, lowes Soe CLOSING our, REGARDLESS OF COST, OV ES, 2B. ALL OUR F GLOVES, CLOTH G@! DOLLAR LOTS OF GLOVES REDUCED TO Be. ts 18e., i Dit ODS. 15.000 YARDS, PROM 10s. YARD UP, CHEAPER THAN CALICOES. LINEN TOWELINGS, 6c, YARD. LINEN TOWELS AND TOWELINGS, BALMORALS, LOT OF MISSES’ BALMORALS, 6c, LOT OF LADIES’, FULL Size," LOT OF EX1KA BALMORALS, ggones 1 ust CLOSE rat BUSINESS, LOTS OF HOSIERY, 6e.. Be,, 10c.. 120, LOTS OF MERINO HOSE, She, TS OF HEAVY RIBKED HOSE, Ie, ITS OF HEAVY it eT Heed Ble, uF HO We... 150... 180. , 206. Rk GOLLARS, Woe. Box, ‘A Lots OF NECKIIES, e,, 1c. FANCY coor BRAIDS, BUTTONS, COMBS, BRUSHES, bait A 00 ZENS BEST BUTTONS, IN SILK Minctie ts) JET AND FANCY, REDUCED FROM 2ic. to 6c. Dozen GUR WHALEBONE CORSETS REDUCED TO $1. PINS, 8c. PAPER. BEST'S TED f UE», Se FATER. HOOKS &ND 8, Te. EYE: SPOOL SILKS, ie. ‘SPOOL. GLARK'S: GENUINE my ARD COTTON, 60. BEST FINE 1 P. Ge. LOTS OF FANG WPINS AND EARRINGS. LOT OF OTHER GOODS IMPOSSIBLE TO MENTION, ‘Au TO. ee SOLD. KIN 221 and 223 EIauTit ‘AVENUE. ___ between Twenty-fi firat and Twenty-second streets. AMTERATIO AND ENLARGEMENT OF STORE, NEW goons AND NEW STOCK, PULAR PRICES. J. coef ot) in ‘BROAD one a TWENTY- FIFTH AND TWEN’ IREETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, : “ORNAMENTS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &C. BUTTONS, ALL AT pany saiyGREATEY REDUCED PRICES, tions com ay AO CENT AUCTION SALES, Est AT $1 EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, . * Consens AT $1 50, ELT TBBONS, TRIMMINGS AND HONNET ORNAMENTS, AT J’ BLUZOMES, 1.127 Broadway, betwoen enty-Afth and Twenty-sixth streets, GREAT DECLINE 7 WOOLLENS. oA LA! NNELS, CASSIMERES, &C. bi et Sa na freer Paiee Bet A wire srearoitt tunis mgs HITE FLANNE FINE aud WIDE PLANS These Flannels are just in from ALSO BIG LOTS ME! Oh a goons, ac. RICE! RETAILED ae WHOLES. FINE bp EY 12} 2M ‘leecker street, . 7 LARGE owen SALE BLANKETS, TABLE. ROT Ta TOWELLIN NOES AND DELAINES, 15 CARMINE STREB' leon OF BLEECKER, bought for cash, wnd is offering ats email advance, a large assortment of shove goods, ae COMTONTABLES, at $2.90 and upwards, from our 1 84 184 FINE BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEET. oe 1 wards. HE. AREI FLANNEL, 27i¢c. per yard. HEAVY CANTON PLANS. Pega yar Geata UNDEMSITINTS AS b Du AW RS, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHES, and all other goods in propor- tion. KETS, BLA! Nicers FOR Ti ALJOUN HEATH'S, 16 Carmine Fulton Ferry and Sixth avenue cars pass the door. T. STEWART & C . ‘lll pen on Monday, al assortment aa iacge Paris of au extra of vel Price — — Re e. ue THE MOST ELEGANT "PARIS MADE SAMPLES Velvet and Cloth P n Cannan. Se ae., ‘epiut Just recelved q THE PIRST IMPORTED. Broadway and Tenth street AT IRWIN & J. raves neue Reve Po 000 200 pieces new 000 pieces white edge Velvet. ihe. Ms -Y fovea embroidered P og is ‘wae Raping a a Tal r dozen. pacts Tose, $i 60 per dozen. amnaek. $1 per yard. At 4% BROADWAY—THE LATEST STYLES OF Cloaks, in great Sinan Pak ou exhibition at the Including the magnittce - RISTORT CLOAK. Jn relvet and frosted plush welvet, beaver and cloth, la the at shades, with real hand made crochet and passmental (of carriage and ever ‘len. ©. J, OPPENHEIM & BROS. stor place, Tefant's Ward- CHIN ake reason, Cape i lankels, ‘Bibs, Walsa, Aprona, ov’ Unuer Garmenta, Ladies’ Skirts, Ladies’ and Large stock of Embroidered Yokes. Initials red on handkerchiefs, table finen and ded clothes, Stamping and stamped goods of every kind. __ WHOLESALE AND RETATL. LPACAS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERRS LINING IN PRICES, We offer thie weet trom anction the ‘tailowing goods: — Alpacas at S7iye., Se. and G2ige.,, Well worth S0e., 70e, and 800 Cassimeres, We., H2Ige., Tbe. and § Corsets, Worth hee 2 8 yard Cloaking Clothe, $200... eee former wo. Beaver Clothe, 260. . Former we ever offered. T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE—READY TO day, Trimming, Bonoet and Sash Rib halt last’ month's pricee: muction parchases; full lines of slag D es gar BY, mat Sau bitty eaytena? Sw 4, A and 70 Allen streets, fen block nat TGRAND STREET cnpar STORE YELLOW, et trick and other imported Feathers and Flowers in He eae RADLEY, Sm, Sif and 312 66, 8 and 70 Alien sts,, fifth block enet fre 7 GRAND STREET CHEAP STORR—BONNBT § — Cs a 93 boned 8s Sas tras ic ‘Me Si and me Geet aot rok the Wowery and EDWD RII 88 and 70 Allen ste, fifth block east the Bowery. ‘TREET CHEAP Fret DEPART. kee Notions and Haberdashery, Corsets au D. RIDLEY, 300. 311 and Sti'y bevy and 70 Allen sta., fifth bioek cast from the Bowers, Tt MME. ¥ YIoOUROUS. 1” rourtu ay tween Twelrth irteenth atreets. —Statny Broidery and Lingerie; frst class aa ri Bod ted Ok 8 tor bandkerch! BESS AND CLOAK Lag ye —MADAM Ff ‘uily announces ort ae sd aay ORS en gy _DRY Goops. LANKETSt BLANKETS! BLANKETS! ALL WOOL KEA’ AY assy. BLANKETS. 1. WOOL F ig Li a ne flocking to our ato1 You can Cd bad Tto Come early im the a seat ___ ElcaTa pened near PERN acon atreet. Owes AND oftrinethg GAYNOR's. fe are now offe: iT SSORTMENT CENT Al OF NEW au ash ONARLE ad E GOOD) ataten oF GAYNOR. Te Taporier pu aneteetaren, No, Between Kighth ad Riaih streets, alti "aad 0 connection whatever with any ‘other store in (omar AnD, Sk AT. SSATRO W STOR G4 BROADWAY, URES OF TWELYTH STREET. Late Paris Fall and nae inter Fashions Just received. SMALL WALRING BEI GABRIELL TRAIN SKIRTS Ladies’ and misses’ Corsets and Skirts in cudioss variety of of the very beat yy ‘T MOST REASONABLE PRICES. Mra GAYNOR stiends personally at ihe igse tore where orders are made with great 24 Bro: way. corner of Twelfth st aud 186 Broadway. hear Ninth (Ohara BROTHERS WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, the 16th, Crh ‘and elegant stock of mbit bd a (O08 of the choicest colors and floest ju im) Al remy, PLAID. POPLINS, ALPACAS, BOM. BAZINES nd DRLATNES. rary oh BLANKETS, all wool, at $9 60% h $5. UNDER. GA cM NTS for Ud iadiea ‘Mon and Boys, cheap. an EXTRA FINE and HEAVY BLANKETS, at $8, worth TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, DOILIES and TOWEL: TOWELLING and DIAPE RLINEN at gold prices Tas DIAPER Vink EN at $8 and $3 60. worth $4 60 8 pie ny worl Prize cases fine extra hea WERT OP ENGLAND BLAN Of 11-4 and 12-4. jusi received. You can save from $3 to $5. a pair oa Blankets by buying of us. "Families, hotels and ovean steamers aunplied at CORNYN BRO No. 457 Bighth avenue, near ‘rhiry-fourth street. ARPRTS AND FURNITURE.—THE SUBSCRIBER 1 Till ,gven to-morrow a large variety of the neweat tall lest 34, 4-4 and 6-4 English Brussels from Joh lev's mauufactory; also three-plys, Ingrains, Otlcloths, & $300,000 worth of Parlor. Dining and Bedroom Furniture of my own manafactre My motto is “Quick sales and rons it goede warranted ay represented and delivered largest warerooms in. the city, 267, 269 and 271 Went tiniy-biftienirest, corner Eighth avenue H, O. PARRELLS. cr KE us, eo epegunt Popitan in bricht plaid $1 rd. legant Poplins in bricht plaide nt $1 per Meri ‘i econ ants dnlity ont fe . rd. ferinos in new shades and nice quality only r yal BLACK TAFFETA 8 ions. At G1, recently $1.24 and ab $1 35 resendy 81 80. EAVY CHINE RAYE SILKS, At $1 50, recently $2. With a targe vartety of other Dress Goods At extremely low be StewAnn & CO., Broadway and Tenth st street. URS. FURS, FURS. All im want of the best and cheapest furs will do well to call at J. R. TERRY'S, 409 Broadway. pry _coops. HEARN SON HAVE CSE San WHITE SILKS AND Satins NOW OPER qualities ever imported. all shades, 4m various qualities, ta. yawzs A. vac vo OTRrED. SILK, a} Sivekatre of BONNET ant 5 PIM’S IRISH POPLINS, LUPIN’S EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOES. | PLAID FRENCH POPLINS. BROCHE SHAWLS—LONG AND SQUARE, erent variety of e AuOvE iNT 96 BROADWAY. aove ‘TH STREET. EIGHTON'S SHIRTS—MADE TO ORDER, WHOLE. Ay sate, and retail at 1219 Broadway, between Tweatye d Thirtieth streets, a M. —_ KO. A FIFTH eM g, sn elegant be Herc FOR FALL AND” WINTER WEAR, cetinmoe in shapes, aud selected with the greatest care fx ee CARRIAGE ANB EVENING CLOAKS. REGG would ay aur call the attention of the ladles to shor DRESSMAK NG DEPARTMENT, an eames in connection _ ee hupiness, 8 and to which is wre- pared e utmost atten! vom NO. @ FIFTH AVENUE. M, BoBerrs. 78, & 6 8 ahant row tet Eiotirn AVENUE, the coming week of iconee | than ever in all atyles of Domestic Goods, such as age y GUBETING HIRTING ANKE TS. Together with many other paral aie cided bargain, M. ROBER ee HUERSTEL. §? BLEECKER STREET, Aas odlitt arrived from Paris and bronght a fine assortment Dre: a ts, de, fi Bleeeke S1RA ANG & “ADRIA Broadway, between n Leonard, and Franklin streets, will omer at recall on Alona « ome great NOVELTIES TN EMBROIDERED SILK ROBES from Paris. Also SILKS BY THE YARD. from highest cost down to ene per yard, 150, piece BLACK amos ‘oR ALE AMD TAFFETA SILKS from auction. at gold con Dias GOODS INC GREAT VARIETY. HAWES, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, IN ALi THE LATEST SIYLES of Paris and Vionns Rroche, Cashmere, Chanlain and. Paisley ong and equare Shawls, in great variety. far below the market valu i Row &CO., 181 Eighth avenwe. TRANG & ADRIA BROADWAY, BE- S"hacen iecaned and Hrankiin, will oer at recil an Monday, October 15. the GREATEST RARGAINS IN MOSIERY from auction, ance the War. consisting of LADIFS', CHILDREN'S A ENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS AND HOSTERY, of every description. at half cost of importatiga, SONTAG AND BREAKFAST SHAW GLOvEs, Oia: received 00) dasent greater bergainethan ever offered, from Te. to the finest {mported. Gentlemen's Driving \AMILY MOURNING DRESS GOODS, HATS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &C. MYER’S MOURNING STORE, 6a3 | BROADWAY. _ een BARGAINS IN SHAWLS —STRANG & ADRI- NCE, No. opt agp will offer at retail, on Monday, October 15, thi ‘CHEST PARIS, OAMELS-TIAIR, PAISLEY, and other demrable shawls, purchased atthe peremptory auction sale of last week, ata great sacrifice on cost of im- portation, als he LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS from auction, the finest goods imported, at 30 per cent less than the cost of importation, A of newest designs on hand « and made to order. i aed binge it qs per aoops, ADRIAN' a8 Broadway. Fear oe Latard and Pri ieeret recor will offer at retail, ou Monday, Oct. 15, a 2 Jacge no, IRISH POP! PLN: EMPRESS CLOTHS, vt OTHER 1D MEDIUM DRESS GOO! at Toa than gold con fecelved from the’ large auction sales of last week® oe SScounNtsa G00De rsa RCR CORDED, MOTLATES, new and article, aud ALPACAS af 88 per fose than thetr cost te Impoct, REAT. Sane tink er oF AND WINTER DRESS cent, Goopa. our a ttt tock of FRENCH MERINORS: Pee Fakis por EMPRESS CLOTH. MOHAIR, gods; from aie to dtcr purchased at the late auction bales, ure a South below cesi of keportion A A decided M. ROBERTS, Jz, & CO., 181 Eighth aveni (JOUDEN 2 00.. 13 CLINTON PLA BUCCESSORS TO A. MALLET, IMPORTERS 0) HAVE NOW om pail MS SOVEBATOS, DENTELLE! RICH F. REAT pancaine is IN Patt io tela Goons. Leonard and Franklin ieecate, wi Seerstg a hanna nCLoaRinGs: Chowas “ND. SASSI. ~ PR ag of importation. H. 4“ waSs ny Trimmings and ac., with a general prices. r™ SHAWLS, GEORGE A. NEARY, NO. 42 BROADWAY, Haa now on erhibition the largest assortment of REAL INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS tu thie count comprising ‘Doth long and square Shawls, in newand uit peor ANT SALE. COMMENCING MONDAY 3 MORNING. Baring pty the eutire stock of a large Fane; “s Calightiy damaged by fire and water), aah Ld ousting, Linens, MT rettt Monee Table Cloths, Dine can 5 JOUR BAR BAR ane ONALDSON & MBARES, Corner of girth avenue and Nineteenth street. James 4. HEARN & 801 dbase NOW OPEN selected by Mr. TEAR. Je FIR: SE HK SBR | IN rants. WHITE FOINT LACE, SHAWLS BLACK iia is SNAWLS ‘to $000, {They will open on uonnaTs CLOAKS of their own man- facture Silk and Cloth; ano EESOant RENCH Cli GLOAKINGS of (hele own i offer for sale by the yard and pie ORDER, pit iad SON desire to call special attention to their ING DEPARTMENT, and guarantee to their 5 rect satisfaction in’ the exeoution of orders intrnated to BRIDAL, EVENING and PROMENADE DRESSES made in the LATEST PARIS FASHIONS. L, BRIDAL TROUSSEAUX ready made and made to order, 775 BROADWAY, PROVE NINTH STREET Fad 4. HEARN 427% HAVE NOW OPEN REAL LACES, of their own importation. BRUSSELS THREAD, VALE NCENSY the ee Pours LACES POINT LACE € COLLA SETS, BARBES and Ha AWK ERCHTERS, [hich they offer thirty per cent cent below the prices they are usually #0) AMES B. SON HAVE NOW OPEN THE Joa ‘on 4 ooo, of MOURNING GOODS ey ‘Seve ever’ TRIS! ly MERINOS, EM eLorn aiannirn” Be uns Pe NPACAS and CHAPES i all qualities, ‘Trey offer o> wet eeiatis ALPACAS very heavy goods, worth $1 28 71 Broadway, abovettintt street 08 LOTS FROM AUCTION. PAPER HANGINGS, SHADES, OILCLOTHS, ac. a Wy. gis | emanate argh santt se ‘a iertererinss sper Ste a Aitason nares ne ne NEWBERRY. yrs OLOAK AND m | M*vaseacr Penna “4 HotZo4 cut cut and i ade tne tyesecond atrante Gloves, touble seam, $1 5) to $1 75; cost $2 5) to import. MILLINER} GPAn. OPENING. —MADAM M. HARRIS, HAVING J just returned from Europe, is happy to anneiinee that he will be ready to exhibit the latest Parisian Bonnete, Round Hate and other novelties, on Thursday, Friday aad Saturday, October 11, 12.13. No.7 Brevoort place, Tenth st. ILLINERY OPENING. —~ MME. SELOVER, 037 Broadway and 211 Sixth avenue, has just recived ber new styles of fal! Bonnets, which she will sell very low. RS. J. W. DEMPSEY, 186 BOWERY, I8_ NOW epared to show a hindsome assortment of Freoch imported winter Bonnets, aclected by One of the ladien" ier. os of New York city. Also a choice selection of her own manufacture. RS. TREGASKIS, PRIVA’ TE! MILLINE ir, y dee Revie $27 SIXTH AVENUE. ” Ms eecn MULCHINOCK. 6 BROADWAY, HAS ON BK. hibition a most superb assortment of Parisian American Millinery. Also a fine stock of Fancy Fure manuf 2k 3 RALLINGS INVITES BER fren nen or Velvet of having now did ansortnen “street. 188 D'ORSKY HAS JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID assortment of Fall and Winter Bonnele and Reun@ fats, at her new store, 1,175 Broadway, betweea Tweaty- seventh and Twenty-eighth strects. be! wt geod bebe id THURSD, ft ‘ADAME be ot wnter mie LS the intent Paristen at oy “eat Bre Piroudway, bot frst and Twonty-sooond ot ______ BILLIARDS, &C. A's Tames NOMBER OF FIRST CLASS STANDARD rd Tables 2m Pamegn OE cn” m0 hava really. iiereaned facilities, an mae fiscioriee in operation, ne imp fitted with the we i =a are now oqabied to va haa comp balls, cues, Ac. have also Tables prices. Our stock of sine Sivas cuebeeat das ertag Yr Yor a eS a | of such tables oon eres them eye oR = “ANS COLLENDEN 63 to a street, “Ww Lh GRIFFITH, 185 mel abo Bk «, for sale a fine stock of new and at reduced houses, lab tose ‘coe ad rooms fi and orders by mail attendea CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 500.000 RANTED, QU” FINE CIGARS—WARRANTED private use. Trade sales Cigars, regular goods. Lota to suit the monthly. Holders wiahing caxt fules send in or ‘bacco a eemi- CARLE, Gohan ass * FURNITURE. (MAGNIFICENT sRVE Pranofé on, heed Hy be sold for $286; one DINING ROOM any AMBER, ry ty 2 AND BEDDING, CANOPY AND" Vitro: a OR THE SOUTHERN TRADE. ‘at 9 per cent reduction in pric’ FrURniey, YOR SALE—a COMPLETE SET OF Tite tear Bad Chamber Purninite. walout, new hacia, but ued carefally used Apply at reene a INITURE, ©. BOOKS AND LIBRARIES chased for casts at 135 Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. A large s\ock of books always on sale, pe | Sixarns SPRING BEDS THE BEST—SAVE THI expense of under mattress; with top mattress lnxury, $10. Sold everywhere; warerooms Centre street. DENTISTRY. “MOST WONDERFU L DISCOVERY. TEETH BX. = tracted without pain the last ten rears; original be. numbing tion) for those too to inbale LLLERS, 155 Grand sireet. WARDED FIVE PREMIUMS! | 1.418 AND 1.221 BROAD. way, near Thirtieh street. ‘Der Conservatory,” beautiful "Came fa 8 $15 an upwards. Piling decayed teeth $1. Rstmaing fone with. plication (narcoti: J. SAY R WHITE'S NEW AND IMP OVED ARTIPICIALe Teeth, at reduced prices, #4) bil aod usefulness to all others. Hishment io this city, Examine specimens. Nitrous oxide gaa ad- mintsterad, at 123 Bleecker street, ULL CONTIN At SGUMR ‘RBER SETS OF TEETH, with ness of face, 98 to BiB; light. beauttf: nie, warranted for fife. pray given, 190 Grand street. er and marco WwaL. WUD, &C BST FAMILY COAL $8 PRR TON, 80 RRENED AND THC TOKES, corner Thirty-second eet and Tenth arene, Bra office 378 Fourth avenue, yeh. AND. AIXDEING WOOD, SUCH AS OAK; 4 pine, of the very bent quality. at the low lowent toarks “price, at the ‘Empire. Depot, 7% Last, Fwenty-0iue street, near Third YOKE, COKE, COKE: METROPOLITAN CORE. ) fo fom Bing 1 delivered Imrmediate For sale MURRAY, Porty. ena street as North fiver. COL? The pest coarity, DaLIvERED, ThA 4 t © 0 otiee, I a ae some, ewe HARRI at the coal end Gi hint Ueenth street, . MARBLE ™M ANTELS. ARBLE MANTELS.—THE BEST PLACE IN| THE city to purchase Marble Mantels of the latest dasiqaa, St very low prices, i¢ at A BER'S Marble Worl he WO Bast Bi chteonth pear Third avenue New rite Cut this ous, ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. | BE ADVANCED TO SOLDIERS $20. 000 48] one dollar, and to families ae. tually sufferiog, @ Aer wil be Made. Bounty 0 jn orphans will be colin rote staan Penang 6 Wall street, New CLOTHING, Let Wyld. puy ANY ANTITY 1” Nae ane bet OF t0t the Western market Call at the stor ad HOS, D, CONROY, Wl Peart sireet, beieeen Contre and Chatham or ge TAILORS MAVIN: vROM “$10 new Clothing, m bo diapose of at rice - wi m yy aa rramometine Cone BNILAM: “§ PURNITURE AND BAGGAGE BX- thee 115 West Eleventh stnfet, near Sixth are. ‘or count _ FF re families thowed, eit ae Fernie, Farm wt thipbea. “Pursivnre