The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. genes Oct. 14, 1866. Tho past week witnessed great speculative activity on the stock exchange, although there was less excitement than in the previous ons, and the volume of business was somewhatsmaiter, ‘The interest of the market was confined almost exclusively to railway shares, and chielly nuong them to Northwesters common, Michigan South- , and Fort Wayne, ‘There was also an active move- {at advancing figures among some of the miscel- ous railway shares, which are usually littie dealt in and mostly held im large blocks; but against these the public requires warning, as except when under the manipulation of cliques there is little or no market for them. ‘The demand for the common stock of the North- western Company is based upon the largely mereased earnings of the road and the expeciation of a further improvement when its extension to Omaha, now build- ing, and connecting there with the Pacific Railroad, is completed. New York Central resumed its upward course, rising from 1124¢ to 119%4—a high price for an eight per cont stock; but it ts evidently governed by a purpose, probably connected with the annual election to teke place in December. The interest in Erie bas subsided, and the common stock was comparatively inactive, but it romained firm throughout at 834 a 8634, with the ex- ception of afew moments at the regular board on Mon- day morning, when it declined to 82 There was a de- mand for Erie preferred, in anticipation of a resumption of dividends, which caused an advance in it to 86%. At the beginning of the week a large “short” intereat was created, particularly in Erie, under the impression that the break in that stock would carry the whole market down, and it did so to a very limited extent, but quickly resumed its former buoyant tone, under which prices rose higher than before, while Erie itself failed to exhibit the weakness which the bears had cal- culated upon, Almost every railway stock om the list moved upward by 2 common speculative impulse, and, although real values governed the shrewdest of the buyers in their selection of securi- ties, the majority manifested a sublime indifference with regard thereto, and bought to sell again, witha blind faith in bigher prices. It is in this respect that the present speculation for a rise resembles no other that we have bad since that of the first three months of 1864, when prices rose far higher than they are at present, The bears are dwind!ing in number every day, while the ranks of the bulls are being con- tly reernited. Meanwhile money remains in abundant sapply at four per cent, with exceptions at 3% a 6, and there is} every prospect of a Jong continuance of this monetary eas The Western cities aro also better supp with currency than is visual at this season of the year, and. the best prade of commercial paper is readily taken at. the ordinary rates, namely, 10 percent at Chicago and 8 a9 at Cincinnati. Government securities were firm but quiet, and the demand was chiefly on speculative account in antictpa- tion of aa improvement in five-twenties abroad, and a consequent revival of the export demand, The irrogu- larity with which London quotations have been received through the cable bas tended to check operations. Prices showed an advance at the close of *¢ a % per cont over these current at the end of last week, At half past five on Saturday railway shares closed strong at the following quotations:—New York Centra! 19a 1%, Erie 8344 a %, Reading 11675 9 117, Michigan Southern M1, 0 Cleveland and Pittsburg 94a 14, Rock Island 109% a %, North Western 4674 a 47—preferred 763g aX, Fort Wayne 110% a 7%, Cleveland and Yoledo 122% aX, ex dividend. The gold market has been excited and buoyant, and the price advanced from 1487f on Monday to 1534 on Thursday morning. The price on Wodnes- day, however, ranged from 149 to 161); and the im- mediate cause of the advance on the following day was the false report of acommunication from the President to the Attorney General, which made ite appearance in a Philadelphia journal, and which was immediately telegraphed to all the New York papers, ‘The public mind is much occupied in discovering the source of this fraud upon the public, and it is generally belioved to have boon a Wall street invention, intended to advance gold and depress government securities, and thero is little doabt that the general belief is well founded, Notwithstanding the official contradiction of this canard, howover, gold rose on Friday from 150%, at the com- mencomout of business, to 153%y, and on Saturday it was firm at 152% @ 15444, The customs demand at this port, for the week, aggregated $2,639,000, aud the Sub-Trea- sury disbursomonts of coin interest to $52, 900. Tho foreign exchange market was heavy and dull early in the week, and rates dectined in consequence of the advance in gold, which had the effect of causing im- porters to defer buying; but subsequently the market improved, and at the close rates were very firm as under :—Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days 107 aX, throe days 1073, a 108, commercial 106 » 106%; francs at sixty days Gf. 250, a Of. B5c., at short sight Sf. 233¢¢. a 5f. 26. Confidence in long bills te fnily restored, owing to the easy state of monetary affairs not ouly in England but on the continent, and especially in France, The amount of gold hold in both departments by the Rank of England on the 26th of September was £16,729,- 262, an increase of £505,746 upon tliat of the previous week, and a larger sum than it had held at any previous {i ne since the nearly corresponding period of 1862, when tho rate of interest was 2 percent. The amount of notes in circulation continued to show a reduction, the total peing £23,049,606, The stagnation of the money market was shown in an increase of £959,258 in deposits and a decrease of £371,000 In the ad- vances on private securities, thus showing a gain of £1,810,858 to the bank. The rezerve in the banking department had been thas swelled to £8,679,597, of which £7,686,445 was in notes, and £1,003,152 in cold ond silver coin, Put notwithstanding thisextremely easy condition of monetary affairs, such is the distrust inspired by the panic of May Inet that speculation ts almost ata standstill, and this semi-paralysie of the speculative mind it is generally expected will continue for some months longor The highest prices of the leading stocks sold nt the firet foevon of the Exchange on cach »a'urcay of the last four weeks wore as follows: — iz Alton & Terre b on & Terr veland & oe be al | Coals eee Die ge & Northwestern pi os berinnd Coals... 45 at rvelaeal Col, & Cin Deleware & Hudson Can: Hudeou River. TiLno's Central. Michigan Central. Michigan Souspern. Meiwaukee & St Paul Milwaukee & St. Paul pret 694, Mar.posa Mining. 4 ipoea pref % con Union Telegraph. 67 665 pment securities were quoted on each gaturday of the past four woeks as follows :— Sept, 22. Sep! 20. Ort. 6. Oct. 13, Sites of 18M1........, iL ly | 1124 tr Sixes of 1867 int 133 ca o Sixes of 1868, , 12s bi 1396 Ten-fortio O87, Lord 99"; Five-twentios of 1862 111 12 112% Five-twenties of 1864..108, 10014 10084 Five-twenties of 1865, .108 1Oo% = 10055 jam 9-10 cha, Ist series. 1 10614 1064 and3-) th 106 Tand 3-100b) ioe Woes The total imports at New York for the week ending October 12 compare a8 follows with those of the two wooks previously — Q y pein Ort, 12, Dry goods. ne General merchandise, 044,002 o, 4 bet 1} Cote. . esx cgtean Saal 908 $4,407,006 95,004,168 The imports of dry goods compare with former returns a8 follows — paveret oh the gusite gra by nt at or , 279,998 91, 4a Thrown om market. 1ooi;900 “S'zseor "lo, ae Entered at the 157 $58,790, 804 Free aie por. Von:daoione *noeteaa ett ‘Tho shipmonta of specie from thie port jast week and during the year to date compare as follows with those of the corresponding periods of 1864 and 1865;— 1964. 1965. Porty first week. . 402 12,120 9 080 PliALeesrreoarss ch PION SPLIOGITD AO LA900 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1866. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarunpay, Oot. 13-6 P.M Anuxs.—Rocelpts 11 bbls. Pot were quiet, but firm, at $9 98.9 $9 % Pearl were dul! and nominal at $15.9 $13 50. Baeapstvrrs.—Receipts 6,764 bbls. flour, 1,000 bags corn meal, 35,668 bushels wheat, 75,409 do. corn, 2,000 do. oats, 7,892 do. rye, 45,229 do. barley. The market for State and West- ern flour continued quiet, but prices were without essentia change, the market closing steady at the quotations an- nexed, at which 7,00 bbls. were disposed of. Southern flour remained dull but unchanged. Sales 30) bbls. A moderate demand prevailed for rye flour, and the market was firm, ‘The sales were 280 bbls. at $6 50a $7 50. Corn meal was in fair demand and at higher rates. The sales aggregated 750 bbls., at $5 2% a $5 40 for Brandywine, $6 10 for olty, and $5 for Jersey, "We quote juperfine aud Weatern. Extra Btate Choice Stats Common to mi Extra round hoop ‘Ohio. Western trade brand: Common Souther: Fanoy and oxtra do Rye flour (superfine) Corn meal, Jerse; Gorn meal, Brandy w' Corn meal, puncheons —The demand for Tanade demer, though nat quotable iz higher 000 pees, 3 Statens? 28 w Chicago and Milwaukee, $3 18 new g and Milwatkee, atone $8 tT for Ba aASRERIESs Sl SRSSRSARS State, $2 25 a 26 for for white Michi 8, $2 38 for Racine Trot white Canada, for corn was active, “there being some oxeere ana. b but. chiefly speculative, and prices vanced le. per aten, w were 185,000 bushels ‘at ‘Me. a 95igc. for mixed Western afloat. Se. a for do, in atore, Bic. @ for inferior, 9c. for white Western, and ‘9c. for yellow. were in good demand and firmer, the prices: obtained ed indicating an advance of Ic. The sal \- ‘com. Detocd 300,008 bushels af for State, 58c. a B}¢o, for Mil- de. Boe. for: Chi wauki thicay For rye there wasa fair Imaal an md good busi secede done oe higher prices, Sales 60. hels new “paiva at $1 18, and at@l 11. Barley was scarcely so firm, with, however, more doll the Tho tales seen 65 00) bushels at Ly 15 a $1 20 for State, $1 39 for Canada Ws and California $1 to 2 $1 30, OF bariey malt we heard of 10 dueaseupear The - ir of “at an ad f Ie. a 20. see whioe wa oon: ney at an advance of le. a 2c. per pound, to which we con- form our quotations. Only a amnall poriion, of the Dus transacted was for spinning and nono was for export, there pelng 9, ride) ma inst shipments, The sales’ cover meaty 800) i site cane gee rece pts were only 71 bales, we quote:— Upland. Florida, Mobite, N.O.g T. onan, et manne ZO fh iad 38 Co 40 sigan i a2 43 “4 ml o a oGorrae Tiss mirkel'was’ without change of importance. No sales were ‘of in the way of cargoes, but in lots from'second hands there was a moderate business in all Kinds at fall prices. be led quiet. The engagements were—to Liver- 6,00) bushels dort at Bd, per, 60 Ibs, Re per stonmer, 1 0,00) boxes cheese at 20s., 150 tos. beot aba tis 4 boxes tgbaceo at 2s Od., and 150 tons oil cake, in bags, at Tis, 6d, ‘To Glasgow, per 'stenmer, 31,000 bushels corn at 844i. per 86 lbs, To Bremen, 600 bbls, rosin at Ls., and 600 bbls. petroleum at fs. 91. To Antwerp, 1,50) bbls, petroleum. part at 63., 2,00) bbls, do., from Philadelphia, on Private wotore, and er, steamer. 36 tons clover, soed at Bia, The charters acon to buenos Ayres, lumber, $t3, and an American ‘ship, 681 tons, t0 Corunna, tobacco, on terms not allowed to transpire. MoLasses.—We heard of no sales, separate from small jobbing lots, which were dixposed of at previons full prices, y auction #90 hhds Demerara were sold at from Sic. at The. four months, Navat Srones.—The market for spirits turpentine was more setive, and a allaht advance was established, the sales reaching 95) bbis, at 700, u 71}gc., chiefiy at 70c. a 7e., inelu- ding 300 do. in bond at 63}<c. 4 Ute. In common rosin business was consummated, and the prices obtained im ted an Improvement: the finer grades ruled comparatively hho sales were 820 is. common at ast Go. afained at 84.5). 4 $6 27%, and. 300. do, No Lat $5 75 a 5. We heard sales of bbls. | Sepa tar, in yard, at 1s0 25 do, city pitch at $4 eda be qusked at $1 60 a $163 for jabbing lots American. Of English, salea wore made of 3) tons o1 the spot, in lots, at St. gold. Provisions. —Reosints 1,169 bbls. pork, 8 packages cut rmoats, 164 do, and 7) keg lord, The pork market rated dull nid a deciine aubint now. meas being rold, on the spot as low ne ne att OS, me halos for immeslintety delivery were 5,600 bbls. at 3 1 For new moss, S31 tor old." ani. $29 50 0 $2) 15 fort Sine: also for future delivers WObbIs, new meas. tor all October, at 133 10, seller’s and buyer's option. and for November at iL sy eller" 's option. Beef was in fair demand, with some export inquiry, but the quark | ova scarcely 80 Sales 400 bbls. at S18 a $23 for new extra mes, and $15 a $18 60. for, new plain do. Beet Hams were dull and nominal at $45 a $'8. The demand for ent meats was fair and market was steady, Sates 2 packages, me le. a 14 * shoulders, and 170. a 190. for Of bacon we notice sales of 100 boxes short ribbed at 16!%c. ‘The lard mark: 1 quiet aud prices were firth Sales 500 bbls. at 16.” a 18%c.. Butter was Teas. no: tive ‘at Bic. for county pails, 36¢, a d5c. for Sentes and 20c. G we, fe Dheese was in good expo port nse eA. a Trige. ‘for coramba dairy to eh Crade continued com but, we leard of a gale of 250 bbia, een .—The market fo steady ab 24c., at which pric SeRRad ed tech ant beats chant: ictoae Sete Withee wotable change; wales 2.00) bbls. at 37c, for Light Straw, (4 4c, for Standard dle. for prime Light Straw to White, a: White. a many Rice,—The market was very firm with a rising tendency owing to the scarcity, | The stovi of Rangoon particninriy tx Feduced. OF this description $09 bags in Bond were dinposed of at werd advance ted tes at Wi obtained WAS not reported. Nooticr sales were \f exceptin small tots, We quote Rangoon at dace. a 10%e, per ib, curs reRUCAR.—A moderate domnd prevailed, but the advanced retensions of peecs 2 had the gee graye | curtailing he business, and we bave only to 49 hhda., including a few amalllots 0 de. nearly all Caba at from Ie. a 12! ee at from He *e ec. for fair, and sid to w fe nd*cad tue warbet Was frm, sign 200 Ie ‘at o\ge w ihe. aud 90,000 Ibs. grease at 100, 120, iaiacow was in fair demand. Gales 100,0001bs. at 125;0. 0 Mime Recep 24 bbix. The market was more active and firmer. Saicx 6i"bbla. bonded at dle. a 420, JEFF DAVIS. OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE. More About Jeff! Davis—His Prospects of Speedy Trial and the State of Hin Health. Fortress Mowrog, Oct. 12, 1866. JEFF DAYS, No intelligence has yet reached here confirming the statement of your Washington correspondent that a final settlement of the case of Jeff Davis has just beon dovermined on in @ Cabinet session. ay I deem very reliable authority, J am advised that Mr. Davis expects to be tried next month, that bis more immediate and intimate friends look for the oy — and that his counsel are laboriously preparing on his defence. The most serious question of all'a at Sree. ent relates to the health of Mr. Davis. While all most interested in him for the best, the most sanguine express the fear that his health is at too low an ebb to be restored, that the sands of his life are rapidly running = and that he soon will be the all earthly tribunals, Mr. O’Conor att his growing | feebleness when here. | Every day increasing weal ckness of his voice, his unsteady and paintal walk, Fine deepening hollow of his cheeks, hia es more sunken, his ———. sight and failing ap) and spirits, show it with pal and mpdeutning certainty. I write from no sfoupalag for Mr. Davis on the ‘lost cause,’ of which he was the offending head and front. I write the simp!e facts as L learn them and become convinced of the'r reliabitit While there may be doubt as to the time of his trial, and while it may be doubtful whether ho wiil be tried at all, thore i# no doubt as to the sont etate of his health, Strangers who see him unite in this statement. His friends, many of whom visit and see him every day, tell the samo story. Southern editors obtaining interviews with him unite in the same strain. Meantime his wife and their ngest child remain with him. Of food, of medicine, tendance ho has the best. He has no possible ground of complaint of bis treatment. The only fault he finds is in the delay of his trial. MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS. Gerrixa Skxgrate.—The Norfolk (Va.) Dominion is be- coming diagusted with the copperheads. It says: In Pennaylvania we see Heister Clymer, aman who opt the government in every ible manner all through the war, Daf for Governor, with plumes stolen from the Philadelphia Convention a dead carcass of the old democratic party. gone contlasion, these men and their ‘party’ will be badly beaten at the polls in the coming elections, and the South ieft out im the cold ax usual, * * ¢ If this thing is to continue we shall urge the insertion of another section in. the constitutional amendmeat, putting It forever beyond the reach of any Northern democrat, of the ‘alfa mand Wood fraternity, to hold an office under any State or the United States oS ernment. It is i. A have our throats cut by enemies, without a ing torture from our pro! ‘Tae Axespwent is Vincinia.—The Charlottesburg (Va.) (frronicle says that al! the South needs ts rest :— Guarantee them rest, and every State will ratify the amendment. Adda seventh clause to it, that Con, shall wever meddle with the elective franchise in States, and that the Sues shall be on Is ad the Test Oath burled, ahd he South will sign Wook a paper eae nal vooulement, in hope of peace, * * Trthese conditions were the South would be first against i sulfrage—the great danger wh threatens us. would secure, secondly, a repeal of the test cath, ogg exciudes all of our citizens from federal office. She would be seew thirdly, against confiscation, negro homesteads and ah panebeeter ie dividuals for treason. Goveason Dinuxcuam, or Venwort, on tam Srroa tios.—That portion of Governor Diliingham's mensage relating to national affairs is decidedty radieal. The Governor fully endorses the action of Congress aad com- monds the constitutions! amendment, saying, ia conclusion :— The State, as is her wi when called to any good See Re > See ee emphasis in the approval of ‘ts ber ereleraion Masaacnvenrra.—The Boston Traveller says that it is Not imposible that Congressman Alley may resign his tah. £9 pa 10 enable the peaple.of the Fifth district to ! send Goneral Butler to Washington this winter, to have a Part in @he important action likely to be taken in Con- gress, The republican Congressional convention for tho Ninth district of Massachusetts (Mr. Washburo’s) meets at Greenfield on Wednesday. Respecting the present in- cumbent’s return to Washington, the Worcester Spy says:— ‘Mr Washburn, it is undorstood, proposed to retire at the close of the present Concent but a large and Spectable portion of his constituents desire to retain Services and will labor to secure his return. The name of General Miles, late commander at Fortress Monroe, a native of Westminster, but a resident of Roxbury, bas boon recently brou, into the canvass, and 16 warmly General Miles has just received an appoiat- ree Colonel in the regular army. Colonel Wm. 5. Clark, of Amherst, fermecly of the Twenty-first Maasa- chusetts regiment, 1s also supported to some extent in the western part of the district. Tox Tennessee Governorsnir.—Among the gentlemen mentioned in connection with the next Governorship of Tennessee are Colonel Thos. A. R. Nelson, Emerson Etheridge, Ex-Govornor Wm. B. Campbell, “ave John- son, Edmond Cooper, Nat. G, Taylor and Colonel John ASM SAVING: GS. BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE, WN. MONEY D. POSITED ON OR BEFORE odro- AW INTEREST aEOy Qeroune Bix FER OENT INTEREST allowed, free of MD. VAN FELT, President, Joszea P. Coors, Scoretary. Cuances D. Batury, Treasurer. ’ bem oe aye BAR, street. Canal SIx Pi PORN IN INTEREST ALLOWED (PREM FROM GOVERNMENT TAX) ON ALL SUMS FROM $5 TO $5,000. Aut Monzy ha nel ON OR BEFORE Oot. 3 WILL DRAW INTRREST FROM Oor. 1. TEREST ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTEREST ON the, Honda and Stocks of the ity and county of New ‘ork, due November 1, 1366. will id on that day by Daniel Devin, Hace, hatnberiain of ‘the. cliy, atthe’ Nez onal Broadway Bahk. The transfor books will be closed Thursday, Oct. 4, 1995. at Sotelock P.M. ATIHEW T, BRENNAN, Comptroller. Deranronse ov Fixascn, COMPrEOLUSNS OFrox Naw Yon, Sept. 20, MEMrH TEN’ COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN. DEBT OMENS py Ortinanes Aare by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, September 25. it was ordained that the past duc bonds'and Coupons’ Indebtedness of the city of Memphis be received for dies owing the city, are re- fundabie in thirte-yenr bonds of $1,000 each, dravring en pe ne interest and payable in the city of Memphis semi-nnnu- er for the following Ponds aud Coupons, issued and in- dorsed by the city of Memphi Memphis, Tenn., city Bonds and Coupons past due. qttemphls, Tenn, and Little Rock Wallroad Coupous past #Mfemphia, Tonn., Charleston Raflrond Coupons past due, Memphis, Tenn., Ohio Railroad Coupons past polgmbhit: Tenn., Misslasipp! and Tennessee Railroad Cou- ne Pras Inquiries for furiher particulars, by mail or otherwise, will receive punctual attention Addres aoe PLT. HU City Comptroiter | Memphis, ‘ONEY LOANED ON PRRSONAT PROPERTY—AT 72 pi horneeneiep and Seventh nn. FRICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK. holders of the Ohio and Mississippi RK. KR. Co, (East. ern Division.) No, & Want Street, New Yorx. Sept. 24. 1866. NOTICE.-A specit" meeting of the hattors nt ceriifie tos fesnied by this Trust will he held at the afice of the Trustees, $8 Wall airect, New York, on ‘Thursday. the first day of No: vember next. at noon, to Adopt aplan for the reorganization of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company. To act upon this imnovtant question, the agreement un- der which the Trust was formed requires that three fourths in interest of the owners, or their legs renresnntatives, of preferred and alka of unpreferred cortiseates, shall be pres- entand voting. For the purpose, therefore: of Inauring quorum. certifieate holders are earnestly requested to have transfers made in their own names. and to be present at the menting, either in peraon or by proxy. fer hooks of the ‘Trust will be closed on the six. teenth day of October next, at two o'clork P. M,, and remain closed until further notice.” By order of the Trustees, ALLAN CAMPBELT, Chairman. The ago ee ne. Hi Point at pages rains unter's Poin . Me is OSEPH CROGHERON, Proprictor, Fea” & COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING.—A MATCH FOR best thres in five; under saddle, P, Muldoon names b. g, Grocery Koy; W. M'Mahon names b. m. Lady Hotman,” Monday, October OBOKEN RACES, Henne Gkeatest HURDLE AND STEEPLE CHASE ever run in the United States, n horses e1 mhe'Hattor Canty Agrieutearal Society. wilt Hold their regular fall meeting for 1566 October 16. 17 and 18. tlrat race each day will takegplace promptly at 1 P. M, The strictest decorum will be insured by ne presence oan ample police foree, "Js HARVEY LYONS, Secretary. NION COURSE.—TROTTING ON WEDNESDAY, for a $0) silver, pitcher, between ree in five to owners to rive, it. Fletcher enters g.c. Jessie, jorlan enters g.m. Mary Katelle. Owner enters g, m. ate Ulifton: “Godt day, out truck, AW & WHITE, Proprietors, TJ NION COURSE, L, L—TROTTING MONDAY, OCT, PA, Bueepataes of, $900, milo heats, best three in five. 0. Cook'sg, g. Gen. Sherman. to. wagon: Con: g. Useless, to wagon; J. Bare oh. g, Honest John, in harnigéa. Proprietor. OHOKEN RACES.—POOLS WILL BE SOLD ATLA a ot or) Sa On: ing Oct, races, on o Monday, rd y, Tues- nl coven Secagd Wednenday evenings, 08 TsOnk BO OBOREN RACES—POOLS WILL BE SOLD EVERY Mia He a otetace Saison, by ie UNDERWOOD. _HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. A® | ASSORTMENT oF “SIXTERN “SECOND ECOND HAND with five hundred new Carriages and Harness, at twenty percent less than Broadway-stores, JOUN O. HAM, No, 10 Bast Fourth street, corner of Broadway, At 59 SED AR REE Progr Fe gamete oF ay bh nketa, pene Haine TAYLOR & HICKS. FIRST CLASS PRIVATE STABLE TO LET—FOR one 234 West Twenty-fourth street. Apply on the prem: ie jira Sk COMPLETE bays ty AT rota viz:—Horaes, RE LEEDS Robe: Belin ‘Blankets, dec., EDS NER Anotioneers, on’ Tusuday, Qctober 16: at 10 o'e Hee at the Upion Place Stables. No.\62 East Fourteenth street, HORSE, WARRANTED SOUND, THAT CAN BEAT Fi Ae 50, for sale eheap. Inquire at 343 Fourth avenue. xchanj A. BLACK MARE single or double; six years old; 15 Eanteds would, oxchange for horses of less value, A., box 615 Post o HAND CLARENCE FOR SALE, IN er, having been but litle used, BALD ot ‘Broadway, corner Tenth FOR SALE.—CAN TROT IN 2:46, hands high: war: ‘Address also a four-seated Phaeton, EVENS, price $525; ‘Hurness, Apply at 136 Bast and a set of single rt. era HANDSOME MATCHED TEAM OF DARK Canadian Ponies, 5 years old. “ae 5 hands, heavy built anil cs ish drivers; warranted soun licen’ a very low priced team of good work Horses and id for want of use. As Yeu ark street, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE HARNESS AND Engil-h Kersey Horse Blankets always ou hand at 258 Pearl street, importer of saddlery ‘A. BAY MARE, KIND AND GOOD DRIVER, TROT . in leas (han three minutes, with harness and wagon; fine road horse, Miles’ Stables, 64 West Nincteenth strect, LACK CANADIAN, Pid HANDS. SIX -YEARS OLD, sound and kind, $110; clty made shifting top Wagon, good as new, $220, ‘est Thirty-sigth street, near Broad- way. HE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING COMPANY TAS declared a dividend of $6 per share. in cold vavable to Faatern stockholders by LERS & WALLER, 38 Pine s\ ID TLOAN ON MORTGAGE UPON REAL ESTATE IN this city. $40,090. tn sums of $2,000 und upwards. Ap- ply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street, Pm RN SAVINGS BANK, TREET, CORNER OF VARICK. iy oatts from Tf cents to $5,009 reverat Mere PER CENT Interest, free of ta Deposita before October 21 drow Hee fro ‘October 1 Aasots, $2,285,068 14. ROOD MARE WANTED—OF STAR OR OTHER ‘well known stock: good size: ound; not old, and a au- erior animal; one which has never bred, unleas to Ham- SS ee preferred, Address, with full particulars, Perry, 1 Moe. Cee AND HORSES Aad pony GENTLE- man leaving for a gah gs = to di of his estab - lishment—Victoria Phaeton. pe at the office of HILLER & CO., No. $C ambe reels fpevd oe LIGHT CARRIAGES FOR SALE—AT lect. 18. C; JUDD & CO. 1.31) Broadway, a Thirty-clghth streets. reduced between 1 Thirty-seventh urty-et V: ERMILYE & $s 0, $4 WALL f STREET, BANKERS AND DEALERS OVERNMENT STOCKS AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTEs. CLOSING PRICKS. New Yore, Oct. 15, 1366, acai al Regintored, ‘al hi Uk ()Tune 7 <p 7g 1085 on oM, ai. ns. 76) 106) 5.20 Rowistared Ht 19 saat 520 Coupon, "02. Ttng 11839 Tal 14 1169 5.20 Coupon, a: iinet afl Aug, 5-20.Coupon, 16 [110% 10114 dot, 5-20 Cou. "65, new! "8 |! 8X1] dee, 10-40 Registered.| 99%] 993/1] fay 19-40, Coupo' 4 Gold $500 WANTED FOR SIXTY DAYS—FOR WHICH Bota will elise, boven’ Boe"enal baa’ bones." Addeoss Keron, Herald oaive. BOND AND | MORT. $105,000 t.428%..0%8 aE in sume to suit. Apply TER BROTH KLLAMY, No. § Pine st., up stairs, TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT- inthis city, JOHN’. feuce, 1 one oF more suma,on real extate x walt it $275, 00 TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT- iy! CONREY, reet, room gage on New York and Brookiva proper 17,000 on in Weatchester county. CHR, GILMAN, U3 rondway, rosta No. 6 COPARTNERSHIPS. RY RARE ores UNITY FOR A PARTY TO wt Le age 8 ae as a gitimate, enterprise 1 in Serge, to roy on portunity en forn thorough investignt r full particu. = iy M923 Broad wry, room 14, third floor, Detween the rs of 10 A. M. and é Ps M. GENTLEMAN HAVING $2000 CAN ORTAIN AN equal interest in ry and respectable business; Permanent; loeation pleasant. PECTABLE GENTLEMAN IS DE- HIGHLY RB A sired as special partner, who can make such an invert. ment as he deems advisable to accumulate wealth rapidly. Address Investment, Herald office. T28OLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. fore existing under the name of Bryan, Van Schaick & Co., ia thie day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party will sign ia liquidation, JOIN BRYAN, VAN SCHATOR, RICHARD 8, ROBERTSON, 0, ines JOUN F. PATCHELDER COPARINER SITE, MOoae undersigned bave this day formed acgpartnership under the nam of Joha Beran z Co,, and will continue the business as bankers and brokers at No 3% Broad street. souk RRYA p. WwrOR Aton ICHARD 8, ROBERTSON, JAMES R. NICHOLS. New Yorx. October 10, ‘The undersizned will continue the stock commission busi- ‘Ness on his own account at No. 38 B: street. VAN SCHAICK. New Yor, October 10, 1864. pg ot tee —THE COYARTNERSHIP: HERFTO- fore existing under the frm o/ ‘ilverstein & Olenick te this day disso! wed by mutual consent i nega will settle outstanding claims and collect ail one Teta t, OLENTC Sevrewnen 12, 1966. _ Seer 1 ‘ _WOLF SILVER! HE SUBSCRIBER OWNS A FINE TRACT OF LAND, TRACT OF LAND, heavily timbered with nd ts denirons of obtaining a partner who cut and ship the timber, Address office, pop Sa PAR $10.00, ER. WITH A CASH CAPITAL ble manufacturing business, K Res For particulars address bor 1,000 =A PARTNER WANTED wire Tuts ‘+ amount in pay ot! shed eash gaiecss,. rep empereenr. Apply to T. J. M'MATIAN & CO,, 484 $2. 0 WARTED_PARTS RA OUNTLER AN Qualition, who wishes to enter of business Iie Dusinese—ostabiished. with a party of te eet nvestment. Wusinees will rin: nd required. screen seen at iy ie fered. Prin. n haarwen le Moria, i lefald oft amon WANTED, WITH THIS on Weer Reet ade nea which bas $20 00 ———- sein Sci the MOWRY pails T nine applying parc eae WILL PURCHASE Ca}. or York one the other reek. neal yet is Ninth sirvet, N.Y : $50, WILL STAR’ ANY ream 1p a = maniit ro a for. $1,000 Sava TERT La Rea $1.000 “Ast, Bows ghOURES HALE OF FS. a shed business, payin ; a." Persona ‘meaning’ bisiweas pleese call xd fren sires’, on Monday. READY FUNDS Wnt PUROTA\ £2.50 cee eae en Reacts to $1.2 —————SS WATCHES, JEW! ELRY street, room No. 6. amen sca cal co RING | $0 AND ‘ERT or MIN Ee “thee pete pieces R SALR—& VERY HANDSOME BAY MARE, 16 hands Linch wf with a heavy years old, pesfectly sound a e koen Unt! Bold At strect and Lexington orem OR SALE—A REAUTIFUL BAY MARE; LONG TAIL, nds high, 8 years old, sound and kind: can trot has neror been irained, and is unknown, ‘This mare isa thoronghbred, and bids {air to trot as fost as thing alive, “Is equally good aingle or double, For par- dress oat of kind. and Micen dott sia teune gale, To i's Stable, corner Thirty -third OR SALE—AN EXTRA PAIR BLACKS AND A FAST single Horse; eras sound, kind and all warranted, Gall on the owner, 165 Maiden lane. OR SALE A DARK SORRELT, HORSE, SIRED BY William Tell. 165 hands high, gente sand sound; can {rot in three minutes; also a promising £4 jorse, 1546 ands Sin vents olds kind’ ack aieead dive’ eel te fre: on ih be of ‘eh Apply to private stable, 14 East roe! F°; SALE—A FINE BAY HORSE, SHIFTING TOP square box Wagon and light Harness; re bes < eee. “<3 ‘OF separate, or would exchange f. J. E. GRANNISS, 68 Contre etrect FOR satR a yw ctNRse SHEEP. THEY ARE ity | profitable to a RE day oot every 16 weeks, ones ber four ry i. :2 L- re Can be seen on ‘aptain vats e ont atree| pay 1eth and Fucsday lah. ey wreeh Pier STYLISH PAIR, OF CARRIAGE hands, ‘dark, bay with long tails; 6 years . Phastor n'account of of owner's going to Europe. Apply at 18 West Eighteenth OR SALE—A year od bag Phaets OF HORSES, as Ei diands. 7 and 8 years old; box Phaeton and doubie tar: jars 8; will wel ess than be seen at J, FAGAN'S ping eth’ aad ‘ttarrison steels, Brooklyn. R SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A SECOND HAND Night panelled Coach, made by’ Wood Brotliers, in gvod order. 04 West Tirents-third sireet, in eoach house. R SALE—A PAIR OF DAPPLE.GRAY CARRIAGE Horses, double Harness and wit be sold low. Inquire at 273 West Tweaty-fourth sire a R SALE—A HANDSOME BAY MARE, 15% BANDS: =a - ‘mal mitt > Cg and well built; ioagete, AMEBELAL all ‘amily use. Price a Uband L a) Chureh street. vee. ke Fe SALE—FIRST chase FOr, AND NO oF BUG. em sapien express and business Wi om new and second Lidibt and heavy, at 4 West ' treet. por | SALE—A LEATHER (SHIFTING) Tor. WAGON, full f » Avwiy at TeDowuing streets perfect running order. Fv SALE A Fata HORSE, WAGON AND HA\ Piatt separate oF tigether, Inquire of seventh howe from nue, Tetwoeu Fou Tourts sed ith at avenues, yas Lid by LOT OF Perea l a rm DRAPr HORKES: them ix one. | team ; alno, two Fi omni Toe Wageus forsale. Apply have: Pon ate” JOR SALE Tome aS TARNESS AND good wo good reasons i Loy. Sb Front street ups a oe JPOk SALE ON MONDAY—A FINE CANADIAN PONY four years old; sound and kind; sultable for eart, ex- Tuquire Until sold at 951 West ess oF teal pe wagon. LE TARTER COACHES, IN Merotr street ‘ ngs. v& BURR, 28 {OR SALE—A BLACK HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, sound and kind; fit bey iit fag wae itn oF g gentleman's cartiage or farm ‘ORSE For SALE. —AN EXCELL NT. HORSE FOR yard Pree $19. Apply at 68 Fighth avenue, Hes BLANKETS—ROAD AND STARLE; LAP Nos Harnesa, &0., cheap, n° LD Bowery, and No.9 ton avenue, Brook, sgnabared nf ALY ATE, STABLE. - =P, OF A FIRST ©) PRI. Pyare, Sanit. CARE OF 4 [inet Chase, Eat Ampie carriage room. y Park. adress, box A ‘i a ome. A age STARLE IN SIXTEENTH WARD PRE- axrvigen ail May uert or one veut “Aiden wale Fent and location, box 1,963 New York i Post often, GPaeoy SPRED NTY TROTTING HORSES net from the country, all sound, kind all fled pole horas; alee two + very, fine saddle Horses and two 8 for en ‘Can be seen for three days beh stables, 1,367 Broadway, corner of Thirty-ninin a Se Tt 3 pee ag Aro. CARRIAGE ROOM TO. nM ty mgs fran eof <7 EBWARDS, Ei Wen Twenty-tted street, JTABLE WANTBD FOR THR WINTER.—ADDRESS F. ww Pe Ras Alating on) ton, price, and If the stalla are on ground floor or QTABLE TO Let_wi (GEN STALLS: ROOM FOR Sik carriagen; levol with the sidewalk, will let ono. balf @r the whole. Apply at 163 First avenue, near Tenth st, Mteet has pac eee coe CME? —THE one ot the fastest trotters t! “im publ well known for his on fae oad a vase ‘ot his produce, ho being th notl good colts. He lt sh tie aera i mm More ania, Westehester, Sica for the fall season yoy POR SALB.—ONE_ SING! SPC with pole and shafis; also one Double ate in com: plete order; for sate by JAMES K. MORG. STALLS a A py Ae Mt SIAM EE TWO NEWLY BUILT COACH HOUSES, wit SES ae FROM RGA, er ES, per annum. OVAL—J. pak , waeta AD 00. SMALL nat oe ohana ciao) White airenk, west I. ‘DRY Goops. i wo I rnc OOOO OOOO SLAOK DRESS SILKS. French ‘Ai White Goods, Housekouptag: Goons, 2 Laces and Musil Taaene OU POPULAR PRICES, CY, bth igh tad STREET AND SIXTH AVENOR, T KINZEY'S BIGHT ATT EAE STORE, Ae SVEN MONDAY, 104. M. CLOSING SALE OF LM BROIDERTES, HANDKERCHIEFS, STORE | No. 66 Fourteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth aveanse, TM MINE TO und Nos, 204 and ye} ae avenue. BALMORA! ver, | PRENCH NEBDLE WORK A’ DRESs aooD! stock REAL LACE Goons RIBBO: AND AT POPULAR PRICES. VELVI FIXTURES R. HMA LAC FOR 204 and 206 SIXTH AVEN ibaa, SAL’. No, 66 Pourteonts street tween ¥ x atutagente av J ana ent street and 3 Aan fn tock ana un Seder in (he Beat manner: Hin, Ost a and to 0 jt mn ai WRENCH AND GERMAN CORSETS, GLOVES, FANOY GNODS, &C,, &C., REMNANTS OF ND LAORS. REMNANTS OF SERS AND ‘i VELVETS. REMNANTS OF NEEDLE EMRANTS OF TRIMMINGS. RTS, &0, at PorULAi PRICES. | FOURTEENTH rei. AND: gic VENom, Noa. 204 and 206 Sixth a1 y-E Fourteenth wtreety PULL PIECES SILK VELVETS Tie. per pieoe. bet ok Fite a PILES OF RIBBONS, Ic., Be. Kt DRERORTERS HARE NBRESR ee = Fl eanerg ine’ aahanghemegpons- sa "00.080" qj ry variety of gang gents’, misses, and chide SILK eta NGS, Ling Tuandkerchiefs,, plat, Lem-atitched’ and needle: MU! . TRIMMINGS WORTH 6: atien 3 Great variety of ladies’ lace and luce-trimmed Handkcer- ‘TRIMMINGS WORTH 86. chiets TRIMMINGS WORTH Ie AT POPULAR PRICES. | TRIMMINGS WORTH S154 FOURTRENTH STREBT AND BEXTA AVE! TRIMMINGS WORTH 600. No. 66 ifth and Sixth avea THIS OF TRIMMI VERY KIND OF d'Nos 204 and 208 Six Gigteoreenee VELVBT: ms CLOAK A! ai us TRIMMINGS. TO MILLINERS AND D! or i =o stn 0c., 12840. @ yard. aunBonse ve AND MILLINERY GOODS, LADIES. AND MISE a UTTONS, TRIMMINGS, Ao, HATS, athe re, rn M 12340. un. AT LESS THAN SOBBERS" Pit Hoes. 3.000 HANDKERCHIEFS OF RVERY KIND, 0, 6 FOURTEENTH ryan FUPTH ana FN op goODe Non. 34 and 206 Sizth avenue, and Fourteenth street — WHOLESALE CHEAP. FANOY GooDB pweiree: ARDB BEST MUFF LNG. fe; And Ladies’ Toilet Articles of bat quaiy | p poaa e wi Witte SHETLAND VATE 3, AT POPULAR PCRS N AND 206 SIXTH AVEN Fourteenth gaawand and aihavanue, Pe: 7 dynam Ld GENTS' | er xa GoODs TS OF BANDS, » USc., Be. LOTs OF tice BDGINGS, le., %., eo NG OUR, RRGARDINAS SOF COST, VES. SPLENDID Ki SED GLOVES REDUCED, 70 66e. NEW scsi a our oF aa D wide PRicke f OF ii FOURTRENTH STREET AND Sixt QVENOR, ALL OUR FINE DOLLA! No. 6 Founeent een Fifth and Sixth aveaees, GLOVES REDUCED TO ¢¢., Lic.. Ue. pat Sou Sixth aveaue. i. Ss GooDs, | HOSTERY AND UNDERWEAR 15,00 YARDS, FROM l0c. YARD UP, CHEAPER THAN GLOVES, Gat for ladies, gents’ and children’s OAL DiNEN TOWELINGS, 6c, YARD. LINEN TOWELS AND boaigiormnepaer7 Ire POPULAR PRICES, a FOURTEENTH STREET ax. ‘stk XM AVENGER, atcoet, LOT OF MISSES’ yer dees 8, BaP OF ATS. Nos. 94 and 206 Sixth avenue and No, 66 Fourteenth LOT OF LADIES’, FULL SIZE, sas between Fifth and Sixth avenues. LOT OF EXTRA BALMORALS. KID GLOVES. GOODS MUST Our fol! importation of ladies, gents' and chilécon’s . BE SOLD TO | KID GLOVES, ived. Li E BU 4 ewe KID GLOVES IMPORTED. gute wee AT POPULAR PRICES. nH lo. yu re ween ad § a and Nos. Ei) aud 36 Sixth avenue, (aErers AND FURNITURE.—THE SUBSCRIBER ED cree, tasaraoe alanis eatiets of the as wiettom stylenot 94, 4-4 and 6-4 English Brussels from John Croms- is 's manufactory; also three-plys, Ingrains, Oileloths, ,000 worth of Parlor, Dining and Bedroom ornare Sy owe) tmanotaotare My. motto ta. Quick sales ofits.” All goods warranted as represented and sini roe. At the largest warerooms {n_ the city, 267, 269 and West thirty-fifth street, corner Eightit aveniie. FARRELLS. LOTS OF HOSIERY, 6c.. He. LOTS OF MERINO HOSE, 20c. LOTS OF NECKTIES, ie We, PA BUTTONS, COMBS, BRUSHES, scipetyr Md NCY Goons BRAIDS, \S BEST BUTTONS, IN SILK VELVET, JET ND Fas REDUCED FROM 2he. to 6c. Doz OUR WHALEBONE CO: HOOKS AND 1 SPOOL STLKS, ae pes ae CLARK'S GENUINE me, a COTTON, 6c. URS. FURS. FURS. BEST FINE TOILET SOA An in want of the best and cheapest furs will de welt LOTS OF FANCY PINS AND “EARRINGS. to call at a. R. TERRY'S, 409 Broadwag. LOT OF OTHER GOODS IMPOSSIBLE TO MENTION, ‘ALL 10 BE SOLD. Gowen & CO, 18 CLINTON PLAGE. WM. KINZEY. SUCCESSORS TO. a: MAL! 221 and 233 tbh AVENUE IMPORTERS OF Nb UVRAUTR _between Twenty-first an and Tw. HAVE NOW ek ie IES, LINGER Rov eUries (ABTERATION AND aan b DENTELLTS. FUEL ie ERIES, AND NEW GOODS DN. ST RICH FANCY GOOD: DIN THE PULA PRICES. Fi 0" AT Pt RST BocsES. TN PARIS. J wert ty 1,197 BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTY- FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS, m6 a @AM“IL, HAIR SHAWLS, RIBBONS, L have opened another new lot, among which is a SILKS, shawl with sani black centee, sent, from Tadia for the Pe VELVETS, = haved by me while in Eurepe DRESS TRIMMINGS, st Square Shawl out of I A SSELL, 232 Wooster atreet, EMBROIDERIES, third door from Amity steeat. BUTTONS. 0 pe VAMENTS. {MPORTANT BAL! RNAMEN MPORTANT E. FRENCH FLOWERS, [ hae FEATITERS, &C. COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING. ses Having puro oot ‘entire atock of a large T1. ‘anoy Dry Goods Hose GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, tly damaged by fire and Daily addition eganpemaget Uy yuh. 14 BERR A trot AU CTION SALES, Con: TOR Tannala B by peed ba lg Linens, ne, Towels, Tt Table lata, AT $1 2, pavaia Fare WARRANTED, prow Ge iderie oot ADIE Dins CANS CUR RE Rat GA ia Re RONALDSON & 5 a Corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. IN RIBBONS, rrumincs AND RONNET ORNAMENTS, BLUXOMES, 1,127 Broadway, betwee: ‘Twenty-lifth and taser streets. GREAT DECLINE 1X WOOLLE CEES ETS, UNDER A HEAVY PRR RE, ‘ADAME NEWBERRY.—DRESS, CLOAK AND ML tilla roma, Children's clothing ent and mi ay, between Twenty-first and Twen- CASSIMERES, ac. MENSE DECHINE. IN PRICES. RR. (MACPRATL, NO. 149 asp pi BETWEEN GOOD RLANKETS, yeah i 3K, M Ninth and Tenth sirsets, and Cleats ee Uae FORMER Pi ICE, 34 oo. maker. and children’s clothit mae Wedding HEA Wout N ESS os on FORMER PRICES Oe | own oe oct TRA ALL WOOL, $4. $5, ‘one sett UR PREPARATIO! EMOVE TO Kets n Be wire TLANWELS ‘Be, ¥O! cuice, Bilge, | (now baba of construction), compel us WHITE FLANNELS, 38. FORMER PRICE, 40: DUCE ¢ oUt PRESEN STOCK OF FINE and WIDE FLANNELS.314e. BORA a PRC ih he. HENRY GOODS_-AND CARPETING IEAVY CANTON FLANNELS, 3c. 28c. and 9 to the lowest possible smeuee Dearie wt! RUPAGAS. at walk: PLN Bes opoos ac. | RGR KEYES, 143 Bighth avenue, FINE Musi 2%¢e FORMER PRICE, ae. | [PO MILLANERS AND COUNTRY STORRKERPERS, XTRA QUALITY, Ibe, 18c., 8. and Se. AT GRARD STREKE CHEAP STO On Muses and Flannets you can re fr to to Ihc, a | youcan buy cut lengths of Millinery Goods yard, On And Merinoa from 9 n sell pieces, Call and examine. resi Host Snoeneee a nen tbh si. ver nnd Siraw goods. Full lines of Romnet loecker street T braidertes ——_ lark the address, Sot St and Si Grand, and Ge LPACAS, CLOTHS AND CAS3IMERES: @ and Allen street, Ofth block east f us bee. A DECLINING IN PRICES, EDWARD RID! Offer this week {rom guction the following goods: — bem AB to the bonuet and wholesale rooms, 66 Alles Alpacas at 373g0., 60. sian Reorpeneganes Sn wort the 70e, and Se Cassimeres, B0e., 621, 1c. and $1, Worth at least 26¢. = yard more, —=3 _MILLINERY. 5 Cloths, $2.0 onnér price, $30). | NeADAME NEWBERRY WILL OPEN OW OX THURSDAT jporee jo] ts eee aaa be ine Cencper. | a choice, ole, sanertmont of winter Milli Beaver Clothe, 400. Former price, 600. | frecand tecniya hayies edt Broadway, between second streets, pack te the shen oe ia we ever offered. t ae baoe a eatin anh », near 18th street; and At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE—READY TO. day, Lhe | Bonvet and Sash Ribbons at nearly half last month's prices; anction purchases: full hines of black and colored watered Ribbons, eve! pidth, very cheap. EDWD. RIDLEY, 309. Coe ms Gras and ‘TTENTION.—ORIGINAL M. ABRAHAMS, pA —f id 70 Allen AT GRAND STREET CHEAP — a= iow, o&: | foroapow cian npr te Onapee, ‘ent y Gy eadreses g YELLOW, ing, alo onl trich and other imported Feathers and Flowers fu'end- post. Ladies atte y atten sie rot by ‘Mra. Al Souk, ‘4 vata leas variet a ret in the city. . It and $1134 Grand and WD. B 66, 63 and 7) Allen sex, Aft Biocieoast From the Bowery. A GRAND 3 Liste CHEAP STORE—KONNET SILK nag 82, $2.08 under regular TTENTION:—1 Tae AVENUE, NEAR A irect, Rowand MILLER fraranmocs to ay the fall gin. cash ‘or ladies’ and yentiemen's cast off Clothing, calling or addressing as a Since a Ver and $4 Fit ak alk commen ie GREAT DEMAND. ‘ORTH OF CAST OFF 4 (rarentied) Weartn; rel, aa ts, Po ture, ie Got r, Yee wanted br fl, WAR event ver avenue. Sis. Suiihe "Corday, Goode “ATO friques, covded ynaterials. LDWD. RIDLEY, 900. 811 and Sil! Grand and 6, 6 and 70 Allen ats., fifth block eas: ‘rom the Bowery. TAT GRAND STREET CHEAP S1ORK—NEW DEPART. le Notions and Uaberdashery, Corséts and Indies and ger cilemren-ean mn rwoatve, anase vahurs ol om bound to supply the Ronthern and Westera ier call or address a noi to Mr. or Mi avenue, between Twent “A TIENTION. A cme pom AND GeNTLRMEN WILL RE- 0 DY IDLEY, M8 31 and S112 Grand and eae et A i Furniture, io i ui | 06 Bani rae ea (th block east frou the Bowery. mine 4 On or addressing ‘Car. “AT GRAND SIRERT—CHEAP STORE, THIVMIN partment, crowded with novelties. “Full lines of Goloved silk Velvsta. every width color gud slunds. black and black aud white Silk Ribbon V ape, Sete. Bands, Streamers, But ‘AT ‘4 SEVENTN AVENUE—w. COHN PAYS TH highest prices Cor indies’ and gentlemen's cast thing. Carpe Ladies walted spon by Mra, Coha, | GERTREMENS1 WH WALL BUY | ANY QUANTIFY ov t thing for ‘eatern, Call at the Store or adres THOS, D, CONROY, SOT mireet, between Centre and Chatham, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE UP- Fd most value for cast of Wearing At . rey . ROSENTH. Ladies at This will amply repay an inspe EDWARD RIDLEY. 30, St and ath. Gr 70 Allen streets, Gfth bioek cast from ai cree T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.—MIT, aces, Guipure, Thread, Valenctenues, Brussels, Ciany aces, che ae, CES calling on or addressing EDWARD RIDLEY. 0, ‘M1 and Sioa Baud wery. 0} we tJ treet. 70 Allen strer streots, 1ifth ive east Crom, e B ah Mrs. iNoweuth te oe a ADIFS AND “GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.—BONNETS, Le Fiats, urbane, Jockeys and Velvet exer, alt, ices {oF their cast-off Clothing. rete Carpet Bedding. &e., by Seatf on a or av Beraw. de Reverything new for, uesrton as usual, under fo have toms, Chestartield, isi, 158 Sey chur Gindiatenr, Fu-ban, Queen ier | Mire RALISH, age event pera Cate rime, F CAS? mn, Cottage, &-. wort oF CA new ie b eR a $50.00 00: Carpets, Furniture w DWABD. KIDLEY, 2%, S11 end S113¢ Grand 66, 6 and sireete. edi aby Mra a zo Aton recta, fifth block cast from (he Bowe DOPTION. =A SUITABLE PERSON CAN “HAVE A A fine American male infant, ene year old. Addresp ley, Herald ote Goods, Nudias, Shawls, Zephyrs, Bee: joods in imany novelties,” both hand ‘made and woven, wn IWARD RIDLEY, 909, S11 and SIl< Grand, 66, 6 70 Allen streots, fifth block east from the Bowery.” T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE, —LINES OF cheap Linen Collars and Seta; bargains In real Laces, Bets, Colas and Cuff. Taree lot at S00, Dated! “6,0. a. WILL PLEASE “ADDRES: A.. HERALD each, nearly half price: vr shirts. Our Kid stating how he may obtain an Interview, Glove stock is benutifully assorted, . Caahmere lined, eo — Berlin aad Silk Gloves tor ladie-, misses and geats— BIRSHIP OF LEEDS pied jaa or Ra onEDWARD RIDLEY, 29, 911 and S11'¢ Grand, p ond 68, Ls) sobeadocsaregte: fifth book Kast from the Bowery Cowell oy oft of wili meet at the Astor Houve, use, Oe Bt wes cure thelr property im England. W. 4 TSGReATIaM. ‘an You, WHERE Ax 45 sirawberry atraet, ae ‘ tthe’ HH, MY.—HOW SHALL § FIND natn oe QHovtD THIS ME. BT THE EYROF bes ron e NEW CARPET STORE, Just OPENED, WITH A choice assortment of Body Brussels, Tapes Site, Ingraian, Matting, OM Cloths, a ail the Intest styles, Sixth avenue, corner Twenty-fifth sirect. D. KBLLY & 00. when. Address me (hrougl pervonale, bis cousin, Béward Brennan, would be most Beconrokrannns, or ATTR ESSER, see him on Beir he rcamantp Cite, poet Ze. 3 North FANCY GERMAN COVERLITS, : a= we - TO! rower tAreiNs, _LOST AND FOUND. i wy i Mikiete, SHBETING PILLOW. CASE viNEN "AND COTTON by the plece or yard. IRON FURNITURE. BEDSTEADS, CRIBS, CRADLES, AXD UMBRELLA STAND! PIANO ANP Dn fone ‘STOOLS, Ost ; OCTOBER 1, 190 a Lets a yRants al sTmner. Ge rewarded’ gna te: ceive the ihanka 1 (he owner vy returning them to 1 Frank- Kin street, up stair OST-—FRIDAY 3 between Bowe Siti Toor IY RIVINGTON STRRRER, ENING, ie atrest, a Wallet, weed reat} ny f 4 toany one but the o STOCK UF BLANKETS, incloding. ev ward will be paid to.any-one rewiring then to er gi QUALITY to be found it he ronrkea an oo ex-LRTTE) a ae ae Prices. M. GARDNER, 244 Opposite pay Wy pf wie! OPBN ON MONDAY, 8 ae ock of Ry MBI ye. choloest colors and finest naire nt ee pene owl ALPACAS, BOM. B. ANE te Pen and Tua Bere, cheap. ue BLANKETS, at #, worth OF aia case " =| NITURE EXPR picabnsisy eae sre ty vesne | A AGW ARctath Sete te Rt te CORNEN BROTH wits tore, families moved, city or country, Curalyure, Dio Gi Bighth aveaua mocked and shigved, Curniure ered,