The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1866, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1806.—TRIPLE SHEET. on Monday, October 1: june hom, 3 for upwards of twenty seas pA gd ploy of Phelps, Tho British revenue returns for the years end'ng Sep- 8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. invited td attend the funeral, this at one at East Morrisania, = SALES AT AUCTION. SALES AT AUCTION, tember 30, 1865 and 1866, were as under:— qeoe, | Dadge & Co. Ware —At Blamford, Coan om as A. * Bchaxps 4 0o., avcrionmana, DOUGHTY, AUCTIONRE on we Wak. pM 621,000 PR Serer tt ste a red . liane W Mowpay, Oct. 15—0 P. a +000 o unepal, on Fed at three | Fo mre ry po, BL SPECIAL SALE be sa, Cow. 01 Be gt 4 Wall vtroot has been agitated to-day by a variety of Oe oelack, eo, wm ea ‘eburch at Com- salts this troscan —anoeot ~~ Loria Ingersoll, Fordham avenue, ci aoe samors, improbable in themselves, but nevertheless not 3,422,000 er pes ryt wey at half. Te trends ofthe iy are respecttelly Iavined wits | pooped: sos, EROGATE’~” id Paine Bult. Sosowted Pianafortesten roses, h v evening, further ‘y Ww e" without iniluence upon tho markets tor both gold and 8,305,000 | ten o' clack, a 271 W West Twenty-fourth ne a Po Wentport, Cour ” eg . ‘SALMORALS AND GAITERS, Beis ’s, Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Droee stocks One was that five-twenties were 74 a 34 in Lon- bey ~ Wrigs. —On Satu October 13, Juanm J., wifeof, T. ivor a Hawiandy Sc.” Al ini Wi * . soll B22, a see 38 eon ites ps a? AvoTt paogent india, be Aso at 2 ‘one Park don, and another that the Treasury was selling coin, 3,524,143 ‘ube! yt a we m, aco years, 1 . pads ton and one top order by Dusenbury, Dab while a third modified this last 1nto ap intention to sell, eter Sines aoe a, , October 15, Mr. pa mea piece Treen ae ue Nees No. A. 8, RICH. 1 be Bets to a ‘ot “ouble Har made EA and to continue selling forten days, The remaining reporis | Total,........4.++. ++. £69,849,659 £68,460,142 | “Phe frionds ry, aged the ¢, tainly ‘oe invited to o'dloek. p= SR Por of the family are ‘WILL BELL ON moe cto inaeer Wasa, Me are, Might Wagon which were circulated it is needless to enumerate, The CK attend the from 8t. John’s chu corner of | nvited to attend. WEDNESDAY. ocT. 17, Fiarneas, Malch Cow, yoke et teat, ac., de. tulogues at Girect effect of those we have mentioned was felt im the SALES AT THE KEW YORK STOCK EXCHAMGE, Wiphington snd siren, 90 Tinta Shane, . Pes SDAY, OCT. 17, dais geld room, but indirectly it extended to the Stock Ex- Monday, Oct. 15—10:30 A. M. ‘Ipswich papera'please copy. <_ PENANCIAL, Wiefemh, af slegh. 64 Dortinnds seset. s lanenaneent: 1 Ag | MER OLD DURNITORE, change by exciting fears in the minds of the credulous 1 aoe Be ¥, con th tera Seavey, day Odtober 13; ater long ona TEANTIC SAVINGS BANK, GHATHAM REY. pre choice goods. Catalogues day before the sale. This day, fe 16, 10, its 8 Room, 79 ‘Nasaan of a moro active demand for currency to pay for the So severe (gee BRapsuaw, aged 29 yéars, ae We 'Y DEPOSITED | ON NO ae VORE OCT UOTION NonIGR nos ann alloRs Wah rent eapne mor si, gold which the government was to sell, With respect to FJ The 44 ‘and friends of the family are SIX PLB CENT INTEREST. of tax. tre Bf fa ban RGSHEAD. "AUCTIONEER. ary Salis, Bocraane ‘Tal oe, Hay this jast it is only necessary to state that the .. 118i 400 - 184 | sally invited, ‘the funeral, from his late Gerare p..chorun, Se eres.” LT, President, AY (7 ae 16, AT 10); O'CLOCK, Large French plate, ple, en ern yoy oes, BubTreasurer here denies it ; and thero is | SU USO, 6 5) cou Gi Tiliy to 127% | dence, No. 48) styeet, this (Tudeday) afternoon ab ee eae b AUCTION ROOMS i CONTEANDE dirventel Cuttin, Cornice, aes mo present likelihood that any sales of gold | 400) U 83's. 10-40 cou. oe am Bockiay. Monday, October 16, Trworry Joun, LA ie ov STOOKD, SAY gina, Witt, BE RX. moore eae A MEW EEKLY YACKAGE SALE OF _rwelton ‘allwessuyadendeer. 1 be nade by the government or that th tof Ly aon ann ick and Ellen Bicy , born in Shana- < fod a farm s counter: | xi will be made by the g e paymen onTr a ae Ws |S 3 fia Se ee ey eee oe rest | |} one THOOR AMI tas Bosember counson wil eae na wad rien ae OR HMORE OF | Monsicantaaverion SALE,—IN CONSEQUENCE. office, of dissolution of copartnership the renowned Morrie» Th rend en invited to he d relatives of attend: tho fine of his 23 8EE 17 amily ar OREAT VARIETY OF bre event, however, we advise Mr. McCulloch as he values Bn ‘45, funoral, from .the ie aly ig Suaher, pe . SIZES AND GRADES. Park. situated in Morrisanta, will be sold on the remixes on his reputation not to resort to seeret sales of gold nor to * 3 iss | corner Lexington dense and ory foorh ste os | A SATE RIS ee gae en monn Tea ee cout apa i pence aoe Bauman ona | Geickenih at 8 ates Mc he tate. pancry w some of the holders of the cot fe to # bes cas afternoon, at two o’clock. during iiurmee Aces ddvess K., eare box 1,061 New York Post | *Uperior inducements to cash buyers. ISB, ‘and seven years? privilege. Will be sold with mven. allo’ upons referred to > Or October 16, Cuantxe Gronax, only | ofice ‘ ee try Of Chaitin. “Terme: cent and auctioneers fees reoeive payment for them while the rest of the public too we. of Charles Kony ‘Julia A. Bunn, ‘aged 1 year, (UCTION SALE—E, ROTH, AUCTIONEER.—AN EX. | % the day of sale; balance co etober i 1858 are debarred that privilege. More particularly still we 100 enh iis ‘The relatives and, eno ts ofall are reapootfully Cm Sane 08 BANK. cay ttaordlnary opportunity fo fcr housokee rs. Large and oBRGART, Anctionotrs warn him agaist selling coin at all, for there is a suffl- | Cima Saber 0! invited to attend ma reaidone Werlgeaday PER CENT INTEREST A ture, this (in Sera reer eens AVIGATION OFFICE, NAVY YARD. NEW YORK, cient supply in the open market to meot the require- op at two o'clock, from nee of his parents, 100 es © git) at the fous story house 110 West ‘Bugith: orcs precisely, Oeiober & De nt i 16) Chie Third avenue. ON_ALL SUMS $5 TO $6,000, ry ‘aven ng o i By direction i if Ghet of Buea Bureau of Navigation I will offer ments of merchants and others who need it for the pay- 200 Canrout,—On Satui October 13, at No.’ 30 East Au Money oR” Oor, 20° wrt paaw | Pisnoforte, Stool and Cover, all improvements, full | fF sale, at Navi iw yard, at 11 o'dloek ment of customs duties and other legitimate purposes, 1000 Tweaty-cighth street, Many, widow of rower seven anda balf octave, richly carved andoase ree ‘fh: Mon Saturday, October 20, a i lt ot arenaranea Nav . Lagoon +2000 ‘The funeral will take place from St. Si hens’ She, LP Rash pape agente Parlor suits, covered with the rich ‘7 tion stores, Ins cad be eines and therefore do excuse exists for a repetition of the 100 Chie Bape fveniy-cighin stem, betwesn, Laciagon Gee, ane. anor i a tee 2 OR | et #ranch wrooatel: wiper Bronze Works of Ant; Ou int asticles examin iter Monday, the I3th inst ty ape gyeat blunder of Jast May, which brought an amount of wey ‘Third avenues, this (Tu aperaine, pa aah reas Rey 3 good’ ttl pas ene a moro fr safe sce i a at aviesticn ooh lites fo awieeh, alcak dinoredis agen. tha Taesmexy Sean hint diem not 79h io deatentaner eres oak ae; ee ee i) COUPONS AND PAST DUB Oval und Sone i tna. iaing ae a HOES tay tion office, Sally recovered. We are aware that the “ bears!” in goid 50 pDAviK—Suddonly, on Sunday, October 14, Wruuan ys nrg | cloth and yeoen walnut Bedateants : = - 0 N areurging upon Mr, McCulloch the acceptance of No- vember coupons instead of coin in payment of customs duties, but no finance minister would be justified in acceding to such arequest; and we know, too, that the “bears’? on the Stock Exchange are equally ‘uargont that he should do something to tighten the money market—they care not what. The duty of the Secretary, howover, 1s to ignore all appeals from Wall street, and Joavo the gold market to be regulated by those natural Jaws against which he can do nothing that will exert more than a very transient influence; tor these laws aro immutabie, and will assert themselves in spite of ali gov- ernment measures in opposition. Itisonly natural that gold should have reacted from the high point to which it rose at the end of Jast woek, but this tendency was stimulated this morning by the rumors mentioned, and after opening at 153% a 3g it de- elined rapidly to 15034, following which there was a re- covery to 151%, but this improvement was not sustained, and the price gradually dropped, till at four o'clock it touched 149%, and subsequently there wore sales as low as 14937. Loans were made at 1-16 a 1-32 per cent in favor of the lender and without interest, Some Canada gold js finding its way here in consequence of the legal tender act having gone into force in that provi but it is not probable that the supply {rom this source will materially affect the pre- mium; and what is most essential to the interests of trade and the country at large in the Jatter is stability, oven a bigh premium, provided it be a steady one, being Prefcrable to a violently fluctuating standard of valucs, In addition to the before mentioned rumora, which ‘axtuced sales to realize profits, the statement of the pasochsted banks of this city for the week ending on parse 45) regarded as unfavorable, because it re- ted tb increasing activity of the money market, = ale opeyated in the game direction. The return shows #g ipcrease of $2,233,058 im Yoans, and of $874,540 in circulation, while in all the ,other items there is a decrease— namely, in ae $1, 00%473, m legal tenders $2,150,257, and in specie $627,094. There is nothing, Dowever, in these figures to occasion dis. "UBt Of a con- inuanve of monotary ease at this centre. The desallg, of me present and previous statements are as under:— 27 ee "ia | 208,484'370 eae 40,339,079 68,180,420 The-clearings for the week amounted to $770,350,908, wainst $29,061,759 for the previous week. The demand for loans from the Btock Exchange is dreety met at 4.5 per cent; but owing to the, ‘abtivity | of businees the volume of unemployed funds’ is some what smaller than usual of late, The prospect, however, Wwadverse to an active money market or a higher rate of Anterost than six per cent for some months to come. ‘The stock market was buoyant at the opening, and prices were bid up atthe first public board with the’ obvious purpose, on the part of some of the cliques, of “* umloading ”’ at the advance, New York Central sold at 2 , Fort Wayne 1113, Northwestern preferred 76%, fadson River 126%, Erie 8434. At the first regular board there was a pressure to sell throughout the list and a large business was done at declining prices, Even mt the decline, howerer, they were generally higher than at the samo time on Salurday. Thue New York Ceniral closed % higher, Erie 4, Hudson 3}, Reading %, Michigan Central };, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pitisburg %, Rock Island 1, Northwest- ‘erm preferred %, Fort Wayne %, Alton and Terra Haute preferred \, Avantic and Pacitic Mail 144, West- ara Union Tplegraph %. Illinois Central was }y lower, Gleveland and Toledo 5%, Northwestern 1, Toledo, Wabash and Western 1}, Alton and Terra Haute \, Obio and Mississippi certificates %, Mariposa preferred %. Among the State stocks Tennessee sixes advanced XK. Government securities were firm under the reported advance of five-twenties in London. Coupen sixes of 1881 sbowed an advance of %, five-twenties of 1864 and 286d 1g, ten-forties %. Seven-thirty notes of the second series were 34 lower. At the one o'clock sessions the market was heavy and prices. wore Jower throughout the list. At the second regular board it was firmer. New York Cé@itral closed 15; Jower than at the first regular board, Erie }g, Hudson 34, Reading X%, Michigan Southern %, Illinois Central %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3, Cleveland and Toledo 1, Reck Isiand %, Northwestern %—preferred 4, Toledo, ‘Wabash and Western 1; Atlantic Mail 13s, Mariposa pre- ferred \, Western Union Telegraph 1. Fort Wayne was 36 higher. Government securities were seglested and heavy intone. At the three o'clock open ward the market suffered o relapse, and during the rest of the afernoon it continued weak, but at the clove it was steady at the decline, At six o'clock the following quo- tations were current, Ene being the firmest stock on the list:—New York Central 117}5 a X, Ene 83% o %, Reading 1163; a %, Michigan Southern 90a , North. western 443; © %—preferred 75 a \4, Fort Wayne 1100 3, Western Union Telegraph 5435 a %. It will be of interest just now to compare the prices of this morning for railway shares with those of 1864, pamely :— 1866, ——-1864..—— Lowest. Highet October 15. New _— Central 109 19s Brie. s re 126% SaN 107 ie wt Mn 165 ik Miehigas Central id 187 7s per a Southern. oF TIsy o2 Miinois Central. . » 110% 138 127% Cleveland and Pisbarg.. 0 102 Oy Herts a “fe western | ferred. 6! “ Island re 85 149% 110 152% Ms ‘The foreign exchange market is stronger, and rates have advanced. At the close of business bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 107}; a %, at three days 106)¢ a 100, commercial bills 106}, a 107 Tho rates for prime bankers’ sterling, at long date, have been as under, at monthly intervais, since the beginning of May, 1865:— 1865. May 100% a 100% February ? “ H 108% Jone = 1007, a 110 Mareh}.... 108 daly i 1004 @ 10035 April 2 ite ry 100% Augast i... 10s a — May b September 1 109; a 1 June 1... lo 100% October 2... 100% a = 2. — a 108% November 1 108% a 10 August 2... 107% a 108% December 1 109 a 10034 September 1 106% a 106\ 1866, septernber20 107 a 107% Jenuory 1.108 Ogveber 1... 107 a 107% The amount of specie exported last week has been cor rected, and is now returned at $110,920, Miping stocks continue active and strong, and Corydon @ill leads the upward movemest of the Colorado gold abares. At the iret board Anerican Flag closed 16¢. Jower than at the same time or Saturday, Bullion Con- solidatod 25¢., Fal) River 500 sorydon wae 20¢. higher, La Crosse Gold 12c. At the seond board Atiantic and Pacife coed Se. higher than # the first board, selling at $5 20; Corydon 25c., selling # $6 00. New York Gold he. selling at $2 95; Consolidated Colorade Gold sold #4 340., Colambian Gold and Silver $1 30, Hope Gold 61 80, Liberty 340., Quartz bill $5 95, Moniank Gold 860,, Keystone Filver 17¢., Devideon Copper $2 25, ‘The business transacted @ the Sub-Troasury in this city to-day was as follows — Receipts $5,406,557 For castoma. nts +» 6,576,098 Gold notes 05.97 8,108 $446, 000 257,000 Wilksbarre CoulCo. 5 at ss Tian Tel et 4 # 400 380 chic ser Alii its? a 200 1000 M: RR ietp 44 100 Brun iy i ger ha 9 Adams + Expr 3 Go" 100 15000 Mul Si 100 Wag 109 do. 10 Boston WaterFower i 6 WON Y Central RR. Smnesi Paul pref. 79. do.. 11934 nie . HESS 19 Del Lek re Wess it: 161 ‘Half-past two P. M. Monpay, Oct, 15,1886, berg i Er So nil 500 shs Mich 8 nd, 9 40000 US 51m 10-40 c do. ot 75000 Tenn 6's new. 100 IN Cent RR: 27 400K) Ohio & Miss cert. 1000) O & M pref certs. 100 she Cumd Coal pre! 1000 West Union Tel... 200 Mil & 86 Pau do. ILO Mariposa st Ga.” 200 Mariposa pref. . 200 Atlantic 100 200 0 ISON YO RR... $0 rie Railway. 200 Hendinn Rit 200 Mich S& N Ind KR. COMMERCIAL | REPORT. INDAY, Oct, 15—6 P.M. Asnes.—Receipts none, Both Por and Pearl were quiet Dat Grin at our last quotations vra.—Receips 15511, bola. flour, 91,178 bushels heat, toatl do. corn, do. oats, 8,000 do, 12,400 do. malt, and 178,460 do. fariey. There was mores the market for ‘State and Western fiour, there being some export demand, and prices were a shade firmer. though there was podecided improvement established. ‘The sales agere- kated 14.000 Ubls. af tho revised quotations annexed. | South ern four was a sliada irmer, though priess were not quut, Sales 500 bbls. tour ruled steady and a $7 90. Of corn meal eel of moment transpired, but the fe quote :— ++ §7 9 2 $10 00 a 4a fae 1000 Ho 2 1800 1310 & 18 9 a+ 8 t = 520 0 535 26 25 26 50 fair export ‘inqul adr Ne a ae per Dushel was established. ‘The sales et 000 Dustiels at $2 30 0 $236 for new Milwaukeo, for new am- ‘$1.85 4 $1 9 tor commog old spring, and $2 10 & IF fore low grado Ghigago. ° i wan ex. and ¢y) port demand, ‘the a 96e. 8 ie mix afloat, $e. 98ie. for do., a oa, for interior. 2646. $1 for to. and rit sel eae a 5 ‘aoin oo . 7 bus 8 fair f vere 150100 bushels at We. waul ae ae for pod B6e. a 0c, for ‘Chteago ’ Ay 62e. for new Ohio. For oh re was a fair demand, and an advance of Ic. 2c. was tained, ay £0,000 bushels at $1 15 a Agefs So for new Went. ern, and $1 08 1 $110 for old do. y sales were etfecied 110,000 buchels at $1 US a $1.0 for two and four af ot Barl pice malt was dull, and nominally un- ctgaged lots. The eres was virh, Terai edie sop lallbaane Corron opened firm on' the vorble exble news, and holders demanded an advance, bux buyers were cautious, and the busineas at the higher prices was moderate. | At tw: o'clock the sales en, Al four ovelock the rales were J 32 cheese st Sie, 1a bushels barley at 54. bushels corn at )<d.. and, per steame: fate terms, To ulasgow, per steamer, 2 Bs. 400 bie. rosin at S8,. an werp, 30 do. petroleam ind to Bremen, Mervland tobxece ut 1oa.eamd 400 cases tobacco at 108, Navat Stores.—Crude turpentine was unel market for, spirits \urpentine was a snade firmer, though somewhat irregular. lea were 475 bbls. at The. a 7334 There wax more inqui dea, oI ig, se it W; at a0 a9 0. “Uftar Yy ‘ee was effected oe 00 tole, Winiegion, as it rans, at 1s10N8 —Receipts 3% bbla, lard. maiket ready but quiet, closing firm on a basts of x arity? cash he sales were 4.000 bbl war Use $85 15 for now mean, $31 for old dss f me; also for future delivery nbout 4,000 bbls. seller's option for Octobe: seller's ber, end $29 sellor'a option und the clove wan heavy xnd inactive; the sales we rey ou LM xed To Ant- nds, in for Novyem- unis ey eee. S912 0s Bie for naw plan mens and Se ess ror new evi mess, Beef hams .werp netoree estorn nominally boxes c., Cat mente at Ie. ‘The market tor crude s sales as and ee in ehigbt decktoe was fubymited ie and ‘S00 do, in ‘Dole Chg sige. for sendard w Svan was easier, if anythi hing, im, empathy with the de- ¢lining gold market, but no the market cloai 8 basis of Oren 2 10ige. Tor 8 He. for good Cuba. The sales were 940 hhds. a from 12}g¢., and 800 boxes Havana at 108. . Refined sugor was pl bards selling at 16'¢., white at 15%yc. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. —Parcapetrma, Oct. 18, 1868. Stocks stom Penpeztvanse nite fives SoM, Penneylv " gold 182) tare oa head, extrs l6e. 8 ae: :Saecets "Flour qut ee ras 80 Wheat duly red Pics oe ah vancing tendency . mixed westcra 8 Cote aula nly 600 bage Laguayra in first 4 , Rio Be. a B! er ae pateaeenery ma, Saas Flour very firm: Western wen § meady. Corn firm; receipts lirm. Sales 1 617 ithe islone Inactive, Coffee ery rm. “Whiskey. RY ia” Gate is ois ne a ed SNe a Tehge. gold: y. Bor No Ste Oct, 15, 1866, Pang at $0 eft’. mb ae ede leh rat Se, for No.1 Western. 116 for four. State. ull 12) yilet ra cpg key unchan freight irmer. To New York—Wheat I6e., corn ‘care Athing’an wtvapen Meceipte for fy ei bours— ur, 16, wheat, 28.618 a bushels, cote i bushels, bartey, 4! bushels: xe sual exporte—Fioet, 140, bite whi en, QW) bushels, oni, %, 460 bushels} Oewnao, Cer. 15, 1866, Flow steady; salen 1.990 bbls. Wheat dull, sale bushels choles white Canada, to arrive, at $3, and) bushels Milwaukee club. by sample. at $2 Barley actives 75,000 buaheis Canada at $1 18 a $1 3) for y 0 {or Bay Quinte mrce; sales 420 bustcls agi 22 Cretghts ato d: 800 bbs Flour Whent.—salen '%d,00 bushels at $2 for No. for white Michigan, $3 06 for wae! Kemet \waukee spring. ce sample el fi ve MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Aitxr— Hannisox,—On Thursday, October 11, by the Rey. Dr. Thomsen, SaMUeL 8. Arrkix to Sosa, daughter of pe am Harrieon, both of this city ERNOTF-KEARNRY At Hoboken, on Saturday, sept mber 20, by Kev, J. K. Barr, Mr. Kictarp Briwner norr to Mise Gaonceian FH. Keaksny, orphan daugbter of Goorge H, and Genactt Kearney, and aad o Jacob and Rebecca all of Hobok pryens—Batt.—On Thursday oven: ning, Uotober 1, at $e Brooms tet, We Theo. A. ‘Eaton, Wiiaw BH, Stevens, to Faroricna, youngest daughter of William C. ‘pal, all of ta et ys pawn —On Monday, Pas, Jamns J. Apa, aged 6 , 11 months and 16 days. he. relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, on Wednesday aiternoon, at two o'olock, from his lato residence, 66 West Forty-Grat street, Aven —Syddeniy, at big residence 131 Dank sweet, Samanaie of Roscrea, county p= ve Ireland, body, will be removed to the Church of the Holy Cross, West Forty-second street, from hislate residence, Fifty-second street and Eleventh avenue, at ton'o’clock, where a requiem mass will be sung, and thenceto Cal- vary Cemetery for interment, at one o’clock. Dacan.—On Monday morning, October 15, Mr. Damret Dacan, in the 55th year of his age. The relatives and friends of ‘the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 622 oe street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Dempsey.—On Saturday, A a the beloved a of Captain Thomas Dempsey, in the 39th year of er age. The remains will be taken from her late residence, 20 City Hall place, to St. Andrew's church, Duane street, this (Tucsday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock, where a solemn requiem masg will be offered for the ‘repose of her soul. The faneral will take place at balf-past one o'clock in the afternoon. The relatives and friends and those of her acquaintance, also the officers and members’ of tho Sixty-ninth regiment are respectfully invited to attend. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Durr.—Oa Sunday evening, October 14, after a linger- ing illness, borne with Christian fortitude and irq ah Lizzm A. Lupiow, the beloved wife of Jobo J. Duff, in the 23d year of her age. we en ‘ing, dear husband, oh, but for a day; y should you weep tl Tgo mo rita with the loved ones, who. aaiccae me home, From this exile of sorrow and woe? age remains will be taken, on Wednesday Artersseer’ at half-past two o'clock, from her late residence, 5: Sianton steeet, between’ Concord and Tillary streets, Brooklyn, to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment. The triends and relatives of ‘tho family are respectfully invited to attend. Fanizy.—On Sunday, October 14, Epwarp Faauey, in the 67th year of bis age. The friends and acquamtances of the family, also of his brother-tu-law, Jobn. Duyle, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuead Hey) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 508 West Twenty- fifth street, Firzgxnaud.—On Sunday, October 14, Brporr Firz- Loo aphe the wife of Patrick Fitzgerald, a native of tho pariah of Glanmore, county Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 39 years, The friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- raj, from her late residence, 133d sireet, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Harlem, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ee ee Mawes. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully. invited to freon the funeral, from his late residence, 146 Bavidge str (Tuesday) afwernoon, at three o’ctock. wintery 16, Joun Henvzasy, wie gr ka Sues fond the ¥ sparen of Trans- bd Epes ott and reets, this (Tues ae ae ds of the fe ener ly invited to attend, ‘UNTER. —Suddenly, ‘aturday pe Omener 13, Jaxx Hurrsr, Delaved. 7) of Andrew ‘unter, in the 67th year of ber The Sslahives sah tiiande of the peily are respoctfully invited toattend the tuneral, from her late residence, No. 339 Washington street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past, lock, Topeox At Steal on Tosa, October 9, after a ‘and form- brief iliness, Joun B. of Chicago, Ill., 7 of this city in the 38th year of his age. [xG.—On Mondav, October 15, of hasty consumption, Avrrep Ixa, Due notie o the dane of funeral will be given here- county Lon; Treland, The friends and relatives of the are inviled to attend the funeral, on Wednesday at two be idenes — his late residence, No, 128 Bast Twenty- second street tae, neat, oo a a ee widow of ‘illiam Lee, ite relatives and Suencece of the family, also thone of sons, Thomas and Edward Mees fo) respectfully in- whee to attend the funeral. jor Fate residence, 28 West Houston street, on Weduecday at one afternoon, Diclock. “Mer renfains. will be takea, to Greenwood for interment. Muioy.—On Monday, October 15, of a Rae bt ong er mipmmees illness, ANN, the beloved wife of James d “tone relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, No. 1 Leander place, corner of Seventh street and avenue B, this (Tueslay) heen at two o'clock, from thence to Calvary Cemeter McDoxacu.—On Monday, Ociaber 15, of consumption, in the 48th year of his age, Arrnor McDoxacn, ‘Cooneal, parish of Bale‘sakeaty, county Mayo, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother Michael, and his brothers-in-law, Daniel and Theodore Kelly, are fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedns ‘afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 487 Washi: ton street. McGoure. —Afer a short illness, Catwentnm McGoum, in the 20th year of wer age. ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 543 East Sixteenth treet, this (1 afternoon, at half. ‘one o'clock. i. ms oe Diao Gon Octdver 12, baer New- ipa h year of bie ‘HOT in the The’ 4 family are br vee d invited to attend tte funeral, from his late residence, ‘The relatives and trends of No. 260 West Twenty-third sircet, this Tuesday, at twelve o'clock. Ociz.—On Monday, October 15, Mancarer, wife of Joseph Ogie. ‘The funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 721 Eleventh avewue, corner of Fifty-firss a on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’cloek. The friends of the family are pg AM to attend, # Saturday, October 13, Wiuuiam H. Post, aged reare. ¢ friends and relatives of the family are ES 1) attend the funeral, from his late r 28 Ril place, near Dekalb waa Brooklyn, this \fueeday} afternoon, at two o'clock. riede Saturday, October 13, Jonx H. Powers, ‘The Stastives and friends of the famil on Pm fally invited to attend the funeral, this Ing, 1 eleven o'clock, from the residence of Mr. yoeaph Nellis, No. 228 West Thirty.sixth street, es <4 bore Srstek ye joer Axx, widow of lon. Elisba He iy. N.Y. her brother Thomas He Herring, Faq, OC New demey, r brother, mas H. ing, jew are invited to attend the faneral, from ihe residence of her brother-in- am seen ree! ee EY we. ea uae he role phan] ‘will bo taken to" Greenbush, Renssolacr conn! for interment. LEY. —On , October 14, Winua, son of Patrick B. and Bl T. Quigley, 1 year, 3 months and 20 ds: The friends of femily and those of his D. J. Quigley and Patrick Jamison, are invited to the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his Parents, No. § Greenpoint avenue, Greenpoint. Raywoyn,—At Communipaw, New Ji on Sunday, BE. Ray- mond, aged October i Mary, ow, of Joho 8, and 6 months and ays. The funeral will take place from the residence of her dmother, at Communtpaw, this (Tuesday) afternoon, three o'clock. Octoder 14, Riorvax. Suddenly, on Sunday of disease of tho heart, Briport, the Michael Riordan, @ native of Tralee, athe Kerry, i 44 years. The “hts and relatives of the family bbe ma fully invited to attend the funeral, this noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. a0 280 — pie, oi Rruiy Om Monda 1, October w "jonn Rawax, The friends and ives are pene Invited to to attend the funeral, from his late resi fo, 81 street, on Wednesday afternoo actos (i heatpaase eink. Loner vo med Mra Lew Barone Stuart, aged 66 The relatives ana nf Friend of the a, are invited to attend the thie (Tuesday) at two o'clock, from st Clements’ church, Amity street, near a mr On Sunday mornin; ele in. fant dauchter of Jer. T. and Maggie C, ‘Smith, aged 4 months and 12 days, Tbe relatives and friends of the bw are iy invited to attend the funeral, from No, 410 street, Brookiyn, this afternoon, Peoria (Iil.) ote copy, Seety.—On , October 14, Buta M., daughter of Charles and Sarah 9 The funcral will take Finke from St Paal's Episcopal — Oe day (Tuesday), at twelve o'clock. faa Pm nda, etter M4, Eppre, infant soe of Willtam bea Elizabeth londay, October 15, Canouiwn, wife o ob 8 Srnith, The friends and ra of ihe faanily are resoecttublr ‘YERMILYE 2 co. No, 4 WALL ALL STREET, anordinance 35, 4 | of a Mayor ond slderme e past due bonds ‘ap\ Coupo Ley of (rR a ay funds io histy j-year bonds of $1,000 eac! cent i ‘and payable in the city of Stomghis ally, for the following Bonds amd Conpons, ‘and on dorsed by the elty,of Memphis:— ‘Memphis, Tenn., city Bonds and Coupons past dt Memphis, ‘Tenn., and Litle Rock Railroad Coupons’ past “Memphia, Tenn., Charleston Railroad Coupons past due. Memphis, Tenn., Ohio Ratlroad Coupons past due, palemenig. Tenn., Migeitsipp! and Tennessee Cou- tein for further particulars. by mall or otherwise, il receive punctual attention Wied T. HUGHES, City Comptroner. Memphix. Tenn. ‘ONEY LOANED ON PERSONAL PROPERTY—AT 72 West Twenty-seventh street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, by SOLOMON STERN. Mo%®* 70 LOAN ON BOND ANDIMORTGAGE, Apply to, T. SNEULIN & Wall street, OPTIGE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOOK- holders of the Ohio and o R. R, Co, (East- ern Division.) 88 Want Sraeer, 1866. NOTICE A ‘spectal mecting’of the hovicew or cation Samed by this Trust will be held at the office of the Trustees, & Wall street, New York, on Thursday. the first day of No- vember next. at Adopt n plan for the reorganization OF the Ohio ant W laniastpon Company. front upon this mapertant question, the s¢reement un- der which the Trust was formed requires that three-fourths in interent of the owners. or thelr legal representatives, of preferred and also of unpreferred certificates, shall be pres- entand voting. For the purpore, therefore. of Insuring quorum, certificate holders are earnestly requested to have transfers made in thelr own names. and to be\preaent at the meeting. efther in nerson or ‘The transfer hooks of the are me bec oa ae Chairman, ay the six. teenth day of October aa ath closed until further nottee. Sm PER CENT INTEREST. FREE OF He aed TE Sy LS Maran jean gps i Re eee Ns it Oe eH sags 18] on or lore October raw Omode rie. VIN NAME, erent fron 1, Henny R, Coxxun, Secretary. EVN TER CENT INVESTMENTS.—KINGR, RICH. Hodwon, “Bergen and Middlosny County Bonds (No). Vor sale by THOM AB NEW/ON, 82 Broad alway. _ T° CAPITALISTS—INSURANCE,—$15.00 REQUIRED, which secures controlling interest and position at large naliy'in coviain ection, adjoining, State.© Secretary, 124 Herald office. eer ae ‘NION DIMES SAVINGS RANI CRN AE ATK RET CORNER oF YARICK. ite 95,009 reosived. Deposit before Oxide draw iat pt from October 1 21 draw Intere: Ansets, $2,285,068 14. BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS AND COMPOUND INTEKEST NOTES. CLOSING NG Prices, New Yorx, Oct. 15, 1366. ee ll Tract, 110575 | 106 (i Mees m1 18} WANTEDION FIRST BOND AND MORTGAGE, $2,300, three story house a: Jot in Brooklyn, for ten “Apely (oC Mo NORTHRUP, counscliorat law, 191 A Ea tel mortgage on jateiare. ‘Addsees Bonus, box 188 Herald $10,000, BES — 1 E WILLS, erie: fa pe ye o in sume to sult. SIMONDS & JENNINGS, Broadway and Thirtieth street. =TO CAPITAL (nTS —THE SUBSCRIBER ‘or, India, rubber_patonts, sad destres to bs seving capitalist, who Ler} invest at least $50,| dential. Address will be strietly confi 8. H., $60,000 8 0 Famthantans ily gino Peres L Court, * 168 East Houston street. $65. 000° laa SUM, ON IMPROVED : A. WOOD, 66 Wall street. 50.000 Leas vo prog a5 ae Tonka Ga rio KLYN TRMAN' & COy 15 Wa in sums to wuit. iy to $275,000 To = ON ROR AEP MORT- nm proper aS ion gage on New aeons and 1,00 on eet property in Weestel - GILMAK, | pity ‘Brondwad, __POLITICAL, Acaerse immanent ei Bat INGEMTABLISHMENT, corner Fulton ond Nee Pt a wand m kD OERMA ee, poy eae —AT 4 Saeco es be sen as aa we will work with all Rf i F's DRICK’S & renee, terweed Twenty soon oTOORAr HRSA. i? third streets HOTOGRAPHS IN OTL, OF ALI. SIZES, FINEST IN the city, and prices to Call at once, 867 Broad: way. [ARBLEIZED 1 Siceeciers IN Maes one do, $1 Nront W600: Wa: oy TN Paintings. fo, Bareaus, Get. and uiiverware, st" ae “ a Sintectith srest, neat Siath avenue, A “\ PARLOR SUIT OF FURNITURE. VELVET, TO be sold cheap. ‘and Fourth avenues, The name of wa tho deers PURNTTORE CARPETS, CrLoTES, EDDIN * and Bedroom BRSDA “S, 508 nad ZIT svwasen street. co taken by EEA saben é AERO, MATTRESSES, BEDD 6 Oy A free. nt SNEDEN & OAMPDRLLS, etreets mene watt | LOTTERIES. cos —PRIZES C. ED, ORDERS RECEIVED mnation ‘TT & Brokers. warranted, deli cheap. hos mane AR jas, an pa fete | and ‘or il parts of Maine ire, ioe island and the eastern counties of Sai he sian 4. Goods 69) to care be ope | jase consianmaenta? seria pack und Bui si) Pb hs g and hair Jali, Glass, ana Silver Ware, ship pe i for pul farges. Sale positive, rain or shine. tioneers. Went sinvecnth commencing at reps. rose: Stati wood 9) Season; Hair Aero eS Eneolgneur's apie eb ing Chatra, Couches, . Bronze Ormolu Clock, Sevres China Vases, Artistic Bronze 7, Oil Paintings by eminent artists, ichest, instrament offered at auction this Music Stand, Stool Cover, rosewood and walnut ae Bedsieads, Wardrobes en suite, style Louis X1Y.; Spring. Mattresses, Blankets, Extens ‘able, Sideboard, Ruby and Crystal Glass Forks, Dinner and’ tea Service, Shell ce Dinner Set, Basement and Kitchen Furnuure. 5: remptory. ¥.15.—Competent persous in attendance pack and remove the goods. Office 29/ Bowery. forte, rit -—SAMUEL WYNN & Statuary, &c., at publicauction ve story brown stone house, 44 ‘eet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale Ui o'clock 5, suj res. marble to} pier, Alantel felvet, Brussels Carpets, Centre Table maguificent rose- ware, Silver Cus ‘Table Cutl by iy LE OF A LARGE STOCK OF DRY by COLE batch nd on Wednesday, at 1015 Selo ost pew tt Myrtle ¢, Brooklyn—Mushns, Linens, Prints, “Merixos.. Delain Flanveis, losiery, Gloves, Shawls, Funcy Goods, and « general assortment, compris) fA stock valued at $10.00. Sale without recerve. Pe thee Vy pteloek, Block and Fixtures of File Manufactory ‘Twenty-third street, two tons Steel, ae ing, Belows, Suatting, Pulleys, every A tee tg tap peice WYNN, bch Bowery, on Wednesday, 17th, 25 Grindstone, 1m Fall particulai orrow. a. ALBERT, ,Autarney for Mortgagee. eee seg on Tuesday, he ground, For atl o'clock, iHeighin, Palisade tt UCTION.. WILLIAM AB! ABBOT, AUCTION FER.—SAL corner of Baltic and Hicks streets, Brooklyn, of seven lorses, all sound and young, ‘fit tor trucks or express wagons, double and single harness, thie day, Uctober 16, to commence AUCTIONEERS, —EXECU- me Waverley, Bergen 16. 186 eyene mil ee old at public auc- by Lots, Hie as above, LA WP hia! A ng de at two o'clock, P. M., on + MARSH, Executor, near coal yard, uth One new one horse Truck, ¥, THEALL, AUCTIONEER. LAT SALESMAN higer4 og bea Carpets, &c.. Ludlow & Co,—Household Furniture, Mir. THEALL & CURTIS will vell, by auction; on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1834, mt 11 o'clock, at No.17 Amity street. between Mercer und Greene streets, all the Furnt &e., contained 1 foxewood Parlor ait in said house, consisting In Suit in eating ap ee Centre and Faney ress ~ ae intel Bedroom Suita, Dai Lie seniteeonse, Feather rs office, No. Bo SOnECe, Av otemmEs. COLLECT! By EDWARD SCHENCK, on nen ep — 17, at mis ee del at aluable ancie Jection ‘will be found HOGU: eae EG F. DE y PACK ALAER, a The above are now on exhibition, eles wil be it reserve. and many gantly framed, K. Corres, al OF! For account of Livert four en damaged hol zort, Partor sulle, Mel ae Sofa tian i irteen Hardware, consisting eer. OF A! ENT Al ¥O. i PAINTINGS. ANP MODERN ‘cole Among them MIGRION, UVERMAN , GANDERWERFF, 60 Liberty street. nt and modern OlPaindsgs iLRANWORK. VELTEN Hoy TARER. DESHAYS, sold without ee peonn rene, ey Orvite bE Tae ET, wot whobs ftomay o'pay storage and yt ve tng’ of anee ficks, Shovel, to be ‘had of the uct EORGE COOK. AUCTIONEER. ASSIGNEE'S BALE OF on SEER Case hata ates a o'clock, at his salesroom, at Atreet,, genteel House: hold Furnitore, including Parlor, imber and Dining- room Furniture, en suite and in lots: Cases, ii HEE FELTMAN, day, at 10% o'clock, at 605 East cok and Fixtures of & Grocery Store. of Groceries, Sale Big 8 suey se Hees oF DENG 0 Pi nae ad faa sounra aaa In TO-MO! W's HERALD. collection of very pay te Rely R. am, AERTS, 4 Re extha e OF BRON KER AC. oN Te BER 1 AT 11 CLOCK, ae Pie, “gee AMES &. ater, AU wore SER RE. JAMES M, MILLE sell at auction, Thursday, sChouse i Madison ay ‘Thirty-sixth and irty-seventh streets, all tne ‘Furniture contained in paid ean Sale to commence at of sale. 2 ia At 10 o'clock A. M. Hare by beat Ra tl cae me AMES JENK aalesrooms: INS, AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL AT THE and Weds by ber is, hes, s salnat marbty ) ina, Dinner sna Reta, plated and cut eaerere, q Tiarorr Feels, Cpatre, Selves ent Beusssle Carpets, 01): f, AUCTIONEER “WEDNESDAY, ats iy bt ee nwa! R ronewood and black walnut Bedstcads —Rellable men im ‘idandetest rchasers at reasonable AUC. worth of first class thusenid Fur- nicer, Fismaforts 1 Painun, (Tuesday), at the per Parlor Suits covered in aon "bronstel of richest description, one Sult covered In Sheets, Counterpanes, Chalrs, Sofas, ciegant seus Guitars, Tureans, Spoons, % % appertaining to 'UBLIC AUCTION AT NAVY YARD. izes and patterns, wont gt Houte, of vario apd pa rom brass furnaces, 0 About 185, A quantity of condemned Wood . For catalogues of sale apply at storeker E} A T's office. OOKER, Navy, Naval Storekee r. _ NaN Yar ard, N York, October 11, 1866. SROKER'S SALE—WEDNESDA P ABELL & INGRATANS aigerouee I Hee ie ye le of Men's ©) Ubis seasol pairs Pants, Vents, se tal BD csi Broadcloth and Cassimere, and a suitable for the season. aven' Hy order of i AWNBROKER'S _SALE.—THIS P MOWTE 00 lela: Sar AWN BROKER'S SALE will sell this day at 1 Ladies’ Clothing, comprising Crape and Wovllen Shawls, Silk and Cloth Cloaks, Rem: nants Silk and Dress Goods. Under Clothing Boois and Shoes, Blankets, Quilts, Sheets, Keds, Bedding, ae. order of R: Simapeon R. FIELD, AUCTION ek, nt 196 Bow fous - at 2 o'clock, at their salesroom: this day, street, cloth, Bareaua, Wardrobes, Wushstands. Tables, Bedsteads, Matiresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Sheets, teland Pier M) and Lace ‘Curt Cutlery, Casters, and China Ware. Stoves, Sewing Machines, &c. SUERIERS SALE. . Cloths, Cassimeres, othing. evr ac. ALTERS. ‘Auctioneer will seli ty day ‘tae ath a quantity ‘of i Jewelry, ri pislatatts Sheriff. Cassimeres, Tweeds, Farmers? aud other dry goods," Sale posit Ww*; relock. xt Hotel, Club and mile this side mp md Poin, ion the he Lease. 8 Pixtu: . gone. tae ong, Fixtures, be,, Sos, ‘url chance for some one ave on reasonable fae at played at end of grounds, Rercostimernte willbe me o'clock. De wers ai invited. The furniture pr stele ‘LE. WOOD, At vi turn e bi Woncer. WM. WATTERS, salesman, < BELLA “DS. & RCo LARGE NUMBER oF is ben STAND AUD BPUGLARDS THE AMERICAN STANDARD | BIL- te and Im ‘Combination Cushions, adopt- ry the grand eouncil of Biltiards, ‘only ‘be bought at GRIFFITH'S extensive factors. 188 Fulton, streets miherery thing connected with the trade; by mail MistCEL ASEOUS, REST NEW SCALES AND LOCKS OF ALL ARIE. | ties, Severald oid Platform Scales in order sale cheap. D. YOUNG, 86 Cortlandt street, weemareems wich and Washingtoa- Kear URE Tos ngs Ay? pm Raced FAILS - where posail Noa inconvenience. Ad- dress for fall ft —... Hall &Co., ‘mation A, Spring street, w York city. TUART'S S¥ROP.—EXTRA SYRUP, OF Fang Se onan OF aN) for sale at the office of asst i TKEL SHIRT COLLAR, ENAMELLED | sNOw- ‘mailed: on BILLON & Rar 78 Nassau aeeen New bee SALE WANTED —waNrED, 4 GOOD SECOND ff Saaraer preset Joes Safe, medion digs Address bor 457 Post office. TAINED GLASS FOR CHURCHES OR Bunton a Go to W. J. HANINGTON'S establish street, a. A. 7.8 Stewart's, Br > STATION RA —J. x. ODUHREDE 1 t 18 PREPARED: Traian Tae of W ieee ‘wbolsente Prices. ‘Apply at the Tite Prod bak pene ore a laricie for cegenire; For tale everywhere: x OBE Reena depo Grand street, New D—A WIND MILL FOR PUMPING WA’ Wrieeata Address bor 1,618 Post office, you wilt. yaxrep—e1cnt OR TEN VATS OF 900 TO 7B gallons capacity. Address box Post office. Suze oF UGUIRIANA. Sm ‘SRVENTH JUDICIAL, Dis. 1, iret Court, Parisa of Peinte Coupe.=0. W. Hulse va & Riker. LB yng Rt AE. RR Lg Rg Be Wy ie tate oe heath a ee soe noe natinty rs have inand to» 7 a MALLS, SOCIAL PARTIES, aC steers can be made on goud terms a or v ndid mansion now at iibert: that ING &U0., No. 9 Twensy-tined ree icbeeniniienebenens As! r ty AME SEVEN “STONISHING, — MADAME MORROW, ar ter, beats the world; in telll ws overvihing over Gnows: £ ‘enter! low Houston tec an TEST soar AND ADAME | BYRON THE GREA Medien) Spiritualist known, stv Fourt is enue. Ladies $1. RE, R. HG oR RAL AND: AND, BeeiNmae vt S ara street ‘ihe Al DISTINGUISHED CL4 aver. nt. Vi aenk theft, nemes, numbers, food tack. « Maat seme ttt In THM ONLY MEDICAL AND. AND ROS ae. West. “cranes bomees Binh ii igo os Mariah eth t ROSA, o "gee Re. eo +4 336 SEVENTH SEVENTH AVENUE = RAY, b 4 marries hihy <3 of Roar Admiral Charles H. Bell, commandant of this station, J will sell at public wuction, at this yard, ope yi (A Mn pail sees, at 12 M., the following, viz:— if Two freienging One vs, Satie, Lotoft Barrels, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander United States 11 oO” ened K, vaniete of other goodg nard, 21 Third JOHN 15 East Brondway, 00 lots unredeemed ledges, consisting of Hall and Winter Goods, Dreuses, Shawls, Cloaks, Velvet und Cloth Sacks, Blankets, Quiluy, Overcoats and Frock Coats, and various ‘other articles too numerous to mention. By order of Solomons, 173 Spring sh. ilk and other dresses, Broche, Oy £60, 1 191 itowery. To-morfow. large npeon. 18L Bow: R. ROLLINS & CO, AUCTIONEERS—WILL, SELL. ty of second hand Foraitare, Garpeias ‘O1l- Chairs, Com! forters, agg 8 Pillow Cases, Sota and Couch Beds, Mane rs, Parlor and Chamber Suite, Damask. ‘tab Glass, Crockery ‘27 East Broad ‘nos. Deputy 5 Also, wire it tim berig” of Monday. 15th), same nd place (from Sherif’s sale eand general assortment of Cloths,. Satins, Liniags, Crimuulngs: we aE ns, a ae WITTERS SELLS THIS DAY, AT 106 jansion, one fever hungeaigh drm Ten a Wagons, Hi bles, and everything ah pices, sti would be @fise ‘Cars. Proasg City at eh tis nid, and 12 o'clock, reurning © AL Billiard Tudles” now ready hi greatly incrcased our facilities. and e man- ae ries pe, operation, abled : vey npr [oes Sy, now onal it clase tables, mali st eel ve nlad~ hand ta tabieg a low Our or clock of me ‘et &e., rhe oat in Le world, OTICE. WE UNDERSTAND THAT PARTIES ARB. tt re bein nde for Sey inferior atieg ae re ; ee te, con here eae crete poe one ‘ull bar yey en free 2 COLLENDEE, 63 to-69 Crosby street