The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. wuss, Oct, 20—6 P.M. ‘The stock market bad a buoyant tone this morning, bat in the afternoon most of the brokers aud speculators left the street and it became dull, while prices yielded sfightly, with the exception of the Northwestern Rail- away shares, which advanced at one time to 64’; under & strong demand, and closed firm at 5335 @ 54. ‘The money market has shown greater eage than on ‘any previous day of the week, and the supply was in ex- cess of the demand to first class houses at four per cent, while the exceptions om miscellaneous collaterals at five per cont were fewer, Some of the leading dealers in government securities are able to borrow at ‘i and 434, which indicates the real abundance of currency at this centre, At the Ist of the present month the circu- lation consisted of $293,032,905 of national bank notes and $554,677,432 of legal tenders, exclusive of State bank notes and $27,029,273 of fractional cur- reney. This large volume of paper money is having its natural effect upon the course of prices on the Stock ixehange, and we are now in the midst of greater mone tary inflation than has ever before been known in this country, the volume of currency being fifty miltions larger than it was atthe beginning of June last year, when the national bank notes in circulation amounted to only $127,772,706, although the legal tender ated $650,160,569. All this is in strong contrast with # Ke note circulation of the country antecedent to the wary which was as under ios the years mentioned :— $195, 747,950 75,822 cise es 149,185,890 2860. 1843. « 58,564,000 - ‘The bank deposits and loans of the entire country in the smo years were as follows: Depoails. $55, 560.000 2 83.081,000 a v1, . 115,104,000 January 1,18 + 127,397,000 January 1, 15 58,168,000 January |. 1s 212,700,000 January 1, 15) 230,851,000 185,982,600 258, 802,000 tock board at ton o'clock Trie sotd at Norihwestorn (gales 9,250 shares) 5134 a 13—pr , Michigan Southern 90. At the first regu- there was a well distributed business trans- New York Central closed 3s higher than at the me time yesterday, Northwestern 23/, Alton and vre Haate \{, Cumberland Coal 1, Erie was 14; lower, Reading 14, Michigan Southern 4, Mimnois Central sy, Cleyoland and Pitisburg 1, Rock Island 1, Northwestern preferred Fort Wayne 1%, Toledo, Wabash and tern 2/(, Chicago and Alton 3, Ohio and Mississippi cortiteates 24, Quicksilver §%, Mariposa nreferred 34, Western Union Telegraph 13g. Government securities were siearly in tone, Coupon five-twenties of 1864 were 4g lower. Seven-thirty motes of the first and eccond series were 3; higher, Missouri sixes were %¢ higher; ‘Tennesses sixes 1g lower, At the one o'clock board the market was nearly steady, although, as usual on Saturday, there were sales by weak holders to realize profits. New York Central sold at 120%, ; Erie $3%¢ (8. 3), Michigan Southern 901, Clev land and Pittsburg 91%, Cleveland and Toledo 119} Reading 1151, Rock Island 107%, Northwestern 53— Fort Wayne 108%, Cumberland 593;, ig, Mmriposa 13!4—preferred 2874, Western Union Telegraph 63%. Subsequently there was an im- proved demand for all the leading railway stocks, and prices advanced, the market at x quarter to six closing firm at the following quotations:— New York Central 1213; a 3, Erie 8234 = 3z, Hudson River 126 a 127, Reading 1153 a 33, Michigan Southern 80% 290, Mlinots Central 126, Cleveland and Pi 9146 9 13, Cleveland aad Toledo 1193; a 120, Rock Island 108%; a, Northwestern 58%; a X— fay 75 wi, Fort Wayne 109% a, Toledo, Wabash and Western 501; 2 51, Ohio and Mismssippi certifjentes 3374 0 5, Cumberland 533 8 59, Quicksilver 56%¢ a 1;, Wentern Union Teiegraph 634 0 %. Compound interest notes wore quoted as under by the dealers ‘te them:—June, 1864, 117 2 4g; July, 118% a %; August, 1160 1; Octo- bor, 116 a 15; December 114.8 3. The gold market was quiet and barely siesdy. The opening price was 147, followed by a decline to 146, and a aubsequent recovery to 146%, The closing price was 146%. The borrowing demand was very light, and joans were made at 1-64 1-82 per cent in favor of the lender, ‘and without interest. The oxport of specie by this day’s steamers aggregated only $66,200, of which the City of Boston took $21,808, tho Europe $34,900 and the Bavaria $9,600. The Ocean Queen from Aspinwal brought $1,433,358 intreasure, The dally range of the market during the week has Leen as under: ‘The foreign exchany aud rates experienced a further advance. on England, «1 sixty days, closed at 109; at three days, market was strong and excited Bankers’ bills 109X a 110; commercial bills 107 a 10834, francs, at sixty daye, Sf. 20c. a Bf, 22350. ; three daye, Of. 173¢¢. a Of, 20c, Mining stocks were active but generally lower than yootorday at the first bourd. Corydon was largely dealt in at $7 a $6 65, La Crosse was firm at $6 a $4 95, and Nye Gold at 56c, These are at present leading the up- ward movement of the Colorado gold shares, At the Juformal meeting of the board in the afternoon the market was strong, and Corydon advanced to $7 20, La Crosse gold at $6 (L 5), ond Quarts Hill at $5 60. The carnines of the leading railways in September were as under: — 1866. 1865. Atlantic and Great Weetern. $526,059 = $40,637 Minois Conrad... . 561,621 789,736 McGregor Wes:orn. .. » _18,472 1 Martetta and ( ncionat.. weve 108, 125, 252 Michigan So. and N, Indiana... 420.191 484,173 Milwaukeo an’ l’rairie du Chicn., 160,980 228,020 Milwaukee and St, Pan! . 275,006 300,841 11,411,046 1,435,286 1,608 795,938 Cluyetand and Pitteburg. apa 217,910 243,413 Chicago aid Necthwestertt Woastern Union . ‘ Chioago and (ret E Chicago and Ry k isianc 884,239 476,061 Michigan Cen ral . ‘The abstract of the receipty aud expenditures of the United State: for the fecal year ending June 30, 1866, precnts o favorable contrast to the estimates of ‘ir, MeCulloch im bis last annual report to Congress. In that he estimated that thore would be a deficiency of $112,104,047 to be provided instead of which there was a surplus of $3° 691,857, ihe close of the first quarter of the fiscal year lett the Treasury with a balance in hand of $67 155,515, and the receipts and expenditures for tho remaining throe quarters were thus estimated by the Secretary :— neces, Ratance in Treasury October 1, 1865, From custom Frog lavas... From \uverual revenus on, + $07,158,516 100,000,000 500,000 175,000,000 2,068,516 For civil service For For For Navy Depar' For interest on p Defcicacy. ‘The actual revenue receipts for the first quarter, ond. ing September 30, 1865, were $162,186,200, while the recoypts from loans and the previous balance in the ‘Treasury swelled the credit side of the account to $410,220,770. The expenditures were §: receipts for the remaining three quarters may be sen by deducting the amount of the returus of the fret quarter from those for the full year, which were as fol- lows — RECEIPTS. From enstome. . From pob From dire From int: From naive . $179,046,030 664,051 Total... cece Xx PRNOrTURERE, Civil, foreign and intyceitancous apg and In . War... Navy... Inverest 188 074,737 WOME czetarodcoverseorenses $518,947,936 Total recoipts,...... 656,089, 195 Total expenditures, 618,347,337 Excess of receipts. «$97,601,807 It ts evident from these Sgaree, whieh show a dis. crepancy between Mr. McCulloch's estimates and the actual returns of nearly $150,000,000, that Lo was a tulse prophet and unable to gaugo the resources of the United States as woll ashe may have managed (he adairs of the NHW YORK err SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1866. State bank of imdinna; yet he has assumed cinee his Promotion (o the Treasury chair an amount of foresight which he has proved himself not to possess, He has spoken and written as if the country were on the verge of ruin and laboring under great prostration, instead of being highly prosperous asit is, He once made a speech at Fort Wayne which alarmed the timid, and he has since persevered in the utterance of similar arguments, bat like the often repeated cry of wolf when there ts no wolf, his words have lost their power, aud people emile at what they before respected, however little they may have been convinced, The Secretary of the Treasury has at the present time no 100re control over the fnan- cial condition and destinies of this country than if he were not Secretary of the Treasury, He cannot move beyond fixed limits with regard to the currency, for Congress has passed an act which limits the reduction of United States motes to ten millions during the six months, not yet expired, following the date of its passage, and thereafter at a rate not exceeding four millions per month, The war expenditures having ceased, he bas little discrotionary power, except as to funding the floating interest bearing debt, and upon his propet management of tuis his reputation mainiy de- pends, ‘Thus far his conduct in this particular has not beea entirely satisfactory, while his transactions affect- ing gold have boen open to serious criticism. One great consoling fact, however, remains; the country is pros- perous beyond the most sanguine expectations, and practical reconstruction is alone wanted to ralize the desires of all, Then we may look for lees onerous taxa- tion and a still higher degree of prosperity, but mean- while the country wil! have to pass through a sea of po- litical troubles, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, et. 20—10:30 A. M. J00 she Cent Coal Co, “.118'¢ 1100 Unton 1154, 900 ib te HL 7, iD ¢ “nie Alton RR Ms 0 Reading atiroad, 800 «do 9000 Tenn 6's, new. kk N Car 6 $400 Missouri ‘os 10000 Sulit “onn 6's, do, io. Too Jooch & do 2m Cleve & 1000 Hud itv2d fp rin Ww ‘ol RR. 50) Cum Coal ret 20 do 10 107 rk Quicy RR 13952 10 Vol, Wad estorn ol en 100 Pits rt a do ff S00 10834 1M Quickaiver Mig 0.. 66% 200 do 2 hig 500 108; 300 Marijcas pret. 9° 400 Alt & Terre ifauie., 44 100 Adains Ex C $100 Marg cin REN pit 4a Ito Spring Mount Goal. & 20 Mil & St Paw 200 Spruce Hill Coal Co 44% 300 achoustou Coal Go. 14, 1800 TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. PutLapenemsa, Oct, 20, 1566, ocks fim, Poorer state tes, Bul, Morris Gann Rallvoad, a) Pista and eadiag Raflroad, old, 14644. it exchat oat New York at par. creda 5 Bi, Bg, & ur fri, Wheat steady: red, Bia $335. Hye advanced to $130 $133. 10,000 bushels mixed Wostern at $109 a, 35, Oats, 58%. a Wc, WI Pinto, 440: ~ Buatvimorr, firm; Corn a white, $1 2 $1 27. Flour aetire; vesib ge be ag barrels at $11 750 $15 tn good a fnipment; wales 3,500. bushels Caande srg ai 93 £5 20) bushels ordinury white Can. ‘do. at $8, and 1,200 bushels 1. Bavieg, drmes “but dull ales abate 7a gl 20 20 $1 pn Borraro, 2-1 P.M. man eu Wheat ae a " 60; wyhite Canaan 83°70 $2 70. sptrecnad i Bras jie 00 chub at $226: amber ands Corn fi Lovee ‘Mo. 2 960, in SG sales 80,000 a a clot ‘second New York Faber 40,000 bushels No. ¥ Chicago to arrive at 2c. aa re rane LenS ae Mee oe gas ors rice about a8 ‘xm ak Recet ¥—7 she last twer ta af ‘ai heat 58 bushels he ra 1 ‘1,998,197 bushels, as fol- ty ay 3 oats 500 bushels, YULLION Reprint MINING COMPANY ‘A fifth dividend of ‘in be paid on 1, instant, to pretty rot Sooerd of October 26, pkg dockholders of Bostou record at 4 Lindall street, aud of New York record at f the Farmers’ Loan and the ofllee o ‘Trust Company, 8 Excbange place, that city ay Fonsi SALES A OUARAN MORTGAGE OF $5,000, ‘$1,000 year! Murti the whole te peld: taterent Will sell at ton per cont off.” Address B., | REAL ESTATE BROKER, F) apl STREET, several sums to loan ww York OANS ON BOND AND MORT [4 in any part of the States of WASHINGTON R. NICHOLS, BAGE TO ANY AMOUNT, ‘ork and Now Jersoy, dgueseion at-Law, 14 Wall atrect, office 35, MEMEUIS, TENN.. COUPONS AND PAST DUR IN. DEBTEDN c88.—By an ordina: by the Board of that thon i and Pan vane va} ptember 25, it wen ordained bende and Coupoas Todetredne of the we, seed ter 6 nes prrtog qe ze yJabterta thin fo $1,000 each. > wing ten per omnt tntepeat and Pato Jn lise ery of Snerinhie secth anton 1s and Coupons, issued and in- a sc ity of Memphis = » ty, Bonds and Crapens past doe. ‘and Lite Rock Iaileoal Coupons past Qharleaton Railroad Coupons past due, iio Railroad Coupons past dur. i Toun., Mississippl and Tennessee Railroad Cou- ‘vane poe rly Toe farther particulars. by mail or otherwise, rll Se Teestve puuctual attention Address P.T. HUGHES, _City Compteolter, Memphis, Ten. ORTGAGE OF $0.00 FOR SALR—FIVE YEARS, T per cant: good city property. improved worth; more than double; no brokers noticad. Address Mortgage, box 130 Herald office. JEW YORK. OCTORER 1, 1866 —PINANCTAL AGENCY AN ‘of the Repudlic of Medica, No, 57 Broadway. Coupors of the THIRTY MILLION oye LOAN due this date, will be pald tn gid, ion, at our JSOUN ¥. SonLiES + oO. ory ICk OF TRU USTE or crepitors AND STO . holders of the Ohio and Missiasippl I. R. Co, (Kast- ern Division.) No. Wats, Sterer, New York, Sept. 24. 1966. NOTICE —A special meeting A L 4 bolders of certificates: issued by this Trust will be held jhe office of the Trustees, SB Wall «treet, New York, on TI mpeaay. the first day of No. vember next. at noon, to ip ado plan f fort te » Feorganization pany. of the Ohio and Wiswissi To set upon thie, tmnor set qiatn, "ilve agreement un- der which the Trost tires that three-fourths is interest of the owners. OF or thelr oat representatives, of preferred and also of unpreferred cortificates, shall be pres and voting. For the purpose, therefore, of Inaurin orum, certificate holders are earnestly requested to have ranafers made in their own names, and to be present at the meeting. etther in person or by proxy. The transfer books of the Trust will be closed on the six teenth day of October next, at two o'clock P. M.. and remain closed until further notice: | Ry order of the rrastess ALLAN CAMPR! Chairman FPIOR THE TRUSTERS OF EDITORS A Swekholdera of the Oblo and Mississippi Railroad Compony (Raatern Division), #8 Wall street, New York, ( tober 19. 1886, To Houpens oF Trustees’ Cenriricares:—To enable all t tes, ihe Trane ue open anti one who have not transferred their certi Positively remain closed wnt! iter th mbneh tt Ie onrneatly requested of cert to have transfers made. in thelr own names, and to be prese oe at the meeting of November 1, either iu person or by By order of the Trustees ALLAN CAMPRELT ANTED—A LOAN, ON BOND. AND Rontg AGE, Of fing Farm of 117 eres, at Somerville. NJ. ABS Hy WoC. B. BRIFH & O0., tom No. 7, 113 Brosdway Chairman, $16 000 TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTOAGR, in sume to wait, to POTTER BRE ees a B LAMY, 0. 3 Pine stteety up stairs ae wor | $65.0 Tedeaa pare M, ON IMPROVED $100.000 $100,000,%8 1. WOOD, A Wal stroet $150.0 000 ev LOAN-ON ROND AND MORT. a Mone. ine wt WANTED—ON PRODUCTIVE REAL eatate in this city. (No brokers aced sp gage. Apply box 183 Herald office. To LOAN, “ON BOX. vay room in one of more sume, on real estate in thie city. On NF. CONREY, 2 Wall st., + foom 12. 200. 0 0 TO LOAN, AT ws, 2A ‘pap oN iy property jouble. several $200: 000 % nrc. FERGUSON. No. e.reet, room jl, $275.00 00 ear 0 ) TO TOay ON BOND AND MORTGAGE; ssi: 00 et gepicaions wanted ee. way, room Ne. 6. ND AND MORT- r AnD MouT, | 47 & 0O0., 00m HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A™ OUSE, MODERN . A A aps pronas ran iine ae ifth and Bix ‘avenues, not above Thir- Snes, ox 1700 Fock oftos. oe . TAMILY Or FIVE ADULTS WANT TO HIRE £ furnished ished second Floor in oF an Avent week. House unfural narbeee, within five “blocks of Third © ber and Address Markel t, 227 Third avenue for one GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH TWO OR THREE Sixth streets and ‘Lexington and Binth avenues ae ot ubove $20 per week. Address jerald ollie, Dens i anc a Pa ly by letter, with al elgron, No, 29 Sumini Brooklyn WELT, FURNISHED, HOUSE, MEDIUM SIZR, L101, for # first class small family. 968 Broadway. near Twenty-third street A MARGE ROOM, WITH PANTRY, WANTED—BY A eaten ita peisais toca, Tordunna oreteers wise. Address R.M., naming price and location, box 28t Herala ostice, or three days. A™, NAVING HOUSES, ROOMS OR FLOORS TO Lit please call at HOLMAN'S Real Estate Office, 1, Broadway, ‘corner of Thirty-seveuth A. BROADWAY STORE TO Ler x8 PERT RENT 00. Apply to F. P. PERKINS & BROTHER, 727 iiroudware “sing 4 A ) GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TO HIRE, WITIL one family, four unfurnished Rooms, for housekeep- ing, located below Thirtieth street, Address Adams & 953 Broadway. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT THREE OR FOUR furnished Rooms, not above third floor, on the east 'd not above Thirticth street; rent not to exceed $20 0 Address, with ail particulars, Anders, box 121 Herald Possession Nov. 1. rk ADAMS. &0o., nu oflice. OWN, TOWN.—UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED ousekeeping; three or more, below Fourteenth ote and wite, Address United States Claim row jour houseke ate than they need, on second or third floor. changed and torus must be moderate, “Address C. B.A., COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ng wanted. in a private family having more Roferences ex- box VURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—IN A GOOD LOCA- tion, for a small, strictly private faraiiy, wich frst class refereneés, Address’ Benjamin, box 140 Herald ollive, 305 Vout olf WISH TO RENT A SMALL, NEATLY FURNISHED Dweiling House, in New York or vicinity. for the winter or longer; rice $40) to $1,500; syvall, 1 amily. reference. Might buy, from $7, Wd stating how fur froin ‘Wall str: box 6,464 Post office, R® S| WANTED—FURNISHED, SUITAY sekecping for a gentleman and wire; g modations, Address, stating price, locality, &., J 1,712 New York Post office. Hest dress, particulars, $ oth ANTED. FA Youn eo or four rooms, unfurnish Location west of Broadway'and not above Twe Address, stating terms, J. G. 8., box 3,005 Post ofl Rooms WANTED-SUITABLE FOR A PHOTOGRAPH aallery Also two to four Rooms, for housekeeping, in Address G. D. New York or Brooks a, W., box 165 1H MO. PARTIES “GIVING ve..3 \USERKEEPTD Wanted to rent, Fs small House; turnfture, tf for sale and reasonable, would "be bought. Address 8. 'C. M., box 143 Post office, New York. ‘or a family or two, 0 PHOTOGRAPHERS,—A FERROETYPE gal LERY wanted, Address, stating location, A. It. M., box 239 Herald office, WO OF THREE, FORNISHED ROOMS WANTED—BY ntleanan and hie wife, in u respectable locality: price Rot to exnced $00 h. References exchanged. dress A. F. 8., box ne OST Ne New York Post office, fPWO OR THREE ROOMS WANTED—FURNISHE suitable for housokeeping for a gentleman and wile Goad accommodations, Address, stating price, locality, 0.5 box,J.712 New York Host office. ANTED—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS on. the firal or second floor, for x dentist, beuween th and Twenty-fourth sieotn, the vicinity of Addi ‘ANTED—A BASEMENT OR LOFT. ABOUT boxtoo, yer, doring hoa bn tie viciatty of Browdway and Broome street, 4G. F. YOUNGMAN, 490 reese. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPO! Fey | 1d atrict te fi in au te ay parti iy ons ce Feria between now and lat of Decem- will be iaund tbe premises ress box 2,673 Post ofice FOR A Nevige wing Erte ee Tiers: rat Ea aay Mg ter tires ANTRD—TWO ROOMS. AND Two OR THRE | Ina WA Setrooun furniehed. wa and am table for two or three and very quict grown |e Teut from $0 to $50. Addrese PC. ‘whloh $280 p W4XIED—A DISTILLERY, IN, THIS, CITY OR twen' Wer day. Paddroes, ating place | ame bor 119 Herald office. . th? Lynn rine ae nin taking & tod elegant ¥ sual fain: ‘also parlor Floor, three of four Kkooms, moderete torms, G: BISHOP, Of Liberty stevct.” HOUSE SITUATED BE- tagion "aad fe gh A peg ‘Fan ter menth, payable menthiy in advance: ejay ema ‘Address, DRY ‘ inn To iB ram ’ MBROTDERIRS. HANDKEROUIERS, MUST, BE BALMORAL, 70 Clos HOSTERY, BUSINESS. RInpows, STORE TO LRT, VELVETS, HOOK FLOWERS. AND FExrones | we YEA’ EAS asi CA VOB > ALL, OOLORS, AND, BLACK, LARGE LOT SHE VELVETS, le, 10 2c PIG ANOTHER LOT RILK VELVETS, Ste to 00 FICE. EXYRA RICH SILK VELVETS, oe my "SOLD. 100,000 YARDS SILK VELVET Trae. QIMPS, RRAIDS, &c., &e. thiMMiNas WORTH! Gc,, at Ie. ‘TRIMMING rr Wo! ots TRIMMIN} MiNag Wo tH = te al TRIMMEL WORTH 50c., TONS. BU RICH VELVET, SILK, AND FANCY BUT TON. BUTTONS WORTH 12). DOZEN, at Sc. BUTTONS WORTH 2c, DOZEN, BUTTONS WORTH Gc. DOZEN, at 10c. RIBBONS, fans YARDS OF RIBBONS, EVERY KIND, te, Png me 5,000 FF HATES, se on 0.000 BEALS LOWERS, WHITE AND BLACK TRIMMING LACES, BLAGK SILK LAOE VEILS, 60. uo QUALITY RUFFLINGS, 6c. 18 OF SOILED NEEDLEW' ORK. LOTS OF BANDS, bere, Ibe., me. ENTS’, MISSES' AND BOYS’, ne LADIES", HVBRY STYLE AND QUALITY, PROM 46, to Lor LINEN vrowens guar. LMOBAL SELRTS, VERY CHEAP, $3. CLOSING OUT REGARDLESS OF COST. ALRXANDRE EMPRESS ALL, . NEW Pal PATE, COLORS, ALL NEW ATL. colons, LADIES? BT Ors OF CLOTH GLOVES, GLOVES FROM lic. UP FROM 6c. UP. 60,000 PAIRS HOSIERY. LADIES’ HOSE, ag bo » GENTS" HALF THOSE, ee ro CHILDRENS TEANOY WOOL, HOSE, 6e. a ord PAIRS LEGGING, 25e. HEAVY MERINO OSE, EXTRA HEAVY. rene He HORE, 180. PADIS! ALL WOOL, HOSE, %:. LOTS 0! NTS or VELVET. TRIMMINGS, RIB BEST PINS, Be. TAeee: BEST NEEDLES, 3c. P HOOKS AND EYES, Ic, a KD: BrOOL SILKS, ‘te. SPOOL. CLARK'S BEST 200. YARD OOTT WOOLLEN HOODS AND SONTAGS, ALL OUR HATS AND OMERS CLOSLNG OUT. IN THE FANCY GOODS DEPAR TMENT UANTITIES ARE a ti PE CEL ACRE: CHAINS, NS, ORNAM 8, at URUSHES ‘COMBS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, WHICH YOU' CAN BUY AT YOUR OWN 1.000 FINK ATR NETS, AT fo, LOTS OF TAS: BELTS, CORDS AND FANCY WITH QUANTITIES OF OTHER GOODS TOO iOUs TO MENTION, NZRY, 321 AND 233 Elgin AVENOE, FIRST. AND WEN STREETS, TSMILLIE & €O,'S, 763 BROADW, ETWEEN EIGHTIL AND NEXTH STREETS, Have jan recelved and vei offer for ale, on M OCTOBKR 2%. 450 pieces RICH conoRe SILK VELOURS FRENCH POPLINS, per yard, Inall the latest PARIS STADEA, Which wilt be found auperior to nny yet offered in this coun. try: and ladies wilt find tt to their advantage to examine thietn before purchasing elsewhere, L80. a larga ane soa niger Us all the most de. sitable! fabricn for th th PLAIN and FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, which will not be Tound ia Kay olser house in Ainorica, ea teey are'all of this. season's impo} and manufacture. SMILLIE £'00., between Eighth and Moth streets. aLL 00. i ALL “, x an ‘HITE FLANNELS, ee FORMER PE PRICE, 4c. IGE: we FINE and WIDE FLAN. 85 NOR FORMER JX} owl He. JEAVY CANTON FLANNELS, 25c., 28c. and ‘These Flannels are just in from auction. ALSO BIG LOTS M beam cs ae oh DB, &c ” sBEt) 132s aT wi HOLESAL PRICES. INE Ml iN vu Aree PRICE, 2e. eer rive fl’ and dena And FOSTER ee ee Bloookar stroet. . STEWART @ CO. RB 5 . "will ofer, on Monday, October 22, 1n dddition to their aire SXMISSERE. ‘TON AND VELVET ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSS! AT $1 5c. PER YARD; AN EXTRA QUALITY IN NEWT DESIGNS OF BODY ‘Broadway aud Tenth street. h at, T. STEWART & CO. .« Will offer, on Mor m October 22, PARIS MADE EACH, OM _$100 To $125. Broadway and Tenth street. VALUE! armapat A FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, fow Rooms, say three, ¢ Unfurnished, below Tuieth street, in a respectable bh References. Address B.C. M., box 156 Herald oflce. Wapato ROOMS, FURNISHED, FOR pose. A ote Gencleman and wife; terms to be ANTED—BY A LADY WITHOUT INCUMBRANCES, Furnished House, where board will ba taken (or th a i. Unexooptionabie references given. -B. m1 ANTED—A SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR ‘a smal! private family. Address, with location and rent, Cl box Post office. ANTED—FROM NOVEMBER 1, IN A CENTRAL Address b for a family fetta: rent Bip faonth. Nddreon By of of adults: res 1 ‘a West Phirty-cighth sivect. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, FUR- ished nta, in acentral tocation, for house- apartme: Lia? Phy ered once location and all particu Warten, Ly | EDIATELY—FURNISHED AND UN. tarnished Hi ies louses in central nadie tenants, WOOD & + Real Estate Agen’ 08 Broa roadway. ARTRD IMMEDIATELY A WELL FURNIMHED ne a iy * nee ae Hon ge setae to demrable private wil eeeteee! an ©: Orbitant Font may address box 8.098 Post fi WANTED, 70 HIRESA LARGE BRICK BUILDING on led wuituable for manafacturing: purposes, . Address, stating reat situation, must be well lighied Pianos, Herald NTED TO RENT—STORE, AND BASEMENT, OR A whole Building, on Broadway, bewren Duane al streets, or in some adjoning street, between Br y and Chureh. iret (West), Rent it for store and basem Not to exceed $7,00. Address A. B.C. 7—FLOUR $10—PROPLE’S COAL AND FL ik o Broadway, Coal and flour sold at, wholesale Pitces. Send orders imiuediately, besore prices advance, YORD AND KINDI ING WOOP—SUCH AS PINE, OAK J and hickory, of the very beat quality, at the lowest market prices, at the Empire wood depot, %3 Eas, Twenty arth street, om Taird avenue, Ore , OF THE Best QUALITY, DELIVERED IMME. J diaialy, AAppIY a the coat ‘and’ coke oe, diy Third avenue, | near F nth street, BAS. H. CUTIER, LOAN OFFICES. e Tostornr JIDERALLY, ADVANCED ON Dta. MONDS, WATCILES, WELRY, ae. OR THE diue BOUGHT AT THE pitti RATES. ALSO PAWNBROKERS TICKETS Bt HT FOR DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELKY, ae. wt: Bleecker atrect up stairs. DVANCES MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW- elry, Dry Goods and Personal Property of every de- soription. J. A. JACKSUN, 111 Grand streot, two loors west roadway. CLOTHING. 7 50 BAST TWELYTE STREET. NEAR J BROADWAY, A, L, CASHBERG pays ihe, ghost Broadway prices for a 4 Gentlemen” jothing. Ladies waited upon by Mra. Cashverg. 19.00 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING A he undersigned hee ust argved. from Woat and would respectfu dios and pontemen oc New York sand vicioyy, that he bo will Pay, the highest price for ladies’ and) gentienan's nal Of Hot jothing. Orders directed Josey Chathath streot, will be a chan liesded it th Ladies will — ee be waited upon by Mrs. May. TY: THIRD AVENUE, NBAR T will pay the highest bs for lad pes yeti Futnitre Beduiog, Oar. ‘lied on by fume, Drders by mail GREAT DEMAND FOR LADIRS' ASD GENTLE. men's cast of Wearing Apparel, Carpéta. Furnicure, de. for Southern market jot | guarantes to nt wore than wn; ner dealer. Please call on r. or Mre HHA nis, 164 Sevedth avenue, be- tween Twenty-first and Twenty.second streets JBNTLENR RAS WILL BUY ANY qpaxtiry or New and Left Om Ciothing for the Western market, © at at the store or address Thomas 1). Comroy, 601 Peari streat, between Contre and Chatham. — —— ADIES AND Mg Be Pl THE UT- most value for east of 1. Furnttare, ROSENTHAL ite: Jewel a. trndd c., Uy calltng on oF, to oy ‘burs’ Woepathak ‘scaee street T,ATEWART & CO. th Asscuarhaan ne CARD. ‘9 wish to call the attention of our up town customers to the ONLY store we have in Kighth avenue, near Eighteenth street, [tis un the management of the same the business ts conducted on the same fair system that han made our Bleecker street store the resort of the uelgh- bortiood for cheap auction goods, SEE ADVERTISEMENT ELSEWHERE. FOSTER BROTHERS, 473 Bleecker street, and FOSTER BROTHERS, 167 kighth av, near Eighteenth st. At BLUXOME'S, bad STYLES STYLES NE 9 ad ALL STYLES eet MING s, BUGLE GIM! BUGLE OA pons UGLE ORNAM NEW MILLI FLOWERS, KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES, At J. BLUXOME'S, 1,107 Broadway LPACAS, CLOT! AND CASSI CASSIMERES DECLINING TN paloms, We offer thts gg | og auction the following Alpacas at IT. Well worth 50¢., 70e. and 8c. ‘Cussimeres, 50c., 62}y0., 75e. Worth \t 8c. yard more. we enformes pie $8 % Reaver Cloths, Former price, 4.00 Beaver Cloth, price; 5.00 These are the cheapes wwe et red. POSTER. RO, Elghth: ue, near Eighteenth street; and FOSTER Bhostar a7 Bisocker street. NE eee opposi ator plage, Thfan’ rai Fobea, Children's ‘and Suita, Figaro Cont Sacks, an! 0 lankets, Bibs, SM ivntace, Aproan, Corsets, Spencers, &e.. Ladiew Undergarments, Ladies’ sn, elation. and Misses’ Sets. stock of Embrotder nitials and Coats of Arms embroidered on ay rch. a en and Bed Clothes, Stamping. at hese every kinds, is WHOLESALE AND RETATL. T THE CHEAPEST AND ST EMBROIDERY stores In the ott 2 Fourth ree Twer second and Twenty third atreeta, 5-4 ttt crear street, linens, ning, wh od toorder. Stamping, sain nod Ebwanps an va Fourth avenin Brneang IN PLAIN AND CORDED SILKS; in COLORED paucoe vauyars hed SATINS w shades, suitabl nicl Dinas AND Che cr OAKS. Broad: 7 tI LAN RRSP DUANE ChRM KNT OUR cHEar TS 20} OUR PRI SPILL, OOF Corry +) “ we s ALE Woot! it th iniren, Hatin % rs oan ARR ee ie AT WE ARE UOING TO ROSE OKING Tit re ROAINS WORTH ‘aaearre™ Avert ox Frices, rth BT 90. ns Pears rae We Oe ef an BLUSH, ald _RIGHTIL AVEN AVENT UR, NEAR NTY RECOND ST. Bee Beak are ure Bite BD TUCRED. AND THE an Ha as only gemuine in the olty, at ex No connactinn whatever Wo buy largely at auction for cash, which gives us the over houses wi fan lines ihlrting and Sheeting, omenine, Linens, i Plunnels, kets, Curtain Laces and ‘everything connected with this HorseRy J AND UNDERGARMENTS. We hin Soe @ full assortment of raat and Under- gfavery aa ! 3 SFee: Kid Gloves: ta light anf dar colors: ante « as our celebrated $1.35 ladies’ Kid gloves. Ph have now an e stock of Trimmin juttons Brashe: ‘ol Nets i BRONALDSON & corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. CAB? ETS—CARPETS.—1 HAVE JUST OPENED ONE / of the largest and b best selected assortments of nglisle Brussels, Three-p! ply and power loom Ingrain Carpets Over offered for sale in hia elt. ‘atthe lowest prices for cask. ‘The stock of Parior, Dining and Bedroom Furniture defies compe tition for quality ant Co of woe pee in the Union, All goods warrantod; delive free of charge. Masmmoth Wareroom 7 and ait Thintys ANN atreet: corner of H. 0, FARRELL. aera THIKhE bales, 100 pieces, AME dain ; pra t water on the ‘voyase of linportation, ‘will be old ehew CO ipartake re aR ons NEW STOR! #1 BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWELFTM STREET. Several eases of French Vale Paris coutille Corsets, elegant sha; Handsome Belmoral Skirts. new atyles, hall walking Skirts aud Gabrielle Trin Skirts, 1,ladiew gud aliesen" Corve's and Skirts in ondiess varictios, 10 suit al mares. Mrs, Gaynor, importing her own goods direct, and of ber own election in Parla, ladies may be xure of superior At very reasonable prices, Mrs, Gaynor personal fends at this upper store, where orders remade with pees Br 65 Broadway, near ite brent viway. corner of Twelfih sireety aud oth hn re CLOTHIERS, 285 BRO, pt of w further supply of those $25 fo acceptable to their patrons. to his old patrons greeting. WAY: | Dadar end & CO. now in ree Which hove prov W. td ARK, s pF ‘OT FOR KID GLOVES. FPP KING & BROTHER, 727 BROADWAY, CORNER OF WAVERLEY PLACE “JOUVIN, “BAJOU AND. ELE, KID GLOVES IN EVERY COLO ‘The celebrated SDUCHESSE® Kid Clove at $1 25 per pairs avery fine glove. _Ludies' furnishing Goods of every description NOVERNME QUILTS, SHEET nai Mattresse ‘Also an exten French Meri . Alpacas, Paramattas, elaines, Lin Sutluets,’ Domestics, &:. All Purchased at ré « Cloths, ' Cassimeres. The attention of Boarding House Keep Py ig upove, witich are selling at u great Reduction iia J by ALLIAM ATE 8, 64 Catherine Street, Pal OLDEN SUC HAVE NOW OP (Or LISGREL 1 N PLACE, YO A, MALL WEIR FALL. MPO rtaTIONS FLEURS AP AS: ORAL LS, AND A LARGE ReeoterM im RICH JET’ AND oY IDS, SELECTED FROM tne First SIN PARIS, NDIA CAMEL'S HAIR sprdinary to the finest qualities ever aoa cod, . RUSSELL, 282 Wooster st., third door below Amity. AMES A. HE, RN & & Sox Have | Now OPEN Be rhe SLOAKS, CLOAKS irown manutacte IN vELVER, SILK AND ‘ULorn. WHITE POINT LA LACE SHAWLS ‘Prom $100 to $660, BLACK meAD fen SHAWLS (0 son, Also, ELEC wioaxe FARNTESLouKan. Sera nua} math up to URDER. re piigtinuakinu pean ‘DEPARTMENT, AMT ad guaran ated tisfaation, of orders tntru: BRIDAL, role Mage BE AND sale DRESSES: MRIDAL ouTrITS worl made ok made to order. 1% BROADWAY, above Ninth street. (JAMES 4. HEARN & SON HAVE NOW OFEN stern MOIRE A! june, in nil shades. eee St Suk in all shades aud various qualtues, in- a oe fone neat made, BLACK SILKS. of the manufacture of BONNET and other celebrated inakers. LYONS BLACK VELVETS, 32 INCHES and from #10 8330 yard. HALF wide, 10 "ANCY STRIPED SILK: i oe J ANOT Bas 80. ” 775 BROADWAY, above Ninth street. IN ALL THE NEW SHADER ANTIQEE, LKR, in all the, popula ulate, te oes mal the meat r prices, ARI eae Fancy CHEC! Ane PLAID SILKS, Rest importers, Hy 45 to land. We guarantee”. RI OM SILK. vom a ILLIE & CO., Between Righth : aud Nine ‘ave. TILL GREATER SACRIFICE. domeatic' yoods of all styles iredrencet pelea 0 per cent, We will continue to sell atthe came BRST DELAIN! items, 26. werrneit: ILAINES, ali new patterns, SPRAGUE, PACIPIC and AMOSKEAG PRINTS, Le. 64 Good yard wide Muslin, 16 1H. ah, Bec, aM Wamsu shin, 873¢0. ‘Other houses charge @e. Tn Blankets aud Vlannels we are offering decided Tits any other pupular, atylow of much below jof- bers’ prices, —-M. ROKERTS, J x 10, 181 Righth ar. PECIAL NOTICE. “We beg to inform our customers and the public that weare, now prey rept otler for their inspection (whether they want lo not! OvR, aut HL IMFORTATIONS OF Coapietae of cee y vaeiety of the 1 at Elegant ,\Geods an@ Newest Shapes that Paris can prod a Belug the largest importer of tl ese goods in the Gaited tales, Wo are prepared (o sel! them ER DW PRICES. Also misses’ Corsets and Skirts, Goisets and Skirts made order, GAY ‘NOR, IMPORTER AN. eh Ia gd between as the time: areapparenl out o: joint, we are ve stock o! d} je Garment ce every respect t great inducements to Winter wear, W. T. Jansing to is old friends g {8 BROADWAY, W MRS. MULCHINOCK’S, tment of Paris Millivery jad be found an elegant ass A‘ t HAS JUst olties in Ladies’ Drews Flowers, Featherss J UST RECEIV. A CASE OF FRENCH TELN ROUND HATS. WILL BE ON EXIIBITION MONDAY, 23D INST. These consist of the very latest Parisian novelties, al dias shang shayes bathcietes furs Tadlon, Milese at Oath dren, not yet introduced Into this ma-ket. ‘Day city milliner admitted to our show rooms a curing the coming week, AS. db: HIGGINE & CO., Thou Fourtocuth surest. 2 aesortmeny presely for her customers ‘ne in Dressmaking and Tag y Articles, Ladies’ own mate last steamers, also new ene, Frenet MME, SELOVER HAS Now OW HAND % of Millinery of the latest Parisian iyleas 68 at moderato prices, i Broadway wud 211 xixth avenue, WATE, RALUANGS having just received a large tmpor- AB aving just received a tation of Paris Bonnet nue ler usual, Winer epee ingfor THURSDAY NX», OCTOBE! Is CANAL SIRE ‘ MEDICAL ADAME lye egrar TEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. male ‘com- A Fd ra ny can be ‘consulted on all fe plaints, “Pleasant rooms for ladies who desire. good and medical attendance. At ONOR.—ELECTRICITY FORITIVRLY: Pye tenn st coce without pain or exporure, a free. Dr. esas: wThied planer Paes PROFESSOR OF ranlecs uM. MN. A AaPRE Se in all canoe at one aoe ew, oF by medicines sens By 1K ie WOMAN'S PRILV. wat MEDICALs Dr. A. MN. MAUR protects ee", Jady from PS opanwrt nme and feapenises, Pree 129 EAberty street. sent by wall, AT ONE INTERVIEW. WITH OR WITHOUT ne for men: married ladies, from dame RE! LL. Bractice), 64 West Weat b Thirty sfousth street, ¢ DVICE os MARRIED 1. LADIES. 1S MADAME TELL'S ieee OF Hoc. Be titer Se never fai hm oe fourth avon fa eh anm —DR. 0 ag etl ee ee TO THE PRIVATE Saati ‘medical’ vdendanca. Ail female com- LL, UNPORTUNATES ¢ vente DR. KENNEDY, uaranteed remedies, him perros, yk Professor of Migwitery Canine yes ane eee i pe Ma favigorstors.® All boure. eps op eee er FOR MARRIED teed effects auns A. HEARN as <p Jin assortment of OURNING GOODE they have ‘have ever ‘adored. EMP! Sood “CRATES Alpaca erectal ATTR. << aes ey ACTION RPLENDID QUALITY BLACK EMPRESS To, which cost over “5100 to import. TRIBE FO BOMBARE BIARRITZ, BOM! RINGS, They will offer on Me ney w ote on THR! afi*?, ASRS BLACK ALPACAS, purchased much below Cyt coat ofa portation, which will 178 BROADWAY, above Niath strect, JAMES A. HEARN & SON H HAVE NOW OPEN PIM'S IRISH POPLINS in ail colors, and Black LUPIN'S EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOS, PLAID FRENCH POPLINS, BROCHE SHAWLS—LONG AND SQUARE. ae a veriey of last Priday, seed ae oy fond ae, COST OF ays OADWAY, sb above NINTH STREET. Lots AUCTIO! Jom gamer ag faxcixas. , SHADES, OILCLOTHS, ae. Wind i ccoae ss Ld : per Fair, 00 ‘large ed, very ai9g a Poe ee roy RECEL Maer abd ‘LL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE. ty ioods; alee from , ance a J any J ed at «clot Me iz - co. = peenre. AVENU! er om Moiaday, Oct. 2 gg LF oa the seen steer "PLAID AND ¥IGURED POPLINS, cu Ryo yoy all the choice shades GALA pai RENCH EMPRESS C! a vRENC V, ‘ris oar pa FARAmnizas, ASHMFHTS de. fe, se wid ight ay. er street, o* PRICi K, SMALL PROFITS, Dry Goods for the Milition. BLANKETS! ; BLANKETS |! BLANKETS |! QUICK RETURNS. Blankets at $2 BED COMPORTABLES | Bed Comfortables ee. Table ye} = d cents. Diaper, Grace anne, "only YD conta Heavy Sha r Flannela, only 27% cents ritled Flannel oniy 31 cents only 7 ceata, 15 Carmine Breet, Corner Bleecker. BED COMPORTA ty Shirts and egg All other Goods eae HEA’ - ILLIE & CO, ws 27 Ameen veRiTte PERRET, ae guiats axp Cons oarson's, TRE LaRaest “Aub, rh ASSORTMENT Gaxxor, YMPORTER AND WANCEACTURER, between Eighth and Ninth streets, No coasection whatbier with aap ttaes ‘store nine city. Sites oe CF nod Oct. 23, the most extensive AnD LYONS a: IN TAD, Bs, 00, 181 Bighth arenne. P shed OPENED THE MOST ns BASg CRS, JACKE’ teEt aod tube RB HUNTER CAN OURE "WORST CASES OF ORR- tain diseases, without moreury, in shorter time than aay ajner Pyuician, ono pay taken. 0. $ Division street, slaew et i DR. KENNEDY. 1% ELM STREET. HB i heueveatest cree Gnown of certain teoamene uferers "irom tmpaired I's OURAN "Bos tom DISEASES COM. sult Dr. iN. interview ts quite suictent, ADIES CAN ALWAYS RELY ON DR, POWERS? unfailing French Periodical Drops and Pilis; eortalm cure; one int RS. OW, HL MAXW FEMALE PHYSIK ot hamiong win medicine 6 Greene Fg -ADAME, Fences EEE AL. PHYSICIAN—COM- tortable Room: sickness, and their infants adopted out, ‘ Ta Gresntwite Heveoe SS DR. A. ROSCABERG FOR CER- diseases. both sexes; cure without fail, Office 66 Ladiow street, til eae eA SAVED BY DR, KENNEDY. Apply to W. i. theses et FIRST CLASS J COMPOSITOR ¥ WANTED_—at Ax No. 3 William aot se: Deri JSHERS WANTED.—6 OR § GOOD BURNISHERS can bave constant ton Pry todd ware, at 53 Maiden lane, GEO. . PEASE. OOPERS—A FEW GOOD FLOUK BARRET, TRIM- mera can get sieady work at M.& E. Connelly's, 346 est: ‘Mh street. ISTILLER WANTED—TO ss ae, CURPRAL LEW Only those whe York, to conduct » | nt thoroughly understand their Buse will address, with re. foroncss and expe as to salary, Distiller, He | Been -WANTED, BY A MARRIED MAN (XO family), @ situation to eT en g seg and machinery: is competent to dn goneral rat clase tertimontals. as t0 ca ° rao a capatir Honesty and Sobriety; ‘orn i vy ho Tras rend for ten daye Hogioenr, eft 21," New “ity NGINRE WANTED. —A NIGHT ENGINEER ror A ove whe | ts aonb are id steady. Apply ay. DAPER MAKERS.—WANTED, AN A ASSIRTANT SUPER. er Riandeet of &, paper mill for day and night ow frat class, capable mau hiberal ‘wages wilt ‘ourdrinier . er ¥ rear eh nier machine tender. Chainbers at., New Y bi gf ry ry EXPERIENCED ) OPERA- Phot, woe ua ‘ ju & respectable place. Addrese oO GILDERS WANTED— GOUPILL'S, ty Broadway. 4 Wise AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAPTAMAN nip at Fefereuces required, Apply to Keuwick & Herald oftice. WAXTED—4 JOBBING JRWELLER, ONE THAT CAM repairi steady hand 4 wages coinage wee tei fen i ohgtroa or or call on Een ad = 18 ACCUSTOMED To WANTED SA TAILOR, OCulvan 4 Orelg, 71 Beoad- way, corner of Mh st. Ly Le gi hn aged WAsTEona MAN yao! HA! to gee: seeiaees mates ‘i ANTED—BY, A, none. 4 youNe MANA a ian OF cone and ++ sepa Ce a WA Erie on FOUR Goo PE, Teor >» TIN. juagrove, 160 West dist . {Ay ANTED—A GOOD WATOHMARE. GooDp ) WAGES WAinoos *t ~ Sgsrcue employment, at 82 Grand st., Willlame- burg, by Pe Win wes FIRST CLASS pat PRINTE) 4 wom msi shai aatnaamatan Ustnetae SUISSE, ty to) on VER, « cies musto. orth ah nis