The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1866, Page 3

2 FINANCIAL _AND COMMERCIAL. ixpay, Nov. 4, 1866, There was increased speculative activity in the rail- way sbare market last week, the volume of business being enormous and the dealings attended with great ‘At intervals the rush to bay was fully equal to any similar scenes incident to former specula- tive periods on the Stock Exchange, and the temper of the street was never more decidedly bullish, The tran- actions were on the whole well distributed, but special altention was directed to Ere aud the Northwestern shares, which fluctuated somewhat widely, The former rose to 86 vader a strong demand, but finslly closed at 64 & %, while the latter ranged from 57 to 63, closing at 59% a Jy. The preferred stock was in good demand and rose at one time to 82, the iv. ference on the part of the public being that it is reia- tively cheaper than the common stock. The common stock is, however, the speculative favorite, especially with Western mon, some of whom argue in favor of a closer permanent approximation in value of the two clasves as in the case of Erie, This, however, can only be justitied on the assumption that the company will be | able to pay dividends on both, a prospect to which thy present large earnings of the road ultimately point. With respect to Erie, its firmness in the London market at about 613¢ in gold is not witbout induence in inspiring confidence in the stock on this side, The earnings of all the principal railroads are on such @large scale that the attention of the public is boing turned to them more than ever betore as investmunts, and particularly to the main lines extending from this centre Westward. The reopening of the Youth has already added largoly to the raliway traffic of the country, and in proportion to the revival of prosperity im the South railway gains from this source will increase, The completion of the Pacific Railway will doubt- Jess add «till more to railway receipts and proba- bly to a fur greater extent than is at present imagined. With that we shall have @ con- tinuous chain of communication by rail and steam with China and Japan, as tho first vessel belonging to the Pacitic Mail Company is advertised to leave San Fran- cisco for Yokohama and Hong Kong on the 1st of Jan- uary uext. It is pot unreasonable to suppose that this Will resuit in a large overland traffic between our Atlan- tie seaboard and the Orient, and many European travel- lers vill be likely to select this route im preference to that foliowea by the Peninsular end Orental Company's steamers. lo April next, the branch of the Northwestern road to Omaha, there connecting with the Pacific Rail- way, will bo completed. It must be remembered, too, that with the e. ception of the Grea: Western, and a vory few such extensions as this, no new railroads have beeo built in this country for many years, and that none are likely to be for many yearsto come, The ex- isting man lines have therefore a practical monopoly of the inland carrying trade of the United States, and it {8 correctly estimated that at the present cost of labor @nd material a Foad like the Erle could not be built for double the amount of its entire cap ta! stock, Among tho miscellaneous qggcks, Pacific Bail and Atlantic Mail were most active and excitod, the former advancing from 222 to 244, and the latter from 112 to 129, The advance in Atlantic was partiy im sympathy with Pacific, but till more, owing to a ‘cornering operation which we opens ™ this day's issue. Mining stocks were heavy = oan the temper of the market for them beng earls. Ta govermment securities there was vory little done, all descriptions being wegicctid, Rfthough firm with an improving tendency. ‘The gold market exhibited greater firmncss than was generally anticipated in view of the disbursoment of about twenty-four millions in payment of the November five-twenty coupons. The price advanced steadily |rom 148% on Monday to 1485, on Saturday, the dally range being amunder:— excitement. Highest. oo MOM 45% veel AT 146, 145 14635 146% 11g The coin interest payments at the Fob-Treasury tor the week amounted to $8,285,000, while the demand for customs duties aggregated $2,415,000, Of the export of $047,444 @ portion was in gold bara, ‘Tho 1oreigm exchange market was firm, and the clos- tng rates were as under: .—Bankers’ bills on England, at sixty days, 1003, a 5; at three days, 110% a 6; Com- mercial bills, 10644 a 109; francs, at sixty days, 5.12% a 6.15; at three days, 6.1005.113,; bills on Berlin, Ta 12%; on Bremen, 79 a 79% ; on Frankfort, 41a 41 “rape ‘Amsterdam, 40% a413;; on Hamburg, 36 a 264; ‘Antwerp, 6.1634 @ 5.15, The money market was througbout easy, although the requirements of the stock exchange increased with the volumo of business, aud the rate for call loans on miscellancous collaterals was generally advanced to five per cent, with exceptions at four, and in some instances op governments at 808}. All the conditions affecting the money market tre fevorabie to prolonged ease, and those who predicted ‘8 revulsic.n 90 long a8 our currency is trredeemabie wil! Prove false prophets. We are only now reaching ue Bighest point of monetary inflation the country has “er experienced. The interests of the whole nation deonnd that nothing should be done to cause a forcedseeutnp- tion of specie payments, and Congress will vw likely to tm accordance therewith by leaving thr currency to jat= ite M, natural laws being farvetter than any whicn legisiators could devise. In “nsequence of this and the general duiness of the trve imported mer- ehandise, rpeculation on the sock Exchange will be Ukely to increase during the vemainder of the year, and the rcturn flow of currency from the West will stimulate priees to a point considerably higher than they have yet touched. If speculation ran wild on such a shallow Snancial basis as it rested upon in 1863-4, it may easily fun wilder in 1866-7. ‘The statcment of the national debt for October bas not yet made its appearance. ‘This is unbusiness like on the part of the Treasury Department to say tho least, and Yr. McCulloen owes it to himeolf and the country to give ‘ap explanation of the cause of the delay in pablishing Jt ‘The highest prices of the leading stocks sold at the first session of the Exchange on each Sasurday of the last four weeks were as ania 6 Atlan Stat. 116 thant ja ‘Alton & Ferre Haute RR. “ak Alton & Terre Haute pref 77% Boston Water Power. Canton Company... 66% ASS 3 Cleveland & Pitsburg, | 05% BL 82 Cleveland & Toledo. . via 120 C{ Centra) Cont... 665 — ao Cuicago & Rock Island. 2 108% 10924 Chicago & Northwestern. 2% TG GhinsoRMorhweeterapt 1% «15% 80 Cumberiana 58% BOGE So us S213 & eg tas 12856-12534 126 ire Mii ee ae hie Mirestkee & Sc Poui ae a Milwaukee & St Paul pret 783. 7%. 103; Tig Mariposa Mining....:-.. 13% 13 14 dae Mariposa preferred. 20% |e 82 aL New York Central RR. 1% 120% NOK 1lOKy a a Le B3s— BO! 215° 2284s wo 109K «110K S556 65% 553 165 «16 117 * 61 53 4 Western Union Telegraph 65% 54 1% «= «82% Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows: — Out. 13, Oct, 20. Oct. 27. Now. 8. Bixes of 1881,, 12% «OMSK CGC 1G Bixes of 1567. 140 187 127 197 xen of 1568 137 137 137 137 fortien 995, 100 100% = 10036 Pretwentien of 1862..118%— 1166 is shes ‘Ntwention of 1864. 110% 110% =: 1106 Tang enties of 1865. . 110% = 10% 110% srr ase a Berle, 108 106% 100% 107% 210ths, 2d series, 106 ‘Tand> iOcbs, dd series. 108 jos* 108 106 # Ex intersgy, Pron vo Imporw at Now York forthe woek ending lovember 2 compare as follows with those of the two Oct. 19. Oct, 2. Nov. 2. $2, 1c9 45T $5,040,087 $1,330.840 1,544 2,607,800 9,007, 216 $5,061,081 $5,893,977 $8,047,000 he imports of dry goorts compare with former returns ide uy =iae t1.a5oe40 Since Jan, vt "198,181 tered at the 67,796,079 68,698,200 1 fown on market. 61,884,266 T8.i34.600 jon Ta NGS The shipments of specie from this port jast week a during the year to date compare as foliows with tmnt badhomahssete anima ~ in 1964 and 1966 Frovlousty reported fiat ratte ofinhin Weeks previously — Week mding 043 ofSias ——— ee NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, ‘The follo te a statement of deposits and coinage POLITICAL at the Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, during STAND BY CONGRESS the month of November, 1806:— Value. ULAR REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINATIONS FOR : oa $880.79 THE CITY AND COUNTY OF ioe deposits and purchases. + 20,110 seen — STATE GIOKET. GOLD CONWACR. paveen S Fanon, No. of Pieces, Value. GENERAL STEWART L. WOODFORD, a7 188 $749, 100 For Canal Commlisionsr, ‘ 3 . — —_—_— State Prison Inapector $750,268 GENERAL JOHN HAMMOND, sania i wy TIGERT. ‘or Supervisor, Fine bars. ones MAJOR GENERAL ALEXANDER SHALEB, For Kegister . GENERAL qi nies G, HALPINE, sou N sepowioK. Cents,. For Surrogate, ‘Two cont pieces JAMES M. SMITE, n Three cent pieces : Corones, Five cent iploces Lots NAUMANM, TVth District, For Congres GRR! . Vth District, ENEAS f OnneLee nia District, pass 8. SPENOR th Dist GEORGE PF. STRINBRENNER, Vilth District, vilite Dist LE GR. b Uxth Distriot, WILLIAM A: DARLING: —— | * Mi of Assembly. $021,875 | Districts, jeer gree The following ie the business statement of the as. | 4 Michael J. Cowen, sistant Treasurer of tho United States at Philadelphia for iw Ham O*Biten, inane siseuen: § 30 mJ. Shaw, vr lance ind October 1... Faward 1] enry ar. Racoipte caine the month, viz: ee © George We Andersen in Wrien a enoant Of gsuecal Treasury 1B Norma Stzaon. 19. Chatfon th, Kkcbet, Account of Post Office fund. SePEY, wriam HL. Decamp. gas Account of disbursor': cae The above are the Regulag Ken Regaiticn Union nominations for the city and county of oy 7 ot Mon J, WILLTAMBON, (on. TOtA.. ...0.-crecrsesereeeree Chatrman Republican Union General Commitee, Payments during the month, vi by go Account of genoral Treasury, 10, 426,449 Sako | oot TOUS Arcount of Post Offic 19,407 Treaauree Republican Union Gi faeeerst Account of interest, uy WALDO HUTCHINS, ‘Account of disburser. . y Chairman Republican wt Union Executive Committe, cs = Rei Repebii | Union Biate Ueutral Com, Balance at close of business October 31 cine eae eee ‘IELD, Balance due to depositors October 1. . State Gontral Committee, Payment to depositors during the month. *\. REPUBLICAN UNION NONINATION Balance duc depositors Danes 31 Fractiona! currency redeemed, . The Bank of Enzland roturn. for tho week ending oTH Milage Teri Wie AND Sap WARDS), LIAM A, DARLING, z TTENTION, POLITIVUIANS.—POSTERS IN i October 17 1s a< follows, compared with the statement of A colors and with patriotic devices, Gienia Ones ant Baltots printed at the « notice and at the cheaney oe riest ‘the provious week:. OB PRINTING AND ENGRAY. . corner Fulton and Nassau streete. rates. at the HERALD ING ESTABLISHME CARD.—IT HAVING REACHED MY EA THAT A report is being circulated, and will be published by un- aoruplous persons, that T intend to withdraw from the oane for Supervisor, F take this method to say dist'nctly that 1M] be n candidate util the closing of the polls on Tues. night. JOSEPH B. TAYLOR, corner of Greenwich day stroeia, of the | rim 9 or John brewers, TA MEETING HELD AT 69 BANK STRERT, NOV. 4, of tho German Demooratic Commit'ce of the Ninth, Fit teenth and Sixteenth wards, t was uninimously Rosoived, Thit the passage and enforcement of the odious Fxcise Law is due not to any individual member, but to tho Prineinies and wetions of Governor Fenton and the republi- can party. Resolved, That as THOMAS E. STEWART, the united candidute of the democratic party for Congress in this. (the Sixth) district, voted for the present Excise law as a mem- ber of the Legislature, representing the republican party, he now stands pledzed, and will if elected vote with and. sus. tain the princtples of the democratic party, as represented {n the State by John T. Hoffman and in the nation by An- drew Johaton, — JOHN LAURITS GERMAN, Chairman. F, Burkwanm, Seoretary, A WBETS OFFERED TO Tit. RADIOALS OF TH «_ oltv of New York of $2,0°0 that John T. Hoffman w: have 50,000 manjority in New York city, and county, Rich. mond evans. Kings wad Queens counties over Fevion. OF Governor of the State of New York. Cull wt 156 Firat avenue. ford. D, Man and money ready. Poultioar, OF SUVENTEENTH AMD ELEVENTH (To the voters at large of the city of New York. Allin favor of the election of Tohe Hoffman will earn i COMMERCIAL REPORT. eatly bear in obi that if they doaot vote tn the forenoon of EAruupay, Nov, 3-6 P.M, | Twesdry, Nov, 6, and advise ‘apd wee that their friends and ty 1 tt shonld delav until the after- Asnes.—Reccipts 4 bbla. Pot wore quiet, at $9 76 0 $10. Lecipiby magni Of dcr to make half or three. aan. with moderate transactions, Pearl wore dull and entirely oI Oct. 10, Government deposits Other deposits. . Government seeuritic: Other securities Notes: in circulation. Specie &nd bullion The eure of tho Bank of France for the week ond- ing October 18 1s as follows:—Increase—Bills, 1195 mil- lions; advances, 11/ millions; notes, 344 millions; treas- ury balance, % million, Decroase—Cash, 163 millions; current accounts, 4-10th million, The following aro the latest quotations for money in the leadin . cities on tho coutinent:—Paris, 8-2; Vien- ba, 6-54; Berlin, 6-4; Amsterdam, 6-534; Turin, 6-6; Brussels, 3-3, Madrid, 9-10; Hamburg, 0-3% ; St. Peters- burg, 634-8; Franktort, 43¢-3%4. Aho President of the Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Rail- Toad states, 10 a recent report to the citizens of Fort Wayne, that about six hundred men aro engaged on the grading betwoen Richmond and Winchester, and tuat Jocal subscrijtions have beon mado euffictont to prepare the road fur the iron thence to Dluffton. tora of n day's time, rest anetired. that you will not be 1 cote or cam hot vote oa or at this election, As there Ie every nominal, at $14. tid tnekory to ued at the Dalit “bp ater Bunaperorrs.—Keceljte 23473 bia, floar, 100 do, corm | oom hy the under, arty hs oan to, del ie wor late meal, 62 492 bushels wheat, 15,090 do. corn, 6.200 do, oats, 6x5 | foam voting. doer dey, tn voting im Tmo, Ne ven. dle you do. malt, ana 11802 do. bariey. There was but tle activity | suin'nad geen with Maine Inw. “Proms cltizew and tat. in the market for State and western four, and prices re- | payer, Joan Delnncy, ita Pemmry Z Hanbey, W. H. Galck Macc tec. yer boll tes mack aya Oe ee ee the annered quotatious, st which saios were made of 6.000 bbls, Southern flour, particularly the common grades, ruled in favor of the buyer, and the market ruled quiet, the sales being limited to 80 bbls, Of corn meal sales were ¥MOCRATS RE NOT DECEIVED, py ‘To the ennai d and unprejudiced Electors of the Hniriot, comprising the Ninth, Fi. toual di ents Sod Sixteenth wardas made to the extent of 4 bbls. Hrandvwing, at $6.50 8 $6 G2. | | "reusow: Crrimeny—A portion of thore who aasume to re Bye ocr continued in moderate demand; GOUDbLs sold at / sont the demicrat conservative element in this Con- BW. We gu perfiue aud W e338 Ealea State. 20 4 1 50 3 Choice State. 1, & 1226 | Stewart's political record In Ko uth ly repulaive to democrat Common to redi = ao 35 ac nupport of the most. ounoxious and arbitrary acis Extra round hoop Obie.. 3 88 nd partiaan TegutsLion, aA well a8 his open and bit. Western trade brands. TS 2 16.00 | Wr'onposithom to great democratic: princlplos, Aro so: well Common Southern. 12 @-& 14.65 | Known that no honest, trathfnt weil wisher to thoso princt Fane ra d “ee 0S plon can, under any ncusible clreumatances, toverate or vote Rye 15» 860 him. This nomination, #0 offenmve tn ftaell, nates Corn meat Je sme 8H and assumes the proportion of gross, outra en wo Corn mea! 5% 0 6% {twas connuinmated 1m the face of an exrnent, Cora meal, Zw a — | Woit defined and Gem protest from almost the entire democracy of the district; that notwithstandi hot indi mot an tiutelligent community, - thor. aroused and outspoken, these pretended lea lors refuse rr Wsten to your proteat and udd to the outrago the insult of n dedance of your wishes, and boldly tell you that ~ Ket ‘ruled very quiet ‘aud decidedly lower, teed meets fined Be. at cs Testes the emrual prices having declin ti the eonconsi on we heard ta taba Mom ainber Baton #3 TEA $3 1h, Cora the market ruled unsettled and very irregular. | destined di jhe sales ushels at $l 42a $1 25 for shipping mixed nat havea democrat to represent voutn the coun ‘ot eget, ta store and aSeats $l Se for interes. 1 2% for the nation te a hour of its greatest need. For the above now wilte Southern, att ‘$1 35 for Western yellow. ‘and jag the emergency requires the Gate sere scarceiy fo frm. though there was more dolng, rertoctty “reliable und. Cully the: footing up 100,00) bushels at 71!c. a T2o. for State, by his personal integrity a ane ® 7c, for Milwaukee wejeravely acti of ou dominant party, and Sou) vasbols at $1 Scar Cott we cae ieaperative duyy to-almiuister a Western. Of rye 700 rebuke to those who have been utterly fange ern to ‘the treet inane \vas Guil and gondually unchanged, Feposed in them, we feel constrained: to Issue thie adtrens —The market was inetive. but prices were sus gad call ape yn every rat to resist and ue the cor: tained, closing with n declining tendency, owowgr, ut the wind dangerous bargiia tavolved in thixoffensive, dis. annexed quasations, the sales were ly . Receipts, ral ted nnd inguliing ueminacion. "Fellow citizens, n con. ai equ formity with deep-seated and earnest convictions of duty, we Tplawt. Plorita, Mobile. N. 0.47. | Teel impelled sak Four support in behalf of an hou ie # Fa & | Sabie may have confacas mod falth, te % i whoin we ell. ma; confidence aud fa os » wo HON, GEO, STEVENSON. 0 velieve his legislative experi postion, we bis consistent record and Iife-long devotion to democra: conservative. principles, entdes® fim to the. faithful support of every well-meaning c'tizen Tn the aistelets Your undivided Aupport, which assaroe hie election, wll be the eli at outrage, not to say fraud, an eat i eave we frm ‘the disgrace of elect! radical who do to bo blarkee than the darkest night" Im <0" - t NRPAULDING, MI LISCOM a 41 a owbing a there waa (ren demanded by sellers Covrar-—Sepai no business ry the a vusle, the boing above buyers’ views. Tho stock of Kio in New York eounprines 10,1 Hors.—A. steady trade Inquiry prevatied at revions f fon We notice sales of 6 at from g he latter rate only obtained for very small ‘ots of at roloctwins. rma wero exceedingly «ite and rates wore entirely nominal. The only cagagoment we heard of was 6) NLIAM. FET TASYE, Of cotton to Liverpool, per mailing vossel, at #itd. The Baek ae RYERS, Charters are:—A British ship (vom here to load with petre- RL Usa0%, Law & "WILKINS, lenm for Liverpool, on terms not allowed to trans: ft he MA TZ? ATRIOK, Te rtota oman ‘grades, were "beld at til higher TRICH, Sst i R, latechoen: akon WOWTEND ICH at Oren bat business wat tstillors and « tli com rong % SCHEFFER, MoCABE, Mignant ie por rovement, ty nur proyemnent, hoaah. he, ee comprise on private torms, 100 do centrifugal at Ste. Claged ai Be. lo, 9 cargo of Muscovads, on private te NAVAL Stoiea.-—-Uf crade turpentine 50 bla, sold st ‘ket for opirits turpentine ruled tn i otlered ut 89 x She., with no by ‘chore wna in activity in the nT cRSUTOR, | ADAM SCHUMACHER, GUST, NEARIG JOUN MOLE,” JAC ARNG of impuriance downg. erie ie tuer grades of which, under ftee offerings, | GoNatit tot ” ay Oi rte nine, the finer Grease the lower grades remained | Srvnotupen ae" en MIN ODT, elon (29 bots. etralned at $f and siaall bot No. 1 \ ee n H2) Of tat we heard of no salon wat meee contnaed ately 8 $1.43 $1 for jor pork, and 48 packn. ry Quict, aM casier losing heav, Democrats of the Sixth istrict. there are two republicans nominated agninat one democrat. Victory will be easy an sure If you wotn for the only democratic eand|iate, GEONGR STEVENSO Y Citikens of the Mirth Fiteenth atid Sixtecuih warda fa ing the above will please send or leave their names and a dresses at the Io: ariers, 161 West Fourteenth street, a ond ine; 2 6) for ptine.. The lard tharket ATIC AND NATIONAL UNION NOMINATION sade farmer, the b= ye hata Gomead o ngrens, Pitkin Mistsict, 7th, 10th, 1th and 14th atendy, wi ON LO Yt (ray Me extra mens, ond $i 6) & $13 80 for Dw a a Plain do” Best bama wore dull and heavy, ahh nok que ONNSON AND HOFFMAN LIGHT GUARD TWENTY ably lower. eats contin aitlat,, and wo, har first Ww 11 Chose wishing to fein only to report sa of 200 packs fe. for haa | fhe above to meet at No 298 Me. or shoulders, Dre = were dull an avenue on Monday evenin ‘bs November 5, 1508, at . for the purpose of en- for Govern ogy sales ‘a Boe, for dorsing John T. Wom sjiamnes Brooks for wet po r : cee dae fora end te babs. | Cone debe’. Duty tor Assarstiy. irs trang ca and int #0, a Ife. for common daisy “ ” H eet tC DFE Captain, tojchojen {aclor) Pade was in moderate demand and the | Journ lirmsrnaio, Orderly martes aa bbls., also 1,000 Onautes I Davis, ry y IT WAVING fe te ta ctroutation bod will bbia., ih at ayer ‘fon, and = vy rte ‘ont ‘the 8 at tia. ended was scarcely so fi 7 INGs me epee mae Seeeaere | K with » fimived demand, for reached my @: siandard white, rt a for small lot prime light straw | be publiehed by unser perscun, that JT have with. to white, generally held at #e. In Philadelphia sales wore | drawn from the cavvave for to. Llake this metnad (0 nade oF L140 bbls. prune hight straw to white at 36)ge. a Bre, date HI tho. polls close to-tnorrow. LLG, BRATNARD, SvGam was more active at firm, Sales on a baals of 10\e. # Le. for fair to redining ing Chaba were made, compris: \TATIONAL UNION AND DEMOURATIO NOMINATION, tng 448, nha, Forts Hite, pa f idige. 4130-4 1200 Nd Untba at fram Ie. a biige.s amd 906 boxes tavann ke We. rae FOR CONGRE: Vise. HeBuea suger Waa unchanged tn every Sixth district—Ninth,, Pistoonth and Sixteenth wards, ‘e notice sales of 25,000 Ibs, at et wx, Pau en Maunsel B. Field, ase at Pgc. a L0%Ge. Ma) Seo'y Tamunany Con ator, reauh Hon, J. M. Barbour, tft demand and “irm, with sates of 199,00 Cay mioany Con. G. 3. Lig "K, Graham, mi any. — Receipt Ol bbls, Continued " joweph 80° . mn, Ualou Con, tise vane Otte. than nee Oy "Reds Uaion Con John Micnardon, Bene Wart, Cham, Morert Con. t vn Con. Tide Water Receipts. AND WORKINGMEN” LJ (From the Albany Argus, Nov. 0) The quantity of four, wheat, corn and barley left at NOMINATIO tide water during the fourth week in October in the years FOR SUPERY! ison, 1866 ee vento follows :— JOSEPH B, TAYIAN, r, bole. Weal, bu, Corn, tu Bark of the tr of 7 1,036, 700 ie e 1100 1,094,500 Nowe ih Ay Gidate for Aasetothy f was not aware (bat Mr, John F. fin Intended to bé a candidate. Learning friends in the district had toduced him to consent to be in the Held T, out of personal regard to him. and to secure a sleet experienced and able to represent your Inter jen in his favor, end ask my wae 10 give him T aball do. JOUN QUINN 600 Ine, 5 1,900 ity of the same articles left at tide ps sned from bend agg staan so of bavigation to the Slet tober, inclusive, during the years 1806 aud os tear wud 1900, was our, ble. Wheat, t hearty suppo . 060, 200 ore too M4, 1a 304 300 ata) 213,700 9,893,900 22,135,900 31210600. 437,000 De. £,413,900 1 7,798, 700 oe ee ee en 700 | Ta, 348,700 RMITOR NEW TORE WPRALD four, the quantity of the = ir, compared with OWS & decrease of 909, 750 The following comparative tate shows the qu some of the priucipal articies 5 produce in at A water from the commencemont Vigation to and ine cluding the 31st of bas ~ 7 = the) yeas ieated Dean Sra—The following letter was thir doy aldressed to Ton, Thomas &. Stewart, the National Union candidaté for Congress fn the Sisth Giatriet:— ioe ira anne certain peri ion bettie ng nderous iy canvass in the Sixth Cony ¥o bern, Assisted and promoted but 8.8 lark rblican “eawtidata, ‘aud that T eae Of bis election, T take th: rtunity to nay prove all auc! reports are unfounded and false, And that Sincerity and test yours, I. hs otter to withiraw,, fame Saaacandidate, provided you will ales tea py anare that bie democrat to homing iiviaraiarahe sie 1 In repty to the foregoing letter oon persooaily ant Batieks of cee POLITICAL. 'S UNION AND Vi LN. IN, PRR aad BStoNAL DIarat at ENT for a RESS, Geokuie is EE RINDRENN Git RINGS FOR “Faszors-20 BK HAD AT ing street, any hou! Ree pRooesTe F NOMINATION. Rew x FE RRMAN. GERS! S00! UMBIAN ORDER Soe ee apo snuiat masotin eee einedgution will be Beta ihe Coanoil Chamber of the Great Wigwuin on Mon- dny evening, Nove ober & at half an, hour after the settty Of the sun. Geueral and punctual attendance ts reques order. a JOHN 7. HOFFMAN, Grand Sachent, Wirsow Sars, Secret Mavhattan, season of ‘Hunting, eleventh moon; of erie ‘of independence, With, and of the institu. tion, tt 0 THE ELECTORS OF THE EIGHTEENTH ASSEM BLY DISTRIOT, Twenty-stath to Fone mee jadison avenue to FELLOW CITIZENS, The wnderslened, electors Of nts Aseciably district, most garnestly sate ie sullen distinction of ‘party, for Mem! % asom bl 1. GRORGE ¥. NOE: beter that tho public interests imperatively require is election. Tie is gentioman of tried and undinching Integrity, great experience, am excellent. ju thet charemer’ ot eg ge perma er Oe and adv Various reform taeasiires of the last Legislature, among Meet hosed of itesth, whick has been'the chief bless: fing of our ity during the past year, Should ‘he be elected heme we es04pe exposure, BO ring could ‘RO corrupt acl triw hile all the > qubstantial inverests of the district endo estate ‘at large would be fostered by appropriate OLONEL NOYES dstingytahed himeelt in, the war for the Union, having bees Three times for gallant and wil ow aoe Puls Sts wolfare ian rtf capacity will Fores! gnod success. Cast con Ue ELECT. HIM, aah Rightocnth, Au ‘Aaserab Disisct, Untin Assocation. — jo 138 Kast ean eet CHRISTOPHER TULLMAN, Pres. Jaurs Lax } Beorotarlos, OOD I yo No Richard Kelly, Bilge 6 f Ran, Thomnas F. Wt ihemire, Erastus F. Mead, Fisher A. noe ker, John Webber, Wm. Walter Phelps, Charles Irvin, Russell sturals, Jr, Ger bitty John Stephenson Lewts Francis, James N, Trimble. Jobn f, Griscom, M. D., Henry it; Conta James Dennis, werd ™ Edmund steaheason, Gee c E nso, Danl. D. T. Marshall, A. P. Spencer Kisbye flonry sacwell, Saint. G. Adains, JM Alling. tapes Wm, P. En terbreok, feo ‘oachman, D. B St. John Roose, M.D. EB. ¥. Thru ©. 8, Van Norden, Erasi Hoighcoa, Thomas Vi Dr. CV. Clarkson, Nathaniel Burebill, James B. Hun! D. Wetmore, Feier Coutant, ‘Aud hundreds'of others, 21 SOSTESES ae eietinasnt on ees FRIENDS OF HON. JOSEPH B. TAYLOR WILL meet at $6 Division, siree!, on Monday eyening. No¥. b, ‘At bulf.past seven, to ratify bi s oocalmatia ‘on. By order EARY, Vresi Dan't, Swany, Secretary. xt Asis DEMOCRACY OF THE TWENTIETH ASSEM- district, Nineteenth ward.--After consultation with aay fs tuonas | have chosen to withdraw my name wa « candi date tor Assombly, tn favor of the regular democratic candi. date, ie Patrick Ruseell. tn Dy, action tn (his matter Tam imduenced soley by high consideration for the tatereat of the democratic pirty and the State ticket, HP. COCHR ANE 6 ‘West Forty-fourth street. if NOTH E ELECTORS or aan Frets CONGRESSIONAL T ot Saml. © Cooper, ‘My name has been souted for your suffrage as the only candidate tn favor of the constituuos amendment pro- pored by Con; len ‘are by avery Preaua in thete power. steivin nF te draw off votes from our purty a favor of thelr candidate, He not deceived; avery vole cast for Mr, Taylor is an endorsementof the President's polley, and will ‘be so construed both ti where. tthe democracy maxe their party reapestan own votes, Me THE KLECTORS OF THE TWELFTH AND TWEN- -second wards,—Mr, CHARLES H. KITCHEL having boenbominated. for the ‘Assem iy In. the Nineteenth As werably district, we take pleasure Iu testif’ 108 irom our sonal Knowledge to his ability and integ: We think that the election of « mau of such picBlaya spr} Mr, KITCH ELS wonld advance the trae interesis not only of the district but of the whole ety LOCKWOOD ‘0., arma K. ELY, Jone Hie RMAN &00., SAM'L, B SCHL PRLIN, WM. E. DODG WEEKS & € SAXTON & RAYMOND. ‘New Yorks Nov. cre DEMOOR A110 ONSTITUTTONAL CONVENTION e endorsed L! eat, A. H, MULLIGAN, as thelr cam. didate' for the Assembly to the Fourteenth ‘Witttan Woops, { Beet JOskPH f DALY, Oba. sessed Srauncen, § - f pio N REPUBLTOAN NONINATION. EMBER OF ASSEMBLY, “Bl, EVENTH DISTRICTS, NV. GRIDLBY. NION caNpinaTE balls st OF ASSEMBLY, PIVTH ASSRMBL “ DISTRICT, JOLIN J. BHAW, York t FoR THE BO Y IN BLU Y sews Union Renabtioaswominston, ’ For © General AL KANDER SHALER, formerty Major of te, Sev th regiment, Nat onal Guard, jow York iy 8 ILTON HARRIS, Chairman Union State Committee, Unto te Committee. 67, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. BINTM, Fi Slate AND SIXTEENTH WARDS. THR oot, DEM MOGRATIO GANDIDATE, HON. GEORGE STEP! HENSON, 7 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, aegalae Union Republican nomination for Member of ab EDWARD MITCHELS.. PRRDERIOK A. A. CONKLING, President. Warren Van Corr, Secretary. i TH ae DISTRICT, 16TH W. N REPUBLICAN NOMINATION, JN Li as a mn We yeonatunes BEN. WANDE: support and conddence for Member of Mucphersoa and Donald Smith, Jobn M Thomas K. Christy, Wil tam Moazies c. Van Veorst, WENTIRTH WARD, ‘Dame id tie ba yh ITON, ‘UR M PON ATEN WrEUINGH 16% WARD—iatl! ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. UNITRD Democratic Sominaiton, ty of avant TE OT. 18 Rounded hy Twenty-sixth etree’, Madison avenue, Foriieth street and East river, Kegalve Union republican sominstion for Member of Assembly, ens Cot. GRORGE &yovrs, MAN, Prestdont. Jauus Lage Woopavrr Serrox, mt Secretaries, 9\* WARD EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. United democratic nom!naviona, YOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, NDER BUC FINANCAL, YERTIPIOATRS OF DEPOSIT FOR ONE POUND AND / upwards inaued. by the ut dersignod. pavanle at the UNION BANK OF ARDON Ay MANO. C Mon AND, ON1O RAILROAD STEM terest Bonds, Uity of Memp! WANSING aR FORREST, QPTICE oF THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COM- pany, New York, October 29. 1885, The annual meeting of stockholders for t rectors and ‘napectors of election for the a atl ¥, Third wy election of ing year will ue, between Wednesday, November on of the compa ixty-winth streots, AML. B. Abana, Secrotary. ie ‘the polla will be open from 18 M. to@P. V RMILYE & ago. 0. 4 WALL STREET, BANKERS AND DEALERS In GOVERNMENT STOCKS AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES CLOSING FRICKS, vaw Yo $2, 000 “WAXTED, THE AROYE. AMOUNT, TO 5, colarge a Tong established and lucrative mechanical business. ‘The best security will be given, mi interest and ® libere) percentage ob the pi 40 00 5 i “* ra ta te pew invested 10 the business, Address J. () 9, LOAD $45. OOO on frat cis a iy tn thin etty. TANG h OO, No.9 Twenty: third atre iid th Avenue Hotel, thiset i MARBI K MAN low Pi ighteenth are wy, NEG Gut inie Sut beans ass ATE ae RCPERION | as . B. RT, 6 Siath avenue, [Fa Ftury: “at and Thi nh streets. Mir LB ptt M ROMRETE, O0.=< =O, — saute ee A. Prego ARRLE MANTELS —THE tte PL 1s THR to purchase Marble pata Me tater ae city ica se on ¢ ene NOVEMBER 5, 1866. ¥ Goops. AT REERG ore 8 ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXT! poe ie ee. 000 WORTH EMBROIDBRIES, VEL ongivus. HANDKEROHUIEFS, RIBBONS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, anaes apes 4 HOSIERY, m re am VEL) 1e., 150., 260., Sle., $7340, 600,, 680, 25,000 mee ae ue. ee SILK VRLvErS, i Te hs HP War VELVETS. 1,000 YARDS WD) B SILK FINISH, nos CLOSING OUT AT YOUR OWN PRICE. OF BVERY KIND, Prom to up, ULE TRIMMINGS STOCK MUST BE SOLD. 1,600 BALMORAL SKIRTS. i BY ORDER OF INSURANCE COMPANIES OOD 00 ene FINE MERINO: RS, , YARDS EXTRA OnTES ab ot Hise aon i 009 300 YARDS RICH PLAID POPLINS, leo.) ¥ 90K THR BACRIFICL ON OU; oe aA DOD 1 i nih Be EXTRA QUALITY HOODS, FING SUETLAND NUBIA TN RRAKEAST 8) AWis, Oa, LARUE UE AVY SORTA 28,700, KNIT LEGGIN' LOT LINEN TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS. LOT OF SHAWLS, CHEAP, 9,000 PAIRS 6,000 PAIRS OF GLOVES, of BER: LADIES ; ENTS", AND MISSES! rT HOSE, EXERYBODY. PROM AIR, fe RAL, Seour HAL PRIOR. AIN: BARG. AT PRICES 10 ULOSE. FLOUNOINGS, LAOKS, VAILS, SETS, COL- KE ROWTERS, Ae ac. VERAL CHEAP LOTS OF BRAIDS, BUTTONS, oBaNoaRi tiers Nt ie % SPOOL, SIL, Ic. CLARKS GENUINE Se GURTON Ge one PAPE TL . HOOKS: ane Eyes. ie, EACH. ALOT OF ALEXANDRE KIDS LEFT, H ALOT OF OUn MNPHUSS KIDS LEFT. A Duriss Goops AT 10c., 123¢0., 160. 18¢., 200, YARD. onan WEEK TO CLO88 ALL OUR LADIFS' AND MISS) ATS, ALL THE N&W SHAPES FELT FaND STRAW, te & LOT BUGLE ORNAMENTS, 18140. DOZEN. LOTS OF SILK VELVET BUTTONS, St DOZEN, LOTS OF SILK JET AND FAnGr DOZE: mone GOODS oleate ‘T WHOLESAL| TAKS SUBLVES, HAN LOTS OF REMNANTS ctosina.” M. KINZEY, 21 AND 2% VIGHTH AVENUE, Between Twenty-tirst aud Twenty-secoud streets. T. KTEWART & CO. *, will opon on Monday, ment of plain colored ( per yard-value $2 00. per yard—value 84, per yard—value $5 60, RICH FANCY DRESS SILKS at relatively low price: Noveraber 6, an olegant assort- Ecosse Silke at ALPO BLACK SILKS th of the most celebrates NDWAY AND TENTH STRUET. T. STEWART & CO. will open on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, Pau BABE VELVET CLOAKS, do., rice $100—value $158. ee INDIA Camas nat Ln val > aha BROADWAY AND TBNTH STREET. T LEGRAIN'S, THIS WEEK. NSW SILKS FOR ES. NEW FANCY POPLINS a1 YLLENS. PLAIN POPLIFS, OT:OMANS aud REPS to all new hates. ROYAL. RIEPS nt $1 reduced frore $1 25. In all colors Fine choles of LINBAY WOOLSEY for Dresses, j A ve ry large doe Waste Bing + nd a great redaction £50 de the price of thane ra font BA LMOAL Skiers BLANKETS reduced 20 per cent, we are eure 10 per cent under wholesale FLANNELS — canton PLANNBLS, the-vory vast: choice in Gor sity LINEN irae KERCHIEFS. Sincomee Lagan $173 to $l 25, from $4 26 to OS @, Witte MUSLINS, All the domestic makes, from three to five cents per yard obeaper than any other house in ‘ie be tye 729 Broadway. @ fresh assort At ae GRAND STREET CHEAP &TORE—CHEAPEST nck amd colored Silk pomnee Velvets offered these ahead pee bonnet and sash Ribbons, every width aod wn: new willow, par and of oa! largeat stoc' ach Howers ta th from pantion frond tonday, lines oft Corded “ea ‘iro at ues ‘ys oar 4 tr nioee w epern By Laces, bi real all wader regular EDWARD RIDLEY, ‘and 63, 69 and 70 Allen st., fth block east from the Bowery, YN 9 GRAND STREET CH “AP STORE—SILK peayan, velvet, felt and straw Hats and Bonnets, is poet Yaauonsbe Ape, ue the ivy Hen so ane HIDLEY, "3, otk and S11h¢ — st., and 66, 68 and 70 Allea eeaty Fifth block east from 2 tie 5 jowery. 7 GRAND STREET ONEAP STORE —TRIMMINGS for drerwos and cloaks, endiges variety; Yankee cheap Mkirta.and Gavects: BDWAKDWIDLEY, I und 31136 Grand at. and 66.68 and 70 Allen sh, block east from the Bowery. G0, UR and 1156 Grand ot. T ORAND STREET CHEAP STORE—LINES OF LA- AV aes fond gentlemen's cheap linen if assortment: best Kid fn Ember bch Linen sets Coll urs and Cute. ‘Wool Hoods, Boa- tags and Breakfast Shaw.s, bar, FT G . 30m, S11 and 3114, Grand at and 66, T POPULAR PRICES BLACK DRESS Siu aiPAeas MEMINOES, WHE & Hovwikemeiva Goons, CURTAIN LACES, MUASL,! FRENCH NEEDLEWORK and AL LACE GOODS, oe Coe pe ey er CH AND GERMAN semen, ADLEY's oor, SKIR LINENS MANDKIRC! HE. LACB TRIMMED ie upmRRutEes, RIBBON LESS TH x Sens PRICES. FANCY GOODS, and Es’ TOLLET ARTICLES, onnrs” ' UIENLSHING GOOD, HOSE B UNDuiCweaR, GLov 8 Gatn , coer RAWLS, ONTAGS, HOU At POPULAR PRICES. . DESCHLAMI'S, DESCHAMPS SCH AMP: OUR WRLI. KROWN BRAND OF x ID GLOVES, NOW THe MOST POPULAR IN THE GUY DESCUAMP'S KID GLOVES, EVERY ime ) MACY, Fourteenth street and Math aventie, 6 Pourteenth etrest, between Fifth LADY Nay Seared A CAMELS wishes to dispose of it at a ba ten till one o k. at 43 West Ten and Sixth avenues. ~Aeiy * LONG SBARL. mm, Can ve seen from streaks between Pith Face TRIMMINGS row CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND BONNETS wibgrnss line Of new and extra rie goods tn w ALL THE NEW SHARES OF BONNET FRAME! IN HONS, RIBBONS at 100, worth 3; at Bo., worth Me white nd kt BuoN BOSNET x 25 vi p38) as COLORS, FRExc: +f FLOWERS ry Regen tions tee! + ‘ow Bounet si Ribbons, ty teh goods; rich Satin, Riel he Ari they tn LEXOME's, 1, i Broadway, be\ween Sweaty Ath ty stath wireets, Atl. sud Ts Berowss IN DRY 6 oups, wegen atubis | att and many ufacturers “wi! ng weeny FULL OF Deait GOODs, and no custo The reason ts SUD ATOGKS Auk NOW woattl | OT ne TO THR DOLL, and most merchants are not willl: yoo ing out for what t eet ales by lear « ADE INCREASING EVEN ll caused by, marking down OLD IDR AT WN: Ladies residing 2 Jersey City, Hoboken Mamaburg and the surrounding éountry will Boa t ir = repa'd by baying U goods of ote able to buy big auction ppotm cheap oe AGOTION bass Pon nit is, Src, 100. and @ige. WHITE PLANNELS DAME Exe GOOD ate PRick we FINE and WIDE FLANNELS HEAVY CANTON YL ANRLD 5 oe ste a Mg 29 Thene flannel ALSO, BIG Lote ME iii 4 4 %, bas, RES: Da, aC, TAILED A y FINE wfeiine 1 Te 7 WHOLBe rata 1OB 206, URLITY Ife, Ie., On tientine an els you can &. to Vie. & ee LOSTEN BROTIRE, Ne, Ui ___Abd FOSTER BROTHERS, Ro, See eie. aa VARPRTS, CARPETS. IVED FRO! CAsrnas caneans 10g am ty, oom Ingratne: 00 ol all widthey Fofaitere, Porsita oat week re: An they - i 1 ‘ Welds oer web ond art aay arenue. He | Qrnaed ear —_ » VU Broader end So, wee, DRY Goops. AAAS : aod lng Nhe PANGE ne On Monday, and during the 1 ‘the present week, we shalt sell sedsOH Mt MBKINOS only Toe., 8h, 0s. and $1 per PLAIN FRENCH POPLINE, all wool, only Oc., The, PLAIN FRENCH POPLINS at S0c., Sic., ., 75c., 00x, BLAOK t and COLORED ALPACAS at te., M80, Me. te FANOY MOHAIR DRESS GOODS at 26c., 980, O00, at StRIPED and PLAIDED DRESS GOODS 4 as Staton the pa aceon athe LSO, 14 ALL Lina Damask ‘¢ S0c., worth Ae. 4 ALL Lines 3 AMASKS, bleached, ‘only Téo., wore Gocen grate! On Colored ie or cask Handkerchiefs, all inem, hoary ry tack Te e Toweling onl at. ise dyno) “palpi ‘and 274 Bowery. ARGEST ORST CLOAK jew coe | inded to sett a his ‘uaa f Re | BLANKE LES, BED Go) and Bed Comf DI jOODS. clegant assortment of fall aud winter Goods now Siete tk. are the latest-designs now on exhibition, Jon al Neab ry prions. Skirting, Sheoting, Towels, Napking tne Pall sther wwlcusckoapans, give usa call. —— Koa mee MEAriC 15 Carmaine street, corner of Bleecker. wnBimth avenue, Bleecker otroct and Fulton ant one care pase 18 CLINTON PLACE. JERSORS 20 he AL OLDEN a co. uoceens C4 rit 14 CONSTANTLY R or ouY eNOrELeRS we JET AMENTS, PA: re oye LA ute GOL FURES, BALMOICA Le, FARCY GOODS ELECTED (ROM THE Fiitot HO naa OPENING —PANOY RNIT ZEPAYR Gi gonaisting of Hegde, bors Caps. children’s Sack Shawls, sontage, Nublas Scarfs, &c., at JONRS’ Store, 86) Bowery, (JREAT BARGAINS IN AUCTION DRY, GooDs~ F Comprising French Merinos, Poplivs, Reps, Pi Empress tlothe, Alpacas, Delnines, Linens, Plaanele, Clothe Cassimeres, snets, peat est Libera! inducements to the trade and those buying by Quantity. "WILLIAM MATHEWS. Jobber and. Wet 64 Catharines! NDIA OAMEL'a HAIR BHAWLS, ARES. SHAWLS~PLAIN CENTRES, FILLED UP Sua ELEGANT, J. RUSSELL, 233 Wooster atrest, athe throe doors below Amity strec®, EW CARPET STORR—-CORNER TWENTY-FIPWR th avenue, Jobu Cromley s, royal V ru nglish Tapestries, Sain Ingrain: tt iy ry eras all oat a A large, asso orimoat duo $1 23; ostra nuperdine aun Beagaeis, Whadow Shuces Rages Mate Boo wegen Kighth and Niath scoot, on ban ain a or this week, 800 PIECES REAL IRISH PLAID reek $1 68 PER YARD. COST IMPORTER TO LAND $2 & PER ALL bone: iid ae WooL. MILLIE & ‘Pei * 163 Broad Bewwoen Rights nud ‘Nate aeggts. MILLIE & CO, 163 lirondway, | igh nad Wath ath strecte, BILKO SILKS BILKS | this week, 5,00 YARDS ea GHECKSD AND PLAID SiL&A, (60. PER YARD. COSTS TO LAND @ @ PBK YARD. WARRAN’ it. PURE ote. cue poe. betwoen Fighth and Ni SINCE ovr ovine ADVERTISEMENTS | written, nape re RAMI SH ALL. We OU BLANKETS made. We shall sel! thom foe $6 00 « pale. Blankets were worth, (wo weeks i FROM $40 TO $12 FOSTER. THERS, 16t Bi and FOSTER BROTHERS, MILLINERS AND COUUsRy STORDERE At Gre Grand sureet gheng slece, we te matte z Goods ches Call. mwa f tubnEY 5%, fey fe cy Gore aud 70 Allon ecreots, Situ block oat fromthe 244. CANAL STRERP. PORTABLES, ve a rg iy SO Weare new ia STORE « ver ~ % “fon cTt pa hat we are offer . piel: ADINGLY, 10W PR rm a sisierit aha a in MARK Te lta thee EST to the very ty; also BROWN Grav teal the v. LC SIZBS AND WRIGHTS. NG, NAPKINS AND DOYLE TABLE, DAMASK. QUILTS, si ILBKTING, SHEETS AND PIlLO' anado nF ANON, atta toa Fy ra IRON BEDSTHA DS made Noaviir toe Pubic Sinan ge. and buyere goat ale, cant Pubs Tesututess are to ‘o' examine our Stock YOU CANNOT DO narra ux ena orrr. WM. GARDNER, 4 CANAL emt ar. ‘Opposite Bar — GOVERNMENT Linen Sheets, Hair ‘and wary ‘Goods purchased sony offered at wholesale and Lo SS at jus. 000 Wwe and other Arm LARGE NUMBER OF Finer OLAass 58 STAND ARs Billiard Tables now ready fi lncreased our faeitien, und ving three large I arut, lage Tritt ball ‘ob $800 cach. We ha Some good second XS) Ties at low prices, Sar'ae Cues, be ae end Chest In ee eens SCOLLENDEN, 63 to @ Crosby street, OF NEW AND SROOND ican alvaye on be ‘eet. pasanos WK ARE NOW PREPARFD TO PI inh the best and ches Billiard Tables, with arte AGH a DEC i cornet Coat 4 Oontee , corner an streets. New York. POR SALE—SIX NRW BILLIAR TABLES, USD Tiade; Kavanagh & Decker’s make, “address ilemen, if our Cast AT THE “ORIGINAL M. MARKS’, opposite Fighth street. — and ou wish to receive the hy ME Chothi ,, Furniture, Sow Wes mitt ba articles to supply the markets. Ladies and gentlemen will be Kind qnoug! on or address M. Marka, the Loam 9 am ag opon by Mra. Marke, tn and the panos ORDER FOR CAST OFF ovate ‘arpets, Jewelry, &e. forthe Western and cae Markets.” Ladies 0 festtemen huaring nny of tne sara 0 dispone of, can recelve Atty per eeat by. calling on, oF addressing | Wine hat 8 eyes jon waited upon by Mrs Miata, At THE NEW STORR, 1,90 BROADWAY, LADI and gentlemen ‘can reocive Afty pet gent ‘mors dleowberef for cast of Clothing, Corpets, Furajure, by Mra. M. LEVY, 1.990 Brondway, fag on or addresel biris-ninth streets, Thirty-eighth and AL intnt Guat Werrine Apparel, mene eas yoy for sonther Tf cent more t! Jewelr to pay on oF address Mr, or Mre detween Twenty drat and Twanty-seen 760 RAST TWELETHE STREET, SEAR BUOADWAY, L, CAS! KG the a Biocung. adies’ and Gentlemen 's Cam 01 upon by Mra. Onahbarg, AT? RAST TWELFTIT SI RERT, AL b, CASHBERO big friclt cast etteese2N cont’ off Ciclbing Latics © npon by Mrs, Canbberg AVENU &. “BRIWRES byt vith etrecie.— JOSEPH NATH. ng. dal inet price for Indies and of addresst TTENTION- 190 FR VYENTI VENU the cate tae Tr tedace ond gas a 38 Clothing by ealling oF addressing AT me cae A pg SIXTH AVENUR—BY Tim apes i ecea hg Ws a cera aoe ie in, ata Sixth avenue, cease se fiarcueestiees on iN BasEnt. 8. ladies’