The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMER TAL. Monvay, Nov. 5—6 P. M. The stock market has halted in its upward course to- day, owing to the general anticipation that to-morrow wil! witneas a lull in speculation on account of the elec, tion absorbing public attention. The effect of the latter has therefore been discounted, and the probability now is that prices will improve, New York Central was an exception to the rule, aud advanced to 12234, undera demand from parties desiring to vote upon the stock at the annual mecting in December, im preparation for which the transfer books of the company will close on tbe 10tb’inst, There is no change to note im the tone of the speculative feeling, and all the conditions of the market, monetary and otherwise, remain favorable to a long continued rise. ‘The statement of the associated banks of this city for the week ending on the 3d inst, is a rather favorable one for this season of the year, showing them to be in a strong position and with large loanable resources at their dispoaal, The loans and the legal tender notes have de- creased in aD equal ratio, the former being down $2,035,021, and the latter $3,074,083. ‘The deposits have incraased $1,001,123, the circulation $222,770, and the specie $1,338,884 It is shrewdly surmised that the dovrease in legal tenders is mainly owing to the conver- ston of compound interest notes into five-twenty bonds of the new issue of 1865 through the Treas- ury Department, and not to a drain west- ward or southward, as some would make be- lieve, and this reasoning. is consistent with the increase in deposits. The banks have, however, still a resorve of nearly seventy-five millions of legal tender’ motes, assum which, in addition to the specie, leaves them with twenty millions in excess of the legal require- ment, The increase in the specie is due to the Sub- Troasury disbursements in payment of the November coupons. The totals of the present aud previous state- Mente are as under:— October 27. Loans. $274,725, 456 $271,790,435 Specie 7,848,239 9,186,623. Ciroulation. . 243,437 30,466, 207 Deposits... 228,840,572 224,841,696 Legal tenders. + 78,064, 74,090,842 The clearings and balances for the two woeks were :— October 27. November 3. Clearings + $762, 264,041 $761,934,453 Balances « 27,423,820 25,104, O11 One or two ofthe private bankers on the ‘‘bear” side on- deavored to createan impression that money wag becom- ing less abundant in proportion to the demand by advanc- ing their lending rate to six per cent this morning; but the banks made no change in theirs, and lént freely at five, and in a number of instances at four percent, the ma- Jority of first class houses supplying themselves at the latter figure. There is no perceptible outward drain of currency, and the supply of loanable fuads will be more likely to increase than diminish at this centre during the remainder of the year. There is no material change in the condition of the Western money markets, The Chi- cago Tribune, of Friday, remarked:—‘‘Some of the dis- count houses report the market rather elose, but not un- comfortably so; elsewhere it iseasy, and currency shows signs of accumulation.” With respect to the Eastern cities the Boston Journal, of Saturday, said:—‘“The steadiness of the money market is maintained, and each sucoseding day tells the same story of ease and abun- dance.’? At the! early session of the open board the market was firm, and at the first regular board it was steady, witha well distributed volume of business. Atlantic Mail sold up to 13134, the Committee of the Stock Ex- change liaving reported in favor of the decision of the board in open meeting on Saturday, namely, that the new stock of the company is not a good delivery under existing circumstances. The arguments for and against the injunction will be heard very soon, and meanwhile those who sued it out have the gratification of knowing that it has already had the effect of frightening some of. the “shorts” into covering at considerable loss. The whole transaction savors of Wall street strategy, and ts merely interesting a& @ smart attempt at a ‘‘corner- ing’? operation. Government securitics showed in- creased firmness and activity. Five-twenties of 1865° were % higher, new issue %, seven- thirty notes of the frat and second series 34. Missouri State sixes were 3¢ higher. Tennessee sixes, were }< lower. New York Central closed % higher than at the same time on Saturday, Cleveland and Toledo 3, Northwestern 1%, Alton and Terre Haute , Atlantic Mail 4 Erie was % lower, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island 3, Fort Wayne \%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Western Union Telegraph 3x. At the one o’clock open board the market was steady but rather dull. At the balf-past two board it was atill steady in tone, but prices were a fraction lower on a por- tion of the list. New York Central was, howover, buoy- ant, and closed 1% higher than at the first board. Erte was lower, Reading };, Michigan Southern \{, Kock Taland 3, Fort Wayne 3, Alton and Terre Haute %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4, Atlantic Mail 4 There was a moderate business transacted in government securities, and coupon sixes of 1881 were 1 higher, five- twenties of 1862 4. Tennessee sixes, new, were 3 jower, At the last open board there was no material change either in tbe speculative temper or prices, Atlantic Mail excepted, which experienced a further decline to 126, Now York Central sold at 122%, Erie 834, Reading 117}, Michigan Southern 93, Cleveland and Pittsburg 93%, Cleveland and Toledo 120%, Rock Island 1105, Northwestern 583,—preferred 80%, Fort Wayne 110, At- lantic Mail 126. Afterwards the market was dull and somewhat irregular, closing steady at half-past five at the following quotations:—New York Central 22% a %, Erie 8336 @ \, Reading 116% © 11734, Michigan South- ern 03), Cleveland and Toledo 1203, a 121, Rock Island 1104 a 4%, Northwestern 68%; a 4—preferred 8034 a %, Fort Wayne 100% © 110, Compound interest notes were quoted thus by the dealers:—June, 1864, 116% a 117%; July, 116% a 4; August, 115% a 1163¢; October, 114% 911634; December, 113% a 1143; May, 11 @The gold market contoued firm, and the supply of coin 1s #0 abundant that loans were made either without interest or by paying 3.44 per cent for having the gold carried. The opening price was 148s, followed by a decline to 147% and an advance to 148%{, after which it relapsed to 14844, the closing quotation being 148% 9%, The foreign exchange market was dull, and atthe close of business bankers’ bills on England at sixty days wore quoted at 1005; a 109%; at three days, 110K a 110% ; Commercial bills 108; a 109. Francs, at sixty ays, 5.115, & 6.1635; at three days, 5.08% 5.12%. Bills on Berlin, 724 4 73, Bremen, 704 « 79%, fort, 41% @ 41%; Amsterdam. 41 a 413, 864; 0 37; Antwerp, 5.16'¢ 9 6.125, Mining stocks are dull and apparently neglected by the public, At the first board La Crosse gold closed 5c, lower than at the same time on Saturday, selling at $2 25; Avantic and Pacific 100., selling at $5 66 (b.3); Nye gold was 4c. higher, selling at 230; Ophir 2c, sell. Ing at $6 75 (b.10), SALES AT THE NEW YORK YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Hamburg, Monday, Nov. 5—10:30 A. M. tal wor esi'n U i ibe con WU Tet Ri 55 reg 1a. 200 Wyoming coup '62 T 2 American Ex HO 190 Adams Express.” i 108” 100 Brunswick © Land. 9 10, gM Y LOIN 400 at Nok, 800 11083 200 1078 1300 8 Hom vf lig 0 MilasePaUIRn yet TON 4x) |" 8 Se 10-40 coup. | pre 61% Tounessee 24 200 . 76 Loo a 1100 N re 7% 100 do. 8s, SIT 1 ue a 6 Erie Ratiwa: . aS JU NYState7 avo io 6 108, B00 do. ‘ Jam Odio & Misa cert, 36M 3 ts ‘ . a a. iy, . sad tio he P PacMall Ba Cores 24s Bo 4 wn . To0M), ‘10 S "4 100 8 ¥ Geni be 8% 100 b ee ER me droe Soonation 4 Reading KR.- i 000 Arta? € “ 20) OWEN West lato 6 = £3 Stas << « in 1 River ist mor 102)4 ted Ne rn low Cath RR Paoldd mor 10 he Amer Ex Bank foth National Bk A led nit: 5d Cate AY Rock I Seer | 2 ezaeastade: RK gio int’ ‘vid Halfepas Twe rs ™. bs Pacing i nets eo. 0X ¥ Genial RR... IY dc in do ro] MUAY dy Ch 4 ores NKW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1866. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpar, Nov. 5-6 P.M. Asuxs.—Receipts none. The market for both pot and pear! continued steady, but quiet, at our last quotations, Breapstorrs,—Receipts 13,270 bbls, flour, 1,250 do. corn meal, 61,345 bushels wheat, 7,000 de. corn, 17,610 do. oata, 8,267 do. rye, 3,400 do. malt, and 140,019 do. barley. The markot for State and Western flour was steady, with a fair demand, and sales of 6,500 bbis. were made at the annexed quotations. Southern flour was in demand at previous prices. The sales comprise 400 bbls, Rye flour was un- changed in every reapect, with sales of 700 bbls, at from §7 ‘8 $8 60, as to quality, Only a moderate demand prevailed for corn meal, but the market was very steady. The séles 50 9 Gil 60 Bene @ a 13 108 a 127% 220 a 13-25 BRS 1470 9 4 1S 8 oo 57% a 6W 590 a 623 BO a - —For wheat a» fairly active demand. prexallet 2ne. Beea® oats tare Dupore tha solr “ihe sala o ice amber Stat faiely active, and sales were made of 18 s Soreae S38 8 1 81 for shipping Soleo best ‘SI for Western yotow, nd $133 $8 for Kohan 7 ap te raed warn witl io eer mani sales were aide for ok rai Kee, Ande. a Bie. for Slate. Giltye advanced a trife under, a fairy vetive inquiry, wi of 1,500 bushels old Western at $1 30; State. at erat new Cani was in uest on! Ey Canada at $1 4334. Malt was in limited rt Dut the market was very sieady, with sales of 1,000 bush 4 At $140. The sale of barley was interfered with ‘the foe gral of be seilers, but the market cl alize. The sales coi ahi ised iy Wa asi 81 for Conant Weat, a i a $1 18 for two-rowed $1 30 for four-rows Gores-The master covlianed steady and quit. We note sales of 145 bags Rio ex Brazilera at Ld. fe In bond. Corton. favornble cable des pane Tom the Liver. mulated © good In from all sources, but iclmedensnad hkar prices, whlch materially: interfered vith the business, us bayers were gendrally unwilling to pay the advance. Th 1.40 bales, large for spectila- tion, and rece! pts 6,025 bales dis mares Closing quiet at the following revised quotations: — heat ry 000 bushels, at Cpland. Florida. Mobile, N- 0. 7. Ordinary . uM % 36 Low middii 37 Fd Bs cy Middiing 59 » 40 40 Good m! 4 rs} 42 FRacnts wei nd. nominal, though higher. Cotton to Liverpool may be quoted at 44. 8 7-16d. by steamer. The engagem ‘9 Liverpool, per steamer, 200 tierces beef at Ie, "od. wend 360 bales cotton at gd. a 7-l6d. To Lon- don, 7,000 bushels oats at 43gd. per stean Hips were quiet, ad very firm. Asale of 1,000 Orinaco was made at 18c.. gold Hors.—A moderate demand prevailed, and previous were realized for all qualities, with further pelea: at from 2c, a 65c. for American, as to qualit; lOLasses was in good demand, but the sions of holders of fo ices bales vance: sstive coastwive, and 200 d0,,0n the 6 pot, a lavat Storks —Of crude penta a resale of oi bbls. in gard, was effected at $7 75. The market for spirits turd peatioe. ruled scarcely so firm, though there was more loing at the feoncrssion. the sales compri min hes) bbls. tthe — 9 88c., including 200 bbls. at the inside ‘n the rosit market there wes but tle pasine Sa vey ples boing pom ae Hah ‘0, 1 at $' a $10, "300 do. com- mon oy bs, 0nd 280 do. strained Komment ao ‘Tar was Gia. —American was firmer, at $149 a HY eer English 1y; 5,000 gallons sold on the 5) spot at Provisions.—Receipts 81 bbls. beef, 161 py on and 98 bbls. iard. There was rather more Coy A fn Be pork Pork: market, but ata concession from sales on the spot were 7,000 bbls. ot 9m 38 r for, ee closing at $29 37 cash lar, $28 FoRold emote und $35 b0 « $47 foe primae: nino. ror futare dee Uvery 1.000 bbls, pew meee at Ged 0 $80 for the Tast bait of Movember, and) $29 forall November, seller's option, moderate” request’ at unc Trot market “bong “frm: "sales “400 “bole, at fie Sige ew exira meee and $12 50 a $18 60 for new af hams were dul and nomal meee ft request and firm at a moderate S5e. for Oral county. in pails; Mo. a 3c. for Wester: cod oreBiate, Cheese Hr pew fs Bec ‘was sieady at 8c, a 17c. for com- on to prime. “Paragioun —The a phe) “sate, sod Joa tgp ruled gies bu crude at nd Py 0. bon Treads at at Sst. vrorspene i ht straw to ware ‘and S70. a 8i}gc. for stan at the ia- —The market was firm but quiet at ‘a0te salon of 360 bhds. Cubs apes feat fron Bevan and 1400 wed ‘a Rotive Seti coe for linseed, of which atonit 10,000 bags Galcutia hate been sold, Oita ae See ier Bayes r et aca ° open {n moderate demand, with sales of 160,000 tbs, 660 bbls. The market raled dull, and we sae no sales tl report. i RD EY Doe meee RR eh OBILE “AND OHIO RALLROAD STRRLING “AND Bonds, for aale low. MANNING ‘& DE PORREST! Ban Bankers, 19 Wall street. FFICE pt THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COM. York, October 29, he anni ‘Mtookholdera for the elestion of airgetor sof election fortbe onauing year will ird avenue, between the Biaty-arth and Birty-aiath streets, on oer November ‘The polis will be open from 12 M. to pol BAM: &. ISAKO8, Secretary. POLITICAL. —STAND BY CONGRESS. REGULAR BEPUBLIOA\ N UNION NOMINATIONS FOR Bint AND COUNTY OF EW YORK. STATE TIOKET. BEVBEN ‘FENTON, GENERAL ‘STRWARE I. WOODFORD. Canal tealoner, p STREEN 7. HAVE, GENERAL JON JOHN HAMMOND. TIOKET, MAJOR GENERAL ALEXANDER SHALER, For rei GENERAL GHARERS'G. HALPINE. For Recorder, JOHN SEDGWICK. Jans SC Siten, Coroner, Lous NAUMANN, For Congressmen. IVth District, HORACE GREELEY. Vth ENEAS T. Vith CHA! ae SPE! wan ie GEOR v. STHINSRENWER. VIIIth District, LE G RAND B. CANN! 1Xth Diatre, WILLIAM A, DARLING. Members of s of Assembly. Dicieiats, x Districts, William O'Br Jonny Blak &. John J. Shaw, vee. s 4 ‘ 10. Owen 2. ‘Levinger, MUCDAY Wullam 1. Decamp. eaters tar} the Fase o x Republican ‘Union nominations peithe clty and county of Me J. WILLIAMSON, airman Republican Union General Chi We. Di , Cais 8 Brmonc, } Secretaries. OLATR TOUSEY, Treasurer Republican Union General Committee. 0 HUTCHINS, Chairman Republican Union Executive Committee, HAMILTON HARRIS, biean Union State Central Com, Chairman Re, ues TRRWILLIGER, Chairman Executive Com. Stata Central Committee, REPUBLICAN UNION NONINATION CONG: F 9TH DISTRICT (13TH, 19TH AND 22D WARDS), WILLIAM A. DARLING, CARD.—IT HAVING REACHED gs cs Ay A Feport is being circulated. and will, be hed by un- asrupaions persons. that I tntend nara Moms the San: vans for Supervisor @ thia method y disti Thal bea candidate tail the closing of the polls on day night. JOSEPH B. TAYLOR, corner of Greenwich and Jay streets, of the firm of John Taylor's Sons, brewers, pre —TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NINTH ny, dincict—Fhe undersigned having, pat fonts rt onoral an avser pombe efron hi Ta'the distct, he cone His Friend that he yan Zomein pele canaidate tae of Assem| until the clost of 1 if CHARLES T, POLHA\ oe EMOCRATS. DO. NOT BE DECRIVED.—THE REGU- lar united democratic nominee for Congress is THOS. |. STEWART. He has been nominated by the regularly sof the Ta "National yaks who th hour and styled the “indepet didate is in the interest of the radicals, is tapoaried, dy ral raat. eal funds, and votes for him will be cal candidate, Charles 8. Spencer. ot allow gouresives to be made ‘the Ingtrumente of corrupt or fectious men 4 this matter. a votes elect Charles 8. Spen ‘Remember that every democratic vote polled for a stump candidate ls a vote in favor of Chi i Apencer, the radical oominee, who styles himself the Biackent Sf the Black.” ‘Tammany Convention—Hon, J. L. Barbour, Chairman, Maunsel B. Field, Secretary. Mozart Convention—John Richardson, Chairman. L, M. Van Wart, Richard Flanagan Secretaries. Union Convention—! yr General ©. K. Grahams, Chatr- man. ©. J. Livingston, Joseph Souder, Secretaries McKeon Convention-James Gilmore, Chairman, John G, Bogert, Michael Larkins, James 5, Schofield, Secretaries, LEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 9 DIDATE FO! MEMBER Ol Fa tht GENERAL THOMAS B. VAN BUREN. Ballots will be supplied by citizens at ail the polls, papaya ital AND DEM moorariq NOMINATION, Sixth dlstelet —Ninte. Fi eileen and 'Sixteehth wards, Maunsel B. Field, Bond 3 Sec'y Tanitnany Con. May, oan, Zemamany Con. aj. G. SF. Lat Joseph Bouder, rm: Sec’s Union Con. John Richa: L, M.'Van Wart, Chon logart Con, Richard Fins Sects Mozart Con. NOVEMBER 3 1e01-70 THE RLEOTORS OF THE date for ‘Crscmaily f'wed tot awate that Wr. Joan E. Deve: iin a to be s candidate, Learning since that getnresign ns hearty support, as rienced ani Pees my friends i Goins NUVGMHANY, MOZART. aT MeRRON. ATIO N° RGANIZATIONS ASSE! HON. Sou = DEVELIN, NO: 9 CHATHAM STREET. TO THE FE CHAS. G. HALPIN! HAL for Register {not in any wine RAL ‘WM. 0, HALPIN FRNA loon, General WM. G. ApEn te is not a candidate for any po- Mtical office. Apae DUFIENE Incorporated under the lawrf the State of New York. under the laws . CAPITAL $1,000,000, in 10,000 shares of $100 each, books are now open and subscriptions for stock can be The id ‘and deposited na NATIO! ONAL BANK OF aH THE REPUBLIC, corner of Wall street and Browdyn a WOLFE, President. HENRY F. VAIL, ‘Treas Staster! Day. Secretary. ernie ac Wo" 44 WALL STREET, BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT. TOC AND OOMPOUND IN" INTEREST. ‘NorEs. OLOSING PRICES. New York, Nov. 5, 1966. iB | ing. anit 0 Tos} 110% wis Hegitereg “8. Coupon, egintered 62 5-20 Coupon, '62 5 ete Coupon, *66 107 119! | 10033) |10035) Hi 148g} 107% least lock. Mth "new, iw fou Heainres 10.49 Coa | |S ITED STATES § PER CENT INDEMNITY BONDS— Any holder wishing to sell a $1,000 bond will please ad- 20 Houston, box 4, 476 Post office. ANTED—ONE SHARE OF STOCK OF | Tite York Academy of Music, Address J. A. I of Patten & Samson, 366 Washington street, g 00 WANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS, | Ar SEVEN Do, per cent interest and a liberal bonus, and se- ed by a pledge of $10.00 worth of A No. manufaciuria stock, Apply to C. L. BARRITT, Solicitor of Patents, 1! w Broadway. 995 TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGR, $225.000 rene se tore sums on en! estee in otty JOHN F. CONREY, 62 Wall street, room 2, ~ MARBLE MANTELS. Nem LEIZED SLATE MANTEL rance more dr and Thirty PARBLE MANTEL examine Lelore purchasing on by mail. War PANY, 198 Mercer atreet, N.Y. FURNITURE, (URNITURE, CARPETS O11 ¢ LOTUS, REDDING, arlor and st BENDALL & § pener of Canal. Pay ment received in weekiy or mouthiy payments if vreterred. pundanerirnatatein Ne Sain aa ithe URNITCRE FOR Sal ONE ‘Rosk OOD SRT, with silk at Carpet, Looking G Kitenen Ware, ; West Thirty towrth street (Bynagogue), ror pee dh Annes in eet MATTRESSES BEDDING. LOOKING CAM A Lb] Bowery, be een of RY and ieusten tre warranted and delivered free. _ COAL, “woop, Cae Pou ren « i COAL TRAD REPORTS SER AMERICAN Fe tenrnal ral of Mining, M. ¥.; published every Saturday § A CHALDRON FOR i COTE ALIVERED $3.50 eaeatiehettrin tate " REMO /ALS. Dp" EM HERZBERG WAS ) REMOVED ™ @ OLIN. (08 vince, Weer Biabiy areed Re AND DUTIES or 01 CHALLENGERS, Besar ie ee Yori, ig Naw Yous Ui ae Oe Tan SoeE ds 's0 dntumsdadel oi ghatengers. rie nyu be mis et by our fiends im every election trict of e ol Tt fa not to challenge an; Kahapy badly Av entitled to woe. But where there, is reason to believe that yn attempt is made by an} me who 10 Dot ity erultied to do no. tt We tok coly the right but but the duty of the rs, or any citige mH zee mn, ghalienge such voter. friends should t this ‘. fearless| y cone It Js thelr legal right, and i be insisted on. rg ty jelay oecasioned LA oo resistance of this right must fall on those who It has been ascertained that over Prrenn, he hava ean placed onthe Registry of th Berwone wh ae fot be found a by then Oo as thelr Gences. TC these, ane Romp te Told they anual be chal- Wed, Whatever the conseqnence 14 fis not the of the ubliean Union organ’ of the city soe county of New ‘ork to Mo ovetruch or ini with the right of any citizen to ex the elective fran- chise, But we must and a“ insist oo preventing men from voting who have no right to. do so. ‘We therefore advine the Union challengers to do their duty fearlessly. Make no factious opposition, but resist every attempt at fraudulent voting by every means in tomato ot If our opponents are willing tp take the © Violent opposition, they must take t the connenener xen Republican Union General Committe. Wirstay Ducwnon®, | gecretaries. nas § SRG: WALDO HUTCHINS, Chatrman Republican Union Executive Committee, (po THE ELECTORS OF THE RIGHTEENTH ASSEM BLY DISTRICT, th to Fortieth street, Madison avenue to FELLOW Gitizexe, The undersigned, electors of this Assembly district, most garnestly ask your suffrages, without istinction of party, vl iano, ‘dPORGE ¥. NOTES, Twenty: ase COLON) Z at the public interests imperatively require his Ho tea gentieman of tried and nnflinching integrity, of great experience, an exceliont junds Sthers, aod was prominent 10 originating jn form measures of the last t Leet tare, among them the Board of ealth, which has been the chief Dens ing of our elty dw net year. hod he ho corrupt scheme fron Tlucaph while ail the ‘enbstantial im and of the State at large would be f¢ eR ORONEL NOYES dlstinguished htmnaelt in the war for he Union, been brevetied three mes for gallantry Shh wilt tow ete the Tubie welfare in a ivi eapaclty tric equal courage, forenght an ECT The Bighteenth ‘ager District, Pata Assocation — es ieee Nols CTRISTOPHER PULLMAN, Pree. _} Secretaries. Richard Kel ‘Thomas 4 ignimice, Sona Webber, rests ta th re faistrict feereh ey sopeeprits | £2 Eliot F ‘shepned, Pinter A Bsker, Wm. Waiter Pheips, Rossel Sturgis, Jr, win Francia, john H. Griscom, M. O., Henry R Conktit, Kdward ri. 6 a, Henry Mawel! enry Maawrel 4 Hing. wm 4 D. B. Bt. John Rooes, M. D. ¢ Yan Norden, 80m, 4 a others, 20! 543 fami. 6 Cooper, Teg rhe ae DRALERS Sat § District trent leoued Br T ©. Brewart, t - <1 but rote ha ee NION CANDIDA ror mr Ae ARE Pisthuct, 408K J. ve ICAL. yor ne FoR TAF eu $0 Major General ALEXANDER SHALER, formerly Major of the Seventh regiment, Natiodal Guard, New York, iy HAMILTON HARRIS, Chairman Union State Commi James Tenwttzicen, Seo. Union State Committee, TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. see Union Republican nomination for Member of “ EDWARD MITCHELL. TREDERICRSA. -CONREING, President. _Warerinc Van Cort, Secreta: 1675. WARD—13TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. UNITED ‘Democratic Nomination. Yor Member of Aasembly, BERNARD CREGAN. 1 QT ASSEMBLY, DiarRicr. street, Madison avenue, Forticth street and Eastriver. Regular Union republican nomination for Member of Assemdly, COL. GEORGE ‘= NOYES. C. PULLMAN, President. } Vice-Presidents, “t Secretaries, Ugios Erastus F. Map, Exuiorr F. Suxrarp, Jamas Lace. Woopaurr Surrox, 21* WARD. EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY. DISTRICT. United democratic nomi rit yaN FOR MEMBER OF RBSEMB Y, ANDER BUCK. COPARTNERSHIPS. BER OF THE NEW YORK MINING Brock foe we Cary of Cay mer hinaself wit Aalis ais per eet spies nee ee aly with most y references gen box 006 Now York Post oflce, (0 18 COMPETENT TO A cue TAR, 8 Sa tended. Address box 5,910 Ne fork Pout office. PARTNER IN A her MANUFACTURING BUST. ness; requi et ee to $1,000: article sta: plo, profits large. J. M. MOODY, @ ruse otreet, PARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST OLASS-WHOLE- sale and retail ith otber: situated in one of the best = i roadway doing a good pe: ing buninece; a party ant of i health; bah ‘on acco GENTLEMAN Lagan! 2.0 AT DISPOSAL WISHES "7 le business with respousible parties. Address 0. u a ‘bor 110 tloreld of ice. A PARTY WITH CAPITAL OF $250 WANTED IN A 4 boas: peri ae ee sen everybody: Greus Eagle Works, Herald ollce OPARTNERSHIP.—$10,000—A YOUNG MAN HAVING ‘an extensive experience in business in this city, ard with the above amount of cash capital, would like to form a co- rtnerahip with some relial having an equal amount fra mercantile business; wholesale, grocery. preferred: o ons giving seourity for the same. ‘ihe ‘and requ! ress, w! Herald office some established b best of reference mame, M. H., box I ISSOLUTION.—THE OOF area HERETO. fore existing between the unde: under the frm name of Sumner & Cromwell, is this dissolved by mi tual consent. The ary goods and hosiery commission fom ness wili be continued at 69 Duane street by TemenW Crom- well, Gindies a the cae the late firm, the name of Which’he alone has power to s ne 20. A. SUMNER, New Yor. Nov. 1, 1866. Simtes 'W. CROMWELL, ‘0. 48 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 3, PS feted : of HULL & RATHBONE is the day sepevkatomen* ss c. L, RATHBONE. ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF $200 40 $2.00. To the right man a pleasant, permanent hone is ofased. and lucrative bu eetING & WING, $8 Cortlandt street. ARTNER WANTED (AN ISRAELITE) -WI' P or $3,000, ina distillery. Address G. L. Z., Morsidotioe N* Pome iy ete tae trains on Lona Heat depo cme SB TO, It and Tas AM ctreturnfag at or he rasan oe tt an ic ivoxuotr, Engineer and General Superia jatendent ASHION course. {TROTTING. in three in_Gve. Bull Run in barness Sherwood to wi OSRPH OROCHERON. Proprietor ASHION COURSE. —TROTFING, y, Nov. 7, at Lo’clock P. M., ‘a stake of $400. ina. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Propretor. __ SPORTING, oie LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE Guns, wholesale and at very ; Second tana Gups aud Patol aay Prieets HNOLDS, $4 Chatham street. es ou es. 20 TBE Pees Lay NO.8 "muller pas work a Boe ‘lea islrina 33° By a 'OHN GRAY, lL ROOSEYRLT sale, LL i reagan hou omall ‘These te wa bree M40 no 60 FEET LONG, ‘ACHT WANTED—FRO! fr} ¥ ing deeoriptioe se Rates ta beemen st HORSES, CARFIAGES, &C. HORSE THAT CAN BRAT | 2 2:60—WARRANTED A sounet for sale. Inquire at $48 Fourth avenue, Ex- HORSE fs stele HORSE BLANKETS, Rsv a eles ory —p fine square bmp ‘Lay Rosettes: date: low Brees. MAGNUS BROTHERS. 104 Fulton stiee Awe PouEe, BY LAW! OR: at BUGGY, Lf ried Coupe Tooker eral ssortment 1 Bg AL ag Me Bian kets, to ‘cheap for TAYLOR & HICKS, 59 Cedar street. a err A VERY STYLISH PAIR DARK BAY PONIES, about fourteen hands high, for sale; a splendid team for Centeal Park. For particulars address . Beebe, Stuyvesant, N. Y., or Herald office for one week. A yes TAIL bath HORSE, 15! ANDES, SOUND very Top Wagon, hearty ne maker, ant Havacsa? The whole bold cheap, at King’s stable, For: iyi ntrcot and Madieda avenue. Anes SEAT PHAETON, TWO CAB RID URES, Two ew tension top Barouches, and Dog Cart; all second hand. ‘arriages and Harness at 20 per cen cent ita than 10 Eas* Fourth street, corner road EXPRESS WAGON @ Fruit Store. Apply 500 new Ci Sroetway stores, FINE HORSE, HARNESS cas AN! for sale cheap; Fix at 828 Spring a! TTENTION 1S ESPECIALLY CALLED TO THE A oe ee ae een MINER & SOMER- VILLE, a! UNION PLACE, @TABLES. @F CJ — hagarpgeate street, Particulars under Auction “NUMBER OF WELL BUILT HEAVY HORSES, work double or single. forsale. Apply to BELL BR: red Timber. thar foot of Twenty-secoud and Tweu. rd ‘streets, North river. i VERY ree pert ay epee red pte meee — vere dimant howe Yor gale low, acl East Fourtocnth street. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the name of Meno & pranaene is this day die- red. ANN, woN or: 8, 1866, DAGE, WwW —A PARTNER WITH 000, TO START A Aautilery: the boot of references given. Address J. T., Herald offi —PARTNER WANTED IN AN _ ESTAB- $200.-tiver ianufactaring bealnee, light and ples: ant. Apply at 24 Duane street, (0 72 sma See WANTED, IN A HIGH. 00 7S table office business, bee Same 1m coe emma prterros -WANTED A PARTNE A SAFE business, out of Pie ony yeatabliahed et trict i irgy looking, tor a associates, ang {good opportuni seldom met gents’ furnishing store, 178 $1. 000.” ae i on R, rm oy at Broadway, after 10 A. M. $1,000 cart ctinee’t tit hare outuee tet and sperey, i retercase requi Address Hopewell, box 107 —A, SMART 1. wpe to this a1 1.200. invee eras ‘wishes jucra- ve paying gDuslneay, 0 ‘one that is already: dy established, Hum. wer. Address Briggs for three days at 363 Galal streets oe! $2.500, write obtinit Tnveroa tn an onublated iphia Post office. a i aay TO $10,000.—PARTNER WANTED WITH @ capital, to the manufac- fare of f a Patent Kerosene I ive t, for which Se it demand oes Ca aoe a an -— man Breeerred dares 'P. "BU P. BUDENBACI tH We West "fairty: Fe'New Yorr for on Se: ving inde para re iat irs cata” wanrEaoe 2 BU! NESS an 5 i. 1000 to $15, Wer BUSINESS MAN WITH $2,000, TO TAKE Daplece chart iy business, Business, box 192 Herald 6 A diately receive #. Income. A: sirable. Apply at 249 West Sth st., near Mh a AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WOULD LIKE TO IN- t $1, raith hia services, in @ Gosidees. batteie's ing particulars, R. H., feed PRO | DRIVE-AHEAD Led Ai.) rehase: ~ bes es N Lb pA pbb AX som to $10,000 ca cry in be Aw article, wi ich bide: ‘Addrese bor “pa 1a ‘Brandreth’ House, New A A. SRkBNpID CHANCE.—ax INTEREST TN A PRO- table Manufactoring Business, where dety large, Address Mowiastarer, Herald oflce. AGCESTS WANTED.—OUR AGENTS ARE, MAKING 160 age ws wel North America, price $3. Rs nited # Soup cai: OLRSALE HOSIERY AND, NOTION HOUSE— farnisning Parther with $16,000 capital. Address Jones, we branch of manufacture, can be bought, cheap for, cash, room 17. ished for many years and doing ¥ good bisiness, for ment, 100 Ruta at,, New York, w Long established, ems, forsale, in consequence of ill health, ifvadeit * office. "4 PEW VALUABLE PATENTS, FOR ALMOST EVERY Ai the Inventors’ Emporium, 117 Nasse A. REWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY. ESTAB gale, 8 Fame premium, Address box 6,675 Post RESPECTABLE PARTY, $5,000, can find an oportunit je pay! agregar i 7aK. A Co offic (anitantsrs 1 DEsTaING TO BECOME INTERESTED day! Mines can procure an interest in ten Hap in Colorado; ore sete Gt Mtseahietn and sanaye DY " eyen, C seen and full Pntculare Sbtained of Joka A. Wyun, by addressing box 8419 Port office, New York. * a pe J bug. Setreee WITH FROM $3,000 TO for Investment In a re- business ia operation by for a unr aving $8,000 to Invest. No b ce. $4 000, —FLOUR AND bt BUSTNESS OF MORE than $100 per day for sale. to « respectabl ble of a feats of busiding en geora owner having large ioterest tn, Bou bern paniations ‘ensh customer, Addrege tor one week ©, ., DOE ~__ DENTISTRY. A Bor | WONDERFUL, sents Bx Aract ithout. by im years; pute bing appl 4 Hon (Narcotfaation JP Leughing oo Preah dai aut al "yay VILLERS, 186 Grand street, near Aba; H 1 MADE IN THRER boy pews 21g Re Ww rh mpers to fll out ihe cheats an Cheap, light, dural pt gene (by any ip the city. oy gs ok eet alt appear ion Lae iy iit charg it ‘on ap Ni Dentin, Oa ah ee ana tira first aud Twenty-second 7 3 An ereEeTC AND D) Lal | * ape arta a hy ws Oxide ater ete: ict iS a cama OBTON DENT, ORIGINATED I sit | Safe on ete te oh We bpre Come to beadyuar- 0 ia ore a pean a ayia ar HOTOG | (0 ART —CAMERAS pfs. HALF, Pe Pegi TT a awe ‘whole Wo landers preferred, for cash, a oD WAGELY, 4H Bowery, BOSTON CHATRSNEW, LIGHT AND VERY HAND; ‘some, suitable for doctor or r pusiness man, for sale, at private stable4l West Forty second street, OARD FOR HORSES—IN THE COUNTRY, 20 MILES rom, the ally. Good stabling and care. Gis pee monile “Azply o-Mr DATHON, 88 Nassau sireot. UGGY.—A NEW SHIFTING are BUGGY; ALSO A care ove weet 9 will be ‘@ great sacrifice at Crossmon's stable, Thirty-second street, between Lexington and Third avenues. LANDAUS, CALECAE! Crane GEARED te atlas on oh 8, een rq _ only. RE! Jr of "Broome |ANOSO! BAY HORSE, 16! Pehands high ental veins reo vor tad te at sents tee-emeney. ety Broadway, bet’ tal Tah nod ot Beane ‘Thirty- ARS OLD, and ne able yd HAND mpOK AA ae, ‘mal firat rate condition. Price $400. Carriage Manufactury, Broadway, corner of Thirty-seventh street. Bey SALE—4 sa ow OF BLACK MARES, 16 HANDS. fee tenet ON 20 aiiye a Stable 80 West aia, or war babes and ies MERKEN | aes ore area facie of jam stable. Fe: SALE—A VERY, BUPERIOR AND | STYLiai of the Spaapeaaargaeye Apply at the private th at. Fe SALE—A NICE CLOSE PANEL COACH, CITY . Inquire at the Man , Ko. 360 inquire ‘Carriage ufectory, OR SALE—A MARE AND HORSR, BOTH YOUNG, sound and kind. Inquire in the Livery Stable, No. Hamilton street. RR SALE—A SPLENDID mg Ser ot a Coupee, D ne aioe 8 most beautifully triamed and, ‘a able style; will be sold cheap. led oie pert eee: corner of Fifty-seventh strect on ppiaocl avenue, OR SALE—HO! CARRIAGES, xan ea a F% Heroeee, 8 Saddlone Blankets, Whi 2 ‘pair gra: Sm he lorses, good size and 0S. sees VERY Srraien DARK B. ibis hande high, Long tail and & ay a halt ie te w spree $300 Taquire at s, , corner ‘Siath's avenue and ty-third at. Fe SALE—HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS, AP- y to Cartman, 120 Wiliam street, New York. SALR—A_ FINE YOUN HORSE, BLACK 'and mane, 16 hands years old, Can be { the Brevoort etables, 194 Clinton piace, Bighth OR SALE, CHEAP—ONE PAIR OF BAY MARES, THE ‘owner leaving the country. Inqitire at Geo. Murray's sable. Thirteenth street, between Fifb avenue and Univer: place. A EE GAVALEY OFFICER GOING TO nia Mare, six years old. hdactey's . ptablen, wenty-(hird sifeet, near ORNER OF 4 Nery fine team a7 eage enn, as and sles nd ithe Ly hel ~ ‘and without sh; price tiated Cini Saal - POR SALE.—A RARE CHANCE, FOR & FEW DAYS Tanger, to buy a frat rate Mare cheap: suitable for a doc: 7, lame mnily use; warranted and Kind; at Salen’ stable, Sixth street, Lear Firet tor, sou ns av OR ie oe oF mI MARES. 14 HANDS five years old; one other (gentle and stylists wontd meee ‘nea basket he Park, seen at Cor: 'Siftythird sree Mar’ Levington ke an i er, teowenae. ‘Appl R SALE—ONE SORREL. HORSE, ABOUT 16 nde high, cheng also one valuable, black Horse, 16}, Fears old. Inquire at 138 Laure: OR &. bag Mgt ay ata Six ytoh a mand 8 geod ‘riddor. to everythi ap Ly at 98 Bite HORSE BLANKETS, NEW, $250 larness, jan Saddles. wich, Pee ee, *, Tenia, Ambulances, Mule Raver W Wagon ove, Colts Revolvers, Moc a CARTER, 62 Cortland: street. ‘OUN GROGAN RRSPRCTECLLY public that his piace of Horve Chi nty-fourth street. All orders pr jorses clipped in the neatest manner HH AETON. “A NEW EXTENSION TOP PHAETON or Victoria, for one or we borers. seid at & bargain, ab "8 BH) Monroe rireet near Peck oly ee © ol an whe ene Eis mel LET—113 HAMMOND STREET SORES IRE before # A v0) gave: RED SADDLE MARE FOR SALE 19% Hey tte et. oe sreet, between BESOLD CHRAP FOR WANT OF USE—A PRETTY da, 0) w ty pert ares ylabios, 190 Wat Tairipronvent [Wo MATCHED TEAMS © Hise ys Roce CANADIAN . warranted So isite sans hastens. oom age Pak ©) OF BRAU ate} part mk pends high, te whee if applied RG, told ‘sures, ANTED—A GOOD, LIGHT aLRION, W it pole nnd shat apanata bu oer Daria Gunes ONE onan Warrer ator gooD ND —_, H ‘ANTED—A LIGHT SECOND HAND EXPRESS OR w ‘but tittle 1c! ‘of Pearl atrect. insite br UTIFUL ROAD WAGON (NEW) Sates 7, ale price, at DAVIS & RICH- MOND'S, 185 South street, Peek siip. $200. ee 2 PELE ES os ow be ad <r A MF LIVES TWENT’ pity New r Xork, ry Lov yg od to Boome id J. watiend his sister's funeral, oa Wednesday, at 3 0 olookk GICE.—CALLED FOR YOUR oe # A’ 90 Sixth avenue. | REAPER. eat) Uousr a. GRQTB RECEIVED. ORSLIT WAS. WE and write, i! YOUR OWN. DOPT—F HEALTH MALE INFANT, AM ts pee ad call oa De BOND hia Wane itera JQ MORTON. —LETTERS TO YOUR ADDRESS TO 2D, sation as requested, “Am out of town, Send me your BY MORE BOOP per gy ee gh de) are Bu ladelphia. a a Re SAC ETRE HARLES MACKENZIE MURRAY, LATE OF THE cake sap ieeaien Xo Tomas, ee oan cavalry, Company K.— igi a es feeeia? (CARRIE WEDNESDAY, ELEVENTH STREET, 4, P. ff stormy, next fair day. FB, Ye pQOMMUNIOATE AT ONCE WITH ME. «Everything is satisfactorily arranged. PH, . 2. mperashing, ls eniatectoriy syrapgné.... 1. FB EORGE P. BARTLETT, N. P. ba tet INFOR- a, Lmatien wanted of these In 1849 Mr. Bartlett clerk in No. 4 Wall street afterwards 18 Pine Wall streets; and in I! lived at 166 East Twenty- ‘4 street. In 1849 Mr. Dunham was at No. | Nassae Apply at or addres 243 Broadway, room No. 8, NEORMATION WANTED—OF JOWEPH ADAMS, | A fon of Captain Josep A late of New York city; born September Hater New ¥ eH fo pia, bw oy yet bat heard (rea tas by. letter More Ista mber, =, oe waa then. to bela sins ry at. and requested to dressed: ai the acanreats care of ok apa ‘Cushing. ress W. W. De Fo! Teuton WANTED—OF MICHAEL AND JORN _Culy, from the county of Longford, Ireland. by thelr Address 545 Coiumbia street, Brookiyu. PetoRMatION WANTED—OF ROSEY Lee eg A native of Adamstown, county Meath, Ireland. Apply to of address Mrs, Trainor, No. 8 Ularksoa street. I's miss. ANNIE FLORENCE, WHO WAS IN SAVAN- re the rebellion, will send her address heniy y Spring street, she will hear of an F. 8. DE bet PL paki ahs OAT a peony with Mra. S. V. he wit have $100 sent to hiss deren, wi ey ia deposited arora ‘OHN H. SCEEOR, WILL FIND My TO HIS AB- vantage to call at 67 Broadway, room ‘OHN WIGGLESWORTH, LATE OF ELLICOTT’S, Mills, Md., and late of Yorkshire, Bradford, is requested to communicaie with his brother, Jonathan, of Farnsworth, near Bolton, Lancashire, England, as he'ls interested im property left by their father. | ME, AUGUST ROER WILL HEAR SOMETHING TO ina advantage, by inquiring of Funk, Meincke & Wendt, 18 Squth Willis M, M. M.—TUESDAY, AT HALF-PAST TEN. NEW « York aide. Do not fail. EPARTEE.—MEET ME TUESDAY OR WEDNES. eae ay P.M,, at Central Park, Letters for ye, at EASEL. —8A Yous friends are Tooktag fo op IS FORGIVEN. abi ey rn peng gh yards Sib Be, twilled cloth, all wool, free from ‘54 inches to weigh 22 ounces to the yard, (indige aces: siz-fourthe dare blue Seanel for oversacke, alt ae ‘wool dyed,) 54 inches wide, to welgh 13 ounces for Serer doch ron epee ga, 28 @ray blankets, bee Pas pody Aang hd mda tobq 7 a and free grease. eras ath tas cree ast ‘per dozen gfe zarde white tinen for eg on fnches wide, to weigh jin yards White linen for shirts, 80 inches wide, to weigh 7 i yarde Canton Ou flannel for drawers, 27 inches wide, te hon sped od =, for paar a onoees inches te ; ee with covers, to be made of blue lott CLARS NO. 5. @00 gross coat buttons (eagie). eh k re crescents and o ecale straps. 1,000 ne y 1a for. 5 $00 Fards fod cord. ords tor serveants. ords for musicians, % pairs drum 10,000 pairs army vootaer cengintaniey pattern.) 500 wba en ai a with frogs ‘attached. at Plates, word FOE or Ags NO. & 1,200 Knapsacks. CLABES NO. 9. | 7 Rey Pa trimming the following articles, vis.:— ch Dasrerm Coats, for sergeants, corporals, musicians an@ no Pants, for sergeants, corporaly musicians and pet. "Fitnnes Shirts, e mentioned articles must Sonera all respecte The tothe Jed standard patterns in the he ance hase Carp! Ware Bag Wasngtaa 8 Oftce, oe Corps, Fourth a snd at Brooklyn, New Yor st sdussachuaetta, they can’ be Ckamncd: and aad heuer the ot i on forining t0 08 will be rejected, aa tng ve fully conforming to samples, they contractor will be bound to'furnish others of the Find at once, or the Quartermaster will Oll the deticreucy at theexpence of th ents will be mad pon the whole quantity whien may from. time {o time Fiumbolding wen per cent ‘order wntil the cond order te Bled ton por goat from sosount rendered wi ited order te Diled. and eo on until contract in complet Bac! it be accompanied by the quaran| FORM OF GUARANTY. The undersigned —. of —, NS, the State of ——, and of ——, In the State of —, her ntee that in he thee ing bid of —, for pi ‘as above descri ‘or they will within ten itea"e after the Focetpt of the ‘covtract at the Pont o' u tract for the same, with retien: — " and in case the said shall a4 to contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make difference between the offer of vue omer be accepied, . a by certity (hat the above named —-—= are knows to men of property, and are able to minke good om y. F \egned by the Uaited bree Dintrict Judge, Usited tates District At or Col ‘No proposals wil be considered unless segotpanted by the Above guaranty. Newspapers authorized to publish theabore sill send the paper papers a the free seer non to this office fof examine Or Didder'e plage of basiners or bh sally stated in the ~~ sanst De rem ey Nhe ost als Su; for the Marive Corps.” pe! ‘Maj i “PRL, APrLRS 200" tartar’ CHOLOR Ont Ag i eet y os Wasi ihn treet, sorner of ust ARRIVED-TWE: RRE: iy 190 ORORG ee APH seen ne Ly Rassaa sirect, (rom isha seca sant Ea aM. te gacono BAND §aFB, aD. ee ee. Gives nerre