The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Nov. 11, 1866. ‘The stock market was active but irregular during the past week. Its general tendency was upward, but on Saturday a raid was made upon Erie and the North- ‘western shares which roversed the previous course of prices, and the former, which had sold at one time as high as 863, was hammered to 82. Previous to the rise, however, it had been depressed to 8134. The decline in question, with which the rest of the railway list par- tially sympathized, was to all appearances owing toa speculative manoeuvre as distinguished from a substantial cause, aod it will not improbably be followed by another upward movement, for which the fresh short Thterest has prepared the market. The sup- ply of money is so abundant and the number of outside operators so large that, with the value of railway pro- perty steadily improving, it is a mgre than horculean task to reaist the tide of speculation for a rise, and all efforts towards that end can be attended with only vory temporary success until the movement exhausts itself, whioh as yet it is evidently far from having done, The bears made a sharp attack upon the market early in the week, but it reacted immediately afterwards, involving them in lose instead of bringing profit, and the same experince will probably be repeated to-morrow and afterwards. No apprehension of monetary strin- gency at this ceRtre under present circumstances cam exist in the mind of any sound thinker. There is ab- solately more active currency in circulation now, than Shore ever was before in this country, while in con- gequence of the decline of gold there is far less omploy- ment for it, Atthe same time the net earnings of the leading railways are larger in proportion to the gross re- ceipts than they have been since the currency inflation eommenced, and the gradual reduction of the interest- bearing portion of the national debt releases from employment a proportionate amount of paper money, thus indirectly inflating the currency and increasing the plethora of funds at the financial centres, The dulness of trade, too, compared with the previous activity, disengages in the aggregate a consid- erable sum of capital, and covtributes thereby to the activity of speculation on the Siock Exchange, towards which idle funds constantly tend. At the close of the week cail loans op miscellaneous collaterais were made freely at five per cent and on governments at four, while the exceptions at six were too trifling to afford any indication of the state of the market, There was a slight increase observable in the quantity of commercial paper offered for discount, aud the rate tor the best grade advanced to 53g 4 6}, the majority of transactions being at six, although a few at long date were reported at seven. The fact that the banks of this city allow all but hiflifa million of their twenty-five millions of tem- porary deposits represented by Clearing House certifl- cates to remain idle in the Sub-Treasury shows that they ace at present unable to lend all their available surplus, The Western money markets are as easy as is usual at this season of the year, and the return flow fromthe Weat will set in very soon, The South is as well sup- plied with currency as its necessities call for, and the movement of this year’s cotton crop will call for no more currenoy than is aiready there, although specie, toa Innited extent, will probably be required, Some persons are foolish enough to say that we are on the verge of a financial and commercial revulsion, and they have beon talking in the same strain since the war ended, but on an irredeemabie paper money basis there an be no such revulsion in the absouce of efforts to bring about a forced resumption of specie payments, of which there is no probability. The stock market closed steady, after feverish fluctua- tions, at half-past five on Saturday at the subjoined quo- tations :—Erie 82%; u 3, New York Central 117% a Michigan Southern 9144 a 44, Northwestern 56 a }4—pr ferred 7834 a %, Fort Wayne 10034 a 44, Ohio and Mis- sigsippi certificates 843, a 44. The miscellaneous etocks wore quiet, except Paciilc Matl, which advanced to 245. G@overnmont securities were duil, but firm, and théte Be: little or no speculative interest in them, the specul mind being absorbed in the contemplation of ra’ at shares, upon which the proseut speculation in Wat street 1s entirely centred. The gold market was heavy, and asthe week di a olose the bears largely oversold it. The price atly declined from 148%, the highest price on Mon: to 144%, the closing prica in the Gold Room Saturday; after which on the sireet and town there were transactions as low as 144. At this price, however, gold may be considered cheap in comparison with what it will probably sell at ‘m the future. The demand for customs duties at this port during the week aggregated $2,094,000, which was more than offset by the payment of $3,712,000 In coin taterest on the public debt. The foreign exchange market was firm at the opening, but gradually yielded under tho limited demand for bills, At the close of business on Saturday bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 109 a %—at three Aaya 10074 & 110; commercial bills 108 a 108 3¢ ; france at siaty days 5.17%, a 6.15—at three days 5.10; bills on Borlin 72 a 723¢, om Bremen 78% 879%, on Frankfort 410413, on Amsterdam 40% 241, on Hamburg 36. 36%, Antwerp 5.18% a 5.15. ‘The highest prices of the leading stocks sold at the fret sessiow of the Exchange on each Saturday of the Inst four weeks were as follor Stocks, Oct, 20, Oct. 27. Nov. 3. Nov, 10, Atlantic Mail............ MOK 108% 120 112s Alton & Terre Haute RR. 44 a 2) 50% 31% 5856 92 120 55 Chicago ‘ Rock’ Tai nd. . 1084 100% Chicago & Northwestern, 523% 57% Chicago North westerapt x Cumberiand Coal. . 61. Cleveland, Cok. & Cii 13 Delaware & Hudgon Canal 158 16056 iB, ie 114% 92% 83% Milwaukee & St. Paul pret 2 76% Mariposa Mining Ws Mariposa proferted, 32 New York Central RR... 19% New York & Erie RR 841% New York & Erie pref. 8545 Obio & Mississippl cer. 8356 Paciflc Mail. . 222 Pitisburg & Fort Wayne. 109 100% Quicksilver Mining 56: 65% Reading RR. 116 Toledo and 58 Western Union Teleg: 61% Government securities were quoted om each Saturday of tho past four weeks as follows:— Oct. 20. 1 Sixes of 1881. Sixes of 1867. Sixes of 1868. Fen-tortion . Five-twenties of 1862 116% Five-twenties of 1864. .110)5 Five-cwenties of 1860. . 110% Tand 3-10ths, Ist series. 106%; Tand 3-10tha, 2d series. 1084 Tand S10ths, 3d series. 106 * Ex. interest, ‘The total imports at New York for the week ending November 9 compare as follows with those of the wo Oct 26. | Dry goods,.......... $5,049,937 $1 General merebandise. 2,407,% Total... $5,567,777 $3, ‘The imports of dry goods compare with former retarns as follows -— Por the week 1904. 1866, 1906 | Fatored at the port, $2,015 .40% a Thrown on market .. 1,518,831 j Sines Jan. 1, | Fntered at the port, 68,157,764 70,718,605 Thrown on market, . 62,818,086 70,148,401 ‘he sl pments of specie from this port last week and ‘ering the year to date compare as follows with those of the corregponding periods fn 1964 and 1865 -~ 1866. Forty-(fth week Previously reported Toi $40,068, 562 $06,489,615 956,025,127 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Barun Nov, +6 0, As Receipts, 6 bia, Pot were im mod fn t Meow ot 69 54810. Peart were dull bu: 91%. MEADETUFTS.—Reneipis, 14,19 Nbly None, 1,200 haga corn méai, 28.97) busbels wheat, 90.400 ao, ro a: do. tre, 17,980 do, onta, 3,400 do. xii, and 19.48) do, barlag marke: (or State and Weetern ne TuriNer e on. cf I the rate erdog waa elowin dL roavy at oir revised qhotations jour remained fall woul a downward Ie. ye hour wag Sicclgenl Tpaue i ss ¥0. Of eora mest no impor'n tusthe ket raied fri at vof quotations Western, | E tra Western | the blessings of ‘aomestic peace, a NEW ehietly f Serre cic $204 nd $3.0 98 15 for 10. 3 do. A itioagh a ees were Sem with sales of rovious prices qaaintala alos of aud §) sath ib atore. ‘gate were t cnged and Milwaukee, nee 6be, lemand prevailed for barle; was firm; the sales were 85,000 bushels, market was gm: ths geie bonded Canada We for or sales Rn Mohs effected bushels, at #1 40 for Canada aad $Y fa" ‘State. Bar- FY 3 Td Zz & 9 ‘Thy engagements were: at qd to Louden, 85,000 ‘The charters were:—A We notice salgs Hay Freignts were ox magtunaly 9 guist. for all descr pions. The 00 a $6 12: commen, #9 for ntratned. ‘Tar waa dull, . — Receipt: bie, pork, 297 Rais sesh insane ‘and na B01 do. lard, The pork market ruled! very irteg. ular, and prices further declined, new mess closing cash. ‘The sales for immediate delivery com} oad beers bis. at $25 50 a $25 0 for new mess regular ih, and $22 75 a $28 25 for prime: also for Tature. dell very 4 bbis. eee meee ah 9h 9, z tor Pa ary. $25 ior all the ir, and $26 25 Yor this month, all seller's option The market was moderately acti A jowes closing dull and heavy; sales 620 bbis. at 1%. Pc. et continued — sud firm, with sale ‘of 3M) Dbla Mt sis $3 for new it GIF HOw FIR G0 for new plain do, Of beef, an fame beyond gales of WO bbis, of 93% a $41, we heard of no transactions, Dressed hogs were dull’ ant heavy at 940. a Wije. for Western. Cul meats were in moderate demand, and scarvely so firm. Tho salen gc. nm 16c, for hans, and nm no sales transpired, a phe. for Orange couuty in pails :. for Wesiern, and ic. a 44c. for State, Dheese was in fair demand and firm at be, a 17c, for com: mon dairy to choloe factory 1 Perkoveox,—in th doing. but prices rem saleg of 25 de ieee, was but little though at the close a firmer fe bbls. al Be. for light strmw to Light straw to wisi STEARINE Wax unc o., and 15,000 Ibs. a was without ehany tebe, a Abige. Cor prime nd Sbe, for standard wis The ales wer 2 any part The xales comprised 905 hhds, Cv from We, at bhde Porto Rico nt L2ye., and 200. tx Ko. ed sugar Was quiet at Iie. for sore witts, Tancow was teas active nud scarcely so Grea, Sales 80,000 Toa. at 120. a Wriseer. ‘he market continaed quiet and prices were NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE, Moecting of the Directors of the Central Rail- road at Albany—The New ( binations—The Question of the Presidency, &c. Drevan Hovse, ALwaxy, Nov. 8, 1866 The directors of the New York Central Railroad Com- pany held another meeting here to-day, there being a full and thoroughly representative attendance. Acon- siderable amount of routine business was transacted as usual, but the chief subject of consultation was the com- binations bearing upon the approaching election of presi- dent in December. ‘Mr. Vico Preaidont R. M. Blatchford, of New York, presided, awd it is said ruled some of the hanghtier elements of the board with an unsparing hand, and decidedly in the interest of his own ambition to succeed Deau Richmond. It is now Known that the coming controlling _combina- tions will, beyond peradventure, induce several marked changes in the board, to which I will hereinafter allude, I do not think the rumoron the street this morn ing that Mr. Erastus Corning has been fixed upon as the candidate of the Western Railroad in- terests can be credited, though that gentleman will doubtless resume a large measure of his former power- ful influence in the affairs of the road. It is felt that he was unjuatly displaced to make way for Mr. Richmond, eh ne fome ee F should be made to the vene- There will now be no election of Proaident ad inferim, * for the reason that there is no necessity for such action, and the lar election ocourring early next month, ie the “tana of the wiockhoiders a large can be postponement of the choice until regularly designated day. This Getocminaton has Cm ‘unanimously arrived at. THR NEW COMBINATIONS. The South hee party, or combination, of which ar confident J. W. Keep is the representative man, are img the road, The express company int ostetiona Mr, Corning r'to have united with them. Mr. Van- oe of aiming at the absolute control of the road, wi ww content himself with retaining in the dirtton hen in-law, Horace F. Clark, and his gen- mt, J. H. Bavker. What confirms this view is ‘ommodore Vanderbilt, holding a large number of convertible varie re tot yrange the (pies at the present rates: 1) profit rat! than to hold control of them. PROBABLE CHANGES IX THE BOARD. The changes in the direction of the board will not be as sweeping as was at first intimated. In Buffalo, Mr, Wm. G. Fargo will ay take the place as director, vacated by Dean Richmond. Mr. Whitney, of Rochester, whe replaced Mr. Gould, of that probably be removed. dr. Chedell, y be retained. Mr. ©. Paige, of Schenectady, and Livingston Spraker, ‘of Montgomery, will very probably give way to new men. Mr, Erastus Corning will probably insist upon super- = Mr. Henry H. Martin, and it is suggested will pre- is son, Erastus Corning, Jr., for the place, Mr, Cornelius ta tracy, of Troy, and Carles H. Wvssoll, of Now York, will, 1am assured, be forced to yield to suc- cessors. niel Thayer, of Boston, who personally holds, as well as represents, a large amount of stock in Now England, will undoubtedly be retained. As already intimated, Messrs, Clark and Banker will hold over. THE QUBSIION OF THE PREBINENCY. The question of President is more difficult to solve, Mr. W. G. Fargo, of Buffalo, would undoubtedly be chosen on account of his practical knowledge and his situation in connection with the West; but bis interest in press companies i3 now by considered a diequalifi- veton. pin, of ae jusetts, President of the ‘Western road, and reierred to in this connec. tion in my bh of the Slat ult, will not despat accept that position, As to Mr. Samuel Stoan, of Now York, in spite of his conceded qualifications, be will have to encounter tho decided and powerful hostility of Commodore Vandorbilt, who, having ouce removed him from the Hadson River road, will never consent to hie reappearance as head of the Central. bd other names, therefore, themselves—Mr. J. W. Keep himself, howe knowledge of railroad matters is inainly confined to the price of stocks, and Mr. Boody, formoriy of Roch. ester, now of New York, who isa pevctieal man of large experience, and entirely in the confidence of the south Shore interest. It was Mr. Boody who, when the Wa- bash and Ohio Railroad was utterly bankrupt, and when he hitaself lost all his property, ed his seat in Con- gress, left his residence in ochester, aud de- voted his whole energies to completing end owe, ping the road, and to such an odministration ite affairs as hed the almost ruined pon re Rng Bat will Mr. Boody abandon his residence in New York apd the comparative ease which wealth has assured him to undertake at this time the administration of so vast an intorest without compensation? Tho office of Prosi- dent of the Central road has always been an unsalaried one Mr. Boody has this in his favor, that he is re- ‘por Fenton, it is said, has intimated s road Is put under republican control, he may reliaquith bis hostility to {t and assent to a moderate in- crease of passenger fares, There fea © joney in whieh John V. L. Prayn's name may be brought up, but only as a compromise can- didate. He has been with the road from the commonce- ment, and was indeed in the old Mohawk and Hudson direction long betore the consolidation. Mr. Praya, who ‘Das jast been elected to Congress, is understood not to be a candidate, Much of these specuintions have awnited the return from Enrope of Mr, Keep. Before his doparture one of the stock combinations in Wall stroet presented bis wife and daughter with a meb and costly set of diamonds, If this new combination succeeds, and is able to swallow up the Central, itta difficult to see in what extravagant form tholr grutithde will be manifested. THANKSGIVING IN THE SOUTH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, New Yors, Nov. 10, 1966 i read with surprise in to-day's Harato the statement that Governor Patton, of Alabama, had named the 29th instant as a day of ‘fasting, hymiliation and prayer,” and not of thanksgiving. This erroneous statement is based on a telegram from New Orleans a8 @ reg ular subscriber to your paper and a lover of peace, to correct an error which will only have the tendency of creating wrong (mpreesions and foster- ing ill feeling, Governor Patton bas issued a proclama- thon of thanksgiving, and not of fasting; and I herewith eond you that mation, which T cut from the Mont. gomery Lag oetfan ew oN in the name of justice and peace, I res; ly submit to Ph perusal — ELIODORO CAMPS, by oe ov As MA—PROCLAMATION, Dited States has published that Thareda, ,, Nover pl the y Of thanksgiting aod praine Whi ra othe Bresige mt ig ereas of See bee eared ena pay to i 4-4 od, iy renee. that we, as a People, | Po blicly ackno' ge dependence iipon the treat © rere rewure ‘devout | nke for His ‘Crecstngs and roles; and eV erea s ‘anring the peewemt Ad of Alabama tial diteases have, been gracious which have uatToted other communities; Bare enjoyed in many other ways haye been specially favored by Divine Providencs, Now, theretore, |, R. M, Patton, Governor of the State of 4 40 pouty do this my procinmation, sesomn: mondo uD ‘Th #4 uaredey, th Sore CA) ae! hyper be tod ibat on that day oll secular bust. me ae a all MARRIAGES AND rire Married. November & "bye Brooklyn, on Thursday ovening, eee Pion a Rev. a natant ot, gore rs, onl py A el Esq. fall of the mame city. . Died. Asmvcio-—At Harlem, on Saturday, November 10, Auresp Asmriatp, in the 64th year of his The friends of the a are respectfully invited to Seeueey tana Pee ae avenue, on noon, at one yg “3 MAI E. Barman, eon of Captain F. J. W. an Gortrude E. Barkan, aged 20 years? mouths and 9 days friends and relatives, also officors and members of Co. ys Pay cheid regiment N.Y... oo invited to atten luneral, from the residence of hie parents, 63 Second , on p madnaataneiecnoes at two o'clock, without further notice. Baxter.—In Hudson city, N. J., on porn Novem. ber 11, Geaos, youngest daughter of Elisha W. and Etiza V. Baxter, aged 1 year 1 month and 15 norte relates poe Orenda are. lasting wo the neral service, at nce o° the parents, in Cottage atreet, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clook. The ae will be en to Cold Spring for interment on vy ing. Brexxax.—The wife of William Brennan, aged 40 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o’clook, from her late residence, corner Sixtieth street and Firstavenue. Her remains ‘will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Brox —On Sunday morning, November 11, Witner- mina, wife of Nathan Blun, in the 51st year of her age. ‘Tho funeral will take place from her tate residence, No. 240 West Twenty-third street, on Tuesday morning, at va o'clock. The friends of the family are invited to atten Contwy.—On Friday, November 9, Mary Cunzay, the 65th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 268 West Twenty-ninth street, this ‘Monday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock, thence to St. Michael's Church, Thirty- second atreet, between Ninth and Tenth avenuss, wes ee wa mass will be celebrated for tho repose of or c0uL, ‘Monaghan papers please copy. Catezy.—Suddenly, early on Sunday morning, Novem Bird Mary Ann, wife of Alfred Cately, in the 81st year of her age. The friends of the family are requested to attend the oneral, from her late residence, 219 West Thirty-fourth treot, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Corxent.—Suddenly, on Sunday, November 11, Aynm F. Consent, only daughter of J. 8. and Ann M. Cornoil, agod 6 years, 11 months and 7 days. The remains will be taken ris Newcastle on Tuosday morning by the 8:15 train. Doran,—On Saturday ey November 10, Carnaninz Doran, daughter of Dennis and Ann Doran. a native of the parish of Feinagh, county Letrim, Ireland, aged 30 voara. Tho friends of the family are respectfally invited to at- tend the funeral, from her tate residence, corner of Twenty-mxth street and Second avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Eaatz.—On Saturday, November 10, little Mux mr, the beloved and only daug! ter of Alexander and Ellon D. Eacle, aged 2 yoars 6 months and 12 days. Tho funeral Teil take place, from the residence of her Caasbaaph 66 recy street, Brooklyn, this (Monday) after- noon, at lock. Friends of the family will pleaso accept inte notice, Belfast (Ireland) papers please copy. Errurt.—On Saturday, November, 10, Haxvan, wifo of Henry Erfurt, Sr., aged 66 years, 9 months and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family, also those of herons, William J. Bollacker and Charies Erfurt, aro momma invited to attend the funeral, on ey at af. yn, at ono o'clock, from her late’ resi idence, 248 west th Thitt ninth street, ddenly, on Saturday morning, November 10, vitae Turion wife of W, Ogilvie Ewen, in tho 30th ear of 2 Funeral ‘vorvices will be held at St. ong were cor- Ber Hecond avenue and Tenth street, on Tussday after- noon, at three o'clock. The friends of the Tamil po the theatrical profession are invited in tend. Fraser. —in on Saturday, November 10, sana BvinsFanan wom of Sn Pra her 738 7"Tho relatives and Sahel v- ingston street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday eftern at two eR ne | Garren. —On Sanday afternoon, November 11, Jome J. Guirrrx, beloved son of Daniel and Matilda Griffin, aged 1 months and oe iy ie from the residence of his ve Giouds of the aly we ard. Tho friends and relatives of the family are respectful! invited to attend the funeral, which will tako place at 4 Bt, Teresa's church, corner of Rutger and Henry streets, — T “ay two o' papers please co eat .—On Sunday. November Hi, Taree, Heatr, youngest daughter of Tiaichael and Fanny Healy, agod 4 bal ‘and 2 months, ‘The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral from the residence of her ——_ 29 Roosevelt strest, on Tuesdey afternoon, at two o Keiary.—At Groen Point, Long Istand, on Saturday 4 November 10, Cuaruiz. W., son of rm and Aon Kelsey, ‘ager 1 year, 10 months and 6 ‘The relatives and friends of he thnlty on ‘Bro respectfully Invited to attend et ene ogg Raed fe of his parents, Leonard near Colyer at two o'clock this (Monday) al fternoon, Locewoon —At Williamsburg, on Sunday, Novomber ll, Buzanern, wife of Oliver Lockwood, and eldest daughter of William and Elizabeth White, aged 25 years, 11 monthe and 7 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem. bers of Americus Club, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at the South Second street Mothod'st Epis- copal church, on Tuesday aftornoon. at half-past two o'clock. The remains wil be carried from 1 “outh Second street to the church. The friends who desire to Join the family at the house are solicited to do ro. Stamford, Conn., papers please copy. Lorr.—On Sunday morning, November 11, Steers, son of William and Ann Loft, aged 3 years, 10 months and 16 days. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are resp ootfully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of his parents, Newnrk avenuo, Hudson City, New Jersey, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Moss. —On Friday, November 9, Axx Moss, in hor 86th ator remains will be buried from the Leow mag of her son, William P. Moss, Green Oak street, Astoria, L. 1., this (Monday) morning, at oleven o'clock. Ferry at foot inety-eecond atreet, Kast river. Frionds and acq) ances are invite® to attend the funeral without further notice. Murray.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 10, ne ige Reig vty s native of New Rosa, county Wex- reland, age: The friends of her Brothers, William and Peter, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Chureh of the Assumption, corner of York and Jay strocts, Mass this (Monday) morning, at nino o'clock. Marox.—On Satarday, November 10, Canousxe Trrvsa Maton, aged 8 months and 6 days. ‘The faneral will tale place, from the residence of her parents, 1273, Kast Forty-frst street, this (Monday) morning, at eleven o'clock. Mixanp.—On Sunday, November 11, Catmerixr, Mo beloved wife of Edward Minard, in the ‘eth year of by age, a native of the county ‘Tyrone, Treland. ‘The frienda and relatives of the family and those of her brother, Patrick McGinn, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residance, 620 eet street, Peoria. [ilinoia, papers please Moorn. —On Sunday, November 1 if ; Mrcnam. A. Moonn, aged 24 years, after a’ lingering illness, which he bore with Christian fortitud The friends and relatives of the family, al his brothers, Daniel, Edward, Thomas and Jehn Moore, quested to attend the funoral, from his parents? oncé, 109 Mulberry street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, His remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Moruay,—On Satirday, November 10, Mant Mrrray, | wite of Wilham Murray, aged 35 years, of the county | Westmeath, Ireland. | The rolatives and friends of the family are reepectinity | | invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, Dane past one o'clock, from her late residence, tat street Rar.—On Sunday, November 11, Exmaneta, wife of Moira ©, MeRae, The fricnds and retativos of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 89 Garten street, Hoboken, N. J., on Tuesday aftertoon, at one o'clock. O'Hara, —On Saturday, aps 10, Stepmey O'Mara, a native of Eyrecourt, Galway, Ireland. The Tematns will be'takew Frow nie lato residence, cor. ner of Twentieth street and avenne A, for interment, | Tueeday morning, at nine o’¢lock, to the Church of t Tmtnaculate Conception, Fourteenth street, where pa ed high mass will be offered, and thenes to alvary tery, atone o'clock. The friends of the family are Seapeatty invited, also the members of the First regi. ment fo a National Guard. Pruron,—On Sunday, November 11, Mary Crizns, wife + me + bg only dnughier of Mr, Homer ‘ranklin, ed 2 ‘The The relasttes aad Trends of the Scab ove are reepectfulty invited to attend the funeral, from her fats ee ne f6 ‘West Forty-0fth street, on Tuesday aftertoon, at haif past three ey without farther Sottoe fi a mesg Tf morning, November 11, Jaxe RA, Hor rem ‘be taken from her late fesidence, 257 Soveath wx street, on Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, to , corner of Eighth street and Avenue jem wil! be offered for the repose where a solemn are ‘oul, thence to Calvary Cemetery “fer interment. The Tetatives on Pees! of the tami! i 2. Me +4 fon, Mau ‘sone, janrice are’ respectfully. invited to the funeral wuhon farther Invitation. —In Jorsey City, on Sanday morning, November Regn, y Mar } Cy ae hae oral at and Sarah ‘ The remains will be taken to wor Chester, Pa., for in- jerment, Rosa —After a brief iliness, A. Buaxcus Ross, wife of In Brovklyn, Friday, Korenber 9, D. L. Ross, and daughtor of the late Milan Roas, of Rahway, N. J. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attond the funoral, thes (Mi ) morning, at half. [mf Shenae pathos No. 139 Madi- gon avenue. Rosgerts. on Safuriay, November 10, at one o’olock A. M, suddenly of Roars Siete, Amiga, widow of All- Roberts, agod 68 years and @ months. Wiiarp.—In this city, vember 10, Pueas 8. Tho ives and attend che funeral Sonn Feervaiclen will bo taken to tochonter, at one o'olock. N. ¥., for inter- Aecond aven' £ FINANCIAL, NOAL “sTOCK_—FOR SALB - ) sumeré Beuedt Coal Compa duels tons coal Apply to Joua F. iin the Fallon at, ORES Ped Fp RAILROAD STERLING AND ited by MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankern | wv 1S Wall's coy CF FiIon OF THE THIRD AVENUB RAILROAD COM- October 29, 1866, pany, Now York, 29, ‘he meeting of stockholders for the election of send inepestors nf section for tho enauing year wil oid at the office of the con geal “7 ird avenuc, between -Hfth and Sixty-sixth streets, on hereon November Miphe polls willbe opee from 12 ahi BAM: 8. TSAACS.Sooretary. VION OF PAOIFTO MAIL STBAMBHIP COMPANY, Now York, Ni ov. Notice ta hereby given that, the Annual Bleetion for nine Directors of this Company will be hold at pene Dice 39 sat Ol Wall alteek om Wesnceday, Nov. 3 Dewwoou the hourg of 14M; and 2 P. M, By order of the Board of Direc PRRO'E 7, JOHNSON. Socretary. PRR OENT COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE— . Ulster, Monroe and Richmond, Also Hudson, Middlesex (New Jersey), All County Bonds pur THOMAS NEWTON, Banker, 62 Broadway. Sie PIRE MILi AND. MINING COMPANY HAVE cde dividend of $6 in gold per share, Daxable om taunt, to Kastorn stockholders, leas exchange, R38 Pine street. LEBS & WALL! {BE FOLLOWING NAMED SILVER BERING COM. panies havo declared dividends, viz:—Savge, $75 im Old pel are, are Mth inst.; Yellow J. 1, $0 in gold per share, payable 15th nat, To. Eastern ‘stockholders less Prcuange, by LEKI & WALLER, 83 Pine stroct. the 9a ) LOAN-FOR A TERM OF YEARS. UPON Corry proporty worth double the amount of loan, sumf orgs dovaud upwards. Apply to JAMES LOB. WO Hudson atroat. prnuitye & 90, NO. 44 WAL BANKERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS AND COMPOUND I[NTKREST NOTES, OLOSING N@ PRIOES. New Yi I, STREET, aa D DEALERS x, Nov. 10, 1868, Buy- [Sell Bay-/sell- ing. | ing. ing. | ing. 108 10575 1106 11694 117 118K, 111086 64114" 18 14 June,,7.80 . July, 7. June OLN July, 14! 114} 103 1 do. do. do. do do. do. > ‘three wi aanke Gnstasis te: H, VU. 8., station D. mag ve re seg A FIRST ving four Years to run. annwaly ona th: $250.00) 5 corr INREY, 68 Wi s Wall streets room 12. RESPECTABLE MERCHANT SOLICITS OF ANY tigation eo having $300, an impartial invest of arbitrators of ay aan and Incrative office fore business ‘that will pay $6,000 yearly. Addross Clafin, lieraid A PARTNER WANTRD—WITH ‘$300, TO $200 70 ina profitable cash business. Apply at 74 regen eeureet, pe Broadway. YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1866. Avorn, NOTIOE.—E, ROTH, AUCTIONEER Pea hmratn a stvernoon Over $18,000 worth of gentoo! J QP OROOEERE, eae. OUTTLER' Aaa fare, Chins Pea Sete, 7s, vanes "eae Sats ae o rN io « a at 3 hs Barolay fies general antortment of the Goods” tale without reserve, Stross carefully reamed for shipping. BEY 2. P. ZATROBILD, AUOTIONBER WILL SRLL. Vesey street cap stairs) see alr gs au quanti sly of Oli ‘oeskiaw Lhd nat Vestings, Drillings, ‘ae, also Gowtay Panta, Vous, be Bo ‘ D BURKE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 69 GREAT JONES , Atreot—Will well this day: at one ovclock, the contents of the grocery store, 430 Wi Bixtoenth street. J). BURKS, AUCTIONRER, OFFICE 50 GREAT JONES ' atroct—W 11 o'clocg, at 151 Went Thirey-frat atreot tho. Book a vixtures of that grocery and Liquor store. ‘Good stook and general assortment, H® NRY H. LEEDS, AUOTIO! SUPERB BALE OF FIRE bats OIL PAINTINGS, at the new and spacious ba T GALLERIES, Nos, 817 and at Bay ee ooo of tephra a rset, HENRY H. LEE: aes will Rony yo yo the evenings of Thursday, 15th, and Friday, 16th Novarber, at Er peste ae o'olock “4-1 seouiey at the LEEDS’ ART de rderof Messrs. SOHLEICH-. un Ww, TLKINSITAW. rth of this city, the VALUABLE bo LECTION OF WORKS OF ART consigned to them for exhibition and gale in this country, by CELEBRATED KUROPKAN ARTISTS, a large number of which have beon recently received and nover before exhibited, ‘The salo will Lalviy rey our RESERVE, class Pictures by PROMINENT AMERICAN eensTs ares the foreign artists will be found the following. vir. CARL DEOKER,” LAGHEN' Post, MUSIN, TOuSSAIN "VON FRANCK! HILGERS, LITSCIAGER, SONDERUAND, VAN BTARKENBURG, WERB, HUGGINS, VON THOREN, BBl, LOT, LUDWIG, GERA\ OARL Soy eg wou 3, Banos be LEYS, HIDDEMAN ROUNER and others, a aingrican Rett are th — R.W. FUOHSEL, 1, MORAN, ee a J. D. GEO. L BROWN Also a vory valuable O1IGINAT, PORTRALT of DI OLINTON, {rom the collection of the late PLP HONE, by INGHAM, valuable private collection from Philadelphia: — ing, Sr., Nicholson, Gondere, Krelghoff, y A. Veron, Shayer, Sr., Per ery. turior, Fichel, otterman, ae Is, Londoa, Ace Berthier, bex of Brusaols, Rauvage, Me: Yan Lamputen, Lanfant, Ky Marohi Patrois, "Di and others, ver inoluding some very fino Water Colors. They will be open for public exhibition, FREE, on and afer Monday, 12th inst, and two evevings’ previous to sale. ENRY D. “MINER, AUC kind tg! = gang aa 37 Nassau atroct, oppoatte the Post offies. Salo of Torses and Carriages by by MINORS aes. on Wednesday, Lith Nov., in front of salesroom, 37 Btroet, Jar horan avle days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Nosees. NTN NER € SUMWAVILLE oder, unsuroatsed. ate ee rine io hind oy arian eae artes |B ENT AUOTIONEER.-SALESROOM ASSAY STREE?, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFIC! SALE OF HOUSEHOLD D FURNITURE, RxaRayInos, MINER & SOMCRVILLE will sell. at auction, on Monday, Nov. 12, at 103¢ o'clock, at their , 37 Nassau street, Assortment of Household Purnitare, comprising (a oom and Library Suits, felveu. Brussels and Ingrain Ga nzond Fianofortes, black walnut Bodsteadn, Sofas, Ci Olice Desks, Blankets, about 600 Engravings. pee. rare and flue ‘ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. SALE OF HORSES, OATERTAORS, HARNE! ts EAE Pid FOURTH A\ AVERUE. x ryEtry p D. MINER, AUCTIONEFR, LERROOM 37 MABSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE OFFICE. GALE OF WINES aN AB wr DADW AT aT NO. 68 EAST hag noes & SOMBERVILLE wi will i at auction on o'clock, at ‘Tues. day, , 56 Bast Broad A Peg re Shook ipistuves of Thee ‘Btore, Brandice, bt: 3 ‘Wolakore, “Gin, Jamsica Rum, &c,, &c., im bottles, nbec with Fixtures, Aj clonanees, he., &o. “peer find without reserve IS4OLLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—THE PARTNER. ship hece‘ofore existing betwoen the unde: the firm name of Menken Mrothers solved by mubaal cousent, Mr. Chartos B wr ing “The remaining partwers assume the Hiabilitee of the firm, and wril continue the business under (he firm name of Neuken Brothers, JULIAN A, MENKRN, NATHAN D. MBNERK NNWOOD MENKEN, GuakiEs BRAND: Mewents, Tenn., Nov. 2, 1863. —WANTED, A BITARE IN AN . Address anawer, stating amount idorado, Herald oMice. DARTNER W ANTED—wird 10,000 TO 830.00 Oart. —— he ufacturing bastnoss in this ar De amount Invested. Addi Her ald a hoe for throe day ARTNER WANTED—WiTlt cA te $16 000, INA clty p any Wor n LAND COTTON.—WANTED, PARTNER WITH ‘$0,000, to plant valuable Soa cotten plantation, If p-eferred, investment securcd and share of profite given: re box 4,791 P.O., when particulars and references ven. FROM $3,000 TO bowiness. Ex- Wa D—A_ PARTNER, with ital inv tin manufacturing NRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER. AN! iat WE GALE OF AT LO" METROPOLITAN SA AL ESMOOME. a: ARON RWAY, f STOOK OF NUPACTURER “RETIRING FROM BuniNEAe GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION. SALE POSITIVELY, WITHOUT RESERVE. ae eoee HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.—A. ‘Tunsday, at 104 o'clock. at 258 West it sell at auction on Ta fortmeut of handsome wenty-first sireet, near Kighth avenue, an ituce of a family leaving the city, connisting (n pact of ratlor Suit, in matin Broca: tel, Bruserin, Tareesply ani Ingratn Carpets, English Ol. cloiivs, Olt Paintings. mahogany Bookcase, black waluvt , THA ORAE, ob Haut § and with marble C v ape si jechen Ut ym lasewn o“ BDO aut" BOGART, AUCTIONE 10% o'clock, at 4 Rose atraet. MONDAY, NOV. gz AT Executor saale, House. hold consisting of mabegang % marble top Contre Tables, Plar Tables, French Ciate Mirrors, Velvet, Reuseols, Theos. ply nud Tngratn C 8, mahogen: Rookcares, vena, Bede and Bed. ci Dini itevm ont Kitehe vit ings Dining itoom th ‘eee QUINGAN, Bxeeutor,_ Se oF BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—WEDNESDAY, NOY. an planation given. Address box 6.919 New York Post offieg, — Je ainstionk. atin ane te Tikerah “ ‘rect, a large assortment of eo! nt aren EN eee ean ai kere deoha et a.) Oa. for conveniance Also two Billiard teeth tine at 93 Prinoe ee street Pianos, ows bay Horse, Light Wagon aud Harness, a>. 8] 000 “WANTED A PARTNER, IN ASAPRAND | AMES JENKINS, AUCTIONBER—WILL ine«#. out of the city, establish. auction, on Wedneaday,Nov. 14, at 11 o'cloek, at 1 th an jx years; clase; best city reference. faot Broadway, near Forty-firet street. Horses, Carris inetpaia ously prey a at the pluinbing store, basement Wagons. Harnea—B ”gons, 10 no top rane ago of 1A Brewtwaj Wagons, 1 coupe Rockaway, 1 light Rocka. = ourowirr. | Salty Munteasatriap tarerh "vio hot Ma AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNTTY.— akels, Holle, Lap : 10 tine *, $2. 000. Partner wanted in en entirsiy new and | day Mare, I fine roan Mare and 6 good Horses. exceedingly lucrative cash bust monopoly fn which ~ large fortune can surely bo realized. Tequire @ at 287 Ludeo: nireot, $2.500. Apply to MoMAH. $3. 000.—PARENEE WANTED. | wittt (Tite ABOVE od Broadway” ousiowa shirt and Jobting trade; location bent on Hroadway. Address A, box 160 Itarald ofioe, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. — OR. CALE A RARE E CHANOE, A VERY RESPECT. me ed WANTED, IN & PROFITABLE clase cash manufacturing business, AN, dae Broad room No. 6. able clean business, established ‘aver 13, years: ener te carry on; doing & welt eine a cuntomers:, 2% years lease; low rent; $6,000 1a, $0,080 Fequired, £Or fariiculare i inquire at J. SILVER'S, 62 iat street, N. ‘with or without a Stock of ) mg 5 hw a owl sees, or A HANDSOME, DRY Dry Goods, Swi te none ata siihe {f applied for immedi ately. Apply to T. L., 48) Grand CAPITALISTS.—THE ADVERTISER, OF LARGE experience and capacity, desires to ment with a capitalist with a reasonable amount of aah at comraand, to establish & bestnese without the abadow of a risk of loss, and the cer. tainty of an immense business, Address Earnest, Herald of WASTED-A PARTY WHO CAN COMMAND PROM $20 000 (0 $90,000, to bo invasted in inanufscturing business now f morentes Operation in this city. |The pro- ili be given, fits are large. Sai ev sea ee uation of responcibilty ta the extabiiebmacat’ may also be seoured. 7 Post office, Adarrss bor ‘ ANTED—AN “OPPORTUNITY TO EMPLOY 009 ‘and time profitably, by a person accust ton manufacturing business. ute or “business opportunit Trowers need fot answer, Addrese ‘oe Hecadway. 30,000, atalttrat Rte ttt A pecan WOOD, &C. ty RUF THE REST QuaLiry, AT Bt delivered fe tely. Apply at my coal sie ies! ie Fifteenth ioe: 00 OITA. n ‘COFTR ___ MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN, UNDER | THIRTY, OF APFLURNCR and high social position, wishes to correspond with a Jady of education refinement. ag a view to matri- mony. Address Conlidance, ‘tation G HAM'S TORNITURE “AND BAGGAGE fe comes, 118 nth street, near 8 or country, fural ure stored. Focanare. familios ture. vlanotories ab DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. —TU' Rspay, ber 13, nt 10%; o'clock st xalesroom 79 Handsome Household unre. forte, French rae Pier and Mantle Mirrors, Rosewood and Walnat Parlor ered in Brocatel and “i NOVEM. hes, Elegant andel ou Paintings ‘and Engravings. ‘The whole Ube permnptrity m0 AWNBROKER'S SALR.—R. FI /CTIONRER, 489 Peart siremt, will sell on Mon 11 o'elook, 4 fete of Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, Guilt Nankets, Hedin Underctothing, Boots, hors, AG: also's mien vasorunent & Mink and oti Ow ness Coata nits by order of Mrs. commence with M AWNBROKER'S eALE oF Atel AND J J P's. et Tet, 18. ast B JOHN MORTE road wi will sali ie eae at 120 ‘etock, 400 ow doid ana sires Watches, fine ning, ings, Fine ape otber choice Jewel Opere Glasses, Pistols, Musical Toatraments sod oiner salu weil works w tiention of the trade. By order ott . B. Solomon Co. vy trent. PAnurarass BA R.. JAMES AGAR WILL Ld day, at 68 New Bowery, at 10 o’elock precisely, 300 Jota of Men's’ Clouii Beaver ‘and Cloth O ack and Frock Conte, Pani a, Veate and Piece 19 o'vlock, 400 lots of SiIk, Merino ad otter Dresses, Broche, Palaley and Wool Shawis, Cloth aud Velvet Cloaks and Under Clothes, Table Cloths, Sheets, werconts, Goode AWNBROKER'S. ‘SALT =1t DAY, Areas rm JAMES AGAR will J, New Bor o'elock, 600 lote of 4 4 mond Rings, Pine, Giaasea, Inatromente, G ‘stole. and valuable is, wall rou ‘the atiention of obers. order ¢ ot AS Tackron, w | Prince or Re WALTERS AU 2 TION ER. SALE. IQUORS, CIGARS, ooar. TORAOCO, ac, wa loom barrels woe, iy Folinna sine barrels Bourbon, 2 barrels ime nn saaiecbabais a hen LINS, OW jew Rowers, \ousekeopers will do Shi attend 18 DAY, ronght from Nyack for sa’ creel Tota of eooda from otuer parties, in lots to suit, SP EOTAL NOTICE: Rie oe. 0, MOSEMAW. LOTHING That witht POI Brothers and Broadway, is now with A. J. Post corner of Bigueeuth weet, ro hs sa dake oo EE IE Yo, PROS ALL, PERSONS ben Ny ; | NORA Reon EG chutes pact ( wil psa hand them tn, without ay nr meat LEHMAN, SOMMERS & O0,, 210 Fulton stone H 868 re ‘NO DATE).—THIRTY DAYS AFTER DA’ a1; Baa ares 1m, the The piTde Bublie are cautioned against negotiating WOULD LIKE 70 Al ‘child, one year old, address PT Edwarda, ae E, PETERSON. AGED 20 YEARS, LE! 6 tmorning ng of tho 11th of tober, Holbe abeomt but force short Rothing has been heard from Im, If any one pots with B.A. Peterson, & tha os will confer a great favor and will be remunerated for trouble. MEBLY WITH 8, & R.-COMMUN'! B. 3. Bi. Sate wide ur Beat once: ‘No barm will happen 8,—A LETTER TO ¥ ‘ATS rT OUR ADDRESS AWAITS ¥¢ Heine (MINSTRELS, BROORLYN, | FRIDA young, indy with ‘white ntleman 7 ti Saldeotiie,”” Bo Bier? sane eden manos a bow 1 1 ppt ye ong WeTED OF yreteek and Anna Maria Hiint, also their ae York In tn isohadarom Loui Kiluk Cardsor, i, New Brunswick, N. Pepe eroe | A Sapling “eee SARAH SULLIVAN, Cuba. She or any of her friends to her advantage iy ag a = the Wi hour of Se tees ‘Laim 633 Broadway, on ISSING—SINCE LAST. THURSDAY, | PATRICH Brennan, of Mamaroneck, Westchester county, N. Y. came to New York city on *rhurades ng ar morning; about 6 feet inches high, light complazion and slightly pock-mnarkeds dreaved ina dark jastwecn in Murray reat about & o'clock on Thursday evening. the 8th inst. {nrormation of his whoreabouta willbe. sultabl by applying at 62 and 4 Murray street, New York city. ME BOY WHO TOOK A PAPRR PARCEL ON CHAT- street on Friday afternoon, for delivery ou Sixtts will be rewarded by communicating at onco with G@. F. Williams, Horald office. __LOST AND FOUND. A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING RECEIPTS, and certificates in my name of no use to any one but} myself. $9 will be pald for the papers delivered to bookkeeper at the Tribune oflice. CALEB 8, HALSTED. s OST—NEAR THE CORNER OF CANAL 4 and Broadway, a Cameo Breastpin, set with wi pearls, The Ander will be liberally rewarded on leaving i U3 Lexington avenue. [087 ON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER It, WHILE GOING from the Chuich of the Immaculate Conception, Kane Fourteenth street, through Second avenue and Seventeent’, atroct to Third aveaue, a Canadian Mink Cuff. Apply for reward to Mra, Garthan, 182 Third avenue, ‘OsT_$100, IN €5 BILLS, THE SAVINGS or rn HARD working man. The Ander will receive « reward of $26 Ss hersig tie money at Baeriein & Siushetmer's, 93 Duane street OST—IN A CORTLANDT. STREET OMNIBUS, OW Saturday night a Pocketbook, containin; ae and Papers for W: F. Bolamon aed otuere. “A liberal row will be paid for Bapers ‘and money or for the papers bre & they are 0 of service to me only. Apply to S., Nar tonal Hotel. ioe. OR ae ee FIRST MOnTaeeD. Bonds of the Toledo, and Burlington way Koc ge for $00) each—Nos. 861, 868, are hereby bre so od against purohasing or negotiating the game; aod an; ean wiles 5 . Slormapion to the undersigned ‘oa wilt teadet ery will bo suitably rewarded, HENRY N. BEACH. Aicorney, 83 Nussau at. conrnnnane SE WARDS. fiaaer ae REWARD, par normnnns aad f'wall vo sagan, Aor int € REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY MORNI $10.28 at the Boer ap say Tletung te Srgnd ctzast, 2 oom Madison avenue, will cheastorehean $10 contain REWARD —LUST OR STOLEN FROM | m¥ nugfve Seta on Baturday night, the 10th tast..a Vacknge frard will be paid no'jiouions alba ag The abore leaving bee "Sonus: at 1166 9 corner of Tent and L5dth street. J. STILLINGSY avenue $10. REWARD.—LOST, 4 BLACK AND TAN SLUT, on Friday; ears cut, light color tan. The above re- ward will be ‘on leaving her at 06 Fourth avenue. rT my, IN WASHINGTON MARKEE, . Ma, Thursday, 6th tnst., # Scotch ter- — foo no roadway, or, J aera Hunt! Gaae Wal Ibe Weet Pouriconth street. Gaataintny ee Chain Lt, will be paid by retura be paid, arked Jason B. hopand ag tes ee: catty ‘to 189 Front street. 5 REWARD —Loer. on ee, MORNING, AT if 127th atreet al ve., @ uct tase Gold Watch, Fhe Mader will recelve by leaving tt at B,C. Brown's, co Fe venue. MIFTH WARD.—A MEETING OF ALL IN FAVOR OP Fi sone Yes Weinh tor Alderanan will be held thie at the corner of Hadsou and | Harrison streets, 1 at Tis 0 of TH = MICHAEL CONNOLLY DEMOCRAT held at Market o'clook. —A meet ‘stpeet on A sins sreules, Ror 12, Those in favor of Hon. i Prorosats FOR RATIONS. Quanreuuasren's Orrice, U.S. Maniwe Soave Wasarxaton, Oct. 19, 1986. Bealed proposale wilt be received at this. ofl uneil twe o'clock P. M. of Tuesday, the 37th day of November next for furaishing rations to the Uni States Marines at the fol anor, fron quant tod to June 30, 1868, vis. :— ire. RT, near. crry. PENSACOE. “Florida. Each ration to couslel of three-fourths of a pound of porte or bacon, or one and a fourth nds of fresh or salt beef, tighten ounces of bread or flour, or twelve ounces of hard bread. fourth pounds of corn meal; and t quarts of beans rations of pounds of rice; or, in lieu thereof, Ohe hundred and fifty ounces of denicated ‘one lundred ounces of nixed vegetables Yea: fifteen pounds of sugar: four qu ind of apert = soa ‘and “on "Ail subject to i be All bids must be accompanied by the following om, —— of ——,in the State of —;) in the State of —- hereby guarantew tha tm case the fi i bid ribed. vs gered oe they wl wii eiikie ton dave of thet at ike named. erecite ottice the contract for th the ont mame, mig As oe and sufficient eecirieat and in case the eaid —— shall fail to enter into contract Aforesaid, we guarantee to make goot the diference ber Swogn ihe offer of the sald — sud. that ich may be acorpied. ©. Wintarss: ET. ——, 16— Thereby certify that the above named —— are known to me ns ten of ‘Of property, aud able to make good thelr guar. Robe signe by the United Suatee District Jndge United es Di oO Mor. ‘No propo aid ey meidered woless accompanied by the to padliah the Pas will send the RS a _rProponals 1. be endorsed ,“Proporale for Rations,” and addressed to the WALLA "3 RUAGR, Major and Quartermaster. BILLIARDS, AC. BER OF FIRST CLASS STANDARD A Vistar Ter pow ready for deurety, We have increased er, ucla, aud Basa three large man moat impr Binet 10 We now enabled to sell frst riaes tabloa, complete macprere wiv Ae. Ot 85H each. We hare alse serond maha Fai at low Onur stock of ern a is the Tn sua we guarantee al srictes 9 at and floest in tho world, NDER, lew York. <THE BEST PLACr IN THR g ARR “MAN to jarbie Mantsis of the lates! deviam Gu Weieon, a, im at A. igeaat, = Works, I Dist shies out ANTRLSSUPERIOR is half the price of martin, euue, Vetwoea Thirty afte