The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1868, Page 5

' FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mownnay, Oct. 6—6 P. M. ‘The gold market has been quiet and on the whole steady to-day, and the fuctuations were from 1307; to 1409, with the closing transactions prior roveat ‘the eengortids board at three o'cloc™ at 149, wing which sales were made at 420%, and the quotation OR ene street Was 140% a 140%, ‘Was 4a active borrowing demand for coin, }Joane were made at rates varying from two to per cent per anmjum and at 1-64 @ 1-32 per cent per diem for borrowing, and without imjerest ‘Wwelther borrower or lender. The Sub-Treastry dis- Dursed $6,011 in coin during the day in payment ‘of interest on the public debt. The imports of specie ‘at the port last week amounted to $3,660, making @ Qotal of $5,878,895 since the Ist of yanuary against ‘ $2,699,726 for the corresponding period last year. Late in the afternoon one-aixteenth per cent per diem ‘was bid for the use of coin to-morrow, from which it ‘was inferred that cash gold was likely to be Made scarce again. The temper of the Gold Room is still bearish, but the market ia largely oversold. The Price varied as follows at intervals:— P oenrinee 140% 3 P.M. wees 140 316A. M. 130% 5 P.M. 4036 & 14034 ‘The money market was well supplied with funds @hroughout the day, and although the banks and pri- vate lenders generally asked seven per cent for call Joans there were not a few transactions at aix, and towards the close large amoynts were offered at this Wate to first class borrowers. There was more actly- My in the discount line than for some days past, nd the best grade of commercial paper was taken at 7a 8per cent. There isa very limited movement of currency westward, and the fact of the national banks having made up their quarterly returns in- Spires confidence in ® moderately easy money mar- Xet at this centre during the remainder of the year, 20 far as it 1s dependent upon the influence of natu- Fal causes. The stock market was firm, and for ‘Pacific Mail active and excited, the fluctuations hav- ing been from 116% to 125, notwithstanding the Publication of Mr, W. H. Webb’s card in the Morning journals denying the rumor of his in- fention to, withdraw the opposition line to California. The present movement in the stock is speculative, and after the rapid advance it has experienced’ it is likely to react violently, the ehief object in view being to force the “shorts’’ to @over, and this has already been almost entirely @ccomplished, the fright of the bears having largely Stimulated the advance. The dry goods trade was Janguid during the day, but prices were without material change. The general trade of the city is moderate for the season, although hardly equal to the speculations of sellers either as to volume or prices. Acomparison of the statement of the associated banks of this city for the week ending on Saturday Yast with that for the corresponding week in each of the three previous years shows the following ebanges:— 7 Oct, 5, 1867. + $247, 934,309 + 9,368,60! + 34,025,581 178,477, 422 t, 8, 1868. Ino.. $10,618,409 amano os 25,099, 282 Inc. Dec. ar hte Co 23,184,409 6,414,601 Inc.. 1,723,696 At the commencement of business the ratlway share market was firm, but Pacitic Mall sold down to 116%. At the early session of the open board, however, it sold up to 118%, while New York Central advanced to 130, Erie to 49}; and Reading to 96. At the first regular board the market was steady at the improvement and New York Central closed on the call 1% higher than at the same timeon Satur- @ay, Reading +, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island , Fort Wayne 23, Milwaukee and St. Paul 32, do. referred 2}s, Ohio and Mississippi %, Pacific Mail 2, ljariposa preferred 3¢ and North Carolina sixes, new fasue, X, while Tennessee sixes, new issue, were 3 Jower. Government securities were strong at the losing prices of Saturday. After the call Pa y@ifc Mail. advanced rapidly under speculative manipulation to 123, and at the open board atone o’clock it aold at 12234 a 121%, while the rail- ‘way share market was Orm and moderately active, Erie seHing at 49, New York Central, 130%, and Cleveland and Pittsburg, 87s. At the second regu- Jar board Pacific Mail sold up to 121%, while other stocks were without material change. On the call Northwestern closed 44 higher than at the first regu- Jar board, Fort Wayne 3, Ohfo and Mississippi %, Pacific Mail 3%, Canton 134, Westera Union Tele- graph % and Mariposa preferred 3, while New ‘York Central was 3; lower, Reading % and Quick- silver 3{. Government securities were a frac- tion lower in some instances. At the open board at half-past three Erie soki at 48%; New ‘York Central, 129%; Reading, 95%, and Rock alana! 10334, while Pacific Mail was drooping at121%. Subsequently and just before the close Pacific Mail was bid up to 14% 0 124% without Much stock changing hands, and at six @clock the following quotations were current:— Paeific Mail, 124% a 124%; Ohio and Mississippi, 20% & 20%; Mariposa preferred, 16% a 1634; ‘Western Union Telegraph, 36% a 36%; New York Central, 12954 a 129)4; Erie, 48% a 48%; Reading, 96% 0953; Michigan Southern, 8% 84%; Cleve: Jand and Pittsburg, 8734 @ 875; Rock Island, 103% a 203%; Northwestern, 89 2 8014; do. preferrea, 89% a 90%; Fort Wayne, 112%; a 112%. ‘There was a rather active market for government gecurities all day, and although prices yielded u frac- tion after the first call, when they were firm, they @ubsequently recovered the decline and at five @ clock ciosed strongly at the following quotations:. Registered, 1881, 112% a 112%; coupon, 1881, 113% a 113% ; 6-20's, registered, 104% @ 105; coupon, 1862, ‘WB a 113%; do., 1864, 110% @ 11034; do., 1865, 110% @ 110%; do., new, 1865, 108% a 108%; do., 1867, 108% @ 108%; do., 1868, 109 0.109%; 10-40's, registered, 10334 @ 104; do., coupon, 1049 a 104%. ‘The foreign exchange market was dull and at the @ose bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were qmoted at 108% a 108%; at three days, 10954 a 100%; @ommercial bills, 108 a 108%; bankers’ bills on Paris me sixty days, 5.214 a 5.20. * Consols and American securities were quoted thus fm London to-day and on the previous dates men- Sept, 25, be 80. Oct. 5. 8018... . + 94% 94 943g re-twenties. .B ee 13% inois Central. 93 96% le 82K 3 % 3235 The extreme range of the gold market in the Month of October in each year since the suspension of specie payments is thus shown:— ine ats M0}6 The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company for the fourth week in September ‘were $478,163, against $475,304 for the same week Yast year, being an increase of $2,858. Those of the ‘Marietta and Cincinnati road for the fourth week in September were $20,227, against $24,581 for the same ‘week last year. Those of the Chicago and Ailton road for the fourth week in September were $112,146, Ggainst $102,053 for the same week Isat year, boing @n increase of $10,199. Those of the Western Union Company for the last week in September were $31,999, against $37,533, and since January $685,75¢, against $520,530 for the same period last year, show ng an increase of $44,217. ‘The London Daily News in its issue of the 2ist ult. ‘thus refers to the condition and proapocts of trade and monetary affairs:— Another quarter of the year ia drawing to a close ‘rithout that revival in trade which has been so long ‘Bud #0 anxiously looked for. ts tie Many years the an hae been regarded as the time ‘a com- BYE rity te most likely to ea. after & and lod of di 1868 as in 1967 Te in these ‘Atcertain inter onan Bee of nothing but. disap: Insment. & fair conclusion to “cer prares cnowed & renewed disposition to re! te and higher rates of interest caplet they would not merely support le : famm'n, il Bnd ‘enterprises. bat would naturall turn pom § Some industry. If Russian compan! their subscription lists "iat a ata kind of of commerce. ho ria ote times of joint PHS However, it is the late toreign Tallw way hat capital “sone over tundant 3 and in a country like England, at once rwealthe and commercial, when the supply of capital ts much tn excess it only signifies that trades more or less below. its ordinary level, Merchants and manufacturers refrain fgom borrow- ing money since they cannot profitably it. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN: Memtars Oct, 5—10:15 A. — exeseassestan ss REESESE: 20 do. 80 800 Mich So & N Ind RR ie} § ‘J =. sevctien RZ. do... 100 Minois 1100 Chica v RR oe PRR RRA Eee Serene & 100 Mi & ai 200 Mil 4 St Paul RR ‘B00 do. eS Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. $2000 UE Cey"81, cou. HB $00 she West Un Fel, b80 i IT ee pei a 6 ut 14000 US Br 1040, ‘5000 US on 10-40! cou! 1000 do 3000 Mk St P iat Tulv. 108 ahs Osstclt Uo 49) MoNDAY, Oct. b6 P.M. Corron.—Receipts, 2,241 bales. With an active demand ‘and a light stock the market was firmer and prices advanced Ac. per lb. as will bééeen by reference to our quotations subjoined. The inquiry was mainly from spinners, The ‘sales were 3,768 bales, of which 2,343 were taken by spinners, 126 by speculators and 700 by exvorters. We quote:— Corrgs.—Prime kinds were dull and FLOUB AND GRALN.—Recol and Ii corn men, 138 i Sorta ee demand for State and Weetern ‘was still irregular and prices were generally in favor of the pare: California tour was only moderately active and sales were about ble. lea of Rio were steady, but otuor wy. Other descriptions were dull and 8,619 bbls. ‘Sour, 187 do. ushels wheat, 254,131 do. here was quite jour, but the market eaaaSeeTEHSHeSace=8 BSSens SlSseesessss: 3 8 8 25. for pi tor, i ie infertoe doe bar toa for oid crop oF or io Bom a {tia ites 8 Bie. for new foreign. ee, ge li for Maan nad be, nb aforsutn. in vis 680 8 Te. seo ge ares 40 for retati lots. but steady, We NAVAL STORRS.—Spirite itine was slow of sale and lower, cloning at 43540. va tte. for merchantable and shippi ‘The o1 Joy Re of were 76 bbia. ‘at 4: om The lower grades were in improved ieee, were waehan 10. Nai were dull; ngs th had Ba @, uote i ee a he ile 8.—Linseed remained dull at @1 01 a 810% Other were dull and yackages cut meata, see Avene market was fairly a active and ices were oh ahaa e axes comprised Petia bles 15 for new mess. ww mess (in ae smal lots oO ‘826 Bn for er, bia, new i for November dei! for 7), 24 and heavy were about 5,00u aragalir, reece meats were for pickled Fuk if oe. aor dull nominal at 1bo, Or Ky ky clear and Tnrieyae for ate: atta eee Hrard, tbqens soft whitey Tage « Wges and’ ya poe e ‘Fhe market wae dull and 7 Loy ‘was usnet—- 5-0, Tis 1200 do. 300 do ex ii 1 rr 10 do. 10 do... 10000 do. a ie 4 W £0 Int'm 100 a ‘of Commerce 1235 68 Pe Ash Western Union Tel... 34 20 a 2 100 do. ay 00d eal J 2d 300 18 0 di call 8 10 Adams Express..... 51 de 20 do st* Im 20 | bs 400 do, 00 do 600 130" 100 do. do. 5000 do. Ey 55 Pac Mi 3000 300 do. 21 in iu 80 us os, K) do: 4 Mh e "a8 aac do. 81 1000 "do. i 33 r, 3 Lis 100. do, 139; 10000 do. 09. do, 1085, 800 Reading 8548 b7 aan do if Tenn 6%, 100 4 ms o 00 oie Ira 15 Pit 0 1 do. Miss 200 do, PR 100 Ordina eee 22 3 BS Good 29 in] at unchanged. pay eal, torn, 242,805 dos oats i) do. 7 Ny, netiv The 18,000 la. ee bei bbls. Co Weatern ae Oe Extra Superd lace, xtra hoop the prone me bag. Southern Siro oi od Corn meal, cards. Port, and Sout! teide lower, bu Re ‘buahela . di dem: fso0) includin, we let ak fo) Bashels 7h wad wife of " kiya warehouses October i and 88,160 Wi ory my engagements were ; teas ‘Biyeare. he relatives rt afte! troleum, O 01 tei of aged 29 years. 8 3, ‘at 20c, rh ‘The market was r folerabiy setive Frcatsd dat former prices, sudigor Th heard of n0 sales of moment. w iy |. The lowe. beard ie. | Rosin i demand, E as ged. Weg 440. 87 bb. r pe 4 lass. m0 cpt 8 148 Ao, eis do. ery. Lit an 16) rs, Bre cow dietenad Riese the fern al PR th hearer head. ‘wore irregula’ of 7% bl or ha id je ned there foal gaan nat range 6e. fedham A poly eetaar oc eee ce ae dana Core ne Ercan iy lower, a and: wi jovember aie ee at Blo, cation mf a There brow rsaiee aan ve were ‘AL at About $1 free, INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS. ey ‘The New Internal fteyenue Law and the Cigar "anufacturers and Tobacco- ‘lMculties Under the Law—A ‘etoposed. Ever gince the paasage of the new Internal Reve- “ae law, with its cumbersome and intricate pro- visions in regard to the collection of the tax imposed on Manufactured tobacco, and seeking to prevent fraud on the revenue by iilegal manufacture, atl branches of the tobacco trade have been in constant commotion. There was meeting not long ago in this city of the National Fine-cut Tobacco Associa- tion, where the question of how best to comply with the law bers injuring the trade was fully dis- similar association of Franniacturery in afterwards w: th the same ob- Ject in view, and now the German cigar manufactu- Ters and tobacconists have also taken the subject in hand. They have formed a Protective Union of the Taxpaying Manufacturers and Tobacconists, and have held several meetings already for the pur- ose of perfecting their orgauization, None can be Bimember of it unless he proves to 4 commttce ap: pointed for that — that he is honestly fete to hve. up to the law, that he has paid his “special tax,” or license fee, and has given the required bonds. ban former meetings were, to a certain extent, on}; inary, but yesterday afternoon the proceed- Ee pe Much more interesting. took atthe Steuben House, on the Bowery, and was presided over by Mr. Charles G. Gtebel, of Brooklyn, Mr. A. Schorke officiating as secretary, both being the regular officers of the union. Mr. S. Blum, on behalf of the Executive Committee, submitted, in the German language, a aera of the objects and aims of the union, pre- by an introductory preamble, which was as yee ‘Whereas, the sn ve intent 0 a Change present Revenue law, at the instigation and afew capitalists, who, to the detriment of the small manufacturers and tobacconiata, strive to obtain a monopoly, contains clauses which interfere more or I astroualy with & large part of the trade of cigar inanufac- turers and tobacconists and threaten to endanger its perity and whereas tho taxation of the raw ‘material leat badeo, furnishes the only means to obviate these trous consequences to the trade, and that this can be ob- tained through « joint movement to that effect of majority of all cigar manufacturers; and whereas under the new law it fy @ matter of supreme’ necessity, in tho interest of our trade, to prevent by joint action ‘and mutual by ne ofl dually, wuerena wit yy reveni " cers; and flaal whereag wi of manufacturers will thereby be the workinginan will also be PP st exactions interest advanced, the condition of etiered, and the honest manu- aig ‘and workman are entitied to our full and just sup- Peerefore this Union has made it its object to unite all the paying olgar manufacturers and tobacconista into one eatbelat tion, and to call into being similar associations with the like object in other parts of the country, or to join such associations if they alréady exist, that with ‘united force we evasion of the tax and to may exert an ov: owering influence at the next session of Congress to have d @ tax imposed on leaf tobacco eventually, ment and effective petition, to remove ail ¢ trade now thrown In our way by the pre- sent Revenue law, When this had been read and. commented on by Mr. Blum, Mr. Porsch objected to that portion Which proposed a transfer of the tax from the manufac- tured tobacco to the raw material, claiming that while heartily favoring the proposed change he be- lieved it as yet premature to enter into the move- ment. He was followed by Mr. Racth, who went at length into the history of previous efforts made to have the tax imposed on _ leaf — tobacco, how delegation . ‘afier slegation had waited upon the Ways and Means Committee of Congress at washington, but that it appeared that the actual and honest manufacturers were generally ignored by the authorities, but that greedy specula- tors could always find a willing ear. He then re- ferred to some of the most obnoxious provisions of the new law, that so-called ‘turn-in shops” are to be abolished; that the officers themselves are yet very remiss in the execution of the law, and that the honi- est manufacturers must take the matter in hand for their own protection to prevent “blockade breaking” manufacturing, and he urged the ap- Pointment of committees to confer with Commus- sioner Rollins as to the true and fair interpretation of the law and to prevent ali harassing and arbitrary decisions, and also to have the local officers com- pelled to enforce the law strictly without favoring anybody. Mr. Porsch resumed and again insisted that the movement towards a change in the law was premature, but he fated to convince a majority of those present and the propositions as presented by Mr. Blum were generally acquiesced in. On motion of Mr. SCHORSKE, @ committee was ap- pointed to prepare the draft of a circular to be sent to the trade throughout: the country, stating the ¢n- farions etiects and injustice of the new law and cail- ig tor the formation fof similar societies to this “anion” in every State, with a view of jointly initu- encing Congress for achange. The following were elo ‘his committee:—Charles G. Gievel, 8, jum, A. Feborsnen 2 tea ©. Voilmers, Henry M. Pietsch. ‘con ws | he ‘obstacles tot or ublawfu Raeti and Henr ‘The following letter of Commissioner Rollins was bronght the notice of the meeting and explains TREASURY DEPARMTNT, O¥PIOE OF INTERNAL At REVENUE, WASHINGTON, 8m:--You 2 tp gour letter of the Ba tet. Gaetner'you pa Samol ‘clgara have been packed to pack cigars in again, provided you clean off the old stamps. I felty tat the’ lbw Tequices, thet sigare simil be packed in boxes which have not been previously used for that purpo! ‘This provision of the law is clear and exclicit, and to use boxes for cigars second time would-be, an infringement of the law, though such boxes were thoroughly cleane Be AK 8 Commisstoner. 8. Br.um, Eaq., 11 avenue D, New York city. ‘The meeting then adjourned to next Monday. "MARRIAGES ‘AND DEATHS. Marries. NSON—THOMPSON.—At the residence of the bride's parents, Hastings on Hudson, on Sunday, October 4, ay he Rev, Dr. Peck, Mr. ALFRED BENSON, of ington, Del., to Miss Gussie Taome- SON, youngest daughter of Corporai Thompsou. No car Delaware papers please copy. CozINE—UGILBERT—SPRAR—WORTMAN.—On Tnes- day, September 29, at the residence of LL. Heit. aie ea ro Sea N. Y., by the Rev. J. Howard Rev. W. ‘T. Bnyard, OH ARLES Lon Conn to aia, VIRGINIA, daughter of the late Levi Gilbert, all Brookiyn. Also at the same time and pI by tie, same clergymen, Ricii- ARD C. Srear, of Newark, N. J., to Emma, daugh- ver of the late J. 8. Wortman, of New Lot et FoGaL—Briaos.—At Fordham, on Tue: » Sep- tember 22, at residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. A. D. Lawrence Jewett, ALONZO FoGAL, of Morrisania, to Emiiy, daughter of Peter Briggs, MINARD—Grim.—On Wednesday, September 30, at the Oalvary P. E. Church, Brooklyn, B. D., by tae Rev, Francis Peck, James G. Minakp to hae youngest daughter of Charles Ff. Grim, Esq. No WILLET—WairgHeaD.—On Wednesday, Septem ber 30, by the Rev. A. 5. Hunt, THRopORE WILLeT, or Williamsburg, L. 1, © SARA 5 Me wakaamaee of Samuel Whitehead, of Washington, N. J. Wriont—Parsons.—On Sunday, October 4, by v. Oharies E. Harris, Geokog W. WRIGHT to EB» J., daughter of Alexander Parsons, deceased, Diod. Brown.—At Harlem, on Friday, October 2, Lucy AXN Brown, Isaac A. Brown, aged 38 years. ‘The {uneral will take place from the residence of A. J. Brown, 12ist st between First and Second jay) morning, at 11 o'clock. ‘orcester (Mass.), papers please copy. CaRROLL.—On Monday , October 6, JOHN CARROLL, i, in the parish of Ballyclough, county Cork, Ire- ‘ond friends of the family are respect- tally invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday noon, at one o'clock, from bis inte resigence, 18 Tenth avenue. ‘ORBET.—On Sunday, October 4, Daxrs Corser, His friends and those of his brothers, James, John and Michael Corbet, and of his brothers-in-law, John ‘Ward and William Whit Bee respectfully invited to eg afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resi ence 0 his brother-in-law, No, 112 M: n street. DRVANEY.—On Sunday, October 4, after a short Dut severe illness, ELIZABETH QUINN, eh wife of James Devaney, in the th year of her friends and relatives of the family a i) Tespect- fully invited to attend the funeral from St. Anu’s church, oh street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at two o'clock. Dove.—At Hari on Monday, October 5, MARIA he} wife of the late Jacob Dove, aged 66 years. relatives and friends of the family are respect- ful invited to attend the funeral services, from the thodist Episcopal church, corner Second avenue ana 119th ‘street, on Thursday morning, at eleven PA ‘The remains will be taken to the Evergreen met Drew.—On Monday, October 5, Joan Drew, aged 48 yea ‘tue funeral will take piace from his late residence, 190 Madison street, on Wednesday afterhoon, at half- past one o'clock. Doncan.—On Sunday, October 4, James A. DUN- CAN, aged 42 years ands ‘© months, Funeral from West Twenty-tuird street Presby- terian church, this Cipenday) attersioon, at 1 o'clock. Cyrus Lopor, No. 208, F. and A. M.—The members are hereby summoned to ‘end @ special communt- cation at their room, corner of Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue, this’ day, at twelve M., for the pur- pore of paying the last tribute of respect to our brother, James A, Duncan. By order of EDWIN FURGASON, Master, Henry S. Vroom, Secretary. " Doncan.—On Sat October 3, Rosset P. Dtncan, aged 37 Pied grandson of the late Robert Pettigrew, of thts His relatives and and the members of the Olympic Clab and Naval Lodge No. 69, F. and A. M., ae invited to \d the funeral, from meena, St haa nce, 0, $82 East inlrtietn street, this ) at joon, at one 0’ ‘The members of Naval Lodge No. 69, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a special communi- rth, tt eor and 1 v tis Tue) noon fourth street way, this , twelve o'clock, tora {ne 4} our Tate her R. P. Duncan, Mine invited to ‘utend, ae mee ot anton: SRLern ara are requested to ‘Asten, N ast ty-ninth ‘this dt Pa twelve ne, for for arposs of | attend the funeral this are rea} the residence the purpose of attendi mented mewber. Mr. P, Da ALONZO BLOLE, President. DUwn.—On Sat of John Dunn, Satentng, Ooonag ‘oUane Buz, widow Funeral services this (Tr, afternoon, ollock, from the resi“yeuge oF hor tainets 0. F, Leech, Jamaica, L. 1. ‘the relatives and friends are Dent alten W chout further notice. feof BT. rn aonday, , October 5, BRIDGET DURBLL, ‘ Ths Te es and friends are respecttully invited En, aid the funeral, from her tute residence, 147 <* Thirty-second, street, this (Tuesday) aiterngon, al two o'clock. GRaY—ScuorieLp.—At Darien, Conn., on Monday, October 5, Emma, daughter of Alfred Gray, aged 25 years. Also, on the same day, KaregL., daughter of Jra Schofield, aged 19 years, Funeral services of both at St. Luke's chureh, Darien, on Wednesday afternoon, at two. o'clock, ‘These young ladies were cousins. They were Jorely and pieasant in their lives, and in death they are not a Gurst.—At Passaic, N. J., on Saturday, October 3, CHaR.orre, wife of Addipaus A, Guest, in the 23d year cf her age, Funeral froin the residence of her father, 8. T. An- drews, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past wo eer Trains leave foot of Chambers street at 12 October 4, CHARLES W., |. and ag Ann Hop- ‘ged 8 months and 25 day! The fet relatives and friends are ‘invited to attend the funeril, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'cloct, from the residence of his parents, 36 Wythe avenu:, Brooklyn, E. D. HOWELL,—At Williamsbarg, on Sunday, October 4, Captain Danie, HOWELL, In the 63th year of his iets of the family are respectfully invited to atten] the funeral, from his late residence, 79 South Fourth st., Williamsburg, L. 1. this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Hougues,—After along and tedious illness, Frirx Hugues, a native of the county Longford, parish of Clongish, Ireland, in the 72d year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 54 Attorney street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock pri JAMISON, —At Yonkers, on Saturday, October 3, suddenly, GRonGE W. JAMISON. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at St. John’s church, Yonkers, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o’clock. LopLum.—On Saturday, October 3, of consump- tion, RICHARD T, LUDLUM, aged 29 years, ‘The relatives end friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from the residence of his father- in-law, E. Stratton, 104 Gates avenue, near Ryerson street,. 'Brookl: n, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. MALONR. |AMES MALONE, native of the parish of ee county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 42d year of his riends and acquaintances are respectfully in- The vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 825 Kast Thirty-second street, on Wednesday after- noon, at half-past one o'clock. Chicago papers please copy. MILN.—On Saturday, Oct Tt 3, ISABELLA, Wife of George Miin, in the 6oth year of her ‘The relatives and friends of the faulty. ily are respect- alts invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 442 West Twenty-third street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock. O’RourKE.—On Sunday, October 4, HuaH 0?- Rounkg, Jr., son of Hugh and Ann O'Rourke, in the 13th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of bis parents, 709 Seventh avenue, on Wedues- day afternoon, at two o’clock, UINN.—On Sunday, October 4, MARY GREEN, wife of Patrick Quinn, in the 46th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the feinlly are are invited fo attend the funeral, trom her lave residence, 71 here street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, RykeER.—At Morrisania Mrs. SaRan RYKER, aged 56. P biped relict of James V. Ryker. iends, &c., will piease attend the funeral, from the Westchester County House, Morrisania, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Suea.—On Monday, October 5, at twelve o'clock noon, ELizaveri, daughter of Patrick and Mary Shea, aged 10 montha and 27 days. The friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of the child’s parents, 122 Mulberry street, this (Tuesday) afiernoon, at one o'clock. SkEPPARD.—On Monday, October 5, Dr. Joun W. Suerparp, suddenly, at his residence, 365 East Tenth street. Notice of the funeral hereafter. Saiva.—In South Norwaik, Conn., on Satarday, October 3, MARY AMBLIA, wife of Samuel D, Smith and daughter of James Quintard, Esq., deceased. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to atteud the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’clock. ‘ woni-On Monday, Ociober 5, CHARLOTTE, Wife of janac Son. ‘The funeral will take place from her late residence, corner of Richmond and Grant streets, Tompkins ae egg Island, on Wednesday morni 4 o’clock. TyRig.—On Monday, October 5, JouN J. TYRIE, ‘29 years, 10 months aud 10 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 271 Seventh street, on Wednesday 00n, at one o'clock. WALKER.—On reat October 3, ISAAC WALKER, in the 88d year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 146 Fifth avenue, this (Tuesday) morning, at 11 o'clock. Baltimore and St. Louis papers ore ‘copy. Wuurrg.—On Sunday, October 4, Eowakp HayDocK Wuire, in the 55th year of his age. The relatives and friends are filly invited to attend the funeral, from his late Foaigence, No, 74 Fifth avenue, as sae ednesday (fourth day} 00n, October 7, it three O'clock. WOOLLEY. Ag ‘jushing, L. 1, on Sunday, October 4, Henry S. Woouury. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, and at three Sack at Grace church, Jamaica, without further notice. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—IN A GOOD NEIGR- Eg yo fey py A aE on hani venth ati Ho p! enth strest, or No. 9 West (A RARE CHANCE.STOCK, TIXTURES AND, GooD old established Dry and Fancy Store on Grand tres a5 ths Owner is about ing te city. Address, gpth real name, where ap interview could Dry Goods, eral A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR ward; splendidly Site Apply to aie, situated 1n the Thirteenth Aas ngiiah ry ump; heap rent, square. WiLL AY ‘ELEGANT, SUPERBLY FITTED UP, FIRST CLASS corner Liquor Store for sale—Located on East side two lease, cheap rent, doing « cash trade; Tareaim sven if teenetlenly ‘applied for to CAMPBELL t ., 860 Bowery. on jaa OR SALE, A FIRST CAASS a“ a fm oe rominent corner on @ leading enty. rat Tong lease, low ren ‘App to P. GAFFNEY, A RARE CHANCE.—FOR BALE, Tae cigar STAND Attached to Powers’ Hotel, 17 Good reason iiven for selling. EAT B8OAP Terme éasy , {ull jnstraction = — For particulars call at CORNER LIQUOR STORE ‘A Go CORNER FOR SALE—LONG lease and rent free; wit be sold ats iH TRAVER & ESL! Ry Ss Liberty street. FACTORY FOR SALE CHEAP.— ven ip making al kinds Weat Seventeenth at. CHANCE | SELDOM OFFERED.—FOR SALE, AN OLD Oyster and Vegetable Market, doin; 2 oing into the courltry, fine Sivsivs Gere Bas ret is to JE! ith avenue; or Taira _ A —For SALE LEASE, stock, AND FIXTURES OF . an old established Boot and Shoe Store, situated on feet part of fisth ‘avenue, “A yp sccrean in offered if immediately for to CAMPBELL & CO., 350 Bowery. CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—LARGE AND OLD eatablinhed Butter and Cheese Store, finest location on Fighth avenue; algo large corner Liquor’ Store, at & bargain thle weeks; Goods (corner) 5 aixth avenue, 100 and low rent, doing business isn. i agar if sold thie ‘week ; Fi i Confectionery Stores, Milk ‘ait O08, fag btore on Bighth averiue chen i _L, DEYO, Oy ad West Thirty-third street. BooT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE AT ABACRI- fice’ business street; does a very tine '8 Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. TA 8, 119 QUOR AND LUN Hotels, Hilliard Saloons, CH akcerien, ‘Corner Grvcarony Coenee ri io Broadway Sewer ‘Saloons, Stationery and Sto Fancy Goodaand arte ne anges 1H MITCH is "Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. (}HOIGH GROCERY AND TRA. STORE, WITH ¢PLEN. did Horee and Wagon, thi ase, nice Fix- triton, good sock of fine feng, tn for’ aale. in three ‘days, on acootint ble, wath, hie’ family, to Europe. Apply to HE iNity Bo! JER, 69 Pearl street. I RUG STORE FOR SALE.—BEST CHANCE FOR A cash customer ever offered; store fitted up 1 first class city style, complete in everything; sales #40) per mouth long leane, low rent; splendid place to live; « short distance from the'elty; no ‘opposition. Apply to SOUTHMAYD & ©0., 19 Broadway, root No. 9 I ior eeling? RUG STORE FOR SALE—YERY HANDSOME FIX- stock, low rent, 3 years’ icase ; best reason 100 $4,000 caah. Apply wt 48 Fulton street, Bess BUSIN y Paving #9810 ae ig 88, HORSE, WAGON AND ROUTE ‘weekly over expenses; to be sold at HOWES & CO. N 2 Dey atreet, foom No. RST Lass, C CORNER soRocERY, DOING A ust. rt month, consist: of Horse, MO Block, cPatuta fac aad Tens; house tro. sory hove ths Sm aaaaal Address 5. Ly sation FR SALE—ALL THE STOCK OF MOUNTED BIRDS Skins, Reptiles Artificial Ken and al other fia belinaioE thaciegens pos of foe ise 0 J. Bode will be ol sale, we omtered. Apply at 16 N ‘item ae ‘fork, on Moda " Tar LaF hours of 10 A. ieee i ae bari 4 at the above No, are down, Tela Faia) Peeves “ovo im R BALE—A STBAM TABLE AND BTOVE, AND & atet ‘Water, in good order ; will be sold cheap. OR BALE—A GOOD RETAIL MILK HOUTR; SaTIB. ie fa Tah fo Lt Cy Si NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1868--TRIPLE SHERT. A CHOICE CANINET OF MINERALS em! ‘a rare collection of gold, allver, copper, lead ane jn regu ne ; will be sold cheap, as the room it occu- red for other irposes, Appi; Giooutt ts rineseatiion vou?” ° ALBERT E. R SALE—A THREE YEARS’ LEASE OF TLD- & 5 dae, mn gowns 00 FE th avenue, near Fourteenth sirvet, ao in the suitable the li ‘Apply to Wit. J. KaNE, 62 sireet, room $3, re Nassau FOR SALE STHE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A Well furnished House, seven, rooms, in Houston treet, near the Bowery: Als 0 News Depot, Btatlonery and Tor maton street. Inqul Piss eoee ote nevind aad OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, WITH rH LICENSE, F Stock a LEA big oR STORE, WE OB SALE—THE LEASE (13 SRARS) AND FIX. tures ss the Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bo: House, with Bar; doing a large business. For further ps particulars in- remises. Ww. B. POST, Communipaw, N. J. ALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY, 647 uh avenue, with, Stock, Fixtures and Lease, in a first class neighborhood. Apply at 8:8 Sixth avenue. }OR SALE.—STAND, LEASE, FIXTURES AND A GOOD yaying Commiasion Business for sale. Address Clark & Donohoe, 14 No. 8, oppoaite 140 West sireet, —A NEW AND HANDSOME FOUR, PULL, Pump, Lane's make. Can be seen at 17 Pearl Baskett New York, between the hours of 9 aed $n Tuenday, OF s Leeper OYSTER BALOON AND Listed AND 7 Price $600, - Apply at 180 East EI Fe Ses FACTORY, WITH ALL THE fixtures ‘and customers ; twenty generating tbs in working order to make forty grained vinegar. Apply the aor! at ten o'clock AMM and after one o'slock Front street, corner Bridge, Brooklyn, OR SALE-JEWELRY STORE; BEST. LOCATION ON wenue; terms easy; no agents. Particulars on gr ealig Eighih avenues FOR SALECA BARGAIN, THE STOCK AND FIX. rea of a Fancy Code Store, sinate in the beat locality in Third avenue,No, 438, Inquire on th (OR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST class Fancy Goods Store, ow a leading avenur; three and &baf yenry lease; rent iow. Apply to L. DEYO, 803 West ‘Thirty-third street, (OR SALE—COUNTERS AND TABLES OF DIF. ferent kids; also a nice second hand Bar, new lined and pee: two Show Windows, Shutters, Doors, 4c. Apply at ) Spring atreet, fu rear. (OR SALE-A WOOD YARD, WITH A cs D STEAM Engine (10 horae power), 3 Horses, 3 W: necessary fixtures, together ‘with three aa front sea. For further particulars apply to MICHELL & MUL: LER, 10 Cooper Insitute, WOR SALE—FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A DWEL- ling House close to Broadway, suitable for business: bas 19 rooms, and in good order. Cost ¥8,800, Will be sold low, aa the parties are leaving the clty. Apply to H. StOUT, No. 31 West Fourth PROB SALE—A FIRGT CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORR, on a prominent corer, in Bras anayd rand, with vb years’ Lease; cheap rent. For a AP) wP, NEY, 325 Bowery, - FOR, GALELUNCH AND SAMPLE ROOM, WITH Tong lease and low rent: new license; good location for Beye the Gold Room and Stock Exchange. Ap- ply at Om a SALE—A ae: OR STORE, SITUATED IN THE part of South street; full license for on ir; will sell Nea Appl ade the store 212 South street, all this week, aa the place sold on account of other pefirang R SALE CHEAP.-THE er0nr AND FIXTURES tn ‘Garden Spot of two acres Tents, in the UPI Part of the ity. Inquire of F. nF REARNAN, W036 Nat ae. POR SALE CHEAP THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF an excellent Fancy and Dry Goods Store on a leading avenue, fonts to THOS. GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 38 Cham- eat ate Weat Thirtieth atreel, BALE CHEAP FOR CASH—1 eat. Fixtures of a Boarding Hor ta attached, fn good order. Call at ity. JOR SALE. CHEAP_THREE BAR COUNTERS. IN- uire of WM. CUMMUSKEY, 29 Third strect. iE GOOD WILL with Bar and Fix- York street, Jersey 5 COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, ee Fins? CLASS COACHMAN AND GROOM; STRICTLY i best refereace, Call on or address F. M., i factory, 10 East 20ch at, BY A FIRST CLASS PROTESTANT 8 COACHMAR- man, leaving on account of his empioyer uot keeping Rorses ; best city reference. Call on or aditress M. A., Cole- man's harness store, 1,252 Broadway, near Sia: st. SINGLE YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN O8 GROOM; undapetaeds bie ‘business webs tly; best city reference. Call or address for three days Vth ot., Gat RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA tion as groom; good reference. Address T. M., box iti { oftice, ‘AX, AMERICAN YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION 8 Coachman ; no objection to the country ; good: refer. ence can be given. _ Address John, | box 137 Herald office, GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED—BY A. PRO- who fully understands his bust ness; has the best po referer jas been four re with the jaa gmplover, Address D. C., Gardener, st Bridge: d store, 876 Broad FRENCHMAN, FIRST CLASS GARDENER, THREE years in this country, firet class propagator and land- j understands graperles and vineyards smarried, with cumbrauce; two medals. 10 Paria for hortieulvaral tive and farming. Address Henderson & Flenuning, seed tore, 67 Nassau at., for two days. A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUA. tion for his gardener, who is a faithful and confidential ima ; has sigs a Spd two thildsen; is capable of taking the whole cl a farm, e! on al or wages. to T, W. Bayaud, 100 Pearl at, ad YOUNG MAN (SWISS), SPEAKING ENGLISH, French, German and Italian, wishes a situation as vals fos sas 2108, to Europe; best city reverence, Call at or roadway, Swiss store, A} Aso GARDENER OR TO DRIVE—BY A TEMPER, ‘and competent German. Address Kinsen, box 149 He oftice. GARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED-—BY A young man who has a practical knowledge of greea- douse planta, grape vines, flower garden and vegetables, and undersanda'ie ¢ management of a small farm; best refer- ence. Adduess W. D., gardener, Herald oftice. FIRST CLASS COACHMAN AND GROOM; A GER” ca good Enliahs atsletly. emporat; beat re- “erence. cer Coll on oF address H. V. H., 288 Willlam st. MAN WHO HAS ON HAND A QUANTITY OF Gienevine wants a chanee for planting ant to take charge @ year; understands bis trade; ia a Frenchman; first oy gardener; married; good reference. Address B. K., Bliss’ ey . 41 Park row, for two days. GENTLEMAN WANTS TO PROCURE A SITUATION for his coachman, who he can highly recommend to be a sober, ateady men; would take cure of a small garden. Ap. Bir to HL. Webster, 2 Monroe st. or addiess D. C., box 178 ferald offive, for two vo days. MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH- man, his wife as cook in a ectahle family; are Scotch Protestanta, Apply for two days at 123 Cedar A MARRIED MAN, WITHOUT CHILDREN, WANTS @ situation as coachman; understands the care and treatment of all kinds of horses; is a careful driver; best cS Gihious references. Call Br address for twojdays E. C., at Hoover A AN WANTS A SITUATION AS isa first class driver and understands the care of horses; good reference from hit hed ed Apply at Tallman's stable, comer of 88th at, and A “4 YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GROOM ae coachman; good reference. Address M. T., 115 West BY A YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN IN THE COUN- try and to make himself gonerally, uxeful, good refer, ‘ence from his last employer, Address P. F., box #21 Herald oflce. OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE man who has good city and country reference. 3 J. C., 65 Bast 3d at. (Hoacuan WANTED, A SITUATION BY A SINGLE, ve the best city reference. Can be seen at or's saddiery store. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A SINGLE, ‘sober, industrious man; {s an experietced groom and careful driver; understands gardening; can milk; is willing ‘and obliging; first class reference. Address T.G., box 206 Herald otlice, for two days. FJOTEL IN THIS CITY—40 ROOMS, HANDSOMELY furnished, 4 yoars’ lease; only % eral Country Stores for sule. hie ERE i He ice, a Milk Store, with Bite, FE Fies, with the rent. paid. ‘up will be aold'very cheap, as the oman is i gol ta the conntry and must dispose of it as soon as he Gall at 258 AUNDRY “FOR ALE WALL, ESTABLABICRD aD join, ‘sgood an rofitabl good reasons given for selling. dress ve K. Lyb box 150 Herald oflice, ATOCK AND FIXTURES OF “OF A LIQUOR 8T STORE FOR Swale. Inquire at 291 Railroad avenue or at the store, cor- ber Paterson avenue and Jackson street, Hoboken. Every ‘batintaction given, HOP AND LOT FOR SALR-IN BROOKLYN, WITH Tools, Patterns, Ac., for manufacturing cabinet and Gther locks, &e. “Apply ai 60 Fulton street, room No. 2, New on TATIONERY STORE FOR SALE AT INVENTORY OF fixtures. chance: mites for aell- ngs best Seat eal in thecity. Inquire anny Letter oflice, GATES FOR SALE CHEAP—HERRING'R, MARVIN and Wilder's make; large and small: Lilie's Burglar Sate, at 10 to 60 per cent eas than inauutacturer's prices, at lane. Ue ome Gt AND Pee Ae rose Saat North Firth slvect, Willamaburge os PHOTOGRAPHERS.—A GALLERY FOR BALE OR to work on sbares. Address Thos. Rich, Kingston, N. $400 WILL PURCHASE THE STOCK AND | FIX- apply to THOS, UAFEREY SA APRS Wee atthe ‘uctionser, 38 Obumbers ireet, $500 WE, PURCHASE HALF INTERERT IN AN entablisied cash business, now paying $100 week- Ty and can be greatly extended. o. Gor 8 & CO., No.2 Dey street, room No. 9. $500. —FOR SALE, A BAR “qo proses rye yi good atand tor oysters; ong. che: ness. Tent; reason, other bust it TiSwetden fane, bas ment, or &3 Pine street. mi - i 6700 (0.7888, SALE, A TOBACCO AND CIGAR Play ah barge Leni ind fall ‘stock, corner second street Broadway. Parties withimited c capital Teil fad thin splentia opportunity for investing in a legitimate business. Call at 526 5 3. 500 CAN BUY A LU ORATIVE MANUFACTUR- ae) ‘on ts jh avenue. sah aaa sndieean eon ai bo ochags mech, reed yours; goods slaple and'always ealenvier, $3,500 x year, free Bt all expenses, oan be easily made Good recson for eelitn Friaolpale only aidrese ‘Chapary bor Tid Herald oflce, foF MACHINERY. re SALE THREE WC ne MACHINES. ADDRESS ' Printer, Herald o F°, SALE A BARGAIN—A PINE ASSORTMENT OF Engines ang Bollera, from 10 to 100 horse; one fine loco- ar ler, 130 horse, and two portable 12 horse. 630 West Gree at BARGAINS IN WOOD AND MANN ee Asie 4 oor one 10 and one 5 horse power; iN ae COPELAND, 89 Liberty street, N. Y. Ren WROUGHT JRO’ SECTIONAL | SarETy Boller nas no Ia 0 explode; ie ested POLITICAL. _ GPx, GRANT AND GOLPAX CAMPAIGN CLUB. Governor Salomon, of Wisconsin, ‘Dr. V. Holst and Wi ‘Will address the meeting. Cooper Institute, We ‘m. Weber Hon, John A. Griswold will be e present. EYMOUR, BLAIR AND HOFFMAN. PORTRAITS ON Saar, 43425. feet, painted in oll, on i a, Feeds for igit_ procession 6th of October. ‘Also B ag, Worenedy Janterns, te ke. HOJER & GRAHAM, artiows and manufacturers, 97 Duane street. ‘OUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB, 1, Bronderay aod Trrentyaecond, erect f 4) if Louisiana, Soh ee grad 4 oT ermerly 3 Le john others w: ys AS Root ERS, President. _»?- a Twoury, F Evar: zORvaIt, Seseesariek. OR SALE CHEAP —s.000 YARDS OF BLUE NANKIN, suitable for oversh' WILLIAM MATHEW, 64 Catharine street, ______ FURNITURE. _ ALU THE MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD. FURNIT( RE contained in the private residence No. 67 West Fifteenth Street, between Fifth and Sixth avcaues, for gale in lots to sult purchasers, Parlor Suite, covered Uroeatel, cost $480, for Mone do., 470; Pianot for #275; Etageres, aioiings, Brouzes, Mirrore, Chamber and Dining Room Far: nitare, A sacrifice. T ERNEST rotirs FURNITURE te er ot Bleecker street, near Broadwas Piih satin, roca, rope or hatrelot sae iv" ny eipvana Over h of Parlor, ning Foot Furniture Sean. pal | goods warrant Fr cha eee MET 128 and 127 iy offer their stock at wi nc ia All I good wat warranted. OR SALE—A SET OF Le ty et PUT ene, For housekeeping for ® email f 4 ffth attest, poo bey an aay ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN OR GROOM, BY @ respectable Protestant young man; is willing and oy ng; can procure good reference ; the country preferred. 6s J. F., box 108 Herald office, for two days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS hmen; s.good driver and of steady bablts, | Cah fur- Dish first claswretereuce. Address for wo days Peter Mor- ris, Danes co. ACTICAL, FARMER ; American, with ‘of all kinds of For par- iad all bi ‘Soulars or interview add iress Farmer, Elizabeth, N ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE MAN) AS ‘coachman and groom, who thoroughly an his business in all its branches and can be by bis last employer. Address, for three ly recommended ay A Hh Herald ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN ENGLISH YOUNG Fey man as Lyne eo ape fo the city; as five est city and country reference aa to capacity = Temperste habia Address MeN box 198 Herald otlce, for two « ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A RE- spe married mau, without encumbrance; Inst ae, eas, to Europe. ae Fae Apply, for Jobn Meoval ‘al Railroad of New Jersey, ‘108 Liberty ty for one week. W4STEDBY A YOUNG MAN, A, SITUATION. 48 coachman and ganiense;, can and make himself neeful; good references. Address E. N., bor I leraid ANTED A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GAR- by a single young man; understands ie vusl ness wel wil be found obliging, Good reference, Address ay He Waste DA SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A Young man with ihe best of refereaces. Apply to last employer, WANTED. — A. srvaTion AS) COACHMAN, AN experienced man, 25 years of age; married; béat city reference. Can be seen for two days at Jobn 0. Ham's, East 4th at., corner Broad Wantenia SITUAUION AS GAR! je anan fully competent ia all ite out of new bo: DENER BY A SIN- and Iaying ral ollie, NT AND WIFE ®@ situation as concbman and the care of horses, Wife as fn a small respectably famt- ort diatanoe In the country and former ermpioyers. “nya at 643 Eat Lin st third foo Warten —A SITUATION, BY.A YOUNG COLORED man, as coachman or porter in asiore. Goud reier ence. Address 51 Thompson s. \ANTED—A (SITUATION 5, COACHMAN nok érrom in @ gentle: 1» by ® young wan who a sober, industrious and knows his business; reters to last eva: ployer. Address box 120 Herald office. \/ ANTED—BY A YOUNG AMERICAN, A SITUATION an aeage -4 op corn i well recommen 7 4 bis SS BSS age SE et watt on eta om SITUATION Af COAOHMAN AND GAR PROT! ‘neumbran: underatan: young man who thoroughly understands bie business; can milk, and is willing to make himself seneraliy Address J. M., box 184 Heruid useful; beat city reference. ofice, for twa oye. fi ANTED-A SITUATION | BY FIRST CLASS A n who understands his duties in all te branches ; will be ea J both willl ‘best city refere: Address J. T., 55 East and obiigin a. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS GOACHMAN BY A single man; good letters of recommendation, Can be Brewater & Co.'s, 64 6th av., at any time. Woes SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A man, married (no children); competent of taking hares 0 of & geitioman's country teat; ‘best reference. Address W. J., Herald office. THE ‘TRADES. _ N EXPERIENCED ENGINEER WANTS as ENGIN run and take care of, marine of land; bas good test!- ‘Address Martilio, Herald offee. GOOD CANDY MAKER WANTED—AT 1,984 3D AV. A between 124 124th and 126th 4 ste., Harlem. Call for threo ese GOOD JOB COMPOSITOR WANTED—AT Ut A man's, corner of Centre and White aes Sole ASQuITROTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED. MUST be nancies, competent. haareee with terms and references, Arch! ect, box 198 Heraid office. youNG MAN, Laren eae WANTS 70 FIN. \s er m: 8 good shop. C Went dvth at., between 9h aud 10th a oun FENB—WAXTED A GOOD_GRIXDER AND- joliaher, Apply to E. Wiley, corner South 7th and let wa tiliameburg. EWELLERS WANTED, J “men, on Etruscan to Churchill, Daan & Co. 180 Brosdway, a ‘OB Ma men bareg oe —IF ANY REALLY FIRST CLASS wo are desirous permane: {fn an'entabitahment where ahi tirfve to attain pervees tion, they will please . ©. Hl 8 & CO., Hart Hartt A JOB PRINTER 18 WA a short distance into tue eountty, to do the n i verduing Age ‘Agency, 8 Park row, only. between ‘Li’ and | [on PRUE waneED. ed to printin, Ad Buon THERS, STOVE DEALERS, 356 SPRING oF three tinmen wanted. Apply between 9 and HOTOGRAPHIC.—A PHOTOGRAPHER OF EXPERI ence, having a solar caimmera and thorougbly vader Mtanding the use of same, also bad some experience {n vain: fees pe oll, Wants an engagement, Address M. M., Roudvut, CUTTER ON LADIES sim ATION WANTED-.ASs ~. Vent doth shirts or corsets, Address for ove week und Cutter, 88 CARPENTERS AND SIGN PAINTERS.—A BOY OF sixteen would iike to learn either of the above trades all ow, oF address A. Walker, 105 8d av. ed AND SPRING, Foes SALE SOLID OAK le top dress , ea Wasabstand, nmol idee amar feooad Rost Aulucasieene itis geet oF Berger CAN PAY RY ati Feed Bae, PS seal J ates As vou om Ee a FURNITURE house, and will pay « eee oF FUR- pe gener) library, aja se ee coy gn oF Gane eae 4 - r ANTED_. A Stee Flag 5 aoe APPLY ANTE ia aah MACHINIST For wi figoh machines, who haa & thorough know oe of imanufectring Minor oilers and Cully nod ean "nm foreman. and need apply toc sidenberg & Go aiear Broatway. ‘nase Wea a ge | Rw HAMMBBMAN, FOR LO Low een WF. FINDLRY, 108 Jon wt, LOOKING @LASe tanya MAKERS, ar Warren ioonin aes Weat 1th