The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1868, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepweapay, Oct. 23-6 P, M. ‘The monetary stringency has increaved rather than @iminished to-day, and loans were generally made of rates varying from seven per cent per annum in old to %4 per cent per diem fu currency, although In some instances lenders refused to receive more than the legal rate in currency a8 a matter of principle, Dut the uselessness of the usury laws ip preventing more than a fixed rate from belng charged for money is very apparent, At the Clearing House this morning the Bank of the Commonwealth was creditor $2,402,000, the Metropolitan $472,000, the Tenth Na- tional $230,000, the Third National $351,000 and the Central National $217,000, while the Bank of New York was debtor $817,000 and the Commerce $803,000; and these changes indicate a further locking up of currency, so that the purse strings are apparently betng drawn closer day by day, Thus it is that, not- withstanding the receipt of money from Boston, Philadelphia and other points, the supply of loana- bie fands at this centre 1s being gradually curtailed. It is somewhat remarkable that the money market all over the country should have passed from a con- dition of extreme case to one of extreme activity, and artificial influences are insufficient to account for the change, except to a very hmited extent, while the Western cities, where the strin- gency is very marked, may he supposed to be peca- Marly free from these. The Cincinnati and Chicago Journals express apprehensions that the movement of the pork crop almost simultaneously with that of the cotton crop will intensify the pressure felt in that section. The demand for discounts is fortunately light, as commercial paper, even of the best grade, 1s hardly negotiable, although It is nominally quoted at eight to ten per cent perannum. The con- version of three per cent certificates into currency by the banks can be a source of no great relief, as, although it gives an active for a dormant legal tender, it dees not increase the reserve of the banks, ‘while it involves a virtual contraction of the volume Of legai tenders outstanding, and at the same time reduces the currency balance in the Sub-Treasury, thereby making it necessary for the latter to replace the amount by sales of gold. There is considerable monetary stringency in Boston, and a journal of last evening, published in that city, thus refers to the eondition of affairs:— ‘The money market has been decidedly tighter to- day and borrowers whose wants were urgent have had to runabout pretty lively to accomplish their desires, The banks are all poor, as a rule, and many of them are borrowers themselves and unable todo anything in discounting even for their customers. This stringent condition of affairs is largely in con- sequence of the monetary disturbance in the New York market, good deal of money having been drawn there from this centre to the great reduction of the Boston bank reserve usually held at New York. Where so little is doing rates are a seconda- ry consideration, New York funds continue in ac- tive request. The gold market opened weak at 1344; and soon Geciined to 133%, but from this point it gradually advanced to 134%, and the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of the board at three o'clock ‘Were at 12435, following which the latest quotation ‘on the street was 134%; a 184%. There was a brisk borrowing demand for coin and loans were made “flat” and at 1-648 1-32 per cent per diem and 2a @percent per annum for borrowing. The gross clearings amounted to $84,630,000, the gold balances to $1,002,491 and the currency balances to $2,869,106, The Sub-Treasury disbursed $1,744 in coin in pay- ‘Ment of interest on the public debt and sold $300,000 4m coin, the bids for which amounted to $950,000, at prices ranging from 124 to 104 26-100, and the whole being awarded to Messrs, Henry Clews & Co. The stehmer Russia took out $188,700 in specie, The Suctuations during the day were as subjolned:— «134% 10:50 A. M. . 14% 133% «3 P.M.. 14% The stock market has been very fevert»h all day, and although tt rallied strongly in the afternoon, the improvement was afterwards lost and it closed ‘Weak and demoralized, the downward course of prices being accelerated by reports of a heavy fall in grain in the Western markets, and sympa- thetically to some extent on the Produce Exchange here. New York Central, after selling up to 1253 Felapsed to 1253¢, and Erle, which had rallied to 40% fel) back to 394, these being the most yielding of all the railway shares. A large amount of borrowed Erle stock was returned in new certificates this af- ternoon, and this quickened the demand for money, while the supposition that the funds re eeived from this source will be withdrawn from the banks or otherwise “locked up’ exerted anything but a reassuring effect. ‘The street is in dread of a heavy break in Erie, which ‘will carry the rest of the market with it, and money Jenders are consequently pursuing as conservative a course as they possibly can under the circumstances. Government securities show great firmness, consider- ing the diMculties in the way of carrying them, and prices improved % & % percent during the day: but after four o’clock the market was hammered and a fractional decline took place, After the Presidential election, however, these stocks will advance whether money becomes more abundant or not, for the invest- ment demand will be quickened both by Grant's elec- tionand the disbursement of the November interest on the public debt, amounting to neatly $30,000,000 in eoin, The dry goods auction sales held to-day were ‘well attended and the bidding was moderately brisk, although prices were not in all cases fully upto those of last week. A few lots were passed, while others were duplicated, and on the whole the result ‘was satisfactory. ‘The stock market was weak and unsettled at the commencement of business, but at the early session of the open board It was more steady ana Erie sold at 4014, New York Central 124% and Fort Wayne 113. At the first regular board prices were slightly higher ‘and on the call New York Central closed 1% higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie 5, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland an‘ Pittsburg 1%, Northwestern 1!,, Fort Wayne 2, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 2%, Ohio and Mississippi 7%, Pacitic Mail 4, Quicksilver 7;, Tennessee sixea, new tsene, 3, and North Carolina sixes, new lesue, %, while Rock Island was 144 lower, and Missourt sixes 1. Government securities were inactive but At the open board at one o'clock the mar- me weak again, and Erie sold at 39%, New Central 124%, Rock Laland 10534, Northwestern 90% and Martpoaa preferred 20. At the second regular board the market rallied strongly, and on the call New York Central closed 144 higher than at the first Fegniar board, Hudson River %, Reading \, Micht- gan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Rock Island 4, Northwestern 1', Ohio and Missiasippl %, Pacific Mail 1, Quicksilver %, Tennesseo sixes, ex coupon, 1, and new issue %{, while Cleveland and Toledo was 1; lower, Fort Wayne *; and North Caro- Una axes '¢. Government securities were firm an advance of 4 a3. At the open board at half past three the market was barely steady, and ie soll at 40; New York Centra), 1255 teading, 0 Fort Wayne, 1 Rock island, 105 orth western, 91; do. preferred, 91 '\4; Milwaukee anc A, Cleveland and Pittsvurg, 87%, and Mariposa pre- ferred at Zi. A full description of the Mariposa estate, inciuding the official report of J. Ross Brow United States Commissioner, upon ite op ‘al resources and other documents, together with @ record of the causes which led to the transfer of the estate to trus for the benefit of the holders of Mariposa certif- cates and preferred stock, has just been published, fand as it is edited by the chairman of the late com. mittee of investigation, it is @ valuable source ot 1 n- formation on the subject. During the remainder of the afternoon there was considernole pressure to cli, under which the market became very weak, es- pecially for New York Central and Brie, and at the Close at six o'clock tne following quotations were current, the tendency being at the time dow nward:— Pacific Mail, 129% @ 124; Western Union, 30% @ 26%;; New York Central, 123% @ 123%; Erle, 30% @ 39); Hudson River, 134% a 190; Reading, 975% & 97) Michigan Southern, 85); @ 85/4; Pittsburg, 66% a 87; Stock Isivnd, 104%, a 10444 Northwestern, 90 @ 90}, Go, preterred, 90'¢ a 90) Fort Wayne, 111% #112; Ohio and Mississippi, 40%) & 2%; Mariposa pre- ferred, 21 a 2154. Government securities were strong at four o'clock, fend 110% was bid for the five-twenties of 1967, but subsequently there was a fractional decline, and at five o'clock the following quotations were current:~- Rogietored, 1881, 114911434; Coupon, 1881, 115 a 115 %5 $-2's, regintered, 100 & 1004; 6-20's, coupon, 1862, 112% ® 135; do, 1864, M1134 a 11134; do., 1805, 11149 111%; do., new, 186, 110 a 110%; do., 1967, 110% & do., 868, 1103 a 110: coupon, 1053; a 105%. Messrs. Jay their circular thus refer to the — opened this morning at advanced quo- a'decided firmness in tone, and has or higher ? Tes, thet majority beng ‘willing to bay on buyers’ option, ut atraid tog, constant fear of the money pressure operat bape ‘out of the market, and holds in check what uld be, under different circumstances, a ona large advence, The main topic on the street the bron stringency | gaa the 6. prospects for the fue resent a none ty one Bat bat hone fa Bo bott, For many 3 it week m constant ye and many have argued that it 1s be.ter to sell ea gtd 3 and buy back when money eases rather than pay ugh. Others there are who, having borne the arene. S bey far, are reluctant to care, with their looking on the bright side, anticipate an ‘aclivarance irom the present struggle. By our g rates it will be observed that the market has advanced from opening with good inquiry for all issues. ‘The foreign exchange market was steady, but the close bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 109%; @ 109%; at three days, 11034 a 110% ; commercial bills, 109 a 10934. Bankers’ bilis on Paris at sixty days, 5.15 a 5.183%. Convols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and om the previous datos men- Bat Central The regular board of brokers has adopted the following articles as amendments to its constitution and by-laws:— ARTICLE 8 amend by adding :— shall be fannounsed by the President at the conclu- ston of the call of stocks on each Saturday. Ant. 9 amend by substituting as follows:— Sec. 1. Any member shall have the right to sell his membership under the ‘provisions of the following SR0. 2. “When any member wishes to seli his mem- bership the name of the proposed purchaser shall be to the ‘Committee on Admissions, and on pes approval of two-thirds of said committee the sfer may be made, provided the member selling bass no unsettled contracts. Sxc. 8, When a member dies his seat may be sold of the Committee on Admissions, ing the claims of the members of eitier Board the balance shall be paid to his legal representatives. ART. 10 amend 80 as to read:— ‘The Amo fee of members admitted by election 000, and that for members admitted by $500. In all cases when the initia- on fee shall not be paid within five days after the @ member and his notification by such admission shall be declared ART. 11 amend by adding:— Src. 2, If any suspended member fatls to settlo with his creditors within one year from the time of ension hig seat shall be sold by the secretary ‘omunittee on Admissions, and the proceeds paid, pro rata, to his credito! By-Laws.—Amend article 1 by striking out ae 1, Strike out Article 46 (commutation for absence.) Amend Article 47 so as to read, “The minimum fines for all members of the board shall be $26 semi- by the secretar; and after satis! ‘The last three statements of the condition of the Boston banks compare = haparen Oct. + «$100,875, a0 suo Hd word int 576 860 1,755, ‘Legal te Due f'm oth. bis. Dne to other bks. SALES AT THE HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE. hee 19 fs yet 1a 18 emt 0 Brunewick C Lana.. 100 Marinos prot do... M30 Mer Union Ex. bet e Halfpuct Two o’Clock P. M. 3 8 enti iy He a Picnic 8 00 do... $00 Quicksilver 25 Del & Had Cai on de COMMERCIAL REPORT. Carron.--Receipte 755 bales, For this siapie the was active from apinners and fair from apecuintora and ex- 4 a7 mM 3 iharket was quiet, on aceount of the macy —. 15 41- Tove. inn neat B10 bbls, Sour, toarker for Siate ead Wi from all sources ge ot and Seber tay der shouga | jinprovements aud ts in goo! order. al tuls choloe double extra. jute choles family. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER * 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. 1 house and Jot adjoint lhonae and lot se cor 1B ots on 11st at, na, Bar'em river, each IL lots on ms st, atie! House and Inte n House and House and 10-40", registered, lower pri House and loi a cry 4 alent et the inal: as also, BY Ww AM lower, the sales being = i tele c ee Ste for “Canada, Honse and lot No 2l4 Weat ‘tain et, 116.8 ry - of 7th ay, i 50. the continued pressure of | West and §2 for State. alt was dull and nomiual. house four story brown stone, lot 16,8x95.9, James Cas- ik among outside: Os erators 1s FRELGHTS were lesa aan an rates: ‘wae geberally higher, sin... * + 21,200 aoa w wheat at | WESTCHESTER oouNTY x PEowERT YoY A'3. biekoses, me ec srere: To Liverpool 7,000 eases petroleui vad, 7,00 AND CO. heat at Sifd, and 706 bags eutton at 716d. a a Ma. ‘To | House and 1 acreat Pelliamvilie, on th and Sth avs. ..95,900 Gina per steamane, 7 LA ae ts se aoe gd, The cher to Shan: {eto aes a grain at. 62-6 an a Danke to Geter Real Estate Notes. with extra heavy. pipe soe at 450, lant. Brith bark, from | The valne of the transfers of lands left for record ma atniphie to atm. 8000 aah Wat at leady at 1g. a 18. at Columbus, Ohio, October 20, foots up to $21,301 90. ef tay aad ey ata ata Fa aati Improvements in the way of building, says an sandy ia the qetations pal aaa in oor cree am t, Indianola (Texas) journal, are datly tobe seen. New Cee ee eee ee ichanced, nominal at11%e.912e% eainces of every description are going up in all HAY was only in moderate demoadd and and, with full ae | dtrections, Everybody has confidence in the future 0" fe 61 Sy long tye ran Be py ete ery | greatness of Indianola as a commercial depot, The four story brick store and dwelling No, 121 Xo —! ket a prices & chan wg epee alan of cabana were bem” | avenue D, sold at the Exchange on Monday, by James aa RUS gine aaa, ce AUeNae at | Ts Pelps 3 brongnt $14.00. chantable lots. Sales ease & bole at uc. ‘and ‘coon a) 209 ‘The propriety of changing the site of Yale College Baie akthe ontae tage, ee a os to more ample grounds is being discussed, The sale ‘at 82 45, im do, No.2 at @3 ty Te 200 do. evan ‘at 8. We | Of the present location woula give a net profit of of cash si Cy ation; the fu- high rates to carry them rices and closes quite firm, Deloss were unchal demand for bills was light, while the offerings were ote: Suained, 153, io. a $205,000 over what it ‘would cosi to buy a new and somewhat larger than earlier in the week, and prime 3 pal CG tek 37 etter one, far there wore salen of 190 Dole, Wathington' ‘at 28 30 88 0. | Win. McDonald t Bom and wife sold to John G. Mitchell, bankers’ sterling at sixty days sold at 10974, At the aC her Einaaed. wae Gan and i ee a am on James Watson and Walter Morrison, October 21, lots quotations jn our last res Nos. 1 and 2 of Wilcox’s subdivision of seventeen PROVISIONS.—Recelpts, 65 bbls. beef, 450 kegs lard. ‘The | acres on the sonth side of Broad strest, near the market for eistte nie 3nd lower, but subsenaently | eastern corporation line of the city of Columbus, Sdvanced, eis cloned Sime ab $2010; / he salen were lnzae, | Ohio, for $10,000. neluding , Hi ae ee ta vere orn Foe wa | onthe Muthan hoa eae Wi oll a wre | gota at aga gs45 ona Prime mesa at $26 ® 926 15, ver, near West Poin! ‘ive hoga ‘were slow of sale and focidery ‘lower, | having @ fine river find road front, were sold on pose Saat from Tc. to 8%¥e. Arrival 8463 head | Tuesday, at public auction, under judgment of the aie ut steady at $11.18 for piain mess and | Supreme Court in Baration, i to perfect a title. sis fia bes Corextra da. ‘Pierce beet waa dull and hominn) ‘he amount of taxable ro erty in Kings county ‘25 a #20 for prime mess and $31 m $53 for India do. Bee! | ts $100,051, 745, of ier ‘dull end i i. Out 6, of which $140,493,442 ison real estate, Prices weronominal in the absence of aten, “acon. was | Dells an hcrease over last t Year of $10,035,076. slow of sale and Prigee ware in buyer's favor, Sales 85,000 Sopnia S. Worthington has bought the land and ths short clear at ISi¢e, The market for lard, though unde building of C. S. Weatherby, on Woodland street, wer, was more active, the Ing 000 pack: Hartford, Conn., for $11,000, Be. a 173c. fon Fa a ie: prime steam and belule rena The roperty consisting of the honse and lot No. very acarce ani move trial held the target closing wits | 72 Muin street, comer of Russell, Hartford, Conn., ee ears Ng Sham hunker nen ie Retsarad ae | haa beetr purchased. by, Mrs. Horase Goodwin foF and, the mae so losing tt, Ee The pale we ro 0 ble $3,000, or $160.a foot. The house is cottage built a do. 4 ¢ November at Ble. Hapa as was dull and unchanged. In Philadelphia the mar- BOTT SOS Bair and ie, Toh e-apons Stty feet from Kee MATE Og Tit tenant oni Oe whet ‘The following arc late sales of real estate tn Phila- —closing at ao pa Price—and 8,000 do. delphia, Pa.:--Walnut lane, Santana northeast November at 29'¢c. a 29%e., Pelouins) at 4c. & se corner of Green street, residence, $14,200; Queen , prices: were ers street, Germantown, stone dwelling, fond on Pye. a 9840, for Carolina and Ge. a 9¢e. for Rany lane, valuable clay lot, thirty acres, $60, Thi I nt steady at lige. va ge for fale eae tne | (Soui, No. 242, modern residence, $0000. al ic. Mee for Englis! lane ico an: I srara. “Refined” wat milena active at ee forhard, | OmMclal Transters of Heal Estate ¥ re M4ige. a.1474¢. for soft white, and 1834c, a 14140. for yellows. ETDS.—Calcutta neced was st eiiig in tate aeaeed 4 | Bogardus estate, lots 44 to 49, Sactomre Sera ‘higher pricen were reallzed, the sales being 1,000 to ar- | Chrystie nt, 104.11 ft n of Delan 102.3. ez Lard Canin at $20, 20, god, duty patd, and in Bos: | De! ncey sh No 220, 272100. sy 000 bage at #2 here. 1,000 000 do. per F, B. | Ki 8, 80 ft w of Washi e Wong at, #8, 126 (tw of Washing Ho 9 1736. Grass were call” aa nominal at our jast te t tn Bstah ws, ih’ i Ae yw was only in moderate demand. Sales 40,000 Ibs., - 6 = 8216 ny transfer of membership by sale T. at ite. sit ris s fe WuisKEY.—Receipts 140 bbls. The market was quiet at peel corner 7th av, 20x about former prices. Sales about 300 bbls. Westera, at @1 11 | 50th 180 ft ¢ of a 81 12, duty paid. THE DRY GOODS MARKET. ‘The market for domestic cotton goods has ruled compara- tively quiet during the past week, and prices have undergone fewer fluctuations than for some weeks previously. The ap- proach of election day tends to direct attention from every- ith wt, cor 4th av, thing but politics, and until the great election shall have beon 1 th my oth at oF anand. i So Saicta! numbered among past eyents very little change can be ex- whole block.. pected in the complexion of the market or in prices current. ‘here will be but few new buyers in market for » week or two—everyboly seeming to feel In duty bound to go home, or stay fat home until after election day, 60 that business during the succeeding week bids fair to be very smal 355 350 fto of ith ay. ‘sett cor 4th av, 80x100.11.. 602.1 200 tt w of Sd av, Ti10xi00. fe of oth ay, 60100. ther ont Broatway, No 895, lofts, & + 9,950 Dei: f 8, between, Lawieend Gi Gosrckk, 25x75, Byrs, mallee indend, than for any weeks fora tong time. Buy Hy orno sales, the mi rm and dics fair The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- firmer, the i ovement in cotton here and in Liverpool x hat ne ee Serer yr ey mi le indlunce and causing sellers to ho! ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury tn this city | feirxoods with increased Grmaess. Our prediction ‘thas ihe | Tatavs nw cor Thi a, S26 bio forthe expired portion of the week have been as | market for cotton fabrics would be controlled anion ee ro- ‘TR sent geason by the,price of cotton, eren more than by “do. Carroll at, 0 8,17! 7,000 rah and uy ply bas he beea verted in full the Food mar- Riese - i , 82 + BBO Mp. Treamiry, — aving follow changes in cotton in instance. | Hi 8,000 Receipts. ‘oollen fabrics though | tive, are Jess fi lopking at, #8, 100 Get. 26...$383,041 $i a JPeoisis gon 601801 alka ey comming ul pe ais = ofthe | eee Br aD + | 069 hand t. 27... 823,626 1,233,178 2,331,840 93,708,339 ifn ant ie Hoan tia fa ee ee ere ere orte Oe Berkimier at « 4,00 Ost. 28... 396,000 1,433,330 F'om0'402 92,116,807 a) goods Tava also ‘been a et, but the existing quiet | Koaclusko st, 8 ‘The exports (exclusive of specie) from New York neve wrt tag ine Toarket ia the real Seti i son rhe market aslast week in every to forcign ports for the week ending October 27 and | we caret miasadereauactuttinnelaihs:aeehie + a since the commencement of the year compare as | the sales on eee 0 . Pew at Gio. for 54x60, ny ve afte those a fe to be made}, ati c. for comennn th *, mh a 1868, floaware Aca ‘of et tints 300 plees at 7 Shue or Hartson yi nee . for the 4 aquare. : For the week.... $3,043,864 $4,916,163 $2,330,694 | Annexed are the current quotations for the leading de- 13,500 Prev. reported, . $155,224,803 $usi,2 964,985 $193, 160, 802 scriptions of W008 we aes pbs footy ran et siete a scree “Depp Asay 25x100.2 0 Since Jan 1.,.$168,208,007 $162,211,148 $195,499,086 18 Dex ap sib a, Shas Sie its eat Aden a 1414 BLEACHED MUBLIND. 1846 NewYork Mille 1S,602618 | 15,000/899 11,018,798 14,489,578 = 13,952,261 i rp 693 14,873,213 = 14,763,845 12 38,841,555 8,688,344 25,281,462 25,267,096 Plot at aessdi (Gravesend acren. LEAGES RECORDED IN WROOKLYN. Congress at ns 30 ftw of Hicks st, 25x101, 21 yrs, per dures 4 Myrtie dr, No 38 cola Now 3 em, per Ve NSFERS IN QUEENS COUN’ Frowhing an and Newtown ore he or, Cae 700 ishing avy nw iios Wednesday, Oct. 25—10:15 A.M. TaB0eces! tenes * 1,280 Jamaica av; ow a, Bite e of Sm 147.3... Ba av, nes B44 fhe of ‘Willow st, cfg i HEMTOSEAR. ae fe peckwaay te Penrsall’s cor road, 8, adjoining Amoskeng. Appleton Laconia. Farm, 105 acres, parlly in North Castle, E Flaber.. Hudson River R R, ¢ of ‘ind’ Bost road, w a, 4 acres, W Kissa. Seed 4 MORRIBANIA. Waverley: pay poo ie, ini jot 78, Me ‘i " site sae ae 45xSixa9. 22232338 eed prtis$ ox Fordham av, MAMARON KOK. Franklin st, lot No a bone 4x50... ORTH OASTLE. Middle Patent church road, 58, 9 actes...... seeeees 2,550 NEW ROOHELLE. River st and Boston ran oe ne ae * ceemneapacesepentaed 1,275 Comparative Dalness of the Market—Dectine | 's*T% bet Highland soda Gotan road, i elaaggaiag Operations—Sales Yesterday. Old Boston road, adjoining aing 3 * ginatentoren0. ‘There is a noticeable falling off in the number and | Rattroad av, ns, G8 Lyon, 200x00x extent of auction sales of real estate this week as | ,, My TS compared with the last and previous one. The antl- ee pat ORR en cipated absorption of men’s minds in the events po- | Finwon."t % ns Fectenn nn ag putea Warburton av, w s, Raward Barns, 80a 32 REAL ESTATE MATTERS. SSeRRSS: me es litical, culminating so nearly, has doubtiess induced BY postponement of intended sales to a date nubse- tJoknesn at) boi from, TRA quent to the election, in order that advantage m: fir be taken of whatever improved tone may be Ee Belmont st, w a, 110 ft sof Birney st, 80x100. in the financtal condition of affairs Chatham at, ws, 75 tn of Cabinet st, 25<100, definite seitiement, one way or the Other, | Frotecisk si wh 2901 # of Market st, 255100, of pending opposing theories of vernment, | East River st, oe fiw 4 Ferguson st, 25x00. therefore a return to the activity of last | Houstonat ss 07 det Bat Hamby week need not be expected until atleast the week Ligh bead ‘ter next, although some important sales, and one im particular, of @ number of city lots are to be held this week. In the mean the seareity of cur- reucy, which would hay . — ; ‘of =, to limit operations, now prevailing will have been re- Seon. COUN! moved, the market thus escaping its adverse indu- | 1.118% tock: ee reams 2 ig Lincolt sty & eof Linton p mnt tthe Exchange yesterday Mesere. Bleecker, Son rT & Co. and Wiltam Kennelly were the only auction- Semana ay, ling. The attendance was less than has been | Germania av, at similar sales, but prices were well maintained. b sel Of Mesars. Berecker’s offering tie following were sold on terms permitting seventy per cont of the purchas® money to remain on mortgage for five boy hd option of the het esis ont menees haces igit lots on the east side of avenne A, comprising OnOR the entire front betwee 120th and 122d streets, eacn | Monroe st, ea, 176 not tat ot shxt00.... be 25x08, On the corner of 122d strect are two two | Hague wt and Palade a7,8 ¥ « ner, story and attic high stoop frame houses, diled in with | Washington at, #8, lols 81 and 2 brick, and tn firet rate order, Adjoining the avenus, JERSEY two two story aud begere Tr f Jersey av, e 8, 60 ft n of S by th 4 Nineteen lots on the north side of 12ist street. com- a mencing ninety-sight fect east of avenue A, aud ran- | ret ad) Van Ripen's, sea ning to the Harlem river. Union at, lots 70, 71, 601 Eleven lots on the south side of 12% street, com- do 24 WO Adams Express ote £0 yon ¥ Gea BR. 0... nae, lot St map Chelsem, 0x10. Keypen 1 a 109 Ohio & Mise RR. ‘00 Mar & Cin 2d pref... 10 OMeESTIL mening ane feet cast of avenue A, and run | Henry pl, lows 123, 124, bag --aed se evsaeseeeseeeees 0 ‘ ning to Harlem river. RY. Wr renay, Oct, 8-4 P.M. The following with the privilege of sixty per cent fay ay and Camels ect hose ts Dall... ar | to remain on mortgare: BAYONNE. Three story high stoop brown stone house and lot | Bayonne ay, lot M4, map of Varick & Schaffer, Wal No. 487 West Porty-third stree’, north side, between GUTTER BERG, manit "ste ter agiantinn, ttcu tracalaiina waa inn Cales. | Ninth and Tenth avenues, in fine order, and contains | 6 st, © lot 1,000, bik 1%, map of Gultenderg a0 ee ; ny 1 for export | ati tho modern improvements, a . Prices aA for miduting, but Two two story igh stoop frame cottages, known ba Bory road and Wee ween — possi » mig § 1,900 Mobile Na Orleans | 08 Nos. § and 7 Cottage place, and lot on south side J and Praeita und Memphia and Terr, | Of 108th street, between Second and Third avenues, a R, | Which $2,000 of the ptrrebase money on each house DENTISTRY. : can retain on mortgage. 5 ONLY 810 TO S15; TEETH B “ 25 | ““and a three story and basement brick house and “Astetce TAL, TEETH ON mal pend ful aSt lowered with Jot on north side of 116th street, commencing 182 nite d 4. Gold and feet Fit all for $16, aud warranted unt The house "lias gub-celiar, 18 in | Pintiia Filings only gt. wea Dr, bot ‘est of avenue A. Wess Bighteouth mt, between Ficth end Sixth a IER, Dentist, tion sale, but prices remained Arr. got g ee perfect order and contains all the modern improve. ’ rate terinty a etter ie pace ex Lord @ imate re and Morritnao ae. pa ban Mage ba a gh goers hy SET IN THRRE OURS LIGHT UPPER AND newered. Sixty per ceat on morigage. (0 Heaides @ one and a half story frame house and | 2... Rtas a Ny yy bushels wheat, ‘isea0 ro three lota on south side 12% etreet, commencing 139 ‘ malt and 19,100 do, barley. The | feet west of Second avenue: lots 4 block each. festern flour was dull, the 4 | House 45x30, contains eleven rooms and the modern armen: except sulted. i NB, vA a Sth arene, ant AT HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED... vcesatully administered vines trv ft tnrodaced f ave c Alao for halfcash aud half on mortage a two Do axurn chase re Poneands. sale Pte inva | ators frame Walia iia and about arc ae Sa ei et (ma at ham Westches' county, Ne ‘Twenty-necond ‘this oat. minutes f from the city, on the New Have 3" attrond, fisted " an n minutes’ waik from the depet, ieee ris ta team rac | APRS re “ ven is finely out Ww Tul without others are ins ee house house contains ten rooms, has furnace in ebibon Dr. BODINE, i iv Grad stron, the cellar, water and range in the basement and is | —— —@—————————_————— order. (lOuTON, DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED Tit for ali in perfect 3 it. Kenneliy's off offering was as follows:—Ths four ic use of le gas, adm niater itin AY : ay 9 o story brown s' use and lot known as No, 214 Sai fo" oti met ertract teeth West TT eigath rer, betireen Seventh and | tialy doit .witnoes seca Fighth avenues, and within a few steps of Broad- | "mes Pris cent can remain as bond aud mortgage, at the Lf Me iy} pesawe ay rit Ms fess Tink me MW the pul nr “Solow wegire particulars of of these aniee. — Auction Sales of Teal ¥ Kstate Yesterday. Ww x ay th BY A. 9d. BVRROKTA, BON AND of all. Al tela Ee Fear ‘and Iflst, ach 3, wach a prices, ison % 'Bowes and ote 0djoning, 00> «i Bee Abele Tetraanzed family, HITR CORALITR FOR FILLING TRETH IN WORST stages of deaay, without patn price within the means quality gi guaranteed, at lowest Twenty-eighth street, yar thy ana avenues << $$ a SALES AT AUCTION, LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF magnificent ocaheld ¥ Pratt most of which fein fect order and nea! ecare, BARRY Paving will gel yoke » the entire contents of me 338 East Nineteenth streets commencing at 10, sting of an. elopant’rosn early new, with inanufacturers' guarantee’ e French satin brocatel; also two rich Suits in “ine Tepe} sa vty Turkish Easy Chairs, richly carved Centre and Sido large assortment: ‘ott ‘magnificent Betroom Fur- nitare! in vitiy en carved walnut also n saneral Variety of le: gant Dining Room Furaltnre, &c., &c. | N. B,—Sale without reserve, and all goods positively guarantead as represented. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. Ata n wale of Paiene property on Frankfort street, iv Enowa ns theeala id Pewter Mug Boer Ho: . MULLER, Pit WILKINS & CO. will ell gf auction, 0 on Thurston, October 29, at 12 o'clock, nt the estan oe lesroom, Broadway, the, ae property No. 7 Frankfort atrent, near Chatham; lot about 29 by It thirds of the pur- Sree en Mortgage. "Particulars at oflce [ADCHON S4L8 OF STATIONERY, BOOKS, OLD irl, COLNE MURPH st 914 Fulton 'aventsy a si oe ‘Oatober 29, ub 1034 oclook. . as NOTICE.—AT ERNEST ROTH'S | FURNITURE manufe ker street, between Broadway ani "Bowery, Foraiture at per cent less than auction prices and warranted first jcent Parlor Suits, covered with any colar Franch satin Peace and hair! ofalliktnds Parior (sulin Din meaereriare x Ran: om Furniture Cheap for cash; ail goods warranted and dehvered free. UCTION MOTION. oem: PERSO RRATIOS A AUCTION- eer, will sell ile auction, this \ aft noon, at 2 o'clock prec ‘ly, all the el ant and ph peni house hold ‘Furniture of a throw alory, res er on i19 West Eighth street, between Firth and ues, consisting of vet Brussels, ingrain Carpesn: i ugh arene, four round cor- er Pianosorte: Stool and Cover: threo bea Parlor Suits covered with brocatel and reps, marble top Tables, Etager: Bookcases, Wardrobe, comer and Bookstands, large. a 1 Mirrors, Curtains, Cornices, Bedsteads, Bureans, Wash- standa, Comotes, Turkish easy Chairs and Lounges, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, covered with hairclot China and UCTION SaLE OF HOUSEHOLD pat jure, Carpets, Mirrors, a pomeny, Pianoforte, ‘Ys ‘Acetlonger, wl sell this day (Thursday), at i960 orclock, at hi 79 Nassau street, a large and desirable asvontmet of Household Furniture, Parlor Suite, Ingrain and Carpets, Mirrors, Etageres, Book- cases, Si leboarda, ak and Spring Mattresses, Cha:n- ber Suits, Extonsion Tables, dc. ; the w! for absolute sale. SSIONER!S SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET MAKERS! ‘Stock, finished in rosewood, ‘Walnut, ebony, oak, de. M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, Will sch, on Friday, October sirat Wsocock? at the wavervome 118 Fulton ana 48 Ana street. The stock ta richly w sed and covered in broca- tel, “French reps, aattn, lasiing and hairetoth, and comprises ewood and walnut Parlor Salts rebly odrved Btarere rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, with marble nut and oak Sideboards, Pillar and Claw pokes fables, Library Suits, solid rosewood and walnut Centre Tables, Wardrobes, Secretary and Library Bookeaten, Lounges, &c: The whole to be peremptory sold. By ontar of , MORTIMER, Assignee. UCTION NOTICE.—J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER. Magnificent Honachold Fu tanoforte, Bronzes, Drawingroom Furniinre, Paintings, Mirrors, &c., at public anction, thle day Crhursay), at the private residence No. 67 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave- nues, commencing at 10 o'clock. arts Rooms—Superh sets Furniture, covered crimson id, ty BO brocatel of tho richest daseription grag, Contre Tables, Cabinet Teplit mvelve “Me. dallion Curpets, Bronze Statuary, Ormolu Sevres, China Ornaments, Vasea, Bronze “Ormolu ‘handel Her, "Piet Mantel Mirrors, Brocatel | Lace Curtains, OU Palntinss by eminent artists, Sean Bi Iicent Pianoforte, Stoo! Cover, Music Stand; Dining trabine ‘Sule i eee sets Buby, Crystal Glass Ware; Silver Casters, Salvers, ner, Tea Service; French China Sihoene Tea Set, ron, hn i Spring Mattresses, Blankets, &c. Sale perompto: @ house furnieted tess than six months and the furniture ts in complete order. UCTION SALF. OF FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS, KECKER & SCHOOLEY, Auctioneers, will sell thia tay CThnrmagh, at it o'clock, 31 Cortland flrect, alarge wlock of miscellaneous Goods consisting of Furaiture, Clocks, Desks, Off Paintings, Chromon Beading. Japan Ware, te, “Anction sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Svery description of Merchandise’ received and Advances made on the same. Sale positive, CAMPBELL & GO., AUCTIONEERS. Oflice 3) Bowery. GAMPBELL & CO. willsell on Friday next valuable up town Corner Grocery, on Second avenue (rst lass stub ment), with long. valuable obeap leute of premises; fresh Stock, superior Fixtures, complete; fine Gi Was Loraca, Haraens, &c.; doing tip top tach trade. Thi arentesi business upportuolty ofered this year, as nell Sir because ho ie Pairing {fom business Farther partic lars hereafter, CAMPBELL, Jr. Salen: CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Im t Grocery and Tea Store at auction. CAMPBELL & COy Auctioneers, will seil'on Monday next valuable feniiré fresh Siook, superior Fixtures, Horses ‘Wagons, £e., of ono of the best frat Groceries on Tht venus, up now under complete running order and Going tne business. "This is an unexcepuionable business chance; must be sold. Particulars hereafter. Can’ be pur- aes at a sacrifice before day of sale, at auctioneer’s jowery. GAMPRELL & CO. AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 360 2, Homey, wileell this day, at a i Twenty ‘8 et coneral eran frou old wrniture, cftage Suite Hurean ‘releth Sofa, tom, Chait ciel Shale Seats Redding," otker ‘Tables, mahogany B Grockery, Kitehen Feenitare, e., all to be pos Baively a0 sold ae linit and without reserve; goods to be immedi oved. B dealers especially, inv! re ee _ 2 ap Baleaman. AARON CLAFLIN & CO. $5 AND 81, VESEY ‘STREET (up SRB ‘sell by anction 14 ore A. M.. FIVE p SRDRED J cases ee, ROOTS AND SHOES, direct from the mamutactarerers and edmpriing the ura JAMES | M. MILLER, Auctioneer, NOTIOE. IF prent trade sale of the season will be held on Friday, woven! r 6, at 1039 o'clock A. M., when we shall offer ree Thousand Cases Men's, Boys! and Youths? Boots in variety and adapted to the __SALES AT AUCTION, Ue" BP Ouape Wit Grand st ¥ GEO, MUNDY, day, at 2 o'clock, at 160 boarding, house, cofsisting of Feather hogs, Fuows, Mattresses, Comortayisa, Sheets, Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Crockery, Glassware. Bom oF hpi ea: util Nave Drrarrurwny TY, Oct. i SALE OF UNSEEVICHAIEE ‘ORDNANG: Ges Te There will i sold, at li a futctlon, tothe hichent bidder, at noon, on Monlay, the 23d day of! X resalor, | ottice of the Inspector of Ordnance, Navy Yi Mask. quantiyy of Osdnanco Stores and alaterial comprie n Rifles, Carbine, Revolvers, eae ons 8 government funds, on the _— 8 remainder within ten days after- ay prt wl time the articles must be removed from the yahd, otherwise they will revert to the government for articies purchased must be made before® At euch tt Tt is to be ‘distinctly un‘erstood that no gnarantee will be gm to purchasers of Seen offered for sale and noted te 0 catalogue as regards their exact condition or quality; bat itis Dellevids Uowovery that everything offered for ‘nas J. A. DAMLGREN, Rear Admiral aid Chief of Bureau. DWARD fCHDNCK, AUCTIONEER. ER's, ear N BANKRUPTCY ESS. HE AND SINGLE HARNESS, LARGE guaNhiry oF STABLE FURN(T. CORNED OF MYRTLE AND TOMPKINS “AVndUEs. Via M te Aveescnre tees uiton ferry.) WD SOHENGK, on ‘Monday and Wedacaday, No- Bal , by order of. te parent, by on H. EDWIN TREMATN, E7., ‘Assignee and Counter «am, 167 Broadway. {YDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEFR. Elegant Household Fur: At the private reside: 176, By EDWARD SonNGK, eae o'clock all the Furniture in said hi Wilton, velvet and Briscels Carpets 8 i Parlor Suits, Steinway Pianoforte; an elezan: Gobelin so try, black walnut Extension Dining Table, elezant Diack walnut Cabinel, mounted a bronze, ne Steel Eneravings, See Cut Glassware, black walnut Beslatea d Bureaus, gugerb black wainut Armoire, elegant b! reaal ie, with large French plate; caried Har if sters and Pillows; also all the Basement and Kitchon Furni- ture, with which the eale will commence. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER. Importe:ts sule of siperb Fancy Coots, Clocks, Bronzes, Parians, &e. {his day ant Friday, at tl ariock at 1a Liberty strock. jute. Innded and for absolute sale; also a fine lot of Silver Pl ‘Ware, Cutlery, de, Catalogues at sale, Je BOGART, AUCTIONEER. Mott Lo'slock, as No.3 bona sir igage Sale dt Conckes, W consisting of 3 Ene Coaches, © sprite cut-unde. Top Buggy, 1 Concord Top Bugs, 1 Coupe Kocka- way, 8 Coaches, in good order. RUGS AL CLARK, ‘Attorney for Mott & Co., Mortzagees. Baal ng. ae. also a lar; Kew ae ae f edi ant” coe te a sJ ment of elegant ni Pingn Windew Shades, and efx dozen new c. #. d. r-chaire J. BOoaEt AUCTIONEER.—SATURDAY, coronas large assortment o! Furniture, OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO.—FRIDAY, R30, ‘atl0.A. M,, at the Central Saleroo! AY iouuhey street, corner Pearl” Brooklyn, a large sssortmont of iyod parlor, Ginebra dni es Pus eata Shae aoa Fro) chines, Fancy Goo: gir Sirol Bioves, ace ines and Uamoask’ Curtaiis, rosewood ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Handsome Hotisehold Furniture at auction. E. H. LUD! ‘will sell at auction on Thursday, October a, My, {0 clock A. Maat the private residence 16 Fifth avenue, between Eignth and Ninth streets, the entire Furuiture contained in said house, consisting in part of rose- wood Parlor Suit in igured rere L — “Wahi Bronze Man- tel Clock, Bronze Cinndeliers, ‘hairs, brocatel and lace Curtains, rosewood Plangtorter] itt Koffer maker; oa Extension Dining Table, oak Chairs, oak Builct, black wal- nut Hall Stand and Chairs, black walnut Cabinet, black wal nut Lil ‘Desk, black walnut Library bookcases, mahog- ang Fron Bedsteads, Lene Waahstanda, Commodes, Etageres, Oil Paiati sj ey 8 Mattresses, Paillasses, Pillows, Bolsters, &c.; Velvet and Br large ‘quantity’ of China and Glassware, with which sale willcommence. Catalogues at No. 3 Pine street. a SALE.—J. P.. atm fatatlta ey RAVER & ESLER, office 68 Lil beny, arcing will ben £3 dour sagt Bore. with, Lease, LT Ry ‘attorney f ice Mortgage, salliiscatnaic rs 1 AWNBROKE'S SALE OF MEN'S CLOTHING. JOHN Mortimer, 15 Kast Broadway, will set this day 300 Lots Beaver, Business and k Coats, Sad Yatjoy Casimere Panta and Ponts, ‘well, sort he atten tion of the trade, By order of & J. Levy, i ge arent PAW os Now Bo td AT 2 bees 81 a wocvennt Clsthing: Comis, Pau, Vasis; Sie nnd olber Pere Bedding: tet” Order Mrs: Cohen, 608 Eighth ave nue er ee ‘PAWNBROKER'S SALE WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.— Fy BEE FEPLD, Auctioneer, 487 Peas! sireet, corer Pl yay ‘clock prec! ne, Bees also Gi col Ingiraments, Upere Glasses, the attention dealers. By "By order a. Bees. a AWEBEOREES SALE.—THIS DAY JAMES opted will sell, at 51 New Bor hy 1 o'clock, lots yomene’ siothtn, ngyShactey Blan atts, Beds Beis and Beda- iy order of Mi. Rinsido, 100 Gat Girats vemos ae gees ees 2 ‘af auction, on O'clock A. M., to tthe hugh bla Ditaer, fea ot of moan band Furniture; ly new; Stoves, Rng ae ding, Crockery, ‘inware, 8 ma Machine, Counters, Pump, S. HERMAN, Freep WILL SELL AT PUB- lic auction, ae ee ai is Bowery, 4 pty or win Tate iia Golagne and other ‘spiiteyaizo ; pagne, Oflice Furniture, ac. DMINISTRATOR’S SALE BY JOHNSON & MILLER. iandsome House, with modern i vements and ferge botrta Brooklyn, convenient wo f Sale at 111 Broadway, at 12 o'e ck. oar —MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 31 + Bible House, sells on Friday, October 8, the entire pi ioe 8 of a private family leaving the city, viz :—Handso ti:ting,dining and bedroom Furntitre, Carpets, ‘Mir Fors, Paintings; alsa kitchen Furniture, © 7 bc. 800 Herald for full particulars, ack y JAMES M, MILLE: Ms ce. No. 28 Pine atreet. cntaturday, October Bt, Dnif'past one o'clock, oD Deietat Teeerten at Maeewood, tierra cous, N.Y 1x tiles from tke New ‘Haven Raflroad at Rye, on pablic road leading from Rye to the capi the county, Wi miable Plots of Land, from 4 to 16 acres nach, Deaut tuly a attuned and and overlooking La ong sland and Long Sound. bore pie wae Rm, rf: fevating aod in the Sammegiote neighborhood of Heceen on of Mensrs, mm, Drake, Stevens, Abbott, Mathews, Macy, Cragin ait oibcta, one bour by ‘rall fram thecliy ct New Al the plots have been arranged with reat care, each raving -a benutiCal frontage and site, jocation and good elghborhood, Aleo, a Dwelling with 16 room, stabte, eacriage house and other vut buildings, Bale without rosary. Parties desiring to vattens the eale wil! be provided Mag a special car free of charge, which will leave at 130A. M. from New Haven depot, Fourth avenue and “twenty-seventh street, on day of sale, and will on thelr tae at Ryebe peor Yeoe's ‘with conveyances to and from the sro nO ots and further particulars at the offies of the Auctioneer, Pine street, New York, or by ANDREW WILSON, Jr. a ames: Art ailery, 82 Fifth avenue, enteel Houseliod ibaa at No, 20 Eant 12%h street, ™m. RVILLE wilt sell, by auction, on Thurs- ‘clozk, ut the private residence No, 20 Kust t oF Household. Furni- Furaitare, Brussels and Ingrain Tor, Brocatel and Lace Curtain of FKitehen ty AUCTIONEER AND REAL treet; Art Gallery, #2 Firth ener of Fourteenth atreet, removed to oor saleatoom in sell, on Friday, 90th, at 10 an! assortment of House made, ty Ove best elty makers, consisting 10 art of rich Parlor Snits,in brocatel, sun, green silk, tepty fe, bubl Cavtnets, Centre Tables, ‘Etageree and Suite 16 match, rich b and Inco Chrtains, with rosewood and black walnut Uc ey Chairs, tn’ xatin and brocatel; Reclining Loon cks and Mantel Ornaments, in bronze “and ormolu Paintings and Bagravings, in Fick carve! (ramea. Dining Room Furntinte, in black walnut; Buffets, Exton flon Tahles, Ars Chairs, Lounger, rich decorated Dinner and Ten Sets, ot Glasaw are, y— ookeases, Library Tables, fine ours rich Nindines; tarhin and Uronse Basta, Ae. Hedroom—Carvad biack walnut and rosewood Armotra = Giner, Drorsing Bureaus, Bedding, Ac. Sale to commence with the Kitchen Furniture, OBERT SOMERY! TLLE, AUCTION Broker, 87 Nassad’ street, oppo 82 Firth hen om 1 1 Sve Laat wilt well BY Mis at 10) orci nck, mt hye salenroo for account of whom it may concer Packages of | and In extra fine m Killlekinick. Hot loose extra tina Kllickinick. Hatreln of looac extra tne Killiekiatos. Boxes of fine chewing. ea & Ib i AND REAL @ Post ollice. concere. mm, on Saturday, , 37 Nasean BY HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, SAUESROOM, 2.8. Cortlandt atrecl, four doors weit of Broadway as MINER © HARKER wit peas auction this das, lag, October 2, at It o'clock ‘at their malesroony, Rio, cordinaue sect, s modern Oil Patut® Ings of the Englieh, hela and American schools, em- bracing Landecapes, Win Friis, Flowers, also a choco assortment of une gravings,’ Ch Chromosa, &e. Jn richly carved frames, a HENRY D. MINE AUCTIONERR. -8AL) By Cortlandt mires ase Gallery, 845 Browiwa: Genteo! Hovseboid Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, &c, HD. MINFR & BARKER wi will sell, by Auction, on Fei int otoder 2, at 1! o'clock, wt their walesroom No’ § Corts tireel, enter! Hl visehold Furniture, conelating of Hens. {neraia aod Three ply Carpeta Breuch plate Pier ny fore ack weal Parlor phe in ca be repa and. patrctott; tee walnnt and Lag ‘Wureans, Warirobey | ‘ashstends, Boo Cottage Feastnrey & aiges Toda, Holsvers and. Pill ir Matrqnees, various sles } Gas Fiswares, Crockery, Kiteben Utensils, Ae. 5 a) bogany Billiard Table, in’ good order, Ss” "REME COURT SALE IN PARTITION. JOSEPH MoGUIRE, Auctioneer, will sell on Thuraday, October ‘At 12 o'clock, Saiesroom, HERIFF’S SALE.—RICHARD WALTE! AUCTION. eer, will sell thie day hyreday) ot, Ti 11 o'clock, at 378 or le Cmte fieorh fd pon hgepeenn a raiteeatiens gal 4 f Premises, wes O'BRIEN, Sherif. Joan J. Scannkt, Deputy. Suen | bc fg sn od WALTERS, Sucre. at id o'glock Boon, at BI W July enghih treet, for account of fore Rrcheen t A isakinaety and Fixtures of Sbamicat fuck + itweS O SRIEN, Shani. James J. GompLeron, Deputy. SHERIFF'S SALE. ¥ RICHARD WALTERS. Auctioneer, will sett, by order of the Cou ‘several execiiions, at pub> Tie vendue, on Friday, Oct, 80, at 11 o'clock, at auction roousy 2% East Broadway, 00 barrels, peal ‘casks of Walkers, Gin, Brandy, Wuet'and Wines. VHURSDAY AND FRIDAY, oon, 29 AND 30, Jock if, arasnntdet & C0., The Private Library of John Andrews, Eq, of Grove, La, comprising & ehotce, selection of English an Americantiooks. Catalogues ready. Books on exhibition. ros. . VEITCH, ee ‘TIONEER, ico 115 Naseau atreet. Public Adcatnlstrator' 4 sale of Furnitare, Opens Jewelry, &c,, on Friday, Octover 3% at IL A. Mo at tiatrett. Tt ee DAVIES, din Pauls Au no isirator. 1PHOMAS GAFFNEY, AUCTIO:! OFFICE ‘Chambers street, will ell on Fring, ony aL td olcky M., the Lease, Stock hud Fixtures of a weil located Nquos store down town. ALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY AT AUCTION.— JOUNSON & MILLE oly yell at auction on, Thureiny, Orcober 2188, ook, at the Pxebange Salestoom, tli Itroadway, New York, the choice and valuabl Durinecs Property No, Wt Broadway, between Duane strecis, a very. aubstantially buiit tive story and bases ment brick store, With handsome brown stone front. The walla and timbers are all extra heavy and the whole struce built inthe best manner. @ store has a front on fect 4 inohes and in the rear of 24 feet, Tt ie fe ia depth and Fans through to RepubMean alley. The building covers the entire lot, This valuable prope try te very. desirabio for baxiness purpoxes of any kindy Hie it is eninentiy adapted. for offices, being inely situate’ in close proximity to the City Hall, new Court House, new Post Ofice, &c. The building could be og J converted inte ollices, for which purpose it will abortly bo required, am Ghhen hug altered would readily rent for x very Large avin of money. Perma—Two-thires of the purchase uioney may te. main on bond and mortyace for aterm of years. For sm apply to JOHNSON & MILLER, 23 Nassau atrect, New York. Wits ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, QPFICR, NO. 170 Chatham equare--teile this day, at 1 o'clock, the Block ana Fixtures of tha Liquor Rice No, 7 Wost atreet fine Counter, four puil Sie Beer Pump, wirror, With a ulee assortme: jourbon, Holland (ts a, SIDE Peary ary 5, pAvOTtO: ub COA ant full size ine phe nt ‘vrowh a! fone Howe on perth fae ‘of Seventy mreet, U50 feet distant trom the Central Park. This proj Overicoks the Park and is within a few steps of the mi Inke, terraces farsoie, mally nual play 4! groan, springs, the cating pond rounte, horseback Toi rs" ko, j lot 2x treet. chudronts pl with stable Ww ATU TES, ae r “FRANKPIELD & CO. (TEWERURRS, | LA sixrit A avenue, orth at Fourie a aaa hed ‘eole Pmetutactu: sorter ea ata gas frye watonm Be ican Wate’ chen wholesale and retail FR ENCTIY. AN, Paris, wiaher t4 dleposs of at Be sreaee Cases ea 100 fratvom. ADH w | Mr. UURYs, #4 allen abreet second oor front soon, JEWELLERS, NO. o Fie Bee at hen Washes, owed tes FROM SI oo | De IAMONDSs SAratns AND JEWELRY novaar RY “ KO. ©. 416 Broadway, ono door below Canad ‘ I 4