The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1868, Page 8

8 — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnuspay, Nov. 4—6 P. M, Affairs are Tapidly coming to # crisis in Wall street, and Ue monetary stringency was more severe to-day th?.a at any time previously, the rates patd for loan® even on government securities having been as hi7ja as % a % per cent until to-morrow, while in gorge instances *; percent commission was paid on Taixed collaterals {n addition to seven per cent per! ‘sunum in currency. The extreme pressure led) many of the holders of government securities to sell out with a view to buying back at lower figures, and these sales exerted a very depressing effect upon the market, the decline in the entire list having been from one to one and e half per cent between the opening and the close, There were not ‘wanting indications that the principal dealers en- eouraged this realizing movement for the purpose of getting cheap stock, and the immediate result of this rapid decline will probably be a sharp upward reaction, stimulated by those wno have assisted: the downward course ‘of prices, for it {s indisputable that there never was atime when people were more desirous of buying ‘United States stocks on margins than they are at present, but the scarcity of money is an insuperabie obstacle in the way of speculation to all but strong parties, and the latter have the ability to turn the tide upward whenever they see fit. Although, there- fore, prices may go lower temporarily the bears ‘would be unwise not to look for a quick recovery, ‘ The Clearing House Association held a meeting at oon, at which a resolution tn favor of allowing the ‘three per cent certificates to be used as legal ten- @ers in making the exchanges between the banks ‘was adopted, provided the Treasury stamps them as proposed, payable in United States notes on de- mand, and the Assistant Treasurer has already ex- pressed his willingness to do so to the extent of twenty millions, A Clearing House committee ts to confer with Mr. Van Dyke on the subject, and ih is expected that the stamped certificates ‘Will be ready for use on Friday next. The probabili- ties are, however, that the new measure will give no Practical relief to the money market, and It is doubt- ful whether the banks will make general use of them unless driven to dire extremities, as they wiil be aturally as reluctant to pay them away among each other as to exchange them for currency at the Sub- Treasury. Supposing, however, that they were will- ing to use them exclusively instead of legal tenders in making thelr daily exchanges, it would relieve them from the necessity of using in the aggregate four or five millions of legal tenders for the saine purpose, but it in no wise involves an ex- Pansion of the currency, and if artificial means are Tesorted to the certificates can be “locked up’ just as easily as greenbacks and the legal tender notes demanded for them at the Sub-Treasury, thus in- ereasing the embarrassments of the latter as weli as of the banks, This action of the Clearing House has been dictated as much in the interest of the gov- ernment as of the banks, as the presentation of certificates for redemption reduces the currency balance iygthe Sub-Treasury correspondingly, and forces it to make up the deficiency by sales of gold; and this, of course, reacts upon the money market ‘end only adds to the stringency, from which relief ‘YW cought by the conversion of certificates. Congress ough! to have authorized a spectal issue of United States notes to take the place of these certificates as Tast as they were redeemed, as in the case of Ciear- tng House certificates proper; and this not hav- mg been done the evil effects are before us. Fourteen millions of the three per cent certificates Bave been redeemed in thisctty since the Ist of Oc- ‘tober, and tis practically involves a contraction of ‘Mie volume of the legal ten ler paper afloat to about an equal extent, a cause suifictent of itself to account for much of the prevailing stringency. Natural in- Auences are still operating to dimiuish the supply of Money at this centre, the drain to the South and Southwest to buy cotton being large, while the re- eelpts from other points are very light, notwithstani- aug the high rates which currency commands here. ‘The stock market has been weak ana demoralized af day, and late in the afternoon a seini-panic pre- vaiied, Eric, New York Central and Reading being ‘particularly yielding. It was reported late in the afternoon that five millions of new Erie shares ‘Would be sold to-morrow, and there are indications of great weakness in this stock, which may @arry it down to the depths predicted for % by the bears at any time. New York @eniral has a weak undertone, and the large ‘holders were sellers during the day in order to relieve] themseives, the banks and other money Tenders being distrustful of a stock which ts selling #0 much above its real value and, therefore, unwill- fing to lend on it, except with a very wide margin, Pacific Mail was unaccountably weak, as tt 1s, or @ught to be, worth much more than it ts now selling Zor. Mariposa preferred waa the firmest of the mis- eellancous stocks. At the close the railway share Warket was weak and demoralized, and the signs of impending pantc have never been greater then they are at present, the bull combinations which raiiied the market with so much spirit yesverday morning and on previous occasions baving apparently lost their unity, their courage and heir strength. ‘The gold market opened with an appearance of strength, and the eurilest sales were, at 1354;, following which there was an advance to “ but irom this point there was a gradval @ecline to 1%5, the closing transactions prior to me a ument of the board at three o'clock having been at this price. Stull later the pressure to sell increased, and the latest quota- tion on ihe sireet was 182% @ 152%. Notwithstand- tng the active borrowing demand for coin the pres- Sure to lend was in excess of it, and loans were made atiay percent per angum and 2-16, 1-32 and 1-04 per cent per diem for carrying and without tnterest to eliher borrower or lender. The gross clearings amounted to $85,404,000, the gold balances w $1,948,919 and the currency brtances to $3,240,379, The Sub-Treasary disbursed $1,110,206 coin in payment of inter ¢ debt, and the steamer China took out ¢ 00 inspecie, During the latter part of the afternoon sales to the amount of almost a million and a half were made by parties who are understood to have borrowed the guid on stock collaterals, and Whose object is to withdraw the proceeds of the same from circulation for the purpose of aggravating the prevatling #tringency. At the commen ut of business the stock mar- ket was heavy, aud at the early session of the open Ddoard Erie sold at 404, New York Central 1254 and Fort Wayne #1 At the first regular board the market continued Leavy in tone, bub prices were Without material change, clo é lower that at th Ss, Reading 1)j, Michigan Pittsburg 1, Cleveland » 1%, Northwestern 134, and New York Central iT ne yesterday, Erie souchern 1, Cleveland anid 1 Toledo 1%, Kock Island Fort Wayne 2);, Milwankee and St. Paul preferred 3%, Pacifie Mail 24%, Western Union Telegraph Missouri State wixes %; while Tennessee sixes, new issue, were '; uigher, North Carotina sixes % and new fase overnment securities were % a ber cent higher, At the open board at one o'clock the market was weaker, and Erie sold at 40%, Reading 06%, New York Ce! 126\; and Rock Island 104 At the second Fogulur Loard Were was on unusually heavy pressure @o sell ali the stocks on the list, and on the caii New ‘York Central closed 1'¢ lower than at the first rega- Yar board, Erie %, Hudson River 1, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 5;, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, ud aud Toledy %, Ross Isiana North- ‘Western preferred 1%, Fort Wayne %, Milwauke and St. Paul preferred 4, Ohio and Mississippi x, Wie Mail 274, Western Union Telegraph 4, Ten Mewee sixes, ex coupon, %, new issue, %, North Carolina sixes %, nad new issue %. Government @ecurities were weak at a decline of 141% per cent. At the open board at half-past three @ semt-panic Prevailed, under which the preasure to seil (ncreased, and New York Central declined to 125\, Erie 39, Reading 06!,, Nock Jsiand 1024, Northwestern 5754, @o. preferred $3};, Michigan Southern 83, Mil Waukee and St. Paul 91h, do, preferred 92 and Pacific Mail 116)4. Owing the remainder of the afternoon the market continued extremely unsetiled @nd the pressure to sei! brie carrie’ the price to 84 at one time, while New York Central also dectined ‘to 122% under sales of “long” stock, predicated upon an expected ¥reak ip it. Ai the close at Bix o'clock ‘the market wae weak at (he following quotatioas:— Pacific Mail, 1154, @ 110; Weetern Union, 3654 New York Centr Beading, 94% & 95; ee Michigan Soutuera, agra 62/0; NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOV&MBER 5, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. Pittsburg, 84 @ 84%; Rock Island, 102% 8 1024; Northwestern. 8? @ 87i¢; Nerthwestern 87% & 83; Fort Wayne, 1093; a 109%; Ohio certif- Cates, 29% @ 2934; Martposa preferred, 2034 & 2134. Government securities closed very unsettled at five o'clock “at the subjoined quotations:—Regls tered, 1881, 118 @ 1131; coupon, 1881, 114 & 114445 5-20, registered, 1862, 105 a 10534; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 107% @1083¢; do., 1864, 10524 @ 106; do.,1865, 1052¢ & 1065 4o., 1865, January and July, 109 @ 11034; do, 1867, 1003¢ & 12094; do., 1868, 10934 @ 110; 10-40's, registered, 103 @ 20334; 10-40's, coupon, 10534 a 1053. ‘The circular of a private banking Louse thus refers to the day's business:— The earliest transactions of the day in government Donds indicatea a cape ge to buy, and ‘Under this stimulus the 5-20's of 1967 rose to 111% be- the first call of the board; but as the day ad- vanced and the Pigriong by more aggravated the - was aagnnned Te entirely to option, w! continu pressure of cash tales ecarriea prices steadily downward till & decline of oné and three-fourth per cent upon the early sales was reached, banks to-d: agreed to receive the three per centa in settiemenis of Clearing House balances, thereby. bly arrest- ing the panic, on the of which the market “stood this morni but stall insuMicient to stay the decitne in prices which resulted from the forced sales of parties no longer able to carry their stocks. This | measure, though tt can Impart no ease to the money market, will serve to prevent its growing worss } ston natural age! 5 it inevitably would have done had the bunks conitnued in a position in | waten they were forced to present their three per cents for redemption, iu order to make their ex- j congen through the Clearing House, aud the gov- rnment, in its turn, was forced to reiinvurse ttse!f from its bank balances or by sales in the market, thus annulling all possibility of relief to borrowers, and at the same time contracting to the extent of Me certificates redeemed, tie amount of wich since the 1st of October is stated at the immense sum of fourteen millions, A day or two ince We expressed tie belief tat the artificial pres- ure upon the money market wonid not be relaxed till the prices of some of the ratiways approximated more closely to the figures at which the clique ls aiming. Later evidences confirm us etill more in these impressions, and (o-day Reading, Brie and the other stocks in which its chief interest lies, were, ab the point where the market was most demoralized, subjected to a “hammeriag” which for a while seemed almost sure to end ina panic, The demand for foreign exchange is very light, while one-quarter per cent per day can so readily be earued by rewin- tng balances here, and hence the decine in rate The weaknegs of the gold market 1s due to the same causes and to rumors of heavy secret sales by the government. Even higher rates of commission have been paid for money to-day; in a few cases one-half per cent, in very many, indeed, one quarter per cent, * while one-eighth was Irecly paid by the best houses. The foreiga exchange market was cull bat steady, and at the ciose bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 109% a 110; at three days, 110% & 1103¢; commercial bills, 109 4 10933. Bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.16%; @ 6. Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- voned:— —* Oct, 23, Oct. 29. 9446 9475 Consols. Five-twen T3346 13% Mimois Central. 97 97 Erie... o BLS 20% The extreme range of the gold market in the mouth of November ineach year since the suspension of specie payments is thus shown:— Highest, Lowest, 1862, oe 13H 129 1563. +. 164 143, S64. 200 29 805. 148% Moy 1868, 145% iiss 1867. . ldl bg 1 The statement of the Bank of England for the week ending October 21, presents the following changes and totals: Rest..... £3,087,855 Increase.. £5,905 Pabite deposits, 8,550,282 Decrease. 287,837 Other deposits . 20,405,854 Increase., 174,; On the other side of the recount:— Government securities. £15,935,874 No change. Other securities, 15,581,648 Tucrease., £59,410 Notes unemployed. 9,557,185 Decrease., 210,770 The amount of notes in circulation is £24,493,790, being a decrease of £22,125, and the stock of bullion in noth departments is £19,947,174, slowing a de- crease of £217,076 when compared with the preceding return, 3 A London journal thus comments on the foregoing statement:— ‘ ‘The Bank return shows the bullion to be at a point. lower thun at any time during the las: seventeen months, and the reserve to be ata point lower than has been touched since November, 1866, The course of trade aad the results of the harvest seemed to war- rant an expectation of a steady increase of buliion; but the payments on foreign and colonial loans, coupled with large iinportations of foreign securities: from the contmental markets, seem to have imter- fered with this result, while, at the same time, there ig reason to believe that the expenses connected with general election have thrown an in- tity of coin into circulation. Acoiton circular of this date thus describes the state of the market:— . In this city, during the past week, we have had daily @ fair demand without much change in prices. ‘The gradually reducing stock of American cotton at Liverpool and the limited export from this country, with the smali number of vessels loading for Great Britain, has encouraged ex- porters to operate with wore confidence. Our do- mesuc consumers have also been large buyers. The total sales for the week have been 22.634 bales, of which 0,918 were taken for export, 7,290 for home use, 4,904 on speculation and 543 in transit, For future delivery sales have been madene follows:—Middliug, November delivery, 25¢.; December, 24c.; January, 233¢¢. The Southern markets have presented but lite change; the buying for England is sil quite small the limits of orders being too low. ‘The French and German buyers are operating with more freedom, and they appear to be watisied with the present range of prices, Spain is in the market moderately; she requires the better grades and buys early mi the season. Our domestic consumers continue tnelr pur chases, but In a more moderate degree, as their press ing necessities are relleved. The tnovement ta Li erpool on Saturday and yesterday lias led to an ine creased business in the Soutu. Concerning the gro ing crop tire accounts to hand during the past week, by mail and telegraph, continue of afavorabic na- ture. The recen! cold weather did no baru, aad we have had since fine weather for picking. At no point has there been a frost severe enowzh to hi jure the plant. Even in Georgia and portions of Alabama the prospect has improved, aud the yield Will exceed the expectations of a few weeks Since, During the past two or tiree weeks we have not heard of & singie compigiat; on the contrary piaut- ers neem to be satisfied not only with the result of their seaason’s industry, but with the steady man- ou the negroes have fululied their con ‘There is @ tendency everwhere to raise the p for this year’s crop. 1648 not unlikely chit when the crop 18 marketed the South wii be richer in actual mouey than et any former period, wuich fact Wil enabie planters hercafter to exercise more inuuence in the disposition of their crops. The daily transactions of the Sub-Treas: the beginning of October are thus showu:— Custom € since SU» Treasuryms 04,005,015 05, 404,66 6,695,580 . 2,001,311 Nov. 8,912,000 1,472,711 SALES"AT THE nEW YORK STO2K EXCHANGE. Wednesday, Nov. 4—10:15 A.M. 137 8,011,103 Host Rov Reading as He an a. tig hi ‘2000 do... md a Funke Bs ‘00 M, ie a i e os fed 500 ®, 0 od Ww Wy Wo Wy 1290 Ve ; 2ne ek ma ta mie en Na Uaak.- 11)" 109 4 Del & Hud Caval ld eee 100 Qutek Min. Co 10 o 5 0 Adame 20 Atmerteau 86) Comb: w do. ¥aae rt z &z EsceedEsess: i geen Os We. gl, 0m Ou" Us 6's i Fi FH 5000 OS 6- 109 140 % 00 do. 106% 20) {oe00" de Ion Hh 0. ‘8000 US 5-30, Joa 128) 60.0 do. 108: att 10000 do. 4 i ‘85000 2 10634g 500 894 4000 i 4 81000 UB6's, f 6 6.000 do. 1 x 3000 UB u 11s My Ho® faoo v4 30099 10974 16 1 £5% GUM US 8's, 30, r, %87. 0 16 600 US 5's, 10-40, cou.. 108 6 1KKd 1b. 10.00 5% 6 15000 $536 7000 Se 2000 91 inno is 15000 4 140 20000 e000 1200 Py 0. 100 005.59), cou, 10000 Tenn 6°, ex'co1 20 00 Tenn 6" 100 Qnroksl 60 Puen: 215 do. 5 do. lw do. 50 800 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepnespay, Nov. 4-6 P. M. Corron.--Receipts, 1,200 bNes. The market for this staple active, the demand being principally from ex+ 2,475 for export, $14 bales, includin; 4 102 io transit,’ We on speculation an Cplands Mobile New Orleans ant Prorida, and Menphia and Texan Ordinary 8 2 23 Good ord 24 216 Low middli 25. Ba Midditn, 6, ty Good miidi 57%, ag 7 CorrER..The market for Rio was tolerably active, and rices for all grades were firm. The sales wore 4,500 bazn, ex ‘utile, at oF abont 10);e., gold, 1a Youd, “Other kinds were still dull wad unchanged. FLOUR AND GRAIN, Receipt, 15,9 corn menly i642 bage dow, 120,48" bu corn, 14,200 “do, ontey 14,806 46. rye, and. 18,402 d ‘The market for flour was withont ‘decided ‘change. was more demand for extra State for export, Treely bid for good brands, but other kinds we heavy. “Callfornia four wa dull vut wo:inabiy unchange new brought $12 75 a $13, The sales were about 15,000 bb Southern flour was dail and nominal at our quotations. ‘The aales were 600 bbls. Rye tour was slow of sale, and prices wore heavy. Sales 225 dbla, Corn meal was modeutely Active and acarcely #0 firm. Sales 600 bbls, part at #6 15 for rwine, We quote:— bbls. flour, 200 do. wheat, 12,229 do, do. barley. ‘There Sl 85.00 Superti bHha Extra State. 6508 Choice do LBs Superiine 60a xtra 6m Round hoop Ohie, sipping brands . 70a Round hoop Ohfo. trade brand 8y00 & St. Louis low extra 8°00 & St. Louis straight exirs 900 a St Louis choice double extra’. NWa 1300 81. Louis-choice fami! 13.00 a 16 00 Southera choles 13000 14 60 Southern superfine und ext 70a 1240 Caltfornia dour (sacks aud 5) 700 130) Rye ttour. Sida 79) 58a 60) Corn meat, Brandy wioe. Sioa 625 Corn meal, Jersey... 5 50a 5 60 —fhe market for spring wheat opened firm, with an advance asker... This choked the demands, Lowever, and the market cloed dull an‘ lower, with #1 53 Bid and $1} asked for No. 2Holters belng andious to realize—#) 40 was bid and $1.30 asked for No. 3.” The sales were about 5,000 busiiels at 4155.0 #1 dx for No. &, $150 a 51 70 for No, ly wi 64 for mixed (last evenings 2 3b ag? & for white Michigaa, and $2 10 for white Cattornin. eb ait but firm, ih salen a about 70,009 bushels at 8 3) 17% afloat, and ry in store, for new mixed Western, and #1'10 a $114 for an- sound do, Rye was quiet at #142 a 8148 for Western and State, with wales of 4,00) Duyhels at these prices. ata were Cuil and a shade off, Closing at T6jc. Sales 40,000 bushels at ogc. Barley wash shade easier. Sales 7,000 bushels State at $1.9. Barley mait was dull and nominal, Favronre.-The target wos quiet and rates for grain were a trite lower. ‘The engagements were—To Liverpool, ‘ROU bbls. tlonr at 9. 6d., and per steamer #0 bales cotton ab Aid. w Sgcle; 40,000 Dusbela wheat at 7d.; 30.0 boxes cheers at 1b) boxes bacon at 85 ‘At Se; 10 tone oll at Ada, 6a, at 4d. To Glasgow per steamer, tlerves beef at 6s, bbis. naval stores from Wilmington to’ the Luited Ki. at Zs. a. To London, 50 terces beet 100 tons ofieake nt Bis. dd. ; hops 1,000 oars nt #4. and 100 he charters were, a ritish betes 2000 ngdom ‘GUN NTES.—Bags were in demand and s 1%5 bales at 18'ge. Cloth was du Hors were in moderate demand, and pi Me. a Be. for choice grades, 8c. a’ 2c. {cr prime do, L Ike. for good do., We. a 8c. for common do. and Le. for foreign, according to quality, Hestr.—We beard of no aaieg of consequence, and prices = Aopinaly iD qe. a 12c., gold, for Manilia ead abe, |, for jute. STAY. The market was moderately active at 6c, @ 70c. for ping lots and $1 2 for retail lots. We. gradca. ‘The sales were 2% hnds., 46 tlerces Ulenfuegas at 430, NAVAL StORES.—Spirits turpentine was slow of sale, and prices were In buyers’ favor, closing at (4c, a 44Xe.' The sales were 200 bbls. on private terms. Rogin was cxcwedingly Gufet, but unchanged in value, only sa'¢ of eard of was 160 bola. aurained at $2 Bl 2 Wa $2 WW; No. 2, €2 Gow 22 Ome ton,.de ase eipts, 86 bbls. pork, 65 do. beef, 65 pack- ages cut meats and Gi kegs lard. The market for pork waa quiet, and prices were frregular and heavy, closing at $27 for Hew jnexa; the sales comprised about 1,{00 bois. wt $27 10 a $27 25 for'new meas, the latter price (or amall wots; $23 0 bew prime mess and $30 for clear; prime w $25.0 BM BW, Live hogs were in (air demand, rivals velng only about 1,000 head). prices were hi jag at from 7c. to Size. Beef was in modest prices were in buyer's favo # +18 for plain megs and 3U ferce beef was dull, and prices w a $800 for prime mess and #3) u former 30 tierces w: private terms. veet bams were dail, but unghanged fa value. There were only email recut meats the market contiaued re nominally 1c. a 12e, for pickled . Lor dry anited do. 14c. (ur moked doy i8e. a We. for smoked do. and Ife, * but B 4, at lojgce w 1iJge. tor ere 16%<¢. to arrive, ned was i at about 2 te at 280. ve was quiet, but Or 9.0. (or Rai 5 —Only a moderate busine ‘ market was firm at for 1146, (or falr to good refi Cuba. ClO'bbas, at Lge, a 1c. a t Yemer: tet at & Daloutta paid. Grass was dul The market was dull Only small sales were to 18 t made at from 1 w 4t about the pricos pre Y.—Receipts, 27 ‘The market way & tide 2, DUL prices Were easier. Bales were roported of Sha Gl 08, duty p THE DRY G0OD3 MARKET. ‘The market has ruled oxcoedi ties having # scene to dull during the past erseded business tn importance, wad have “gone home to vote.” In the ab ruled heavy, ev erybod, sence of any demand of moment the market h but prices have been nearly nominal, aad though some males Dave been reported at rather! no postive decting, Business has been very light, and in the ‘brenee of any change of note we omit detalis, simply an- bexiog the current quotations, which slow few changes ‘aurica have algo’ ruled quiet, it, tie market Is Aull! ory Liem, and whenever there are rales they are at full prices. We annex the current quotations for the leading de- scriptions of goods:— BROWS ULBTINS. ¢ Hgures, there has occurred Amoskeng A. A FACKED MUBLING, + 16% z SPAN lay Newmarket, wy Pe 16 Pacific... Ham! SALES OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. BAVING $300 A! tn a centeel, at ro NY INDUSTRIOUS PERSO! Ps half iniereat 1a & sen\ee ay a 000 realized emey Riese a PARTNx; N THE FRUIT, PRODUCE Aad Sorte Coaumiasion Businedh, 107 yuan ssi usin and 108 West with ‘one ‘who vadersiands ‘the business pre. a ee YOUNG MAN .Is DESIROUS OF INVESTING & eg Ph legitimate mercantile business, GOOD BUSINESS ¥.-FANCY GOODS, Block, Flaturen and Loses for nts, eben? H0n4 eutabs food trade; one of the best localtons in Brookly a ame, Herald office. No agents. are invited to nce of his paren! ith avenue, this (Thu Novem! of Drogheda, county’ Louth, Irelanaeta toe et Four ed ; by Address A EIRSTSUASF oi heals “Bares i Teal, Wee age. 38 | oflice. The relatives and of tag sammily, ows ted sons, oo, are respectfally: RE : vited to attend from her late eat AL te Patent Chart for cutting and making rhiris Can oe dence, No. 38 on Friday morning, 0 itcle rea every in ie ‘Row offer for sale ten fiona rom then can wicre cacleiny | Soaoae ene en at her teran ne Corot requicdD ‘will be ssrred up tor the repose pany, No.4 Wal street, New Tork: Publlabing Cog jumberiand st, ws. w it Ullah @4, 60 ttn of Grewue av, her soul, INFLUENCE, GENTLEMAN OF Senay AND nd i) Hicaphtanas homes pubiin 00m Wednesday Noveniber rire, axe | AA. Sarge usiioes acquaintange can, Watout expla tn. Donrgan, Widow of jomas = Donegan and ences, Induence, Heral ne Eapelyes st,'> angen Oe aty Vedas ean 68 years. eh tie TLEMAN WITH $1,000 CAPTTAL DRSTRE Baiacter Shandiives ond friends are Sie riet.to | A CEEMAR Ry op Bae td i iowars given at 767 and hy atvad her funeral, from Bellevue Hospital, Twenty- | enormous proiits, sBedted aby w ty 138 teacof De Rett ae” aor t00. a°a) | 2Xth strest and First avenue, this (Thursday) after- | Broadvray, "Call from Ii to ¢ 0'eloak, Foom No. & piselane $108 {04 of Ridgewood a BUx104... AOC. at evo ocala, Nidientees stiees N AGTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH $1,000, 13 OFFER~ recht « ae LANEY.—O lover pro- tracted illness, RUTH DELANEY, in the 720 year of oda are ohaniee lh an eepabioeind: Sen® ane very protle Plot of 35 acres at New Utrecht - H TRA ‘RO LN WESLOMEBTER OOUN TY ~EABIOHE! Ist ar, w 8, Mount Vernon, W Conley, 60x105. Greeuiwich’ at #4, West’ Mount Vernon, lot 156, Iu py able business, Apply at 148 Fulton street, room Now Trelutives and friends of the family are respectfully iA. FABINER WANTED_WITH $200, IN A BUSI- invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) after- ness that will pay more than the investment exch mont noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her gon, | 43 EM yhtivn solicited, 50 < wn sheesh Parttoulars at SOUTHMAYD Orchard st, ns, Tuckahoe, A M Dederer, Td fo Lots "354," 258 to, tucinaive, Noruwent) James M, Ribiet, 33 Seventh sireet, pond Wak Mount Vernon, {3 Sena. 5,000 | ““Garpmer.—On Tuesday, November 3, of con- Parcel of wood cone . sumption, BARA Acwes, wife of Charles 4. Gardl- Hart's corner to Tuckahi ad, qisnaniig CHUZeb pro her, aged 27 years, 5 months and 12 days. petty 1) dere noe Anh aisoialad hue e.. 18,60 | Funeral wili take place ab St, Anu’s church, Eight MOKRISANIA, eenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one 8, and ay A, ¢ 4, lots 10 to 2), part of 49, Grove 900D PAYING AND WELL ESTABLISHED FEED: Store, on one of the avenues, for sale, 18 a good, safe, paying business, © SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Broadway, A GENTLEMAN, OBLIGED TQ RETURN SHORTLY Carr Srelock. Retains will be taken to Greenwood. to Lurope, {# ‘desirous of disposing of bis established ; : Whotesal, an Retail Business, now In fuil work, in frst rate Mid 46) | GALLAGHER.—On Tuesday, November 3 of con- | yrcion tui city, and in sonnection Wilk. auy of a sumption, CATHARINE T, GALLAGHER, aged 24 years, 10 months and 12 days. Telatives and friends are invited to attend the leading firms. Large stock just new. Highest referencos and fullest information wili be given, About 4, ‘49 required, None but principals treated with, Address tiret 4, B. L., Here (ot 18 ioe G RANSPERS IN ESSEX COUNTY, N. J. Barbara st, e #, 720 (tn of Hamburg place, 252100... Cougress al, ¢ 8, 20 f, n of Lafayette st, 21295... Chestnut sh 88.2.0 fhe of MoW horter sb LOH funeral, from her late resiflence, 641 West Twenty- | ald ofiics. Nichols at, ha, 112 it w of Amity st 22 ‘alte: — ee : ca 24 vot Sichatd a3 Dinth, pirvet, Sais, Coiuemayy., sremnoga,: f,.0ne YOUNG, “ACTIVE AND BXPERIENCED | MAR: r d Bruce -t., n weor, 22x19. ad ‘ chant, who he retired from business after a success! Willlara aty he Muiee's property, B7a1La. Goprrey.—On Tuesday hae November 3, | Carecr of # few years in New York, is compelled by unavold~ North Sd st, @ 8, W Beliainy, Sox 2. TNE! “au | Crarissa W. Goprrey, daughter of Harriet and | able reverses to return to commerce, aud he desires to elther Proposed st, 255 ft from Uaton sty iyack’s, sdxi00. °° 1,130 | the late Edward Godfrey. ve become scitee partner fa, : — ‘established frm or find a AWLN q vi artner eral or spect wi & capital o Courter's estate, 7 FS a ee en aaa dhe Anton | 160,000, with wick to-revive his old business, Tuformation aa + bv), 4 7 and ‘best city references given on every particular that may Me norial church, West Forty-eighth street, between | Peo eunired.” Has uo objection vo go to one of the three ave Nassau from Myrtie st, 1053163) goo | Sixth and Seventh avenues, on Friday morning, Ot | commercial cities of the , ony eleven o’élock. HaaKe.—On Maen November 3, Toute, infant Gaughter of Albert and Anna Haake, aged 9 mouths and 28 days. The funeral will take place from the parents’ rest- dence, 167 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn, this (Ipursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Harty.—On Tuesday, November 3, MARY AGNES | it Harry, youngest child of Thomas and Sarah Harty, aged 1 year and 9 months, he friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her rarenia, 43 Monigomery street, this (Thursday) after- noon, at tw@o’ciock. © * en, B05 ft ng, 27) ft from Myrtle st, S0xLU05 ‘Nassau at, Address box M., Herald oillce. , Cee oe eed waarye ina mimnutectariag ) goo secur 00d wal dusiness, faquire of MIBNSN & CU.,04 Fultou street, TI SMALL ITAL CAN INVEST IT te eananireaie eslean ‘business long estab- Loss of LifemExcitimg Incidents. [From the Butfalo Courier, Nov. 3.) The gaie of Friday evening and Saturday has proved even more disastrous than was expected. It was widespread, extending to Laxe Ontario, On Lake Brie it was very severe, and captains arriving here report having had a fearful time. The disasiors are humerous, aud sume very serious. Already we have tutelligence of the los* of four meu, and we are afraid that the worst has not been heurd. ‘The: crew of the schooner Die Vernon had a very mar. row escape from drowning, and the cook, a colored man, was lost. The Vernon was commanded by OOK STORE (NEW AND COND HAND), STOCK reo veg fe Se eel at a bargain or ex changed for a refdence near the city, value al applied for soon at store, 788 Broadway. ito x (A TST clase TAREE £OR Gul ONE GAS EO BE. mn Wednesday, November 4, Mrs. CaTHA- chase one-! int iy RINE » In the 79th year of her business, earning $800 monthly. Inquire of Hon. OTIS The reinaing will be taken for Interment to Ma- | HALL, 14 Wail street, room 31. LL SELL ONE-HALF INTEREST IN maroncck by the nine o'clock A. M. train of this day | J) usuness.—1 WI Captain L, Dimick, and was on her way to thig port | (Thursday). Friends of the family ave invited to at- hed medicine,with right secured, which sells to with 18,000 bushels of wheat. Aboutseven g’clock | tend without further notice. 2 Be sansa me and Tnerae takes weil, and = on Sunday morning she was foundered off Sand About $1,000 ills, twenty five miles above Long Point, in eleven oftice. fathoms of water. The crew clung to the rigging until five o'clock in the afternoon, when they were rescued by Captain Starkey, of ihe schooner Forest LE Counz.—In Brooklyn, E, D., on Wednesday, eee 4, THomEs Le Counr, in the 75th year of age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral eervices at the f orable and v fitable business, Sua wil required, Address Dr, D. 8., Herald Ao FOR SALE—FIVE YEARS’ bree d iness; furniture and fixtures complete, of a Hotel, the best locations in New Yor! King, and reached bere last evening. residence of his son, J. J. Le Count, 516 Seventh | fine restaurant and bar; house While the sailors were clinging to the rigging seve- | avenue, New York, on Friday afiernoon, at three | throughout; three rooms Wie ree entire ent; rent 00 per ral vessels passed, but they were unabie to reach (he ‘nion square, Broad- shipwrecked crew. The schooner Grace Whitney o'clock, San Francisco and Philadeiphia papers please ear. Apply to B. H. Eg ks made an attempt to do ao, but after losing her itp | copy. ‘ COOUn . and mainsail she abandoned the undertaking as im | ““Ltnarez,—On Wednesday, November 4, Mrs. Lovisa | M{¥ PARTNER RETIRING ON ACCOUNT, Of, SICK: possible. The Whitney reacied Port Colborne iu the | Livarre. estabi {Real Estate op a Apply at &4 Liberty street, afvernoon and reported the case. Captain plnmick Funeral will take place, frora her late residence, | room No. 2. Was Washed overboard six times, but was saved. He had one of his thumbs badly injured, All the men suflered severely. ‘The name of the cook who was drowned we did not learn. The Die Vernon was owned py E. K. Bruce, of Chicago; her cargo was in- sured, 98 Greene stro o'clock. Fric vited to attend. Lownake.—On Wednesday morning, November 4, WILLIAM, eldest son of Kandolpi aud the Jace Mary Ann Lowerre, azed 28 years. " this (Thursday) afternoon, at one nn 3 of the family are respectfully in- NE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST DOWN TOWN Lirnete Fa the ale for sale—Receipts $200 a day; omtered. a OPO ay Heit ESUTHMAXD & CO., 194 Broadway. ary FULL HALF PART- ARTNERSHIP FOR SAL! ‘fhe schooner Juliette, Capt, Alex, McDenaid, was ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- nership in goud business down town, paying good per struck by asquail when off (he Northeast Sister's pass- | fully By oe attend the faneral, troin his father’s | centace;, good reasons given for selling ou * ig age, about ten o'clock Saturday, which carried awuy | residence, 301 West Twelfth strech, on Friday after- | quired, Adtress Gox 193 Herald office. None her joretopmast and jivbboom. Two of the satiors, S man meaning business need apply. Fleage give right name named Janes Devlin and John ———, had bold of hoon, at Liree o'clock. The rematns wi!l he deposit. fund where an Interview ca ed in the faimily vault at St. Luke’s Church, Hudson CASH ESTARLISHED the main rigging when the jibbooia went over, and | street. Al Ni: WANTED-—IN A they, too, Went overboard. They held on to the tig- Lyon.—On Tuesday, November 3, Josern Hf. Lyon. Ee ie ulring the services of an energetic party. ging and were dragged through the sea at the stern The reiatives and friends of the family, alsothe | $500 casa capital requ Paying $400 monthly wrote e ol the vessel for some minutes, The man John, rs of the Knickerbocker Association, are re- HOWE! 10., No. 3 Dey sireet, room No. 9 | Whose surname is not known, lost his hold and was drowned, but Deviin was saved. The Juliette reached here yesteruay mornina. About four o'clock Saturday afternoon the brig 8. F. Gale, When some thirty-iive miles this side of Point an Pelee, found the gale quite severe, aud a sailor named James Biessington, who was engaged in reefing the mainsail, Was lost overboard, He das reiauives living in Pennsylvania and shipped at Chicago. ‘The schooner Racine, laden with 12,000 bushels of wheat and bound Lo this port, went ashore yesterday noruing at Point au Barques and at last accounts: was full of water. ‘Ine place where she went ashore 1s a bad one, and in all probability she will be seriously dam: Of the barges: which broke Wwose from tie tugs Winsiow Prindevilie we have littie news, but there 13 se ly @ doubt that they wese roughly handled, If not sunk. A telegram received by Captain E. P. Dorr last evening, dated | M Port Colborne, says that two barges were seen yes- terday in the middie of the lake, about ilfty specliully inviled to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Wiliam H. Hatton, No. 197 linge street, this (Tlmrsday, afternoon, at one o'c!ock, é MANNING.—On Monday, November 2, Tromas 8. MANNING, @ Dative of Devon, England, aged 55 years. » ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- dence, 500 Seventh avenue, this (fhureday) morming, ut ten o'clock, without further notice. Mawsry.—At Woodbriige, N. J., on Taesday, No- vember 3, Mrs. Lyzzik Maweky, wife of William H. Mawbey, of Woodbridge, in the 29th year of her age. Funeral services will take place at her late resi- deuce, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. friends of the family are respectfully tavited to at- tend. Nereprtu.--On Friday, October 23, James WAYNE iva, formerly of Philadelphia, Pa., aged 25 re. Mractiao.—In Bloomfeld, N. J., on Tuesday, No- PARTNER IN A_ HOTEL LODGING HOUBE, 140 rooms, 2,000 to $7,W00 required; SG. salary orale: e#t in the house, G.-B, HOWES, No. 8 Dey street, room No. & DARTNER WANTED—IN A CASH MANUFACTURING posiness. Will net this season 15,000 to $20,000, Call and inquire at 10 Ann street, in shoe store. eS PARTNER, IN A RELIABLE FIRST manutactaring business, well vblished 5 capital, ally Bw By Brooklyn, E. D. Vv pare aN Lye rycen Alpi dongen Ley ond arder on @ frat class steamship now itting for who can command and Is giiita, to invest 35,00 wo aus a largely aging trade in a he will be engaged. dress M., Dox 6,29 Post oilive. et : HE ADVERTISER WISHES A PARTNER, WITH means, to buy out the firm he ts with, a fancy goods busi- Resa, wholesale aud retail, established twenty-six years, Ad- dress M. A. E., Herald oilice, best refereni a ene Ei ie miles above that port, and vessels arriving | vember 3, Grorar MEACHAM, aged 73 years. ADVERTISER, HAVING EXPERIENCE AND AN here report the lake above Long Point as being Funerai will take piace from tia late residence, T* qual cn) sith ‘asap ‘an interview with $2,000, compe- covered with floating lumber, The captain of | this(Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. fent toltake charge of offve and foanctal business, to open @ Light branch house at Chicago fi naaal inducemects guaranteed. Apply at o Broad tion tie schooner Guard ‘passed the seows Cleveland und Empire waterlogged, on Suturday, MunrHy.—On Wednesday, November 4, ADELAIDR Tanafacturing company un- Menrity, aged 14 years, 2 months and 4 days, ce of First Na- some fifty ae above pr Pommt; ang the two nae relatives and iriends of the famtly are respect- Chewleal Company, 381 | Wray ows reported 1 Port Colborne may be the same, ty invited to attend the funeral, from tne residence 7 r The propelicr. tron City reached here last evening | of her aunt, Mra, Magee, 101 8& Mark's place (Bight. | WV tcea enue gta Lases per Balen, G0, box with the barge Lilinois, ‘lamber laden, in good | street), on Friday, ‘ tionery Store, 6000, Phiadelphia her, 1,800.’ “Laundry, ee ak. By Cantal piney ns M att Com Wednesday, November 4, at the resi- | 83,000. MERRIAM & CO., 64 Fulton street. A telegram receiv y Captain . Dorr re- ence of his parents, 408 Kast Twenty-fifth strec os ¥ raed ports the schooner Jamés Navagh ashore on Twin | Aveusttxg, infant son of Thomas ‘and’ Teresa a" y ANTED—A_ PARTNER, hic oye Br pone Rivers, Lake Michigan. She ts londed with wheat, | phy, aged l year and 2 months. dunluman. money eta sobs fe Assi » has heen seut her from Chicago. Funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, 4 Business Exchange, 295 Bowery. The ooner C. C. trowbridge Jost her foremast by ey opm een — parce saben daa and hal 500 bushels of wheat wetted. The bark OCONNALOGUE.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday | 5 FOR $1.60 PARTNER WANTED —WITH BX- Cliy r mainstaysail and had her boat | morning, November 4, atter a short Ulness, Jom » +) eri a lntge enpent at money can be made; no risk, washed off the davits. 5 pred the boat. The | McCosNALoaus, eldest'son of the late John and Mar- | Call at 62 Frankfort street, from 10 to 3, bark TWil.gue lost an an’ garect MeCofnalogue. aged 26 years, A number of other ¢ ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapec’. ited to attend the funeral, from his late resale arsiall strect, on Friday afternoon, at $5 () ENTERPRISING MEN, WITH PROM 85 TO $20 ZU). capital, can clear #85 per day the year round. Bor information und full particulars appiy at No. 5 College place, room No. 5. 3.5 () -TARINER WANTED, TO TAKE THE PLACE S990. of a reviring partner, ih a rat class, good paying Duainess. "A tine opporiin ity offered. Ive, St Bible House, Third avenue, vay. irred, the particu hed, DANTRE NOLAN, ffter a long and painful ed 49 vears and 7 montis, a native of 'fra- ouaty Korry, Lreiand, ‘The friends and those of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frem his laie residence, 400 West ()() —TOANY PARTIES FURNISHING THE ABOVE Twenty-cighth street, tuts (Tharsday) afiernoon, ab S600. an , with ollice room or part of store, a one, third Interest will be given in a valuable patent now In ry (Ireland) papers please copy, | WOR, Apuir Tor sx day at the odiee oF tye pacenter, Pearl strevt, up stairs. Si OQ PABINER WANTED.—A SMART MAN, PLU, with $1,600, can make $15,000 Unk iw | particulars call af 2 Harrison sireet, from oto .—On Taesday, aged 69 years. I'take place from his Inte residence, 608 Fast Fourteenth street, between atenues Band e, this (fhursday) afterneon, at two o'ciock pre- | 0’ cisely. November Epwano DaeUX tO AMANDA c A , all of this city. Y, Ogtober tavins Frotuingoam, o., of 5 HY PRSON.—On Tuesday evening, November 3, after | RP (}{)(} CASH PARTS TED-IN A'BUSI- a short ines, Jou B, RYERSON, In Bis 6ith year. 2.000) reer flats widreas bok MB Herald odlee, The relatives and friends are respecttniiy Invited | gtacing Lime and glace for to attend the funeral sorv to be held on Friday _ < oy by te Kev. Heury ‘ard Beecher, Winitaw O. morning, at ten o'clock, in e state strect Congry- Qo O00. —PARTNER ACTIVE OR KtO Apbib M., daughter of Charles 8. Potter, | fittonai church, State street, corner of Hoyt, | Pa.NUUN'. nt, in of An active bi et Brookiyn, Brooklyn, man, preserret. |For partiouinre address ©. 1, Mapufaetor, MiricaLr—1 —on Sunday, November 1, by | STANIVORD—At the residence of her son, neat | Se Papeete bad tegen ¥ the Rov. W. H. Evans, Francis S. Mercaur, of ‘ow Egvpt, on Monday, November 2, CatTua- or =—A GENTLEMAN W 4 Washington, to Appia L. Torre, of this city.” NE STANIF widow of Daniel Stanifotd, aged $2,500, ene . aretahlp ik 9 ties chnde pon Washington (D. C.) papers please copy. 68 years and § months. m a business paying $20,000 per year, Addresa box Il Ny per yi 53 WALKER’ —PaLuen.—On Thursday, April 16, at ’ Frien ghng oh a to ae! the fanera}, from the | Herald ofice, ¢ View, Hightieds, by tho Rev. W. L. Neison, | house of her daughter, Mra, Savin, 128 Bast Twelfth "5 oe ono *) JAMES THOMAS WALKER, manager of - Ted + races) SeeRCen, at two o'¢ $3 O0C wean Hapa rep i ty puih Wales, Toowoomba, won of | WeCiT AL throes eck, on Sunday, Novem. | Soportunity fo ‘oper pen cee exchanged, et, Eq. Newington, Edinvun WaucHr, in the ost year of | WPreur Uv pie Tendway) unndon’s aoe shoe his to JANBTT: a ig daughter Of tho iate . atives and fricnaner tne fait ect - * aes Thowas Palmer, 37, Of Summer Mill, uear be ends of the family are respect- a 1. SPECIAL 1. Kilala, county Mayo, ireiaid. fully invited to attend the funeral, from his lace rest. 1.000 reser tineiod ere SBR damilechaipaliad dence, this (Thursday) afterpeon, at one o'clock, Car. ortunity, Address George &., box 155 Poss ofice, ; Died. ridges will bo in attendance at Mott Havew on the arrival of the ton o'clock Raiitoad train | —— Se froin ‘wenty-tixth stroet, $500,000 u > YouNGs.—At his country seat, near Goshen, Orange |}, no past eight o'clock, to. atvend the Suneral of thelr | county, on Wednesday, November 4, Usxny Younas, mn Curalah about #00 f late brother member, Francis Ackley. of this city,pin the 79th year of his age. u jaim, for which will be given. Kev. JAMES BOYCH, lionorary Presideat, His relatives and friends are invited to attend the | one teoth per cent interest. Further explanation will be ture Janes EB. Dovanerty, Secretary. funeral, ii Trinity chapel, Twenty-fifth street, near substantial parties, Address C. ©. C,, 29 Bowery and Baker. —On Sunday, November 1, Eniza Tarston, | Broadway, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. their address. relict of Lieutenant Colonel Kufus L. Baker, of Wiad- ——— ham, Conn. : = " 3 POLITICA: herrs.—At New Haven, on Tuesday, November 8, Se tn SawceL R. Burrs, formerly Judge of the Unit Stutea Disttict Court at New Ygrk, in the wid your of ( is ue, ‘The interment wil! take place at Woodiawn Ceme- tery, this (Thursday), at tweive o’clock, noon. The rolatives and friends of the famfly ave tavited to at nd. The Harlem express train, which leaves ‘Tweuty-ixth street at eleven A, M., will stop as Voodiawa, Biack.—On Wednesday, November 4, Winitam 3. Back, in the 6th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are respoct- ily lavited to attend the faucral, fru his late real- No. 96 Barrow street, ou Friday morning, at a On Tuesday, November 3, of consuinp- |, ANN BRIDGET, tie beloved wile of Edward Bridget, (a the 54th yeur of her age. Hay ACKLPY.—ThO Bt. Teresa's M. B. and 2. foviety will meet at their rooms ou Friday worming, at bt IN A SAFE AND HONORABLE business transaction. —A genieman who in of the aby ty of high stand Bayard street, wit LL SIZES OF BUNTING FLAGS ON HAND—BAN- Fi — Trausparencies, Lanterns, Torches, dc. Closing mit, cheng. HOSEL & GRAHAM, 9 Dunne street, corner Brondway. naa —_ — = CLOTHING, TYENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RE bay the full value ip cash for Cast Of Giothing, 5. calling on of addressing Kaw: Mi avehue, sear Rinstoesth sireete SS Nut TIENTION,—LADIF® AND GENTLEMEN CAN RR Ariat aa seaea " al a iresst |. CUI a two doors below Ther tour Hn ‘West aide. THE LECTURE SEASON. JENERAL SOCIRTY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES- T men of the ity af Naw York, The Hest Lecture of the equrve will be given at Stalnwa: a Thiraday evening, November by. 1 ey Decisive Bat Shairman Lecture Commitwee, by Colonel F. Amertoa." FOCR POCKETS, : Winamt de sold, Apply to & SMITH, 2 TABLE FO! ALE. wkfort Howse, At H. MANNERS, 998 acter onanes : ‘Twenty-seventn UARTER SIZE FOUR Pookier y r ‘The relatives and friends of the famit, fespect- it price for cast-off ‘end t d ner axe ves Billiant Tadie, w! ls, Cues nnd cousmers complete; | 20¢reseing as above, fully invited to attend the runeral, from her late reai- a nn rennin ; TLelancey atreet, this (Tharsday) afternoon, | $6001 order. 50 West Nigcceenth street AT PBRoADWAT aaa ae STRRET— seeciret ee poesia anes tut CAR 9 Ta tetas! MIMORLLANEOUS. gertesin's W in paren and Jewalry. Lae UISORLLANEOUS. a8 men's Wearing Apparel, Diss one o'clock. ;— NANAS. BANARAS CONKTANTY ON WAND aT Y ny obs mauled yeti 9 ‘AT te THIRD AVENUR CABIN, AND ORATLEMEN Aa. gneet peices froit as whoiomale, =, on i 1+ ailata ture ane Curves address i ee Venged by Mre. Mish. T of: ROSENTHAL'S, 359 AT ore Jones freee Indiee and highest value for Cast Of Clothing, by calling or addressing, Ladies atte ih and out of the efty, ~ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN GFT Tye AIK LAD efit beleCont Of Clothing, Purniture Gucpemcee calling on oF addressing Ui, u ALiSH, lu Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November RYSON, aged 24 years, gon of Jamies and " Margaret ryson. T Friends of the family are respectfully invited to fend the funeral, from his late residence 113 Kast Warren street, on Friday aiternoom, at hall-past two O'v00K. Benwerrt.—On Friday, October 30, after a long And painful iness, SH#LDON BeAWSLL, in the 13d Year of his age. ihe relatives and friends of the famtly are respect. ful y tavited to attend the funeral, from fle late real+ dence, 86 Orenard street, this (Tuursday) afternoon, sti At half-past one o'clock. Fere of Cuckoo, Cloke: Canavan, —Ou Tuesday, November @, after @ short | American Watches, wiolesa, RAPES, OHIO TAWBA GRA Styphing for fale by F, 8. MAYNA OWERY, OPPOSTR Furniture, Uarpein’ kee e by Nes, Rosentbaly __ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. FRANKFIELD & CO, JEWELLERS, 909 SIXTH ner Fourtesntt 15 Bigbit ~