The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1868, Page 8

3 ee Se FINANCIAL AND, COMMERCIAL. Moxpay, Nov. 0—6 P, M.. Business in Wall street opened thie morning under The inftuence of that sober second thought which was ‘wanting on Saturday, and prices for government securities, gold and railway shares showed a decline @f about one per cent frem those current tithe close om Saturday; but subsequently the Treasury ring: ‘went to work again and frean. eemi-oficial stock-) Jobbing reports were received from Washing; that the currency: be inflated, although he is wel} sw: ‘Will not permit him to restore & sold eiglit millions of five-twenties secretly early { the present month ‘in order’ to embarrass the maoney market and depress government securitics ‘and other stocks, for the purpose of enabling the ‘Preasury ring to buy cheaply, and’as late as Friday Jast the Associated Press was made the vehicle for & geml-official despatch from Washington of a dis- eouraging character, to the effect that the Secretary bad no reserve which he could use for any pur- pose whatever excepting the small remaining sum @f a third ofa million. But on Saturday morning Behold the ¢hange! The currency resources @f the Treasury were suddenly magnified to an ex- tent which took Wail street by surprise and damaged those who had sent letters of inquiry upon the sub- fect to Mr. McUulloch @ few days previously and ‘been informed by himiin reply that he was entirely ‘Without power to relieve the incney market and that the banks were to. blamefor the stringency, and not ‘the Treasury, they ‘having extended their loans ‘on specwative stocks iso far as to be unable to afford any relief to the money market. But the purpose of the Treasury ring was served, and they, doubtless, with Mr. McCuiloch chuckled secretiy over their triumph. It ts needless, however, to say that such conduct as ‘this isa fraud upon the public and a gross national rcanial. It is reported that Mr. McCulloch has in- structed Mr. Van Dyck to reissue ten millions of the three per cent certificates recently redeemed; but thie is a stretch of authority without warrant under he law. Nevertheless, if we admit it to be justif- able as a mere expedient, we fail to see how it can felieve the money market, if relief is necessary, be- game these certificates can only be used by the banks, and the banks, in order to obtain them, will Rave to buy them with currency or its equivalent, The stock market was alternately strong and heavy during the day, and on the whole feverish, but it 1s inherently weak, prices being far above the range of real values, and the cliques are fe sole support of the speculative stocks, which are selling in most instances at from double to fourfold their real value, Whether Money is easy or stringent, therefore, these ‘will have to decline heavily, aud we warn the pub- ite against buying them and caation the banks against Yending on them, for they are Mable to fall away as rapidly as Milwaukee and St. Paul, the tumble in ‘which within a few days was equal to @ifty per cent. The progress of demoraliza- tion has only been temporarily stayed by the stock jobbing Treasury canards from Wash- ‘mgton, and before the present year expires there will te sad havoc in Wall street. We are entering upon @ period of financial depression like that which Eng- fand passed through prior to the resumption of specie payments, and prices must gradually tend nearer to specie values, and the bull cliques that Ihave been decoying the public into their snare for a Yong time past will be enguifed in ruin. Money ‘was in good supply all day at seven per cent in eurrency to first class borrowers, with excep- faonal transactions at this rate in gold to weak borrowers, but as the banks are remitting largely to the South and Southwest the money market will maturaily work more active as the season advances, ‘and the demands of the pork crop have not yet been felt. The gold market opened at a decline of nearly one per cent from the closing price on Saturday, and the Buctu ations were from 134 to 135, with the closing @rausactions prior to the adjournment of the board at three o’clock at 136 against 184% at the opening. Subsequently the price remained Steady and the latest quotation on the street was 135 1363. The advance was caused by fresh semi- official stockjobbing despatches from Washington in the interest of the Treasury ring. These, it will be per- ‘eetved, are susficiently vague to commit the Secretary @f the Treasury to nothing, wiile they are threaten fag enough to influence the markets temporarily, and they bear on sheir face evidence of the Wall street source from which they were inspired. Such Giscreditabie efforts to turn the Treasury into a stockjobbing machine excite the utmost disgust, and the question is asked, why does the Presi- @ent permit a man like Mr. McCulloch to remain at the head of the department? The supply of cash gold was supcrabundant and loans were made at rates varying from three to seven per cent for carry- img. The Sub-Treasury disbursed $596,250 in coin @uring the day in payment of interest on the public @ebt and received $350,000 for customs duties. The gross clearings amounted to $140,312,000, the gold balances to $1,970,666 and the currency balances to $2,787,883, The imports of specie Jast week at this Port from foreign ports aggregated $53,861, making @ total of $6,486,719 since the 1st of January. A comparison of the last weekly statement of the associated banks of this city with that for (he cor- responding week in each of the three previous years g@bows the following changes:—, weulation. Deposits... Dec.. 1,084,1 Legal lenders. . Dec.. 8,873,678 Nor, 7, 1563. Dec. , $19,106,097 Inc. 3,801,450 90,908,940 Inc.. 3,884,097 yO, 8LT 71,612,496 . * 1865. 5,572 Deec.. 50,765,609 Leal tenders, . Loans. Bpecie. Olreulavion. 15,425, Deposits... 174,199,442 Legal ienders... rt “8 = Dee... 740,081 At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was heavy, at a decline of about one per cent from the closing prices of Saturday; but at the early session of the open board prices lioproved, New York Central selling at 122 aud Brie at uv. At the fret regular board the market was active, but lower and very feverish, and on tlie call Erie closed ¥ Dower (lan at the same time on Saturday, Reading X, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Toledo },, Rock Islaud %, Nortuweatern preferred %, Miiwau- kee and St. Paul preferred %, Ohio and Miselasippt 3%, Tennessee sixes (new iesue) §, North Carolina sixes $4, do. new issue % and Missourt sixes 1, while New York Central was 3 higher, Pacific Mail x, Quicksilver :{ and Western Untorf Telegraph 3. Gov- ernment securities were }4 a 1 per cent lower than at the close on Saturday, At the open board at one o'clock prices were slightly bigher in most instances, At the second regular board the bulls engineered a Turwucr rise 10 some stocks for the\purpose of selling. New York Central closed % higher on the catl than at the first regular board, Reading 1/4, Michigan South. ern i, Cleveland and Toledo 134, Rock Island 1%, Northwestern preferred 1, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee and st, Paul 214, do. preferred 4}, Ohio and Missis- gipp! %, Pacific Mail 4, Tennessee sixes, new issue, %, North Carolina sixes 4 and Missouri sixes 1; while Erte was % lower and Western Union Tele- groph %. Government securities were % & % per centhigher, Atthe open board at half-past three the market was dull and prices declined on the call, WNorthwestern preferred selling at 83%, Cleveland aud Pittsburg 84 and Michigan Southern 82%, Sub- sequentiy Erie declined te 33)4 and the whole market ‘Decame weak and demoralized, New York Central a@cking ot 121%, snd other stocks at @ pro- portionate decline; but just before the close prices were bid up again, although their natural tendency is decidedly downward. The latest quota- tions on the street at half-past Ove were as sub- joined:—Pacifio Mail, 1185¢ @ 119; Western Union, 85% a 86%; New York Genta 122% @ 122); Erie, 62% 4 ey 35% » 125 sa Bs 98 00% 4 82% «18K oe Be 16 98i6 92 65 103 4155 Pacific wees OTK = HT 5035 Cumberland Goal preferred... n of 23 this clty to-day were as follows:— ba aesrreny —For pita notes tor'o0e NEW YORK H#RALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. i rf Hf fi ik 1864, 107 9 2 ns do., 1965, 10944 @ 10734; do., 1865, January and July, 109% & 100%; do, 1867, 109K a 110; d0., 1868, 11034 @ 11034; 10-40%, registered, 103 & 1034; do., coupon, 104% & 10494. Mesars. Jay Cooke & Co.'s circular thus refers to the day's business:— basiness until after the noon call, when large Chases of 67's were made, selling up to alo at which rate they went into’ the second board, and closed on the call at 110 a 11044, with sales at 10: This movement in 67’s strengthened the list, the vance being equal to % Ln 81’s and consols, 4 in 62's and 10-40's and 1 per cent on 67’s. Money has been in good demand all day, but was obtained easier than heretofore, until near three o'clock, when borrowers found it scarcer, but at no change in rate. The ad- vance in bonds is attributed to a Spork that tne Sec- retary ia wi'ling to exchange three per cent certifi- cutes far bonds, intended as a means of relieving the money market, but is of questionable beneiit in fact. Wail street resolves itself Into a “ways and means”’ committtee and 13 divided in opinion as to ways and means to be employed and the beneficial results promised by any scheme yet preseated, {ime wil show if anything can be done to give positive relief, but to expect it at once and from the means sug gested good judgment warns us is impolitic. The foreign exchange market was firmer than during the iatter part of last week, and the leading drawers asked 109}¢ for their sterling at sixty days, but the demand for bills was light, while the supply of produce bills was equally so. Atthe close bank- ers’ bills on London at sixty days were quoted at 10934 @ 1093g; at three days, 109% a 110; commercial, 0834 a 109, Bankers’ billson Paris at sixty days, 61744 @ 5.15. A comparison of the lowest prices of the under- mentioned stocks in 1859 and at the frst regular board to-day shows the following changes:— ae sagt ” ee Higher, ‘The business transactions at the Sub-Treasury in $3,480,256 AT1,145, Plier Payments. —For cu: SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXSIANTE. Monday, Nov. 9=10:15 A.M. 13 TPS 100 ahs Quicksliver Min, 23 ‘do. 2! cal 10536 oss pret, tt aaa ee BEsEsg ez sesenapeacaseceais see) eg Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. 110000 T $32 "Ol, reg.. 112 ths Wells-Fargo E: bi oy erate Mer Gato Bs: er oe Cen ec 9 do J0000 Tenn 6 100) do. eZee jz253E3 do 109 WA pret. ‘a 2 cm Ai 294 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monvay, Nov. 9-6 P, M. Cortex Recelpts, 4/8 balen. ‘The’ market was only moderately active and heavy, and prices receded fully ie. >. at middling uplande. The eal Pie baler, fradlag fr for qapor, for pinning, aad Ant 416 on speculation. beer > Serge ona :— New Or leans. . i ‘i it i fuser to wel tian’ for some tume Tiu‘more wendy, ‘Fhe salen were & rathern flour was no fi market ruling senioes, Si Salen 400 bbls. ye doar yaaa at, Fequest, and prices were better. Sales 4% bbls. Corn we duvet, but unchanged kn value, Bales 200 bbls. Bouthern at 85 75. ne quote et ton 9635 . a iB: V8 ry oe $0 s vo po $B: ® ye boop Obie, Bebo ber ext se ue Bt bo we 1000 Wy Wa 130 8: he Vne ho California fiour (x Sete Rye four,... 6% 00 Corn meal, city. wa ~ Cora meal, 6a » Corn meai, 5m 5 ~The wheal maesbei ‘Was acnin characterized ‘by great Orow FAS do. 130 STL a oe er do. malt marian oo ecues—The market ‘was rather more active, and Yates remained steady. The oharterti Fe Fe were :—To 'Li wheat Sed: +7,800 do, peawat 7, sau bas dour at flour at us, 6d.» eet z 3 steamer, 7,5.0 at 8d, and 600 cottbhat aed. Siig Cy 1,00 bble, flour atta. 6a to Gale to ee i ‘GUNNIFS continued to rule dull and nominal at 183sc. a190. for bags and Zi )¢c. # 2c. for cloth. Hemp. Manila was dull and nominal at 11%(c. # 12¢., gold. ee i 8 ie \d prices ined steady at iio. s 38e. for choice grades, Yc. « 2c. for prime, 17c. & 3, | 3s for gear, tbe, 9160, for couimon, 1c. w 3c. for taferl oF fore! MoLasses was neglected, but full prices prevailed for all erates, Sronrs.—Receip! bbls. spirits turpent! 50 4 oni, ad 30. do. tar. uate uatnee wea cons. ‘turpentine, owever, We merchantable and. sh! To a toe Tor chantable ands ee) iat a dber_ The rosin martel. was A e prices we F gn ae bo fo ada 6 for aalno’, 82 $2 oa 8 34 for Noe Cee ee Ee ae Pag Tar nt ‘ur changed. Ly was dull, at 950. 0 96c., in casks and bbis. Other Kinds were also dull, af formor quotations. 180 kege lards, ‘The market for pork was dull and’ unscltied, and ‘Prices at the one wae sar 5 inntoaly § i 60 = B28) 75 tor ‘| ake 2916 fp om eer to AF bn taped lots) a for new mae Ove 50 for, prime mess, ran #525 00 for primes thin mens. were in eb good demand “and hen Bed closing at 8c. a Bic. 1 were joer was rico vers 2 bee sa Sty OO dats = sit in mess % extra do. Tree! beet remained ae ® over rite tae ond i'n G54 for tala do. Sales (0 sletces of te terins. Beet hams were slow of sale and weak, Small ‘ eo-were siiestodiat hy ne ‘a Gi ae were dull nd prices ware nominal y tie. a 1d-¢c. for dry sulved and piokledshoukiers, tc. for wmoked doy 166.4 Iige. for aklod hasnt, 17s%o. @ 196, for smoked dc, asd 16.6 foe, for ged do. Bacon was in improved demand, and sales were matte of 6:0 boxes Cumberland out for January delivery on private terms. Frices for lols on the spot were nominal at ont Ie, for Cumberland cut and long clear, and lie. & Hiigecforabort rib: bard was. slow of eaie ar but prices were unaltered. Sales 30 pkgs, at Uhi¢e. a Ife. for Ivo. | to prime steam, and 170: for kettie rendered, PRIROLFUM,—Receipis, 2,84 bbls. refined, #4 do, crude and 166 do. naphtha. Crade in bulk was dull and the imaricot was unsettied aud lower, closing at about 1c. a 15) heard of no sales ot conrequenoes ieringd was at tte sought after and scarcely 60 firm, closing at 2734c. a sBe- aajon were 1,500 bbls. standard wi 280. and 600 do. at 473¢c, Naphthe was in demand, er tle ‘prices; £0) bbla. were sold at 120. In Philadelphia the market continued to ule dull and prices rece:ted 1c. per. gailon, closing at 28, for refined on the spot; Salca 4,00) bbls. for ‘the balance of this montb at 27c., closing at ago. 9 2 NIe.—Caroina was duifsnd |>wer, closing at 8c. a 93c. Rangoon was duil ahd unchanged, Iatter on pr: os! S0@aR,.—The market was dali and inactive, and prices were entirely nominal at 114 a I for fair to good re- fining Cuba, The ox jes we of were 40 hhas, at re he Retined was dull bat steady at 15)¢c. a 153gc. 6c @ 143¢0. for solt white aud 153¢c. @ Idige. for 4.20, w Be. lower, 62 1174, gold, duty ass Were tonan, all aid, and in Boston 1; ull and nominal at onr Inst 4 sfuotatior wrataow was only moderate y active and ees The sales fc. Ga vbls. An improved demand pro- shade firmer. Sales 400 bi w Wisin, "Heceipis vaiied and the market was a's Weatern at $1 03 1 68, duty paid, NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Jersey City. A Boy Kit1ep on THE ERIB RATLROAD.—Last evening @ boy fourteen years of axe, son of an em- ployé of the Erie Railroad Company, was crossing the track atthe end of the platform in the depot when he wag caught between the platform of a car that was being backed down and the butfer at the termination of the track and crushed to death. The remaius were conveyed to the residence of the boy’s parents on Grove terrace. Tae Lats Ma. WoRreNDYKE.—The funeral cere- monies of the late Jacob R..Wortendyke took place yesterday afternoon in the Second Reformed church. The pall bearers were}A. 0. Zaberis kie, John E. an- dolph, Jacob Weart, W. . Wiiliams, A. A. ‘Harden. bergh, Orestes Vleveland, J. J. Vanderbeck and A. 3. Whiton. The reinains will be taken to Gloucester this afternoon for interment. Resolutions of condo- lence were passed at a meeting of the Hudson county Bergen. A Boy Kiutgp on tHe CeyTnaAL RAImRoaD.— Michael Geary, boy thirteen years old, was run over and killed on the Ceutral Railroad, near Bergen Point, on Saturday. A Boy Drownsp. —Charles G. Cook, a boy seven and a half years old, went to Drakesville on Sunday afternoon and got into a boat to amuse himself, when he jeli overboard and was drowned. No one was near to pave him. The body was recovered yes- ‘terday morning. Newark. Tue GoRMAN SHOOTING AFFAIR.—The Coroner's jury in the case of Thomas Gorman, who was fatally seas by @ pistol shot from the hands of Michael about two weeks since, rendered a verdict cane effect that in it} opinion Mooucy is guilty of manslaughter. and after a short confinement liberated on $2,000 The latter was accordingly arrested, THE NUGENT ALLEGED MURDER.—Pursuant to a requisition from Coroner Warren,, of Jersey City, Joln Baily, aged fifteen; Lawrence Balf, aged eigh- teen; James Gulick, aged eighteen, and Peter Bren- ning, aged rested and taken to Hudson Cincy f yesterdi examined on suspicion of bemg if licated alleged murder oi the young man, twenty, residents of this city, were to be in the ristopher Nu- mi, on the night of democratic procession in jersey City, the 27th ult, ALLEGED NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.—An examina- tion Into the case of Thomas King, arrested on elec- tion day and since confined in the Essex County Jail, charged with using a fraudulent naturaliza- von per, Was commenced yesterd: before Unil States Commissioner John ite hes The cipal complainant is Police Justi pring e Join. Milis, Oounty Cierk Henry T. Duseu- berry, Judge Herman lise, of the Court of Common Pleas, and Peter Bennett were examined as witnesses for the prosecution, Their evidence went to show that the paper used was a genuine instru- ment and bore the teal and signature of the court. The examination was pos!poned tii next Friday, and the accased waa liberated on bail to the amount of $500. Judge Samuel F. Bigelow took charge of the prisoner's interests, Morristown. Drowxep.—Robert Erbenstein, a driver im the em- Ploy of a Newark ice company, twenty-two years of age, fell into Lake Hopatcoug, a fow miles from bere, on Saturday night, and was drowned, At last ac- counts the body had not been recovered. Paterson. ‘Tue Srtam Bore Owners of Paterson have nearly cornpleted thei» arrangements to contest the legality of the law passed last year requiring lock safety valves on steam engines. The | r-in- Chef informs them that all will be prosecuted who refuse to comply with its Tequirenpatey aod the boiler owners annoanc® themseives as well prepared to contest it. A legal squabvie is apparently inevit- able. PRDRSTRIANISM.—George Topley, the English champion, drew quite a large crowd to the Paterson race course yesterday to witness his feat of walking eight times around the Instde track within an hour for $100 aside, The distance around is a little less than one male, showing the task to be one not so easy to accomplish, but which was completed in fifty-seven minutes and thirty-five seconis. Several hundred dollars changed handa, the bets being prip- cipally on distances. The following ts the record of time inade:— Rawna, senor. First time around... 6:27 Second time around. 6:48 143 ‘Third time around. 20:00 Fourth time around. 150 26:50 Fifth time around. 330 84:20 Sixth time aroun 5 41:36 Seventh time arout 49:25 Eighth time around. ‘opley is now trainin; h oviny the champion ronner, who challenges any man in the world, any distance, for $1,000 aside. AuLuonD ELxeTion Fravps.—The Foarth Con- gressional distriet of New Jersey seems tobe & great bone of contention, The democrats of Morris county have applied for a writ of quo warranto to declare the election void in Boonton township. Itis alleged that one of the judges named Kanouse took the ballot box home with him at — time and re- tained ie nu ecraee — rd over 4 a hour. | ir Again, after the pol closed an e count ds unmtstakab! commenced, the odds being uni in favor of the democratic ticket, the jadges urned for su) mipper and the box was taken to the ouse of Mr oy r, the repubilean candidate for ey eeen'ce here it was kept for some Ee out of resuming the canvass a eee cratic ceased coming out ES. kinds of splita wok their places. The d the box went trough the oneration of aur fing while RY was out of their sight, At wi - caine et at ev for the ch woul a go Cin als pat a , for the township, It is also sald o mueh | rf nutnber of democrats are willing to swear to their votes than democratic ballots eamo to light altogether, To throw out this township as ex- pected, would legally elect the democratic Congress- man Philip Raderty over John Tiill, his opponent, by ® considerable majority. Tue democratic State pd County Clerk and Sheri! would also be any rate, republican: itis discovered to be on fire, but the flames were soon On making an of the premises a large bundle of rags ‘with kero- ane eee Sound eae . oF, es aueuicy of uilding. night another was made to fire the 7 and this time the bulldiag ‘waa deatro, owner and occupant ie man, and the object ot the fSonwtary te a mapetery. bled at the Court House, White Plains, yesterday, to hold their annual session, W. W. Pierson, clerk of the old Board, called the meeting to order, when towns answered to Heatars none. F Greenbank: unt, Lewisboro; William D, Willem Caniawell, Moran Pleasant; Francis fenoe Dy Haat! n, cow North Cg (Obel owe, North Lawrence, Ossi Ben ‘an W. Miller, Poun lage; ‘yho Francis Pn all Elatdeld, we Farms; cates ‘sin David BY iam Catildwelt, democratic, and Sasil Close, republican ere nominated, The pies res sited 3 favor of the former, who, after ig escorted to the chair, made a few remarks, thanking the members for the honor conferred, and expressed his hope and belief that the proceedings would be conducted with the greatest harmony and satisfaction, He then stated that there were several matters of importance which required special atten- ton: one of them was @ communication from the State Cone relative to the inpebte ness of the cow ae ee the State through the defalcation of Henry Willetts, the absconding ex-County ‘Ireu- surer; and the oiler was a presentment made by the late Grand Jury of the county in reference wo the Jack of proper accommodations for prisoners in the County Jail, The Board next p led to ballot for a clerk to the Boa which resulted in favor of Charles E. Johnson, who took his seat and assumed the duties of his office. ‘The presentinent of the Grand Jury was then read and referred to a special cominiitee of ve, The Board then adjourned until ten o'clock this morning, when they gorganize as a Board of County Canvassers. SALES AT AUCTION, A. 8, RICHARDS & CO. AUCTIONEERS. Extra large sale of Boots and Shoes. A. 8. RICHARDS 4c0., No. 7 Colle en Murray and Barclay atree ‘on WEDNESDAY, NOV. NOV. 1, at 1035 piney hehe will positively close out a large number of Eastern and city invotces of prime Fall and Winter Goods. Auotion sales of Boots and Shoes every eaday morn- ng during the year, alway by catalopver, vo wid UCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS, DNESDAY: Nov. 11; at 10 o'clock, oy HENRY bie RTs, du Aeetiomene BS rhe entire Stock of en fi porting house, of an tmportin, Comprising fall! lines ‘of Ms locks and Bronzes, pate sieginn Bohemiah Glass Goods, jan Dentner Satcheus’ and Bage, Fortemonpaies, Cigar, Cases, Pocketbou Mee id Brier Wood Pipes 4 ‘and cae Holders. *p ina, Uonabe; Braskes; Fakes Speers nch'ana English Perfumery: ke. ‘Also, Toys, Dolis, Doll Heads, Wood and Tin Toya. A larga lina of finn Bniiieh Plated Ware, German and English Cutlery, &¢. In Jots to auit city and country trade, jogues ready early on morning of sale, AvoTION NOTIGE,—J. M. TAYLOR AUCTIONEER ‘The largest and richest assortment of Househoid jure offered at auction this AS 189 Broad season, 0.0 wor Magnificent peeve Paratire Paintings, sean Brouzes, Pianoforte, ‘Mirrors, Drawing Room Furnitare, China, Glass, Silverware, at public auction, ‘On this day (Tueeiay, 5 at {he elegant mansion, No, 57 Wee re aeath street, betw: th and Sixth ave- ues, commericing 10 er otcloek, Drawing Room ‘Suita, covered fain. brocatel, of the richert description ; rosewood Phos Sage abinets, Enco ures, baend peg Hookcase, vet ronzes, Gos Paint- ‘eminent artinies ince, bi brocatel Ca irrore, aforie, Bt Stool Cover, Music Stand, walout Bureaus, want Wartrobes; Hair, jattresses ; Tianeta,: i Extension Table, Bultet, Turkish Easy Chairs, Chinaware, Glassware, Silver- je Cutlery; also all ‘the Furniture of the servants’ al apartments. Sale pere: . B.—Cor t in eudanoe to pack, rem Premiere Oe je good a ee AUCTION SALE.—NEW AND, ELEGANT. FURNI- ture, riebly carved an GAs M. CRISTALAK BON, ‘Auctioneers, will sell, Thursday, November 12, 1868, ‘at 0¥g o'clock, at'l$ Murray’street aud 21 Park place, a lary Stsortment ot hew ant elegant black walnut Bedroom Sul (nine pieces); also Parlor Suits (seven pieces), in crimson, ‘and green brocatel and rep#s marble top Ventre Tables, ‘Wardrobes, Inning Room Chairs, Bookcases, Teak, Litrary Tab.cs’ Hautande, sreey, to pay advances 10 the manufacturer. ‘The trate and public’ are reapect® ally Tilod, as the goods, which are OW on exhibition, must pout- tively without reserve, Catalogues A.M. ChisTALAR © & BON, regular saiesroom, No, 7 Parl A? ‘) RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR a eh Hotel Keepers and the Trado. Seen rosewood Pini lousebold Fura! pubic, au fe ‘Tuseday) atvernoon, “Hovember Narat rT gieloek, at the ihe large five story dweliing house, Il) West Eighth t between Fifth and &t <a consisting of Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets; Parlor Suits, covered with French eatin, brocatel, reps and jaircleth: maguiternt rosewood seven ‘octave Pianoforte, rors, Ornaments, Cl 8 Paintiogs, T: ‘aahstan: hing ‘and Biver' Ware, etate Sac ‘Tea an Tables, Di aire. ining © positive. UCTION NOTICE.—R. 7. HAZEL AUCTIONEER, THIS DAY (TUESDAY), 10, at 103¢ o'clock, at our salearoom, sb Coriladat street, HARDWARE, CURLER ac., tosutt country trade, PLANES—15) double bench Plan COAL HODS-100 black Coal Hods. LANTERNS 32 barrels Kerosene Lanterns, SKATHS--900 pairs Skaten, For account whom ft may concern.) eae Fe CASK fmomman Me JARDWARR, con CHK, ugors, Butts, Catalogues on morning Canny R. T. HAZELL & 00. Auctiongers, 36 Cortlandt sireet Avetion NOTICE, THIS pi AS ere LARGE REGULAI SEM REKLY SALE FOREIGN AND poliesrtc DRY GooDs, ‘a fine line of Men's TS sths and Bo; Boye’ READY —_ CLOTHING. 100 CASES MEN'S Rs 's* SOFT HATS, 4 fall varieties and embracing thelatert size, Also STAY BINDING! TH 15,00 doren white Stay Bindings and 1,700 Ibe, Marshall's Cainog. \d goods now wos an} 01 WM! TOPPING & 00. Anetioneers, “182 Church atteet_ LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF oF magniticent Housebold Furniture, most ot which ts in Perfect order, having. been bat litle use. Messrs. BARRY & CO., ‘Auctioneers, will sell this day (Tuesday), Movember 10, the entire contents of the large, brown stone Route “136 “Nineteenth street between Third and Fourth avenues, commencings 10% o'clock precisely, consisting’ of an elegant reven octave Pianoforte, nearly new, with Tianufacturer’s guarantee ; dagant Suite in French eatin bro eatel; alno two rich Smis in fine repe saperd Turkish Easy rye ake Chairs, seny carved Centre ani Bile sortment of een tort Bedroom Prniiares 10 richly enrved Walnut; also a general variety of Dining Room Furat- fale without it any reserve, = me able W &e., it al ore teed an represeate’ Averiox NOTICE.—AT be ew ROTH'R FOURNI- and ‘det tore manufactory, 06 Heccker s' ween Rrondway aud Mulberry stroota; Furniture at 29 pet. cent lens than allction prices anil warranted nat class | maxnificent Parlor Salta covered with, any color Fr atin brocatel, rome ot haircloth, 8° hs ed, 8 and $200; over pi0".000 worth of Pit ‘ind Pato, Baa seantont xad Dining Room urn, cheap for coda warranted and deliver- ed free, Averiox “BALE OF QROCKERY, Plated Ware.—HENRY @. Bi Tussiry, Now. 10, at 10 o'clock, at 60 Barclay sireet, ws ral asxortment of beat and yd sam hl suitretallers. Goods earefully repacked for shipp CAMPBELL a Et gl ty) cand Winn CON. ol large iock of Dry Goode, ak BA Ho Ajatguratn a day, at 10\s o'clock. ta bet oon SALE—TO =o 1fTOR AG Bist Foy 3 and 1 AND ‘est Eleventh ak ng ab ake P Me | Sa jedding, AD- iret ries wagoas. mr M. LEEDS, Auetioncer, BALE._THIS DAY (TUESDAY; at i n oonian aareet, 7, will sells ‘alocak. Hankets, Olocks, £e vores SLEVOKER & SCHOOLEY, ‘Auctlo lancoue agsorument of goods, Jeonsietag of Bat Bale positive. tive. "Noilmivon the above good SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER | AXD i Baie saleeroom 37 aie i tra oprife and pan tong fh ee. re Fi ult olcinck each day, jasaan street, a voice of pepiianss | & P 7 JAB. chs Re ye SELLS cae atl Hock oF Fyftaren oa that bi fesinren magus, Bon Boup, fine odeome and wel stocked Uro- of Bugar, Flour, Molasses, Vine- Fixtures; positively in lots, Y M. DOUGHTY, AUOTIONEER.— —A88t0 RE of Cabinet Makers’ Stock of el erant walnut, rosewood, mahogany, ebony and oak Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room, Ofiee and Library Furniture on’ Tuesday, 10, at tos "clock, at the warerooms, 113 Fulton and 48 kina. erect, b M4 ler of W, Mortimer, Assignee. Deseripw 1 ant Cover; large Mir-*| BYE SOMEEYILLE, Avor! EER, WILL BE SOLD ed ioe, ardovalock F° lovem! . described and eres ‘advertised in the New October 81, 1868, iT and Others, Mortgagees. UREAU OF Saag B Lis nore DEPARTMENT, sina or oma OENER GE See ed tee, age igre seuenves | A Mi np ne Taceriat com! i Se NOt mea gees, se, open, Aero "hese articles will sold ts Terms—One funda, on the con- clusion ¢ the sale, and oainder within ten days afver- wards, during which timo the articles must be removed {rom nrdycuhcorae they wil ravetto the govern Payments for articles ‘purchased tnust’ be made before 2 Tt isto be ‘datinotly unders understood that no guarantee will be vento purchasers Of articles offered forsale and noved 1 catalogue us regarda their exact condition or quality; but itis believed, showever, tat everything offered for sale is re} present LAD. x, Rear Admiral and Gilet oF Butean. YF, COLTON, AUCTIONEER, cant Houachold Furafture In Eighth aven ‘On Tussaday, November 1 at 24 Firth uveune, comer of ‘Thinty-first street, all the rich and elegant rosewood, black walnut and other Furniture in the house; t will embrace some of the very richest and by mostly made to order by Roux and ater rominent alioaet ‘aleo tanerd Cursaigs ant se, French Pier and Mantel Mirrors; elezant el ant other, Carpets, Armoire, Wardrobes, Par- lor Suits, rich Cabinets, carved ronewood Bedateads ana Bed- ding of al! kinds, Siiver and Siiver Piated Ware, French China and Giass Ware, cc. Cataiognes ready ¢ ny Thurad uraday morn- ing at the house, By order of the mon AMAN, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 14 PINE D), wie wOntGAGE SALE at’the restaurant known asthe 1d KNATIONAL, No. 401 Broadway, on Thursday, Nov. 12, 186 slat Lao'elock Ms Solid. black walnut ar and Lunch Couniers, solid black walnut Oyster ant Cigar Stands, two pert 4 ia Yumps, with Fixtures; Mirrors, Pixs Kanges, Lead and Iron Vipes, Water « Urinals, Gas Pictures, Ghan tellers and everything ne to form's compicce outtit for a first class Lroaiway rant. Also, on game at No. 79 Chambers street, basement, at 2o' 3 ge lot of Restaurant Furoiture and Fix. tures counts! ‘< walnut Tables, Side Tables, Dining Koom. Chairs, Sitverplated. Uros, Water Btands, nasorved Table Ware, Tab.e Linen, &, By, nugTuRWAy AUCTIONEER HATHEWAY & AR- 4. NOLD will sell yon Tue , November 1U- at 113g o'clock, within. thelr store No. 1 ‘rl street, Hanover sare, Toe hme Wines, Ed ors Cluars Hatsius. nud also at 1 o'clock, same day, within store, 48 et, UTooklyn, the whole stock of Wines, Liquors, mine, Lease and Fixtures, Measures, &c., of above PXFCUIORS SALE OF THREE ORANGE couUNTY rms.—Will be sold at public anction, on the premises, Saturday, Nov, 21, three Farms, belonging to the estate oi Robert Denniston, ‘deceased, altuated on the Newburg branch of Kaie Kallway,'a quarter of a utle from Sailebury Milis Gepot: one Farin of 135 cres, buildings new; one 133 acres, fair batidings; one 118 acres, no buildings, but good bullding sites; Ixnd best quailty, ‘well watered, ane scenery, spien ih aprings; very desirable property. For’ furth jculars ad- chess Augustus Denniston of Mary Benuieta, Bxecutors, Sallsbury Mills Past oilice, 01 county, N. ¥ 5 erat ‘TOR’S BALE. ENJ. VP. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer—-On Thursday, Nov. 13, 168%, a 14 v'slock, nodny at No. B10 West Twonty- fourth street, ail the Right, Tite aud Interest of Henry Kerr of, in abd to the coparinership pi roperty of the fran of Inery, Sterling « Go., machiniste,« consisting 0 Tools, Fixtures, Book Accounts, cc. ali the Right, Title and Interest of Henry T. Kerr of, in and to two certafa Lots of land, with appurtenances Thereoo, situated 1/5 feet west of Tenth avenue, on the south side Twenty-fourth atreet i ies of Jot, 253889 Inches exch. order of mii Pe TON MANSFIELD,} ¥#°ulors, Dwa\ hd HE: ‘CK, AUCTIONEER. Morte a ‘sule of elegant Cabinet Furniture. Ry EDWA NOK, this day, at 1D Orel, at his saleuroom, No, €0 Liberty, an’ elegant and varied assortwweut of rich black wainut and rosewood Household Furuiture; also sume Paris made Furniture; also sume elegant brouze Paris Clocks aud Statute, Bale without reserve. {{XECUTORS' SALE—BY ORD J of the eatate of vennis Keuor, AtJOHNSTON & van Loa pe hirteenth, This day (Tuesday), Now. Travia oot, bay trotting Horse, 1s bands, ¥ years, Kind in Darness, trota'in & minwes sure, Warranted sun, together with a no top light trotting Wazon, built by Stivers; one top Buggy, in good order; set Har: ness, & bey ac. BORE, COGK) AUCTIONEER, Cabiuet and Ofice Furntture, GEORGE COOK wil sell bs inuction this, day, efeiook at bis ealesrooms, Iu Liberty street, French gilt and rorewood © y black ‘walnut, rorewou. nd mahogniy Parlor Bins ta Urocats brovetel French reps aud bair cloth; buffcts, Nookeases, Hall Stan ie and Library Tapies, Beds and Bedding ;' also Cloc! rians, Silver Viated Ware, 4¢.; so Olive end Honse Desks; also 7) lotsof second hand Furnity which the sale will commence, ENRY D. MINFR, 8 Cortiandt street. OF THE EXECUTORS deceased, Lbs suetion mart, 112 Fast AUCTIONBER—SALESROOM NO rei 845 Broadway. NAR fers. ay. The larce an elegant co scouetion Of high class modern Of Paimyings, comps tire Gallery of A. D'Huyvetter, i ya is how oper in FREE EXHIBITION e Art Gail 845 Hroadway, and will be sold at auction ty Minit © BARKER on Thareda; ENRY B, ae AUCTION BER. HOF HOTEL FURNITURE, COMPRISING NEAMLY Lots IN FINE ORDE ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOV. 16 AND 17. AT NUS. 10 AND 12 CLINTON PLACE, eis rositt IVELY WITHOUT RESCRV Catalogues now ready at the oles of Auctioneer, No. 189 ys near |. AuTICUUARS Ti IN NEXT SUNDAY'S HERALD. N PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 12, 1968, AT CUN NINGHAM & SMITHS auction store, ath atreet, sommupaeina nt tis weloes, iar order at senegh Leatarvey, 1: cenged pawibroker, a large sale of Diamunte, (void ana Sil ver Watches, One Jowelry Pistols, Opera nares, ac. A:so one fine set of voue CI Sale punitive. AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 615 WAgH- ugton, sirect ventee! Household Furniture this day, at 10% o'clock, of the eieyant residence 117 West Housoo entire Puraitare of the cunalets of one Hy pearl keys, cost Wp Centre aad ancy’ fait Tugraia Carpets; ‘Brasse! or ia Fabien; fnglisn, Brussels, Hall Oillelotts marule top” Harrac i anart i, Threegly Cacpets, dine bamarc Curalua, vinck, w Sui ‘aud Betting, Blankets, Ormota ant fic Chandebeck, walnut t2xtensioa fable, Distr ad kitchen urniiure, Sale positive and ory. My iriends fully aware that I take Tt chy te, nblic may likewise aasurred. ‘Ihe House to let ase (ore term Oo years, gs ‘Thuredsy elegant Hanis of 0 tour story house in OSEPH ri CO OTIONEER. TH JOSEPH Mo Ott will well, on Tuesday, November 10, dy a thot zsbana nm, VL Broadway, at 13 o'ciock, the tatuabl Property, Ne, 96 (ald, No. 9) sixth. etreet, near werk ‘The Lot in Bx feet, on which there is w and eeliar brick House, with Store in fr House one ory vasement and at:fe on the rear,” 1h ct ‘of the property to 1 pon vray maken it very desmrab. AS an fav very St the ollcg No. 30 Nassau street. Jue Acs DEWATER, AUCTIONEER, 31 DU: y, AL 12 M., one of the tinest sales 0. son, ing ilar aale Of bur trotting aud raw! Sve, Harness, &c. See Horse and Carriage bead, or wt male , Wi partioulnrn, pedi res, ac. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, e WEDNSSDAY, NOY. 11, at to: o’chek, at the auction rooms So. 1 “North With entedl Heuschoid. Puruitare ad «hres Pat or sults Airrora, G ~ hyo ery Mae Sata, Matt tyand a ‘rawe 12 the ounge Betuing, wo Ph Oak Exvension Blaing Chaire, Kithen Furniture, &-. Aleo four Wivox | dibos Sew ing Machites, Also « large lot of ine | russels Carpets. TRAVE: AUCTIONEE VALUABLE es . and Dock. Property iRAVER,& ESLIEX wil be! ge: a inuatay § 1 t 12 o'clock, at the Non lit Broadway, New: York, noout iy fata Bushwick cries, Sevomiseaws” ward," rooklyn, fe. nd}mont to the fast river, desirably. locates for sure: housts oF Raviifacturing purposes. For terms, se. apply at Caen of atimanenrty 00 is Livery wireet, Rew ¥ EWIS ft. WOOD, AU nem CRAN, ANTON. Ne 3 ByAD. MELLICK IR, URSUAY, AOv au ABSOLUTE SALE. OF Bh ¥ PLOTS AT Cranford) 6 miles trom New York,’ on the Geutral Kaliroad few Jesey, These love are handsomely situated on an Glevation ea tianding five views of the survoundi on withinove minutes’ walk of the station. Or: Ing town, 45 minutes from m Kew Yorks ant w iw and A te Thetoot retina street on t athe day ot ene at o'clock A.M. Me po grounds before the sale. For Diners, ape and fal ‘fait “pariicalars apply at ote of country lord 8 fhe nuctioteers, 20 B Pine street Masses ca SALE OF CLOTHING, aoops, ik balk Woauoan eer a, HER Bie Oe pseu seri nee aioe ot Olothing. ‘Cassineres, Beaver, veh BUNS LIPPMAN, Chy Marshal, awit KERS 18 DAY, JAMES AGAR ‘at New Bute, am Home lots of ot Men i 14 129 o'cIo esta ia eat pena tee i > Re AUCTIONKER, FEI ra ial ince, will aeil this ange ot "a Women's Clothing, ew wate, Je Jewiay, wes HER AN vAvelignoetes, HERI HE! will, seid cra a at Sng 10. 18 Bowery, les of idaatas Dowery, & By «Frey, L16 GHA, WALTERS, “AUCTIONE! Baton Will be sold tite day, Tuowiay, At 60 Wee Broadwi Farniture and Plete Oyour and Dini Mgivon. Bold in lots. ‘Sale positive. JUPRIM'S SALE. —RI ca Wanrane ay ki ana = me 1 , at 1h o'clock, at a ay, wot of Boots act NOUN KELLY, late Shortt, _Joun J Dontar, Dept Quprire ATS AND CAPS.=RICHARD | . pata will well, th ater at two Sewiit OWRIBN, Seri, Berean, eat GONSTANTY O08 ON HAND A? ‘wiolessle. i “Tyke =| OF vimedeby machine, P uime. ine, BEAVEY'S, 169 Brsees NEW INVENTION—STENCIL ALPHABET AND ompec’ paioted Lagu t on te, masts re, Sage ery Ba ere the bums on Gerina dire wi Hal mark! eae ir ‘Adelie eeeed eee a #4 Nassau street, New rea AY, N.Y. ana WANTED. DAY; ALSO FRA with fe anes se onion eee eae GENTS WANTED—TO SELL NEW Pees or dy sale and pg Na Oa fe EO Acme WANTED.—E! ETIC AND EXPERIENC- to canvass Apply at room. a reiaty Ba dingy it Broad rapa aon ‘ at Vag itn WANTED_¥OR “eat CITY IN’ Union, to sel! an article new and wanted hi hupanen Centre Rey, reat indi te oon men, 314 | GENTS WANTED—GREAT INDUCEMEN’ 5 tursnce and citer agents, to mneke thelr isleate mores Yalaable, elther here or Call und see. 214 Centre street, Now York, main floor. A TATED THERS oy a BOOKKEEPER; + the clerks bartender, $60, board ; poi tel joan. TAYLOR'S, prt ‘Broadway, olllce Now 8. tars, each ~ employment, AT 24 BROADWAY, OFFICE .—INSURANC! bout, hotel, grocery, dry goods clerics, 18 to Porters, ‘watchmen, collectors. Steady employment, STEAM- week; BY, WANTED—AT THE SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS; one having experience preferred, Appiy at H. H. Up- ham’s sign painting establishment, Mand is Walker at. OY WANTED.—A STOUT BOX WHO HAS A KNOWL edge of the business, to work in a market and board with hia exaployer, at 63 West 33d street, near Broadway. JASHIER WANTED—FOR A FIRST CLASS RETAIs sore on Fulton street, Brooklyn, who could loan 300 would be paid a liberal salary curity for the amoune lavested, "Address na Brooklyn, He Berald ottice, 7 JNERGETIC AGENTS WANTED—FOR A USEFUL AR- ticle needed in every family ; selis at sight. Cail for three days on J. #. Mackenzie, 8 Nassau at, State itights for sale, MPLOYMENT.—AN AOTIVE MAN WANTED AB DE- verer or conn s agent. Apply at 27 Beekman street, intra hoor troen 10 MEN WANTED 10, Gar iL EVENING TELEGRAM. ply at 80 Ann street. eee eee dg WANTED—FOR LIGHT WORK; ONE ACe Sse with the hardware business preferred. se. Pout of reference and where last employed, P, J.T. box R° UP ROUTES ON THB First come irst served. Ap» WASTED YOUNG |MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS: facturing of @avorin, tes extracts, Reference re quired. Apply to #. Bonneau, Jr., 116 Contre et., up stairs, Ware hat een hctie es pau, OF 18 OR 20, Nnitte, Bt Nickolas. “WANTED-AT WAYLE & CO.'S MARKET, CORNER. he pox ttt and Greene a, @ young man to take charge of ie ‘accustom meats - snd 'who Bas been in an up town marker preferred. = ANTED—“AFTER GRANT'S tot rtptlt WHAT?” ‘Agents everywhere to sell Abbott's “Lite: of Grane?" 0,000 already sold. It contains biker hesaes of the father and. mother o| ofthe 'Ge eral ri oth or tugravings, maps, 4c. Address B. B, Russell, 6 Corabill, Boston, TRLEGRAP SWORE OATAS Tents 20 tth ay, Now York, and £19 Pulton ste 535 oul Lelgaraebens i ‘chuttate tn "dae country sacorsed years try by woang: \7ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A PRETTY P. ‘business, neat ahd instructive; party bay 000 in cash can have thoro 108; private b ation bef Address Harrison, Herald ee WANTED-AN UNMARRIED MAN, TO DRIVE, A home and make bimself gensraliy useful about aforences ‘Toyuired. Apply at 49 Bromd sh frat house; door, ‘ANTED—A LAD, ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AG! W: character and pleasant 1: owe tet ‘of good dumnous end who writes well. Such may me in own handwriting. Salary first year $200. Jas. R. EDWARDS, Heal Ketate roker, 277 West 28d st. WANTED=1WO GOOD BIBLE CANVASSERS.. THE London Publishing Company, 19 Joho wt. WARD AR treat 70S Nan ; py to Campbell & Co.y V ‘ANTED—AN Preclyna of AND ied a ‘EL BOY TO DIs- tribute circulars. Call after 9A. M., at 696th av. FOR MILK CUSTOMERS. ‘oans of two or more ques, 36h Bleecker ot., third floor. V7 ANTED—A CANV, WS tbe orem prc W ANTED—A. BOY ge AN OYSTER SALOON, TO- ‘Anti ‘walk on table, ong Sane @ himself useful. Apply at 98- unity e WAXTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO, UNDERSTANDS V “the oyster business. Apply at 1,369 Broadway. WANTEROAN EXPE bets ge MAN AS CAnvaneze. Address A. B. G., box 154 Her- ali ofice, . ts Ga on - address = Sais THEORETICAL AND N ENGINEER! practical stan roe to be enyaged in qctenieal, Paabetht Satan thamiag be; igh ah Te ences. Address EE feral ozs se LITHOGRAPHIC STONE GRAINER WANTED— Ff = class workman only. Apply to Major & Knapp, roadway. | WANTED, MOULDCHASERS USED TO At ler wore! Apaiy at quitiard Trou Works, ree and A, YOUNG MAN, JUST LANDED, WANTS EMPLOY. nent as baker; has five years’ experience; is willin ging. Address for two days John Grant, station \RACKER BAKERS—WANTED, A. FIRST © ) cracker baker; must be capable of taking charge of & shop, an excelient hand on aponge work and strictly tempers aie. ' No others need apply to 1. M. Holmes, corner Graham avenue and Powers atrest, Brooklyn, E. D, Mi INER WANTED.-A GOOD, PRACTICAL QUARTE JM miner, one who understands the basiness in ail #, may Gnd employment by inquiring of Mr. Lord, ‘wih ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD who understauda the business thoroughly. corner of Fulton and Classe: NTE RS._-SITUATION WANTED, BY A 8 book and job presman; understands ali ; good reference. Address A. B., box 1PO MILBERS.—A POSITION 18 DESIRED BY A FIRST clans tulller, who las Wad AN experience of thirty years beat reverences. Address P. J. Tey TPO WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.—A THOR: ough workman, competent to repair the flaest waten desires Situation, “Aoguire of oF address Richard Ouver Co. jewellers, UL "PO PIANO MANUPACTURERS.—A BOY, AWOUT, 16 16 on. 11 yenra of nets who tivee with hie parents, wishes learn the business, ‘Address Wess FIRST CLASS MILLINER, APPLY at TO FOLD PRINTS. APPLY 16 and ng West dith at, TANTEDIN A LAW OFFICE, A LAD ABOUT years old, who writes & sood hand, Address, to writing, stating age, &c., bor 1,149 Post of A eet ACTIVE YOUNG MAX TO WORK ti inust understan.| business, Appl: a! 696 Myre ny. av., Brosklyn. pid te y ANTED FOUR GooD: ee, TO WORK IN ors distance in 19 count Only good peed spy 'S00'hh av in Brocery sore, oe ANTED—A WATCHMAKER TO Go A, sitont Dit tance ta de country. One baring tat ane referent fween 10 an Billa, 1b do8 i John a ______ FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. | Urns JHUNE FR FRANOAISE, PAI RANT. LiAMGLAIS, Pt Greene st, au basement, U*s mute notch tee pa ue, carmen Pa Re ro} lg Pe nn Ou ee eeacerae Viel NE sacrn Tey ‘AISE DESIRE TROUVER NB entanka thtreeer Ru en eects send Ucar FEMME I Poe amin pa FRANCAISE D: soos avs, ayy ye de es ronan Sie iF DESIRE SEP: UNE Ragman RE Paes ‘ANTED—A FOLDE! Wa it Etopire Print W bonnes reeommandations, <i PRANCAISE PROVESTANTE DESIRE | OR | USiacer pour bonne et ‘8 premiors priapete sPadrbsser nu 95 Orchard st. ret Canal.