The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1868, Page 9

FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. SaruRDAyY, Nov. 21—6 P. M. The extreme caution which the public manifests with reference to dealings in stocks was reflected in @ very dull market to-day. Only three or four of the Nat were active, ani these but alightly so, The re- cent heavy decline in prices and the exposure of the trickery which stock gamblers regort to in order to inveigie their victims have not been without their good resulta, Outside ope! ra are wary of invest- ing, and as this was Satz ‘week, there were few who did not prefer to keep their money and await the look of things on Monday , the last day of the ‘The Erie matter has. been taken hold of in good earnest at last. To-day a proposition at the Stock Exchange to strike the stock from the call list until At is properly registered was referred to the commit- tee which takes cognizance of such business, and action will be had in the open board on the same @ubject. During the day the following petition was mane coer it ex — secu eal in Erie Railway shares, hereby said stoc! * mn for registry. 4 The document had been signed by some fifty or sixty individuals and firms at four o’clock this after- moon. Others would like to put their names to it, ‘but they stand in fear of the great financial kings whom it is intended to reach, The movement has had the effect thus far of making Erie a very unsala- Die load in the hands of the clique, and if the honest determination to compel the registry of the stock is persisted in they will find the late raid upon the stock a than they calculated. There is no objection, of course, to a legitimate “dear” movement in any stock. Such a policy is necessary,to the protection of the public from in- But the attack upon Erie was strengthened by a wilful derangement of the finances and rendered successful only by a fraudulent over- dssue of the stock, ‘Ihe confusion produced among brokers is such that dozens are: in a state of per- plexity as to their accounts. Stock has not been deliv- ered and margins have been overrun. Were the rules strictly enforced many a man would be a bankrupt. ‘There is a great deal of merriment and satisfaction @t the manner in which the Erie swindlers over- Feached themselves. They are ina desperate strait ‘with their sheaves of certificates, and made an effort to get a market by rendering money as easy as pos- sible, inthe hope that its abundance would revive speculation and that Erie would go off with the rest. Whe scheme did not succeed. Erie quotations in the stock report are few and far between. The price de- clined to-day trom 43 to 40%. ‘straggling “shorts” bid 4034, but the stock has been BO generously consigned to the tin boxes of the Clique that none was offered at this figure. The rest of the list was steady, if not firm, for ‘hese times. The movement in Central has been followed bya well managed “unloading” process. ‘The price has been kept up by the approach of the ‘annual election and an impression that the present j@eclined figure is not far out of the way. St. Paul ghows reaction from the lowest price, and, after Sdeacending to 623, has returned to 64 065, The ‘movement in Michigan Southern has not been Sustauted , operators feeling every step they take in speculation. The consequence has been unusual Guiness after the brisk transactions of the earlier Rock Island was also down for a “corner,” and in consequence sold up to 108. Toledo rose to 10034 a 100% on the strength of a re- fPorted intention to G@nsolidate with Michigan Southern. The Northwestern stocks» were active a portion of the day, but fell off with the general mar- ‘ket as the afternoon progressed. The expreas stocks ‘@re weak in consequence of a visit from the “‘bears.’’ Mining stocks are very dull. ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks is ‘very-favorable in all respects. The ease in money ‘this week is readily accounted for. The increase in ‘egal tenders is over twelve millions and in deposits early nine millions, against an increase in loans of Jess than three millions. The following 1s 8 com- parison of the totals of this week with those of last less profitabie Mated values. At the close afew Wortion of the week. 0. Ancrease in deposits. . Increase in legal tenders. One cause of the excess in legal tenders was the Festoration of the greenbacks tied up in the move- ment to make money stringent. The increase in de- posits evinces the return of money to bank which ‘had been in the hands of brokers for stock specuia- ‘tions, but which the owners are unwilling to venture fn the present precarious condition of the market. Money was abundant to-day at six per cent on call Aoans and at five on prime collaterals, It was the easiest day of the week, although the creditorship of the Bank of the Commonwealth for over $2,000,000 at the Clearing House stimulated inquiry. Commer- -ial was 4 shade lower, with less doing than yester- @ay. Rates were for doubi¢ named pa Gall per cent, For single names the range was fwider, commencing at nine percent. Foreign ex- change was firm, but dull after the steamer. It was @ very quiet day in the Gold Exchange. ‘The opening price was 1344, from which it rose tem- porarily to 184%, and declined to 1343, closing at the “opening price. It weakened after the board. At ive o'clock one sale of $500,000 took place at 134%. ‘The loaning rate was nominal both ways, with the ‘majority of transactions flat. Three per cent was ‘Paid in the afternoon for carrying to Monday. The Clearings were $67,711,000, the gold balances 599 and the currency balances $3,726,685. The shipment of gold for the week is $22,100, tie recorded at the Custom House. The gold ers have adopted amendments to their constitu- ‘tion similar to those recently adopted in the open oard and Stock Exchange, Aife tenure and the initiation fee $10,000, There is @ large investment demand for govern- ent bonds. They attract the attention of those ho hesitate to venture in stocks and are corres- ly active. 6-20's are @ \ better in London . Those of 1862 are in most demand. The quo- ‘tations of the last government board were as fol- dows:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 1144 coupon, 1881, 114% @ 114%; 6-20's rogia- His @ 111%; 1864, 107 3g @ 10754; do., 1865, 107% a 107%; do., new, 865, 110% @ 1103; do., 1867, 110% @ 1105,; do., 1868, 1104 bid; 10-40’s registered, 104 bid; 10-40 do,, feoupon, 10534 @ 10534. Transactions in stocks are summed up as fol- flows:—Before the boards Toledo sold at 99, Micht- gan Southern at 8744 and Northwestern prejerred at ‘7. At the first open board the following quotations revailed on the call:—Cumberiand, 38% bid; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 26}, a 27; American Express, £254 a 46; Adams’ Express, 4734 @ 48; United States Express, 45% a 4654; Merchants’ Union Express, 294 @ 1934; Quicksilver, 23% @ 24; Canton, 47a 49; ‘Mariposa preferred, 20% a 21; Pacific Mall, 115% a 115%; Western Unioh Telegraph, 26 @ 364%; New York Central, 1243¢ a 124%; Erie, 42% a 42%; do. preferred, 67 bid; Hudson River, 124% a 124%; Reading, 98% a 99; Alton and Terre Haute, 39 @ 40; Go. preferred, 60 a 61; Wabash, 67 a 57%; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 6034 @ 6234; do. preferrod, 8334 @ 84; Port Wayne, 109 a 109%; Ohio and Mississippi, 30% a 80%; Michigan Southern, 87}s @ 874; Illinois Cen- ‘tral, 141 8145; Pittsburg, 80% a 86%; Toledo, 100% a 200%; Rock Island, 107}4 a 107 85%; do. preferred, 87) a 874; end Erie, 26 a 23. { There was but one sevtion of the regular board, the final sales of which were as follows:—Mariposa preferred, 21; Pacific Mail, 115%; Western Union, (66%; Adams Express, 47%; United States Express, 45; Merchants’ Union Express, 18%; New York Cen- bral, 124%; Erle, 4214; do. preferred, 63; Hudson Giver, 125; Reading, 99; Michigan Southern, 8734; Wichigan Central, 115; Lilinols Central, 142)4; Pitt urg, 86%; Toledo, 100; St. Paul, 62; do. preferred, 82%; Fort Wayne, 109%; Chicago and Alton, 143; ‘@hio and Mississippt, 90%; Wabash, 67%. + At the test open board jotations ‘Periand, 99 w 40; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 20% making membership a coupon, 1862, Northwestern, Boston, Hartford NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION. ALCHONEERA. 27; American Express, 41} 3 42; adams Bxpress, 47 4 473¢; United States, 443¢ @ 45; Merchants’ Union, 19.9 1934; Quicksilver, 23% @ 233; Canton, 48 @ 49; Mariposa, 6 a 7; Mariposa, preferred, 21 2134; Pa- cific Mail, 11434 @ 115; Western Union Telegraph, 363, @ 3634; New York Central, 123g a 128%; Erie, 413 @ 423; Hudson River, 125 & 1253 Reading, 98% 8 99; Chicago and Alton, 143 bid; do. preferred, 143% bid; Bankers’ and Brokers’, 105 & 106; Alton and Terre Haute, 39 @ 40},; do. preferred, 60 @ 62}; Wabash, 67% @ 57%; do. pre- ferred, 68 bid; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 63% 8 63 36; do. preferred, 83 a 83%;; Fort Wayne, 109% a 100%; Ohio and Mississippi, 30% a 30%; Michigan Central, 116 bid; Michigan Southern, 6634 a 87; Pittsburg, 86 8 86%; Toledo, 997% @ 100; Rock Island, 1068 10634; Northwestern, 84 a 843¢; do. preferred, 86 & 8634. At four o’clock business in the long room ceased, In the transactions which took place om the street an attempt was made to stiffen prices in conse- quence of the favorable condition of the money mar- ket, as shown hy the weekly statement of the banka, but without success, At five o'clock the quotations were:—New York Central, 123%; Erle, 403, a 40%; Michigan Southern, 86%{; Wabash, 57% a 57%; Rock island, 1064 @ 10674; Reading, 9834 bid; Pacific Mall, 114% bid; North- western, 8414 a 85; Northwestern preferred, 87 @ 8734; St. Paul, 64% bid; Pittsburg, 863¢ bid; Ohio and Mis- sissippi, 8054. ‘The following were the bids for the city bank stocks at the regular board:—New York, 137; Mer- chants’, 124; Mechaatcs’, 128; Union, 125; America, 145; Phenix, 108; Mechanics and Traders’, 130; Na- tional, 110; Commerce, 12234; Ocean, 108; American Exchange, 112; Hanover, 115; Metropolitan, 141; St. Nicholas, 106; Marine, 150; Park, 152; Centra! Na- tional, 110; Fourth National, 10434; Tenth National, 100; Oriental, 150; Gold Exchange, 130. ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the week have been as follows:— Custom House, -Sub-Treasury. Nov. 16.. $285,613 $1,946,573 $1,113,258 $83,003,325 Nov. 17.. 801,000 "2,720,655 2,685,274 83,058,706 Nov, 18.. 287,991 "761,958 _'818, 83,602,059 NOV. 19.. 70,655 8,112,680 2,174,732 84,540,007 Nov. 20.. 821,888 3,451,466 2,301,012 85,630,450 Nov. 21.. 244,000 1,818,768 879,398 86,569,823 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE. Saturday, Nov. 21—10:15 A. M. 19% 2000 7000 US 8's, 19! Bakinsa & T0eon UB ee! B30" eee. 108 18g 27000 US 5-20, 1103 i 6v000 US. 10} 135 20000 4 14 v0 + lol 23000 a9 101 10000 40000 68 3000 55° 600 10000 55H, 200 20000 655$ 150 Rew. 118 113000 A” G0. do.....-bet call 11735 15000 894 9 Panama iiR........ 830 15000 do. 40 Lilinois Central RE. 14355 5000 do. 89° 400 Cley & Pilis RR. 8000 0 & N 98 200” do. 1000 Chie &N 90 110 8000 Morris & 90% 800 2000 Mil & Bt Paul lstm 93 400 9100 Morris & Es Ist 45 3000 Col,C&IndCent 300 120000 Long Dock ba... 0 ‘60 she Bx of Comm: 400 20 Ocean Bank . 400 18 Am Exchange Hi... 500 do. SEM fi Bel & Hud Canal 200 ail ast Pal pret. 0. Ibo Pacthe Me 100 300°" do. 15 100 do. 100 West U 300 Adams 100 100 £81000 US @'s, "81, reg... 1434 $1000 US 5-20, c, "65, n... 110%¢ Siwy Osea arcades. 14s $0000 US B30! Sou, er: 11D 52000 UB 5-80, o, *@8.... 1113¢ 80000 do... rit 45000 do.. 111ig 15000 UB 6-56, , 108° RR dae a cy 17000 104 60000 Review of the Week’s Operations. A comparison between the total auciion sales of real estate during the past and the previous weeks exhibits a considerable falling off in the amount of the transactions of the later peridd; but a reference to the particulars given below will explain that, although thus behind in the matter of figures, there has been no reaction in this fleld of speculative en- terprise nor any less degree of activity in the mar- ket. The difference, it is apparent, is occasioned by the preponderance of unimproved out of regs perty in that disposed of, the less value of which ‘causes the reduction in the figures, and the absence, with but scarce exception, of city real estate, either improved or unimproved. e fact is, the latter bas fallen into such a steady current of appre- ciation as to have been almost entirely withdrawn from the auction mart, the inquiry being 30 constant that parcels are no sooner known to be up for sale than they are immediately secured, while as offering the surest means of profitable speculation, these are so much sought after that, unless through the per- aistence of the holder, they rarely find their way to Rablic offering. Unimproved suburban property is ifferent. We have before pointed out how so much of this is introduced to public notice, and the profit- able result thereby attained gives promise of even greater activity in this direction in the future. Be- low is a summary of auction sales of real estate during the past week:— ‘TURSDAY. New York improved property. New York unimproved propert; Brooklyn unimproved property. Somerville, N. J., improved prope: WEDNESDAY. New York improved property Cranford, N. J., unimproved THURSDAY. New York improved property. Lrooklyn unimprov TO} Passaic village, peopenty East Newa' erty. 83,645, FaIDAY. New York unimproved property. Brooklyn improved property... Total during the previous week. Proposed New Buildings. The following memoranda of new buildings about to be erected or now in course of construction in ‘this city are from the specifications filed in the office for the survey and inspection of buildings and sp- proved by Superintendent McGregor during the past week:— NOVEMBER 11.—One four and cellar brick building on the south side of Eighty-eighth street, 82 _ an een 40 on | 225x100, ‘o be used as a‘ dwel ouse and occu by ht fami les. Owner, Sone Mahoney. Satimated cet $8,000, Approved November 13. NOVEMBER gs four story basement and sub-cellar brick butldings, wit! wn stone fronts, on the north side of Forty-se street, 125 feet east of Fifth avenue, cach 25x70, om lots 25x100.5 each. To be used as dwell for one family each. Owner, Matthew Byrnes, mated cost of each building, $60,000. Approved November 14. NoveMaer 14.—Five three story and basement brick buildings, with brown stone fronts, on the south side of Sixty-second street, commencing 155 feet west of Second avenue, each 20x45, on lots 20x100 each. To be used as dwelling houses for one family each. Owner, John Gi Raddell, EBsti- mated cost of eaci building, $15,000. Approved November 17, NOVEMBER 16.—Three three story basement and cellar brick buildings, with brown stone fronts, on the south side of Fisty-ninth street, 165 feet west of Lexington avenue, each 16.8x45, on lols 16.8x100.6 each. Intended as dwelling houses for one famiiy each, Owner, Peter P, Decker, Estimated cost of each building, $16,000. Approved November 18, Five three story and basement brick buildings, with brown stone fronts, on the northeast corner of Fourth avenue and aeae. street, four of them 20 feet front and one 22.2 front by 50 feet iu depth, oa lot 102,2x8% Intended as dwelling houses ior one family each. Owner, Annie M. Beekman, Estimated pong Kg each building, $16,000, Approved Novem- r 18, ‘One four story brick building, with Philadelphia brick front, brown stone trimmings, No. 31 th street, south Bide, about 200 feet east of Second ave- nue, 26x48, with extension 10 feet deep, on lot 25x80, Intended as a dwelling house for four fart lies, Owner, Isaac Hocheter. Bsttmated cost $8,000, Approved Noveinber 13. ne one story brick batiding on the southwest cor- ner of Fifteenth street and Tenth avenue, 25x76, on lot 26x100, Intended for & wood shed. Owner, G. Mobiman, Estimated cost $1,000, Approved No- vember 17, One four story sub-cellar and basement brick building, with Drown stone front and Mansard roof, 26X57, ON lot 26x98.9. Intended as Bie dwelling for one are Owner, John M. Hoffmire. Esti Mated cost $28, Approved November 18. One four story basement and sub-cellar brick proved teens brown stone front, No. 12 West Filty- second 26X64, on lot 265x100, Intended asa dwelling house for one family, Owner, A. L. Bish- Op. Katimated cost $40,000, Approved Novem- NOVEMBER 17,—One one story brick buliding on the south side of Water street, 200 feet east of Pike, 16x40, on lot 25x%60, intended for a boiler house, Owner, Mr. Breck. Estimated cost $1,000, Approved November 19, One one story brick building on the east side of Ludiow street, 100 feet north of Grand, in rear of Ludiow street Jail. 13.6x24, to be used a8 a kitchen for the prison, Owners, the Corporation of the city of New York. Estimated cost $1,000. Approved November 19. NOVEMBER 18.—Two four story and basement brick butldings, with brown stone éronta, on the south side of Fifty-first streét, 402 feet 6 inches west of Fifth avenue, each 27x58, on lots 27x100 each. Intended as a dw house for one family, Owner, James K. Spratt. ‘imated cost of each building $25,000. Approved November 20. two story, cellar and basement brick building, on the south side of Forty-sixth atreet, between First avenue and the East river, 60x45, on two lots 25x100 each. Tobe used a8 a slaughter house. Owners, Strauss & Brother. cost $20,000. Ap- proved November 18, Two two story brick panaings on the north side of Fourteenth about 225 feet west of Ninth avenue, one 14x14, other 14x16 on lot fifty, the width of the block. Tobe used as an office, stable stonecutter’s Owners, Brown & Valen- tine, Estimated cost of each building, $400. Ap- proved November 20. On three story brick building on the southwest corner of bo po agi street and Eleventh avenue, 23x42, on lot 23x75. To be used first floor as an office, each of the other floors as a residence for one family each. Owner, John Lynch. Estimated cost $4.000, Approved November 20, Two two story brick buildings on the north side of 114th street, ninety-five feet east of First avenue, each 12x16, on lot 50x100; intended for stable and cal house. Owner, Joseph Hoffman, Esti- mated cost of each building, $800, Approved No- vember 20. Oficial Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. TRANSFER Broad at, Nos aR aNS EN NRW YORK crry, Eldridge’ st, 4 5, lot No Zh Franklin at, No 9, Six185. Greenwich at, w 8, 24.6 ft n 9,000 Lot No 40, estate of Hegeman, 20.2! 1000 Plot No Bi, Dyckman estate.’ ; ion) Plot No 9, Dyokman estate, + 9,000 jo c tat 1550 ioe No vacua i Plot No 17, Dyckman estate. eae at, wt, lot No O66, B. ry ‘Sth at, Hy a, ‘1sed 143° Tat at es, 146th: "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. _ Married. CARGAIN—CURREY.—On Monday, November 16, by the Rev, Wm. Isaacs Loomis, Mr. Henry H. Car- GAIN to Miss Many E, Currey, all of this city, Hati—Cnist.—On Thursday, November 19, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Dr. Mikels, SAMUEL E. HALL, of Hoboken, to Miss NEr- T1e Crist, of New York. No cards. LAMBERT—PINNEY.—Op Thursday, November 19, at the Baptist church, Owego, N. Y., by the Rev. Wm. H. King, CHARLES G. LAMBERT, of Morristown, N, J., t0'ANNIE PINNEY, Of Owego. No cards. MaTnEsoN—D1xon.—On Friday, November 13, b: the Rev. A. D. Northrop, at 220 West Nincteentl street, Mr. DAVID MATHESON, of Alloa, Scotland, to Miss Emma Fanny DIxon, of ‘London, Englaud. OGpEN—Boyiz.—On Wednesday evening, Novem- ber 18, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. Christopher Rhodes, ALBERT P. OGDEN to EMMA F. BOYLE, second daughter of the late Willlam P. bee fe all of this city. No cards. OWER—DE BERMINGHAM.—On Thursday, Novem- ber 19, at the Cathedral, by his Grace the Most Rev- erend Archbishop of New York, Joun H. Power to HeEnRietTA, daughter of the late Henry de Berming- ham. ROBINSON—WADE.—On Wednesday, November 18, in the First Presbyterian church, Sag Harbor, L. L, by Rev. Mr. Barnes, Dr. JoHN A. ROBINSON to Lu- cETTA A., only daughter of Oliver R. Wade, Esq. SHUTER—MCLAREN. —On Monday, November 16, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. G. A. Healy, of St. Bernard’s, Josarea Suvrer to Many ANN ee eldest daughter of Robert McLaren, all of city. Glasgow and Montreal papers please copy. WELISLAGER—BROWN.—On Thursday, November 19, by the Rev, John E. Gorse, ©. W. WELLSLAGER to ANNA BELLE Brown, all of New York. WHITFIFILD—ATKINSON.— At Portland, on Tuesday, November 17, by the Rey. A. Daiton,’Mr. ToxtaS WHiTriEL?, of Fort Lec, N.J., to Miss NELLIE AT- KINSON, of Portland, Me. Birth, Woon.—On Friday, November 20, Jane, wife of John Wood, of 622 Columb:a street, Brooklyn, of a son. Died. ,AmBrosr.—On Saturday, November 21, Groner Ambrose, native of Castletown, county Cork, Ire- land, in the 52d ton of his age. Mr. Jeremiah Donovan, with the immediate rela- tives and friends, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Mr. John Foiey (son-in-law of deceased), 205 Bleecker street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Barrton.—At Fast Morrisania, on Friday, Novem- ber 20, Mr. BENJAMIN A. BARTON, aged 76 years, 6 months and 15 days. % ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Minnesota papers please copy. BELL.—The members of New York Lodge, No. 8, A. P. A., are requested to meet at their roo: 19: HKowery (Miliary Hall), on Sunday, November 22, at twelve o'clock M. precisely, to attend the funeral of our deceased brother, P. M. Wa. BELL, from his late residence, 60 Laight street. By order. T. L. Keuiry, R. 8. J.C. WILEY, W. M. CONNOLLY.—On Saturday, November 21, in Jersey City, THOMAS CONNOLLY, aged 27 years, 6 months and'16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tnesday morn- ing, at ten o'clock, from St. Peter’s church, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, No carrit allowed, Dawes.—On Friday night, November 20, at half- ast nine o’clock, at the residence of her son-in-law, a 220 West Forty-third street, Mrs. AMELIA M. AWES. The funefal will take place from her late residence this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’cloc! The friends printer pa of the family are respectfully invited to a DILLON.—On Saturday, Novemer 21, after a short illness, CATHARINE FLYNN, wife of William Dillon, @ native of the county of Kild: Ireland. Her funeral will leave her late residence, No. 20 North Moore sti on Monday afternoon, at half- past one o'clock. ¢ friends of the family are re. spectfully invited to attend the funeral. Doran.—On Thursday, November 19, Mr. Faurx Doran, aged 33 years, id ‘The friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 129 Cannon street, without further notice. EaGLeston.—On Suturday morning, November 21, RIcHARD EAGLESsTON, a native of county Louth, Ire- land, in the 42d year of his age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 9 Van: dam street. FENNELLY.—On Friday, November 20, JonnjFen- NELLY, aged 42 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from his late residence, 41 Rut- gers street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, to Calvary Cemefary. PRanct8.—On Thursday, November 19, Mary E., youngest danghter of Captain B. and Mary M. Fran- cia, aged 18 years and 11 months. ‘The friends of the family are tivited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parenia, 41 Lee avenue, Brooklyn, E. D.,ou Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. FRaNKs.—On Saturday, November 21, James FRANKS, @ native of (ne city of Dublin, Ireland, in the Ost year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son, No. 100 Degraw street, Brooklyn, om Mouday after- noon, at two o'clock. GALVIN.—On Friday, November 20, MARY PRANCES, only me of Michael and Mary Galvin, aged years and 2 montis. The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the corner of Walworth street and Myrtle avenue, brooklyn. GILLe28.—On Friday, November 6, at Ponce, Porto Rico, of yellow fever, Sanau L., wife of James Gill. oe, Jr, and daughter of Dr. J. C. Beales, of this city. GODPREY.—On Satarday evening, November 21, at the residence of her mother, 137 Wast Fifty-ninth sirect, ELIZanera K,, daugiiter of Harriet B. and the late Edward Godfrey. Notice of funeral hereafter. Hanrson.—On Friday evening, November 20, after @ Short ilincss, Gko. B. HARTSON, aged 45 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family ave respect- fully invited to attend tie funeral, from his late re- fidence, 304 Lexington avenue, on Monday morning, at ven o'clock. HINDLE.—Suddenty, at Greenpoint, on Thursday Morning, November i9, Jon arHaN HINDLE, in the 4ith year of his CS The friends of the family are invited to attend the fonerai, from the First Methodist Episcopal church, Greenpoint, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Members of' Seawauhaka Lodge, No. 678, F. and A. M., are summoned to moot at their hall, corner of Union avenue and Meserole atrect, at tweive o'clock M., for the paipore of attending the funeral of our late . Members of sister lodges are respect- ny invited to attend, Hopons, of Bouth Waren teed 40 years, 1) ah or ‘The Kis aud acquaintances aud those of Wil- | Yam G. Critchley are respectfully requested to at tend the funeral, trom the Churelt of the Transtigura tion, Twenty-ninth street, between Madison and this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past remains to be inierred im Trinity Cemetery, Carmansyiile. HONFYWEL!.—After a short but painful tilness, Buiza A., widow of Robert M, Honeywell, aged 53 Her friends and those of her son, Charles R. Honey- Well, are respectfuily invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 217 East Forty-etyhth street, TOO! Louis, Rochester and Cincinnatt papers please loGaN.—On Thursday, November 19, James Ho- GAN, aged 32 years, 10 months and 1) days. and friends of the family, the New the Centre Market Associa- pectfully from the residence of his this (Sunday) afternoon, The New York 81 ‘vited to meet at 123 Mulberry street, on Sunday, at tend the funeral of our late A a BiREOeRS. SO! * AT 12 O'CLOCK, 'ON REAT SALE OF B00 LOTS. OFPOstta wea ON THE NORTHERN RAILROAD OF three miles from Paterson Plank Koad runs through ‘New York and Hackensack Pn now for sale in this grandeur of pros- Balesro avenue Corner for sale. of Third avenue one o’clock P, M. associate, James Hogan. JOHN MCGLINN, President, , November 8, AUCTIONFERS.— o'clock, at the Ex- ember 3, st ib NINTH AVENUB Sts fall Lota on. the” cast side of aren te corner of 117th Lot on the north side of 117th in the rear of the above lots. Four Lots on the E. A. Onum, Secretary. Hovrrexorr.—tIn Bremen, on Sund: C. Eiveranors, late’ of the arm of JEFFERSON.—On Saturday, November 21, in the 44th year of his age, JoHN J. JEFFERSON, of the firm of Westerberg, Jefferson & Co., of this city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in to attend the funeral, on Wednesd: pg it, ber hth and BEV street, between E! ant Ninth avenues. we JOUNSON.—Near Sing Sing, on Saturday, Novem- ber 21, ANN Mania JOHNSON, aged 52 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her Truesdell, on Monday after- ‘past one o'clock, Carriages will be in attendance at Sing Sing to meet the hall-past eleven o'clock train from Thirtieth street. KELLY.—JULIA, wife of Patrick Kelly, a native of Kentstown, county Meath, Ireland, aged 40 years. The relatives und friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, No. 233 Mulberry street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ‘hnalf- Past one o'clock, KINE.—On Saturday, November 21, after a short Ulness, Henny P. KINK, aged 31 years. His relatives and friends, also those of his brother, Bernard, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 79 Horatio street. California papers please copy. Lewss.—On = Friday, street, boginuing 100 feet east ot Ninth avenue, each 23 Oy Py ho feet of Ninth avenue, eac! yo afternoon, at tant Episcopal BLEECKER, SON & CO. ‘UESDAY, November 24, at la Sitos at Irving olce Property at Irving Par s Pros (italian Villnn) 36x Houses finished in blac with the modern improvements, Bites, from half to one acre ench, T! mands a fine view of 25 miles on the Hudaon ; is on from the depot and steamboat landing, nt residences and the most refined society in the State. Shurehes, schools, stores, &c., abound. Title perfect. Maps at 77 Cedar atreet. on the premises. "ark, Tarrytown. ‘Tarrytown, Westehes- Hil, consisting of two bplan' te, Ca hoe 24 brother-in-law, E. walnut and complet DRIAN H, MULLER, AUCTIONEER. HOUSES AND LOTS ON INST STREET, NEAR THE ADRIAN H, MULLER, P. at auction, on Tuesday, Nov, 11 Broadway, 7 Houses and Lots on the north 150 fect west of Ninth avenue, 2 ‘The houses are new and subst © tain about 11 rooms. Maps and full particulars at the oflice of the auctioneers, No, 7 Pine street. 9 SALES AT AUCTION, ONES, NICHOLS & CO. AUCTIONEERS, V EL Noo Fin strect, ng oD Toe, wn da (now io.) ‘th at cond any ‘hind doors from Second avenue, One elegant rosewood eet wate, ‘ormole upright Piano, made to order by Erard, in P; . black walnut Sureaus, Bedatead and Parlor Suite in brosatste ‘Buite ti latest style and made ¢0 order; Velvet and Ingrain Bedding, Linen, Curtains, Dinin; ‘and ti Ran » Glass and Plated W: OllPalntingy and Fadtelns fare, fae ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION, By order of the Clren{t Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York, under the direction of Simow de Visser, receiver. E. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at sue- tion on Tuesday, Decem! jean Wo Bronte yg Thirty-socond street Non Tah ake ‘and 1,264 Broadway, valuable plot of ground, being 58 feet 8 inches’ on Broadway, and 60 9 inches om Thirty-second st., with the three story brick Rutlding thereom. te acre Ae te ea atv cea gah 2 three story brick Bulldinge thereon. lncestaeedienen aeeaien wv ninco with the Four tory brick Briitings thereos” Broad . 4.—The unexpired term of fifteen years andats monte tron November ISM a Wall street, No. &2.—Valuable five story atone front Builé- ing and lot of 4 at oa oun north side, near Pear! street. SIMON DE VISSER, Receiver. BLATOCHFORD, 81 edeat, Me. wa Spt vd & Guiewoun, Solic! for Re ‘Maps now ready at th Af OBRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONFER. M Exoculor's tale of Noe Mois street. E. H. LUDLOW & CO, will sell at auction, On Tuesday, Nov, 24, 1868, at 12 o'cloek, at the Exchange salesroom, No. 111 Broadway, New York, by order of the executors of George Underhill, “Icoensed : — ‘Mott atreet.—The Lease of the Lot, with’ the three «! brick front. and four story brick rear Buildings, No. 24 M id Pell ate lot 24 fees sreot, between Chatham square front’and Tear by $7.8 feet In aptly north a south side, from United Brethren church; has clevem years to Tan from May 1, 1869; ground rent $175 and taxes per annum, with renewal. For full ‘particulars apply to the auctioneers, No, 8 Pine street, New York. N ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. es Firat class House and Lot on West Forty-first atrect af al KE. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell auction on Tuesday Nov. 24, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. Brondway (Trinity Building), New ‘Woat Forty-drat street. andsome first class three story basement and sub-cellar high atoop brick House and Lot No, Bi Went Forty-frat street; north ald, between Reventh and Eights avenues. House Six4d feet, 1 perfect order through out, and has all the conventencies. "Lot 20x98 feet 9 inches. phot maps and permits apply at the auctloneer's ofice, No. 8 ne street, zs, JAMES LrwWis, eldest son of Mrs, Margaret Fowler and the lute Wiliam Lewis, aged.21 years and 3 ithe Wicecsrecntinns Of ee ell the balance regardiess of price."? Such are th positive directions given by the owners of the 1095 0} The relatives and friends of the family are re: fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, No. 26 Laight st., this (Sunday) alter- noon ut haif-past one o'clock. interred in Calvaryy Cemetery. Wisconsin papers please copy. MagakicaL.—On Friday, November 20, MARTA MAGARICAL, daughter of the late Captain Ira Shaler, 8 Will be taken to Hi MaGre.—At Pittsburg, Pa., on Wednesda: vel ber 18, Mrs. MARY Mace, formerly Mrs, William Farley, of this city, in the 62d year of her age. _ MULLIGAN.—On Saturday, November 21, after a Bnort iliness, FRANCIS MULLIGAN, The friends of the family and his brother-in-law, James R. McGuire, are respectfully inv! the funeral, from his late residence, 620 Ninth street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Quirk,—On Friday, November 20, after a short and severe illness, MARGARET QUIRK, beloved wife of Andrew Quirk, in the 26th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, residence, 501 East Fourteenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Re@an.—On Friday, November 20, JOHN REGAN, aged 22 years and 7 months, a native of Buttevant, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi- adison street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one. RipLey.—At Randall's Island, on Saturday noon, November 21, of paralysis, Rurus RIPLEY, aged 62 All lots not offered at the great sale on Tuesday positively sold at the adjourned sale, which wil y rain or shing, at twelve o'clock, on ‘Tuesday, November 24, mm, 111 Broadway, New York. Remember that this will be the best opportunity: ever offered to purchase choice lots near Pros; perty is aplendidly locate ington place boulevards, (each of which ta 100 feet the centre), Jefferson place, an roa @ location for villa sites is one of the finest in the vicinity of the metropolis. Tt is. and far more accessible to ¥ Park. It can be reached by several di Fine improvements are golng up in cent may remain on Riis reiuains will be ect Park at low prices, Franklin place and dam, Conn., for | Sedat arene es ‘k City Hall than Central nt lines of railroad. » Mi y strect New York, and 107. Mo! ited to attend UCTION SALE.—MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture, Paintings, Mirrora, Cai jc auction on to-morrow, West Fifteenth atreet, between commencing at 10 o’clock—Drawing Room French brocatel, Curtains to match, Eta- Centre Tables, Ene private residence No. &7 and Sixth avenu Cabii Handellers, Lace nut Chamber Furniture, Glassware, ‘J. M. TAYLOR, Anctioneer. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF MAG- magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte, &c.— Messrs. & CO., Auctioneers, will positively sell on Monday i Furnit a "Nineteonth street, ina, rosewood, wal Silver Ware, Chinaware, November 33, the entire el house 186 East 10} o'clock. The ment of Household ‘Monday morning at th —Sale positive and without any reserve wi UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT SECOND HAND FUR- niture and Household Gooua, over 500 lots, contained in Private residence No. 219 West Eighth street, near Sixth ave- 's Herald. Sale commen- GERALD, Auctioneer. UCTION NOTICE.—AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE manufactory, 66 and 68 Bleck way and Mulberry street, prices and warran! covered with an; r3. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. street, Harlem river, Boston papers please copy. ROGERS.—At Graniteville, Staten Isiand, on Thurs- day evening, November 19, Mary JANE, ane late Ogden M. Rogers, in the 24th year ‘The relatifs and friends are respectfully invited from the residence of her jay) at twelve o'clock, Feiry foot of 122d : fret : ificent Parlor Suits, to attend the funeral Sr pi28 Bisoand He mother, this day (Sund: riages will be in attendance at Port Richmond land- ing on the arrival of the half-past ten o’clock boat from foot of Bey street. Ryan.—At Barrytown, on Friday, November 20, Mary, the beloved wife of Martin est daughter of Thomas Waish, aged 33 Friends and relatives are respectful attend the funeral, from her father’s residence, 465 West Forty-second strect,on Monday morning, at nine o’clock. The remains will be taken to St. Stephen’s church, Twenty-eighth street, where a grand requiem high mass will be offered for the re- pose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Ceme- ry for interment. Smira,—At Harlem, on Friday, Thomas J. Sura, in the 261n ‘The relatives and triends of fully invited to attend the funeral, at the late resi- dence of his father, 124th street, between Third and is (Sunday) afiernoon, at three ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceinetery for tterment, on Monday morning, at ten UOCTION.CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL sell on Monday entire stock—Fine Fixtures, Uquor store, on Cherry at LEEDS & MINER. Auctioneer. EDS ART GALLERD f17 and 619 Broadway, southwest corner Twel ol vifith and SATURDAY, 28th November, "clock each: Caw CHOICE COLLECTION OF MODERN AMERICAN AND EUROPE, TUR! The collection to be sold on Friday evening will consist of the works of, viz. : ret; worthy ‘attention. Y HENRY H. HENRY H. LEED! AT THE November 20 ear of his age. the family are respect- Fourth avenues, thi . sth November, the entire collection REAM, embracing his usual variety of Cabinet Pictures, richt framed, of Frnits, Flowers, ke. bition on and from Tuesday, 24th, till time of sale. WELL.—At sea, on Saturday, October 24, Cap- tain JamEs C. SrowKLL, late master of the packet Isaac Webb, aged 54 years. His frie ids are res funeral, from the residence o! beth Phalon, 288 Bowery, this (Suuday) afternoon, TeaHan.—On Friday, November 20, CATHARINE te ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to atvend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 53 Tillary street, Brookiyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at All of which will be on exh invited to attend the | - cearvarsran ins his sister, Mrs. Eliza | JZUREAU OF ORDNANCE, Navy Drrarrr: Wrasurmaron Ctry, Oct. 8, 186% SALE OF UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STOXt ublic auction, to the highest bidders, e, 2d day of’ November, 1 the Inspector of Ordnance, Nay of Ordnance Stores and Rilles, Carbines, Revolvers, There will be sold, at VAN MATER.—Sudilenly, at Southold, L. L, on Fri- day, November 20, WILLIAM H. VAN MATER, son of Holmes Van Maier. On Thursday, November 19, in iM N. J. MAky ANN, wife of John R. Spare Parts, Cartri ‘These articles will Terma—One hulf cash, clusion of the sale, and thi herwine they will revert to the Payments for articles purshased lay. distinctly understood that no guarantee will be jven to purchasers of articles offered for sale and noted tr. ¢ catalogite aa regards their exact condition or quality; but itis believed, however, that everything offered for a J. A. DAHLGREN, Rear Admiral and Chief of Bureau. ¥ M. DOUGHTY, AUTIO! MON o'clock, at the salesrooms, 79 Household Furniture (removed for convemience of sale), con- f rosewood, walnut and mahogany Parlor Furn| ‘and covered 1 brocatel, ewood Mg Sait Wartroben, see; Dining Tables, marble top Cen ther with a fine line Suse Log 3 i ‘arpets, Btov bidder, rain or shine. Cate- in government funds, on the con- @ remainder within ten days after- YOuDALE.—On Saturday, youngest daughter of Isaac B. and Eliz ale, aged 1 year, 9 months and 21 days. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the resid parents, No. 43 Nort Fourth street, Williamsburg. California papers please copy. ‘Nassau atreet, handsome HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED. LIHOUGH LATE IN THE SEASON ‘I HAVE A NUM- ber of exceedingly destrable families who wish furnished or unfurnished Houses in good locations; the cheaper the OF fee of any kind unless a satisfactory Mi R. G. RICHARD! roadway, near Twenty-third street, up stairs. ‘is and Ingrain FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS WANT TO RENT four unfurnished Rooms, in a private hou: housekeeping; best references given. Herald IONEER AND BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Real lesroom janemu street; Art Gallery 62 Fifth avenue. Tobacco. ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell at aucts o'clock, for account of whom WANTED, AN ENTIRE PARLOR FLOOR, FRONT, ir and Extension Koom, with one Room on stoop houre, above Fourteenth street, per week will be cluded, with private table. Address box FAMILY OF THREE WISH A FLOOR, FIVE Rooms, with modern improvements preferred; best iron : state terms, which must be moderate. Ad- may concern, the follow! Belle, Star, ‘Killickintel Olive, Navy Ph barrels, cages, cut second floor, in hi for three adults; Pioneer, dies and kegs; also fine lot of ¥ F, COLTON, AUCTIONEER—HOUSKHOLD FURNI- ed 4 Sixth hye of pe oteloe "tb avenue, near entire Furniture of a fam!’ Neen variety, Brussela and Ingratn Ci of enamelled Co ‘ables, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ALL ‘ents, in first cinss location, wanted by a fam. tage Furniture, Diack, wala d enping, " Addreas, with Cull Mattresses, Stoves, Ki joan ver ily of three adults for light housek rticulars, Rooma, box 1,500 Y¥ CAMPRELE & CO., AUCTIONRERS.—WILL POST- tively sell on Monday valuable Liquor, Wine and Lager Beer Saloon, with stock; elemant Fi: Lease. Small ANTED TO LEASE—A LARGE STORE ON WEST ride of Bleecker atreet, between Carmine and Chriato- jon any time between the Int of January atnres, a ae 4 Owners can hear of » good tenant by op pher streets; ‘and the int of May. of Sixth avenue, addressing Nelson, Herald office. ——— 'Y CAMPBELL & CO., Fisturen: Horsey Wagon, Harnets, of fe sr Gtoceryme: OTIONRERS.—WILL PORT- Tuesday, large, stock, NTED—PART OF A HOUSE, UNFURNISHED; will pay from #40 to $60 a month accor Address immediately, stating location, box 4, TANTED—SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM FOR hed or tinfurnished, without Address, with particulars, H. ILLIARD TABLES AT AUCTION.—J. 0. DISOSW, will sell, oo Tuesday, November 2, at 11 A. 2 two gentlemen, board, near Madison equ H,, box 140 Heraid office, ANTED—BY A YOU GENTLEMAN, A ROOM, without board, in Eighteenth or Twenty-first ward, near Fourth avenue; must have conveniences J.4.d. Jo, box 190 Herald off NTED—A_ HOUSE, Tables, two carom and three four pocket : inst rate order. Also Bar snd. Fixtures, vings, Ollcloth, ee. CER. TAGE HORSES, UARTER CLARENCE, SILK LINED; E AND SINGLE HARNESS, BLANKETS, SHERTS, ée. rty of R. Conilinrd, Bay, to be gold wt anction at bis sta U ELEGANT LLEGANT THRE! CONTAINING ABOUT 11 rooms, between Thiril and Eighth avenues; rent from fe Address, stating rent and 600 to 82,000 ; | . 4 108 Herald office. ATED—A SMALL OFFICE OR PART OF Orrick, fray, between, Fourteenth aa ty oP Aldress te: B., box 3,43 Post fice. ne hands, warranted perfectly sour ° a. addie horees and of Seaneaiceny oo were purchased ia Verntoat three-quarter Ol. al to new; a fine y Dan Dusonbu atreets, Address : A SMALE OFFICE on Fane OF OFFICE, in the vicinity of roadway, Nasean, Pine and Cedar streets, Address B. & K., box 340 Post ofies. Ss © ANTED—BY A SMALL PRIVATE PAMILY, THREE Rooms on firat oor for housekeeping, above Twenty- Forty-seveuth street, ue, Ir, 0 by Tomiinzon Wagon, with, pole and satis, bull gle iTarness, Bianketa, Robes, Ac. de f a * jee desiring really fue horses to Botckock. Pt I to examine them. NEER.-HATHEWAY & at Fie epee oe Tues. igar Store and Sam) ‘te Metropolitan Hote o. This isa rare opportunity, for the sale ithout ‘reserve, on account of the ill heath of the ___ MATRIMONIAL, NG AMERICAN WIDOW OF PREPOSSESSING # appr reed a roe Ce aged would like to form ¢ ac yuaintan & gentleman with a view to matrimony. Address Josie, Herald ofice, 7 GENTLEMAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND WITH A rhowe time is her own, with fidential, Herald office. WIDOW LADY, 9 YEARS oF means, age 40 to 46, matrimon: tly confidential. ra, N. M. Bingham, BENG A RTRANOBR tw THR crTw TW a View to madrimouy. ‘Zan, Worald of VBEN HATHAWAY, AUCTIONEER Witte SrLt. it street, the whole Stock of Win Liquors yj Cenae, Louse, Fistures, in lous to sult purchasers, without re. moving in good society, AGE, WISHES eman of 90 AMPS l, PHELPS, JR., AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, al the Exchange basement House avent Ned street; house improvement, water, ‘obtained at salesroom and | ofiige, New York. vo. AWNBROKER'S SALES.—JOHN MORTIMER, 15 RAST ‘will sell to-morrow. (Monday) fine sale Wo- id other goods. order 8. J, Levy, 490 Broome street. Tuesday, by order 8. Btern, Seventh avenue Wednenday, by order M. Mehrbach, 438 Grand street. Pri- day, by order H. MeAleenan, Second AWNBROKER'S ‘SALE.~JAMES AGAR WILL a Fite tf So Nem, Bowery on Wednesday, November on = ota of Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel, Sheets, Blankets, Watches and Jewelry. J. BLUMAUER, 172 Canal street. | AWNBROKERS' SALES.-BY R. FIELD, AUCTION- eer, 487 Pearl atreet, corner City Hall Bore Koes by order M. Manix, 80 James street; Tuesday, by order Simpson & Co., 195 Bowery; Wednesday, by order A. Fried- Tireck; Friday, by order Ht. ue. q #46 Enst Houston ; Freel, @ reet. S HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. vw. SALE OF WINES, rat 8. HERMAN & CO, will sell Monday, HERIF'S SALE.—BUTTER.—RICHARD WALTE! Auctioneer, will sell on Friday, Nov. #7, at 11 o'olock, af miotion store, $7 East Broadway, rkine of fra Butter. JAMES O'BRIEN, Sherif. i. JoHN Brow, Dept i MORROW EVENIN O-Great auction ale of AMERICAN PICTURES and CRYSTAL MEDALLIONS, at (46 Broadway, near Blecoker street, by WARD BYLANDT, Auctioneer. GQTHAUCTION SALE OF SCRANTON COAL, on Wednesday, November 25, 1868.—The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company will sell, by Menars, JOHN H. DRAPER & CO. au at the fompany’s salesroom, 96 Exchange place, New York, om Wednesday, November 95, at 12 o'clock, noon, 70,000 of Coal, from the Lackawanna regions. deliver erable at theie ve Por Ne Jo SOAMUEL SLOAN, President. —= ——= __LOST AND FOUND. ie CANE, LOSTON, MURRAY HILL, LAST FRIDAY, marked G. R. Ives, The finder will be liberally ret by leaving it at No. 67 Park avenue, as it was the gift of am esteemed friend. JFOUND—A GOLD WATCH, ON MONDAY VENTE ‘The owner can have the same by proving property at Ninth atreet. wie Get ab bi apt OUND—MUFF, TICKET, HANDKERCHIEF. CALM at 69 Bloomfield street, Hoboken. i “OSTA PATENT LETTER, DIRECTED TO FRED" rick Liesche, East New York, going from Spring stree® inthe Bowery to’ South Seventh street ferry. Please retare to 151 Bowery, and receive « sui! I OST-ON TUESDAY NIGHT, EEN EIGHTH [4 avenue and Hudson River Railroad depot, a roll of Pl marked P, D. Palmer. The finder will be liberally ret Pane. the same at Wm. E. Berrian’s office, 148 Weet fourth street. OST,-LEFT IN FIFTH AVENUE OMNIBUS, ox Ld Friday morning, corner Fulton street, at 814 o'clock, @ it Packs containing @ Switch of black hair. A sul ble reward wit be given for its return to 200 Broadway, ofee Ira Richards & Co. O8T_BETWEEN THIRTY-NINTH AND PORTY-FIi 4 streets, in Sixth avenue, a Diamond and Amethyst Sleeve Button, finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it a& 115 Went Forty-firth street, OST—ON THURSDAY NIGHT, 19TH INST., A LIVER 4 colored setter Slut. Any one returning the'said slut to 131 Henry street will be handsomely rewarded, Valued from being a gift of an old friend. “O8T_ON FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 90, A POCKET. 4 book, containing #17 60, ail the savings of the owner. The finder will please return the same to 94 East Tenth at, “OST—YAWL BOAT FROM SCHOONER ELIZA B. ¥) py ‘#25 rewarl will be paid on delivery of same te Haines & Hallock, No. 124 Hudson street, Jersey City. postin SOUTH STREET, FOOT OF BURLING SLIP, 4 ayeliow Scotch Terrier, Puss. $10 will be paid for her return vo 163 Front atreet. O8T_ON SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 2, A SMALT, 4 white Dog, with long hair, and answers to the nam eof Herby, A liberal reward given to, the tinder by leay ing him at the house of the owner, 2) East Thirteenth street. O8T_ON THURSDAY EVENING, AT OR NEAR THR L4 corner of Twenty-third street and Seventh avenue, a gold and silver mounted Pistol with pearl handle. A Libera. re- Ward will be paid for its delivery at the oice of the Everett louse, OST OR STOLEN—FROM THE MAIL, ABOUT NO- vember 1, two Notes of tweive thousand five hundred dollars ($19,500) each, payable at Central Nattonal Bank of New York, dated respectively October xty days, and October 5,’ ninety days, signed by ourselves, We hereby warn all perso ainst negotiating same, Pith has degn stopped: BOWEN, WHITMAN & WINSLOW. MLLOADO, Nov. 17, 1988, OST OR STOLEN—FROM 23 EAST TWENTY SIXTH 4 street, on Thursday, 19th inst., © white Spitz Dox, with two yellow spots, 6 reward if Brought back tumediately and no questions asked, eTerrs REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, A HALF BREED BLACK ANO $3 Man bn wh 4; anawers to the name of Toodles. Whoever will return him to Bowery will receive the above rewa r@ -REWARD.—A BLUE CLOTH PILOT COAT WAS $10) Nakte from the hall of 47 East. ‘Thirtieth street om the evening of Friday, Nov, 20. In the kets were t memorandum booka, one a Letts’ pat 758, and a Uine covered memorandum book, “Smith’s London.” Whar evar will return the same to 29 Broadway, room 19, will re ceive the above reward, and no questions asked. REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 18TH INST., A STE: $10 "waried with tor on right hollow. above reward will be paid to any person returntny same Mtreet and East rivers or by ‘spring to Cornelius Crowe, ween ‘Ninety-seventh atreet, bi iird and Fourth avenues, REWARD.—STOLEN, ON FRIDAY Ni! 100 from Pourin aveune snd Twenty-fourth old Hunting Case Wateh, No. 02767, {il be paid and no questions asked by L. De Twenty-fourth street Pawnbrokers please tal 5()() RENARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY IN FOR. pe) mation in reference to the whereabouts of Garret ‘almons, missing since the Iith lust. tad on when last seen a black frock coat, pants and vest, and hat with i i 69 yours, G fect & laches high, gray halr and whisker, oF #100 for the recovery of bis hor fil be paid on furnishing the information to M. Pitas Wi Seventh avenue, BTECTIVE POLICE AGENGY, @ BROADWAY.—THie ‘old established agency refers to the mercantile comma enerally as to their experience, facilities and standing, € jon—We have no branches in this city. MEnences _& BRO, 64 CORTLANDT STREET. — Stolen from Merecies? express wagon @ Tronk mark —_" 3.0. MERS! HEALTHFCL TONIC FOR HE SKIN, A Whitewash Tho “Bloom of. the Late,” price 81. Foe inle at Mrvee JUMEL'S Depot of Bust Restoring Preparations, ‘Wi Broadway. Eerie et Bayaas, BANANAS CONSTANTY HAND at? Treiand’s old stand, 42 Washingtoh street. A. of te abova fruit nt wholesale, TL. WALKER. ONBONS FRANCAIS.—BEAUTIFUL FRENCH MIXED Dandies at 60e. por pound ; Chocolate and Vanilia Catame els also at €0c. par porind, ean be had at L. EBERT'S, © East Twelfth utreet, two doors west of Broadway, RT. HUNT STILLWELL, OF 198 BLEECK treet, treala Deafness and Caiarrh aaccessfully, A guarantee given that if the cure be not permanent the patient Will be at no expense whatever, Dr, 8, is the Inventor of the celeprated patent Invisible Orcenic Vibrator for incurable deafuess. Among his recent successes is a relative of the Vice President eect of the United States, A Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Serofula in all {te forme, with means Of ‘ellef hud cure, will be sent to any addrens free, [OMAN HAIR. GUILMARD, FROM PARIS, 80, 5a8. Canal atecet, near Broadway.—Large assortment of juman Hair Switches, Invisible Wigs for Indies and centle, men; manufacturer of ail kinds of Human Hatr Ornaments. Pt TORS OF USEFUL ARTICLES IN THE HARD- ware or house furnishing line, not yet introduced, eal! oF Fy Manutac ‘ os New. Work Oar No. b Murray bent Broadway ottamdand NOUCE TO. PHYSICIANS THR UspERSIONeD gives strict attention to the collecting of Physiotans’ Bills, and prompt returns made. Recerence or security givem it required. WARKBN & WILKEY, No, 78 Nassau stress room No. ty JOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS—THE UNDER. N signed pay the letting of honses, collecting (70s ‘and bile; alo acts as agout for life and Gre ineuray -e and solicita the patronaye of those wanting, such berinens aie Meade ay Srerences GIVeR:,. 7 Nassuu sucvel, Fo NO,te