The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1869, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepvespay, Sept. 15, 1869, Secretary Boutwell, who is now @ sojourner in this city, should make his present visit more than @ fying one, He was generally expected on Change this morning, but as the day wore op word was received that he did not leave Boston unui the fore- noon, too late to reach the elfy m business hours. He is to be te guest of some of itis friends this even- ‘Ing, and to-morrow will come down to Wall street. At is Co be hoped that he will not sat himself with a cursory glance at the Stock Exchange and a loox in at ihe Sub-Treasury, as he did jast spring, but ‘Will stay among us for a week uf need be, and ex- amine minutely ali the various branches ef business dn an4@ around the great money centre of the city, He should hold himseif aloo! from the political theorists, who on the one hand would force an im- mediute resumption of specie peyments, and of the speculating bondholders on the otner, who wish to enhance their property to the utmost possibile value, The provbiem which he has to svive is an intricate and dificult one, The instant he arrives in Wall girect he will be beset. by the two classes of specu- Jators, who care maggot for the prosperity of the Mercantile and wanufacturing sections of the com- munity, and are only anxious to convince him of a policy which will redound to the success of their own selish plans, Mr. boutwell has done well so far, because le has always acted deliberate- ly. In the spring stringency im mouey he bought bonds nd gave the money mar- ket the advantage of a generous distribution of ourrency. When ihe gold gamblers tocked up gold be sold gold and defeated th plans, so that tle merchants who had to make thelr remittances in the summer were able to buy all the way down to I8iy. He comee now ata ti when another con- gpiracy is reported in the gold market, but he is met at the door of his old plan by an outery from the bondholders that ifhe attempts to sell gold he will tighten the money. market and @erange the already Matiering condition of the fall trade. The Dondhoiders say sell the gold directly for bonds— anything so jong as their plan ts pnt im operation. It is, or should be, the wish of every one in the coun- try, to see gold lower, Every decline in the premium is a step nearer the full restoration of the national credit, But haste toward such a desirable end should be made slow)y, lest the pathway be strewn with bankruptcies. If we can continue to reduce the premium on t precious metal year by year it Will be a fast enongh approach to specie payments. In this view the bondholders are right in trying to induce the Secret to exchange his gola for thelr bonds. The gold thus given to the market would occasion a decline in the premium. But here anothe act of circumstances Is presented for Ws consideration. The only people who wish gold cheap at tbis season are the few merchants who have borrowed gold instead of remit MS of exchange in the s be- due. vho wish to see gold nigher are the great body of produce and cotton merchants Who constitute so important au element of the com- mercial community. say to Mr. Routweil, “Don’t mterfere he market.” reir reason is their dezire to market their goods in Barope for tue greatest sum of greenbucks possible, They further gay to him, “lf the importing merchant has bot remitted when he should have dove 80, and when his calculations of profit were made on the former price of gold, then by paying with borrowed gold, expecting to get it back cheaper, he has changed his character from an importing merchant toa gold ‘bear.’ ” Such are some of the considerations which should weigh with the Secretary of the Treasury. In former years we paid for our European goods when gold was highest and sold our home goods to Europe when gold was lowest. We paid out gold in summer when it Was high and we received gold in winter when it was cheaper. What a masterly stroke of finance it Woula be on the partof Mr. Boutwell should he re- verse the old rule,and let us sell gur goods for the best prices and buy at the lowest! The Gola market to-day was quict and strong at 136 a 180}4. The rise was due to the delay in Mr. Boat- welj’s arrival and the decline in the afternoon to the prospective sale of a million of goid at the Sub- Treasury to-morrow. The course of the market is shown in the table:— The demand for cash gold was light, and bidders paid 1-82, 7 ana 6 per cent to have their balances carried. In the afternoon the rate ranged Irom fat for borrowing to6 per cent for carrying. At the Gold Exchange Bank the gross clearances were $93,301,000, the gold balances $1,909,418, and the eurrency balances $2,681,742, Foreign exchange was weak and lower, prime Dankers’ sight steriing selling as low as 109%. ‘There is alarge amount of borrowed bilis for sale inthe market, which the holders expect to cover with lower gold and lower rates of exchange in the inter, Francs were weak. The range of quota- tions, which are nominal, was as follows:—Sterling, eixty days’ commercial, 107 a 107%; good to prime bankers’, 107% a 10834; short sight, 108% a 10834; Paris, sixty days, 5.28% 95.20; short sight, 5.20 a 8.1734; Antwerp, 5.25% 85.20; Switzerland, 6.28% a 6.20; Hamburg, 24% a 5 Amsterdam, 80% a 40%; Frankfort, 0934 @ 4054; Bremen, 77)4 @ 7844; Prus- Bian thalers, 70 a 7034. Moncey was easy at seven per cent, which was the Tate withont exeeption ali around. Commerctal paper was still dull, except at extreme rates, Very little was done under twelve per cent. The government bought two millions of five. | twenties pursuant to the programme for Septem. ber. The offerings amounted to over six mullions, ‘The accepted lots were as follows:— 800,600, 1867, reg. 200,000, 185, 'cou 10,000, 12 105000, 1564, eo 0, 1885, cou 16) EL O00, 1 12,500, 18 6,600, 1237, 20/040, 1853, 0 82/000, 1862) + r Fe ve . vt ‘ 000 1886, co 10,000, Leta. 10,00, 124, eou. 0, 1265, cou, 10,400, 1867, cou. 10,600, — . . The large offerings at the Sub-Treasury and the unsettied feeling in stocks kept the government Market dull despite the government purchases, and Prices remained steady, closing as follows:—United Btaves currency sixes, 10934 a 109 0. sixes, 1881, Fegistered, 121 a 1213<; do. do., coupon, 12144 a 121%; Go. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 191 a 12154; do. do,, coupon, 1862, do., 122 a 122%; do, o., coupon, 1864, do, 12l4¢ a 121%; do. do., cou- pon, 1865, 1214 a 1211s; do. do., registered, Janu- ary and July, 119% a 120; do. do., coupon, 1668, do., 119% a 120; do. do, coupon, 1807, do., 120 & 12014; 40. do, coupon, 196%, do, 119% a 120; Go, ten-forties, registered, 100% a 110; do do, coupon, 110 a 110'y. In Southern securities the ne atrong and the old Tennessee, w owing to an impression with holders thet the two kinds shoula not be so widely different in price. Tlence tales are beingenade of the old bonds with a view to reinvest- ment in the new ones, the coupons being now all alike. South Carolinas were trong. Yue North Carolina special tax bonds were lover, The following were the closing street prices:—Ten essees, EX COUPON, 61 a 61%; do., new, 63 a 58; Virginias, ex coupon, 65 a 66; do., new, 58 a 69; Geor- #18 sixes, 82 a 84; do. sevens, 90 a 92; North Carolinas, €X coupon, 65 a.56; do., ne tax, Da Missouri. sixes, 86 a 87; Louisiana #ixes, 70072; do., levee sixes, 65 a 65%; Alabama eights, 93 a 04; do., fives, 61 a 63; South Carolina BIXES, 70 a 72; do., new, 67 a 69; Clty Memphis sixes, Wa 49. in the stock market there was a decided preva- lence of the bearish feeling which so changed the conrse Of prices within the past two weeks. There are, Of course, the usual intermediate reactions when the market brightens up and buyers are tempted to come in; but they nave hardly more than got their stocks when the citques set upon the market once more and sell everyining down, The 910 Provppalonad OPSTOIOTD 859 “abort” ang waL) inessees were 47 a 474; Ao., special | petween the “Dul™y? and the sirect, The de cline to-day wag inaugurated by @ break in Pacific Mail to 72%, from which 1t rallied to 7374, los- ing at 73, The Vanderbilt stocks were heavy with thg general market Brio was duller than the brokers expected it would be after its readmission, andthe “movement” in ithangs fire. It sold down tose, The objective point of attack in the rallways seemed to be Lake Shore, which was forced down to 101, and Rock Island, which was put back to 112%. Northwestern was subjected toa hard hammering, under which It touched 787s. Tho St. Paul stocks and Reading were unequal to the force of the general current and yielded about one percent. The follow- ing were the closing prices atthe last sessionof tho Stock Exchange:—Canton, 56 a 68; Camberland, 314 34; Western Union, 37 a 8734; Quicksilver, 13 a 14; Mariposa, 10 @ 10%; Go. preferfed, 18 @ 18%; Pacific Mall, 73% o 75%; Bos- ton Water Power, 15% @ 15%; Adams Ex- press, 573¢ @ 57\4; Wells-Fargo Express, 1844 9 164; American, 87'{ @ 373g; United States Express, @1% a 62\g; Merchants’ Union Express, 11 bid; New York Central, 2035§ a 203%%; Erie, 3015 a 394%; do. preferred, 69 @ 70; Hudson River, 183'¢ a 184; Harlem, 154 @ 160)4; Reading, 98 a 961% 5 Michigan Central, 128 bid; Lake Shore, 102% a 102%; Hitnois Central, 137 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1074 a 108443 Chicago and Northwest- ern, 793¢ & 7974; do. preferred, 8934 a 805; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 78 a 78%; Rock Island, 11344 @ 113343 Milwaukee and St, Paul, 754¢ a 7644; do. preferred, €644 a 66%%; Toledo and Wabash, 78% @ 7855; do. preferred, 80 bid; Fort Wayne, 87% a 87%; Aiton and Terre Haute, 30 a 3424; a0, preferred, 57 bid; Oklo and Mississippl, 3256 & 32%; Dela- ware and Lackawanna, 110 bid; New Jersey Central, 103 a 1064; Chicago and Alton, 150 @ 151; Morris and Essex, 8834 bid; Hannibal aud St. Joseph, 1183¢ a" 122; do. preferred, 1163 @ 118; Colambus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 3044 @ 32, The following shows the range of the principal stocks to-day:— Highest. Lowest. New York Central + 204 203 Harlem... + 155 Er 4046 Hudson River, 2 1s4ig Reading.... 963 Michivan Southern + 1025 Wabash. + 18% Piuispuri oe oe + 109 iy Northwestern. «80% 18% Nortuwestern preferred, 8035 85% ock Island. 113g M2y Milwaukee ai 5 . + 15% a Milwaukee and St. Paul pref.. 85% 855 Pacific Mail... “4 72g The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive of specie) fram the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending September 14, 1869, was $3,124,302, The following shows the results of to-day’s bust- Ness at the United States Sub-Treasury in this city: General balance yesterday. $86,237,097 Goid receipts. : + 724,501 Gold payments cee 103,155 Gola balance. 77,869, 38% Currency receipts... 5: Currency payments... Currency balance General basance. Custows—Includer SALES AT THE KEW 103K STO: Wednesday, Sept. 13—10:15 A. Me 22000 US 5-20, r, "62....¢ 121M 30088 Pac M SS Co 20, 132100 do, £000 U: Ly 0 US 5:24, &, 68. 235000 CS 6's, 10-40, reg e0u00 dO... £00 US B's, i 5000 US. 200 do. 100 Chie & N W pref. peek ale iB 0. i Morris & Es RR, 100 100 0,0 &1 C RR. do. 200 Mariposa pre! 100 Quicksilver M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. BOD do tse eesti foun UB ates ere Lane 9 tee cee [J 5 sa 3100 8 a a Bop 2g $000 don haces ad 120 6000 US 5-80, reg, 0d..7 10" 1 ¥ 5000 di Wt ‘U8 Sia, 10-44, x, 18.0) US 5:28, o, 48500 US 6-26, 0, Odo. One o’Cleck P. M. $500 Tenn 6's, ex cou.. 61'¢ 400 sha Reading RR..., 96: 1000 Mil & St P Tat m. £04 200 Cleve & Pit re i 200 lo. 109 Col, 18) tong & do. 20 Erie RB... STAEET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Clock P. West UaTol.... 81 a 87k Pittebur . 78 & 7BMq Northwestern .. 79m 791% « 203% @ 208%; jorthwestern pf 883 bd + $9 "a B39" Rock Island. § 4g Bt Paul. COMMERCIAL REPORT WEpNEGDAY, Eopt. 15-6 P. M, Correr.—Rio wasin improved demand, and snjes were 10 bags ex M. Hamilton and 112 do. ex steamer sippion private terms, Maracaibo was in good re- qnest; eles 1,558 bags ex Adelaide on private terms, Other kinds were dull, but unchanged, Corrox.—Only a moderate business was consummated, the demand from all sources being light, and prices again re- ceded 13,0. per Ib., the market closing weak at the reduction; the offerings were fair, while the sales were 1,142 bales (Jn- cluding 845 to arrive, of which 797 were for spinning, 883 for export and 13 on speculation, For future delivery the market was passably netive, but at % he prices fully jyc, below thowe obtained orda, were a8 follows :—100 bales average low middling for Dece: ber, 200 do., do. for ember, at Be. ; 21 bai rt mber, part at 2. a 29%40; 40 do, for October, C0 do, for De We ber, at 26}¢c., and 100 do. at wy) for January, at 26: Ordinary Good middling, 815, Freion?Ts were less ve, bnt rates to all porta continued torwefirm, Petroleum vessels for charter were sought after to a fair extent, but the number chartered was sroall, owin, to the ndvanced ratea demanded. Rates for Fitainas ined vosseis, which were most in demand, were 6s. 9d. to Cork for orders, and &, to the Baltic, Grain vessels were in limited and, bat held with firmness et former figure: ments were:~To Liverpool, 29,500 bushel Had, 000 bdin rosin wt Oe Bd. ed. a Me and per. at Wheat at 10/40., 000" bbls. four at 28, 9d. 200 baler A 4th 900 do, and small lots bacon and ‘a 40s, raepec 1 private terma, the Bristol Channel, with 2,200 quarters gr to the north wide of Cuba and back, with 800 bbd 7 W0: a North German bark to thé Baltic, with Ps um at 7. 6d.; a Bremen bark to Bremen, with 5,000 vis, do., and an American bark to the Continent, with 8,000 his. do. on private termes sisal, ain, Sink L AND GRALN.—! cmipts, & bbls. four, bushels wheat, 80,655 do. corn and 25,8 do oats, Fiour ried and and & fair toquicy ader & moderate export trade and ® fair business was done on the baw quotations, California four wa nominal, Th prised about 16,000 bb! henge troleam on. 1 0f which about 6,000 bol for export, taainly to the provinces, at #6 95 a $6 45 on West. ern extras and #6 458 $7 for good to £1 xtra Btnte, Southern dour was only in moderate demand and prices heavy. Salea 82 bole. Rye flour was Inmod- ie of 430 at steady est mt | prices, and Cora meal was sleady at our guotatior pp Sales 250 850008 575 ewan 695 6hn 675 1 6he 70 600 625 6400 675 vee 7008 8 BO Roundihoop Obio, shipping brand s* Gap a 680 Round hoop Obio, trade brands. 6 ie 700 Bt, Louialow extra. Shoe 7u0 Bt, Louts straight ext Swe 400 Et, Louis cholce double extn #00— 900 8t. Lonls choloe fami) $002 1000 Fouthern choice and ane bouthern superfine and extra. 0s 800 California flour (sacks and bbis. Son 9oo sgn 640 s 68 686 be was in mode. while amber $1 i NEW YORK — eed, they have covered the fight will be a desperate one “HERALD, THURSDAY, oL at ng! Ey 1 Bb a a #1 TL for white win- 48 a #149 for red West- in unchanged. The sales 1 8 81 15 for hot to choice cargoes nN for white Western, $1 16a 81 4 a 1 37 for white Southern, Ow 70 dull and lower, the eales being 50,000 bushels at é3e. . (the latter price for choice white}, closing at Sic. a ic. ‘was slow of sale, tl id bein light and ricea were heary. Small sales wero made at 1 140 $1 14 for Western, Hey malt 700 bushels were sold at wy. Sales 1,000 bushels, to dL 28, & nomi $146. Barley was du!l and bi arrive at Albany, at #1 18. GUNNIES were dull at ITe. a IT. for ba; 23. cloth. We heard of no sales, No sales were reported. Prices were nominelly Sy GOldhy fOF Manila, 4c. a Be, do. for jute, 7340. & Yakspied, in bout, and T0e, do, for Sisal. Hora.—The demand was very light from all classes of buy ers, and prices were benvy, Sinail sales were reported at 4c. a ibe. for old and ie, a Ws. for new, HayY was moderately active nt 55c. 2 60c. for shipping, 7c. 8.81 15 (or retail lots, 950. for long rye straw and f6c. & Sic. for short do. MOL4GSRS.—The market was quiet, and we heard of no eaies of moment. Pri however, were ady and firm at the quotations publisived In our last issue. NAVAL The demand (or epirits turpentine was light, and ihe market was rather he poenee, prices were fe = rob a ie acd ship- no lower closing at 485jc. = 44 Ping lots: The aulos were 8 bbls sige. a 44, Rovin was waa slit dull. ‘The 2 Hs, 160 do. No. moro sought after, though the market sales were £C0 bbls. common etratned at At 3 a BB 75 0 84, 50 do. pale at $5_ H0, 500 do. do, at 0, Wo quote: Strained '$2 80 a #2 38, No. b 2 45a $9 85, No. 1 & $425, pale $4 Wo 6 50) extra do, and window glass 648%. Tar was ver demand being cntefly from ‘& pavement comp any and prices ad ry fully 250, per bbl, i a y closing at $4 for Wilmington and ‘The sales were as followa:~i5 bbs, 10. do. W; 185 do, do. at 83-25, 500 do. caer at $3 75, ‘50 dc 2 3 ctive, Bo "do. to arrive) at $8 Hix4, and 40 do, Washing: Olive was steady, with sales of 2,000 gallons, in 1 48.081 20, A wal of 6,600 gallona was rumored at #110, gold. Lard was steady at yesterday's prices, Lin- seed was selling m small lot at 96c, a #1 in casks and bbls. Cruite sperm was in good demand for export, and sales were made of 40 bbis. here and 3,000 in New Bedford at or about #178. Tu otner kinds the buainesé was unimportant. PRoVIsION#.—Recespts, 6) bbis. pork. The market for ork was deciledly more’ active, Dut at prices SUc. a The, be- Jow those deinanded ye: aules were imington size) at quoted at vic. @ 0c, with arrivals Of 5,048 h for slaughterers. Beet was only in moderate demand, bu steady ‘in value. The gales were 75 bbls, at 35. & for plain and B10 @ iS. 8)” for Tierce beef was “inactive and prices were Sy, nominal, Beef hams were steady and firm, With sales of 75 bbls, at $25 a $3). Cut meats were quiet, butunchapged in value, There were amall walos with thb TAD 0! ce c. for An ickled #! ler, Tec. Ider for’ pickied hatas and de. a! Sie, oked and bagged do. Bacon was quiet, the demand being light, and we heard of no sales of importance; ice cure’ was quoved at 1630, a 17c, Lard was still slow of sale and hoav, in price, the sales being 1,000 packages at Ive, a 19e. for No. to prime steam and 195,0. a 13i\e. for kettle rendered, in- crnaing 650 packages for this month at I8ic. scller's Perkovrom.—For crude, tn bulk, the demand was attll hight, and wa heard of no anles of cdnsequence; 19\c. was generally demanded, Crude, in bdbis., was obtainable at about 22\c., notlwthstanding the very bigh rates of freight, Refined was {a active demand from exporters, and prices ad: vanced fully Jac. ‘ee gailén, the market closing strong at the improvement, The sales were lar, bein, followa:. 19,000 bbls, tor September delivery at B2iqc., 3,200 do. for OKI do, for the tiret half of October at $230, (salle 8,000 do. for the last haif of October at B2}4c.. opiion. Naphtha was firm, with sales of 500 bbia, at Residctum was in some demand; sales 140 bble. at $5. In Philadelphia the market was active and excited and prices Were higher, closing at lige. a B2ij0,, for September. ‘be sales were 500 bbls. staudard white at S2ige., 9,000 do. do. for September at 3234c, a 82%c., 1,000 og, or December 1 82/,c,, $k do, far Getober to December at M25g¢., 8,00) do. from September to December at 8224¢. & S2}gc.; also about 0 bbls Roe Eoeeones sae for September to December, eee 3 5 $5 105. 5. ited demand and heavy. Small go of Ke. a So. for common to a old, fu bond. BET5 potas duty pata V4. Crase were dul ide., timothy 24 00 rices were with- of . Rangoon was quoted BrEps.—Cnloutta linseed wa ¢. if 2 demand was hight, but not alteration. There were small sales within the ra 18}cc,.n 20g, for common to prime in hhds, and tierce: ., SUGAP.—Lhe market for raw continued fairiy active and frm, the demand being chiety from rotiners, | Tae salcs were 1,873 bhds, at LL;¢. a t8ige, for Cuda and Porto Rico; also 1,200 boxes at} 120, a 12%%c., and 4,000 bags Pernam 0 at 1c. Redued was in good demand, and some kinds were higher. | We quote:—Hards, 1640.3 eoft white, 153;c. a 1534c., and extra C, 1540. a 15:40.; imferior to common retiniog Cuda, Lige.'a MW ige.; fair & at ood do., 1i%{c. = 12c.; fair to Good 'grotary, Iahee Bs "10 oh 12 c.; prime to choice do. (Co - a boxes), it Ni The demand was moderate, but prices we steady, especially for prime; the salea were 60,000 Ibs. at Wye a 12c., the latter price for choice. HISKEY.—Recelpta, 40 bis. The market wat erately active and prices wero somewhat trreg! wrere sales of 200 Dbl. at 1 0 a $1 82%, tax pwid, Closing about rE EE MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BURCHELL—JACKSON.—On Thursday, September 9, by the Rey. E. Hitchcock, Mr. Jon J. BURCHBLL to 188 ISABEL JACKSON, both of this city. BAULEY—Farris.—On Monday, September 13, by the Rev, Dr. Fackier, FREDERICK M, BalLEy to Mary E. Farris, both of this city, BritTON—GiLL.—At Gifford’s Station, 8. 1, on Wednesday, September 15, by tie Rev. Dr, Goddard, Mr. ALBXaNDER H. BRITTON to Miss Maky May GILL. DEMAREST—GODDARD.—On Wednesday afternoon, September 16, at the South Reformed church, by the Rev. F, Bottome, assisted by the Rev. Alexander R. Thompson, D.D., GzorGs F, DEMAREST to NETTIE, ons daughter of Mr. Wu. H. Goddard, all of this city, Dorron—TaLpor.—In this city, on Monday, Sep- tember 13, at the Fiftn Avenue Hotel, by the Rey. Dr, W. A. Scott, Henry Duron, Jr.,to Mary E., eldest daughter of W. C. Talbot, Esq., all of San Francisco, Cal. No ds. —At Morristown, N. J., on DONNELLY ~GRaTran. Monday, Septetaber 13, in St, Mary’s church, by the Rev. P. McGovern, CHARLES DONNELLY to DBLia GRATTAN. FINN—HEALEY,—On Wednesday, September 15, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by tne Rey. J. Moran, BexNnarp W. Finn, of New York, to Miss > only daughier of Michael Healey, Esq., of Brookiyn., No cards, HIBBARD—BRADFIELD.—At South Boston, Mass., on Wednesday, September 15, by Rev. Joseph Chnch, MiLYON R. Hispano, of New Yor’, to BLIzA- EETH BRADFIELD, of South Boston. Kina—Jaynes.—On Wednesday, September 15, at Bediord stroct Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rey. John jookinan, Mr. Samugt ©, King to Miss EmEv1e L. JAYNES, all of this city, Kvatzi—BoGprr.—At St, Paul’s Reformed Dutch church, in Fortleth jstreet, on Wednesday, Septem- ber id, by Rev. Dr. Alexander R. Thormpson, Mr. Joun C. Kcatzi to Mis# Maky Exa, daughter of A, W. Bogert, all of this city. MCFARLAND—STEWAKT.—On Tuesday morning, September 7, at the First Pres: jan church, in ‘Titusville, Pa, by Rev. H.'l. Ford, of Norristown, Pa, JOHN D. MCFARLAND, of Shamburg, Pa., to NANNI# STEWART, Of Kingavilie, Ohio, No cards, PALMER—McFARLAND.—At Graco church, Brook- lyn, on Tuesday, September 14, by Rev, George F. eymour, D.D., assisted by Rev. Dr. Paddock, Rev. GsorGe VY. PALMER, Of Shakopee, Minn, to L. Lovis#, daughter of L. W. McFarland, No cards, Poughkeeps nd St. Paul papers please copy. Suay—BoLAND.—On Sunday, Septeuber 12, at hia residence, 24 Stanton street, by the Rey. James Mil- let, CHAKLES Suay to Many Bo.anp, both of this city. Secone—Grrry. tember 15, by Rey brides uncle, A. City, Mr. Gkorag 8, Sxcoxs, formerly of Haver- gtraw, N. Y., to Miss Manraa &., dauguter of Thomas Getty, Esq., of New York, TEN EycK—CRUMMBY.—At the residence of Wil- liam H. Cowl, Esq,, Brooklyn Helghis, on Wednes- day, September 15, by the Rey. Francis Vinton, D, D., JouN A, TEN EXCK to MaGuty A. CnuUMMEY, both of Brooklyn, Waite —Ratupons.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September 16, by the Rey. Dr. Lddy, Mr. JOEL Wi of St. Louis, to Miss ANNA D. RaTHBOND, of the former place. No cards, ardtbon on Wedneaday, Se} he ey Died. Reax.—At Scotch Plains, N. J., on Wednesday, September 15, Mary, wife of Jotim Beak and daughter of Isaac and Mary Mead, mm the dist year of her age, Funeral at Scotch Plains, on Friday morning. BakeR.—On Tueaday, September 14, at Millstone, Ww. 3 EDWARD TaLcor?, only eon of Edward and Matiida V. R. Baker, aged 1 year and 10 days. Funeral services at Millstone this (Thursday) morn- ing at ten o'clock, BRiLL.—On Tuesday, September 14, Avavsta, only daughter of Wiliam &, and Elviaa J. Brill, aged 13 months and 14 days, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully mvited to attend the funeral, from 164 Forsyth street this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Buiven.—At Norwieh, Conn, on Monday night, September 13, Lizair A., wife of Joun B, F. Bliven, of Brooktyn, N. Y., aged 26 years. The funeral will take place from the Plerrepont street Baptist church, brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Relatives and iriends of the deceased cordially invited to attend. Connoy.—On ‘Tuesday, September 14, WILLTAM Josera, the only son of Thomas and Margaret 0, Conroy, aged 11 months and 24 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuliy invited to attend the funeral, thia (Thursday) afterncon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his purents, No, 422 Cherry street. enone ro this city, on ‘Tuesday, September 14, BNRKY S. Decker, nephew of \salah ers, aged #6 oars. i) Jsalab Rynders, ag ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of George Washington Lodge, No, 285, F. and A. M,, are respectfully invited to attend ‘the funeral, from the residence of his father-in-law, Nicholad Kilue, Esq., No. 267 West Fourteenth atreet, on Friday morning, at eleven o' Troy, Kingston and Kunira(N, Y, papers please copy. orice. —Members of George Washington Lodge, 286, dA. M., are hereby summoned to. meet at their lodge rooms, corner Seventh street and Third avenue, on Friday, September 17, at 10 A. M., for ihe if i hi t tribute of respect to our lenry 8. Decker, ‘Tho fraterulty is re- ved to attend. By order, CHAS, F. BERGNER, W. M. Easaon.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, pg 16, at three o'clock, ANNA, wife of Peter in, 19 years, 3 months and 16 days. ‘Thy TelAasives AUG friends Of the family are respect ol ae. ESTATE FOR of her “io Carlton, PS 55% OOUNTRY | SALE. ‘Bast Side. STORTA.— 0 t “fravanas—On Wedueat SALE rem came tnines roserssion, yum | A ShisBitN cash Bet. iin, of Peart eee ARD FLAN. large AFF’, ciaga four story high stoop house No. 8 East OWNER og Rear Pith avenue; mush ve sold. 1oqulre of F°°\4 SALE—iWo NEW Four STORY BROWN STONE He each Dx 60xlt juire 01 100; modern funprovementa, In * a the proutiaes, 200 Bust Forty-sitth airect, iy RK SALE CHEAP—A LOT, 95X121 FEET, IN PEAB! near Madison street ; a renereat Houses tn al i several parts of the city. Apply to KE, O'REILLY, £30 Grand strect, ‘corner Bowery, | FE ARLEM—A NEW BRICK HOUSE AT A BARGAIN T NEW BR —-TWO ov: A try or sia gacen 3 reg bed 4 Fett com ak ade gistgs, ae te ae RR Ok omg BARGAIN.—I WILL SELL A GOO! (A ci ceca ron nea ck ara HOLBROOK, Port Jervis, a 5 NEW TWO STORY STORE AND ELL A for 6a!0; ouly #400 caah required, ean i & oni, solr ae Dinas bree ee ie train Cae lo K. 0. road wi e' ork, ccond street, uear Broadway, Ellzabethpori; N. Je ete peeks based chek (aca CAPITALISTS, TAKE NOTICE,—$500) CASH acoure onv-ffth or $3,000 one-tenth, at coat 2. Ireland. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. $10 Tenth avenue, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. GANNAN.—ANN Garam, daughter of Patrick and Bridget Ganuan, a native of county Longford, Ire-, land. Bp: ‘The friends of the family, and those of hot vaties, fo ane & Dosen abe seanectally pee i fe’ nu the funeral, from her la! residence, vest Twrenty-aeventh atrect, this (Thursday) afternoon, at | ord, dgubaned pmmeiaiy nig onmas all moder In, two ofciock, Reisou“Apoiy'to OWNER, Bin ‘Grand streck Brooklyn papers please copy, Goopwin.—On Wednesday, September 15, at his ARLEM.—A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY HIGH BASE- ment and colar Philadelphia brick House; all impro idence, 211 He c! he vIN, In ve~ resident ry street, MICHAEL GOODWIN, Palate the 50th year of his age, ments, and fas fixtures; 20.8x38x100; fine order; Purchase of a Leautifully situated Pi ‘Notice of funeral hereafter, Jocatlon an convenient fo boat and cara, eal value ln Har. | about 100 acres, at the depot, one hour from New } m fo 100, aveni t Meare gl ; uses are about el er HEALY.—On Tucsday, September 14, JOUN HEALY, | ner of 11th street, eearonue So | Shuroken, echools, do-;titla pertests ‘ecurity wig cba ip the 65th year of his age. and plan perfected that will Bake the investmsubsneat ‘The funerai will take place on Friday morning, at OTS.—TWO CHOICE LOTS FOR BALE, ON SECOND } table, Address box 3,483 New York Post oilice. 4 avenuio, near Kighty-sevond street: level yrade, no rock ; | ‘ADC Ee eee nine o'clock, ‘at Second avenue, between Bighty- | 74 buliding site. BERT T. MEEKS, 80 Cedar street. ‘The friends and ‘Geman, HOUSE—CONTAINING EIGHT ROO! second and Pg ite atreete, gas, water, éc., In Newark, N. J.) for sale on aceo family row relatives of are respectfully invited to E PROPERTY FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGR D ay fe i efor frst class Dwelling Houses, Tenement Pro} ‘or | of owner goin, id; price Cr 2,00 cashs a eeeroun aks Middletown, N. Y.,on Saturday, | Wel! located Lots, Apply to URMY &'CUPLAND, 416 Fourth mers F. DICKERSON, Tea Sumner avenue, September 11, after a short winesa, of typhoid fever, i RY Eo Li RR EL Ce, SEATS AND COTTAGES, ALSO BUILDING Harvey H, HarForD, aged 34 years. QD AVENVE PROPERTY.—A CORNER 50X95, BELOW Bites, for sale, at Hackensack, Cherry iil, Rutherft Buried at Middletown on Tuesday, September 14. Fiftleth street; lowest’ pri 845,000. ‘Two 6 at Park and Passaic, one hour ey galway, HENTHORN.—At Harlem, on Wednesday, Septem: | eiore aud tonements, near Fitiy-tntedesttoet, 882100; $44,000, E. M. MASON, No. 1 Centre street. ber 45, Josprn, the beloved son of Isaac and Mary | Near Thirty-elghth mtreet, 6 story, 17x75; 18,000." “Others Henthorn, aged 11 months and 3 days. ( Dhipeid HOMES, ON EASY PAYMENTS ‘The iviends and acguaimtances are respectfully in- 5,000 to 157! OR FOR From SINGIN cash.—Neat, néw Cottages, with one or more full lots 600, & DUNKIN, 159 East Thirtieth street. vet a to suit, vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of wu Pres pd 10) oan ag te bene m8 n'y 86 mint . ¥ Onn $ CE MN $ a rooms ; jons; only his parents, 126th street, near Sixth avenue, this $500 one ene yy riget Molpeeten Ae | from Kew York; 50 trains igs boat; comroutation lows (Thursday) afternoon, atone o’clock, ‘The romaine | Mises, Kobbius avetue, Westchester road, Norvisanta, just be- | Send for pamphlets to E.R. KELLOGG, No. & Will be takeu to Calvary Cemetery for interment. HARLON.—At his late residence, corner of Navy and Willoughby streets, on Wednesday, September bag leo HAR LON, in the 26th year of his age. nd Hariem ridge, two story Cottage uid full Lot; 7 rooms, Yery desirablo; pena opportunity. ‘Fake Third avenue care or Harlem boat, \eaving Peek siipevery hour. Full partioulars JOHNSON, Anctloneer, 87 Nassau street, or J. AN- 202 Broadway. yey York, or Second atreet, near Broadway, Ebi INGLEWOOD, N. J.—VERY DESIRABLE RESTe dence, handsome grounds, fruit and shade trees, stal riends and relatives of the famlly are respect. | ——— = - ‘ey worth 818,000, will be wold’ at fy Puce and on tae 18 full invited to attend the funera!, on Sunday, at his 12 500, TPO SALE (A GREAT BARGAIN), A suit. Address box 653 New York Post ofllce. late residence, corner of Navy and Willoughby fe ab ful three story House near Lexington s 2 ay ieam’” ahomeneoee ARM FOR SALE CHEAP—NEAR SOMERVILLE? Feet’ iW acres, “Apply to THOMAS 0. NASH, 8 a 1 avenue, below Thirty-fourth street; all modern rook! Le, improve- Repeat: BEOGRAD, Wir tp SUR MSR TAHA Menta; or iurniaiied for $18,000, By TAYLOR & STEARNS, Westmeath papers please copy. September 15, at_the qityxins.—On Wednesday, No. 13g Pine street, sie » James otel, ts cl JLEOPATRA, Wile of ARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS—H!DSON RIV! George 8 Jenkins, i the Bist year of her se. an West Side. views, aud water Fronia joa the Northern Haron of Punera rom ie puust church, Forty-six! BI 0} 4 WN STONE nany within one hour ol lew York; a > street, near Pith avenue, on Friday afternoon, at Tandsomagat strestep tanya aOReOSLOO.S. Yrlce FORGO, hi ime vo exchange far oily. or Brooklyn Property; two o'clock, Apply on premises 319 Weet Fifty-Brat streci, neur Bighth TEAnY cheap’ $05 Guetranes Dis Minraout, exh naan Cincinnati papers please copy. Lemay see <p oe TRUS 4 i a! J iy. A FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE, FOUR STORY, BROWN stone, past ith every improvement, built by MorGan.—On Wednesday, September 15, JOHN a days’ work, on West Pifty-second street, second houne from Mongan, aged 41 years, IACTORY FOR SALE—FITTED FOR ACID OR SUPER. ‘The fricuds of the family are respectfnlly invited hosphate works, £e.; ample supply of. water: inrge brick butidlags, engine, ‘boliets, tatite Fifth avenvo; hard wood doors, Diack walnut staircases, to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, No. | heavily trimmed ble ball and mantels. Open dail % | &c.i two divellings; One water front and pter; price low 200 Thirty-lirat street, corner Seventh avenue, to St. | Piod velock JOHN G. GRAFF 3% Boadway, roomtae | terms easy. ©. DELAFIELD, 71 Broadway. Michaei’s church, West Thirty-second street, be- tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery, FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FOR, SALE-A, CONVENIENT STONE MOUSE, W: Dwelling, on Murray Hill, near Fifth avenue, for sale; ten rooms, Iately put into thorongh repair, with I D i barn, cowhouse, stabling, piggeriea, two yardona an MaGUtRE.—On Tuesday, September 14, after ase- | Price only B:0.W0, Also 'w Line corner (brown stone House | ‘acres or good faud, at Reopus, Uluter county, N.Y. de vere illness, Hug Macuine, in the 27th year of | 8%¢,Lot well located, on Lexington avenue, for 828,000, and | tity situatect on the west Oa Of the Hades, river, Abo alarge number of other Houses at equally low prices, b; SOREPH McGUIRE, &7 Cedar street, wn Poem PF N ATTRACTIVE BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE on Forty-eighth street, near Sixth avenue immediate Posuension can be had by plrckasing Carve JOSEPH NASON, OR SALE—THE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED THREE story brown sione House 323 West Fifty-fifth street, in perfeat order and convenient to the Park, Furaiture all ew fand of xood wuality, | Will be gold low, and terms easy. Ap- Ply to the owner on the premises, {OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH Stoop 26 foot front House, fine location, below the Park, with elegant Furniture; immediate possession; also a four mille by railroad from New York. Steamoonts and foup ui times a day within three-quarters of a mille of the plac . Address yvor GEO! x 8 age. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, No. 336 East Thirteenth street, this (Thurs- day) afternoon, at one o'clock. Norics.—The wembers of the Mutual Association are requesied to Ineet at the New York Assembly Rooms, corner of Twenty-second street and First avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock, to attend the funeral of our late brother member, Hucu Macurre, McGrny.—This (Thursday) September 16, at ten o’clock, there will be a higa mass of requiem in the Chapel of tie Holy Cross, lorty-third street, Eighth Price, house, !and and water ower, &. uf CAMBRELENG, 14 Wail street, Rew Voi SMALL OOD, On the premiaes, Esopus, Ule.ct comty, POR S348 (AE WOOPHAVEN, LT, 4 Two stony, aitic and basement House, 86 feet front, 33 feet deep} atabling for 16 Lorsea; toe house; shed for 12 wagons; al new; ® good lot of fruit trees; only $3,500, ball cash; 98 Dusiess stead, Inquire on the premises, of JOHN’ a 6 ON. SA re BRICK SORE hie repute bai a horse. power. Eugine, Boiler, cj. terms 8. Le KELLAM, Hilzabeiny and Ninth avenues, for the repose of the soul of the | story brown stone in West Thirty-fourth strect. “ ateas parecer late Pavi, ModixN, wito died in Ireland July 16, 1862, 8. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. Oe Sains te enue SO =n AE ae ee Is friends and the friends of the family are respec! SRE BEG aran: | at Gien.Co1 jand fully invited to attend without further notice. OR SALE—A HANDSOME THREE STORY HIGH } Tih stato of oto nena ‘stoop brown stone House, on Forty-efzlith street, between Bixth and Seventh avenues, 25 Pine street. OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSS! first cians thre No. 367 Lexington 20x50; of puperior fnikh in‘every res; Inquire of owner on premisos. OR SALE-A FINE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE McINryRg.—On Tuesday, September 14, John Mo- Intyrs, aged 60 yeara, Tue relatives and friends, also the Eighteenth pre- cinct police, are invited to attend the funeral, from 333 Nast Sixteenth street, this (dhursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, McCarron.—On Tuesday, September 14, at his residence, Fourth avenue, South Brooklyn, Don FRANCISCO. McCarron, aged 43 years, seven Cattle, 8 Horses, 65 ata in Harlem ; aivo patr of Mares that can trot torether at the ole in 2:43; one small Horse, can trot in 2:40; Dugay, Sleigh, isk iy dre Gc 8. GOOBNERG ion given by reasin, » K, fireot Phiiadelphia, Pas wes FOR, SALETAS TAM GOING TO CHINA 1 OFFER for sale at a sacrifice my place, gituited in Saratogm county, N. Y., consistin, il, Particulars of ISAAC HONIG, ESSION, ONE oa Murray Hilly ‘iret street; house ; price moderate, of new 1x20, thiree stories, eone 1 taining olfcular naw mil, inch saw, Inthe inachinery’ £o. months and 14 days. high stoop House, 20.10x60x100; leasehold on Forty- dri by rT 40 fell wh; ’ The relatives and friends aro respectfully invited | ond. street, near Firth avennio; possession 1st October, by } Sud in sat vate mianing omer weal A ‘veil cateuinied for th HINMAN & SON, 2 Pine street. ii OR BALE—ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FIFTY-SIXTH stre@e between Broadway and Eighth avenue, two frat at manufacture pen: flows abs nd, 60 tilia to attend tne funeral on Saturday, from the house of bis brother-in-law, 250 Degraw, nezr Court street. MCOHILLIAMY.—On Wednesday, September 15, of lizht wood work, automatic iuratag &o. t 50 acres, 14 feet head; also avout 100 acres ; comfortable dwe! and oubulld> Hon Ri 0. Di Le | class four story brown stone Houses, 2.x58, being Nos. 2M and | !g8. Shoull ve seen to be appreciated. i cau be seen for MeChilianay, aged 8 years; omonth’ and 12 Gays," | 0; terme ene). Inquire on the pretiaes” dures days at $9 Jay street, Lrookipn, oF uccress H. Be HOLe ‘The iriends of the family are invited to attend the : - - es th SES inna FOR, SALE [ON THE Most DESIRABLE PART OF Murray Lif, an extra wide and elegant tat class Houre, built with great cere and finished in har2 wood. Owing to the extra width and depth of the house, the rooms are large and attractive, and anitable for a family requiring a spacious and costly awelling. For further particulars apply to &. H, LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine street. faneral this ([hursday) afternoon, at half-past two o’clock, trom the residence or bis parents, 28 Gold street, Brooklyn, PgErring.—On Wednesday morning, September 15, FRIGDERICH PETTING, aged 80 years. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to OR SALU—~AT NORTHPORT, L. J., 40 MILES FROM New York, a Farm of 40 acres, Ronse ant Barn; bas Water front aud is in everyrespeot a desirable p ave for a ecoune try residence; cara run direct to the placc; lowest price 85,00, Apply to A. H. LEGGEAT, 183 Peat, sivect Ne Ve attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two | YOR SALE-TRE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT OF ad ncten, tonetaat witha Hater penned ae vheee oe O'clock, from his lite residence, No. ¢ Pearl street. | 2. brick Dullaing, No. Sam Greene. streets bea peen used 88 |: Long f ‘sot would be exchanged a-cinst a house im Regp.—On Monday, September 13, after @ snort |'Thquire of 8. A. & J. A, SWENA. ON, 254'Church street, New York or Brooklyn. Apply to J. POLL. , 18 Bowery, New York, OR SALDE—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE THREE story high stoop brick House and Lot/'S36 eat Thirty. firat street; has recently been put in splendid order; new plumbing, fre Place heater, éc.; very sine location; price very Teasonable; also several others on west side; also a Cottage and Lot 20 by 100, on West Thirtietn street, 2,500, SMITH & MEAD, 432 Eighth avenue, iilngss, Lewis B. REED, aged 80 years. 1% friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, tuis (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, ee oes late residence, 60 West Forty-seventh street. SEexamP.—On Tuesday, September 14, at slx o'clock P. M., after a short but severe illness, HENRY SEEKAMP, ’ The funeral will take place from 109 Hudson ae on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. Pat org e id, 50x100, tind, S0x100, OF Broun MOM. SAY BARKER, (22 Brondwa OR SALF'—A GREAT BARGAIN, FA’ NEAR NEW Brunswick, N. J., 170 acres; magmiiicent jocation for Face cours for tnnnite and trotiing, EDWARD & Valk & WAR! HARDENBURGH, 65.Wall sirect, (PHE THREE STORY RIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSES Ths Forty-eeventh etreet, Is46x100, $15,000; 148 Forty. MIPH.—At Cove Ho’ South en, jy ON | #ixth strect, 10x45x100, $18,500; 280 Fifty-thirt st., 19x4dxlt SRR eR INR URL ERENT omc Wednesday, September 15° sat oui ute Bis, walt are fine houges; very desirably located; one OR BALE AT LOW PRICES—TO PARTIES Wit only daughter of William Wi. and Sarah P. Smith, uf | block from Mroadway cars; ail “improvements; excellent will positively erect residences this fa!!, a few exvee New York, aged 10 years, 7 montha aye.” order; immediate possession. Apply on the premises, ingly choice su sing Lo arithin ave min teat walk Of 0. WORKAUL.—On Tuesday morning, September 14, 27 7H STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE. i ches, schools, water, d every convenienes A THREE ane and ev story high stoop brick House, in good order; will be her particulars at ollice of owner, 6 Ferry fold ate sacrifice. Apply to BELLAMY & STRATTON, No, JOHN WORRALL, 76 years. ‘The funeral will take piace, from No. 40 Clarkson rt rk. phous the rear, this (Thursday) afterngon, at two Pine stree' OURES ‘AND FORTUNES IN THE 801 7H.-NOW IB FORTUNES IN THE 601 70.cNOW o'clock, 5 () FORA FIRST CLASS THEE stoRY the tne to buy, as property mus! xlvance soon fp WoLrg.—At Staten Island, on Tuesday evening, UU nich stoop House ‘in fee), Munsard roof; | price. We bave inrge'and small tracta; Parts of allt September 14, of congestion of the sungs, UpoLrHo }3¢x502100.5 ; only 860 feet west of Fifth avente. (n the hand: | and all prices, in all parts of the South. "Fo: for cash Woure, Esq,, of tus city, in the svth year of his | somest etrect beiow the Park. OSCAR SMITH, 82 Fifth | exchange on extra liveral to SOUTHER! avenue, corner of Fourteenth street. ROBERT 'SOMER- | LAND COMPANY, 432 Broome airect, New York. VILLE, 87 Nassaa street, room No. 4 Miscellaneous. ALT xOU WANT JQ |BUY, A BROWN | STONE + House obtain the fall list of desirable houses, at re- uced valuations, from WARD & OGDEN, Broadway, cor- ner of Seventeenth street. 2. “ihe relatives and friends of the family, and of his brother, Joel Wolfe, and his brother-in-law, David A. Burke, are invited to attend the funeral, from his Jate residence, 133 West Fourteenth street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, without further notice. WicuT.—On ‘ednesday, September 15, Mra, Lovisa Wigut, aged 60 years. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to N ONTROSE, N, J.,ONE HOUR FROM CITY—NE' ‘ House, with all modern conveniences, gna, stationet ibs, furnace: over one acre; three minuies fr ene! 14,000; one-third cash, HAMILTON & WALLIS, No, a jassnu strect, corner of Pine, pty ‘ORTHERN RAILROAD, NEAR ENGLISH HEIGR> borhood.—A beautifal Qountry Seat, with 5 acres; me , \- (OR SALE—ON EASY TERMS—TWO FOUR STORY + ‘, ei PE AOR AA aie cet, | FoR Haat etree ay | raring gata this (Thureday) afternoon, at three o'olock. Anentate. “Address for two days G. B, Wa, Herald oflco. ae SORES ANON, EAS ZEITER.—On Tuesday morning, September 14, WILLIAM ZEITER, aged 31 years and 8 months, The friends and relatives of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, trom his late regidence, 245 avenue A, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. SOME WITH on a builder's Pine street. ING MY BUSINESS am retiring from the I OTS, LOTS.-VERY DESIRABLE; 4 a builder's !oan and others without mone contract BELLAMY & STRATTON, M* ONLY REASON FOR SEF! ass Real Estate Broker is that Ques: CREEK. This splendid Estate of nearly 1,900 acren, located Pats ores yee iniles To Ayiiinmabay a oaitivel © sold, by agreement forktown, on Both September, 1889,” eM = rr (in: Cd a, ooo ee Having CA Ph One-fourth ing = ough to pay costs and connections w! allders speculators an energetic man AT ECS 5 v6 at one, two an ree ara, with ft nw ClTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. can enter Iargely Jato.mr) ore yrrent and ‘Price asked nomi- | from date, and tule riained for security,” ere Enst Side, nal, SAMUEL KILPATRICK, Bull's Head Bank Buildings. Se The esta: will be divided Into three separate parcels ON'T PAIL TO SEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS, | O74 5()() ONEY FOR A BEAUTIFUL THREE | (act as fllca:—queen'e Creek proper, “cin Suh : D pete ey ere ae story and basement brown stone Hous —— acres; Force's, With about — acres ‘and New rt 2 PATE: . jot, delightfully alt ; term » Part i i eription ia deemed u PEM: CRUAESME LYE? JOBEPET MCGUIRE, 67 Codar rec UAT* id that tle is ove of the very fn pecesnary. landed estaics on the Peninsula, B. B. DOUGLASS, A CLEAR REFLECTIUN OF THE TIMES. _BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE YOR SAr THE MIRROR HELD UP TO NATURE he B. B.D i ne —— RARE CHANGER OFFERED.—FOR SALE—PRICHS Wittiaw eureacny,) em TROUBLE IN THE WIGWAM. moderate and terms to ault-some of thoso elegant four | wrustausvuns, August) 1980, tory ‘high stoop Brown, stone front French. roof Houses, | — Wi une, Aug! GAMBRINUS ON A VISIT. THE FLUITER AMONG THE SAC\IENS DEPICTED, northwest corner of Clinton and Lafayette avennes, Brook- lyn; all modern {mprovements, replet REMONT—20 MINUTES FROM FORTY-SECON! Lots one minute from | black walnut front and vestibule doors; stairs and stalr casings halls and dining 1 pend se 4! r eee fe rooms elegantly walnscoted, French plate glass; hard wood | Perch St, 2 MeRahe Dapordae SEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT, | [0ms Clegantiy wainscoted, and ioxi8xiidor M0; im- | RAuLici, Ticket Ayeny Tremont, en P = Mediate possession, ‘Take Greone avenue cars at Fulton i “ coclieusitcge DESCRIPTIVE PRINTED PRICK LIST, GIVING LO. | ferry, and apply on the premisos to THU MAS FAGAN, owner, @ WOULD CALLi ATFENTION 10 THE BA cations and size of east side houscs and lots, issued ssibedes - = Nee ee ee a ignniae nee | datiy, oF maited on receipt of staan. BARGAIN,—SUBSTANTIAL BR i Waveney euieat, near Conteal’ avenue! the residence STANLEY DAY, $28 Brondway, | A. focation: pear ferrion; nine rooms eee ee eee eee antlaw nomen ea rea Pee ee $5,800 cash 1.580; well Tented; pose Tequireds | eee ooo eet te pe ecohanse: Baicsroom? We, it cA oe IBLE BUILDER CAN PURCHASE REA- | Appiy at “16 West Thirty third strect, Ne Broadway. Trinity Building, Dinpe, dey wh thd sonably 100 feet of Corner Property on First avenut o a — we — ron ys ’ ” w IRST CLASS NEW. BROWN STO cb iehtciinbaaviesa selects Toney required provided it Js immediately improve bi sale—No. 5 South Oxford street, Pi elgh: borhood all butitup, POTTER BROTHERS, No. 3 Pine st. ya four story ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER AND FAR BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK yponh 22ass100; parlor story 13 feet: all dnieb: |) 2()0 Lends in Clark county, Wis, in amall oF House, 231 Fortieth street, Second and Third avenues; sly furnisueds’ Apply ut 13 mouth Oxford | tracte, and 80 acres of very desirable Land in Towa, to : oxcellent order; all improvements; 8 rooms; good neighbor- sy Wa. A. BRUSH. low of exchange for Merchandise, Jowelry, Pianos, Carriage hood ; 7,600; $1,760 cash; immediate pousession. Apply on —. — es or Real ketate tn or near New York, For particulars add premises ATE RAE {OR SALP—THREE LOTS, 9X100 EAGT, xonti SIDE } 0. H. BYRON, Herald office, ve eS} COSY HOUSE IN THE CITY; TWO STORY HIGH of Douglass street, near the canal, ews ‘ CASH.—FOR SALE, A NEW CORNET) AL ttoop, ibrt0stcd; east aldo; only 80,800, p 8 West Kinney street, Newark BI. 1 BG OO) Hs Ba at Yooneet es rt Ber ANDSOME MEDIUM SIZED BRICK HOUSE FOR | business locality. Inquis corner Third eyeoue and Thit hes 18 Fifth av., corner Twenty-cighth at, and Broadwt FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK ree Ta Brooklyn, aligibly located near the Wall street street, Mount Vernon, Wi ferry; can he had with of without the furniture; isin perfect } = = House, 10x4ox100, on ty-ninth street ; splendid ioca- | order and ready for, Immediate occupal For further par- STATE TO EXCHANGE, tion; 814,000; a Dio avo gory high. stoop ‘Phsindophin Brick Ucuiars apply to BE. H. LUDLOW & bo. No.3 Pine reel moar gen | IN NORTH NEW YORE, FLAW on Fifty-tiret atroet, (Une surroun tings, Otvera from * = SNGE,— LO J ‘3 u 'O CAPITALISTS,.-#2,50 OASIT WILL ‘CURE A ‘did Lock and Businesa*Property at Raliway, grand open beeen a ana valuable bullaing Plot of 12 lols on an evenue 100 feet | ing; choice Lois in Ralway, Bilzabeth ant Ney 159 East Thirtieth street, la Ae Fide, lending out and” within one block of, Vrospect, park, JAQUES, 28 Broadway ARGAINS.—SECOND AVENUE AND 100 FOOT | Brooklyn. Apply between 2 and o'clock I’. M., at road: - I aireet corner Btore, $28,600; large brown atone House, | WAY; rooms Noe 6 and 7 Pecrayor 000 IMPROVED BROOKLYN PROP, now, 14.000. Ter very easy. Theee are cliances seldom = — —- = erty (free from incumbrance) for city Lonement oe met’_AIMBALL Second avenue and Fiftysoventh seth | JERSEY CLIN, HOBOKEN, UUDSON CHTY | ery: ato city brown stone Homie to excnanin or Bh { — ~ : omen en a 4 CATES % 1. O. i way, STREFT, NEAR LEXINGTON | AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE, | property, AST PIFTY-SIXTH n, 4 avenue.—Beautiful, cory three story brown sto: Ata grent bargain. Key at HALL J, HOW'S, 12 Houre, For Sale. OR PXCHANGE.—A HANDSOME PLACE AT FORD. 2 Property. Apply to OR SALE AT A BARGAIN, OR TO LET—THE FOUR ham to exchange for Tenet et aaa JOR BALE—A. HOUSE ON NIX ie F sory English basement brick, House Na. 1a Hudson ELLAMY & STR ETON, No. 5 Pine strech, A i house east of Fourth avenue, n: eet, Hoboken; size, 25x40; lot 100 fect deep, through to 3 iebeher tod haseme “above: all haprove: | Conrtstrcet, suilatlefora boarding houre and salooncgeing | FOR, SALE OR EXCHANGE—AT MAMABON OR, Ta- lambarg and Bremen pteamship docks, Wostwhester county, opposite depot, a Count vat Honse, Gar and garden: teriaa'vory Wheral, CHEVIER, 24 Newark street; Hovoken, | With new House; Sal So ire TT LieR, 81 Codar a Octaver ments; price 15,000, quire of the OWNI WOR SALE—TUAT BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FOUR F fiory English basement Houge No. 6 Ease Twenty-ninth street, 20x60x96.7, between Fifth and Madison avenues, in pore fect order, all {mproverents, with immediate possession, Apply botween 9 and 11 A, M. and 2 and 4 P, M. JOR SALE.—6,600, PART CASH, WILL BUY, If SOLD PYrimestaisly: one ot the tires two'wlory barement and mvs cellar brick Houses, modern tmprovemeita, goure atent fo the li Apply to JULIEN n.d, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY TENEM ix double frame ‘Tenements, paying in ourlekfag owt 24 mallee ou oe, on 15 lotm in a fo f men eine} rfrond, and coal shipping depots; price 000 Hi wort },000; @ rare chance. : ee “WM. ‘i. BUDLONG, Beg iO Fulton street, N. ¥. _COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SA 10,000 HOUSE, WITH $6,000 ADDITIONAL I also 84,000 1n Furnisure for. 38.090), Westehetter county. CIALTY,-A DESCRIPTIVE PRINTED RICK Heer OTIS yen fer ihemasivent excelent ooh A, Bist aiving oeations of Wenchestes county property REAL ESTATE WANTED. hood 5 P for mi sue. uitously or reoo! . Paani RA ARPS APRS aot a ae een toot owner TOUN We SRELOMT vi STANLEY DAY, (2b Broadway. WANTED 70 PORCHASE—WEsT OF THIRD AV nue, += the Park, in® good norghhorhood only, Hiroe story ‘igh stoop madera House. Addvoag, with locas tion, full Gescrivtion, size, price (no fancy price paid), terme, &c.,' HO) 14 office, ANTED--TO PURCHASE, A MEDIUM SIZBD PR! vate Tlouse between First and Fourth avenues, bel Fortietis tect; either cash or first class tenement pro directly opposite the promises, or of J. E. WALTER & CO. 1 Liberty street, New York, AT aPUYTEN DOYVIL, NEAR Ht DEPOT—A DEA Uful Residence, Liew ‘p'~ yepei to let; @75 per mouth; carriage house, he brouniny SH eN EBAY, No.1 Pine street OR SALE—THE MOST COMPLETE THREE STORY, basement and cellar brown stone Houses up tow Duilt in the Dest manner, with nil the modern improvements must be seen to be xppreciated. Ono House in Sixt nocond street, first house from Lexington avenue, on norih FARM FOR S8ALE—AT SMITHTOWN BRANC 1, ; contains 92 acron, 60 under cultivation ; will exchange Aide, price $14,600; also one House on Fifty-eecond street, cece | for city Broperty, Inquire of Mrs, VERMIULE, 623 Colum: | will be given in parmanh Addreas for one week PRIVAT} ond house from Lexington avenue, on north side of street, | bia street, New York. BOUS™, moral oitico, el a Died od ed codon hs T ENGLEWOOD, ON NORTHERN RAILROAD OF ANTED TO PURCHASE A FOUR STORY HIG YOR SALE—THE MODERN TUR New Jersey, 45 minutes Dhambers streot, a pleas- stoop brown stone House above Nineteonth street, Bono trick House At baat Fat ant Cottage, In complete order, two minutes from depot, nine | twoen Fourth and Seventh avenues: prico not to exe painted and in complete ord rooms, with Furniture foi new ; location health; $85,000, JOUN TYLER, 69 Liberty streot, SAMU Will be rented very low. Bric of furntturo $900, and wea ot ’ Mee ae ain bargal ddres ox ont of h ~ @ JOR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR GooD Lo. | —— "ow . RXGHA $25.000 fate Mad Hees ta Shvm clase tooshiony, JO Caten tote tn Brooklyn, a gothic Cottage, email but el FARM, 66 ACHES, FOR SALT Of EXCHANGE | een eee a ae ie meagre gant; bay window, fancy sate French rocty ite ronman good | AL "New two wore houeg, nine rooms, barn, ave cowm, two reate and un ONG wll So peld HP ie cociinaee s cellar and garret, marble mantel and water; good loca- | horses, carriage, wagon, bay, Sra cue, Heck of pee eld. | fooauicn preferted belween Lexington an sixth avenues ani Seis? serene ve Ir ee eee es Ta erst (Aa ad Ls lets ar eerhabas Twoaty ira'and Sinveth stroctae Address Lox G01 Poet £00 5 tar , i enero ome ae ns LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS, IN NEW YORK AND | ONCO By we POR, PALE, CHEAP THAT BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, ON other States, for sale, at prices’ ranging from $1,200 to the northeast corner of Forty-sixth street and Lexington avenue, overiooking the beauti{ul grounds of Dr. Guilford ‘Appy i VIEBROW & WHITFIELG, on the premiees, OR SALL—TWO LOTS, 2% BY 100 FEET, IN EAST ‘Thirtloth atreet, between First and Second ‘avenues; 6 per centof the purchase money oan remain on bond and mortage for Dye years, Inquire On the premiets, in the marble shou, i adap such as pasture and dairy fase ted for all purporer, septal airy o POLITICAL, m Pitta the HOME, WHAT SMITH? SMITH, A sites, lien any size are sure to farms, track Peni, trait, aarries, Ac. Partion Crletl Bae 0 suited by JOSBPH MoGU 87 CONTAINING 50 ACRES, WITH TWO GOOD Tivellign, gene Nanuet stutlon, Rockland county, 30 ¥ i Ww Bence oe Oe sa Fiagist, the Fiirbuater, ‘enian. Call and ae whetbar pouucal of pupiishts,. Fhe. greatest wi er political or pugilistic, arent Thror in ihe United Slates 8) Broadway, entr roadway. | Bleecker street for anght wo know, Dage him’ and ‘will nee mor