The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1869, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCLU: parva curse V2, Tas Mand from the Sonti FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA Sunpay, Oct. 3, 1869, ‘Tho week which has just cloced will be historical, ag embracing a period of panic the most remarkable When the great gold clique quietly began their operations a few mouths since they little dreamed of tho immense commotion they were about Even when their “corner” culminated @ Week ago Friday the immediate future of tho stock market was an unknowa sea, whose waters they knew not were to be upheaved by so fearful a Itis an undoubted fact aiso that tne stock Cliques who were on the bear side of the specula- ‘tion, in their wildest imagining of great profits, fan- Pacific Mall, 63 a 68s: Mariposa, 9 @ 10; Boston Pray ARKET.—The market for codfish is L. 61a 62; on Ti ph, do. preferred, 173; a 18; Western . 80a 36%; New York Central, 1705¢ 17924; Erle, 83a 934; do. preferred, 594; Hudson ¢tlVer 163 a 164; Mavlem, 13244 @ 133; Reading, 03% @ 1°73 Milwaukce and St, Paul, 69% a 69%; do, preferred, 8114 & 8244; Toledo, Wahash and Western, 66 a 57; Fore yoe, 83 a 834; Ohio and Mississippi, 27 a 2734; Michigan Central, 120!{ 4121; Michigan Southern, ; Hitnols Central, 135; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 0234; Rock Island, 1061¢ a 10614; Northwestern, TL 87134; do. preferred, 8414 a 8454. Annexed ts a comparative statement showing the shipments of specie from tis port last week and during (he year to date, together with those for the very Li Bus the unexpectediy Mberal de- i has relioved the holders of this rently Imminent danger of lepreciation of stocks, aud without material change. ck, both sole and upper, has nto consumptron of Late. Stl very large, aud the auxte- holders to realize, ia the present conditiva of the money Market, prevents any improvement in aston Commercius BudieLin, GREAT WORKS OF THE AGE. Bridging the Straits from Calais to Dover. Paris (Sept. 17) Correspondance of London Star.) ingiand sneered at the postbilty of the realiza- Jt is now, however, ore aud w description from the 9) heavy losses from tie leather market Is quit A large quantity of sto been cut and prased 1 ly offering is 26 60 per quintal and large Bank ce ¢25 $7 25 per quintal; new Georges, $7 26 86 60, in bond, and $7 25a $7 60, duty pau He fre seliing at’ $275 a $4 loose and $8 60, 8CKed. | pop qui Dessicated codtish 18 seliing freely ab 20c. px rt +) 29; sorrel mare, 15 hands, th Wholesale and 25¢, at retall, “There nas been a ‘AIF | with foul, top ba demand for mackerel, though it is mostly confine tion of M. de Lessepa’ dream, 8 HK 4, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. e sede, “though thearrivals have been | Pm vd for Haytl, consisting of ‘ot inclined to stock te their wants, the ar being, that pitcen | (4, ffm We quote sales 0: ollice Bt. Nicholas Hotel, 1 at $7 8 7 yr { countRY HOUSES, FARIS, Cy TO ‘outports.” There uas been u | [987A DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN, | fate Weavern and Nort “stern trado the past week, | icing Uniied Staten Howl, Tet with some shipping denis COMAGE FURNISHED Of ‘\. teu Duyvil, on the Hudson, to let until 16 per month. "Apply to 8. EMBERSON, 421 Eighth av, FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET—AT TARRY town, until [3th of April next, for $50 per month, Mediate possession given. 5, EMBERBON, 421 Fighth avenue, CARRIAGE MOUSE, 'y miantes’ from Thie- 1 frou the Tremont Houss warded by leaving it at MoMulon & Hamiltouta, ‘300 Water or some 200 drums, at & pris” ranging from 25 508 street, corner of Fulton, New York, ” $i 50 per drum, Dealers are . RES | up at present prices or anticip. | prevafing opinion among thent ioust go lower and thut present 2-\ ‘un at 35 a | Marded b f 100s SATURDAY, BETWEEN ST. NICHOLAS an Amethyst, from # ring, with . ‘The finder will be Mverally re- leaving the same with Coloael A. K, BULAN, and Tenth st, diamonds, Ni ads on the Hudson, thivt uret class surroundings, to leas OWN IN A SIXPH A p ER, 4h Dey street, D yyreteny SATUR DAY AFTER: a at enue car, 2 lady's Pookutboo Grand Bauk fis ure welling a’ $14 7,23 | 2, cnue car, a lady's Fookutboo cg ‘Nova tcotta fish are sells at 6% P, ELY, 98 Fron! to the Southern and Southwestern trade, with @ on the point of least mavy representatives of the deny that a bridge. can ever be ¢ Straits of Calais and Dovel brated engineer, who conceived the project of ing the two countries by means of a railway bri joint of giving a conciusive proof of the practicability of wis invention. @ small seale whiten at Calata, in trators and si corresponding pertods in 1368: euly accomplisued cied not the depth to which the market was brown across the Thirty-ninth week. M. Houtet, the cele- Previously reported lost money, were not content out of their stocks, but loaded up midsray of the de- scent and were swamped in the ulti Sieh a reversal of all precedents of The proiessional cla. ‘Were tho heaviest loserg, The slirinkago of values in the stocks which are datly carr ‘Was not less than fifty millions of dol! by op Bulletin, Oct. 2. exports from New York since January n the undermentioned years, have been as ‘The experiment on has already of the aduunis- arehoiders, has been so comp! ved in a few eniatives Of the An invitation having been forwarded to your correspondent, w Getatled mate decline, all street was of speculators MARIAGES AND DEATHS never known. yy wee Of the repre: aglish press. BAKER—ROLLINS. d in Wall street Rey. ©. 8. Stevenson, NpMUND S. BAKE a} sat 7 moderale inquiry trom the local rade, Frices aro TPHE FOLLOWING BONDS WERE Si0LKN FROM | wi rm and a shade higher for the better grades. | «Norwalk National Bank Sept person Accounts from the neat are encouraging ag the sea onal Beak Beptember 90, Allpersons are thougi the fares are not set GOWN a8 | cautic Ved against negotiating the as last season.—Hoston Commercial ree ner Tee. Married. No, 8,925, #18 At St, George’s chapel, by the’ No, 51,499, 1,00. ROLLINS, all Of this city. No cards, No. 57, 81,000, account will reach you as 8.00 as the experiment WIK—W ATSON.—O) ned: hastaken place beiween Ovals and Ln “t a See ration of money which reachea eve No. 807, (51,00. tember 29, by the Rey. A, K. sanford, JOHN Y, No. 803, $1,000 Mory of the week will long be remembered ia finan- lal circles, “he Morse panic of 164 was inferior n General interest, for its resulis were confined to a But the pante of 1809 visiled stocks and oc- Boutet, whose usme is bow 60 popular returned from St. Malo, between which town and that of St. Servan he tntends constructing a bridge of no leas than one thousand you consuit a map you willsee that St, Servan and bt. Malo are situated on the banks of the So Constant 1s the intercourse vetween the right Howe to Cnkistina L. Watson, all of this city. PERRY—OAKLEY.—In this city, on Friday, October 1, by the Rey, Wm, McAllister, CLAKBNCB M. PERRY to Many OaKLEY. ned 1s the total valuation of foreign imports at tie port of New York for the week ending October 1, compared wita the previous week:— few inflated stocks. ards in longth, everything m the casioncd 8 depreciation of waich 18 at from one shore to fo construct o day and night, transported the other 45,000 persons. railway bridge between localities was a long cherished idea of M. Boutet, Diftculttes, however, would have impeded n: covery, however, at once docs away with the neces- sity of piles, and that without in any wise compro- General mercha: thirty per cent, ground for the belief that the worst of (he crisis bas It is mo secre’ that th Ananciets feared the precipitation of a by these disastrous occurrence: ‘Total for week... + +84,634,031 ‘rhe imports of dry goods for the week and since January 1, 1869, compare with the corresponding periods in the two preceding years as follows:— For tha week. at Grace chapel, by the Rev. Walter Delafield, i. Sveince to Lucy, daughter of Walter Caupbeil, Bsq. No eard: mow gone by, An ordinary bridge M. Boutet's dis- KVENGON, Esq, Of Shang- | sand. CAMPLELL,—On Saturday, Ootobor 2 | Mayenth avenu a $4 WIL BE Pat 4 ered J. M.D. bet rom 188 Fulton at DaLy.—On Saturday, September 4, at 419% Grand | questions asked. find not a repetiuion of 185%, bul a more positive Feproduction of 1864, In the forme try was more susceptible of a pail widespread system of State banks, whose redund- @nt circulation easily paved the way for suspension ‘when specie was demanded for bank notes, Last week mising the strengti or durability of tie bridge. is peculiarly favorable to great underta Entered at port. ‘Tarown on mark Since Jan. 1. Entered atport..., 73,991,102 ‘Throwy on market 79,369,753 COMMERCIAL. of the country , ANNIE A. Liynes, Wile of Johw: J, Daly, of a tet’s designs. Th inaugurate a new era in the Construction of bridges. A European Rallway to Indin=“All Europe at One Eud of tho Line and All Asin at the year the coun- owing to the BAKER.—At Madison, N, J., on Saturday, October 2, SLORENCE Lovent, infant daughter of James H. and Fannie Lovell Baker, eet, Will b A COTTAGE, 20 MINU’ (ail but one room. ny, including canned fru’ stall family ” Apply at 7 TATEN ISLAND §P New Brighton—To re a Improvements FROM THE OITY nished complete for housekeep- reserves, &e.; rentlow to « ne. -HOKSE AND WAGON STOLE hite fe apa hatae al reward for thief TALTY,-HAMILTON PARK, delightfully locate: convenient to ferry VIRGINIA WHEAT FARM; 103 od house and ontvulldings gd slates Vive Per Ce nited Statow Five-T yon ‘0 and . Inquire on the premises, of Fitch street aid’ Washiagion ater county, or of ROBERT CLA! No, 6 Broadway re, to Miss Brooklyn P. F. hardware manufactor Kast Twenty-sixth street, caine, Bey Long Dook Company, HELP WANTED- N HONEST MAN WANTED, WITi SMALL OASH |, to take charge of @ branch business, Address be MATION OF A 17 Foor ) % tery, on Friday, September | 2 |, beawded “Rapp.” Apply to RaPP, at tho Lattery boat 2% REWARD—FOR INFOR! SPEVENSON—VRUERLAND.—On Thursday, Septem- po Boat, taken from the Bat! ber 40, by ElderGilbert Beebe, assisted by the iiev. N. BE. Smith, PaoMas F. 5 hae, China, to Emata C, VRRELAND, eldest daughter of Wm. A, Vreeland, Ns YOUNG MAN WANTED—IN A HARDWARE STORE; qnainied with the busine: apply. Address iMARDWARE, Herald GENTS (TANTED,—100 AGENTH WANTED, P PN. je of Latour de Neil. i Montaguest., Brooklyn. oun BOY WANTED—PROM 1670 18 YEARS OF AGE, TO Tanke hineelt generally usetut avout « goniienane ada in the country. U Pharmacy, 218 Broudway, jone other ueed REWARD—AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, BY of Brookiya. $10 returning to E. Fincven tt f0 fe d Twenty-tuird stro p and Barge Book stolen from their awe on Saturday wig, October; of no value to any owe but the owner, D YOR THE TIN BOX, LET- with it original contents, taken r $10 for the papers only outbeast corner of mm YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS TENDING bar of house, speaking English and Ger- HIOUSES, ROOMS, &0.4 WANTED. é are ‘i / ie ee wn JB : vie a . can Pa pood ome for the winter by addressing O. Died. ‘OTEL. WANTED.—LEASE GF A FIRST CEaee Hotet in. tais cily, by. a gentleman who tuoroughiy understandsthe’ business, Address ENTERPRISE, Herald IFE INSURANCE.—AGENTS WANTED, BY AN OLD, oftice. jax (company, doing an immense busineas and casi The funeral wiil take place on Tueaday’: mornin; ‘ANTED--ON A the idea of a run upon the banka cutercd very few heads. Specie was not to be liad yor the money tn Circulation, and the currency 1 of out of bank was inflexibiotn value. The only dan, 4n banks whose oilicials, tu thelr g: had taken the risk of loans cn ine depreciating securities of the Stock Exchange. in such instances, however, the frst muttering of thy storm tn the pre- vious week had been a waraing that had not been unheeded, and there is reason for believing that.few ifany of our banks were losers by unredeemed col- ‘The crisis has afforded the most sate {From the London Times, Sept. 21.) Some iifteen years ngo an Anglo-buxon prophecy was pubitshed for the edification of the world. ot Was anemincat Lngiish engineer, and the subject of his prediction was the route between ‘Tho fulure was presented to us pictorially, or, at least, in a series of half & dozen maps, dated successively 1830, 1840, 1850, 1865, and comprisin between the British isies and Hindostan. two Of these maps Kilustrated the past, the next the present, the last three the future. open @ chart of the world on Mercator’s projection he will see that a line may be drawn ina siraigit direction irom Vsteau to Buimbay across one tract of at eleven o'clock, from Grace church, Madison, N. J. BAUMANN, —At Rahway, N, J., on Saturday morn- ing, October 2, at halt-past eight o’ciock, alter a long | “ Uiness, EUGENE A, BAUMANN, SATURDAY, Oot. 2-6 P, M. Aauna.—Roceipts, 9 packages, Pots were quiet, but with a3 to depositors 4 wore atoady at 87 8734 w BT 634. Nght receipts pr: for large gains, ab were dull and nominal, Ail kinds were dull, there being but little de- ut prices were unchanged. We heard of no sales of Kngland and the Kast. MARY SUSAN, wife of Thomas M. Beare. Herald offi ‘The veiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, from the Church of the Anuunelation, on Fourteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, on Tuesday afternoon, ai three o'clock. Bingoon.—On Sunday, October 3, Burra B., second the territories on was in active demand for all purposes, lorate olferings the inarket was lrmer and prices f K 2 nding 2098 to arrive), of which 2,39 were for ex- If the reader will port, 1,127 for spinning, 1,078 ou spe: For future delivery there was an increased business t Acted und prices were higher. tion and 100 in transit, The sales were as foilo: Young men of thorough basiness habits, having a and'influential sequatatance, can secure i tracts, Address P. F, SALESMAN OR ASSISTANT AMD A BOY, OF THREE YEARS, three story brown stone, between Fifth and Sixth ave. streeta reat must be low. nues and Thirtteth and Fortieth Address B. ‘The funeral took place trom hia late residence on ‘all, moi ry Sunday afiernoon, at threo o'clock, Forty-second streets, Fifth and Ninth avenues, with Lease for Bearg.—On Friday, October 1, after a brief illucss, | $ or flower and feather house, selling mostly tomilliners; er 6h, Up stairs, THREE STORY HIGH STOOP mm improvements, between with reference, NTED+PIREMEN AND SEAM! Navy. Apply to E. ROBE, 6 ANTED—A SMART BOY TO: OPEN OYSTERS AND wait on@ lunch bar, Apply at 140 Chambers oh Address, stating reut an EN FOR THE U. & es yekot Bt. '‘ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, nished Rooms, fn the neizhborhood of Twelfth street and Seventh avenue: Address E., box 150 Herald oflice, and only surviving child of George H. and Juliet | House for the winter. to Uctober 15 al 250. 4 arrivo) to Ostover 19 at ive) to October 18 at 2é0, bigc. ; bY do, average do. té etober, part at Lo. do. for Novem er, tree on board at New ret closed strong at tho land aiter another, He will 802, alse, on a little fur- ther examination, that there are three water ways between these two lopg circuit of the African Continen ing by the Mediterranean. and the Red 5 involving rather wore land travelling, by Mediterranean and pales even runnin 50. do. average low taladting ( 3 2.6 do. do. do, (to Bidgood, aged 1 year, and 19 days. Relatives and Iriends are tavited to attend the funeral services, which will be eld at the parents’ residence, 66 South Fifth street, Brooslyn, oa ‘Luca- day aiteraoon, at one o'clock, isfactory cvidence of the iact tuat our greenback system of currency is the best one which could be Its stability in the wild ductuations of has attained representing the gold sows that inally 67, it 18 true, thelr purchasing power was noue tho less, Which by the operations of speculators had become merely a speculating vehicle like any raitway stock, was inflated beyond its real value. bubble continued longer it wouid have exploded of The world at large woul! novor make so wide a difference between our currency aud gold, and Moria, and Menphise and Ter. | tye guccessive improvements have consisted in ubsiitution o1 land tor water—in other words, xempie, in 1830, the ly leit a channel and then up the uy or Calcutta, as the case The time consumed in the voyage was In 1340 came those improvemenis Wuich gave the new passage tue distincuve name of the “overland” route, though the land journey as mau sirect, this (Monday) afternooon, at two (OIL Burosnonan, wife of Jerry Brosnolan, ‘The fricnds of the faintly are requested to attend tho funeral, from her late residence, 110 Roosevels sivect, Uiis (Monday) atternoon, at two o'clock. CAMPBELL. —PATRICK CAMPBELL, &@ native of ry, county Down, Ireland, th his doth year. also rich sets of second hand Parlor, Library, 'Diniay 29 2316 ;ull and nominal at the quota- Had the -gold a Linus wood 115 tons indian Ocean to Bow ho Klock of this dex a sold at $40 curren teu ¢y being about 5,510 tons, ption fs unpreoad about 100 days, 1 W,98L bushels wheat, ANIED—?OUR GOOD LABORE&S.—APPLY BE- fore 7 A. M. at 92 Mangin at. TAITER WANTED-GERMAN WAITER; ONE WHO speaks English. Appiy at $4 4th av, ANTED—AT YONKERS, WITH IMMEDIATE POS- session, near the depot, a small and weil furnished /darede, stating location and lowest S. WRIGHT, 46 West Thirty at treet. PERIENCED DIRECTORY _D., Herald office, ¢ MAN FOR A BUTCHER. CO!!N- retail trade pre- __ FURNITURE, AW oveR is ¥ MAGNIFIC: BootaG.—in Brooklyn, on’ Saturday, October 2% | fan gh colgdoy wens Innes. wan Dr. MowAk» Boovaa, aged 69 years and 9 mouths. brary and Dining Furniture, at a bargein ‘if calting'this ‘he relatives and fricnas of the family are invited | woot, at 56 to attend the funeral, trom bis late residence, 31 | berry ENT PARLOR SOITS, tel, reps ani! bairoloth, ty Mavlor, Chamber, Li: NTED-—A YOUN ter; one who understands tho citi ferred, Address care of J. Wood, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO BELP IN A LIQUOR leecker street, between Broadway and Mul- re and take care of a horse and wagon. Appiy at MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD SATIN | BROCATEL : Parlor Suit for 185; one do, gl75; walnut reps Suit On Saturday, October 2, ELIZAEETH | ¥§5; Piunoforte, Mirrors, Curtains, Chamber, Dining Fura l- ture ata sacritice ff calling this day. between Sixth and Sevent ATANTED—A MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS AND MAKE 118 ‘Twenty-mxth atreet, himself useful ina saloon, Apply at 125th st. and &th CO, 557 Broad’ rai will take place from his late resiaence, 22 | Bedroom Furniture, The latter would havo flowed here Iu copious streams Hone moasket sued bean ‘gs the cheapest means of paying for our exports, 2,000 bbis., of ‘Whe fact ia, the gold ‘corner’ was like the Harlem “corner’’ and similar operations. ment pursued a consistent policy we should not though there about 5,000 bbls. (pi t California flour was dull demand was moderate Rye flour was meal was dull and prices yet vore but ® small proportion to the sea voy. treet, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. leit @ channel port, ‘ADcisco papers please copy. cheap. MAGNIFICENT PA\ tel, cost #450, for #1 turned eastward to Alexandr ® laud journey acri the passenger to State, for expor For Southern tiour t , irom which the Dosert to Suez br of the Red sea, PATHAGING A., daughter of George F. aad Saran E. ‘ew, aged 1 year, 1 month and 13 days. Had the govern- EDIATELY—A GOOD BARTENDE! Anne AND MODERN FURNITURE.—SYPHER & 2» mployer from 200 to g30) iquo Furniture, 7ANTED—A SMART BOY, ABOUT 17 YEARS OF AGE. ‘One accustomed to the houae furnishing business pro- ‘at 74 6th av., after 10 o'clock A. M. pier Mirrors, Flanos, Sofas, bronze and git mantel Seis, Carpets, &c., for sald in Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 3, forte, Paintings, Bronze: ‘The remains will be taken io City Island for tn- | ing Furniture, Stiverwar t Where the sea voyage was again resumed, was thus reduced to. 1it the Kuropean Continent hb by railways that iirst Marsetlies and th might be reacved, and thus a broad angie was saved, have bad the panic, Mr. Boutwell, had he persisted in his determination to let the market alone, would have received no blame; ior the corner would havo Philadelphia papers please copy. a SVLIN.—On Sunday, October 3, the beloved and C ouly daughter of James and Bridget Devlin, aged 1 a been 60 far Wraversi Supertine Western. ments weekly or monthi: year iL months and 23 days. fifth oe weakly ‘Sixth a ended as did that in Harlem, ‘by tue disastrous losses of the shorts, but without any panic or gene- Speculative and natural causes Mr, Boutwell’s since the traveller proceeded in nearly a direct line from Ostend to Alexaadria, aud thence onwards ag ‘This brought the ume to thirty-nine days, 43 It stood Wien the prophecy was uttered. future was thon pretigured by three maps to repre- sent the periods of 1455, 1860 and 1865, railway along the Euphrates Valley was to open a communication by land with the head of the Persian Gulf, thus saving the circuit of the Arabian Peuin- sula, besides which a railway act teatta with Bomb to be reduced to uineteen days. carried the European line straight across the Conti- RAMoNta bY AMA MIT te Joly thie Wuphrates Valley ‘ibis would dispense with all the sea passage, except between Bussora and bombay, and bring the ume down to tweive day: route was to be itself su ‘The friends of tho family are respectfully invited | store, to attend the funeral, from the residence of her | ~~ oe Seren parents, 234 Gouverneur street, this (Monday) aftor- | RIURNITURE, CARPETS, AND OILCLOTH TO SUIT Ei Sess. fal devastation. would have remedied the maticr. mistake lay in his interference at too late a mo- ment, if he ought to have interfered at all, which is & mooted point. However, there is no action with- out reaction. The panic has caused great losses, but only among the people who live by Wall streot @peculations. The crisis has not extended boyond @he four streeta which enyiron the Stock ‘Tne rise i: stocks ever since the scrip Now York Central made men’s fortunes between Saturday night and Monday morning, and turned the heads of fortune seekers with envy, There has Deen a diversion of public interest to Wall sireet ‘which was prejudicial to sound business. minds of the people, in the city and elsewhere, havo beca absorbed with the news of the stock mar- ket. Tho financial column of the daily papers has had a vast accession of readers. But now the dream Is Fortunes can be lost as well as made in Wallstreet. Speculation ia not so surea road to wealth, ‘he sultry atmosphere has been cleared by thunder storm, and the prospect is all the fairer for it, ‘The events of the week will work a reaction and revival in the more legitimate channels of busl- hess. Let tho next session of Congress pay more attention to the financial question, and we shall avoid fepeating the history of England in passing through noon, at half-past two o'clock. BEPEPDOEP Ditwontn, aged 33 years. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend URNITURE AND CARPETS WANTED—FOR ONE OR the iuneral, from the residence of his father-in-law, F C. Scott, Esq, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Drargr.—ln Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 3, WILLIAM B., youngest son of William B. and Susan AM SSI aIALSS Southern choice and family. bouthern superfine and extra, Calffornta flour (sacks and bbis.) 34 india was to By this the time was Tn 1659 our prophet ee esvesssessaesssse SASTEREES: iT Bsn Ot a Tor No. 144 for red sgh a Tho wea Tan anne rinses a 2 apring, 1 45 fo Western, $1i4 ry ber ‘Tennesses, $1 Gl for In 1365 tie Pe: jeded by a ratiway along the southern shores of Persia and Beioochistan to liyderabad, in Sctnde, where the Indian lines, thea to be compicte, would meet i, Thus the whole jour. ney became a railway journey from beginuing to end, and would be easily performed im ten days, or, without stoppages, in a week, We have now only to look at Professor Cheners’a how these sanguine, prophecies have remained without 1. filment. Not only has 1865 passed 1870 is close upon us, and yet we have not reacted the stage marked Euphrates Vailey Railway, no railway in Asia Minor, noraiiway in Beloochistan, no railway even from Constantinople to Belgrade. stand substanilaliy in 1850; and even in India the line from Bombay to Calcutta is bot entirely compiete, nery therefore does well to oifer his practicat sug- gestions for carrying out Sir Macdonald step! gon’s untuifiled visions. Bi a beloved wife of Peter Vorester, and daughter of ral, from her late residence, No. 413 East Nunta FOWLER.—At Chicago, Il, on Wednesday, Sep. ), Isaac V. FowLsR, in the 62a year oi bis age, Tho friends of the famliy, the members of the Tam- many Society and of Holland Lod are Invited to attend the funeral, of his mother, Mra, R. A. Fowler, at Newburg, N. Y., this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘irains by the lindsoa Kiver Kaiiroad leave Thirtieth street at 8, —_ and 11 o'clock A. M., and returning, leave Fish- ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MONU- he largest stock of the latest designs on ip or put up at afew hours’ notice. Nos. "131 and 193 Bast 1oth at, near 2d av. NEAR THIRD 70,00 bushels, at 6c. = 646, a West Of barley a small lot Barley malt was dull, but Freigits.—The market was moderately active and rates were firmer for grain; the chartering business was rather d., 500 bbis. rosin at 28, ‘est was sold at gl 60. pamphiet to see shel Mesa Ae 000 bene i3s.; to ‘Glasgow, pay steatncr, 00 bole Nour wt 3 forwegian br! 0 Cork for order i: it disect 6d. of; ao Brith G00 dusiela do. at Pd.; @ Br wiih logwood at 41s. Adriatic at 60s.; a British brig, 251 tons, to Buenos Ayres; an American ship, 1,400 tons, to Rotterdam, yenoral cargo, private terms, and (no! Pere rom ambelg with 4,80 pois, petroloum at Ba. 6 ayre and Hamburg pbs. Dt 8. Ble ie'to rile dull and nominal at 1c. 0 The stock of the ‘The charters we QU quarters grain at 7s. Yd. jo Liverpool with 4 for tho same vos braitar for ordei "xcept for the indian 2and AINE, the beloved wile of P. H. G reviously reported) n Martin aud 8. OC, Murpay, in tue 35th year of her 6 Continent between Professor Che- GUNNIES continue t ‘Tho funeral will take place this day, from the resi- 38340, for sloth, He draws encouragement NTED—A GOOD SALOON HAND; NONE BUT one who can come well recommended neod apply. House, 22 Myrtle av. 0 iabinets, Chamber, ncritice ; propert h street, near Sixt! Brooklyn Oyster ity. 67 West Fiitowntl |ARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING.—HoUsE- | \WASRED bove on. casy terms. Pay- LLEY & CO, corer Twenty: jue. No connection with any otner 13 YEARS OF AGI acter; reference required; dress, la own hand- ing and of good c! no hard work; wages writing, EARNES' iT ANTED—A GOOD, HONEST BOY, keepers ‘supplied with ABOUT 16 YEARS .—Un Sunday morning, October 3, C. Ws | Darmentstaken. ‘of age, to attend ina first class ¢ edge of tho” business not requisite; one who resides with his parents preverred. Address BLOADWAY, box 13s Herald igar store; a knowl- all purchasers at O'FARRELL & GREENE'S, 200 hth avenue, corner Twentieth street. Weakly or monthly THE TRADES. A GOOD, TEMPERATE, CAPABLE JONES & CO., 453 Brondwra — aor mnt WANTED-TO MAKE CANDIES TOR two porlors, sizo 25x12 and 1sxi6; mast be plain, of Good manufacture, but Little worn and’ cheay ether in reps or haireloth; carpets body Brusse! Table and a few othor artic.es would be dress. giving description and price, M. DAV. WA man, to take clas ald office. Sneculatora naad nat son Reese Fa areeacemy aul bo reetinonr teeta dts idnefar "this (Monday) Re ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, COST #400, FOR afternoon, at two o'clock, from tie residence of his ‘e, or at any business where I can from late employer. aces useful ; reference § CG UIRE, 221 East 29th at, $175; one for $75; twonty real Bronze Figures; Ott ‘Myrtle avenue, Paintings, Carpet, Bedroom Suits, Dining Room Furniture —On Saturday, October 2, Rose, the,| St half cost, pierre | auanan ee Catharine McKinley, of} MARBLE MAN’ pees 3 Armagh, Ireland, age years. 7 fT x 8 rR a The ities are respectiuily Invited to attend the | A FARGE STOCK MARBLE AND SUATE MANTELS ‘Thirty-sixth s.roets, ER MACHINIST W. formation will be furnished petent, having best references, w 13 West Twenty-seventh street, ni ANTED FOR CUBA.—II 70 Will go to run the oxo jas ; one having bi beiy before IL A.M. at The cheapest properly flaished work in New York. 839 West Eighteonth at., between INAMELLED SLATE MANTE! and decorated Bate Work of every y NRHYN SLATE COMPANY, ih and Sixth avenues. PIDARIES WANTED.—T\O LAPIDARIES WANT- ed at KIPLING & KOBERTSON'S, No. 9 harden jane. |ONER WANTED I v8. th and Ninth avs, L3 ; PLAIN MARBLEIZ oo ‘4 a D.—-A GOOD CONFECTI ‘84th st., between Sth and 10th ar ERS AND FRENCH POLISHERS WANT- G3 & 8ON, 99 and 10h 40 West Eighteenth street, between Fist » F. and A, M. — from the residence ARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND jarble Mantels, rich and ¢ to E,W. ete it! E t BIEWART & CO., 605 Sixth avenue, betwee +42 o'clock P. M. ments, &c. In Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 2, CATH- | band, ready to bs and sister of A. KLABI dence of ber brother Martin, Bergen street, near | new factory this winter. ‘was 5,409 bales, not 9,409, Pricca were stea‘ly at from accomplished facts which his precursor could ihe great Auiantic and Pacile Raliway, now actually opened, might weil lave ap- @ suspension of specie paymenis, The period of paper infations has lost its dangers for us. The hardly dream of ue, HAY continued moderately active. ue, The body will be taken to St | —— SMITHS.—WANTED, CHA platomakera, at WOOD & HUGHES', corner Frankfort. Letters not answered. 0 PAINTERS.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TO GO TO oat healthy and thriving cities tn Taam era sigh and ornamental work: ‘To such steady employ. None but masters of 2 one or two ist men, of gober and steacy A be given and good was Y KLABER, 62 FIRST AVENUE, SS. street, sells Marble Mantels, Head Stones, Monuments Of superior workmanship, below cost, before retnov ing to his P . apply, at No, 6 Cortlaudt st New York eily, between ebrated at nine A. M,; from thence to oan 110 for retail lots, We. a il 05 1 and prices remamed nominal at 1850. . & 5c. do, for jute, 1130. @ 1: . do. for Fampico, in bond, ‘ho tarket continued to rule dull, b . Small sales were made within tl a Que, for new crop and 4c, a Le. for old. 3. —There was no business of consequence trans- ay, the demand being light; price 400, for Cuba centrifugal a 62e. for do. ni G0c. a G5c. for shippin, for long rye Spal ant peared in 1855 afar more chimerical than the chala to Kurrachee. have naturally been governinent might say to such projects, whereas, Professor Chenery now explains, the Porte 13 anx- ious to see railivay communication Imntred) at this momeat lutent oa coa- sting the capital with the Huropean sys Nor do our advantages end here. prougering of the United States we'have learned not only how to construct cheap endure railway travelling. would be intolerabic om tae English system of loc motion; if would be no trial at all in carriages equivalent to moving hotels. the sections, lengti—1,700 miles from Calais to the Bosp 1,500 more from the om pear the Aimericat: country is growing so rapidly that it needs a circus tyr lation not less than the paper afloat. A contempo- rary happily observes:—“If elasticity is one of the qualities our currency lacks stability must be con- ceded to be its most promment exceilence. It has often been observed that ever since the suspension of specie payments our interior trade has been more stable and less distributed than ever before, and that it showed fewer signs of distress when there has been any interruption of foreign commerce or ny revulsion in forelgn money banks were terrified beyond mea- England or lines from Constantinople too, it migat the Ottoman those days, rm S#Y.—0N Saturday, Vetob ARAH A., wif doubted what HALSEY n Saturday, October 2, SARAH A, fe nce W. Halsey, The relauves and friends of the family are re- XOA’ spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her ¢ Ash, all aii ty late restdence, 12° West Thirty-ninth strect, tals | 37 50. MAT, CLINTON, corner of King and Greeawlcb, itexrnoon, at two o'clock, and 50 Roos e range of 1c, its dominions, and bL iB were steady, 40 g E a 8 So, for do. clayed, re ra half-post four o’clock, CATHARINE FRAN INS, only daughter of the late John and Ellen Hodg- | §7'sy r NAVAL StoREs.—The market for spliits tu dull, business being restricted by kell¢rs, who demanded 44 & 434gc. for merchantable and Shipping lots; the stock fa ght; no sales of consequence werd reported. For all kinds rosin the market was demand betng light, but prices were uwuchanged 890 bis. extra pale mt gd ' 5, 151 lots No.2 at $2 60.4 2 BO, No. 2 #2 40 a 83 9 extra do, and wind asi nine o’clock, from the residence of her As to distances, consideradie fheun Sectad and Third streets, wherg 4 soloma reqnteu whl bp fered i soul, alten whle® vie remains will be taken to Calvary Cetictery for interment. The irtends of the | are respectiully invited to attend, Pag —On Sunday, October 3, at the residence er brothor, Captain Thomas McGuire, corner of Hudson and West Tenth stroots, RO3ANNA, wile of gure = when 0 No. Lat 33 a B rise in the Bank of England rate would produce aii immediate response here, and if we had had the Atlantic cable in those days we shouid have had the frequent anomaly of a Bank of England Movement this afteraoon in London, producing a fail ora rise in our securities in Wall street this As it is now, however, we care little for the movements of the Bank of Engiand.” The bank statement of Saturday shows the con- Bervative policy which the banks were forced to dian terminus. inilés Of railway open, aud Sir John Lawrence r ‘ons that 30,000 Will sooner or later be wauled for India alone, so that we aeed not think much of we work required to bring, as presse it, the 280,009,000 of Zurope into communte: tion with the 500,000,000 of Asia. now learned how to make railways both cheaply expeditiously; we have learned how to adapt the arrangement of the carriages to long journeys; we are keenly alive to the value of rapid communication with India, and we Know that some, and can belteve fa small lots at $1 $1 02, in judas wore dall at yesterday's —Western was quiet, but stead: made from domes! seo'l, were sold at 43, PROVISIONS, Receipts, (8 barrels pork, 28 do, beat, 129 do, out meats and 950 do, lard. The market for pork Was du!l, d, and prices wera lower, closing ‘Tho sales wore only about 500 or new mess, #85 60 for and extra prime, ’rofossor Chenery ex- Pu ‘e never been Holden. the pubite gener joo of funeral hereafter. sulted at 64 S| We have, in fac CHINGS.—At Yonkers, on Sunday, October 8, | 4 Tiscen W., wife of Stephen &. liutchings. P The funeral will take place from the Reformed ing but jittle demai barrels, ia lots, at $31 25 a 'g26 ‘a G27 for arrivals of 1,500 4 iroy papers please copy. ficou my, weight and quality quar in tho beth year of ler age. aie It street. where a solemn regulem masa “COAL AND Woop. —ONE THAT IS ACCUS- [ruorsr RESS WANT! tom ip’ ON, 99 and 10L 4th ) tomed to fi E. W. HUTCHIN( 4and 5 o'clock P. ¥ JANTED—A FU ers neod apply; at 737 6 TANTED—THIS DAY, FIVE CUSTOM TAILORS FOR ts, at b, M, SAMTER'S, 147 Duane st, ESE RED ASH AND LEWLGH CC ncreened and delivered at SIZES, large Nut 87 50; 3 8 c Corner Thirty-se1 -GENUINE Locust, MOU? , $8 (0 por on, delivered, and 88 BUTCHEX; NONE OTH- hay. ‘On Saturday morning. Oct ber 2, at and 16 days. 1 Will take piace this (Monday) morning, Hodgins, Qf the Nativity, Second Sreride be: 3 East Thirteenth street, he Lor the repose of Ag Abaue nope. Q Fi) FOR 3,000 roux Hoa | SS H() Tonigter Loses screened ail delivered, AS THEDEORD, Tw BR, fitter aud stove dealer, in thriving vil- aia city; first rate chance, ‘4 W. J. BOGGS, 31 Pine st. MAN JUST ARRIVED J, a situation as butcher in a good store; good scholar. Address W. J. Coal, all aizes; Nut seventh st. and Ninth av. 7S ANTED—BY A YOUNG __ ASTROLOG ied —MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR. isit her for every umbers, good Luc: i olass workman and a ta of Mr, Wm. Easton, 869 Broad’ cooly shinnce - MILVER? LATERS AT M. LONER. © £ OW ALL of iife, 98 East Bight 7 aan CHMAKER TO GO ‘Also a spectacle lens —~A FIRST CLASS LBERT LORSCH & CO., 16 Malden inder, Inqaf?e Tuesday alternoon, at two o'clock, ads and relatives are respectfully tnvited to | cine. pursue during has been contracted eight millions Bpecie, owing to the governments sa‘ca, has been Bearly two millions, and owing to the goverament pur four mililons, Despite this f the Powers whose terriories are yy thd proposed line will cor- The Turkish gov- attend. Carriages in waiting to meet 11:50 train, to be travel On sunday, Octover 3, co-operate in tho work. esires nothing more tay necessary lines interseciing its territories, ab thougu nobody can exactly answer for Persia and Beloochistan, we do, at least, know from experience that such populations a3 we should meet with in those parts are well acquainted practically with extent of over increase of ‘it nvter at stealy prices, tho sales plain mess and anit entirely nominal. ho aales wera 10) Dols, at B18 a a8 Jes 10,000 ibs. fresh Bl0a 86 cor extra do, atives and iriehds 61 f legal tenders, 8o3 of bonds, over the deposits P Th)ye., and 6,000 d et was qiiiet, but f 30, J shou! 4) ickled hace and’ TTENTION.—THE HIGHEST PRIOR Paw dics’ and gents’ cat off Clothing, Carpets, ling on or addressing Mr. Or Mra, H. MANNES, 2'Seventh avenue. MEDICAL. ¢ MRS. W. H. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, asins to be taken to Nyack for interment. | A. No, 3 Greene strest, does not humbug ladies with medi- ONE DOOR FROM WAVER. ace.Ladios anit gentlemen will be astonisked at pays for cast ol! r Y.. Aa we have to fill @ large or: market we will pay 25 per cent more than ang other dealer im ARA LAHEY, Ae PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY for tne Western. DR, HARRISON, 177 Bleecker at M Vjlham ey, bt] without mercury; oflice and consultations atrict! Wilham ian y, in ng og eee, of her age. tm Y 5 oiler a are respeci- send 2 note to fully invited to attend tho funeral, from the resi- . dence of her son, Patrick Lahey, 71 Concord street, A [oy Bn nt Ag Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. mediate relief, being 4; duleman Sui tay, peer 3, Georos Leecu, ABs Rie Be (fs x1 42 years and ? midhths. ; Hils friends are mvited toattend the funeral, from | SEAU-ottce 18d Liberty at. f Too. ac. for | thelr own interests, @na rarely unwilling to strike profitable bargain, To all probability we Gould easily make it worth the while of both chiefs and people to furnish the police of the line for us, though we could hardly expect to eacounter foes 80 troublesome aa the Red Indians have proved to the Mereased nearly three soillions—an apparent verifi- vation of tie reports that at and after the great @ecline in stocks on Wednesday lust there were heavy cash orders to buy from a!! sections of the The increase in the reserve of the banks Is the most flattering feature of the exhibit. Of the last two statements are ou ard wae ia imited demand and the sales wero 200 packages his late residence, Van Dyke House, 23 Bowery, on for No. 1 to prime steam and i8/gc. Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock, A, icon immodiate reliot witout the siightest injury. Look woov.—In Brooklyn, on Seventh day (satur- day) afternoon, 2d instant, NwELY Lockwoop, in the 63th year of his ago. Notice of the funeral will be given in this news- paper to-morrow morning, MonTaGi't.—On Sunday, October 3, James Mon- TAGUB, in the 24th year of his age, after a shoré iil 88, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are te invited to attend the funer: is brother, Patrick Montagu nue, on Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, from thence to St. Lawrence’s chu and Fourth avenue, where offered for the repose of his soul, MooRE.—On Friday, October 1, at her residence in 90, for kettio rendered, ‘was fn fair demand and a ¢ aules being 4,000 bol jelly at the Intier pri Ne. a Be, Reiined holdors demanded fuil prices, whi rospect placed by Professor Chenery dy can pretend to doubt cither the Importance or the value of a line which will have “all Europe at one end and ail Asia at the But wnat is to be the cost, money to be found? We are told that the Turkish government would actually make -the line tiself aa far as tho Persian Gulf if it could but command the means, and that it would cheerfully and liberaily enter into engagements for the. and more powerful States. ‘unreasonable or tmpolitic for the British overnments, in conjunction, perk 2} O find the necessary capital on secu the Porte for current interest and ultimate repay- he practical question to which the If any of its before us, ant nuary and February, at sige. In Philadelphia 8 RIOF.—Caroling was steady, with small sales at 8c. a 9Yc. for common to prime, Rangoon was dull but unchanged, SERDs.—Linseod was Grim, with sales o' 2 17, Grass were dull and nom- Pts By Sat pe anee: ‘wore tn- ua 18)g0. to } for €0) to prime, in hhda, and locas OTT UGAT.—Raw was in and how is the tal at ye erday The changes are as follow: urpose with richer rease in loans. norease In specie. crease in circulation. jorease In deposits... rease in legal tenders. * ‘The range of gold during the week was as follows, {he Gold Excnange not doing business on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday:— rity givew by Ke. Ter remaias were taken to Cincinnati for inter- Cincinnati papers please copy. MURRAY.—1v this city, on Sunday, October 3, JouN Mounnay, @ native of county Leitrim, ireland, aged | ™4"! 14 friends are respectfully Invited to attend the ral, from his late residence, 488 Sixth avenue, fueaday alternoon, at one o’ol e pamphiet brings us. should appear extravagant, let it be remembered that the whole project was deemed not only feast- rofessional estimate, nearly ‘he notion of a raliway 5,000 seem a little wild, let the read self that its object 13 nothing less tian to near to London as Edin burg was a ble, but probable, in a °, 8gs, Bons grocery do.) 12\g0. a 14 Low was only mode bring Calcutta Sixth avenue, Ladies attended by Mrs, Harr ladias.—Tho Portuguose Female Pills = prepared for maryi me in one day, without Dr. As Me MAURIE NTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY SSVENTH will be astonished at the S pays for Cast-of Clothing, Carpets, Fure ic, Please call or send a note, nivure, Bedding, atiended by Mrs, TTENTION.—NEW ORDERS RECEIVED TO PUR- chase Wearing Apparel, Carpets and Honsehold Furnt- ture, which must be seat {n future time, LADIES PHYSICTAN.—DR. ASCAER GUARAN- pertor confinement institute No. 3 Amity place (Laurens Street). Fees reasonable, dical ou We promise to pay dies requiring nursing, er cent more in cash than any Mr. or Mra. MH. ROS’ nue, one door above Twenty-fourth sireet. —M. MARKS, 93 SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE Eighth street.—Ladies and ohauee ek renee, the full vaine in cash for their Cast O: poser nts GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 1) be she ence | A, ee a wantyateie i, ‘guarantece relief t0 all’ fe abilsnment or send us a note; 518 Third ave- | male oomplaiats, Pleasant rooms for nursing, Mi faction and benedt, Tue you will be dealt with to your sat Regaine mass will be PHYSICIAN AND MID- ‘ch, Elghty-fourth street —MME, VAN BUSKIRE A one interview. Elegant roome for nurs- A a NEAR FORTY- J, FLATTO, 816 SIXTH AVENU! sixth street, guarantees to pay 50 Maooiz Moone, tn the doth year of her | A SERAAN CURE TO cine. His powerful, ist off Clothing, Carpets aud Furniture ths Thi order to. fill for the Omaha : an oe ee wealted pba by Mrs. PLATE R LADIES IN TROUBLE—BY street, with or without modi- thly Piits and Compound, “A CERTAIN ia aoe een ol iwi {over 80 ye Female Pilla, Nol, price .—On Sunday, October 8 Ronen Pret | married ladies, price gs, century ago. SUICIDE oF A TEXAS OUTLAW.—Hays Parker, a noted Texas outiaw and bandit les suicide at the residence of Mrs. Fields, near McKin- ney, about ten days since. He was afilicted with mi @ conviction that he could not escape capture he took his own lie. jorhaps, the most desperate and hardened of all the lesperate and hardened villains who have so iong Infested that portion of Texas. was @ member of a company commanded by tito noted Bill Anderson, who was at one ume a captain enerally understood that hen known as Hays) was the murderer of Colonel Erwin in Grayson county, of the soldier ion in Collin county, and o! old man Lovin Theso are probably but a few THlow many have falien b. Ho was the leader Qe Sates Saat Me Manorhamilvon, county Leitrim, | street, Teland, aged 35 y' Greenwich it His frieuds and thoge of his brother, Henry W. | sounterieit. 72th OF #eme DY mall Quinn, are respectfully Invited to attend the faneral, | —————~ from his late residence, 133 Mott street, on Tuesday A being about 60,000 1ba., at 1 re, and prices wel 22) The following wore the closing pricos governments on Saturday:—United Statea cur. Fency sixes, 108% a 100; do, sixes, fered, 119 a 119%; do. do,, coupon, 1194) a 119%; @o, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1154; do. do., coupon, 1862, do,, 11044 a 11974; do. Ao,, coupon, 1864, do., 11044 #1194; do, do., coupon, 1806, 1105 @ 11954; do, do., registered, January and Taly, 11734 & 1179; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 117% a 117%; do. do., coupon, 1867, 0. do., coupon, 1668, do,, 11734 a 117%; do. ten forties, rogistored, 108% a 100; do, do., coupon, 109 AYA niNgc, diel. ‘tho demand was mode- ro again higher. The salen w closing at $1 29 « Bl 2239. Boston SuoR AND LEATHER MARKET.—The boot Aud shoe market is rather quiet, and the demand, the whole a little ene Active than last reported. t 3 in some sec 5 try have been pretty fully au (wand the pinen i the money market has ren regard to taking ovorat Manufacturers embarrassed der, Committed sm, and feelin; at half-past siX O'clock, the infant daughter | ——— reet, Paterson, aged 7 R. Kilda M4 DUA mi The relatives and friends of the family at uesied to attend the funeral, from the residenc nd the pinch in R. SMrrd, Of 81 Fair wi ered buyers cautious in During the war he ock# and contracting now 8 16 ; in their 117% a 11S; tite of capitate. fut” the volume of trade ts fair for t considering the Immense quantit which have been already distribu der is that the demand holda out so wel Southern trade shows no signs of slacki: but Western dealers, mai it ea of fail goods at nine o'clock, from No, 107 Bast Fourteenth street, in Di 0 nis recent victims, Bands no man can tell. Villains who attempted to assassinate Judge Hart, and ion when ho killed ee ae Che en Rhy Eg arel longin rr ray,—Louisvile Courier-Jour- thal Ooh ‘The following wore the closing street prices of @tocks on Saturday evening:—Cumberland, Adanis Expross, 52 a 62%: Wells-Fargo Express, 165 816%; Amorican Express, 90 a 81; United Sti Wxpross, 404 9 4046; Quicksliver, 12% a 13; Canton, rk MOST PAINFUL DBI exved by Ailing and Hides ine judge’s hat aud man; iehont sane iter and very few | Lave to be Cal over, The accumul Sold’ only at 2% Amity stroet, reil t Paterson, on Saturday evening, Octo- | fr/thout harm; perfectly TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENLEMEN CAN RB- coive the full value for cast off Clothing, C by calling on or addressing Mr, or Mre. NATIL ADBPRIVATE DISEASES CURSED IMMEDIATELY—BY food entb avenue, near Thirty-ffih strest, Dr. EVANS, 94 Chatham street, without mercury, Man- restored by bis Elixir of Life; recommended before RE FOR Mi ICAN CLOTHING 183 Sevonth avons, two doors below Twenty-firat worth of Clothiug wanted for the Wester je and gents wishing to dispose Oo} Furuiture, Carpets, ‘above number. LADIES, WITH will pleage call on or ited on by M iret door from Fifth avenu fantion.—All others are T THE ORIGINAL SOUTHERN AND WESTERN HAKRIS, a higher price than ever ntiemen's cast-off Diamonds, Beddi ‘abo st to Mr. or Mra, He 'No.) Seventh avenue, e obtained for Indies’ an Wearing Apparel, &c., as we must full DYICE TO LADIES bt TROUBLE. ‘tad DI and sure, Advice =} Harris, 14 (old No, sulted oo him to mi Paicnrk On tay Gots ben o'clock, PR ie ab penev proctice) quarantes certain retiet to uae: jertha and David rg ¢ restorative 86, Patients {rom a di The funorai will take place on Tucsday morning, Bard Y be L°, OF, MANHOG from the follies of between Twenty-first and Twenly-second >troets, where you Will be dealt with to your satisfaction, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN 50 PE! cont more than at an: LIdH, 267 Bevent SIXTH AVENUE, Lad, en prices B. MINTZ pi Jewelry &c., a8 we have lai California trade. tended by Mr. ot Mra, Mint REET, CAN BE CON- hirty-four years’ Or no charges ma lace for their cast MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- ling OM OF wad Clothing, Carp ber 8, infant son Of | ried ladies, with or without medicine, at ous interview, ba is nice provided with iy applied, No. U8, ctricity scientifie: ot, near Third ston for cast-off Olothty, orders tor the A cail or @ note will be punctually at D OR IMPOTENCE, RESULTING ‘youth of other cause, young, middie oh Forty years privat Legh Nespas yore ~ or. mi CAYED TELTIL OR STUMPS toe LEWIS, No. Bench uliding up to original ABAB® | Ce Co am IN ngeaie gold. | Cheopla timonials. D. ineteenth atroct, near Broadway, URB CURR IN % HO! Suen Consultations treet, SEB GBA CHER | $30.0