The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1869, Page 5

— re FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Oct. 11—6 P. M, ‘The caim prevailing in Wall street had no inter- ruption until late in the afternoon, when the atuck market became weak in consequence of telegraphic reports of a panic and large decline in wheat at Chicago. Now, the wheat market is to the Western metropolis what the stock market is to New York, the centre of speculation. Here our operators, as a general thing, confine themselves to stocks; there they deal in the products of the soil almost exclusively. The great panic which recently ‘visited New York is just reaching Chicago. We fina in the plethora of money in the banks the indtsposition of Eastern capitalists to buy Western grain or to discount grain paper. The grain which has accumulated in Chicago, or which has been bought for future delivery, requires money to carry. The situation is exactly the same as it was im the New York Stock Exchange. The “bulls”? in both places have had to sell, and hence the pantie and decline. The rise in gold under clique manipu- Jation tempted the “bull” operation out West. The decline to 130 a 131 has divested these operations of @uccess, and the operators will doubtiess suffer hheavy losses. It will be fortunate for the commu- nity if the nefarious system of grain speculation 4e broken up. With a lower tariff for the different grades it will be possible to revive our export busi- ‘Bess, which is the real source of national and social Prosperity, Wheat must undoubtedly undergo the ordeal through which stocks have just passed. When it touches cotton it will reagcend according to Jegitimate influences, ‘Phe local money market to-day was still abun- Gantly supplted, and the range of the interest rate on call loans was from 4 to 6 per cent. What- ever may be the eventual result of the crisis in Chicago our city banks have placed themselves in a very strong position to meet the demands of the fall trade. Looking at their con- dition now and a year ago, when they had a greater @rain to meet than will be their lot this winter, we find a flattering state of affairs. The last bank state- ment contrasta as follows with the corresponding one of last year:— Oct, 10, 1868. Oct. 9, 1869. Loans. . $250, 759,974 Bpecie. 21,513,526 @weulation. 34,178, 925 posi 189,053,997 179,214,675 Legal te 005,086 62,017,588 The excess over the legal reserve last year was only $13,540,658. This year it is $20,182,714. To ‘those who may be curious enough to wish to sec the effect upon the stock market the following table ‘wiil be interesting:— ern: —— New York Central. Pacific Mail...... 61g Commercial paper was in less active request, but only through the general dulness of the day. Many of the usual buyers seemed disposed to make time Joans, and money was rather freely offered at seven per cent for thirty days. One suspension was announced at the Stock Ex- change, that of Fitzhugh & Jenkins, a commission brokerage firm. Lockwood & Co. proposed making a settlement with their creditors at fifty cents on the dollar, ten cents in cash, fifteen cents in six months, and twenty-five cents in one year, their notes for the lat- ter bearing interest at seven per cent. The proposi- tion was circulated to-day among the creditors and very generally received signature, The foreign exchange market was firm but quiet, and rates ranged as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 108‘ @ 108%; good to prime bankers’, 109 @ 1094; short sight, 109}, a 100%; Paris, sixty Gays, 5.2256 @ 5.16%; short sight, 5.16% @ 6.14%; Antwerp, 5.223, a 5.1644; Switzerland, 5.2234 a 5.16; Hamburg, 35% a 36%; Amsterdam, 40 a 405; Frank- fort, 40 a 40%; Bremen, 77% @ 78%; Prussian thalers, 7044 a 71. Government bonds were quiet and steady, the market closing as follows:—United States currency sixes, 107% a 108; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 11974 @ 120; do. do., coupon, 119% @ 120;; do. five-twen- ties, registered, May and November, 11534 a 116; do. o., coupon, 1862, do., 120 a 120%; do, do., coupon, 1864, do., 110%{ @ 1193; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 119% @ 120; do, do., registered, January and July, 118 a 11814; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 118 a 118%; do. o., coupon, 1867, do., 118 a 11854; do. do., coupon, 1868, do,, 118 a 11814; do, ten-forties, registered, 108 108%; do. do., coupon, 1054; @ 108%. Gold, 13044 a 13055. Southern securities were steady and active for the Tenneaseea and North Carolinas until after the boards, when prices declined witn the general mar- ket. The following were the closing street quota- tions:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 61 a 614%; do., new, 65a55%; do. 5 per cent, 50 a 65; Virginia, ex coupon, 518 5134; do., new, 63 @ 54; Georgia sixes, 80 2 82;,do, sevens, 01 a 915¢; North Carolina, ex cou- pon, 4734 & 4834; do., new, 43 @ 43%; do., special tax, 46); @ 475; Missouri sixes, 865 a 8634; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 87 a 90; Louisiana sixes, €9.a 70; do. levee sixes, 65 a 65%; do. do. eights, 82 @83';; Alabama eights, 9192; do. fives, 63 a 65; South Carolina sixes, 67 a 69; do., new, 65 a 653. The Sub-Treasury and Custom House were closed to-day out of respect to the iate ex-President Pierce. The gold market was In consequence more than usually dull, although the price fluctuated five- @ighths per cent. Cash gold was in fair request. Loans were made at 5to 3 per cent for carrying. ‘The Gold Bank will, it is expected, resume during tne week. This morning Judge Cardozo granted an order appointing C. N. Jourdan recetver or the bank ad interim, in place of Augustus L. Brown. Mr. Jourdan is cashier of the Third National Bank. The range of the gold market was as follows:— 10 A. M. 130% E ++ 13045 130% 13055 The imports of pilbted as follows:—- it this port last week were Oct, 4—Steamer Main, Bremen—Gold.. $548,240 Oct, 5—Steamer City of Brookiyn, Liver: ger 98 eeee 1,152,500 t, 6—Steamer Alaska, Aspinwaii—Goid, 8,900 Silver. . . 2,086 Gold dust 7,000 Oct. Fmenaat City of “Mexico, Vera Craz—Silver 3 17,180 Oct. 7—Steamer China, Liverpooi—Goid.. Oct, 7—Steamer Lafayette, Havre—Gold.. % ee Hammonia, Hamburg— JOU. see eceeee * es Total for the week Previously reported Total since j ota 1, 1860 Game time, 1868. Same time, 1867 ‘Game time, 1866 The Albany ana Susquehanna Raliroaa war has Deen amicably settled. The Erie Company is to Jease the Susquehanna road for a term of ninety. mine years at an annual rental of seven per cont on the bonded debt of the road and stocks in bonds, amounting to $6,500,000. The stockholders are to have astock dividend of thirty per cent, or 400,000 , ‘to represent the amounts given the company by the State. All proceedings and suits to be withdrawn. at once, and the Erie Company, with least possible clay, is to make @ through road to Albany, running express trains to connect with the regular express ‘trains of the Erie and Hastern roads. A joint board of the several interests will meet this week to con- firm the ebove terme, when the Susquehanna will ‘pass at once into the hands of the Erie Company. The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company during tho firat week in October ‘Were in 1868, $362,716 67 and in 1869, $501,047 42, @ decrease of $51,069 25. ‘The stock market was steady until the announce- Ment of the panto at Chicago, when it underwent a rather sbarp decline for some of the list. Late Shore ‘Was firmly held by a report that the private property of the bankrupt firm connected with the treasury had Deen assigned to the company to meet their indebted- ness, The fluctuations were irregular, howeve and the market in the final street business recovered @ightly from the lowest figures. The following were the prices at the iset session of the Stock Ex- —Maripons, 8% 8 9; do. preterred, 16% a 1734; Canton, 61 a 53; Cumberiana, 26% bid; Well Fargo Express, 25 & 26%; Adams Express, 64); 0 64%; American Exprens, 343; bid; United States Bxproes, 6675 @ 67; Quicksilver, 13% @ 19%; Pacific 0,620 98,251 : NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. ? , ? P a cL p HIMEN AND GARDENERS. Mall, 66% 2 66%; Western Union Telegraph, 36% a | bagged do. The business in lard was on! enero mg fomeral, from the residence of his parenta, 118 West _._ CLERKS AND SALESMEN. oy ee COAC! 81; New York Central, 116 @ 176%; Erie, 32% a 38; | havevers wera bleher, The ea ots Tce tor kettle Seventéentt street, thie (Tuesday) aternoon, at one yorvisr WANTED 18 ALAW. OFFICE. ADDRESS, ATION WANTED. ASCOACHNAN OR GROOM, BY do, preferred, 68 @ 69; Hudson River, 150 a | rendered. Both bulier and cheese wore frm, wihemode | ° (Xyi.,_on Monday, October 11, of a lingering naan mae Tere Tees eee, eat ih ot. 160%; Harlem, 120% ® 136; Reading, 96 Ternote porades tm bull, was. 9 demand illness, at her residence, No, 121 Suffolk street, LERK WANTED.-APPLY ON THURSDAY, ness 7 cen, 96%; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 109 «bid; New Jersey Central, 101% a 102%; Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus, 74 a 76; bHan- nibal and St. Joseph, 110; do. preferred, 110; Toledo and Wabash, 684 @ 58%; Lake Shore, 8) & 86s; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 68 @ 0834; do. prefersed, 8144 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 25% a 28%; Fort Wayne, 85% bid; Michigan Central, 121 @ 121%; Pittsburg, 104 @ 10434; Rock Island, 105% # 10576; Northwestern, 7176 @ 72; do. preferred, 84 a 644; Minois Central, 162 a 13334; Alton and Terre Haute, 2934 920%; Chicago and Alton, 130 143; do, pre- ferred, 140@ 140; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 253 & 26},. The range of the leading stocks is shown in the Highest, Lowest. LM Wi Milwaukee and St. Paul preferret . New Jersey Central.... Pacific Mail SALES AT THE NEW TORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, Oct. 11—10:15 A. M. . lye we 59' do. 100 MHinoia Cen RR..... 300 Cleve & Pitia, «.... 1 ny 2000 Great Went a m.. gs 200, 1000 Pitts, FLW&C 2d m 200 Pry a aiatciet aE a5 85000 hy Fas ea Ni 5000 Ui! . Hy ian US be Toa, cou. 108% 13000 108g One o’Clock P. M. by ane ky S&M 8S RR.. 85 sd 86 st call 1B, a4 AB bet 38 cite afi Bit BE 8635 200 Mil & 8t Paul RE. “ Hows 6.08 tau Cis m. 8 EA wn age Gow ©. Qdm.... 74 - Wad & WoO ebe United Staten Bx Bs oe 100 W be 2% ib RA Wa CURE ‘id "a 100 Al & Ter H RI 86: He . Be COMMERCIAL REPORT. MONDAY, Sept. 16 P.M. Rio continued steady, with a moderate demand; 13,074 bags ex Lyder Sagen were sold on private terms. Otber kinds were dull, but unchanged. CorroN was in good demand for spinning and export, and Correr. a fair busin ct and irregular, and decline Prices, however, were heayy gc. a Sic. ver Ib., som of middling uplands being m The offerings were fait, wuile the sales were 8248 bales, iicluding Sid to Arrive, of which 1,280 were for export, 1.218 for spingin on speculation and 400 in transit. For future delive ales were aa follows:—300 bales, basia low middling, for for Octobér on private terma and 200 it Charleston) on private terms. gi Mobiie s end Pianta, and aenph peal ren an Good ordinat Be 25% FN Low middiiag aig F3 26%, Miaaling Ft Be jody middlini FLOUR AND cel 7 ble. ous, 400 do. 34,855. bu n, 31,80 do, tye and 1LeEr do, barley. ‘The four taarver wag dull and heavy and iower to sei: to eny extent. In some canes some reduction was niade, but lines could not be any jower than on Saturday. heavy. Sales 8,700 bbi x Califoraia remained dull and Southern four was dull and heavy, With sales of 50) bbls. Rye flour was quiet but steady. Sal 200 bbla, | Corn meal was quiet, ‘Sales 100 bbl No. 2 State. 6 6 6H 700 Ga 585 Sroa 650 Extra Minnesota. 6a 800 Rouad boop Ohio, shipping brand 60a 650 Round hoop Oblo, trade brands. §5—_ 700 St, Louislow 6h0m 700 7We 78 £00_ 900 900 — 1000 + 800— 10.00 bouthern superfine and ezira. 6_ 800 California tour (ancks and bb 60a 9h qe 610 b5_ 575 Gorn meal, Brandyw . 6b ® Corn meni, Jeree 1 54a B50 —Wheat wai ia ers of pri ly refusing to make any. eone er jes comprised about 63,000 fnferior No. 3 spring. 81,2 for inferior Non for INinote winter, $1 40a 81 42 for red and amber rn, B10 8 1 Aig for for choles ‘amber creda tn store—equiv Tent to 14: x14 d— 81 150 for white winter, 1 SWior No. Sepring, and ma 3 for amber Stat Corn was tn fair demand an and par The salon were about 6 $110 a BL 12 Cor yellow, ‘a 81 were scarce, active and ‘decid i Sieber closing at 6c. TI sales were abou bushels at 5% Rye was in more demand but at lower prices, th 25,000 bushels, at 1 16 for Western and $1 18 for Stat Barley was iu demand, and 11,600 bushels two-roweil State were gold at #1 30. Of bariey malt there were fe sales of abour 4,000 Dusheis at 81 30 4 $1 36 for new and 81 85 for ola. The stock of grain in the No — and Brooklyn markets, ead 675,272 bushels wheat, 445,088 (467 do. rye, 5,968 do, barley, 67,604 ot was ditil, the offerings being light, heavy, Petroleum vessels for che and held with increased Armaes ‘9 Liverpool, 1,000 bbls. flour wt 28. bushels wheat at 9d. ae Wid., 600 hogsheads, tallow at die., and "1,000 60 bushels whoat at 87\d., atg-16d. To Rotter: wade quereitron bark beef at 3s, 6d. and 100 hogahieads tobacco the Inter rate for Kentucky, ‘The char. 0 is Continent, with 5,00) bbia. pet rk (rechartered) to Bremen, with 4, ‘At 64. 94.5 & brig to Gibraitar, for ord with 1,200 bis. petroieum, at bs ‘® bark to the Conti: nont, with 1,700 bbls. do., reported at éa., and a British veusel, with’ about #,00 bbis, Flour, to Brazil, of private terme. GUNNIES Were atiil dull, and prices were numiual at 16\¢0. Tic. for bags and 23 Hors were still in amall. Prices remain (00, for old do. EMP continued dull and nominal at 13 for Mani a, 40. a Sige. do., for jute, lige. at) abe 110 for white. 0: The engagements worn and por steamer 53, ‘and 73g¢. # 8c. do., for Tainpico, In bond. No eal Hay.- The demand was pasendly active, and prices re- mained steady. Shipping was sellin jc. m 6bc., retail i %6, and short,'do. at the demand being wote : He, lote at 90c., long rye straw ab Wc, & 0c, MoLassrs,—T! Night, but prices Cuba centrifuga a at former quoiati ed, 87 We ‘8 400. ; do. clayed fie. a ‘60c.; Porto Rico, Sic ise, anit New Urieans, 800, & So. NAVAL StontR—The market for spirite turpentine was quiet, the demand being light, but former prices were fully mainiained, owing to the continued small stock, There were sales of 75 UbIn at 48, n 48)¢c, for Southern and 4c, (or New barrels. Rosi more sought afta ry do. pale at $475, straine ey ‘and 100 do. do. at 25; No. 3 be sales were No. M4 be aud window gins, . $860 for smaten, and ull at 41 a $1 04 1 bls, ere ao'dul'a former trier Mo sults or while other kinds {8IONB, PRoy 64 bois. porns do. rd, The demand for pork was lighted, ‘ad wat oiites generaliy santos to roniion, (Ne mntue as heavy and prices Frere wer, new mene clolig 8 800 ti, "The anica ware vuiy Shout HO vb al ea for’ new mest, §4 8) for for future delivery. Live were“ yg {iota ie 81 city, seling, at igke. « er eer » Kio Wein, at Mb. a GIS Cor? plat sees, et gilts Sin ‘within, the. range of 18's BH. Terey” vet ea tome demand, 100 eroee eBolce India mess ‘brought Bl. Bacon was quiet on the sie Ysoo0 Cy for gant 7 December, Santay and Pe a oF #} On = he, et ae ayuoted ‘Out fecnred on Sean’, Maeda if bond ‘with Srmaess. Sits tor plctioa bowie, end TO3y0. being checked by the ine Viage. 5 the Grade, tn bol Pte a Dbls., on the sales were unusually large, ot quotably higher, fair fair to to yood refining being a¥ eg ‘Gubee Niefty nt Tiige. alte, 8 boxes at refined the demand was more acti ies ‘a 1640., extra C at 143 c . Prices were Smee, ed res, Liye,» sce. 5 melado, 6c. a 9; Havana, boxes, Dutch stand. whe rt iuieie ia a at om Po 5, tH white, 14%, te 14 1B ts thes ‘Tier; grocery. do, I .—Linseed was call and nominal any Ly paid whi wSTRARINE.—The business was light, there being no de- mand of moment, but prices were unehanged. Sales of small Jota wore made within the range of Ife, a1be. for common to ings We. good I23ge. ; pie to choice Co hhda, ‘and boxes, 103(c. a 183g¢.; molasses, hida. and I 1as¢0. 5, fo arto‘ aa its, ws yrasses were dui} at our last quotations. No PETALLOW Was moderately active at about former a4 the rales were 60,100 Ibs, at I1igc. @ I1sye. according ality. Wnisicrx.—Receipts, 518 bble. pravailod, wad prices Were & ‘were disposed of at #1 21, tax pi MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Borpen—Writremore.—On Thureday, October 7, at the Presbyterian chureb, on Fifth avenue, corner of Nineteenth street, by the Rev. W. M, Paxton, D, D,, WILLIAM BorvEN to MARY G., eldest daughter of the late Henry 8, Whittemore all of this city, DaViIDSON—ALBERTSON.—On Wednesday, October 6, at Reformed Dutch church, West Twenty-third Only s moderate demand About 160 bbls. street, by the Rey. Mr. Gantz, WittiamM H. Davip- son to Macaig H., youngest “daughter of William HL. Albertson, his cliy. GEXSTENBERG—JoxL.—On Thureday, September 23, by Alderman Connor, OTTO GERSTENBERG Ww FLORA JOEL HENRIQUES—JeEWrLL.~—On Thursday, October 7, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. Dr. Parkman, Avoustvs D, HENRIQUES, of New Orleans, to Ina, eldest daughter of J. 0. Jewell, of thia city. No cards. New Urieans (La.) papers please copy. Died. SURBAGE.—On Monday meres October 11, JouNn BURBAGE, aged 24 years, ive of the parish of isi Lownshiip « of Dereycastte, county Longford, relana. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, from bis late resi- dence, 529 Eighth avenue, thia (Tuesday) afternoon at two o'clock. Ca8TNER.—On Friday, October 8, at her residence, 319 South Third street, Philadelphia, Jutia A. Cast. orice wife of Samuel Castner, Sr., in the 57th year of Funeral will take place on Wednesday morning, at nalf-past nive o'clock, from her Tondene. CHazaTTE.—In Jersey City, on Sunday, October 10, JULIAN P., son of Adeiaide J. and the late P, 8. Cha- “atte, in the 41st year of his age. The relatives and friends of the the family are fully invited to atzend the funeral, from St. thew’s church, Sussex tere jersey City, on Wed- , At One O’CiOC! nesday morn! CooK.—On unday be tig oy bea | 10, at one o’clock, PATRICK, 80D Of the widow Anh resto, native of the pariah of Fore, County Wesrmen| Treland, agea 3 fully invited to years. Friends and relatives are attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Sixteenth street and Third avenue, this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at one o'clock precisely. Davis.—In Jersey City, on Monday, October 11, Evan Davis, late of 193 Newark avenue, aged ai years, 10 mouths and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends eof the family are invited to aitend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from First Baptist church, Grove street. Davis.—Suddenly, at Philadelphia, op Saturday; October 9, WILLIAM BH. Davis, ag re dagt go His rematus will be taken to Cedar Hill Cemetery, Port Jefferson, L. 1, for interment. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the Juneral, this (Tuesday) afternoon. DovuGLas.—At Mount Vernon, Westcheater county, on Sunday, October 10, SARAH DovGLas, late of Harlem, N. Y., aged 40 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral sevices, Wednesday morning, at haif-pastten o'clock, at the Congrega- berg chureh, 125th street and Second avenue, ariem. DUNPHY.—On Thuraday, October 7, at her late rest- dence, Covington, Ky., Mre. Brame DUNPHY, wife of John Dunphy and third daughter of the late Mr. James Waishi, of the city of Kilkeuny, ireiand. Dubin aud Kilkenny ([reland) papers please copy. EaGEN.—ELLEN, the beloved wife of James Hagen, native of Gurthenhe, county Tipperary, Ireland, 1m the soth year of her age. The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, from her late residence, No. 6 Union street, Ireland, aged 64 years, 10 months and 2 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 656 Columbia street, South Brooklyn, on Wednesday afteruoon, at two o’icock, Canada papers please copy. Fosrr.—vn Saturday, October 9, Ropgrr C. Foster, son of the lave James Foster, aged 34 years. ‘The relatives and iriends of the famuy, a also the members of Huguenot Lodge, No. 381, F. and A. M., are tuvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 52 Union place (new No, 209 Fourth avenue), this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. FRRELAN.—On Saturday erent, October 9, Cor- NELIA, Wife of John Fresian, aged 57 years. ‘The relatives aud iriends are reg} etfully invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, in Huron street, near Franklin avenue, Greenpoint, ‘this (Tues- day)aiteraoon, at two o'clock. GaLE,—On Priday, October 8, ManGarer, wife of Adams H. Gale, im the 46th year of her age. ‘The relatives and frieuds of the family are reapect- fully invited to atcend the funeral, from her jate res- idence, 221 Kast Tweilth stree:, this (Tuesday) alter- noon, at one o'clock, without further notice, HARRIS.—On Sunday, October 10, ANNE, the wife of Philip Harris, a native of Carreletown, county Westmeath, Irelan The friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, from 339 West Twenty-sixth street, tuis (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’ciock. Hert/.—On Monday, October 11, after iiness, Louis H. flertz, im the 2th y *etne relatives ana friends of the family are respect- fuliv ‘invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 341 East (hirtieth street, ou Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. Hogan.—On Monday, October 11, beloved wife of Pierce Hogan. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully othe to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, two o'clock, from her iate residence, No, 129 Goel x Ungering roof his ANN Hogan, street. HUGHES.—Mr. MICHAEL HUGHES, brother of the late Archbishop Hughes, Notice of the funeral hereafter. Chambersburg papers please copy. KeaTING.—At No, 4 Grand on Monday, October il, FRANCKS KBATING, Wife.of Michael Keating, of Lismore, county Waterford, Ireland. ‘fhe funeral wilt leave No. 4 Grand street, Hobo- ken, at twelve o'clock, for St. Mary's church, thence to Hudson county Roman Catholic buryimg ground. Waterford papers please copy. Keenox.—On Sunday, October 10, Cary the beloved wife of Christopher S. Keenon, 29th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, and also her brothers Christopher and Peter Leary, are spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 243 Second street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Her remains wii! be interred tn Caivary Cemetery. LaLox,—On Sunday morning, October 10, MaRTin Laon, in the 0th year of his age ‘The remains will be conveyed from his late rest- dence, 52 Seventh street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock, to St. Ann’s church, Eighth atreet, where a solema mass of requiem will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. LAZaARUs.—In Syracuse, at the residence of his mother, on Sunday, Octover 19, SOLOMON HL. L. US, tn the 26th year of his age, beloved respected by a numerous circle of friend: New Orleans and San Francisco papers pteeed | copy. rons. —0 Monday, October 11, MARY ANN Lyons, in the ssth y county Westmeath, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the foneral, from her late resi- dence, 326 Kast Twenty-ninth street, to St. Stephen's church, Where a solemn mass of requiem will be | offered up at ten o'clock for the repose of her soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Makvin.—In this city, on Monday, October 11, Jon Pi M. MARVIN, of Monticello, Fla, aged 50 rene relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of W. K. Marvin, No. 4 Rast Forty-frst street, this (Tuesday) ailernoon, at three o'clo MiTCHELL.—On Sunday, October 10, Wintiam L, MITCHELL, in the 34th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1 Thompson street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. MCKERNAN.—On Sundi October 10, MOKERNAN, Wife of James McKernan. ‘The friends and relatives aro respectfully invited ettend the funeral, this (Tuesday) het brother atone ofclock, from the residence of her brother, Thomas saaee se No, 88 Ninth avenue, corner of Weat Six- Mary bs her Monday, Octobder 11, FRANK, ak est son of Archibald and Kate McVey, and 9 months. _ S eptaptalinaiyertte gy ith of ber age, a native of Balimecanga, reet, Hoboken, N. J., | | A | some first cl | THERESA E., wife of Hugh P. O'Neil, and daughter of Charles Hamilton, Notice of funeral in Wednesday's papers. O’RouRKE.—On Monday, October 11, after ing illness. Many O/ROURKE, & native of the parish of Wheran, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 57th year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are Teapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 3034 Went Thirteenth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, PENFOLD.—In Brookiyn, on Monday, October 11, after a short and severe lilness, EsiHee J, 8., wife of Franklin &. Penfold. The prends ane relatives of the family, and mem- hers of De! ‘0, 401, P.and A. M., and mem- bere of the i y-fourtt. Police precinct, are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at 24 Kent avenue, Park avenue, this (luesday) afternoon, at two mY te near o'clock. Provoost.—On Sunday, October 10, James C. PROVOOST, aged 77 years. The friends of the family are respecth invited to attend the funeral, at the Methodist | ‘nacle, Union avenue, Greenpoint, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, without further notice, REITHRR.—On Saturday forenoon, October Henky Revruen shot himself accidentally through breast, which caused almost instant death. Age ears. Friends and relatives are Invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, Broadway, hear Debe- Vols street, Brooklyn, E. D., tuis (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. RHONER.—I0 Boston, on Sunday, October 10, Mrs, C. A. RHONER, wife of Frank Kroner The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her mother, Mra, Batley, No. 155 Summer street, Boston. SmurH.—On Monday, October 11, Rosa SMITH, & native of the parish of Kilsheer, county Meath, Ire- land, in the 20th year of ber age. The relatives and friends oft the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resl- dence of her brother-in-law, 503 Tuird avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ENCER.—I\p this city, on Sunday, October 10, Exiza 8.. widow of the Hou, John ©, Spencer, in the 61st year of her age. The funeral will take place at St. Peter’s church, Albany, on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. THOMSON.—On Monday, Uctober li, EaMa, only daughter of Samuei E. and Maggie §. Thomson, years, 3 months and 17 days. The relatives and friends of ine family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, this (Tuesday) —~ at half-past seven o’clock, at No. 60 Leroy Bireet. The body will be taken to Nyack for burial on Wednesday morning. ‘Torts.—At 330 Henry street, on Monday, October 11, Manion Durr, the infant daughter of Harry Toft, Edinburg and Glasgow papers please copy. VALENTINE.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 10, Maky, wife of Avraham Valentine, in the 67th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, No. 273 Adams street, on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock. Huntington and Northport papers please copy. Wuiraker.—In Hempstead, L. 1., on Sunday even- img, October 10, HikaM A. WHITAKER, in the Sota year of his age. ‘The relatives and friende of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’clock. Trains leave James slip at eight and half-past ten A. M. WILS0N.—On Sunday, October 10, WiLson, in the 47th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Munn Lodge, No. 190, of F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, No, 422 West street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, xt two o'clock, without further notice. Masonic Noricé.—The members of Munn Lodge, No. 190, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned toattend ap emergent communication at their rooms, corner or Broome and Cosby streets, this day (Tuesday), at pop o’clock, sharp, for the purpose of paying the lagt tribute of respect to the remains of Brother Charles P. Wilson. By order o! JOHN iM SCHLICHTING, M. gta Sunday, October 10, JosePH FREDE- #0n of Vrederick and Jennie R. Studwell Wolfe, naga 2 years and 7 months. elatives and friends are respectfully invited Bie the funeral, from the residence of Henry CHARLES P. 800 Fast Thirtieth street, this (Tuesday) after- ‘Barone o’olock. ENTLEMAN, and nuree want Biting Room, two or three Bedrooms na itaben, fully furnished for light housekeeping. Address ‘TH. PETRASCH, 160 Fulton street, WIFE, TWO SMALL CHILDREN BMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WANT A FIRST OR AA, Second Hioor, od neighborhood ; references ex- Address, stating rent, location, &c., AMERICAN, i iterald ofice. for [URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A FAMILY OF tour aduits wish torent « smali furnished House in a handsome and raamicuable neiguborhood; rent must not ceed $225 per month, Address box 680’ Post office, New 710 PARTIES LUAVISG TOWN FOR THE WINTER. Wanted, « first class furnished Honae, in New York or on Brooklyn Heights, by a gentleman with wife and a daughter of 16. The very best references given. Address, with de- box 1,278 Post office. ANTED—FURNISHER, ROOM, end Second avennes, Te. in a genteel private family, by a gentieman. encek Addrcan, ating terinsy PERMANENT, WARTED-UNTIL | MAY NEXT, A FURNISHED House up town; house and location must be first class; small family (adults). No communications will be noticed re gl Address, stating location, BETWEEN | SIXTH nih and Twenty-econd atrects, Highest eter: Broadway FUR. dy and her child, fre and light in- eluded "Brookiyn preferred, Address J. ¥., box 1,055 New York Post office. ANTED—ON OR X wee c NION SQUARE. front Room for a geutleman, without boa! terms not to exceed 10 3 Swoek. Address K., box 1,095 oat of ANTED—BY THE UNDERSIGNED, UNTIL MAY 1, ‘a four story English basement House, fully furnished {n every particular; must be between Tenth ‘and Forty fifth streets, Sixth and Lerin ion aven: (UEL BORROWE, 71 Broadway. TANTED-FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR ONE year or longer, a modern three story bight stoop House; Tent not to exceed $2,500, Address A., Herald oftice. WASTED FOR THE WINTER, BY SMALL STRICTLY first class famfly of means, a genteel furnished House, between Lexington and Sixth avcnues, below Fiftieth atrect. Address NEW ENGLAND, box 167 Herald ofice. WANTED, 10. RENTOA GENTEEL, UNFU RNISHED Floor in a good location, for a small family; price not over $50 io 600. Address M. M. M., box 118 Herald office. ANTED-A PARTIALLY FURNISHED SMALL House, a convenient distance (rom New York (Brook- 19 a iia Address, stating rent, which must be mod- te, J. A, box 3,801 New York Post office. ‘ANTED- BY A SMALL FAMILY, FOR HOUSEKE! ing, @ Floor of fire or six rooms, in a private house, with modern improvements, Address box 5,19 Post oflice. ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE IN YORKVILLE, HAR- A Ae or near the city; rent about $450. Address R. C., jerald office. WAXTED FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ONE OR two well furnished Rooms, with hot and cold water, uae of bathroom, without board ; nt Seventeenth and’ Twenty-ffth streets, Third and Fifth ave- nues. Address, stating particulars, box 165 Post office. ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE ON FIFTH AVE- nue, below Thirty-fourth street, for a small private family, Address in confidence PRIVATE, Herald office, ANTED—POR THREE ADULTS, THE LOWER part,or floor above rivate residence, lo- cation between iw Fitty-seventh. street went side. Apply at or Address STORE, 812 Canal street, Weal P GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AN UN- _furalehed Fioor, of four or fie rooms, in s respectable hood, below 'Thirtieth _ street. ‘stating Torta whieh taunt vo moderste, PERWANEN TY Wy AeTED_BY THE ist ‘OF NEXT MONTH, THREE or four unfurnished Roome, auitable for housekeep- ing; rent moderate, Address B. H.'T., Herald office, ‘ANTED—A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE UNTIL May 1, vetween Fortieth and Ninety:third streete; rent not over 4 ot en’ month ; security given. Address TENANT, box 197 Herald office, immediately. ANTED—A HOUSE FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, IN and between Irvinj ull particulars, location must be betwe and Fifth avenue. box 177 Herald office. MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT, Lichen inset Lf the oliy, desires to, form the aoquaintance of & man Of means with a view to matrimony. Addres 4 dentally PANNIL M. REED, Herald oftice. cL RKS AND SALESMEN. hots SITUATION WANTED-RBY A YOUNG MAN AS bookkeeper; on trial for two days, Apply to HENRY |AWSON, Astor Houee, YOUNG MAN WITH SIX YRARS' EXPERIENCE Ik £ Sere hat and cap business wishes a situation in hat swore, good references, Address B. F. STEDMAN, “Heratd odie. | A. 200D, SALReMAN WANTED—FOR fi PAN- iat Know the New York tradi ® good have first class reference, ‘appr at ga? A YOvAG, Maw WANTED_AS OLERK AND GENE- AA. ‘ral assistant in a jewelry store; none but experienced, Competent and of undoubted ‘integrity need apply. 0. Ry Herald office. A. BOOKKEEPER AND A CASH BOY WANTED & retail jewelry establishment, Address, with rever- duces and full particulars about the applicant, sRWELLICRS, Herald otter, YOUNG MAN, OF FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE, aires # situation in the wi or retail drug, busi: Waexceptionable. Address MAG, Herald MAN, AGED n, “DESIRES Wr A SITUATION IN "AN office’as office clerk, assistant bookkeeper oF sorres- fru pecking of gonde; Mate A aerrt would attend to shippi er rence aupolied ; aalary ex JEN, Herald office Wroumaata CuOrHN LESM ichiqan and near. desires to make 4 ‘by trade, wis firat ol rn eachaoge: ee LOTHING, N, Sica Your! "oi or if YEA living with bis parents, ‘ment as clerk or ansistant bookkeeper, a8 correct at figures, writes a ded from Address 30) whe th (8 Grand st., with reteren ousE pees ry ce (AND, CROOK: ery. thoroughly competent, is open aan engagement. wares Energy, bos 10 4000 oat office. LITE, INSURANCE. GENTLEMAN, OF ABILITY 4 and extensive experience, a8 man ncles ; desires @ gen sMOS, lerald office, — M 1OHIGAN SALESMAN, E. 8. JAFFRAY &£ CO. £ CO. HAVE 2 aiirst class Michigan salesman, engagement ither now or from im January. Gitvarion WANTED--AS TRAVELLER FOR A DRUG +) house, by one well acquainted in the West, Address 8. B. CURRY, 12 Chicago av., Chicago. \ALESMEN.—WANTED, A FEW RELIABLE, ENER- Ketic suleamen torell'by sample standard goods, Ad- pun F H. H. RICHARDS & CO. 418 Chestnut st, Philadel. in, Pa. gituarion WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO Has 4 with the auction business for pable of selling at auction if require the given. Address WASHINGTON, box 150 nine years; best ‘revere: Herald once, T°, VARNISH, COLOR, PAINT MANUFACTURERS, —A practical chemist, who has ® thorough knowledge of tue above manufactures, desires a er eee as man ager or otherwise. Address J. J., box 187 Herald ofice, Warnes SALESMAN IN A 4, IMPORTING house. Address, with reference, box 4,148 Post office, ANTED—A FIRST OLAGS SALESMAN FOR THE at CLAPP, 269 Grand st, ANTED—A PARTY WHO WILL WRITE OR DO lettering with chalk on a scale, for Savertistog pur- poses, Apply at desk, second 2 buh ANTED—A SALESMAN, WHO CAN_ INFLUENC trade oC, city retail grocers, Apply before o’elock to D. N. C. BVALHO, 28 Broadway. TANTED—A THOROUGH BOOKKEEPER; MUST have the hest referonce, Address 8. HARTSHORN, box 294 Herald office. TANTED—AN ABLE AND EXPERIENCED SALES. ‘man in a retail clothing store; must have good refer- ences, Apply at 103 Reade st., in the store. ANTED-SALESMEN FOR THE CLOTH, HOSIERY oods department Col me of euergy, 4 introduce apy. AM PION & TU ART, 1 Broadway. ANTED, “AN ACTIVE MAN, EVERY WAY RE- ‘sponsible, a good penman and correspondent, of con- siderable experience, wants occupation of some kind; best ddress LES, Herald office. FIRST CLASS RETAIL DRY GOODS must be a good window dresser; auch a» Baa Wi Sad 8 eleady, sknailon and good pa ‘Apply to 8. STERNBERGH, 177 Fulton av., Brook ANTED—IN A CLOTH JOBBING STORE, A YOUNG man who can sell fine woollens to near by and a elty trade for cash, Address, with name, terms, &c., KS. 1,735 Post ollice, New York. ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY AND experience, a pomtion as bookkeeper, corresponding or general clerk ine mercantile Louso of respectability. Ad- and wl competent to sel iress Herald offic ‘ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS SALRSM AT IN OUR Silk department ; also experien jaleamen in the dress goods and domestic departme ‘at NECHSLER & ABRAHAM'S, 285 Fulton st.. Brookiy ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS SALESMAN, IN EITHER ‘a wholesale ury goods or grocery houre; several years’ exverience, and best references given if required. Address for four days E. D., Herald oflce. POSITION BY A FIRST CLASS BOOK. ‘ANTED— Keeper and accountant of six years clty experien best reference as to Integrity, ability, ao. address D. 3. V JANTED—AN ASSISTANT ENTRY CLERK IN A wholesale drug store. Address, in own handwriting, A. A. PA pon ‘127 Herald office, stating terms. wante Small boy ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT AFD RESPONSIBLE MAN, to superintend the yeneral agency of a first class sewin, machine manufacturing company. Address BUSINESS, Herald office. Gitvarrox WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, coachman and groom} understands his susiness tho- Pouch ad Bae Ose ‘years’ reference from his last place. 1 254 Weat Sth st. Wares, A SITUATION AS COACHMAN oR GAR- “dener, by aaingle man, Addross K. 8., ANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MA tion as first class coachman and groo deratands bis business. ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND ‘groot a Protestant young man; has the best city reference anto een obriety and capability. Address A. » coachmat, box 130 i A “SITUA- id offee. ied ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A SIN: ‘gle man; very best references can be given. Address P. W., care of Brewster & Co., 64 5th ay. iby ANTED A SITUATION AS COACHMAN ‘OR GROOM, by a reliable young man; {# a good, careful driver; has Baiermes ‘ho. Address G, Gry private table, 138 West stirs SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GROOM ® young man who understands bis business; be ly reference, ¢ Trainor & Co. fall on or address j can drive and milk; honesty, sobriety and carefulness. Address rald office. ANTED-A SITUATION BY, A FIRST CLASS coachman and i thoroughly understands hie Anil be Righif reccsimaudod "by his last employer iy box 204 Herald otlice. J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 FIRGT @LASS COACH- oroughly understands his business; willing to make himicit pomnn Lest city reference, Can be seen at 30 t 14th at, in harness store, ag L FARMER (MAN AND of afarm requiring all kinds of ind reference. Address Brooklyn Yost office WASTED =A PRACTIC wife), to tnke charg work ; answers must give particule E. HOWARD, box 47 WANTED—A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN by @ young single man of good cha: no objection to the country. ‘Ad ofiice. SITUATION, ter and ability; box 218 Herald Address D. WASTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AS coactiman and groom, or groom, in the city or soun- try; bas three years reference from his last place. Can be seen at 11 East 27th at, TANTED-SINGLE MAN TO TAKE CARE OF A ein Rye; must understand vegetable gardening, taking care of horse, &c., and be general y useful. Address, with referencer, residence, wages for winter, &c., M. R., box 164 Herald ofice, ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN OF GOOD AD- dress ax coachman or to take care of a road team; nine years’ reference; is a first class man. Call on or address COACHMAN, 60 4th ay, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A SITUA. Mion aa coachman ins private family; thérougii derstands his business, Can be well recommended families with whom be haa lived in this city, | Call on or ad- dress COACHMAN, harness store, jant 38th TANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS groom and coachman or groom and footman; has no objection to town or country; can make himself generally waful, Can come well recommended. Can be seen at li ANTED—A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS GAR- dener, iguly competent man; can take entire charye of a gentleman's piace; is warranted to cive satisfac: ton. Address present employer, B. R. M., No. 92 Broadway, or box 886 Post office. ee WWAntep a situ. ATION, BY A YOUNG SINGLE colored man, as coachman or footman ; well under- stands the care of horses and is a careful driver; can come Well recommended fro employer. Call on or address L., at stable 118 West 60th st., near 6th av., for five day 15 WEST MTH ST.—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN li by & Protestant single man, who thor- aug understands bis business; can come well recom- "HELP WANTED—MALES. | FIRST CARVER WANTED—AT GREELEY'S DINING Saloon, 15 Greenwich ay. ; no others need apply. Water ecretary of a maniifact ance and fecurity required. Addre: Herala oftice. WANTED. A GOOD SALESMAN TO SELL STAPLE goods in New York. To a reaponsible person the ex- clunive y will be given for New York and New York State. Apply ior two days at Dey Street House, room 30, from 9 to 11 and froin 2 to WaAntena SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE retail dry goods or notion store, by a young m: ra in whol je country an: ews Oo-G. Herala OR wh goods business ; can in city trade, Good references given. office. —AG' $1. 000. NTLEMAN WHO WOULD LIKE TO enjoy the beauty of travelling is wanted; he must be willing to keep accounts aud actas cashier: provte equally divided; references exchanged; security for the cometh Call and judge for ae GERMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Feces can take care of a horse; wages no object; best refer: ences given, Address D. C. R., Herald office. YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH- ZA man; is @ gvod groom and careful driver; city or coun- try. Address M. M., box 117 Heraid oflice, YOUNG SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS AA. coachman an fete groom ; best “reference. ‘Address C. ¥., box 19 Herald onier, Fortwo dase. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG man Ie a good groom and a careful driver: ean furnish bent city reterences. Address J., box 110 Herald office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA tion 98 conchman and graces: id reference from hin inat employer, Addi Orange (N. J.) Post offic A. QOACHMAN AND GARDENER'S PLACE WANTED. £ steady Scotciiman, ie fuiy competent in ¢ Timor CONNERS, “North rennet ye best city reference. Address BR. Herald s, COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED_BY AN ENG- lishman ; is wife na cook; both first class: best Teference ; Protestants arouse to the country, Address W. B., 619 Broadway, Waraoe! COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTE complished, sober single mam; well expe aging and drivin: y beet city referenc address No. 1 Enst 331 COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SOBER : understands his business: has first claes Dail on or address COACHMAN, private stable Call at or A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS HAD SIX YEARS’ AA experience ae coachman and bas got the best of refer- ea a wittiation in ® private fumlly; has no objec- ton to'the country. Adar Q., 406 Eaat 14th at, YOUNG MAN WA! A SITUATION AS COACH man and groom; he thoroughly understands his bi nd is a Protestant; can be well recommended. Address box 220 Herald ofice. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE young man, who is an experienced groom aud rues. and is a careful driver. on or addre: Me, Washing- ton st. SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN AND ‘a frat class young man; good reference as riety, Ae. Call on o address COACHMAN, SITUATION WANTED—BY RESPECTADLE A young man, as coachman and groom; Grat class city ariver : four reference from his last place. Can be seen at 178 Broadway, room No. 4. RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUA- Hon as coachman ; the best ote ena from bis last employer. Call on or address MATTHEWS, 118 Weat 24h 1, private stable. GENTLEMAN WISHE: ‘A SITUATION FOR HI8 ‘coachman, who can come well recommended ; « stead; young man and thoro underatancs bis business. Call on or address for two days J. B., 125 W at, near av. COACHMAN'S SITUATION, WANTEKD-BY A AA ,Seclctiman, who thoroughly understands his business in all its branch n excellent driver ; bes t employer. Address for two ‘gaye 3 ARRIED, WITHOUT ENCUN- has.claht the ar er, Address 0. H,, box] MARRIED MAN (Wisies “A SITUATION, WITH 4A. some gentiemai city or country; bis wife under- ti ng and j¢ of housework to perfection, f a garden, and is a firet class hosti seen at 337 Hudson st., 01 16 Harald office, up stairs. Beat references. SINGLE YOUNG MAX, LATELY DISENGAOED, @ situation as coachman ; can furnish the best reference. Call om oF address 65 Went 151h st, PROTESTANT MAN AND wun 1 Ww rrHour | FAN fami ese; willing no objection to the country. JANES, 114 Weet céd st, beiween #th days. Coacuaans SITUATION WANTED—BY A STEADY understands plain gardening. Good reference. Herald oflice, for a few daye. Address THO... NOACHMAN’S SITU, J ,man, of long ex (AOACHMAN'S SITUATION _/ man; where be hi four days, NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A MOST / Feapectable, sober man, who thoroughiy understands the care of horses and carriages; best-clty noes. Call on or address JOSEPH, priva WANTED. BY A, SINGLE ered 1 Goodwin n'a etal employer, Mr. Berry, 14 ‘Witte at, pS care: ol ree’ Ig?) milk ful; good ref ‘Addi (AOACHMAN-AMERIOAN; FIRST CLASS; EXPR- hyo with horses, carriages, harness, &c., and an exctl- fuperior, careful drive gardentug oF Jent, ‘other work. GiUATION “wit ‘A RESPECTABLE PRO- coachman and groom; bas four uy frat cl fa. Tefarance rom his Inst place. Call on or ad- ee, fortwo 1 Adame & Cones carriage factory, GENTS WANTED,--100 PER rT PROFIT ON THE best thing out. Callon M. L. BYRNE, 80 Cedar at. up A MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND GOOD ADDRESS wanted, to travel South and canvass for the University Medicines. Apply at No. 8 University place, after I A. M DVERTISING AGENT. _-WANTED, A GOOD ADVER- tisement canvasser in the city fora frst class weekly paper, To a competent man & good income guaranteed. Ad- Breas box 1,668 Post t office. FEW FIRST CLASS CANVASSING AGENTS WANT- odNone others need apply no employment agence Call personally, from 10. M- 104. M., on D. DOUBLI Le 162 Broadway, room 18. GOOD MAN WANTED—IN THE WHOLESALE AND retail liquor busincsa; must hace fine reference from inst employer; one acquainte Address W. R. J., 108 Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANTED—TO TAKE charge of a first class furnished bouse and office, re- ceive rent for rooms, &c.; must hare #500 cash as fecuttty salary $100 0 ‘month and board; owner ‘on a travelling tour. MOODY & MIDDLETON, | array atreet, N ENERGETIC MAN WANTED To TAKE CHARGE of @ branch office of an established institution; must b ood canvasser and collector; security required. Ad Grete bor 98 Brooklyn Post oflce, Bx. WANTED—TO OPEN OYSTERS arp WAIT ON Apply at the Shakspeare East 12th at, olny OY WANTED.—A SMART ROY IN A BOOKSTORE who catiread and write and who lives with his parents, Apply at 1,123 Broadway. OY WANTED--ACTIVE A D “INTELLIGENT. IN A goods store; salary $4 per week. Inquire i! ~ J. s. woo. retail fancy go at 412 Fourth avenue. IPRAVELLING AND LOCAL AGENTS WANTED—TO ‘solicit orders fur a madufactured article useful in every business, Liberal {nducemants. WAGNER & PERSONS, 68 ‘Murray street, room No. 1. WANTED. —A FEW GENTREL LADS, BETWEEN THE of 12 and 14 years. to act as cash boys; must come well recommended. Apply at 501 Broadway. JANTED—A VERY INTELLIGENT AND RESPECT. BY able lad of from 12to 14. Apply at Dore Gallery, 82 ay. TANTED-A YOUNG MAN AND A BOY WHO understand the fish and oyster businces, at 165 Bpring st. WASTED, A SMART BOY, AHOUT 16 YEARS OLD, to tend bar; he must be experienced in the business. Apply, with references, at 23 Christopher at., New York. ‘WANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY AS AN ASSIST. in a bar; one of some experience preferred: must come well recommended. Apply at No.1 Park place, third door from Broadway. M JANTED—A FIRST CLASS COLORED WAITER, ‘who understands his business and can c uired; steady work and good wages. miorning 119 Montague st., Brooklyn. aii Med TANTED—A BOY OF ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS of age in a broker's office in Exchange place, Address Herald office, stating reference and addres TANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN TO WAIT ON TABLE ‘and make themselves generally useful. Apply at the Westchester House, dd av. between 129th and 130th ats, Wi LIAMsRuRa.- WANTED, A GENTLEMAN, RESI- dent of Wacaacabey, who has jarge acquaintance among the tion there, as general agent for Life Insurance Comp nay. Address Dox 8 W4STED-Two OR THREE EXPERIENCED CAN- vassera to solicit orders for the beautifully illustrated it office, N. works of the London Publishing Company. Apply at 19 John st. ae. D MAN IN A y ANTED_ A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AG t, gentlemanty and instructi s fo eapit out $200 can maki ving at least must give full time aud attention. Address CoMPost JON, Herald office. TOUNG MAN WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE AND retafl store, Address, with references, in handwriting of aces box 2,200 Post oftice. THE TRADES. MACHINIST AND ENGINEER, THOROUGH AND of long experience, desires employment as wperintendent of the’ construction, erection or machinery; understands designing and Address CONSTRUC- YOUNG MAN WHO HAS WORKED aT painting will be taken under instruction. Add apelr to HOJER & GRAHAM, $7 Duane at, first class raferences. N ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGTITSMAN REQUIRES : been engaged in an in London, Address C. ANSDALE, Herald office, ences. MAP DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED-ONE FULLY competent, with rat clase reference, ASHER & ADAMS, 585 Broadway. YOMPOSITORS. SEVERAL MALE TWO-THIRDERS wanted, at ibe office of the Daily Evening Programme, Filton #t,, Brooklyn, Steady work and prompt pay to good ban) CLASS LETTER ‘Apply to JOHN FnNGRAYER FIRST nd jewelry. W. NAIBMITHY, 66 8 rt AOHINERY.-A SOBER, STEADY soven years’ experience, w' Slationary engine in the city; om Fence, Address W. B., station C GINEER, OF « £ ‘ation to run a furniah the necessary rete: P* TCAL UPHOLSTERERS WANTED-AT W gt ty BOYDEN'S, 55 and 67 West 38d at. Thon qui 4 carpets. AT 842 AND 844 6) WANTED.-APPLY, pe MBERS HENRY McuveRIN SH MAKER WAN TO SETTLE AT HOLBROOK, and Blois, 8800, by instalments; thriviog village; teins $26 per e T. A. R. WEBSTER, 67 Broadway. eee 10 ee RS AND OTHERS.—A fete og an, of lon; rignce, desires to mi ener work, praterred: Sting Address Tinemit Hig threo days Mel ce A FIRST CI ANT with Paierucee at 117 Falton av., at cant Bh el MT meee UNDERSTANDS JOHN’ bat rout ee na Sietirehe. Inquire of 88 WATC! peAsaA, APPLY rooklyn, ANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS TIN, AND SHERT to KEYBEN & O GO. corner tth ar a aba asia ANTED—A COOPER, WITH WwW charge and have FER ITH i? N00, 40 Tal ach hahod cose erage ; paying well ; pl ina SUNUMA VALLEY Wik