The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1869, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WEDNESDAY, Oct, 20—@ P, M. It will be gratifying to the numerous credigora of the Gold Exchange Bank to learn that the process of Mquidation hag progressed 80 Jar a@ to omavle the receiver t0 pay twenty-five per gent of ali claims waich have been adjusted, and the foltewing notice has Deen according)y issued:— NeW YORE, “ct. 20, 1869, ‘The undersigned hereoy gives nagice to al! credit- ors of the Gold Exchange Bank wisose claims have Deen adjusted that, Pursuawt tw an order this day ovtained from tne Supreme Court giving expres® authorily t make such payments, he 1s prepared to pev twenty-five per cent upon the amounts of such adjnsied claims en and after the 2ist inst. Dealers whose statements have been epproved will please Dard them in without delay, end upon verification ‘of the same the tweaty-fve per cent will tm @iately be paid. G N. JORDAN; Receiver. @utsiae of the Vanderbilt stocks there was 10 ‘Mmverruption to the dulnese which seems to have wettied upen Wall street. The money market was abundantly supplied at fiveto seven por cent, accord- “we to the standing of borrowers and the character -ef collaterals, Frime commerctal paper was quoted ‘af nine to twelvs per cont discount. In the foreign “exchanges there was mere activity, ana aome of the prime bankers advanced their ratea @ quarter per vent, and ail of them an eighth per cent, It <geems that the large upports create an urgent mauiry for bills, and although the produce exports are large the bills drawn against them are rapidly’ absorbed. Heretofore the regular drawers had to compete with the oferings @f bond bills as well as of produce bills, bot the exports of bonds have been light of late, while o number of coupons dave arrived from Europe, ‘which, if not reinvested, must be covered by bills of exchange. The goki market was extremely dull and ‘We price still stood at 150 a 1 The government market was firm at the noon board in consequence ofthe proposal of the government to purchase two millions of bonds to-day, and the 67’s sold quite freely at 11845. The offerings at the Sub-Treasury were so large, however—over $8,000,000—Lhat the Market became heavy and prices fell off an eighth to @ quarter per cent for the jeading issues. The bonds purchased by the government were in the lots and at the prices following:— red, .115,.89 60,000 1835 coupon, nwil5.71 15:69 60,000 1837 registered. .1 81000 188 bw 15.70 128'000 1334 WA, 00 1e87: 15-71 80,00) 1485 reg. new Bou AS65 coupon, AWILS.70 _20,0UD 1858 registered. IL W0{00) 1867 registered. 115.20 150,000 185 coupon, nw ‘The foliowing were the closing street prices for gov- ernment bonds:—United Sta:es currency sixes, 1073¢ @ 108; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 11954 a 120; do. do., eoupon, 119% @ 120; do. fvetwenties, registered, May and November, 11534 @ 115%; do. do., coupon, 3862, do., 120 412054; do. do., coupon, 1864, do., 11945 & 1194; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 119 8 119%; do. @e., registered, January and July, 117% @ 118; do, do., coupon, 1865, do., 11774 @ 118; do. do., coupon, 3867, do., 117% @ 118; do. do., coupon, 1868, do., 11774 @ 118; do. ten forties, registered, 10735 @ 108; ao, 46., coupon, 108 a 108%. Southern securities were without special feature and the market dull, except for the Tennessees and the Norto Carolinas, which absorb any speculative dnterest Chere may be In this department of the Stock Bxchange. Al the last session of the board the following quo- tationa were made for the Southern State bonds:— Beonessee, ex coupon, 6114 a 6134; do., new, 5434 a6424; Virginia, ex coupon, 50% a 51; do., new, 523, @ 55; Georgla sixes, 8444; do., sixes, small, 903, bid; North Carvlina, ex coupon, 463, bid; do., new, 40 @ 42; do., special tax, 435; @ 44; Missouri sixes, S745 a 8 Louisiana sixes, 68 ‘68%; do. levee mixes, 63 8 63',; do. do,, eights, 83; South Carolina erkes, Lew, 66), a 68, The range of quotations for change was as fullows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 108g a 109%; good to prime bankers’, 109% @ 10934; short sight, 109% a NO; Paris, sixty days, 5.20% a 5.164; short sight, + 515 @ 513K; Antwerp, 5.211% a 5.164; Switzer. Jand, 6.21% a 5.16%; Hamburg, 35% a 36; Am- sterdam, 40 940%; Frankfort, 404 a 41; Bremen, 78'4 & 70; Prussian thalers, 70% a 7114. ‘The following were the bids for the city bank stoc! New York, 120; Manhattan, 143%; Mer. chants’, 125; Mechanics’, 140)4; Union, 125; Phenix, 109; North River, 95; Tradesmen’s, 150; National, 111; Merchants’ Exchange, 117; Seventh Ward, 114; State of New York, 111; Commerce, 123; Ovean, 91; Ameri- can Exchange, 116; Bank of the Republic, 116; Hanover, 109; Irving, 118; Market, 124; Nassau, 100; Continental, 100; St. Nicuolas, 115; Com monweaith, 110),; New York County, 200; Importers and Tradera’, 140; Park, 1€5; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 100; Ceutral National, 111; Fourth National, 103!;; Ninth National, 115; Teath National, 93; Gold Bxchange, 20; Bavkers and Brokers’ Association, 100, The bonds of the Union Pacific Railway have been placed on the call at the Stock Exchange. The fol- lowing were the bids to-day for the various railway bonds and mortgages:—New York Central sixes, 1835, 9054; do., real estate, 87};; do., subscription, 8i}¢; Erie sevens, third mortgage, endorsed, 1883, 83; do., fourth mortgage, endorsed, 1880, 79; do., Afth mortgage, endorsed, 1888, 77:4; Hudson River sevens, second mortgage, sinking fund, 1886, 103; Harlem frst mortgage, 100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, exght per cent Mrstmortgage, 10734; Michi- @an Southern, seven per cent second mortgage, 90%¢; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, sinking fund, seven per cent, 9833; Pacific Rallroad sevens, guaranteed by Missouri, 9054; Illinois Cen- tral, seven per cent, 1870, 115; Alton ana Terre Haute, first mortgage, 9244; do., second do., pre- ferred, 80; do., second do., inconvertible, 75; Chi- ago and Northwestern sinking fund, 921; do., interest bonds, $9; do., extension bonas, 82; do., Miret mortgage, 8%; consolidated seven per cent, convertible, 89; Hannibal and St. Joseph land granis, 105; do., convertible, 103; Lackawanna and western, 924; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western first mortgage, 96; do., second mort- gage, 92; Toledo and Wabash, first mort- gage, extended, 87; do., second mortgage, $4: Toledo, Wabash and Western, convertible, sinking fund, 84; eat Western, second mortgage, 189, #2; Galena and Chicago extended, 97; Chicago and Rock Island, first mortgage, 99%; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 94%; Morris and Essex, first Mortgage, 100; do., second mortgage, 9114; Cleve- land and Toledo sinking fund, 99; New Jersey Cen. tral, second mortgage, 100; New Jersey Central, new bonds, 96%,; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne end Chi- cago, first mortgage, 9944; Cleveland and Pittsburg consolidated sinking fund, second mortgage, 98; do., third mortgage, 90; Chicago and Alton sinking fund, 97; do., first mortgage, 100);; Dubuque and Sioux City, first mortgage, 91%; Peninsula Katiroad bonds, $5; St. Louis and Jron Mountain bonds, 77; Milwaukee and St. Paul, first mortgage, eights, 100; do., seven-thirtics, 89; Milwaukee and St, Paul, first Mortgage, 55; Milwaukee and St. Paul, lowa and Minnesota, do., 85; Chicago and Milwaukee, first mortgage, 87; Chicago and Great Fastern, first mort- gaze, mortgage, 7734; New York and New Haven, sixes, 8; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, Eastern division, 8254; do., Western division, 7055; Central Pacitic bonds, 9214. The range of gold was as follows:— foreign ex- 10 A. M. 1390 «2PM « 190% LA. M. 130 y +h 1M. + 130 + 130 1PM, » 13036 20 & 10046 Loans of cash gold were made at four to two per cent for carrying and at Mat for borrowing. ‘The following is to-day’s business at the office of the United States Assistant Treasurer: 84,941,904 4,624,620 Currency receipts. Currency payments urrency balanc nera! balance, For customs (included in gold receipts) ‘The Union Pacific Railroad earned during the first MBfteen days in October $412,024, whieh are the largest earnings for the samé jJength of time since the road has been I operation, The record of the stock market ts the ola one of acuvity and buoyancy in the Vanderbtit shares, New York Centra) having #010 at i94, Hodson River at 175 aad Harlem at 149)¢. Lake Shore ‘Was also a favor- ite in the afternoon dealings in the Long Room, and many of the ‘shorts’ were constrained into buying, ‘which put the price to 94. The directors are to hoid @ stated meeting at Cleveland on Friday next, but With what object is not published. Meantime there | Were reports jy circulation to day that the vommitice | 660,000 1,043,822 | ————$ wo millions of ten ad also paid sixty twenty-five per ave arranged to issue 1 eont income bonds, a i along wity the per cent mi for the purchase of Wi cent argin required %0 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2}, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET, mim the contract ‘anash stook, ‘The Increased earnings of the St, Paul rosd created a demand for the stock, which sent the price to 7 Reading was 'd rose to 97 Upon the statement shat 19 prsiey for the expired nine montha of 1860 were $2,500,000, agaist $2,100,000 1m 1868, The Vander. pitt stocks became dull late in the day and the specu- ative feeling visited the rest of the lit, Northwestern common suddenly advanced to 714, 88 agalust 70% in the forenoon. share of attention and sok up to 107%. celancous Pacific Mail et Rock Island also came in for & Tn the mis was very quick In we express stocke Adama and American were strong and Wells-Fargo weak. The follow- ing were the ciosing prices of stocka at te last ses- sion of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 61% @ 1%; Cumberland, 2734 4 2774; Western Union, 30)5 & 36%3 Quicksilver, 123¢ bid; Mariposa, 8 a 8%; do. pre ferred, 16% 917; Pacific Mai, 63% a 584; Boston Water Power, 14% a 14%; Adams Express, 67 & 68%; Wells-Fargo Express, 1936 & 20; American Bxprees, 34.4 35; United States Expreas, 67 & 684; New Y ork Central, 100% a 19; Erie, 81 @ 91%; do, preferred, 63 @ 68; Hudson River, 14 & 1744; Harlem, 149; Reading, %% a@ 96%; Michigan Central, 123 bhi; Lake Shore, 92% a 92%; Hlnois Central, 135 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 97 @ 98; Chicago and Northwestern, 7134 a 71%; do. preferred, 84 a 84) Cleveiand, Columbus and Cinciunah, 76 a 78; Rook Island, 107% @ 107%; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 684 a 68's; do, preferred, 81% & 81%; Toledo and Wabash, 6534 a 66; Fort Wayne, 84% a 86; Alton and ‘Terre Haute, 32; do, preferred, 57 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 27 27's; Delaware and Lackawanna, 110 a 11045; Chicago and Alton, New Jersey Central, M1 a 1445 101g & 101%; do, preferred, 142.8 143; Morris and Essex, 8 pid; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 110 @ 11034; do, preferred, 110 bid; Columbus, Chicago and Indiang Central, 24a 24. The following tavle shows the range of the leading ive stocks to-day:— speculat Wabash. Pitsburg ading..... Michigan Southern. Northwestern... Rock Is! land. ..... Milwaukee and St. : Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred... Ohto an cd Misstasippl.... ss... Highest, Lowest, 194 18844 82 804 + 149% M0 175) 112 7 96 24 944 66 64 99 97 70% 106% 67 8036 meek 26% The exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending October 19, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those of 1867 and 18 For the Specie. Legal tenders 11,913,893 Due fm banks 14,048,730 Duetobanks 14,910,961 Deposits. . circulat 1867. week... $4,355,743 34,891, 701 25,388, 696 lon... 25, 1868, 1869, $9,351,454 $4,149,217 Prev. reported, 142,909,242 128,807,937 151,976,588 Since Jan. 1... $147, 264,985 $182,159,391 $166,126,800 The last two Bosten bank statements compare as below:— 318,494 Dec. I Dec.... 75,202 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednesday, Oc joes 119% IBY ‘200 bet Odsbev sarees % 600 do. 10 Chic &N'W pret. 2 do. 50 Chicago NJ Ce * of” lon a's 67% X Dy 1 U Bt 2000 Pitts, FuWaC'2d'm 95 ‘do as 13000 Tola\W con cy bda #4 = 100 Mila St 80% #10 84 400 do. 8055 95 P, Fr Wa Chi gid..:. BAN 100 Ohio &Mise RR..... 27 503 do. + 526% 100 N J Central RR. ris & Es Rl #5000 U8 25000 US 5-20, cou, "2. i ‘do. 100 d0.-0065 100 Weat U Tel... s, "81, cou. 100 H & 8t Jo Bi 60 aNG 10 Dub & Sioux © HR. 1 100 Col, C & Ind C RR... 10000 DS. 10000 US 6's, One # Clock P. M. 10 abs Readiog RR bd R. Ri 12 M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. Tg geome Us 10-40, curtey. 1500 do. ONL Ss Ma RR. 400 lo... 200 Harlem KR. 0 do. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wronrevay, Oct. 20-6 P.M. *, and sales were ~A good trade demand prevailed for Rio at fected of 4900 bags, ex Helnrich Mull; 4,200 do.,ex Catharina; 2,348 do., ex St, Ure mila, and in New Orleans 8,290 do. on private terms. Othe kinds were quiet, and we ‘beard of no sales. Frices, how. ever, were aleady at our lust quotations, i Corton continued in good demand fri importers, but with increased o per ib.. he market. however, clowing steady at th. The axles wore 3,088 bales, of which 1,29 $83 for sptaning, 848 on apeculation in transit, For futore delivery the buaing aules belng as follows at d4e., 0 Ordinary Miadling Good ta Flour fornia’ flo: | flour was A | Superfine Supertine Baxtrado | Bxtra My Bt. Loui | Dustela whens, 7,6 nnd 13,000 do. barley today, State brands being Sirm at yesterday's figures. Cali. steady. Salen 12,500 bbls. Southern No. 2 Sta Extra State Choice do Round hoop Ohio, shipping bran Round hoop Ohio; trade Dean Closed heavy and I ich were placed af ioe aa Bt 4b 6 61 Tamnpics betng @1 «7 a 81 a8 in stores “7 the cable news was counteracted by tha high ¥ 50 @ Bi 55 for white West ‘or prime No. 2 apritrg bo do., very, Dptands adting, AND GRALN, —Re y. The four m uf Waa quiet b moderately Ww nnesota. .. Low extra. ad was dull and lower to sell to ange rices was about the aame, uahele at BI end gl a #1 03 for eommor ® 4110 for white age Merings he closing qu Mobile APlovida ond Memphis. “und Tera», mah 2 sb under & pres 200 bales, basie low mi Shige, . for November on prirate term ‘age low mitaling, for November, at 353ge.; “f00 basis dn. for December, part at 25%c, ; 100 do.tfer Febrna , avernge do., for December, $4; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana, first | bari do. for the same de! private terms. Anuexed are ti arket rl 70, closing dull and irreguiar. Do was bid and 81 Maske Gorn tent, though th range ot haut 66,000 rices receded rom apinners and at Bye., and 40 New Orleans, on otations Naw Orleans ‘ 35, Bi 37 , 10,865 vols, four, bit do, oats, 8,500 do. malt, 4 quiet but stoady 49 bt} Sim 645 eWe $75 54m 506 Ha 625 6s 750 5B a 600 608 700 65a 700 We 780 70_ #00 bWe 900 $00 — 1000 6O— 800 Se 980 45ia 630 S400 660 Oa 616 ia 640 ir demand, but to weit car lots, re 47 delivered, prime favorable tenor of raten of freight steamers (which were fully 2d. per bushel higher y wo of three days ago) and the pressure to sell ear ote, The aales, mostly of ear Tots. comprised about 160,000 busvels, at #113 8 #1 18 for rejected apring, @1 08 a G1 29 for Iilinols winters BL of to ehoice red and amber winter, det 1 47 @ 1 48 for do. in Wasked, © falen were to chotoe mixed Wertern yellow. Ayo was quiet. i ne i PF Gales 10.000 hushol at RI 18 8B] 20 (or State, In tots, ASL 07 Cor Wantera, at depot, Quis wore dull ang trregts fr, ‘Salen 60,60 Dususls at Soc, 9 620,,. with wina!l alos gh whe Baate at to. asic, Barey was voarce and frm, vi Sales of 10.000 busbels at $1.35 foe tworrowved State ant SLT for Canada Wea. OF Darioy malb (oe sally were 9,.00 busuols at #1 10 for Canads West FREQpTe—the market was lend sotive, but Atos were firm ant in some caro higher. Pho charterlo yperinoas was quiet but all kinds gf wessala were beld {ef ratos.., Tho Ghazomentsywore:—To Liverpool 2200 afaneie wea at bis. Jour a Sa. 65., Rice at 4d. 1,000 at 2s, dd. aid per 8b ®t B5,00) Duslels wheat ab d 3,900 ba 0 o %G4.3 to Lomion 1.0% bbls lag Moye at SiR and 0 Dui. ron | at Sa; to Bristol, ct ma Phibe ‘@ phi heavy oo is at 27s. Ud. Tho char Lo Gibralixr for orders | Epanish ports excvuded, with troleum at Sa. Bt. Eat; a bare from Pullw'telpiia toa Wired pert ou the Out col, with 2,800 ddia. petroleum on private terms, aod @ bari trom Savannah to Liverpool or Havre, with about 1,700 bales cotton at Jad. z ‘GON NiF8 wero dull and heavy. Bags were quoted Ic. a 16\c. and cloth Sige. a SBXie., AOU sales, Balce £0 bales » in Boston, al ore “Tha tharket was quiet, the demand from ati pourees covtinuing tight, but holders were indlyposed to operate ex: cept at full Bgures, A few emali bola wore taken by con- sumer at 1be. a 2c, for new, aud de, a 90. for oid, according cy 4 an ‘kal P.—Wo heard of no sales of consequence, the demand being very hight, Manila was quoted Me., goid; juie 440. @ Sige dos #iaal IT%40, a 12c., do, and Faropico 7xe. & 8, 0. A Hay.—The demand was only moderate, but prices were steady. Bhtpping was selling af 650., retail lous at 8c, 9 81 10, lony rye straw $1 8 1 05 and short do. at We. 9 8 Sere. e market was quiet, the demand being light, bat prices were steady at the quotationy published ia our last isaue, We beard of no saies of conseyuence, NAVAL STORRS.—Splrite turpentine was searoe nud prices advanced materially in conse uence, the market closing at 47Me. w 480, for merebantable and shipping lots; 200 dble. were sold to arrive at, 47e., and early in the day a small 1ob was nold on the apot at 4c, Rosin waa alow of sais, but ices were generaly tirm, The sales wore 250 bla, pale ab % and 10Wdo. No. Lat g4. We quote: Straned, 8220 » $2.30; No. 2, 82 8) a $275; No. 1, #3 9 4.20; pale 50 9 85 2b; exira do. and win low glass, 85 50 TEP iP tates quiet cloclng at $5 76 5 93 0154 for Waste i wn and €8 for Wilmmy ton, Fria Lipaced was duff and heavy. Small lota wero selling at g7e, 8 $1 in casks and bbls, ‘Other kinds were duil at former prices, Ni. les of consequence were reported. PROVisiON®.—Receipts, M3 bbls. pork, 4 packages cab meats and90do, lard. ‘The business in pork was Hixit, the salen being confined to sail lola, which commanded the prices current yesterday, About’ 500 bbls. in lois, were sold at #80 76 a Sl for new mess and $4 for city do, 250 bbls. new mesa, for January delivery, were sold mt B28, sell er’s option, Dressed hogs were a trifle easier, closing at 1si40. a 19.0, for elty. Live hoge were quoted 10340. a 314c-» with arrivais of 4,748 head. Beef was moderately dealt in at Meaty prices the sales being. 60 Dbis., at 8 4 $19 for plain meas and $14 a $17 for extra do. Tierce beef was {nactive and prices were nominal, Beef hams wore steady, with salew of 76 bis. at ¥18 a $8, Melnding choice brands ab #222 $2, Both cut meats and bacon were quiet, owing to the small mock ena the high prices asked, quotations were uo- changed. For lard the market was imoderately active at former prices, the sates being 800 packages at 1050. a 177% for No, 1to prime steam and Iske. a lfc. for kettle ren- dered, Butter and cheose were unchanged, PrrmOLkuM.—For crude in bulk the market was more olive, out at lower prices, there were sellers at 174¢., but no buyers above 17}ge. 4,100 bbis., deitverable during the first part of November, Were sold at I73¢c. No spot sale reported, Crade In bbls, was dull and nominal at 26 refined was qui but firm, closing for spot and Sie. for October. mock extremely ae, which checks buel- ness, The sales were 1,000 ‘bbls. on the spot at ‘a6. and 4,000 do. for the balance of this month at J27<c. a Baer, chiefly at the latter price. Nahptha was firm at Il = = which price there wei bbls, of prime quality, if Vhiladelphia tho market was quiet, but firm, closing at 27,0. a Sie, for October, We heard of no sales. STBABRINE.—The demand was slow, aud we heard of no important sales, Prices were heavy, at ive, a 19c. for com- mon to choice in bhds. and tierces. SPEDS.—Graas were dull and nominal at yesterday's quota- tions. For linseed the market was dall, at #21739, gold, duty paid, at which price the last aale was made, Sv@aR.—The market for raw was moderately active at former prices, the salea, which were chietly to retinera, being 000 bhda., 1iige. a Tc. for Cuba and Porto Rico, and 660 boxes art at Ldige.” Refined was selling moderately ‘at the follow- in ite, 14740. 215M. ; extra C, We quote —Cuba—Inferior to ‘common retiring, Mig: fair, 1 Vike. ; fair to g ‘am 184 dow Lijec. = 12740. ; cents bhds. and box 18)gc. ; molasses, bhds. and eek: 10) aliXe. Dateh wiht} hi Havana, boxes, Now 7 to 9 Use. w '10'to 12, ‘W746. a 19)c6.; do., 13 to 1b," 12520, & do., 16 to 18, 1 ise; do., 19 to 26, 1470, a . Porto Rico—Refining Ibie.} do, erades, Wige, 9 1174 ‘ALLOW was only in a Bales 50,000 lbs. at Lge. a 13¢e., ace to quality. HISKEY,—Receipts, ‘he market was and firm, with a moderate demand. About 275 bbii sold at #1 2144, tex paid, ANOTHER BROKER RAIL, Accident on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail- road—Several Persons Injured. {From the Lynchburg (Va.) Repubiican, Oct. 19.) About six o’clock yesterday morning the dowh mail train of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad met with an accident, three-quarters of a mile west of Ligbon, which came near beingyattended with the most tragic consequences. While the train was moving along at ita usual rapid speed, there being nosuspicion of any danger impending, the ladies’ car aad the sleeping car were suddenly and violent- ly thrown from the track by the breaking of a rall under the wheels of the ladies’ car. ‘The accident happened at a time when the train was on the creat ofasteepembankment. One end of the ladies’ car Was thrown over the verge of the embankment, but was checked by some fortunate chance, and did not make the perilous descent, The sleeping car made one revolution. Strange to aay, thongh seven or eight persons were more or less painfully and se- verely bruised, no serious injuries were sustained by any of the passengers or railroad hands. The lamps which were buyning in the two cars were put out by the concussion, leaving the disordered acene in dark- ness, The stove in the ladies’ car, being one of the new patente, secured to the floor and roof of the car, did not slip from its place, and its doors did not open, thus saving the terror-stricken passengers Sige the possible additional distress and danger of re. The following is a list of the persons whose bruises are most considerable. None of theae, even, are considered seriously hurt:— Jonn Liggan, conductor of the sleeping car, bruised about the face ana body. Mrs. Beattie, of Glade Spring, who was on her way to Richmond, Judge Biggs, of North Carolina, who wag return- ing home froin the Louisville Convention. + ‘the two damaged cars were left near the track where the accident occurred. The passengers were transferred to the other cars, and the train reached the city with only @ ball hour’s detention beyond the schedule time. AN INFERNAL MACHINE IN THE BosToN Post OrricE.—As Mr. E. P. Cotting, a mailing clerk in the Post Office, was engaged in stamping lettera at seven o'clock last evening, something con- tained in one of the ers exploded with @ loud report, the powder or other Matter burning his right nand and wrist ao badly as to require dressing bya physician. The envelope was also badly torn by the explosion, so much so that the name of the party to whom it was addressed Was destroyed. Knough was left, however, to show that it Was directed to Mrs. S,, box 381 Woonsocket, RJ. The superscription appeared to be ina lady’s hand writing, and it 1s conjectured that some jealous or revengeful woman had taken this method to muti- late if not Kill the object of ber hatred. The mur- derous missive was dropped into one of the poxes atthe Post Office between six ana seven o'clock and hopes are entertained that the guilty party will be discovered.—Aoston Herald, Oct. 20. ANYONE HAVING A Finer on sEc ND FLOOR ON or near Broadway, and willing to rent it, or a portion af it, any 80x40 feet, low! for two or three imouthe, may heer of a deairubie party by addressing vox 5,178 New York Port office. AKEHOUSE WANTED, Vanted, a Bakery (with a large bakehowse ‘erred with ar without the baker's ulensile, also Marten oe wheat or the machinists to fabricate them: alo horsebutr Bievea, Address HORACE T. MAIRAN, Herald odie, giving the nddress of the bakery and your own: FUORNISTED HOUSR WANTED. —PART oF A FUR. ed House wanted, or a whole one, and small family. Address EXACT, ee werennsnanen OST AND FOUND» 00 O89. A BETTER DOG, WHITH, LIVER Is a inte pots: had on bivo leather bollar, 2 r " hernvon, nud near Thirty-etu a um rer EAN RANBT'S ral reward will be paid. wit! VER at on Pa in Jamo ja left hind ws. Please brin, slavie, 88 Wadker street, where a ll 7 DA, . AYS ‘AGO, A LOT OF PILES, IN tie rare casas Be Inland, For suformation 's Isiand. the harbor, near Governor apply tothe Depot Quartermaster on Govarnor @, A LADY'S WATCH AND yeas OCTOBER and ‘The owner can have it by proving saying for this advertisement. Apply to Miss Wechsler & Abraba 24) Fulton sireet, Brooklyn. O8T--ON MONDAY MORNING, 1TH INST, BUPPOSED 4 on board the 8 oooek Harmliton avenue ferryboat, a email rollof written Manuscript, of no value to ons pemea the owner, A reward will be pakt to the finder by . W. Macauly’s ofiice, 118 Water igiba same at Mr. jew York. dea atreet, eer BANE eon ke, 8 ON, THE JNeTITOTIUN 4 for the Savings of Merchanta’ Clerks, 20 Union pl corner Fourth avemue, ‘The fader will pleawe leare same ‘the Dank, OST..ON SARUED AT: sa, 4 ‘a estinen Seamen's Bank, 11 street. Ty no wu al ut the owner, Whoever will return it 0 449 Went Thirveouth etreet wi.) be liberally rewarded. y OSTA MEMORANDUM BOOK, ON THE BVENING ‘of the 2h inst, wit black morocco cover and cit @izod papor; bad ® pencil aud a few memorandume inside. ‘The finder will be rewarded on leaving 1¢ with URISTY, 380 Peart street, Lopt,j0% BROADWAY, NEAR THNTH | STRERT, Monday, about soon, a’ Morocco Pockesbook, eontatn- ing @ emnail sum of movey and a receipt for rent ‘The finder wih be suitably rewarded by returoing the same to 78 Water street, front oice. L08t gh BARGE, NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, ANSWER. 4 ing tw the name of Rover. A anitable reward will be given UpoR his return to No. 1.1 Weat Fifty-tbind street, T.28t-08 pTUESDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN THIRTY. [4 frat and Forty-mghih atreets and Kighth avenue, @ Pearl Earring. A liberal reward will be by leaving it at $11 ‘Went Forty-aighth atrect. O8T—FROM 182 CHAMBERS STREET, A SMALL 4 gray Scotch terrier Slut; answers to the dame of Joss. Any one returning ber to the above number will be rewarded w & O8TON ‘SDAY MORNING, A BLACK AND TAN 4 Terrier; answers to the name of Princess. The finder will be itberally rewarded by returning it to 38 Irving place. Pe Lh le rs REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF ‘DP a Bull Terrier, gray, with white breast and leather collar, to 121 Water street, mear Wall. 10 REWARD FOR A BLACK AND TAN SLUT, q answering to the name of Gypsy. Apply to JAMES RY. cond avenue- SU Ase ts —LOBT, A LADY'S BROWN LEATHER he}, ina Third avenue car, between Eighth and ‘eet, ~The reward will be paid at 4 Sec REWARD.—ON THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. $25 80, a gentleman left a mall Traveling Bag, for sal keeping with a party on Broadway, probably betwoen Four. teenth ant miy-iifth tre n the locality. ani Above reward will be d property proved on returning dame to ofice of Albemarle Hotel. ss 4.() REWARD.-LOST, ON THE AFTERNOON OF q the 20th inst., in a Twenty-third street omnibua or fourth avenue car, a Jady’s oblong cluster Pin, valued only a af ft. ‘tbe above reward will be paid by returning aame to DAY & HALSEY, 346 Canal street. VARD.—LUST, ON SATURDAY, THE 16TH $ 4 RE DU inst., a Cluster Diamond Ring, in com| m Hun- Ansan and ter’s Point over James slip ferry to the corner of all atreet, and back to Hunter's Point over Thirly-fourth sireet ferry. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving itat Hick'’s Hotel, Newtown, L. 1, or at 25 Eine street, room No. 4, with Mr. BARNEY. 20)() REWARD.<IF THE WATCH AND JEWELRY b stolen from Astoria, ©. L, on the night of the 16th inat., be returned to owuer, at’ his office, the above reward will be paid, 300 REWARD.—STOLEN, YESTERDAY, FROM e. the corner of Second avenue and Forty-second street, a sorrel Horse and light Wagon, with folding top. The horse is about 15% hands high, white face and fetlock and sprung fn both kn A reward of $20 will be paid for the urn of the horse and wagon and a reward of ¥100 for the apprehension and conviction of the thief. NATUHL. J. BURCHELL, 319 East Fifty-third street. CLOTHING. ae (AT LSIXTH AVENUE, ONE. DOOR, FROM WAVER. ley place.—Ladies and gentlemen will be astonished at ‘the prices F. HARNIS pays for cast off Clothing, Carpetaand Jewelry. As we bave to fill a large order for the Western market we will pay 25 per cent moro than any otber dealer in the city, Please call on or send anote to F, HARRIS, 71 Sizthavenue. Ladi tiended by srs, Harris. a inti ne city IL ESTA’ 1:3 BR ESTATE FOR REA! TE FO BROOKLYN REAL EST SALE, R SALE VERY CHGAP—ON EASY East Side. Pose cash, three two slory, basement, mina, OntE rpeueonau CARTOON, Houses} modero improvements, on southerly aide of Thir- die teenth street, berween Fourth and Futh avendes, Brooklyn; FRIDAY, OOTODER 2. Fifth avenue cars to ai! the ferries within 20) feet, Inqaine A REALLY FINE PICTURE. PRESIDENT GRANT AND IIS FAST TEAM, “DEMOCRAT” AND “REPUBLICAN.” BOTH WELL IN HAND FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE OF 1872, THE DUST AROUND THE WHITE HOUSE. NEW VERSION OF THE BOHOOL FOR SCANDAL, WITA SOROSIAN ADDENDA. THE COURTS OF NEW YONX. A GLANCE AT THE COURT OF SESSIONS, THE CLOSING VI-IONS OF QUEVEDO. A SPLENDID CARTOON NUMBER, Fall of Rich, Rare, Racy, Sensible and Demonstravie Mattes. Price Two Cents, Bix Dollare a Year. Otice No, 97 Nassan atrect, News Dealers, send in ordere in advance. Advertisers, take notice, HEAPEST PROPERTY IN NEW YORK is the seventh bouse east of Fourth cellar, basements, fine parlors and oaseasion : pr'ce $6,L00; easy payments, East wire pink sale building | lez! | pply ener, 20D Apply to owner, . FOR SALE—TWO FINE THREE STORY BROWN jone Hou ‘one on Lexington avenue, the other on ttreet, near Lexin; th jon avenue; immediate posses- ston terms. Inquire of owner, A. KLABER, Worke, 136 East Eighteenth street, A GWE MAVE ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF + fine brown atone Houses thathwe can sell cheap in Lexing- ton and Madison avenues, and in the cross streets from Fift to Third avenue. Call and examine for yourselt. WALDRON & ZITTEKL, 1,016 Third avenue. Owner, JOUN W, TRELOAR, directly onpoaite premleeny or of WALTER & LELAND, 8 Liverty aiteet, Nos York, St ee a. OR SALE—IN ADELPHIA STREET, NE. - Prefavetearcnue, Broskiyariwo rat cics, Bea. wets front Houses, 23 and 21445, fot 100; all modern Amprovements, Price low, terms to suit, Appi) . PB. Price ppiy to J, P. SEELY, om ths meer Se reesei earnest {OR SALE.--#2,000 CASH, ANDEBALANCE IN EASY Payments, will buy @ first class brick House, with ail ars and good neighbor- H, BABCOCK, corner Court improvements, in Brooklyn; oear hoot. Apply tn forenoon to'E. aud Montague streets, = SS OR SALE—A HALF LOT, WITH MONUMEN > Fettse ‘Observatory Lit, Woollawa Cemetery Fer pen Heulars apply to WM. B, WEARING, clerk, OR SALE—TOGETHER OR SEPARAT story and basement brick House and hag 'goek nad ‘Sore. 104 Fistures of @ Hard: Flabush avenues Brookiyan . “oUs® Furalebing a OR SALE CHBAP—IN CUMBERLA. Ap STREET, Brooklyn, opposite Washington Pars, ‘three frst clase brown stone Houses, In the centreof thy guy Rey tal aes fi scription of this beautiful park aeo Heraid- edober 16, CASH, BALANCE gy INSTALMENTS, OK od YeOrhood; near ferry. "Appl ELIMAN & DICKIE, ebruer of Broadway aud Dek svare, ine Sel lane i Re J. 's, JACKSON, Owner. $300 Ox \e will trade for good Pavements’ eeu sacteh ata 8 M6 story House, with Ime nue, Brooklyn. ae JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY ‘D BERGEN REAL ESTATE, For Sale. A VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED AND CHEAP BUILD- ing Lot, 20x100, on Willow street, Hoboken; price 1,860; easy tes Apply to CHAS. WARD, 79 Cedar at, A HANDSOME COTTAGE, WITH FRONT EXTENSION, 10 commodious rooms, two lots in garden, frais and Shade; first class location of the Heights: only $7,000, part ° JOHN. H. FLAIT, opposite Court ‘Howse, ROADWAY, NEAR FORTY.SECOND STREET, EAST ‘side.—Desirable Corner, 60x80; good improvementa ; cheap. Also Sixth avenue Corver, near Twentieth street, and other Business Property. W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. IFTY-FIFTH STREET EAST, NO. 109, NORTH SIDE, near Fourth avenue.—Three story high stoop brown front; butttin best manner; bard wood doors and jate glass, statuary mantels, marble tiling, furnace, &c. : immediate possession. For terms inquire on the premises, or of J. L SCOFIELD, corner First avenue and Twenty-seventh OR SALB—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BASEMENT House, with all modern improvements, within five min- utes? walk’ of Central Park; beautifully located; $14,000, Inquire on premises, 242 East Sixty first street. 2 OR SALE—FULL LOTS, WITHIN: FIVE TO TWELVR. minute ‘alk of Hoboken ferry, price $550 to #1, by the owner, JOHN WINKLISR, Bo Newark st, Hoboken” _COUNTRY ESTA’ ‘OR SALE. T ELIZABETH.—HANDSOME TWO AND A story French roof House, with Extension; 13 roma; all improvements, growls 69x30; near de jot; abargain, | DICKINSON & CARTER, 66 Wail street, VALUABLE FARM, 109 ACRES, 28 MILES DISTANT, on Long Island; large house, outbuildings numeroug and tn good order, finely wooded and frnited; with Horses, Cows, young Stock and Farming implements; price $13.00; terms very ensy, CHARLES W. WARD, 79 Cedar treet. POR SALE—ON LIBERAL TERMS, ON LEXINGTON avenue, northeast corner of Séth at, (ail improvements), three story and basement brown stone on corner, 20.5xi0x/2} three story aud basement b. 6, on ay. adjoining, 050x723 ; three story and basement b.#., on 56ib street, Mx50x100.5; three Lots fronting cn Lexington avenue, each 2Ux72. Apply to owner, on premiaes. OR SALE—THE SUPERIOR FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone House, No. 128 Forty-sixth atreet, be- tween Lexingt id Fourth avenues ; was built for the own- ‘all modern impro. ements ; immediate pos- session ; nce will be sold at a great bargain, If not sold by let of November will be rented. Apply ‘OR SALE—CORNER ROUSE ON LEXINGTON AVE- jt) near Thirt! th eect brick; 20x55x65; Gas Fixtures, or will exchange. , KETCHAM, 40] Fourth avenue, OR SALE_EAST SIXTY.SECOND STREET; BARGAIN if taken this week, three story high stoop Brown Stone, 20x45 x10, Mi offer, Also, a very cheap Brown Stone on Fifty-ninth street. MCLEAN & MELROSE, 1,062 Third avenue. Fo SALE, EAT BARGAIN, FIVE STORY HOUSE on we, including corner, for 105 mn four story double Tenement on Second avenu MCLEAN & MELROSE, 1,{ FOR, SALE THIRTY FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Second and Third avenues, three story high atoop brown atone, Ibxb0s100, perfect order, 14000; $8.0 J. B. KRICHAM, OR SALE OR TO LET—119 FIFTY-FOURTH STREET, between Lexington and Fourth avenues, new four sory high stoop stone, cheap to desirable party.’ Apply on the premises. OR SALE OR TO LET—NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR atory high stoop brown sione House, No. 150 East Thir- ty-seventh street, Inquire of JOHN COAR, 124 East Thirty- seventh street. RK SALE OR RENT—THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP brick House, 110th street, near Third avenue; rent Apply to ASA HALL, 1,210 Broadway, near Tweoty-ninth at. 65, I BS avenue. cash. 1 Fourth avenue. TTENTION.NEW ORDERS RECEIVED TO PUR- chase Wearing Apparel, Carpets and Household Furnl- ture, which must be sent in future time, We promise to pay 50 per cent more in cash than any one else, by calling on of aduressing Mr. or Mra, H. ROSBNBERG,’ 948 Seveuth ave- nue, one door above Twenty-fourth street. ATTHE NEW ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 1:4 CLINTON Place (Eighth street), corner of Broadway, under Roches- ter Hotel, ladies and gentlemen can receive the highest cash rice for their east off Wearing Apparel, Carpets, Jewelry, jamonds, &c. A cail or » note by post will be Mreor re, HARRIB. © © OW PY Post w ‘attended to by AL mi MARKS: © SIXTH AVENUB, oProsiTR «Eighth street:—Ladies and gentlemen can receive the Wearing Apparel, Dia- Jewelry, Carpets, Furniture, &e. The best you can do is please to call at my establishment or send us @ note; thenumber asabove. Ladies waited upon by Mrs. Marka, True you will be dealt with to your satisfaction and benest. full value in cash for their Cast mondi ‘T THE UP TOWN ESTABLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH AVE nue, near Forty-sixth street, persons wishing to dispose Of their cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture or Bedding, will receive a higher price than anywilere, Address Mr. or Mrs, Al —AT EDWARD MILLER'’S WELL-NKOWN ESTAB- + lishment, 160 Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth atreet, ladies and gpatieman can roo the full value in cash for cast-off Clot bing, Carpets Fu rey Sree &c., by calling or addrersing. led to by Mrs. Miller, AT it SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN | TWENTY. first and Twonty-second streets, the highest price can be obtained for cast off Wearing, Apparel, Carpets, Jewelry, Call on or address Mr, and Mrs. Aes, MINT2S GREAT AMERICAN | CLOTHING store, 142 Seventh avenue, two doors below Twenty-first Street—820,000 worth of Clothing wanted for the Western market. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to dispose of their cast-off Clothing, Furniture, Carpete, &c., will please call on Gr address the ‘above number. Ladies’ wailed on by Mra nt. A rey ROSENTHAL'S,, 51 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Tenth street (formerly 22 Bowery).—Ladies aid geuile- men can obtain the highest value for off Clothing, Fur- piture, Carpets, &c., by calling on or addressing. Ladies at- tended to by Mra. Rosenthal. T LEON'S, 297 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY- third street, pays highest price for cast olf Indies’ and gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Carpete, Furniture, dc. La ios waited on by Mra, Leon. adies atten T 833 BROADWAY.—H. HERZ (SUCCESSOR OF L. Cashberg) pays the highest price for ladies’ and gentle- men's Wearing Apparel, Carpeta, Furniture, &c. ie8 ‘waited on by Mra. Herz. 466 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY-FIFTH ) stroet.—Ladies and gentlemen will receive full value for Caatoff Clothing, Carpels, &c., by calling on or address « ng Mr. or Mra NATHA MEDICAL, —DR. R, COBBETT, MEMBER OF N, Y. University Medical College and R. ©, Surgeons, Lon- don, can be consulted a8 usual on private diseases. Office, 20 Centre near Chambers, N, B,—No feo unless cured. L PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY without mercury. Office and consultations very pri Dr. HARRISON, 177 Bleeck: GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladies.—Tho Portuguese Female Pille always Hive 1a mediate rolief, being specially prepared for married yaa A lady writes :—These pills relieved me in one day, without inconvenience, ike mage. Price $5. Dr. A. M. MAUR CEAU, office 189 Liberty atreet, or sont by mati. ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUS} ® House, fully or partly furnished, at mod ectabié locality, between Second and Eighth aventes and u wad Fifty-second streotw, Address, B. J. 661 Broad. TANTED—A DESK ROOM, SOUTH OF PIN east of Broadway. Address J. T., Herald ae me y [PT ANTED—FOR TWO PERSONS (ADULTS) PART OF auicely furnished brown stone House, suitable for housekeeping, fa Grat class neighborhood, “Addra M. K. ald office. WAXTED-FoR A PERMANCY, FoUR oR FIVE Rooma in # private house, suilable for honsek by November 1b, situat en Prince and Ten and Firet and Rixth o ent must below and hood respectable, Address J. F. J., box 475 Post of Vy TANTED.A PARTY WHO POARD ON third street wish Sleeping Room Ww moderate y TANTED A SM ALL, COMPLETE D House, situated between Breck: end Fourteenth str cate ft and Kixth avenues; rent, inclading nen, not to exceed S200 per month; must be weil established for renting rooms. Ad: i D., Herald office. rae TANTED RY ) NTLEMAN,A PRE Wii Room nd ® ing exch Hiner, in: clare pr young meslsw a ees, Matic ter and lovality, box 41 New ¥ eer et WaAxTED—A ri WHERE” THR rent or partw rivlinve of taking , fr Hoth ftreet. Addrous ' MARBLE MANTELS, T)PGORATED, MARBLE MANTELS, WAINSCOTING Furniture Tops, &o., in exact reprose n of all the rich colored marble of tae worid; SleRaRL patterns of binck Fora, ie quality, engraved in gold. Mid d Fire and uilding Stove Company, 1,269 Broadway, bevwve 5 first and Tuirty-secoud wires, shai ARBLEIZED SLAYE, DECORATED MARDI . Marble Mantels, rich and elcgsnt dealer Tee CO. 6Go Sin avenue, bermeeu Thirty-Oftb and ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELA, iW. M mante, &c.-The largest stock of the latent testfoaen hand, ready So ship or put up ata few hours! A. KLABER, Now. 134 ane 156 Kast ish » S KLABER, 62 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR S.. Aree ectth aarne Mantels, Head Stones, Monuments of superior workmanship, : factory this winter. notice. near 34 below cost, before reinoving to his __ MISCELLANEOUS. ~ ARDWARE, CUTLERY, SOUSE FURNISI ullders’ Hardware; Coopers’, Kutcher’, Hla ‘and Machinists’ Toole, at CHARLIE §, LITTLE pireet, New York, | L% or LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY by Dr. EVANS, 4 Chatham street, without mercury, By Dr. Evans’ Magical Invigorator loet manhood ia restored in Sfteen minutes; price $6. Circular forwarded fre GREAT BENE Dy #5; a! d restor’ TOR TO LADIES I3 DR, EVANS, hia powerful medicines, safe and Nemen‘treated ; private disewees cured ; ‘onsultation all hour, JURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE BY La hatham street, with or without medi+ Monthiy Pilis and Compound, price post, A. LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.-DR. BH. D, GRINDLE, 120 LA. Went Twenty-nixth street, near Sixth avenne, having over i# yesra success{ul and uninterrupted practice in this city, gv ntees certain relief to ladies, with or without medic Teliel to the mi xious fn 24 hours. Klegant room for lay dies requiring nuraing. 86; clroulars VAN BUSKIRK, PHYS! IAN AND MID. A MME JX. wile, cures at one interview, Blegant rooms for nurs ing, &e.. 42 St. Mark's place. A MADAME GRINDLE, | F 8 PHYSICIAN, 122 fh. West Twenty-sixth sireet, guarantees relief to all’ t male comolatute, “Pieasant rooms f POR, MARRIED LADI ne, by Madame RESTEL ry; )yenrs’ practice, Her infal Female Silja, No. 1, price ®1, or No. 2, apecially prepared for tarried ladibs, prige 85, which onn’ never fail, are sate and healthy, Sold at her oflice, No.1 Bast Fifty-second siree!, Aras door from Fifth avenue, and at droggist's, i Green with street, or sett by mall, Caution,—All otners are counterfeit, nureing. CERTAIN CUR! > Ase ADVICE TO LADIES IN TR re AL Amity street en all f ‘Ont harm | perfectly save and » 4 ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED SCIENTIFI- ed; office private. Consultation # Bleecker street, $5 BOTTLE OF DR. AUNTER'S BOTANIC CORDIAL A restores the vigor of youth in ten di rea health, Strength and vigor vo the most debilitate ew office, 68 Bond etreet, DP LONTHR,'s BOND STREET, ONE DOOR FROM )¥ yowery date of No.8 Division bireot), can cureworst earce of private diseases, without mercury, in suorter time than any other physiciad, or no charge, Consultation and medicine, $9. nee DOPER, 14 DUAN! ET, CAN BE CON- ited on private disease four yearw practice him to make perfect cures or no charges made, y*pors T TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME D! BOIS (XB years’ praciice) guarantee certain reliet to ma Tied Jauier, with or without medicint, at one interview, maie restorative $5. J’atiew ma A distance provided wi Hoard, nursing, &c. Lirciricity selontifically applied. } 1A Kart Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue, MA wuogD OR IMPOTENCE, RESULTING failios of yonth ged or old, nen or other eavtse, young, middie | ve restored to manly vigor | feet front by Fi Py Ds, MMWIE, No. 1 Bewcu at, Forty yeare private prachive. | ‘ARLEM.—TWO OF THE SEVEN NEW BRICK Houses, on 119th street, between Firat avenue and ave- nue A, for sala low ; good location, ear cars and boa! modern improvements. erga Siete Price $ Apply athouses, Owner 8. A. SPENCER, 331 Grand street. PLENDID INVESTMENT.—A FIRST CLASS FOUR story brown stone Tenement House and Lot; all improve- ments, select neighborhood; wili be sold at a great bargain, L, nth street. M. H. KIMBALL, 251 East Fifty. STORY TENEMENT HOUSE ON FIRST AVENUE, 21x62398, 424,000; four story Tenement, East Thirty-sisti yt, 20x50%100," first clase order, 811,00; four story Tene- t,” West Thirty-wixth street, 2014x100; only $4,000 cash wanted price $100. This, property ja worth 2» per cent more than asked. | J. B, KETCHAM, 401 Fourth avenue. West Sides GRAND BOULEVARD BUILDING PLOT, NORTH. ‘west corner I4ist street; four full Jota; beautiful lo Hon: high ground, no rock;'for wale at only #25,000, a1 having as sure a prospective value as any city property; terms eaey. K, STEVENSON & SON, I1 Pine street. A. BARGAIN IN WEST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue—Four story brown stone English basement House; all improvementa; good order. WARD & OGDEN, Broadway, corner Seventeenth at. THREE AND A HALF STORY BASEMENT HIGH louse, corner of Bank and Bieecker streets, immediate possession ; newly painted; BURNHAM, 609 Hudson street, A BROWN STONE DWELLING FOR SALE OR TO let; Forty-second street (100 foot street), near Broad- way; four stories; 20x58x100; 12 rooms, good cellar; welt frescoes; perfect order; price $24,500; rent #3,v00. Pere ie SIRVENSON & BONTH Pine street, ELEGANTLY AN UNUSUALLY WELL BUILT, finished row of brown stone front How between Fi/th and Sixth avenues, Nos, 36, 38 and 40 Wes -sixth atrect, for it 26x100.5 ; house 25x60; four stories and basement; Day window, portico stoop; hard’ wood finish; marble tiling, 4c; Nicolson pavement to be laid in the sireet immediately. Apply to the owner, on the premises. VERY FINE HANDSOME THREE STORY HIGH stoop brick House, at a very low price, $17,000, worth B2U,000; jon at Once; good neignborhod; excellent corde improvements; if not sold this week will be to let. Apply'on premises 230 Fifty-third street, balf a block from Broadway aud Ei enue cars. House, ata very low price, 14.260; possession eusy ; @neorder; ail modern improvements. Apply on premises, 288 Forly-seventh street,” Broadway and Eighth Rrenue cars. AN ELEGANT HOUSE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUR AND below Thirty-fourth street; four story high stoop brown 223602100; only ah 00, Ben for printed | ‘ A. BELLAMY & GAY, No. 8 Pine street, A ERY, CHEAP THREE STORY BROWN STONR House for sale, north side of Thirty-stxth street, between Broadway and Seventh avenue, adjoining Seventh avenue rear. The house has elevated courtyard, high basement, {ur- Dace, sationary washtubs dc. ¥riee ony fis io; $7,000 on mortgage (Cdesired. “Apply to B. H. LUDL W & CO,’ No.3 ine atree BROWN STONE HOUSE—104 WEST THIRTY. atreet, four story high stoop extension, for sale, fur- ished or uhfurn Permit and terms from owner, Mr. MANN, #21 Sixth OR SALE—A FURNISHED BROWN STONE ENGLISH basement House, 16,9x60 feet (lot haif the block’, on Thirty-eighth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, The house Is richly furnished throughout and in excellent order; haa back ataira for servants, &c. Immediate possi sion. Apply to JOSEPH MOGUIRE, 87 Cedar atreet, JOR SALE-THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP House, 201372100, No. 217 Mercer atreet, Jersey city ; built in 1867; has been thoroughly overhauled this season, and ia completa order; good location; neighborhood unexception- able; possession November 1. Apply on the premises, or to GEO. G. FARNILAM, #2 Broadway, New OR SALE—FOUR NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE high atooy modern Improvements, Diack wainut finieh ; Forty-erghth street, between Sith ave: nue and Broadway; termseasy, ROBERT CHRISTY, 146 West Forty-eighth atreet, A VERY FINE byte STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK re terms BRICK T, NEAR EIGHTH AVENUE, p brick, 25x60x%2, good order, #20,000, ; half ensh wanted, B, KETCHAM, 401 Fourth avenue, tor, worth 25,0 OTS, FORTY-FIGHTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AV 4 nue, in fee, —Three fine full Lots. Others, Fifth and Mad- ison avenues and adjacent; nome fine Corners, cheap, *. BEYMOURK, I71 roadway, T EIGHTH AV M8, ,PROMINES P| worst side—Pour story and barement 100, fully built up, Call at once at B. 8, LEVY & CO. ‘West Thirty-elgbih street, near Kighth arenue, Miscellaneous, A FIRST CLASS, FULL SIZED HIGH STOOP HOUSE, /. cormplevely and elegantly furnished, at a bargain; very easy teri, JAMES BR. EDWARDS, 277 FPO BUILDERS,—FRANK G, BROWN, 68 BROADWAY, has tor sale well located Lote, in plote! to sult und ready for Immediate improvements, upon which good builder's Joans will be advanced to proper parties, Twenty-third street, BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. _ A. BANDSOME HOUSE FOR SALE THREE STORY, basement and sub-cellar brown stone House, twelce rooms; bas all the improvements in tha best style and done br day's work; nelghborhood first clas it to all ferrien; Ave minutes! walk from City Hail; will be sold cheap j terms to nuit, Inquire at 163 Dean street, between Hoyt an Bond streets, VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, ON COLUM. bin Meet, four story brick House and Store, well rented, only $11,000. DICKINSON & CARTER, 0 Wall street. VERY BEAUTIFUL THREE STORY, BASEMENT and eut-estier ‘Meuse ier I, with beth, wo water Glovets, Mn wash ome Della and wp parlor ceiling elied; front and veattbul pay" iB averient. Cash only $1,000 PRs weonke after, with, interes) U0, Cara to all the ferries, ly to Price & GHORGE W. SLING wont of Fourth aver EDYORD AVENOR LOTS FOR SALK Low ON Bi prose caver veniie and Marizon atreet, 900 roquiired N, 0) Cedar Pi LRLAN D, Eleventh street, third house 40, Brooklyn. BENNET mi | Wis fikeness, 153 West Fos | Twenty: GRAND OPPORTUNITY...098 ACRES ON A SPLEN- did avenue in the city of New Brunswick; fine bulld- ings, dc. EDWARD 8, VAIL, WARREN HA, inge, Be. EDI HARDENBERGH, GREAT BARGAIN,--COUNTRY SEAT OR FARM, 20 to 80 acres, in Cornwall; uewr depot; and in Newburg a fine two story Houee and extension; new barn, all out- bulidings; three acre orchard, all kinds of fruit; high ground; churches, acho Or wil it; you'can bave sim ma Say. 12 Centre street A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—CONs teniag 40 acres, near the river, at Newburg, 15 minutes horth from depot and 4g hours from New -ork good brick dwelling, carriage house, barn and farmhouse; nice roundas abundance of fruit and shade trees; high, dry and iver, mountain ant landscape views id uce splendid land prod: tive, well watered and surrounded first class improve- ments. For particulars apply to BALDWIN & IRVIN, 56 Liberty street. T MOUNT VERNON.—DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT; 0412200 5 in ts Brot ine fy yet Mada minutes from belch __ [141 Eighth atreet (Ste —HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE si Pizcbaners <The Homertead Station, N. J., Lots, to besold by JOHNSON & MILLER, on Mon Mf ‘Oct. 25, t. 5, are only ten minutes’ ride from Pavonia Ferry. They are nearer than Central Park. Only hai the distance of Harlem, Not Woo: 80 far as Laurel Hill, Newtown, Gendale or East New York. The communication at al, hours is constant. The Lots are ai and near the depot. 200 of them will be sold ab- aolutely, without reserve. Special train will leave foot of Chambers street, over Northern Railroad, at 1034 o'clock om Monday morning, October 25, For maps and froo tickele apply to JOHNSON & MILLER. BARGAIN.—FINE FARM, $5 ACRES, NEAR NEW Brunswick; ide, t 5 acres wcod, balance superior land; (ine Tocation; good House; 8 rooms, attic and cellar; good out- butldings ; splendid orchard; bait mile of depot abd villages tools, with part of stock, crops an 4,000. ‘J.B. FERGUSON, 8) Naasa street, room 24. BVLPING SITE, STATEN ISLAND.—EIGHT ACRES, commanding the finest view on north hore ; adld to close estate; price $4,000; terms easy; worth 86,00. (N, 60 Broad street, DakK ARMS, FARMS.—HEST OF SOIL FOR GRAIN, GRASS and fruits at $25 per acre; 34 miles south of Philadelphia, Delightiul climate, Thousands are setiling, and the place is rowing rapidly. ‘Improved plices also tor sale. Address HARLEs K. LANDIS, Vinciand, N. J. ARMS IN NEW JERSEY.—TWO FARMS AND SEVE- rai Wood Lots, of estate of Andrew McDowell, deceased 5 well located; one mie frm Jamesburg. To be sold at ven- due, in Cranberry, Tuesday, Oct. 26, at2 o'clock P. M. For particulara tuauire of F. 'H. HOLMES, Esq, 130 Warren street, New York. FOR, SALEA BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF 1 acres, with buildings and great variety of fruit; splendid Inquire of WILLIAM MATHEWS, country, very healthy. Ver Mount Vernon, New Haven Raliroad, OR SALE-CHEAP, ONE COTTAGE, TWO LOTS, near ferry, Staten Island, $850; one Gothic Cottage, one Lot, fine slocation, 8007 ove hew Cottage and Lot, $2,000; One Coltage, two 1, eeisnea.0, "Terass sage, tha RRIN, 60 Broad street, OR SALE-SPLENDID ORANGE COUNTY FARM, containing 327 acres, al One land and in bish state of cultivation; stock and everything complete; situated 234 miles. east of Goshen. For particulara inquire of W. RB. MARTIN, pee street, New york, or address ©. a. OR SALE IN NEW JERSEY—TEN FARMS, 3,000 acres unimproved, two water powers, Saw Mill and Glass Factory, doing @ profitable busines Will exchange for New. York or Brooklyn Property. Appiy to VANTUY Ly 263 Cherry street, OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN, ‘The Sands Point Hotel, At Sanas’ Point, L. 1. This popular eummer resort fe moat desirably located on Long Island Sound, within a short dis- tance from New York by boat and cars. It oifers rare in~ ducements, Photographs of the hotel and full particulars at BENNET & KLENEN’S, 87 Cedar atree RON LANDS ON STATEN ISLAND.—100 ACRES, INV three plots, of the richest ore on the {sland; terma to sult purchasers; prices | DARRIN, 60 Broad street. Kixgspeince, 12 MILES FROM WALL STREET cecce, 136 aareny high grocnds om dil, waves mations % ater 16,000, Ae. KLUGH, No.6 Wall stroet. ONTCLAIR, N. J.—FOR SALE OR TO LET, ONK large Houre, 14 rooms (new), one acre Land; one House, 10 room: House, 9 rooms; one House, 7 rooms; all heated by furnaces; eight minutes’ waik from depot, one rn hour from New York; terms liberal; will rent with the privi- lege of purchasing. Apply to H. NASON, Montolalr, N. J. ETUCHEN, —A SPLENDID COTTAGE, TEN rooms, one near depot, at creat bargain. Also choice Farms and Residences cheap. Many to exchan, KELLY BROTHERS, $05 Broad ESTCHESTER—27 ACRES, ELEGANT BUILDIN M1 Acres, good Buildings; 35 Acres, no buildings. Rye— 1 Acres, Gothic Cottage. Morrisiana—Two nice places. Fordham—An elegant piaos to trade. HOWELL & STEVENS, 99 Third avenue. OO “CHEAP FARM, 49 ACRES, GOOD BUILD. 2 |. ings, stock, crops, implements ; 40 miles from. city, one mile from spots terms easy; must be sold on ace count ofage, F. FLATAU, No. 4 New Chanibers street. __._ REAL EST r CHA ats A HANDSOME THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, in Forty-ninth street, near Third avenue, to exchange for sinailer house in New York or Hariem. DICKINSON & CARTER, 56 W: NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—ON THE J Bay, New Jersey, for city improved property, with fine butlding and frais. M, MASON, No. 1 Centre street, XCHANGE FOR NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, 2 H) City or Newark property—Eigbt Farms in New Jersey, 50 to 200 acres; also fine Residence at Elizabeth, #10,600, Cor house in New York worth yp 000 ny others, PETT! RAZER, No. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE 0) Houses and 16 Lota on 190th Also 14 Lota on Washington Heighta for sno, G, LESPINASSE, No. 6 Pine atrect, DEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.—A HANDSOME \ three story high stoop brown stone House to exchange for lot west of Fourth avenue and south of Stxtieth street, DICKINSON & CARTER, 66 Wall street, MO EXCHANGE.ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT VIL- Ins on the Northern Rallrond to exchange for eity Low street, or Honse. HALL J, HOW, 19 Pine sireet. | NO EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE, BUILDING MA- terial o gauts. n Froight Propellér, In good order, carrying 1eo" tons, Address at, H.’ & CO. vax 10d Herald office. v pe ss IPO EXCHANGE—A SPLENDID FARM OF 210 ACRES, ‘lato for land} good butidings, plenty o fruity Neat ela rt ery ‘choles and desirable locations fe : Property. Pri BO Or BoP RG. BON, 29 Naawan atreet, room 26, TO EXCHANGE, OR FOR SALE.—A SPLENDID PRO- eee ae On ereeys 20 tables from Cily Hal clogynt and spacious builtings, adapted for an Jostituce Apply to owner, 282 Pearl pirest, second floor, _REAL ESTATE WANTED. HuIRDER WISHING TO DISPOSE OF ONB or A BUILD Tees will Gnd a purcharer who will give Real i 1 Furniture, furnishing ove house complete, in pay- Etat at jother. Address FURNISHING, Tierald ollice TANTED-TWO SMALL, WELL BUILT COTTAGE W Notes, near together, ono hour from Ciy Hall; toce- thon and neighborhood must be iret class; prices mot’ to ex 900 (three thousand), Address, for’ on D. 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