The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1869, Page 9

rn FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, Nov. 20—6 P. M. The weekly statement of the associated banka is ‘anfavorable, showing a3 1t does a loss in reserve of ‘Dearly @ million and a half of dollars. The Treasury movements during the week, which expired Friday ‘orning, go to account for a large portion of the de- crease in legal. tenders, Other things being equal, ‘this loss will be made up next week, Were the bank statement made up each Monday morning the un- favorable features of this week would not appear. ‘The loss in legal tenders 1s over two and a half Hons, owing partially to the factg above referred and parttally toshipments to the West and Southwest. An examination of the statement shows that the banks have enlarged their loans to the extent of nearly two millions. Now, as the deposits have been at @ standatill, it is evident that the remittances Westward have been largely composed of these doans, In other words, the Western banks not having funds here upon which to draw, Eastern Rouses with Western connections have shipped currency to them. The last two statements contrast ‘as follows:— Nov, 13. Nov, 20, $253,068,008 27,929,071 34,231,022 eos! 183,734,190 Legal tenders... He o09;¢01 48,455, L21 The changes in each item are in detail as {ol- lows:— Increase in + $1,887,451 Increase 2 ecie Increase fh circulation Decrease in deposits..... Decrease in legal tenders. A brief computation of the figures will show that the banks hold nearly twenty-two millions reserve in excess of the amount required by law. The agitation of the question of specte payments Jed to considerable animation in the Gold Room, especially ag all transactions might be made through the Clearing House, the Gola Bank opening in that capacity on Monday next. ‘The price of gold declined from 1265 @ 12634, wien tt encountered a deter- mined opposition on the part of those who are more congervative in their views and became steaay, The Speculators seemed about evenly divided on the gubject. When the “bears” sold down to 126% the “bulls” took all that was offered. When the “bulls” ‘bid the price up to 1264; the ‘bears’? sold them all they wished. The range of the market is shown in In the gold. loan market from seven to three per cent were paid for carrying. The total imports at this port for the last week amount to $3,148,851, against $3,657,355 for the corresponding week of last year, Oy Gecrease as compared with the pre- vious week quite marked in the line of goneral merchandise. The imports of specie during the ‘week were as follow: pel oe Sc a Westphalia, Paris— Gold bi 246 Novewber 1: ish doubloons. 646 November 18—Steamer Donau, London— Mexican dollars............ November aeapieeraer Donau, Paris—Mext- can dollars... . seeeee November 1g—Sieamer Dobau, Bremen— Foreign silver. November 19—Se! American gold..........++ ” November 20—Steamer Otiy of London, Liv- erpool—British gold. ...... November 20—Steamer Alaska, Aspinwail— American silver. American gold. TOtAl....ecscscescncsccscesseesceececees vers $172074 The government market opened strong at the highest figures of yesterday, but under the influence of the decline in gold and of free sales by the foreign bankers gave way and slowly settled a balf to three. quarters per cent. The London market was contra- dictoriy reported by the two cables, apd in the con- fusion there was a pressure to sell, especially as the foreign bankers who bought yesterday were selling to-day. The market closed steady after these move- ments, with the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 107%{ a 108; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 1173 @ 11724; do. coupon, 1175; a 117%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 113 @ 11844; do, 1862, coupon, do., 115% a 115%; do, 1864, coupon, do., 11334 a 11344; do, 1865, coupon, do., 11334 811374; do., registered, January and July, 11534 #11534; do. 1865, coupon, do., 115%; @ 115%; do, 1867, coupon, do., 115% a 115%; ao, 1868, coupon, do, 116% a 11574; do. ten-forties, regls- tered, 10744 410734; do. coupon, 107% a 1077. The money market was steady at six per cent as the rate on call loans with pledge of stock coliate- rals and five on government securities. A little activity was reported about hatf-past two o'clock and seven per cent was obtained in some portions of the street, butthe market became qniet before the close of banking hours at five to six per cent, The increase of discount operations by the banks during the week has given paper more currency in the open market, and the range of street discounts was from eight to fifteen per cent for all grades of prime acceptances, long and short. Foreign ex- change was dull and steady at previously quotea Tates. There was more animation in Southern bonds and an irregular market. The new North Carolinas were heavy and declined to 36, the special tax issues being steady in the vicinity of 40, The old Tennos- gees have been again subjected to a pressure of sales owing to the impression that there {s too wide @ difference between their price and that of the new bonds since the official announcement that all issues are equally binding upon the State. The Mi! souri sixes, continuing their upward movement, ad- vanced to 92 on the report that whatever the real obligations of the State as to the coin redemption of the principal tho interest will in future be pald in gold. The following were the closing street prices for the Southern list:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 59a 94; do., new, 52a 62\; do. five per cent, 50 a 61 Virginia, ex coupon, 50 a 5034; do., new, 63 a 63. do., registered stock, 44 a 45; do,, registered, 1866, 62 @ 63; do., registered, 1867, 49 @ 50; Georgia @ixes, 81 @ 82; do. sevens, 92 a 92%; do, sevens, interest payable in Georgia, 87 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 46 a 47; do, new, 36 @ 3634; do., special tax, 39% a 40; Missouri aixes, 913 @ 92; do., Hannival and St. Joseph, 91 @ 02; Louisiana sixes, 65 a 67; do. levee sixes, 59% @ 59%; do. do. sevens, 6870; do, do, eights, 78 a@ 70; Alabama eights, 923 a 93; do. fives, 60 a 62; @o. sixes, sterling, 80 a 85; South Caro- fina sixes, 68 a 70; do. new, 65 a 66; do. registered stock, 64 66; City Memphis sixes, 47 a 4734; do, Atlanta eights, 85 a 87; do. Savannah sevens, 86 2 87; do. New Orleans consols, 74 a 76; do. do. issue railroads, 68 a 70; Mobile and Ohio ster- ling, 66 s 663¢; do. eights, 60a 61; Mississippi Cen- tral Ratlroad, first mortgage, 71 a 73; do. second do., 60 a 62; Memphis and Charleston first mortgage, 81 @ 82; do. second do., 74 a 75; do. stock, 41 a 42; Greenville and Columbia Ratiroad guaranteed, 63 & 65. ‘The feeling in the stock market was buoyant, but the only business of moment was done in Lake Shore, about twenty thousand shares of which were oid at prices ranging from 88% to 69';. The rest of the list was dull as to the volume of business, but active in prices, particularly the Western shares, which have been favorably affected by the concur- rent testimony of increased earnings. The Vander- bilt securities were feverish, unsettled and lower. Reading was strong and rose to 977j. In the mis- cellaneous list Pacific Mail broke again to 53%, while Western Union, persevering in its reversal of movement, sold as high as 37, The bank statement caused a brief furry and prices declined a fraction; but upon the explanation of its unfavorable fea- tures thero was arecovery at the close to the best Prices of the day, and the whole market was strong in the final dealings on the sidewalk before the Stock Exchange. ‘The following were the closing prices of stocks at the Jast session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 52 a 63; Cumberland, 26% a 2714; Western Union, 364 93635; Quicksilver, 124 @ 14; Mariposa, § a 834; do. pre- ferred, 16% a 164; Pacific Mall, 65 @ 55%; Adams Express, 68% a 583;; Wells-Fargo Express, 18 a 19%; American Express, 34 a 35; United States Express, 62 a 6234; Merchants’ Unton Express, 934 bid; New York Central 182% a 183; do., consolidated, 92 & 92545 do., scrip, 82% a 83; Hudson River, 162 ® 163; Harlem, 1843; Erie, 28% a 28%; do. pre- ferred, 49; Reading, 97% » 971; Michigan Central, 121; Lae Shore, 6954 889%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 82% a NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. & 83; Chicago and Northwestern, 71} @ 713<; do. pre- ferred, 86 & 8634; Cleveland, Columbus and Cinein- nat!, 74 bid; Rock Island, 103% @ 103%; Mil- waukee and St. Paul, 68 @ 68%; do. preferred 833, @ 83%; Toledo and Wabasb, 68 a 59; Fort Wayne, 85% 8 86%; Alton and Terre Haute pre- ferred, 57 @ 58; Ohio, and Misvissippi, 26% a 26%; Delaware and Lackawanna, 105 @ 10534; New Jer- sey Central, 92}, @ 93; Chicago ana Alton, 149% & 161; do., preferred, 149; Morris and Essex, 87% & 88; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 108 bid; do. preferred, 108 bid; Columous, Chicago and Indiana Central, 258 25%. The highest and lowest prices of the leading stocks Were as follows:— Lowest. New York Central. 18246 Hudson River... 162 New York Cen. ‘and hud, Consol.. 924% OL 2 Y, Cen. and Hud. Con. Scrip... 83% Be 91% 97 89 88% a 1036 8635 85% Rock Island : 103% 102% Fort Wayne.. ore 85)g Milwaukee and St. Paul 6834 6336 Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred. San 8394 Western Union Telegraph 3655 tacite Mall, tax 58% Mitve pare ¥ SALES | AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday, Nov. 20—10:15 A. M. 87500 US 6's, "8, con. ou. 8 BSG 1 ref. ins Mail B3 Go: 400Gb ct Co pf.. i by Ex peepee. . 6 10.6 Tenn 6's, new. 2000 N Car 6's, new. 8000 do. Ss Si 1500? &Wab 2d 1, £0:0 LoleW con ev bda bat Morac haeee cn ev Chie eRe TRE. 100M & St Paul pt, do SEBSERELE’ - Ohio ‘* Miss RR. 5°00 | dOsereee 100 Mariet&Cin’ Tat m, 000 Lake Shore div ba 83 60 shs Bank aereese® 10% 10 Tenth Nat Bank. 200 Brunswick © Lax 5 i West U Tel 36: do.. » 36} ry M. and 2:15 o’Clock P. M. nl , *6T. Mout U epee, 8:2: Het Bow Us tes Luss ig 20000 ° 10is¢ co os‘83 20, 0, °67. 88 11575 One o’Clock P. M. 100 shs N bie td - B46] $4000 Tenn 6"2, ex 20000 Tenn 6 do.. 400 Chic &4 NW RR. feet RR pid. é Ur eer rte TBR, 10. 40 Now Jersey Cen! STREET QUOTATIONS, soi Clock P. M. £9; roanare eee as eatern .. MANUFACTURING STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN. In England there are 2,405 cotton mills in which are employed, 162,056 men and 204,396 women; woolien manufactories number 1,420, employing 52,000 men and 5,000 women; 687 silk factories em- ploy 1,200 workmen. The total number of factories in England and Wales ts 5,698, giving employment to 278,788 men and 390,880 women. Scotland has 507 factories employing 20,000 men and 80,200 women, Treland counts 198 factories, employing 22,622 men and 50,301 women. _____ WANTED TO PURCH: NY ONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF A PAIR OF handsome diamond Barrings, at a moderate price. may find a purchaser by addressing K. J., box 128 Herald oflice. SODA WATER GENERATOR Balak Sr yt {wo oF more aiitator fountains connected, from 8 to 18 allons capacity; also.a Countor Draught Apparatus, ream with paricalareand price, On Je ROSENTHAL, 101 West Tenth street. N ACHINERY WANTED.--ENGINE AND BOILER twenty to thirty horse power, wood ,iathe, tenentor, morticer, boring machine, wood surfacer, on sixto twelve months’ time, with interest; good reference. Address R. G., Heraid office, SEES ARTS REET OP TT. ANTED—A 25 HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILER: mast stand 150 pounds to the square inch ; also a small ze Ste State very lowest price and eines, ‘Ad- 1088 ___FINE ARTS. FAIL TO EXAMINE THE SUPE HOUSE- hold Furniture to be sold at auction by TOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL at their saiestoom, 37 .Nassau street. Now on exhibition. _._.. NEWSPAPERS, HE PROGRESS."—THTS WEEKLY THIS) WEEK contains a lecture by Rev. W. H. H. Murray, of Bosto: o1 ‘emperance ; a sketch of Kindrick, Hon. B. Hale, &c.; only five cents acopy from newsdealers; scription $2 a a Ontice 85 and 87 Park place, N. ¥. Vassers want Orskee, CLOCKS—UUR PATENT. “AND MANUFAG- ture; American Watch reat varieties; Diamond, Point aud Gala Jewelry, wholesale and Totally &t RANK: FIELD & CO'S, Jewellers, Sixth avenue, corner Fourteeuth streol, Eighth avenue, corner Twenty-i street. GENTLEMAN capacity, aged 45, get iestring to aetite tn New York, Srahen tovmake th anc Indy with the same amount (either of country), with ‘view to: matrim must G00 teeth, accomplished and personal attractions. Have no ob- ections to a widow with one child, ahr it is interest- less th he ng, (No anevrers will be noticed ni ve full name and residence, and are prepared to ‘bleh must be of the best. Aduvess RVERAR LAGY, Her. ald id office, for one month, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF ENVIABLE POSITION desires to acquaint himself with his Ideal, Ho soliite Correspondence with a gentine woman. ony the porwibie end, all else proving satisfactory. Overcome your ruples this once and learn more of the advertiser. | Then, as, you elect, continue or not. Address Y., box 206 H Herald ce, b+ 2 = ELAR SA aN i RU ee Si IR BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF HIGH RESFECTABILITY, ks refined and gent the acquaintance fn intelligent and styl Strona tay ‘who would appreciate an amiable gentleman mairimonialiy’ inclined; money no ial. object, All communteationa treat tri conf Address MOZART, box 195 Herald 0 office. and — GENTLEMAN, AGED THIRTY-FIVE, SOLICITS correspondence with a noe not over thirty, widow pre- ferred) wit with a view to . Address, wink contidence, DER, Herald office. COAL AND woop. (ea FOR SALE-AT THE LOWEST RATES, Ar yards, 236 and 988 Mulberry street. Agh—Siove and epg etd Broxen-dslivered fe af entin 2 oy vartof the elty, or from the boats Sohuyikil, Anton ey olde ‘ox. Appl he yards or to Mr. F her Se ateat. x ir. “ROSEN’ HAL's, 51 ‘THIRD AVENUE, NEAR h street (formerly 853 Bowery).—-Ladies and gen- flemen‘can obtain the highest value lor Oastof Clotings Fu ure, Garpeta, &c., by calling on or addressing, Ladies attended to by Mra, Rosenthal, TTENTION. NEW ORDERS RECEIVED TO PUR- chase Wearing Apparel, C jure, whieh must be sent tn f' 50 per cent more in cash than addressing Mr. or Mra, H. RO: @, one dooi UANTITY OF MeERHAN at LORS HAVING, ANY | jothing, Minfita, c., spore of will find a cash chaser by ad ng HoMAs D. CONROY, 50 ak _ ASTROLOGY. . A FACT.—$100000 REWARD TO ANY Sac WitO CAN equal the grea o INWOOD, 250 Forty-firet street, vant Mrw ADATRVOYANT.-MI88 JENNIE REED, OLATRVOY- ) “ant, Writing, Trance and Business Test Medium, BOL Sixth avenue. Private seances from A. M.to6 P. M., and from 7 to 9 evenings. AQ ADAME 1, ALANGH, THE GREAT UNRIVALLED Business and Medical Clairvo: “A pe 116 Wen ‘Twenty- sixth between Sixth and Seven! ROSS, BUSINESS AND MI ant, tella past, presen 189 Voriy-are ‘street, enth avenne. AG ADAME LE COMTE, INSPIRED SPIRITUA MA nets and Mediont Trance Medium. French and spoken. t Fifteenth wt ear Sixth avenue, M* BE YMOUR, TH + GREATE! iT MEDICAL CLAIR- Mi L CLAIR- future; eS name and tween Broadway and Sev- BUSI- ngliah ant in the world.—Diseases discovered and cured; avwent Tiends found. 28 Horatio street, near Kighth ay. COURSE, L. ‘L, L—TROTTING— 23 at P.M. precisely. "Purse and stake: best 3 in 5, to wagons. M. Roden names 6. g. Manee names g, g., one of ty, formerly Mereet 13. fy . Patios, ©. 8. Burger. ‘Proprietor. ____._ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, ‘UsT IN enon 755 OOUNTRY—TWO PAIRS OF Syitad ba} years old; pair 16 hands 8 anew oe one 16 de 1 inch * leh, with lon, yay ‘manet; bisck points. To be ween at BRIGG: rr oe ein bd Thirty -weventh street, between monday venth SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, | &C. es LL KINDS oF see poGs ba BIRDS FOR sale.Medicines for diseases, Prepared Food for a birds, at B. DOVES No. 8 Greene street, corner B.—Ladies attended by Mrs, DOVEY. DOG LEYSICIAN.<MR BROWN HAS STUDIED ALL ineases Doze are subject to; and, however dificult the case, has been very successful in his profession. 88 Powers street, Brooklyn. _ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C._ 'T JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL’S. By ARCH. a eCard Auctioneer. The Great Auction House of JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSETE. now the most extensive and complete in the United States, aifording the readiest facilities for all wishing ‘to buy or i ouR ok of selling at auction. ERAL SALESROOM fat the old stands SF Nassan street, ‘opposite the Post office. This we have fg atee ‘and improved, aud {t now extends through to Liberty, making a front on both streets, Here we hold sales of Housshold Furniture, Works of Art, Paintin Articies of Vertu, Books and Merchandise of every descrip- tion, Our long experience and superior resources make Our he most rg oe medium through which to effect tick ot rniturg atthe residences of privatg To ced) i et non BRANCH of our foustagen sad made a feature and @ specialty, and is con- ducted at our mart, 113 Kast Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue., me we hold sales every Tuesday and Friday throughout ‘Gentlemen wishing to purchase, or those having horses or carriages to sell, will tind our house pertectly reliable, ax we conduct this branch of our business, as we do all our other business, on the same straightforward prineipies which gov- era honorable houses in all mercantile purant ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. Wa. VAN TASSELL, AT PARKER & HANLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART, JOR ©, W, BARKER, AUCTIONEER, Moras Brondway and Thirty-ninth street, REGULAR AUCTIO! ES, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Gentlemen's private Establishments disposed of at public and private sale to the d's general assort- ment of Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Horse Clothing, Halters, fe, to full the needs of all classca of purchasers, con: Ordera promptly executed. Mfwenly-four hours allowed for tial on every horao sold un- der warrantee, Good stabling for horses at public or private sale. The only mart jn the city having a driving ring for showing horses on sale, Carriages, Bussies, &c., tacen on storage, Liberal advances made on everything 1a the horse line. SECOND HAND COUPE, TWO CLARENCES, IN good order, will be sold low; 50 Carriages, Harness, 26 per ognt Jess than . Broadway stores. HAM'S, Fourth street and Broadway. -SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, At 58 Liberty street. ‘One hundred genuine Portland Cutters, being stock of a Boston merchant declining busin and to be sold to close up the concern, 35, erfect ASS and handsome, light patterns, at JOHNST Rs VAN EDL'S, 68 Liberty street, ABY ONE HAVING NERVE ENOUGH TO PAY 2350 for a Stivers wees seat bee Wagon, nearly iow ; gray toting M (ig hands, 10 years; harness, & may call at No, 5 fest Thintesuth streets A. —SEVERAL ROCKAWAYS, A LITTLE SHOP WORN, for sale low; also one four enger second hand Rockaway, in Lptop order, 8350; two Lop Wagons #138 each ; one Hack Coach, AD. 3 Third avenue, corner ae laoth street —OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE OF HORSES, . Wagons, Harness, &c., Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 12 M., at Which will be ‘offered two very superior Trotters, as well’ as road and work Stock. Particulars morning of Fale JOHN VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, 24 Duane street. HANDSOME BLACK HORSE FOR, SALE—GOER le or double ; is ver tylish and one of the most Deautiful endite hornen tn the ely old only beenuse owner has no further use for him. Can be seen and all particulars had Lad stable 244 East Trrentict street. \ FATENT “SUPPORTING AND DRAUGHT BARS” Give twice the usual strength, Obviate all sprinx to Whit and pols yokes ars and pole Boyond the contingency of breakage, The ‘combination of lighiness, safety and durability, em- braced in this Feel ha \ogether with the use of “ semer steo!" for ai! axles and tyre, make my wagons ante and reliable, Call and examiue same at factory of JAMES B. BREWSTER, 65 Kast Twenty-fifth street. SLEIGHS. SLELGiIa, SLEIGHS. the new styles Port- best manufacturers, light and elegant modera goods, to which they Invite the attention of purchasers Cutters from 840 to #400. They are offering the old fashioned Albany style of Sleighs, as made by JAMES GOOLD & SON, 50 per cent below lan year's warranted in every Foepect of the best srratkmanehp. D B > 696 Broadway, wooD Prt eared are Sty! ‘how eellin, Sleighs, from tl and others, ous us, Sleighs, Affine assoriuient from ihe celebrated factory of James Goold & Co., of Albany, for = 9m we are Also a well aelected stock of tie well known Portland (Kimball, maker} "BREWSTER & CO. (of Broome street), 84 Firth avenue, SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, nces, ‘oupes, And all fashionable Vehicles, In the newest and most destra- ble styles, at reduced py SFLANDRAU, 18 East Eighteenth street, Suerans, : SLEIGHS, BLANKETS, ROBES, SLEIGHS Sof all kinds and colors, from 30 up; Blankets, and dress; Lap Robes of all kinds; Buffalo, Coon, ata Bear Robes; Harness from #10 up, ‘Bells, Halters and Sur: cingles. Dealers and otiers would de well to call; will be Uberally dealt with. |All goods as represented, WM. H. "GRAY, 24 and 28 Wooster street, ITABLE FIXTURES OF IRON, VENTILATING STALL Partitions, Hay Racks, Mangers, Box Stall Fixtures and & new pattern Crib, with Hay Hack, Manger, with Food Guards, Tumbling Water Pot and Hitching Arrangement sombined. Gurtcus, Reade, Centre and Elm streets, HE BREWSTER WAGON. ‘The mpudent claim to our trade mark, which had been industriously advertised in the public prints by a person bearing our name, Was at last brought by him {nto court m the form of an injunction ; but, finding, doubtiess, that {t was munch easier to justice, he instructed his counsel on the 8d inst. to withdraw the suit and pay the and an order to that effect was made by the Hon. Justice Fithian. We have, therefore, renew our notice to the public that the Brewster Wagon can be purchased oniy at our Fi/th avenue warerooms and at our Broome street factory. REWSTER & CO., of Broome street, ANTED—A HANDSOME BROWN OR BAY PONY, Ji hands, very gentle and well trained to harness, Apply at 60 Broadway, first floor, front offic W _A LIGAT CITY MADE SECOND HAND Ja; 210 Herald “FINE SIX-SEAT FANILY SLEIGH AND ONE PONY Sleigh for four people, both in good order, for sule at a bargain. OD & BRO: HERS, [96 Broadway. N ELEGANT Cour 4 bY y WOOD | BROTHERS: Gipson, ‘uniformly mounted in Prince abit, Poona hand, and ‘for sale; $1,000 for the Whole, Address box 81 station D. BUGGIES, TOP AND | NO TOP ROAD WAGONS, 130 lba.; one Rockaway, one Coach and one two wand second hand Bu gies. MOORE, 876 | Bowery, ary, CLARENCES 2c OACHES, 8 COUPES, 6 COUPE « Rockaways, 10 ‘ockaway! 20 top Wagons, 20 Road, ar reas, Jogcer, Depot Wa; Gig, Truck, ‘2 Bulk ew seccad hand, will be wold vely low, to make room fer 800 Bleighs, Harness, Robes, WM. H. GRAY, ‘S, 22, M and 28 Wooster stroct. LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE-IN BROOKLYN, doing a fine business; must be sold as the owner is going South. A rare opening to make money ENNET & KLENEN, A. SRBENDID. PAIR MAHOGANY BAY HORSES, {st from the country, 16 hands high, 6 und 6 years old, own seitente Lawrence stock; very closely matched; grand atyle and action ‘and excellent travellers, with great en- lurance; wil be sold at a bargain or exchasiged for » low m for farming purposes. Seen at | t Twon- ‘nied street, two doors west of Third avenue. PAIR OF FIRST CLASS MATCHED, 1536 TO 16 ( Cedar street, hands, family o Horses wanted; must be showy entle speed no ob et ‘will purchase a complete Turn- out fo gatlafa factory. days J. 1c etingy Tome weak and color and publ ee ae ries a ig price, age ie: SECOND HAND LANDAU, IN SPLENDID ORDER; also a fine assortment of new, seasonable Carriages, all of the latest fashionable designs and of superior wor! man fois of our own manufacture, which we offer at reduced prices. MINER, STEVENS & CO., 656 Broadway. 8, FLANDRAU, CARRIAGE BUILDER, + 18 East Eightoenth street, near Broadway. Fine Clarences, Coupes, Landaus, Landaulets, ota and Coupe Rockaways. Also second hand Rockat $175; one at $825, one at 8460; family Couch 8750, cost “a 200; top Wagons th good order at $i BID, 200 and a a variety of EIGUS-SLEIGHS-SLETGHS. ean TAKEN ON STORAGE BY THE MONTH or year, at low rates, 2,291 Third avenue, corner rot ‘3th ‘YHEAPSA STIVERS HALF SPRING, THREE-QUART- / ers og sont jon, not used a dozen times; ve handsom: e200 ray Trotting Marc, 10) years old, with Harness, ‘sie. No.6 West Thirteenth stroct. OR SALE—AN ELEGANT TEAM FAMILY CARRIAGE i Horses. Inquire of owner, 308 West street, second oor, OR SALE—A PAIR OF DARK BROWN MORGAN Horses, 7 years old, 16 hands high, long tails, black legs, very stylish drivers, kind, sound and warranted in every way, Can be seenon Moniay at 14 Lexington avenue, third stabie f from Twenty-third street. OR SALE—FINE PAIR BRIGHT BAY CARRIAGE Horses, seven and eight years old, 16.1 bigh; good in je or double harness. Also a beautiful dark buown lady's le Mare, equaliy good ng saddle or in single or double harness. Apply before 11 A. M., at the owner's stable, 120 East Thirty-second atreet. {OR SALE—A SPLENDID BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD ddte; sound and kind in all bar- er; together or separate, with a , Harness, dc. Inquire at Brooklyn Ridin; ific street, or O. WITTE, 40 John stree sin, Academy, 496 New York JOR SALE—A VERY PRETTY CHESTNUT BAY Pony, about 13 hands high. 9 years old and sound; has been used for the saddie the lust two yoars, At No. 6 Spring street, OR SALE—GOOD ROAD HORSE, BREWSTER TOP Wagon, complete, and Single Harness. Apply at Bonle- vard stables, West Fituieth street, between Sixth aud Seventh avenues. OR SALE—MALTESE JACKS AND JENNIES, VERY large; also a celebrated stallion; would do for the West or any qreeding section, Would take real estate or diamonds in partpay. Address STOCK, box 208 Herald office. OR SALE-A BROWN MARE; 15 HANDS HIGH; warranted sound and kind; will be sold cheap, as the Owner has no use for her. Apply at NORRIS? stables, Eighth street, near Sixth avenue. OR SALE—OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR A heavier horse, a sorrel Messenger Maro, fit for a gentle- manor any light business. Tea store, 492 Hudson street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF SPLENDID CARRIAGE Horses, § and 7 yeare old, 15% han stylish, sourd and kind; will be sok oF ras Of use. Apply at private stable 1) roo! for Pacioe a ect, OR SALE—CHESTNUT SADDLE HORSE; HAS BEEN Foret calender in iandem;.will also do as 'wheel horses 16% hands high. Apply at stable, Seventeenth street, first door from Broadway. OR SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS COUPE ROCKA- way, with glasa front and sides; latest siyie; good as ‘first clase Brewster Trotting Wagor TENS stabiea, 600 Senenth avenue, Can be OR SALE CHEAP—ONE DIRT WAGON, FOUR Tracks ard some good work Horses, all in good order. M. 8. HEWITT, 3 34 West Tenth street, OR SALE CHEAP— A FINE BAY CARRIAGE HORSE, 19% banda high, wit hock tice oF any kind; warranted sound and kind; any lady can drive him, “Apply at il4 Can- non street. oR THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD TAKE Taree or four Horses to winter on good bay, with warm ‘on bis farm, one mile and a hair from Weebawken Price $16 per moath. For ‘on Hull Ferry Hill f ier jculars inquire at 184 Eighth avenue. ‘urther particulars inquire al ie TERR, MARKS. 1 enue mu nt Pork one hair of pisces; 16% hands hi myth wo pair of Rew York. ‘One pair of biacks, 1 ear ‘old, close ood tr a one patr the ot er 1534, ban ‘a mart travo very. atylish; and one pair of day aye, Gore, early teha ‘de igh, 6 years old; good travellers and very stylish. mont, and worthy theattention ORSES FOR SALE ON REASONALLE TERMS. —ONE ptr brown Horses, one pair bright Hays and two palrs inc ous pats weer larg parses’ were selected 1a New ate ti nd can be seen until sold at RET and 3 He Henky treet, Brook, ear Fulton ferry, ORSES BOARDED FOR THE WINTER AT #10 PER Good accommodations and personal care taken, dD. MULGREW, late livery stable keeper, Tweilth sire! ew York, For eR iculars apply to J. DOOLE, Fourth avenue, or ah REW, Lisson Cottage, Fordham, Weatchester county, ‘Thess fasete are La ust in from Vi those wishing to purchase. “ROBES, BLANKETS,—18 WOOSTER Collark made to order; Inrgest and beat larness in the city at asiounsiing low prices. D. SAU SON. ARNESS, atreet, PI ‘Assortment of BOARD FOR THE ce from the city, in Westchester 3, 83 Pearl street. r Wagon, but little used. Address WAGON, box ollice. WASTED—A FLW HORSES TO winter, a short dista county. Apply to B. JON, 50( SLEIGHS, OF ALL STYLES; 9,000 BLANKETS, £9) of ali descriptions; 600 fur and plush Robes; 150° ‘Wagons of all descriptions, at prices to suit everybody. Call and convince yourself at 1,349 and 1,401 Broadway, near For ty-first street, and at the new emporium, corner of Forty> second street and Broadway. JA abtis JENKINS, mei POLITICAL. EMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.— The Democratic Union Electors of the city of New York und all others opposed to the corruption and tmisrule ot the Tammany Ring are requested to meet in thelr respective wards on Monday evening, November 22, 1269, at 739 o'clock, to elect, as many delegates as the ward ds entitiedto. Mem- bers of this ludiclai district to meet on Wednesday evening, Norember at 73¢ o'clock, to nominate candidates for Police and Civil Justices, and also one delegate for each elec to a convention for the Aldermanie district, to m day ovening, November 25, at 73¢ o'clock,’ to didates for “Alderman and Aasistunt Alderman ; a de! for each election district, to a conveation for the , to meet on Friday evening, November 25, mt 75g atthe places at which the primary, meetings are held, tb nominate a candidate for School Trustee. ‘The Primary meetings. will be held at tue following pl. First Ward—I treet. Becond Ward--162 William strect. Third Ward—106 Barciny street. Fourth Wart 829 Pearl street. Fifth Ward.40 Hudson street. Sixth Ward—110 Centre atre Seventh Ward--36 East Broadway. Eighth Ward-a11 West Houston street. Ninth Ward—Bleecker street, corner Morton. 78 Ludlow street. at Third atreet » 12ict stree, —1%? Delancey atreet. -d— 23 Mulberry street. Fifteenth Wart cic Bleecker street. Sixteenth Ward—209 Seventh avent ' Seveuteenth Ward—Colgan'a Hall, Elevent! hieenth Ward—Constitution Hall, Twent and Third avenue. Nineteenth Ward—157 East Fifty-seventh street, Twentieth Ward-—Milleman's, Twenty-sixth street and Sev- enth avenue, ‘Twenty-first Ward_589 Third avenue Twenty-second Ward—Southwest Forty-eighth street and Broadway. The Judicial District Conventions will meet at the follow- ing places:— fifa District-—40 Hudson street, Second District Brookes’, 361 Broome street. Third District—Hudson, corner of Barrow street. Fourth District—Colgan’s Hall, Eleventh street, corner of Firat avenue, Fifth District--Northeast corner of Delancey and Norfolk y nd ‘rs avo nd First ay. cond street corner reets. Sixth District—Constitution Hall, corner of Twenty-second street and Third avenue. Seventh District—ii7 East Fifty-seventh street. Eighth District—Milleman’s Hall, Twenty-sixth street and Seventh avenue. Ninth District—Stalpe's Hall, Third avenue, between 121at and 122d streets, Jdermanic Conventions wilb meet at the following lac Pifirst District—40 Hudson street. Second Iistrict—27 Cherry street. ‘Third District—861 broome street, Fourth District.-86 East Broadway. Filth District—583 Greenwich street. Sixth District—-82 Norfolk strect. Seventh District—155 Bleecker street. Eighth District—73 Ludiow street. hey District—Andergon’s, corner Jane street and Eighth aven "Tenth District—Sauer’s. Essex and Houston streets. street and Eleventh District—Milleman's, Twenty-aixth Seventh avenue. ‘Tweifth District—298 Fast Third street. ‘Thirteenth District 209 Seventh avenue. Fourteenth District—Eleventh street, corner First arenue. Fifteenth District—217 West Thirty-elghth street. Sixteenth District—Constitution Hall. enteenth District—Broadway, corner Forty-eighth street. Fighteenth District—529 Third avenue. Nineteenth District—! Jeth street, corner Broadway. Twentleth Disirict 167 East Fifty Twenty-first District—Stalpe’s, Third and 122d streets, A certificate of the result in each ward will be sent to Chair- man of the Executive ( wag hes i his office, If1 Broadwi ‘on or before three o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, Novem! 24, at which time the Executive Committes will meet to pi upon them, OBERT B. ROOSEVELT, Chairman. THOMAS T. GILROY, Hoo Gonson, _Pamuir 3. Modurne,) T FEEL, 1 FEEL, I FEEL THAT SENATOR NORTON’S friends the Hon, John Cox, of the Eighth ward, will be our next Police Justice. Shoo, dy, don't bodder me. EVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Nineteenth ana Twenty-second Wards. The bie. e's Candidate for Chief Justice, THOMAS CUSHING, A resident of the ¢ district for twenty years. No AMMANY HALL.—THE DEMOCRATIC RESUBLIOAN ‘General Committee will meet at headquarters on Monday évening, Nov, 22, 1869, at 7! o'clock. =e street. enue, between 12lat { Secretaries. Punetual aitendance is requested, as business of importance b Mi order, WILLIAM M, TWEED, Chairman, M. HITCHMAN, _ Sous Houanrai.txe, TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.—THE CITIZENS OF THE district who are in favor of upholding and administer. ing the Inws ax in the days of Washington and Jeiteraon will n Wednesday evening next, o'clock, at 1,433 Brondway to raise a banner to the candiaate of the peopie for Police Justice, James KE, Coulter. TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. CITIZENS OF THE Dis- inlet favorable to re-electing Thomas BE. Ledwith, who have watched his efforta to sippress rowdyism fo this city and administer the laws for the public good (not for arty), will meet Wednesday evening next, Broadway and Pordetn atrect, at 73g o'clock, to raise a banner inscribed with bis name, TH WARD INDEPENDI CRATIC ASSOCI 9 ‘tT DEMO QO ation. —A mecting of the above club -will be held at 421 Seventh avenue, on Monday evening, at 834 o'clock. Punc- 1s requosied, on siciecapatet THOMAS SMITH, President. SAMUFL A. Frye, Secretary. OWEN ERApy, Treasurer. t Secretaries. DE NTISTRY LL PAINFUL, DECAYED TERTH OR STUMPS 4 stored with or by filling or building upto natu Fal shape and color ed 1864, Filling urst tooth, dditional, #1. bldg ‘Dre SIGESMOND, 2 Union square, cant, JQRAVTIFY L CONTINUOUS GUM SETS OF TEETH- Rubber plate, Mev Pirate atracting under ‘ithout cl ye when others are inee 5 oi a BODINE, 180 Grand ate (TRAVEL! JERS? ‘GUIDE. ROY, ‘LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY. STE enters VANDERBILT and OONNECTIOUT le pier North river near Spring sree) every’evenin sau daya 1d) at 6 0! are only $1 8 bein Vib ieas Uonn rail nnd 700. cheaper than any other line, an Ake reduet pointe North, Week and Kaas. Tidkets and rooms *S Kxpreas 439 and 944 Broadway, New York, and No. 1 Court street, Brooklyn, and 308 Wess street if HE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, SPIRITUALIST, LJ aven' | dwesurthird bod Fwenty-tourth atceets Ladies, @l. Come and see us, Lewes FOR oqe CHEAT. AS BEEN BOUT LIT. used. Forty, Can particulars apply to SouN BELDEN, St Beaver street, + ceived datiy. Yours FERRY LEAVES PIER 86 i NORTH RIVE) 4P. M5 Rp atlOA, M.and6 P.M. Freight re Fare Licents, ___ EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, — ORTH GERMAN LIQzD.- BREMEN, HAVRE AND ‘LONDON vin SOUTHAMPTON, first class and elegant fron mail steamships DONAU, 1708 2.00 tote ‘and 700 horve power, Captain G. Ernst, Thursday, Nov. 1 MAIN, of 3.000 fons and 100 horse power, Captain K. von » Thursday, Nov. Will leave frum Hrenséa ‘pier, toot of Third street, Hoboken, and take passengers to London, Havre, Bremen and South: ampton at the following rates:— Firat Cabin $120) Becond (i ves 72) Gold, Bterrage. - 2) For pa iassage or freight apply to eee ORLRICHS & CO., 68 road tret corner of Hearer, New York T" HAM: RO-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail MM iA, “a 9 Captain B. MEYER, carrying wi aan ‘Tuesday, Nove en ‘us Sou Stal a) mails, will Mee ong rp tor deehicae _ SEO London and Firat Cabiy $120; Second Cabin, 872; - Rigereres $25, gold. The Payable in United States ILESTA “to. aati November 30; BORUSSIA, as @x1'9stenmer, November 27. KLUNHAKDT & 10., Cc. B. RICHARD & BOAS, General LS General Passenger Ageats, 61 Broad stroet, N.Y. No. 6 Barclay street, N. Y. ATIONAL | L STEAM TO pee orb tr braei has QUEENSTOWN, rom pier 47 North tiv HELVETIA, Thomann, Saturday: Now 20, at 2 P.M, D, Thompson, Saturday, Noy. 27, at 10 A. M. ace to Liverpoai or Queenstowa— ‘abo, ‘B80 and $100; rage, $80, currency. renunerae tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown, 37, cur- *ATDIY at the company’s office, 69 Brown FW. J. HORST, Manager. sre, DIREC? TO LONDON.—LONDON AND NEW York Steamship Line, Steamers fortnightly from pier ge at at 590, § 31 and 80, currency. u BD. “Dee lan. 15 Bremen, Havre, ntwerj t cheapest currency'rates apply at 05 Broad. or frelght at B¢ South atroet, WLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, per LIVE FR ds QUEENSTOWN. of maui steamers are appointed to aall CITY OF WASHID CITY OF NEW YORK CITY OF BRUSSELS, Saturday, Dec. 4,1 P. M. CITY OF PARIS, Saturday, Dec. 11. 12 noon, and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from pler 45 North river. RATES OF PASSAGE by the mail steamer sailing every Saturday. abe in g Payable ineourrenoy. steerage . To London. 5] To Paris the Tuesday steamer, via i Steerage, Payable in currency. 880 Liverpool N, Saturday, Nov. 27, 12 noon, Haltfax), Tuesday, Nov. 20, First capi To London Liverpool Halifax. at reduced rates. bata ckets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for their friends, For further information apply at the o company’ '# office, OHN LE, Agent, ‘1S Broadway, New York. € NLY DIRECT L LINE TO FRANC! ‘The General Transatlantic Com| becween New Yi The splendid will sail from Pier v's Mafl Steamships Havre, calling at Brest. onth!s favorite route for the Continent follows :— + Saturday, Nov. 97 turday, Dec. 11 Saturday, L ing wine od Cabin, 75. rin (including railway ticket)—B145 and $78. ‘These steamers do not carry steerage passenge' American travellers going to or returning from the Contl- nent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line, avoid both transit by ach si rallways and the discomforts of crossing the Channel saving time, trouble and ex- pense. ES ZIE, Agent, No. 58 Broadway, QTRAM 70 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, From New York only 830, steerage, MANHATTAN. 1. Forsyth Wednesday, November 24 MINNESOTA. .... Price. Weanesday, December 1 From pier 48 North river. Cabin paseage, $80, goid. Passage from and {o New dam, &c. Drafts on Ireland, at lowest rates iy to WILLIAMS & GUIO! wk, Faris, Hamburg, Rotter- land, France and Germany 29 Broadway. OTICE.—THE. SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN will sail from Pier 46, North river, for Queenstown and Liverpool direct, on Wedntaday, November 24, at 9¢ o'clock A. M., precisely. Cabin passage, st gold Steeraze, $30 Gurreicy, Apply to WILLIAMS 4 GUION, 39 Broadway. NUNARD LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHI BETWEEN New YORK AND LIVERPOO! G AT CORK HARBOR. ‘Thureday, D Russia, ..W ener Noy. 4 Samaria. nurstay, Nov. 25 Cuba.....Wednesday, Di Dec. 1 Paimyra...,Thureday, Di | 2 Nemesis..Wednesiay, D ‘Thursday, Dec. 23 AT : By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying 9130 Firet Cabin. old Second Cabin Firat Cabin to Pasi First Cabin. old Steerage. Steerage soi iverpool aud Queenstown and a. parts of Europe at lowest rates, ‘Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediter- Tanean ports, For freight and cabin passage apply at the company's office, No. 4 Bowling Green. For steerage passa, t 111 Broadway, Trinity Buildin: CHAS, G. FRANCKLYN. Agent. C\TEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOW N Cunard Line. 5 lt Be Nov. 24.9 A. £0) 1 Europe e apply a ra rage passage apply roadwa: Ee paias "Gil HAS, G. FRANC precisely. 8, insted at lowest GTEAM TO QU! ‘0 Ever W ednesday, NANRATTAN. ENGLAND... Drafts payable in any part o at current rates of exghange. ange ofice, 78 Broadway, corner o} APSCOTT BROS. £CO/S EMIGRATION OFFICE, ingland, Ireland, “Applieal THOMPSON'S F Reetor street. 86 South street, issue sight drafts on England, Iretand, Scotland and Wales, and passage tickets from Great Britain 10 & bias at lowest rates. TAPSCOTT ako 8. and Irelai 86 South stre: COASTWISE | ST MSHILPS. DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ‘COMPANY'S ATHROUGIE LINE ALIFORNTA AND curs NA. FRRIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED. ‘Through rates, New York to San Francisco: First Class, $140 to #156, according to focation of berth. ‘These rates include berths, board and all necessaries for the trip. ‘Steamers of the above line leave pter No. 42 North river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon on Sth and 2st of each month, except when those days fail on Sunday, thea Steerag $6: the day previous. One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult. Medi- cine and attendance free. December 4 HENRY | JonauNcl EY, Captain Maury, con- necting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidge. Steamer CHINA will leave’ San Francisco Jauuary 1, 1879, for China and Ja} iICE TO SHIPPERS. pply on the wharf, Freight received until 4 P. M. on 1 facilities afforded ship- For reduced rat for steamer HENR' Friday, December 3. All the ersin collecting inland charge P efor freight or passage tickets nd all, further intormaton "a ticket ce, on the wharf foot ol apply at K.. . company’ ic! ol Pog BABY, Agent. NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP. UD Company.—The elegant sidewheel steamship SOUTH MERICA, 2,000 tons burthen, Captain E. L. Tinklepaugh, Ae etitor a Thomas, Fara, Pernambuco, Babia and Kid de Janeiro, on’ Tuesday * maber 33, at o'clock, P M., Z h river, For freight or passage apply eer WILLIAM Ke GARRISON, Avent, ' No. 6 Bowling Green, N.Y. TNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA. Atlantic Mail Steamsbi Company, ils larly every THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock P. M. ae ere recieely, from pier No. 4, North rive ge Onno CASTLE, Captain Ri Ad ov, 26. . Van Sice, via Nassau, Dec. 2 * contain, Gk M. A. Greene, Dee. 9. For frotght or p wiing Gree! AVANA, SISAL AND VERA ORUZ New York Lx: Mexican Mai! Steamabip line, sailing every twenty days, from pier 17 Kast river, at 12 o'clock, 00. ‘The aplendid new steamers CITY OF MEXICO, Deaken CLEOPATRA, Phulips. For freight dr pasn Saturday, Dec. 4 Friday, ‘Dec. 24 33 Broadway, MAIL, VOR HAVANA.—UNITED STATE ‘The well known first class sidewlce! steamship RAP- IDAN, Ea. Whiteburet commander, will be despatched from pie: orth river, on Saturday, November 27, ata P. For freight or passage (baving. superior staieroom socom modations) apply to » 88 Liberty sti LIVINGSTON, FOX & O' mpexas LIN E Sailin, of G every Saturday, Steamer WILMINGTU be forwarded! by , free of whatfage, ormarding, No ‘trance detention at Galves: pply to NS DIRECT, ‘The Cromwell Line, ips of this line will leave pier No. 9 North river at Mas Leg hak ty Ke NEW ORL Fre through rates For passage, frat or weoond class, of relat apply to H. B, CROMWELL & © West etreet. 1 poke NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. MERCHANTS’ STKAMSHIP L comprising tke the first class steamships MISSI . CRESCENT re iP. tain Willian P. Henry -Captatn J. B. eth SHERMAN, Captain Bens Quick GENERAL M «Captain A, W mpson UNITED STATS, -Captain Elisha Howes ‘The steamship UNITED STATES, pinin Elisha Howas, iiiil of will be despatched on Saturday, Nog. 27, a! 3 o'clock P. My from pier 12 North river, Freight reveived at through rates for St. Louts, Mobile and oars 01 SISSIPPL will w Mis or freight or ‘assago, bi wer Wurday, Deo. 4 ro muperor ‘accommodations, RIC BAKER, FRED PRIS Broad 9 ___ COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. Dag NI eEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—-THE FIRST C1 ship SAN FRANCISCO, Baxter.fcommander, eave pier 17 Hast rivér Saturday, November 20, at 3 o'clock. Passage, coud cl aes rs: H. BUGHAM, 96 Wall street. Fo MOBILE_FERNANDINA ROUTE. ‘The Florida Railroad Company will despatch ‘The sirst class nteamer ALAWAMA, Captain Limeburner, ow November 21, from pier 39 North river, at 3 P: M. d without lig hterage at Mobile. logant passenger Jnsnranc ran tee at 1h per cent to Mobile. Through rates and bills of Healing givendo Selma, Mont fomery and all points tn the interior at lower rates than any other fine, For freight or pasuage apply to » PATERSON, Agent, 177 West street. , 8 0., THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST Mow York and Charlestoa Steaca, y's first cinas RL PSTON, ‘ ptaio James Berry gn Tueaday, November 2, a1 9 Fy May walling froin pler No, 8 ns for passengers. and bills of lading issued in con. roling Ratiroad to all points South Florida ports, nection with the South ( and Southwest and with Goods forwarded free ot commission Bills of lading furniatied aod nigued ou the pler. he M JATTAN will follow audsaii on Saturday, No vern! For freight or Rr NAY Re MORGAN & 00, Agent co he OR CHARLESTON, #. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS the South and Southwest —RKegular line. The popular steamship SARAGUSSA, C. mander, will afl THURSDAY, November 25, at 3 P. from pler No. # North river, foot of Rector etree Price of passage reduced to $15, Through biuis of Jading to all points South and Southwest. Agents in Charleston (Ravenel & Co.) forward all g free of commission. ARTHUR LEARY, Agent, 73 William atreet. The steamship MAGNOLIA will sali Dec. 2 Ryder, com OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. id Dominion Steamship Company. Steamahips of oie tine leave pler 97 North river, foot of Beach strect, every Tucaday, Thursday and Satur: say iad My connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air ‘Li th Seaboard Inland Line, Petersburg and Weldon Rallron, sapeake and Ohio d Richmond and Danville Railroad. Through p lading at reduced rates to all: Apply at ofiee on pier 27 Nort ts and through bills of s South and Southwest, b river, or t sident, 187 Greenwich atroet. LOST AND FOUND. IND-ON WE: SESD AY MORNING, IN A ITACK that had been to Fall River boat, a Pocketbook eontain- ing some money and payers, Owner can have same by ing at 85 Broad street and pay ing for advertising. Fey JOUND—A SUM OF MONEY. THE OWNER CAN HAVE it by proving property and paying expenses. Jersey Pity papers please copy. OHNSON, BURNS & CO., 355 Canal street, JOAT. STRAYED, ON THE 19TH INST., A LARGE brown goat #had’a strap and an fron sniille on. A liberal perenne paid by returaing her to 221 Rast Twenty- third street. . MARKEY. [081 FRIDAY EVENING, AN ERMINE COLLAL 4 ‘Tenth street, A reward given if returned to 33 Tenth street ‘TERDAY, GOING FI ROM CARMINE p Sixth ave enue to corner of ghteenth street, m pail of Butrer, marked Brown & nw A liberal reward wilt be paid for its return to MEHLMAN & BRO., 289 Sixth avenue, corner of Eighteenth street. ST-IN OR ON LEAVING A TWENTY-THIRD atreet and Ninth avenue stage, about 11 o'clock, Sat day, a Pocketbook, 1g about $40, a Coupon Tor #8 and other Paper ari wil bé paid for retura of same to C. 8, B., 429 Broome street, up stairs. O8T—BY A PASSENGER PER STEAMER LAFAYETTE: from Havre, @ smali Leather Valise, marked in pencil J-F. L.; same has biack straps and is supposed to have been taken by mistake, The finder, on sending it to No. 8 Clintom place, will be rewarded, OST—A SEAL RING, ENGRAVED E. M. B, $6 WILIe be paid on its return to 149 West Thirty-sixth street, Loe eate RDAY, SMALL GILT EDGED MEMORAN- dum Book,with entries in penclt; used also as a receipt book, in pencil. Finder will receive ward by leaving It with the JANITOR, 229 Broadway. It is of no value except to the owner, OST OR STOLEN—NOVEMBER 20, A POCKETBOOK 4 containing One Hundred and Fifty’ (3150) Dollars and private papers. A Nberal reward will be paid and no questions asked by returaing same to No. 19 West Fifteenth ore et. YTOLEN FRIDAY EVENING, teenth street, two Overcoat: stions asked, if returned. FROM 339 WEST FOUR. A liveral reward paid, and no 4 REWARDS. REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE FINDER OF ) Badge No, 1,052, of M. O. Loyal Legion, N. 8. and no questions asked, by R. C. RIPLEY, 63 Pine street. 5 REWARD.—LO8T, ON FRIDAY EVENING, NEAR SBD Union square, a Black and Tan Terrier Dog; had on # Diue leather collar, with belis; answers to name of “/’rince. The above reward’ wili be paid ou fis return to 41 Lafayette REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY AP A 2) Biack Thread Veil, on Sixth avenue, between ‘wentieth and Twelfth streets. The tinder will receive the above reward by leaving i at Mrs. AYER’S, 215 Sixth av, () —2O8T OR STOLEN, PROM FIGHTIETH STREET, $10.~2SSiack and Tan, answering to the name of Prince. The above reward will be paid on return to Mra CARR, cor- ner of Eightietn street and Broadway. $10 REWARD.—LOST, AN ITALIAN BOY NAMED Antonio Conmer, aged 9 years; has blue eyes and brown hafr, Any person knowing o| hereabouts piease cali on MICHAEL BRILL, 66 Crosby street, REWARD FOR, THE RETURN OF A CAMEO > Earring, set with st Thanksgiving night, either in Forty-elghth st enue, Thirty-eighth wt, Broadway or Seventh back to Forty-eighth street. No larger reward will ‘Apply to JOHN'G. CARY, 780 Sixth avens O() REWARD.—LOST, A SMALL BOX, CONTAIN. ZU ing Spoons and Forks, marked “L. B. & Son, 60 john street, N.Y." The above reward will be pald for ite delivery to'L. BOARDMAN & SON, 60 Jobn street, N. Y. BH) REWARD. Iv THE | OVERCOA’ STOLEN POU trom 289 Weat Fourte reet, on day evening, are returned, the above reward will be pald and no questions asked, 5 REWARD—FOR WATCH AND CHAIN, ui paid. be OST ON STO Broadway car jast night, and no questions asked. Ak with clerk of St. Charles Hotel. AN ITALIAN wart on his eft 3 avery stout; has a lary turning him to 180 Elizabell will receive $10) rewal SSTIONS ASKED FOR ,, missed in Fitth 3), opposite Astor ‘Broadway. 100 givex AND NO QU the return of a Diamond &§ avenne stage Thanksgiving How G ay , FROM WALL STREET, THROUGH DLee. 500. hange piace to Broad street, $14,500 im Goid Bills, enc! lowed ina “vellow Gare The honest finder will please address THOS, SAMP’ United States Sub- Treasury, and receive the above mentioned reward. ETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 72 BROADWAY Dine twa RRIN; WHIPPLE, TURNER: & CO. rofer to the mercantile community as 10 successful cases, facilities, standing aud experience. Caution.—We have 20 branches tn New York, MEDICAL ‘J eae t EASES D “IMMEDIATELY mavhood restored. Ofice and con- Der, HARRISON, 177 Bleecker wh _ LL PRIVATE D without mereu sultations very priv. GREAT AND SORE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladies,—The Portuguese Feinule Pills always give ime mediate relief, being spt to rae old eget married ladies. A lady writes °—~Thes leved me in one day, without inconvenience, like mag’ Price $5. Dr. A. M. MAU RI CEAU, office 189 Li or sent by mail. LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE, AY relief. y(uutil perfectly cured.) Dr, ASCHER, No.3 3 Amit; Ph Laurens street.) —LADIES' PHYSICIAN.—DR, TL. D. GRINDLE, 129 AL. Wear twenty-sixth sirect; near Sizth avente, baving over Is years succenstul and uninterrupted practice in this city, guarantees certain relief to ladies, with or without medict Feller to the mo@ anxious in 4 hours. Elegant room for Ime dies requiring nursing —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHY! AN, LD A, West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees relief to all’ Co complaints. PLEASANT, RESPE JX. cai attendance, for a Twenty-ninth street. z asant rooms for nursing, ABLE HOME, WITH ose lady during sickness. 131 West by PRIVATE DISEASES TREATED SC . Unfortunate ladies cured immediately. did DE FRANKLIN, 139 Blesckor strect- a CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH oF without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwiter, Rer infallible Freach Fe 20 cially prepared £0 for NTIFICAL- Call at the 1, pr married ladies, price 8a, wile healthy, Sold’ only at’ her offic eet, firey ¢ from Firth av Grecnwich street, or sett by mail. counterfeit. 3. W. “MAXWELL, FEMALE PF ws 6 Green a "does not humbug ladies with, icine. aun Is TROUBLE.—DR, , edicine; hie FOR LADTE Caw CUR EVANS, 4 4 Chatham, with Nonthiy Mille and Deo yrANIC CI r soe tgek: gives health and strength, 06 Bond sweet. HUNTE gor of youth to the most debilitated. one week $0 par pint bot D* Book gratis. mee . BENEFACTOR TO LADIES, Ge ehaingn et AoA R airs. Powerfal medteines, cor treated; private discases c n Consultation. MALE: tain, $5, Gentle hood restored. MPORTANT TO ROIs (25 years pr with on wit Patie Eh “DR. 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