The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1869, Page 9

NR FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Saturpay, Dec. 4—6 P. M. The weekiy statement of the associated banks submitted this afternoon vook the street completely by surprise, owing to the unfavorable feature com- prised in a loss of over two millions of legal ten- ders. The decrease in this item was all the more unexpected as the operations of the Treasury in ‘the matter of gold sales and bond purchases have ‘been tn favor of the banks, while the shipments of currency to tue West were thought to have been ‘onadiminished scale. The banks started from the previous week with a less favorable state of affairs than was really exhibited in their statement then. This fact aud a larger shipment of cur- rency than was suspected must suilice to explain the large decrease. On the other hand, the item of specie has been increased a million of dollars, 80 that the loss in reserve 1s only about a million and a quarter. Moreover, as the deposits and circulation have fallen off to the extent of another million, the decrease of the surplus held by the banks is a trifle overa million, The totals of the last two statements contrast as follows:— Nov, 27. Dec, 4, $252, 078,474 $253, 235,906 20,687, 8: 80, 633,639 84,155,833 34,140,468 183,697, 3: 182,600,140 48,181,590 45,989,274 The changes in each item are set forth in detail as* follows:— Increase tn loans $557,522 945,643 The banks now hold $22,415,161 in excess of the reserve required by law. The money market was easy at seven per cent on stocks and six percent on governments, with ex- ceptions at one per cent below these rates on the relative collaterals above specified. Commercial paper was steady and dull at previously quoted rates, Foreign exchange was quiet after the steamer and inclined to weakness owing to the impression that the recent purchases of government bonds by the German bankers have led to tho making of a fresh supply of bond bills, The range for sterling was 108% a 108% for sixty day bills, and 109:¢ 9 109% for sight, with sales of prime bills at the intermediate quotation. The gov- ernment bond market was strong and active, and rose @ clear one per cent for most of the issues. The firmness of the gold market and the buoyant tone of foreign prices stimulated purchases from the foreign banking houses and also brought in domestic buyers. The season is approaching when our capi- talists are in the habit of converting their funds into governments, for the purpose of evading taxa- tion. It will be remembered that the recent decline was assisted by these men in order that they might lay in thew stocks as cheaply as Possible. There is a general rush on their part to buy now that the mar. Ket shows signs of having touched bottom, and for the rest of the month the scramble will pro- Dably continue, The following were to-night’s clos- ing prices, which, it will be observed, were the high- est of the day and unaffected by the character of the bank statement:—United States currency sixes, 107% @ 107%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 116% a 116%; do. coupon, 1165 a 116%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 111% a@ 112%; do, 1862, coupon, 114% a 116; do. 1864, coupon, do., 11234 @ 11234; do. 1865, coupon, do., 112% @ 118; do., reg- istered, January and July, 11034 a 110%; do. 1866, coupon, do., 114% a 115; do. 1867, coupon, do., 115 a 11534; do. 1868, coupon, do., 114% a 114%; do. ten- forties, registered, 107 a 10734; do. coupon, 108% a 108%. The gold market was strong under the reaction resulting trom the policy of Secretary Boutwell in his sales of government gold, and a decidedly bullish feeling was prevalent at one time of the day under reports that it might be necessary to discon- tinue these sales in order to maintain a good coin baiance at the beginning of the New Year, and also that Congress would be agitated for an increase of the currency. The price under these influences rose to 12834, but here brought out sales by the foreign bankers, who are tempted to take the profit thus given them in the double transaction of buying bonds on foreign account and selling the gold here. The course of the market is shown in the following record of the chief fluctuations of the day:— 122% 2:08 P. M + 123% 122% 3PM. + 128 122% 4P.M... » 122% 122% 4:30 P.M 123% 1233 «6 P.M... 12255 & 122% Holders of cash gold paid from four to seven per cent to have their balances carried. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were aa follows:— Gold cleared. Gold balances. Currency balance: The total imports at this port for the past week amount to $5,521,629, against $4,899,237 for the cor- responding week of last year. The exports of specie during the week were as follows:— November 30—Sieamer Silesia, Paris—Gold $26,080 Foreign silver.. November 30-- Schooner American gold...,.2...+. . December £ swidiier Union, ton—Gold bars. es ‘Southamp: 2—Steamer Union, iondon Sit ars... Mexican doilars December 2—Steamer Union, Parls—Mexi- can dollars sbeeeeees December 2—Steamer Union, Bremen—For- eign silver.... December 4—Steamer ' city of] Brussels, Liv- @rpoOl—British Qold.........ssseccerseceees In Southern securities the Tennessees were de- moralized, the old bonds breaking to 48 and the new to4l. The Missouris were barely steady and the North Carolinas strong and higher. The following were the final street prices:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 47 48; do., new, 403, 941; do., five per cent, 38a 80; Virginia, ex coupon, 47 @ 48; do., new, 52 a 53; do., Pegistered stock, 43.8 44; do., registered, 1866, 50 8 62; do., do,, 1867, 48 a 50; Georgia sixes, 82 a 83; do. sevens, 94 @ 95; do. sevens, interest payable in Georgia, 85 a 87; North Carolina, ex coupon, 48 @ 44; do., new, 83 @ 338%; Missouri sixes, 89 #90; Missourl, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 a 01; Louisiana sixes, 65 a 67; do. levee sixes, 68 a 59; do, do, eights, 77 a 78; Alabama eights, 96 8 96; do, fives, 61 @ 62; do. sixes, sterling, 80 a 85; South Carolina Xe, 60 & 70; do, new, 06 @ 67; do. registered stock, 65a 67; city of Memphis sixes, 43.8 49; do. Atlanta eights, 85 & 87; do. Savannan sevens, 86.0 88; do. New Orlcaus consols, 72 a 74; do, do. issue railroads, 66 a 66; Mobile Obio sterling, 65 a 67; do. eights, 60a 61; Migal ssippi Central Railroad fret mortgage, 72 a 78; do, second mortgage, 60 @ 52; Memphis and Charleston first, 81 @ 82; do. second, 72 a 14; do, Stock, 40 a 41; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, 62 a 63. The upward movement in the stock market assumed additional force to-day, and a general unanimity exists between the various cliques for the purpose of a strong bull speculation. Their opera. tions are based on the increased earnings of the ‘Weatern railways, which had been withheld from the pubiic until the cliques had bought their stock, Their plans were somewhat disarranged by the bank statement this afternoon, and the few outsiders who bad Joined them were frightened into selling, while some of the more couragoous ‘bears’ sold the mar- Ket as this crisis, the effect of which was a decline of nearly one per cent from the best figures of the day, In later street transactions the market rallied and closed strong, but had not recovered to tho highest quotations, The following were the closing Prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:— Canton, 50 bid; Cumberland, 2634 a 20; Western Union, 94% @ 85; Quicksilver, 15 @ 15%; Pactilo Mail, 61% @ 62; Boston Water Power, 13% 8 16; Adams Express, 67% a 58; Wells-Fargo Express, 11% @ 18%; American Express, 3% @& 387%; Unitea States Express, 49 © 51%; New York Contral consolidated, 00% @ 91; do. scrip, $234 © 62%; Harlem, 136 @ 1396; Brie, 936% @ 27; - 40, preferred, 45 a 46%; Reading, #4 @ 90%; Michigan Central, 121 bid; Lake Shore, 66% 086%; Tillnols Central, 194% bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8234 @ 83; Chicago and Northwestern, 74% @ 15; Qo., preferred, 80% & 805; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 784 a 75; Rook Island, 108 @ 10834; Mil- Waukee and St. Paul, 60% 70; do., proferred, 843¢ @ 84%; Toledo and Wabash, 66 bid; do., preferred, 72 & 76; Fort Wayne, 86% a 87; Alton and Terre Haute, 27)4; Ohto and Mississippi, 256 @ 255%; Dola- ware and Lackawanna, 10544 @ 1064; New Jersey ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. Central, 89 a 90; Chicago and Alton, 14534 bid; Mor- Tia and Essex, 87% a 88; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 107% @ 109; do., preferred, 108 a 110; Columbus, Chl- cago and Indiana Central, 21}¢ a 22. The fluctuations of the market are shown more fully in the following tabie of the highest and low- est prices of the day:— Highest. Lowest, New York Cen, & Hud. Consolidated. 91 89 New York Central aud Huason scrip, 83 804g 1846 184 21 26% 993% 98% 8695 86346 156 4 Northwestern preferred. 895g 8854 Rock Island........0+++00+ = 108% 10735 Mitlwankee and St, Paul. 70 oo Milwaukee and St, Paui preferred. 84% 84 Pacitlc MAM. .....eseeeeererereee 62 6054 ‘The San Francisco money market is thus reported November 26:— Money 18 comparatively easy in this market, although the savings and loan institutions are uot free \enders, nor have they been for some time past. Deposits do not come in a8 plentifully as usual, the money being used for outside operations, ‘The dclay in arrival of of many Lo vessels, now fully due, has shortened the demand for customs, and our im- portations have also fallen off im volume, while the depressed condition of mining stocks, until very re- cently, had the effect of sending money to this mar- ket for Investment in some of most yminent. But a gradual restoration of confidence ts doing more to ease the market than all other causes combined, A fair pusineas 1s being done in ni every line, with reasonable profit. Large stores of wheat remaia to be sold, and There 1s some ground for the belief that the prices will soon touch the lowest point in Liverpool, leaving bope for eng reaction. The temptation for. English capitalists to invest in bread- stuffs while at their lowest cost is too strong to be wien Money is abundant in England ant readstuffs are always sure of Ee | penn gn Our moronsudiee markets are overstock: Eastern and foreign good: rienced from th: jarce for Farmers are paying. titelr pills with con received for their products, and countr; iy dealers are therefore enabled to liquiaate their obligations to metropoli- tan merchant Mining advices show an improved condition, while our bullion receipts are in- creasing. All these are valid reasons to predict a growl ease in our money market, which restores confidence and lets coin loose. We learn of no diMculty in ob! accommodation at 1 a 13g per cent per month on well assured call loans, fina for ny bela np at 12 Pa cent per an- num, the security ple. Bullion isin good supply. We aot gol bars at $870 @ $880; siiver bars, from Cape % ees off; currency bills, on Atlantic cities, are cl % per cent premium on gold; stzut coin drafts pay 1 a 1 cent pre- mium; telegraph ansters re effecte ly al per cent premium ; ; bestia exchange, 48% commerciaj exchange, ro & 49344. Mexican ¢ lars, nominal at 6 per cent premium; gold, in York, November 25, 124%; legal tenders in San Francisco, 80 @ 804. The following shows the comparative earnings of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rallway Company for a vee week of Novembel $801,163 656,017 se eeee ee eeee eee se B2Gb, 246 INCTCARO «1... eseseeeeee The following were the earnings of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rallroad:— Month of November, 1869. $1,124,745 ‘Month of November, 1868 1,068,482 IMCTOASC......sseeeseseeee seceeseee $81,813 And the following of the Chicago and Rock Island:— Month of November, 1869. ++ $475,600 Month of November, 1868. 401,102 Increase....... seeeeneeees $74,498 Tide Water Receipts. ‘The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and bariey left at tidewater during the fourth week in November, in the years 1863 and Boa Was as followa;— Four, b's. ie. Corn, bushel. Barley, Dress 1868... 83,500 * 600 9 BG 1858... 36,400 184,600 680,509 Inc. 2,900 Dee. 296,200 Dec. 825,000 Inc. 310,100 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tidewater trom the commencement of navigation to the u0th of November, inclusive, during the years 1868 and 1869, was as follows:— ‘our, ble. Wheat, bushels Iushela, uy 1968 Gor Tarseson — Yetatagey BOM shel 1860. [521,300 18.0.6): 738,800 8,100,80 Inc. Dec. 9,771,700 ater ‘The receipts of the new crop of barl 8,147,300 busheis against 4,210,800 bush i fey tre ‘The receipts by canal from December 1, 1808, to the close of navigation were 90,600 bushels, By reducing the wheat to flour the quantity of the latter left at tidewater this year, compared with the soneanonc hier period last eau shows an increase equal to 934,180 barrels flou: ‘The following comparative table shows the quan- tty of some of the principal articies of produce left at tidewater from the commencement of navigation to ee cae the 40th of November, in the years indicated:— 400 Tne, 4,288,900 1807. 1868, 1869. Canal Opened May 6. April 28. May 6. Flour, bblg....., 894,800 440,000 621,300 Wheat, busiels..,... 8,853,400 18,759,000 18,028,800 5,369,600 16,810,500 7,058,800 8,660,700 8,331,800 162,900 272,100 SALES AT THE NEW YORK YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. 10000 U8 6s, aq Stturday, De Mosis Agar Ba A - iit thon bs ep, "85, Dew. it 10000 US 620, 0, °65, fhe fad Z Rie, sehse' sezsee: oS as am 200 3 600 100 gn 1 i 100 Han 8 100 ‘100 Ac 180 Dul #10000 mn: get & ees 16000 UB i 000 16000 U8 182 10000 42500 U8 HI 900 8 100900 UB n Us 19000 08 2% 80000 ee oe ‘ 15000 U8 ae gic90 & bo0ane: nH iy tit 108 a Chile 11000 8 a a 950400 N 4 Bais: 8B: Ha sha i ys #72 Mi genase Sei lweee Ban EEszBSCESECESE SRT SeE: = zea i Ig WANTED TO PURCHASE, Eras ARTICLES,—Di R OTHERS riietake ao a Volresisg Gaul SH’ box to ie azo of of By, Ay Ly We aoe cage aa pea a pus : . sJonN WATHON, Be Beets ttc Be niryee, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. TEAM TO ‘LIVERPOOL, oh Aap a QUEENSTOWN. jeerage, $39 issued at lowest raies, jo. 4 Bowling Green, Forsteer- roadway, Trinity buildin, Ase OL CKLY Ns Agent, ATIONAL LINE, FRA’ STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND Quasi SNSTOWN, From vier 47 — river. Grogan, Saturday, D M. DEAMARIC! Forbes, Satu! Dee! li, at 10 A, M. Passage 1g Liverpool or Queedsiown—Gabia, $i and @100; steerage, #30, currenc curage tickets Trova Liverpool or Queenstown, $37, eur- rrApply ab the company's rae h Broad is, penta Jaeahie age passage apply at 11 HE HAMPBURG.. -AMTERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mati steamsbi) JOLSATIA, bs, ain H, Eblers, carrying tho United States mails, will sail ‘uesday, December 7, at? P. M., for taking passengers for Hamburg, "Plymouth, London and Revo First cabin, 120; secs Mw, bit foe e265, ld 1 Gardbie in: United Busted wold.) La, ALLEMANNiA to gente December KUNHARDT 6A RICHARD OAS, General agen onal Bansouger Agents, _ Broad street, N. ¥, s Barclay street, N. ¥. Guam DIRECT TO LONDON.—LONDON AND NEW S York Steam@bip Line, Steamers fortnightly from fe No. 8 North river. sare at AO) 70 a wOand 1 $20, bate TALANTA. fan. 18 = to tia: sea een ree, Baris, “A jh tes 0 Hambur; ian be fam at ares] aia rates apply at 56 oe LAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, San ton rer aly 9a oars.” few York o TDAHO.. Cutan ednesday, December 8 NEVADA. ?, December 15 We ium plée ‘4 North river. Lag ae ha New York, Faris, Bamber Rotter- ae Mi? Drafts on Irelacd, England, France nad Germany “Anny to WILLIAMS & GUION, 99 Broadway. OTICE-—THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP IDAHO, CAP- tain Cutting, will wail from pler 48, North river, for Gusensiowp and fiverpoot a iroct, on Wednerday, D at I recieely. gold ‘tteera 0 whine Poy fo WiLL Aus eCUTON Broadway, ORTH GERMAN LLOYD, Apply to jteam to Bremen, Havre and London, via Southampton, ‘Tho new, first class and olegant fron mail steamships, WESER, 6f 8,000 tons and 7W0 horse power, Capt, a Wenke, Thuraday oats HANSA, of 8,000 tons and 7 horas ‘Deo, Ie spt. F. Brick- Dec. er, foot of ‘Third ‘street, Hoboken, enstein, Thursday, rill leave from Bremen ondon, Havre, Bremen aud South- ampton al the following ratos:—” $120 gold 72 gold and take re to First Cabin, I OFRLRICHS & CO., 68 Broad street, corner Beaver, New York. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. ‘The General Transatlantic Comy Company's Mail Steamships be- tween New York and Havre, calling at The Tia veliels on this favorfie route for the Continent will anil trom pier No. 00 North river us follow: ucheane. Saturday, Dec, VILLE DE PAR aturiayyDees 9 RENT, Lem! YETTE, Roussan. ‘Satu Rates of passage, payabie in gold inciuding wi To Brost or Havre—First Cabin, 8140; Second Jo Pans (ncluding railway loket)-$1dh and ese steamers do 1 steers Fa tn Coat age pene American travellers going Co or returnin nent of Euro} ty taking the stea f this ine avoid both Be, " [the VICTOR will follow Saturday, ers oF ifanatt oy Eo and the discomforts of crossing time, trouble and expense. y MAGKENZIE, Agent, 68 Broadway. 0 ‘\UNARD LINE. ‘The British and North ifr, Royal Mail Steamshi} between New ro ta aj Ate calling if at Cork harbor. Bcotin, We almyra, Haarada 23 Russia Wednesda 29 ednesday’ Des. 18 Tipo, Tharnan 80 athon, Thursd.ay.Doo. 16 Galabria, Wednesday Jan. 5 Biberia, Wednesday, ‘Des. 3B, Tarite, Thursday, Jai 6 By the Weduenday st : it a ‘ing steei 0 Wedueaday ers, not carryin; ras Firat cable. ee jeoond cabin.= SAE co First cabin to oe oa First cabin. . as! ‘Steernge. ........$30, cut Leas | Stee tickets fpe. Liverpool and ‘Queenstown and parts of it rates, ite of of lading glvow for Belfast, Giasgow, Havre, or aan jediter- Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and Fanean pol For telah fang cabin paasaze apoly at the company's ones aserage passaue ai Iii. Broadway, Trnity Buildin BB! at Lt rs, oils tins CHAS. G, FRANOKL! LYN, ‘Agent, 1OR LIVE! 1 echel AND QUEENSTOWN. INMAN ‘LINE of Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as follow! CITY OF Pa a 2M. CITY ANTWE uesday, Deo. 1 ITY OF BROO! -Saturday, Dec. RTF. M CITY OF LONI Dec. 95, 11 A. M. atu find each mcoveding Saturday and a it Laas! RATES OF PASSAGE mail steamer aaling overy Saturday, gold, Payable iu currency, ate Saaskay, from . John Pranch steamer, lavre, Hamburg, Bremen, Ces reduced rates. He! ‘ketscan be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for their friends. . For further information apply at the te Company’ 's Office, ety , Agent, , New York. APSCOTT BROS. & 00.8 EMIGRATION OFFICE, §6 South street, issue sight drafts on England, Iretand, and Waler, and passage tickets from Great Britain and at lowekt rates. Apply to TAPSCOTT BROS. & CO., 86 South street. a “COASTWISE_ STEAMSHIPS, es pacitie MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO CALIFORNIA._AND. CHINA. FRRIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY. REDUCED. ‘Through rates, New York to San Francisco :— First Cl Siogeaee, 140 to accofting 40 focatton of berth, these rates include berths, board and all necessaries for the trip. Stoamers of the above ne leave pier No. 42 North river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon on 6th and 2ist of each month, except when those days fall on Sunday, then the day praviois. One hundred pocads of baggage free toeach adult, Medi- cine and attendance free. December Z1—ALASKA, Captain Gray, connecting with COLOKADO, Captain Farnsworth, sigan OHS INA will leave San Francuco January 1, 1870, or ina and Japan. OTICE TO SHIPPERS. For reduced rates of freight apply op the wharf. Freight for steamer ALASKA received uni thay n Monday, cember 0, Allthe usual facilities forded ‘shippers 1s col: inland ch: do. ight Or passage tickets and all further information apply at the company's ticket fice, on the whart foot of Y, Agent. IT. POs, a ee REGULAR STAM PACKET Shite ‘Captain A peeney, yh Son he 4 on ero Play Tie cad bis Drcalone. Pot trtabhcr pes, sage OPP IY OO OFFORD, TILESTON, & 00., 29 Broadway. AIL TO Bi greed Baa a Maptah Me G sailing rey AGLE. 10) PO COLUMB! For Trelghi or pane apply 38 Z 0. 6 Bowling Green. OR HAVANA.—UNITED STATES MAIL. The well known first clase sidewheel steamship DE SOTO, Thomas Hi. Nortan, commander, wil be, desp om pier ier 96 North river, on Saturday, Deo. 11, at three ‘Por freight or passage, having superior stateroom accom- to pttaRe '*EWVincston, FOX & 00., 88 Liberty street, ‘OR BERMUDA, The Al steamship YAH KEE, Captain Joseph D. Steele, carzying the United Staton malls; wil unl the above port areday; Dea, 9 at ter ¥ Eaat river. Peat au estenses and rel ‘accommodations. Frelunt 6c, Mer ear United States gold. is parrsl pay NORMAN HARVEY, Por fought oF pa Wer pasenge spply to Agent, 34 AVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ. New York and, Moxtean*Mall imenty days; from plér If Haat river, at 12 o'eloek, noon, i lid new steams EBOE ‘Tr Friday, Dee, 4 Str? oF wEkico, eiibumaayy Jan. Por right or DangeApnt & SONS, 88 Broadway. ship line, every COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. SALES AT AUCTION. OR NEW ORLEANS.—OLD LINE—LOW FREIGHT. The bt known rst ee sidewheel steamship DE SOTO, os. H. Morton, comman: eave pier 48 North river on Saturday, Des. 1, at en ight taken at through rates for St. Louis, Mobile and plvaston, ui yn freight oF passage: Having superior accommodations, apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., No. 88 Liberty street. The VICTOR will follow from pier 2 roa river. MALLORY & CO, (OR MOBILE—FERNANDINA ROUTE. ‘The Florida Raliroad Company will despatch ‘The first ane Spat ie reat oy tal Jimeburoen oe Saturd: umber 11, from pier ‘ort! ver, at . Me Garo dalivered without 1 Sa Mobile. Ts now recelving. Has ele; secommodations. ol Throug! ven to Selma, Mont- gomery and all potnts in the einai Aower rates than aby “Por fae or a PATERSON, OR CHARLESTON, 8. 0., THE 60 ITH, SOUTHWEST ‘and Florida Porté,—New York an Charleston Steain- ablp “Company's frm: class aldewhoe! stoamsh ‘CHARLESTON, December Tat 3 tain James Be MM. sailing trom pler No. 5 fr accommodations for passengers. Thbough passaye tickets and. bills of ladin tasned in, con. nection with the South Carolina Raliroad to all polnis South ‘and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports. ‘Goods forwarded free ot commission, Bills of SURGE wt and signed on the me a NHATTAN will toliow and sail oe Gaturday, De cember en OF NEY ROMORGAN & a oy CHARLESTON, THE FLORIDA PORTS the South and South Jy Regular tg BARA ©. Ryder, com: lor street. Churlenton, 1b; to Jacksonville, #25, iii o! nding to all points South and Southwest. Agents tm Charleston (Ravenel & Co.) forward. all go0 ARTHUR LEARY, Agent, 78 Wiliam atreat, ‘The atgamsinp MAGNOLIA wil wall Bec. 1 PE se ns Re OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND. nfon Steamship Company, ‘Steamships of this line leave pler 37 North river, foot of sirecl, every Tussday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 P.M. connetting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air 'L at the Thfand Lino, Pe ‘and Weldon Rallroa: Chesapeake and Ohio Raliroad, ani Hichmond aud Danville Through passenger tickets and through bills of eat ear reduced Fates to all points South and Southwest. ‘Apply at ‘North river, or to ‘ae ote 2 MovREAD fe 3 Oe resident, 137 Greenwich street. F TROY.—THE ELE. nt stearoers oly eS aod DONNEGTIOUT leave North river oar ea x every evening (@atur eae are an jc. doe any Site tine, and West and Bast. Tickets and rooms at DOD! Broadway, New York, and No. 1 Court street, Brooklyn, and 908 Weat street RELIGIOUS NOTICES. T YORKVIL E RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, bald sixth street—Rev, John Macnaughtan will preach 10:80, Subiect—“The Fatherhood of HURCH OF THE REDEEMER, REV. J. W. SHACK- flora, rector, southerest corner df Eigity-accond street and Fourth avenué.—Services at 1034 A. M, Sun- day schoo! at 244.0. M. Cross the brig ri nt High -second N. B.—For pews or alttings xD SMITH, JF, Treasurer, eee CHOROH OF THE HOLY LIGHT, next to southeast corner of Thirt) Eastburn Benjamin will preach at 10; SEVENTH fourth A.M. atree! and a Pe x. Abn BALE. eae GALLERY. JN. Aid STARKENBORGH, Prof, Hazamaa, Laatant de Metz, “Guan Friediander, Litechauer, Di ron, Bchaetels, nvistta'Ronner, Carriers Ras Carriere, Kuvaeen ree AN Cropaey, Tom, bales, K Caudron, Faivro, Armfield, Kindler, ray, of celebrity, are the artists whose works auction, at ibe Fomerviile Gallery, on Mon- 1c. 6 ae 7, where they are now on exhi- bition, free, day and event A ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer. Astare SALE Splendid ci rag alle: MONDAY AND IU TESDAY ‘DEC. 6 AND 1. R. SOMEKVILIE. Anctionsor. AP Term ea SALE Sr AerTNGs. notloneer, n Dear Twenty-second street, will sella Prost aiid Wedn evening, Dromenbee: S| at 734 o'clock, at the 4 Cc. ARTEL 585 Broadway, pear lwenty-aecond street, a fine collection of Works of by the following American os Vizi— 1. L. Smith, Siena mi i o. "6. Burpham, W. M. Brown, G. He Mecord, ‘ JR % peorget HBrial , W; Holerton, . G 1. W. Marshal r EK. Leuze” = SW Hekking, 0. Ligpit, AW. varren, = Mario, C! if. Chapin, Ta. ‘ead others’ athe above are now w bn exh exhibition day and evening. DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF THE VALUABLE Lenschold Property known as 888 Cherry street, “BENS, P. FAIRCHILD, sneer —On Monday, , December 6 1809, at 12 M., si the deatibute of the city Hall’ in the clty of New York, the ired Term of the ory. valuable Lease and the Bidiog ther thereon, known as 383 Cherry street, Terms oaai cash in bankablemoney. By order of MICHAEL WOGAN, Adminiatr T DELOS E. COL! pireet, Jeraey City, at RS OFFICE, 189 HUDSON Devem- 103g o'clock, on Tues! ber 14, will be so! shares v4 C2 Rutherford ciation, op saoount or te eat Adder. ROBERT We RUTHERFORD, President of the Rutherford Park J ‘Association, UCTION NOTICE. 4BOOTS AND sHORS. y CHARL RLES iB WARREN, Auctioncer. 83 Héade BSDAY ‘De ber Bors: BHORS AN: Re ‘ONE. THOUSAND PACKAGES ‘AN! Principally freab aeasonab) IN GREAT VARIETY OF say Les, 82) DON COMMISSION ONLY. _Next regular oun ¢ following on Friday, Deo. 10, 9 SALES AT AUOTION. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—JAMES AGA' cor, will sell at 43 Bast Broadway on Th men's and women's Clothing. By order of M. Levy, Street. mo MARKET MEN.— SALE oF SERNDS AND STALLS in new Eighteenth By virtue of chapter 120 oft the Tawa of 1865 the beer] signed wiil offer for sale at public suction on the 2 say of December, 1969, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Elghteer ‘ard. AUCTION. ‘500 lots Grand iS ES Market, on aveane ©, between Sixteenth sak Gevenioent gets, in the city of’ New York, the of the sever: tulle and Stands in said market for ® term of one year from the Ist day of January, 1870. ‘The plans of the stalls and stands in sald market and the terms of sale will bo ready on the bth day of December next, and can be bad on application to the Commissioners, at the Office of said market, oF at the olice of the Comptroller of the city of New WILLIAM HAW, Jr. RrowanD B. CoNNO:.Y, Compiroie O-MORROW ‘ ae NDAY FIRST NIGHT OF BAD C atthe ANY. tee Aucuaseneus altaman See the announcement in yur Ee H. eR tage Ant MALLOR & BLACKWELL, Tiber. tees Auctioneers ‘and Weal Estate Brokers. Tuesday, Doce December 7, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchango 5 Balearoom, 11k Brosdway, poremptory sale of. 287 Prospect Park Lots, on ‘Teath ‘and eventh avenues, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth sirects, Brooklyn, and on Deeley atreet, Windsoi bush, By order of Charles Courter, Rags The) proximky of the above property Coney Island Phan Ko Rout Boulevard \dsor terrace, Flake rail ‘roads: makes it eer ‘desirable. for investment, ‘The orders of the owner, who isa non-resident, are peremplory, and the property must'be sold. 0 per cent can remain on bond and mo Maps and further particulars at the office of aucttone MALLORY & BLACKWELL, ‘56 Liberty # SSESSMENT.-YELLOW JACKET MINING GOM- pany, 3 coin) per share. Delinquent, 2th inst. 0th January, 1870. Payments may be made through & WALLER, $3 Pine sireet. A.A cMONRY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT- (EES ANd to Joan on tmmprovea and unimproved prop, erty. INGTON B. NICHOLS, Counsellor at Law, | Broadway, room 12. N AMERICAN LADY DESIRES #200 FOR«THREB ZA, months, for the uso of a small, neatly furnished room ; Teferences and security; an unexceptionable private family. Address 8., Herald ollice. UCTION fit wa HENRY 2 Aleta & MINER. HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer, On Thursday and Friday, December ia and ly, at 16 o'clock each evening, at tI “Leeds Art Galleries," Nose 4 619 Broadway, ¥ le Collection of Paintings by eminent European artists; ‘seve! Fine Pictures by celebrated American Artists. jculars hereafter. CTION NOTICE. sae wholesale stock of Furniture at less than auc- ft J A FRANK RHONER & CO., 185 and 187 Canal street, offer their entire stook of Furniture at retail at lower than any house in the The largest stock in the city, at C prioes erhich defy co supa {tion. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, R%, GEORGE H. HEPWORTH WILL PREACH AT Courch of the ere Park avenue and Thirty- fourth street, Sunday morning, ‘December | Bervioes, com: mene at 10) mn the évening at 134 o'clock he will Bellver bia thied cture Of ti oung men. Sub- Ject—Not Luck but Hara Work.” “The pubife invited. UCTION | NOTICE—AT LESS THAN | AUCTION tices, Furniture As and, Ollclothe in endless var: ty; Chamber Suite from id wainut Suits from $65 yy ard “and ail otter ‘equally cheap aPivsien's ER's, thes ure of the Period, #31 Bowery, between Rivington and Blanton streets, mid ; FA FARLEY, D. D.., WILL PREACH, TO-DAY, Rei A.M, and 36°P. M., fn Brevoort Hall, 164 East itty. fourt sireot, Subject in the morning “Pure Keligt jon n sreeen: he Unitarian Faith.” The public invited. 'T, LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FOR- ty-iret street, near Sixth avenue.—Preaching on Sunday. Af 1054 A. My by Rer. John McClintock, D. D.,and at 146 by Rev. Lewi is C. Muller, 1HE UNITY AND TRINITY—“THE MERCY AND JUS- tice of God Recognized” is the subject of discourse to- by Rey. Chauncey Giles, in the Church of the New Jeru- » in gain. atreet, between Fourth and Lexington ices Commence § ‘at 11 o'clock. Seats tree to all. sal avenues, OST—ON FRIDAY, LAST, 0: Broadway A a lady's ‘Pocketbook, eontaining some gold and currency. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 85 ‘Went Thirty-eighth street, OST_A PLAIN GOLD RING, PROBABLY ON BROAD. way. Finder rewarded. Address A. R., 69 East Fourth LOST SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 186), ON, SIXTH venue, between Thirt; idand Thirty-ninth streets, oo ae var id Pin. Toe Onder will be by rel ‘the same to P. VAN VOL- KENBOBOI, iS" 115 Worth ie Be orNo. 9 West Forty-sixth st. OST—IN GOING FROm SECOND TO FIFTH AVENUE, [4 in Forty-elghth strect, a lady's single case Gold Watch. ‘Any personzeturning the same to No, 229 Kast Forty-eighth str90t ot to 3 COBB, No.6 State street, will receive a “OST—OPERA GLASSES, LEFT ON THE COUNTER of bakery on Sixth avenue, near corner of Twenty. fourth street, shell Opera Glasses, in caso. The p tol \e) AG relly rewarded by leaving them at a10 West finder will be Eleventh street, with Dr. SMITH. GOLD CHAIN, LOCKET AND KEY, BE- Fulton ferry and 896 Second avenue. Tho finder varded by leaving it at 480 Pacific street, Brookiyn, or 8H Second ‘avenue, New York. O8T—BANK BOOK NO. 315,089 BOWERY SAVINGS P Bank. The fluder will please retura it to 42 Sheriff atreet OST—AN ERMINE BOA, ON WEDNESDAY EVEN- ing, December 1, in going from West Twenty-elghth atreet through Fifth avenue to 1 irty-third street, A suitable reward will be paid at 176 Madison at LOStO8 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT | 4 o'clock, in Fourteenth street, between Fifth avenue and Unton aquare, or on Broadway, near the Hoffman House, a sheet of Music m manuscript. Whoever will return the same to 47 West Fourteenth street will receive a iveral reward. ue. REWARDS. A RECEIPT BOOK, BELONG Hudson. River Railroad Company, No. Wai cation at St. Jolu'e Park, Hudson iver’ Ratroad Company's oillce. ® REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, EITHER IN je) Fifth avenue nthe corner of Twenty-fifth sireet, a reddit Portemontats, With gilt clasp and chain, Containing a0 to $30 in bills and fractional currency. The finder will please return to }g Fifth avenue. 10 REWARD.—07 | FIFTA AVENUE—LOST, ON Wednestay, about o'clock, between Lord & Tay. lor’s and Union Adams’, a dark;Purse, containing about # Jn bills; also a ‘$1 bill, rine in two places, a pencil and nail cleaner. REWARD.—LOST, NOVEMBER 16, A MEMOR- andum Book, marked St. John & Ormsby. The abor a will be paid by leaving it at 291 North Second Williamsburg, and no questions asked. $10, REWARD.—LOST, AN ITALIAN BOY, old; carried a fiddle with him ; named Frank’ hus been burned on his hand, Aj the reward at MIKEL BRIL’S, Pov a —LOST, EITHER GOING FROM COM- w avent jy to Jersey City depot, oF $15 Cortlandt sirest to Vesey, ol Saves ears Bracel or in Sixth avenue cars to pa ap or stolen, ‘a handsome burnished gold ‘The finder, returning same to No, Mam ai will receive above reward. If stolen, 30 aul. tions anxed. $100 be gfe yd ae BE arp oF, THE RETUR! ld Watch, stolen ‘est Ninth street end post venta ret ainatons anked oF § aes My eae fa torent i ; an; information that will lead to the Of the’ wateh, Nov 2,194, Tobias, maker. Dayna FOUOR ACE NeE 2 FEpsp yas (rare wok -WARRIN, ‘HIPPLI TURNER co. tile community as to Iie Standing an branches in New Yor = Se INSTRUCTION. _ AT ih, YEARS; rarkaphull one finding bim ee Crosby street, New Yo sanvecster eames Teor. rience, Caution—We tare no EACH—BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, Roe nina Grammar, Spelling; day and evening: private | Sai, Lees, SUM NUT Seas ue, opposite Cooper institute, . A GOOD HANDWRITING, WITH A THOROUGH Knowledge of Bookkeeping, taught at balf oe hay oe time and money usually wasted at the so called busi: legos. GOLDSMITH'S Writing College, Booth's bu bul fing. AS LINE ey of Galveston steamers. Bailing every Saturday, at P.M. Touohing at Key West. ne Af steamer EUTERPE, C ald ierdale, ‘nt pier 40 larit river, will code for eb forwarded by joustol ve its, Mesers. T. tt te ee & Co., free. it ABER ornate IRELORY & 00., 188 Matden lane, LF AN! ro NEw a onan ¥ a onrr LINE, it class steamel mT Septatn William P. Hen: ie mp, a B, Hildret! 8. Quick ay pial A. Rene Si us Geo. R. Smith pos CREAR iE: The steamship oe a jantain A. W. bo be dergetebes 2° on mite Dee hs at 8 o'clock P, M., . iret Tevelved at trough rates for St, Louis, Mobile and ome ORRSCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, Rae 18. ee freight or passage, baving superior accommodations, FaRpanig AKER, way. OR NEW ORLE Ars DIRECT, ‘romweil Line. Bteamships of tnialine wilt leave pier No, 9 North river Forirt ref" December Il irday,¢December 18 ad Galveston ‘attbrough a or freight SET roan to Lote UTHERN LINE LINE— ree oe Nia Mil Ivars va hae mati & CO, 158 Maiden lane, December 18. FY KEW ont heen Te P Ror tretghe cane ee wae POOKEBEFING, Messrs, LBEAR, Broad’ a crenings ab Only Tremor uness, cramp- Clegant business writers aud y ing or trembling, and to m practical bookkeepers. A GENTLEMAN FROM LS og Bl WISHES TO EX- a Be @ Freuch lessons for his Board. Address E. H., fe A PADY OF REFINEMENT DESIKES TO FIND A aa an fnvructross would be equivaienl {Or her board, "Ate dress Miss ARTHUR, Herald ‘ole. east RENCH, GERMAN.—NEW, QUICK METHOD BY “mnemonick ;"" oe ang jn one hour; no charge for trying. Protesaor SOHO, 60 Delaucey street, Femi AND, SPANISH (WITH PURE PRONUNCTA- evening clarnen will be formed: wb ran. High seter ances. 196 Weal Thirty-trat oS * RENOR AND GERMAN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT; Ura MAM eenely atest ce Jessot eiven a ether pupil rel eres Lonceuyore, * ‘aes ax, on OWERR AND Al AUTUMN LEAVES,—MRS- SNIEFEN, artat, gives lessons fn snd fur at 635 Broadway or at Indies’ residences. Flowore for sale and to oraer for Darlore, parties, ables, hale bridal or funeral wean ah Lee 00 £00. 'S, Draggists, and at MBREDENS, 8 #72 Broad- way, corner Eighteenth ANTED.—A YOUNG LADY, OF UNEXCEPTIONAL characiar, and who can furniah the highest testimonials as to qualifications, desires after the pe situation as @ Pisiting governess; ‘can teach French, fn and all of the English branches, address Muss D, ‘1. bow het Post ofite. Wee SITUATION AG GOVERNESS OB LA- va companion; no objection Wg g0 put of the pity; roe sh vlan ihegai rented api el dal alshes malar BE ARCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. \d_aalesroom 37 Nassau street, “Opposite the Post ofiice. Great sale of Btataary Good joods, Bronzes, Botnste. Clocks, rnaments, fe. from Struria, Herculaneum, Pompotl, Flore Boing the second grand sale of Signor! ort Fauld Thi ‘auction house of JOHN: N TASSELL wiil sell, by direction of Signort Pandoltat So “oh Monday, ‘Tuesday and Wednesday, @th, 7th and 8th, at 11 o'clock each day, at a the ‘salesroom, 87 Nassau street, the pcdnery special great aale of Marble Goods, comprising Statuary —Copies of works of art farhous in tn antiquity, from the tlme of the Umsars to the yesterday of ingle and exqui- groups of Statues, the artistic rereations of Fancy, 0 site beauty, which characterized the works of the Gi chisel at the best period. Marble—Hebe Vases, Urns, Etrusean and Medici V1 Florentine Bouquet Veeeg, Ta Tarzas, Card Revelvers, &o., an endless variety in Bas Relief and Greek deal, ‘Mosaic Centre Tables, of exquisite beaut +o ye “hai ‘and Medic! Vases, with Pedestals some 5 to 8 feet Bronzes—Ciocks, Figures, Groups, Statuettes, &o,; articles of Virtu and Ornamentation, the fantastic caprice of the artist and designer, Vienna, Paris and Berlin Novelties, that luxury and ever- varying fashion demand, Y PHILLIP LEVY, AUCTIONEER.—O1L PAINTINGS. ‘Will sel at auction on Monday Gand 7, at 11 o'clock A. M., at the artists’ saiesrooms, Nassau atreet, & superb collection of Framed Ot! Paintin, by eminent American and European taken ie. L. Spencer, Culvernouse, Frerich,, Mier, W. Parker, Painting rr. DOUGHTY, A UOTIONEER, Furniture of a farge private house, removed to th &3 East Thirteenth street, for convenience of sale. gent Axminater Carpets, a li and Ingrain greet ae Bedding, ber Suit, cost $1,200; el yy ‘and ail {he Bedroom and Basement Furniture, 4@. and Tuesday, December . at 13 o'clock, at the sales- salesroom Bix ele- ¢ quantity of Veivet, Brussels superb_ satinwood Cham- ent Parlor and Library Furaiture, CHANCE.—THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO BUY some frst or second Mortgages. Mortgages, of 3 and upwards on city property caahed promptly. No broke age charged. D., Herald offlee. Ay —4.-MONEY ON HAND FOR FIRST AND SECOND d iy Mortgages; also loans on Westchasler and Ne w Tersey. ; L, BUTLER & CO., 69 Liberty atreot. YOUNG LADY IN TROUBLE WISHES 70 MEBT A itleman who wis advance 81,00 on the best security, and where interest will be paid on the same. None but those apie and giving good address neod reply. Address BUSI: NESS, Herald ofice, stating hour convenigas to oall. ONDS WANTED—INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATH, Dayton and Michigan, Sandusky, Mansfield and Mowarkt Lae Posi Land Grant bonds ; also Stock. Sloan pect paid to al Railroad securities pot el att at Be Stock xchange M. For sale 100 ahare stock Sandusky, Meosteia’ Ad; Newark, ISCAL AGENCY.—CAPITAL PROCURED FOR JOINT atock companies; important Patents sold; Southern, Plantations, Mineral and Petroleum, a bette negotiated, W. J. lar he et a 178 Rroatwny References—R. W. Bi Cashier of H. B.C Co.; Hon. Joxe a Flores restiont amicable Life Company, 518 res, MORTGAGES WANTED—IN VARIOUS SUMS, is Herald ofc. city property, Address TOWNSEND, box jert TOR SALE CHEAP—A SMALD LOT OF STUYVESANT Bank Stock. Apply to HALLGARTEN & 60. & Broad street. roadway, New York. ow! MACY, BANKERS HE ae AS AN SRCORFORATED, BANK), 80 WALL STRE! NEW YOR! FOUR PER CENT Bo BT ALLOWED ON DE- 1TS. Persons desirous of eine interest for their and pores. it subject at all times to check on demand, can do so by, depositing wit THIS BANK, which allows suterest on @ entire daily business at the rate of FOUR PEB OENT Tannin. PCollections made on any part of the world, with immediate returns, at the lowest current Erie ‘Orders for purchase or sale of stocks, bonde or gold prompt!y executed. ONEY 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MonTAgE—oN rst class property, in various suras. wa PR TSELLAMY & GAY, No. 8 Pine arog, Mo“ry, TO LOAN—ON Lhtarra Mvmt CITY PROP- erty and New Jersey. Prin cla onl TURN ‘Attorney-at-Law, ‘Nassau street, room No. 8, FFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN MEROMANTS’ UNION ExeREes C1 18 BRoaDWay, Naw Yorx, ‘The Board of Directora of the American Merchat Express Company have this day declared @ dividend of three dollars ($8) per share on the outstanding capital of the company, payable on the 15th day of Janiny pent ‘The transfer books will be closed on theSist day of float As Me ¥ Mit pote on Monday, Dee 6 Teoma TD Nadeau sirect,w'arge and general assortment of | o'ine Thin day of Ree ne inf oom ani ‘ur te Shane Dridssels and ingrais Carpets; Chinas Cook. | By order of the Board, J. N. KNAPP, Secretary. ing and Giass Ware oll ; fotos Stoves, Heaters, Offi ie ‘urniture, &c. To‘be sold without reserva, —— o| PRE a aTioNAL BANK OF : OF SANTO. DOMINGO, YF. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—WILL SELL ON Wednesday, December 8, at 1036 o'clock, the entire rich AUTHORIZED BY SPECIAL ACTS OF JULY «4 ABP SE! PTEMBER 2 Bf Teh, This bank is now in operation, and ts prepared to ismue drafts on Santo hs 4 Sn its Cd in this city, ER, Cashler, oy Wall street, New York. O-MORROW (MONDAY), FIRST NIGHT OF BAD Aen on Monday, Dea 6 at 105 oat ies Eire DICKEY, atthe TAMMANY. See the announcement in Teas, Groceries. Immediately after, Dry 'G fas, |, nee Solemana, Linehs, Notions, Shirts, Hosiery, Faney Goody; ter W, 'ANTED—$60,000 WORTH OF GOOD FIRST MORT- ;. i, WEINBERGER, AUCYIONEEA. ae on city Property. Principals only address F. L. _ Continuation sale of Toys and Fancy Goods. a Wh Le ANTED D IMMEDIATELY—T0 SELL AN INTEREST public auction, Tuesday, Dee. 7, at 1036 o'clock, at 13 Bi Thout 160 enves of Wax Dolls and Fancy Goods. just oot vO SABO. Age vo ‘or address HILL & Hid. per vessel Ferdinand, and consisting of 1,800 lois new freah goods, viz, Toys of every d sah China and Gi , Tollet and Fancy Work Spooks, ble spl facke ‘apping Dolla, Jury ing description, Teles ren of Cups and Saucers ‘Gots tors aud hundreds of articles too numerous We -amections B.—The above will positively be the Goods, Dolls and catalogue will com, will be sold in lots N. largest sale of Fan loliday Goods vommerea thie Mi nce The prite many new goods just suit jobbers and dealers ket and Memoran- kinds of oft ded and erty worth $45,000. GING, 40 Catharine street. 0), ~A GENTLEMAN HAVING, UNEQUALLED FA '« cilities for the Ft of the business of Loans Réal Estate and Moy (lenires a position sriih fret clase partis! sreryiat isfactory. Address EXPERIENCED, Herald oflce. $20. 000 WANTED—ON IMPROVED CITY REAL Estate, worth over 60,000; location un- rpassed ; bondsmen A’ No.1. Address BROKER, Herald ae atl cou! AUCTIONEER.—ABSOLUTE TRUSTEES’ 0 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PRO. sale of valuable Prospect Park oe Twenty-second 350. 0 perty, in sums of Ld or less, at7 per ward, Brooklyn—27 large Lots on nue (Middle | cent per annum and one per cent commission. Hireet) the entire front between Tenth abd Eleventh ‘ad Mortgages purchased.) i U. FERGUSON, includ! the avenue lots; title perfect. iW i becasiesy Lots on nth avenu inth and ayy Taig basement, room D. Fark; a ‘tao two Lots on Houston street, He avenue, The above to he sold at Tigion: on abe ioe em es ere bee nt of the auctioneer, 360 Fulton styeet, Brookiy: Mo WILKINS, cao aa tte vn $85. 000 TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED PROP erty ; first and second Nortgaaes bought at market rates. ‘Apply to ISAAC HONIG, 2 Pino st. $150,000 Wo toes on, mire, Tn mene eho 4 Morrisar a areas Yaddrens ACCOMMODATION, box Carmine and t, epinet ine between Sedeom and Beaton, erald o EH, shauetion. Oo 995 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- tril gall at suction, | 5,0) vr feed jn gums to mult, on mn Tu ber 7, rookiya Propert ond ora eashed at (bes at 12 o'clock, at the Eechasge Salearoom, 111 8 Broadway, N.Y. PeRane & LAURENOR, 8) Fine street, by, order of the Trustees of St. M ris abost nt a chitreb, arming sreet-Four Lote, north side, about 340 feet exst 0 rE JOSEPH MASON & GEO. Hudron atreet, and directly opposite V | emch 24.535 8. 000, Watton, 1a'Bronaway, Bare con: ‘aro 18, er reat, ya Sonia a of fe fost. 2.50, a. 100 Funds to loan ‘on bond ‘and sage CLE Cal aarna aD aCe | a MISCELLANEOUS, rat ty neko or oftee, No. 8 | {RAMBLS—CHOCOLATE, VANILLA AND STRAW- cash Wea 1, pany, the best in the worid, only 80 cents; give usa call . and Jud Moret Sale Y ARB CREBOy GANT HOURE SS mast Twelfth street, two doors from Brouwer. AND OTHER EBRATED MAK ie teh ECORATED DINNER SETS. ENTLEMAN REMOVING FEAMAN D* We offer for eale a largo aasoriment of richly decorated i and lace Curtal: black walnut a Chabeee 007 black. w yrainut Bute a, Cr des, Lounges, asters and Pillows: "roitet Bete Cornk Gas Fis or with a Ware arc ben and andy Furniture, with which the reste will commence. talogues and permits at No. 8 Pine street. Momence SALE.—J. BOGART WILL SELL AT public auction, on Monday, the Gh day of December, 1969, nt IT o'clock i the forenoghy at No. 94 Liberty atreet up stairs, under and by virtne of a ! dhaitel mortgages too Mi chinery of « Paper Box tant actory, consisting ‘ol Scorii Machines, Shears, Corner Cutter, Roand Cutter ‘and Hot of Giué Pots JOHN H, HILLIER, Attorney for Mortgages. French Chins Dinner and ration and i LUDLOW & CO, wil) eel i gate toa ott Toe. ‘h pace yi: day, | new styles, CHURCHMAN & ENGLAND, 1S Murray 1 near Fifth avenue, . gan Ganreent 4 Card ‘ables, Cabinets, Pier con mae REN 8. WILKEY, No. 78 Nassau street. LOTR & JAN au Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, No. Fulton street, Orders solicited. HANDSOME COFFIN, id ¥ FURNITURE. 1K FURNITY BS ‘and Mattresses. DEQHAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 8 Bowery, 85 Chryatte street, ‘and 18) and 133 Hester etreet, offer thelr — Wholesale Stook i ar cent discount, sare WITH = BARGAIN until he An AWNBROKERG SALE-ON TURSDAY, DECEMBER ON MORTIMER, 16 est 8 Bros Ms ol Winter Goo Ait ‘overly Donne, si Clo Remnants, Blankets, Bel, Fionn, ‘Over Coats, and Vests and various other articles too numerous to men- tion, By order of Solomon, 178 Spring street. PASeatort en Sat SALR-—JOUN MOR , Men at Brond Womens Griking adding aaa order 8.4. rd J. Weloaeh 139 Gi 438 Grand street. gaa By ee aa: 5 AWNBROKRERS' BALRS—BY R. PIRLD, AUCTION: Reh onl gt oo. street. Mentay, ng dg au (Van Se atathy), 185 vy rt HO OY ete eee street; Thureday, by bean 8 Somers & Co., AWNBROK! LR.-JAMES AGAR, AUCTION. Pep lock, apie wal on io men’s See uate | o0 aad other e's ant Soon” By order at Hugh Me: | and }) Second avenue. AWNBROKER'S SALE—WATCHES AND moth ell at 4a Haat HrcA’, souiots gold nd silver W 500 lots igh ard and fod Cha ig} diamond Rings, Pine an Ypera Glassen, Guns Instrum and other rite goods, “Rr orier of Soha J” Levy. 48 blah avenue. EAS. can be obtained upon pit terms of LL THE, FURNITURE, CARPETS, cuore BED. vimeat at A, CLARK'S, 1 pe ‘ding, Parlor Beds, Mirror yt ‘AC, Heentay tp tars —__—_ up atatra, Fequisite for the com ae Gi, ROOMS, of SIXTH AVE. 4 bo. sto pad mr ana Hie 1G. HOUSE bevpery.oupie, wt ihe ster ments weekly or monthly. meee €0; eee tay - Arih street aud Biath mreduee tod ie ‘ay other store. BORAFF & COCH RANE, YURNITURE MANUEAG, ee gurer' Lave yt ty extending Bish ny iRoom 2 og Furniture 5 it Pa rlor Seta, 7 pieces, ager Pag 11 pieces, ee hot eee EMHER UP. Woecrers BEDSTEAD, Fight or aa » sofa. tultnbie for warlor; also Bureau, Call on or addross HON, 104 lsat Twenly-fth atrot,