The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1871, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, WALL STREET, } WEDNESDAY, Sept, 20—6 P. M. On "Change to-day wheat was firm, in response to easier rates for freights, The cotton marke! was @teady and firm. MONEY FOUR TO SEVEN PER CENT. ‘The money market was active, but Jess irregular as to rates, the extremes m both directions not be- tg as wide apart as on Tuesday. There were no further dealings at three per cent and none mM excess of seven per cent currency. It is difficult to say whether the market is really as active as repre- wented by seven per cent, but that rate was freely paid by the smalier stock houses and toward vbree @’clock by the best class of borrowers, The bulk of business, however, was at five per cen on government bouls and at six per cent om stocks, Large balances were ie:t with the government dealers at four per cent, but loans on governments were made at as high as IX per cent and on stocks at as low as five per cent. The inquiry atseven per cent bad the ap- pearance of being artificial, and of being instituted by parties interested im buying stocks at Jower prices, The market summed up briefly 1s, there- Tore, quoted as four to six per cent on government collaterals aud five (oBeven per cent on stocks. Transactions mm paper were arrested by the main- tenance of tue advance tn rates on call loans, Foreign exchange continued unseiticdeby the stringency in cash gold, but may be quoted a little ‘more e shdaay gra the close gn the basis OF 103 a 108 4 for bankers’ sixiy sday steriing. TRE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF HON A large gathering of brokers attended the opening of the proposals to seli bonds to the government tae day, Owing to the interest atiaching just now to the influence of Treasury operations on the gold and mouey markets. Contrary to expectation Mr. Bout. ‘Well was not present, but Will be in town to-morrow or the next day. The proposals were found to offera Aotal of $6,904,559 bonds at prices ranging from 112.20 to 114.59, gold atthe time being 111°;. In otaer words, Mr. Boutweil was tendered about sevea millions of dive-twenties ata discount ranging from 4y to 2% per cent below thelr par of gold. The amount advertised to be bonght was one milion, The amount accepted was three millions, and the prices paid rangéd from 112.20 to 112.09, the average being ratner less Shan 112.59, With gold at 1 the bonds were therefore obtained at a discount of two per cent. Yet Mr. Boutwell, on tae Ist of December next in- tends paying the full parin gold for one hundred millions of five twenties of 1362—-or two per cent more tian their prize to-aay—a loss on the transac- tion of two mill E Peopte have been wondering on what terms tne Syndicate took the mew ican off Mr. Boutwell’s shoulders, Doubtless the Immense profit on vuralng in ono hundred mil- Mons of tivo-twentics to the Treasury at par la gold ext December will explain tae matter, ov. ENTS D. The governiieni list opened weak, owlng to s2 by the foreign bankers, who, with the present con- @ition of the foreign exchanges, find a profit in im- porting bonds from London. Alter a feverish mar- ales ‘ket most of the day raver more steadmes: was | percepuble toward the close, particularly alter we extra purchase by the goverament, conveying as 1t did a promise that the Treasury would double we weld sate on Thursday. The better aemand for money also assisted in occasioning the cariier Weakness frst referred to. Tue foliowtng were the elosipg street’ prices:—United States currency wixes, 115)¢ @ 11534; do, 1881, registered, 117% a 11743 do. a0., Coupon, 115 !5 a 118)4; do. fve-twenties, registered, May snd November, 1147; a 11524; do. do., 1862, coupon, do,, 1153, a 11544; do. do., 1864, do. do., 114% 8 115; do. do,, 1865, do. do., 11514 a 115}4; do do., registered, January and July, 113% a 14; do. do., 1865, coupon, do, 113% a 11374; do. do., 1867, do., do., 11374 a 114; do, do,, 1868, do. do., 11434 a1149;3 ao, ien-lortics, registered, 1113 a 1115j; do ue, soupon, 1119; a 111%, GOLD LOWER—1143¢ a 114%. The gold market was unsetied ana lower. Speculative feeling fora rise was less co: view of the anticipated interference of Mr but the “bears” were jusi as Un sant to press sales. result of large sales by the “bulis’? themsel: «knowing that the chances are in favor of an extra sale to-morrow a3 a complement of the wansactlon The nditent, im . Boutwell, 1 and were in bonds to-day, sold out a large propor- won of their gold to make a jower market against the offering of gould by the government, and | thus give themselves a betier basis tor a fresh rise, “squeeze” in cash gold, and compelled the shorts so cover or pay exorbitant rates for the use of gold pver night—tle acme of which was 4 per ceut, or £62 80 for the use Of $10,009 gold for one day—a con- sideration equivalent to about 290 per cent per an- gum, ‘the course of the murket is shown in the m4sg 1P, M 1 P, ‘ ‘old loan market the tes for the use of | Galiatin National, The decline was dountiess the | 109 Bold until to-morrow were %, 7-10, %, %10, 4, My | 916, 5%, Ms Hf ANA Mat. The last mentioned rate | ‘Was exceptional, bong paid just before the clese of | banking hours, The oper change Bank were as follows:— Gold clewed. day it was Mores, on he Bankof Engl ‘Would toanorrow a © of discoun SYOCKS FEVENSH AND Low: The stock mark pened strong and prices aivanced in sympat wala of the wor rket early in the day. noon a pressure to sel! fell off, the vu and fevertsn fe active, and Bat toward cioms of whe Gold Ex. | i | 4 + 4,387,007 | .000 in specie, | Westere Union. the easier tone | ies the boards, we they lost their improvement, but ciewea aa ‘The following were the closing jotations, inclusive of those for the leading per muntclpal and raiiroad bonds:—Tennes- see, ex coupon, 71% & 72; do. new, 71% a 72; Vir- gina, ex coupon, 62% a 63; do. new, 63 a 70; do. registered stock, old, 52 a 84; cocsols, 643; a 65; Georgia sixes, 83 @ £6; do, sevens, 91 a 62; North Caroling, ex coupon, 41 a 42; do. funding, 1866, 34 a 36; G0. GO., 1863, 29 & 30; do. new, 24 a 25; do. spectal tax, 188 19; Missourl sixes, 87 a 972{; do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 8 a 96; Louisiana sixes, 67 a 70; do, new, 60 @ 62; do, levee sixes, 71 a 72; do do. eights, © @ #4; do. Penitentiary sevens, 70 a 72; do, railroad eights, 78 a 82; Alabama fives, 68 a 70; do, elghis, 101 a 102; do, railroad cights, 90 a 95; South Carolina sixes, 70 a $0; do. new, January and July, 56 a 6634; do. do,, Aprii and October, 59 85953; Arkansas sixes, 55 a 57; do, sevens, 59 a 65; M_bile (Onto) Ratiroad sterling, 90 a 91; do, interest eights, $3 a 84; do, second mortgage eights, 70 a 72; Mississipp1 Central Raiiroad frst mortgage sevens, $4986; do. second mortgage cights, 75a 78; New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, 84083; do. second mortgage, 75 a 80; Memphis and Charleston Railroad drs morigage, 85 a $3; do. second mort- gage, 75 960; Greenville and Coumbla Railroad, guaranteed by South Carvlina, 55 a 63; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 74 a 70; Wil- inington, Charioite and Rutherford eights, 54 a 56; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad eignts, 77 a $0; Memphis city sixes, 69a 60; Savaunah city sevens, $7.a 00; Now Orleans consois, old, 73 a 76; G0., issue railroad sixes, 73 a 75} do, sevens, 07 a 69, Tub CITY BANK STOcKa, The following were the bids for the city bank shares Yors, 158; Manhattan, 149; Mer- chants’, 11874; Mechanies’, 134; Union, 138; City, 225; Phenix, 104, Nuss River, 65; Tradesmen's, 152; 125; Leather Manufacturers’, 185; Seventh Ward, 106; State of New York, 109; Mecilanics’ Banking Association, 117; Ocean, 95; Mercantile, 126; American Exchange, 117; Bank of the Republic, 113; Irving, 125; Metropolitan, 142; Citizens’, 125; People’s, 145; East River, 115; Market, 128; Nassau, 109)¢; Shoe and Leather, 156; Corn Exchange, 126; Continental, 98; St. Nicholas, 120; Commonweatth, 99; Park, 1553s; Manufacturers and Mercbants’, 102; New York National Exchange, 100; Central National, 109; Ninth National, 116; Gold Ex- chang ; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 91; German American, 196, THE PACIFIC TRADE, The San Francisco Heratd says:— Tue extra steamer Alaska, of the Pacific Mall line, reached port on schedule time, September 1, witha full cargo—probably the largest cargo ever delivered in the United States, the entire cargo of 8,500 tons tea, consisting-of 54,665 pack: besides 1,943 packages assorted merehabaise, the latter chiefly jor this port. Outof the entire cargo 45,493 Packages go forward by Pacitic Railway. By ad- Vices received irom Ohina and Japan by the steam- sip Alaska We learn that the press of freight to America W&s SO greut that the agents ol the Pacitic Mail Steamship Compayy state that their steamers Were engaged full ior sixty days ahead—io fact, were obliged to reluse business, Tue consequeace Was that we P, teamship Company announced un extra steamer—the Arizona—for this port about ine b August, to toliow the regular steamer ailing On the 12th from Hong Kong. T THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. Wednesdays en Sept. 20—10:15 A. M. "él 200 sks Mest Onion Tei, €375 5-20, 0, aut is SW, Tous Mich Saf da. + Wig Bou Cen Pac id ba. 8000 do. GU Un Pac Hida, ies COU Gt West Lat, °83. 100 Quieaitver M Co, 100 Adams £x Co.. 100 do. do. C416 M4 m. Chi & NW con 2000 AitéTer H zd pts. 1000 StL det M st ma.) ae 3 $809 North Mo Tet mae. 5000 6, Se Sew Jor Gon fen 13° a Chic Ate TRI... | io oh 200 Meantime, to make a market, they renewed the | 2’ West ao ® 40000 US 5.20 1000 Us 6-24, 190 7 ad Consol ¢ i rae Colt GERCIAL R REPORT. 1. 20-6 P.M, by a iurtn ing strect prices being Corre, -The marke: w: the offer. the lowest Exceptionally, New Jersey | 's8 light conseqnent s Geutral and Conso:datton Coal were strong and | peel Negron fugher. ‘Tne sollowlag tabio va the higuest and | 1m Py » pers som pris fowest p stocks during the | We quo consolidated crip. % Centra ral western p Re x Isiaud. BL Paw. St Pani preferred. Milo Aud Missis New Union Pacits ‘Western Union Te Pacittc Mail..... . THE RAWLROAD ‘The market for the railw Was Weaker, owing to tue diversion of attention to “the higher rates for money on ceil, and prices sbowed a considerable reaction in many of the more setive descriptions, The follewing were the vids at the regular call:— Rew Sork Cen O's, 188 Rew York Cen 6's, 182 New Jerk Cen New York Cen 6's, # New ork Cen 7 NDS. & Navi i, Gt West Int a, Voss Gt West 24 in, leus Quincy & Toi Ist, Li & Souta Jowa Ist Gai & Chic 2d m... Chic, RAP Morris & Hsses Ist in: Erie 7's, olb m, "8. Bul, NV AL int i Long Dock bonae.. dud RZ ya Pitts dt & Alton Ist Irom Mt term, t Pan! det m $'«, Bt Ban bats 2 ec m Tol, Veo & W, bp..." Tol, Peo & Wy WB. big “ag Tol, Peo & War idm. F WN York &N Maven ts..1¢ $64 Cedar F & Mion ist m.. bg SOUTHERN SUCURITIES STEADY. ‘The Southern State bonds were beter unt) atter i ls and mortgages | in r | Septemve oy 12 sa Ti ond, 1c, w Wige: ; dave, Zhe. Consury Epeculatio mt Boet 40) Gs iy 310s, Stare’ ne igh ber. 10 5 qs Wi ot 18 Tie, £40 at oveniber and Decen f tio. quality not OW tho grate guoted, Galveston, # antaby estimate y sail, B4 10 Tambarg, by steal jold, Compressed; to Ba DIE ecaetace SRISSUSESUSeTSsenes vse ssesssesns: PE De EP aD Ph DOPE 2 ie 50: Net epring, ae dow, 81 13 ate ay ous. were a tite easier at the 0 prin but subsequer tirm were sas rie ushels, at Blea Be, ice wotte gui ‘Afoat and ‘on the traci, 48K. a 06, for Chicago, Otuer descriptions were nom: jariey and rye Ferequict ane’ nominal. "Pere: was acarcely any inquiry FEELo178.—The market continued quot, and tn some rn. stances rates were lower. There was a fair call for vessels for petroleum aut some demand for vessels for gral, bat the market to-day has comparatively gael though rates have shown no decided change. 1he 8 were :— ‘eam raat nitdss 1,000 To Lond cor Sie at Se va by bahele gral Bait alee a fot ot the Adriatic Popa The nat meh fem but iy riety native, We note sales 1,000 Montovileo, £000 Entre 3 slauebter, about 20) Gevtral American, on pr ae ibs., at de. gold, and yesterday Fiper ba ier maaan Soins rT ady nt leans realized ” Bic. @ heard of no cargo sales, Woe quote:— Sapa centrifugal ana mired e's a Bic: ciayed, S30, a ai uscovado, refinin; muscovad sr i Na or Be. A Leia re orto Rico, tio. Now Onieanas the Navat, STORES.—Spiriis turpentine was easter. % bbs. from whart were sold at Sige, and 105. bole, at, ic, to losing a: Gc a 00%49, Rosin was io, demand. Strained maleh 4n sellers favor, ofosing at $3 12%, | We strained at 83 10, 2,01 tO Narives at args 1249; te Doig, No, 2 a6 $5 bos 33, bole, soi at $6.60, 328 bb! do. 7B, 25 bi 97 35, ain and 4) bbls. do. at 27 50, steady Ph aaa of 30 ls. ‘alter on, as it runs, age 85 134." Wirmington was offered Ons.—The demand for linseed ras fair at fall prices, be ahimps Dr. sherds cage Ror, all ber 1 1, of Staten ly daugater of J. Comiskey— KWELI Weneatay, Fey tember 13, at St. Patrick’s church, Rev. J. Li, Teens. C Comisicy, of malty, 10 Sones, rounaees daughter of Dr. Rk We Rockwell, DAVIDS0%—DISBROW. —On Tuesday, September 12, at the residence of the bride’s mottier. by the Kev. Walter Delufield, ALEXANDER W. Davinson, of Brooklyn. to MARY ISABELLA, daughter of the late John Dishrow, of Haverstraw. No cards. London and Haverstraw yeowes — notes DUSENBERRY—MCOORD. —O) Sop ber 13, by the Rev. J. S wuts, ry ‘J. Dus BERRY, of Brooklyn, to Miss reed Nea daugh- ter of Albert MoCord, Esq, of this ct GOoLD—Hopapon.—At Last Weymouta,' ‘Mass. , on Wednesday, September 13, by tho Rev. &. a McElroy, Cuanesce W. Goon, of New Yor! Linius &., sanapien Of the late Dr. J. P. Hodg: on, of Boston. | No cards, PECK—HARRISON.—On Tuesday, September 19, 1871, at Hope chapel, by the Rev. Halse: Moore, Moses F. Peck to Mary J., daughter of V. F. Harri- gon, all of ths Py&—Lyncu.. the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Henry Spelimire, of Staten Isfand, on Toursday, September 14, 1371, Epward R. PYE to Mrs. OLtvia A. L¥NcH, of Staten Island. REtD—RovssEav.—On Tuesday, September 19, by the Rev. Dr, Hutton, CHARLES REID to ADDIE, eldest daughier of G. H, Rousseau, ail of this city. STEWART—Os BORN. —In Hariem, ‘on Tuesday, § ep- tember 12, 1871, at the residence of the bride's arents, by the Rey. Elijah Lucas, Mr. WILLIAM 8. STEWART to gn he 1S cy daughter of Sylvester Osborn, Esq, No Halifax (N. ay papers: Please copy. ee ‘én an * , Eeg., of this ocardse A Died. BELCHER,—At Unita on Tuesday, September 19, Euizavern C, BBLcus! Funeral from Second | Valley church, West Orange, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at a quarter before one o’clock, Oarriages wit! be in vee at North Orange on arrival of 11:20 A. M, train from Bai~ clay street, New York. CARLL.—On Wednesday, Septomber 20, ALETTA Axx, widow of Conklin Carll, Relatives and friends ave invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed Church, of East New York, on Friday, 22d inst, at one o'clock P. M., without further notice. C.uEan.—Suddenly, on Monday, September 18, Epwaxp, son of Edward and Bridget Clear, aged 14 years, 6 months and 18 days, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father’s residence, 182 Third strect, Brooklyn, E. D., on Thursday, September 21, av two ‘o'clock P.'M, Conroy.—On Wednesday, September 20, JoHN closing at fully 83c, it barrels, with some crushiers asking higher, “In lard of! thers. was’ a mouerate orement. We note sales of 10s bbls. winter at ic; a Blc., and 26 bbls. summer at 730, Fish olls were neglected. PETROLEUM. T ore market rema‘ned very Lael for both ng peta pa Ap - was ¢ sponge nquiry notice- able, but buyers anc nd salors, gener ly could not agree upon prices, aud io the transactions were frsgtl Py ny ‘was freely bid Sd fora reaned, but the market was firm Gen balance of month, Crude in balk was very firm 2 ay with 8 ce of from 300 to 400 barrels. There was a ee oS deman: t heavy oil at see. Case oil was quiet. ere were Considerable edo iterday that were reported to-day, aggrega' ‘cases, on terms not mate rite ne known, a23}¢¢, Naphtha was quiet at 1c. The sales of refined were 2,200 bbls. standard white for bala.ice of month at %c, At the creck the market was quiet and um changed. Tho Philadelpiiia market continued firm but quiet, alee Were reported of 1,000 Ubis. reiined standard whlie. for alance of month at 937zc., and 1,000 bbis. do. last half of Rovember ati4e, Shipping crude was quict and steady at | pts Pork, 200 packages; beet, 50 pack ages; Inrd, 300 kega; culmeats, 219 packages, Tho market for mess pork continued quiet and prices unchanged, though at the clowe $13 3734 was the, vest bid for balance of month and for Octo! 9 sales were 2,50) bbls, for Sei Temmber st 812 Si; ant 350 bbls. (or January a1 Bld; also bbls, prime mess at $10. There was a tair jobving demand, with fates of 430 bbls, at 413 39 for mess, #10 U0 n B10 75 for prime mess, Bacon was in fair requesh and prices were de- cliedly irmer: sales were made of 60) boxes Western for December delivery at 1, for long clear and 7i¢¢. for short : ear, fc. a ce. short ort Bec a hie. bg a, 8 & Ce long do., was que fice of month ; sal ‘at 9c, City lard was dull and caster TB flercen: at Sige. for No. d and Bice. for atoamm nud kote, Beet wan quiet but sterdy. Sales were reported of 60 bula., At $8 ‘a 10 for mess and $10 a #18 for extra mens,” Prime Mest tierces quoted at # ¥17 and India mess ticrees Biba Gar etl bame--Shere was a lille more inquiry: wed some few lots changed hands at prices wituin the range of ur quotations, but we heard of no {important transactions, We quote:—New Western 2Tand Texas $18 a $22, Gut ineate—there was a fair Jobbing demand noticessle, but She market was et dud prices anonanged ‘@ quote: —Dry salted ai ©.; clear bellies, pele bey baekee faye, a Bort pickiod hain, 10c. a Te ay ‘cured and smoked hams, I5c. Dressed hogs wrefe ie’ good demandy and frm at 6c Movietone. —Re ing 8x0, for spot aod 4¢c, for the range. Butter and cheese were in fair demand at former prices. Sueax.—Tho market was firm (or good grades, but barely steady for low grades, which were freely offered.’ ‘The sales were 2,000 bhds., anethaln 50 bhds. fuily fair peta iz at S3se., 567 hi od fair refining at 9.44, 190 bhids. St. Jago, to the ane ee and 100 bhds. fair io good fait re.ping at O%e., and orted) G0 boxes on private t uae and, ee bags Pervamboco on te fim fairly active at are. a Piaye for A. and ieee, a Ve. for quote Guba—Infenor. to common retinmnz, #340. a 8c. fair to, ood fair refining, O46, a $40.5 guod 16 prime reriniug, Sige. m #X0. 5 tir to Rood vont, fice. prime to choice frorety, 10se. a 10 oc. ¢ cOntritgay | on aaa boxes, 9 c. & c.; moiasses, hhiis. and boxes, Be. a a fige, Havanae-Boxes Dutch standard, ‘Nos. 7t0 9, Ssccs “40 W to 12, BH. 0 10460. 5 don 10 iy W3g0. rh tats, aco a 1-ce, dow. 1903 30, Tee a Ide. whlie, Ie. a I8e. Porto Rico—Retining erader, do. erocery rates, 9/<c. a Ie, Nok. to 1, be. 0 2 bye. ey as Nos. 10 to VW2Se. aie." Mautita—Current claved auc tuperiar, 246 a Rior.—Tbe market continaed fairl, ‘he sales were gs Rangoon at Oe. a Tey and, but a trite lower, active at full 1 prices, Sales Tavtow remained quiet and unchanged, Sales 75,00 Ibs. at Bie. wie, for outside, and M40, a 9,0. for city. WataaryRece'pts, G4 bbis. The market was a trile firmer and active, Sales 5) bbls, at 940, for new Western avd Sige. a se. for oid. DOMESTIC MARKETS, New On: le. STEATINT was in good ware reported of 400 tisrces at Bete, Yor chvloe, AxB, Sep! 20, 1871, Net re ipis, 693; SAVANNAM, Sept. 20, 1871. Cotton—Bayer and set'ere apart; nothing doing; low mi linge, Isiicva lege, Net receipts, O82; exports oossiwise, 715; stock, 3,11, Lovtevi..®, Sept, 20, 1371 Tobacco very active and. stron 160 bh Inge, $6 59 @ BE 25; low to medium leal, #8 fiber Sept, 20, 1871. arhieat, 105,006 yaahe Cotton. quiet : middlinss gross, 717; sais Receipts—Flour, 1,400 bi 10,000 bushi at He. ou wi rlieat firm, with thore activit red at 132; 20,000 bus! Cora frm and. quiet; sale at Gte,, part to arrive. Uate dully on ater Flour steady 14.500 bus nd sk} ‘2 Milwaukee club at $13 22,000 bnahels No. 2 Wes nominally 4c, for No, 3 Weaterh. Rye daier eaten 1,00) buahe's Western No, 2 at 6c. Barle: Bales not quo erd3—Salea 300 bags timothy at $3 O., mm 10ts, hoary mess, $19 60. Laru quict at “a Onwrao, N.Y. Sept. 2) 1871. Flour stesey at mnchanged; sales 1.700 bbla., at N ‘37 0. tor~ amber. winter, $8 "for wire Sister, Qh O6 tor double extra, Wheat dull; anes V car Rood fed Ovio at $1.48, 500 buehels No. 1 white Michigan at #157, 2.000 bushels Novd Mulwankee cin at $i 42,10 arvive, 4,000 bushels at 6 ie} at i ewt. 23 8 Pork higher Ligbwines nominal. ge. ley bearce; Corn meal. @1 60 tor bales Militeed unehanged A 19 a 05 hapa fon. as to quail ihwines, 20, Find Fyey Ske; Dares, Pes to New York: lumber, the Hudeony'$5 to ‘New Yorks. Nalirond frelehie To Bi to New York, 40c.: to Albuay, Soo. alerday noon, AB Dear aa cnn Leascertained—14,640 bushes wheat, L4f ) bnshels corn, 749,000 bushels oats, 140,000 14,000 bushels rye, Receipts 1,555,000 feet of lumber. SI shel when 12,600 bushels corn, 9,000 bashela b: 850,00 feet of lumber per, Gorn excited and active; No, seller 8 aduring No. 3 closed 225 quiet—Oate to Buflulo, 6c. Reecipis-- 8 Hour, 12000 bushels wheat, 16,00) Vastels on, iO bushels barley, wheat, i burels Gate, AV Huse! RAILROAD MATTERS, The European and North American Railway. Bancor, Me., Sept. 20, 1871. ‘The last rail on the Luropean and North American Ratiway between Bangor and St. John, uniting by ratl the United sta’ and the mantinie provinces of Camaday Was Tad | Latin d at noon, Trial of a Raiirond OMiclal. Boson, Sept, 20, 1871. The preliminary examination of Henry 0. Wright, conductor on the Old Colony Railroad, for man- slaughter, took place today, The accusation re- sulted from @ Coroner's inquest into the death of Mrs. Buver Worth, wife of an agent station t tout, Who Was killed September 4 while ng the Uthat station, and as the dict alleges tveom criminal carelessness of the dejendant, No defence was mace, and ihe cave sroue to the Grand Jury, the defendant giving bau ta $3,000. Tae NEW STATE CAPITOL ALBANY, Sept. 29, 1871, The diMeully im furnishing stone jor the new Capitol under tbe centyact made a short time since has been removed by Mr. Jarvis Lord taktug hold of the matter, he being @ member of the company making bie contract, ER RNR MAREINGES AND DEATHS. Married, BunpicK—HaRRison,—by the Rev. Py Fowakp W. Burvios, of Connecticut, HARRISON, OF 12) East Bieventh etree’ —Bnown.—On Tucsday, nce of the bride's father L. Davis, (o Miss MARY Now York. eptember 19, vy Me Rev. Ke Wool, of Jer vity, J. OSCSR CAMP. iifielt, NJ, to NPL wiser of nder Brown, Esq., of Wood od SO Kan rancseo papers please ec COIK~NUF Ou Wedluceday, September 20, by J UonRoy. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- speetfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence 3:3 Madison street, to take Place at two P, M. on Thursday. Nortcr.—Brother members of the Gouverneur Co- terie are requested to mect at their rooms at one P. M. to attend the funeral of ourjlate member, John Conroy, By order of J. WILLIAMS, President, J. McDevirr, Secretary. UTrER.—On MCDday September 18, James H. Curren, aged 50 years, The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, the 2ist inst, ata P. M., from the residence of his Nis = Jaw, John 8. Tyiee, 64 Columbia street, lew Yor' Dersy.—At Hempstead, Long Island, on Monday, September 18, O. ADDISON Dexsy, in the 27th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, from vhe re Wdence of hus father, on Thursday, the 21st inst,,a1 one o’clock, and at the — ‘jan chureh at half-past one o'clock P, M. 3 leave depots of Long Island and Southside Ratlroad: at ten o'ciock A. i DevINE.—On Tuesday, September 19, at fifteen minutes past eignt P. M., JOuN, son of the late James oe! 4nn Devine, aged 23 years, 1 month aud 7 days. ‘the remains will be taken from the residence of hisuncie, Micuael Devine, 272 Mott street, to tho ‘uurch of the Nativity, Second avenue, on Thursday, 2ist staat atten A. M., where @ solemn high mass Will be offered for the repose of alssoui. Friends of the family and those of his brother-in law, James Cassidy, are invited to attend, DRISCOLL.—On Monday, September 20, 1871, Eu- LEN DRISConL, & native of the county Derty, Treland, 28 years, The relatives and friends of the famtly are re- gspectfully invited to peent the funcral, from her late residence, 232 West Thirtleth street, between Seventi aud Eighth avenues, on Friday, September 22, at one o'clock P. M. UNCAN,—On Tuesday evening, September 19, Mrs, JANE Perrigrew Duncan, widow of Francis Duncan, in the 65th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the famlty are respect- fu'ly invited to attend the faneral, on Friday, Sep- tember 22, at cleven o’clock A. M., at ner late resi- dence 243 East Thirtieth street, Forp.—0On Sunday, September 17, Mr. WILLIAM F. Ford, in the 56th year o1 his age. The feral will take place {rom his late rest- S| oeiek Morrisauia, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two clock. GavuGHaN.—On Tuesday, September 19, 1871, ANTHONY Lewis, only son of ‘Thomas Hand Matuda Ganghan, aged 9 mouths and ydays, ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfally invited to attend the . from the Tesilence of his parents, 974; Baxter street, at two * = to-day (Thursday). HANNAN.—Ua Tuesday, September 19, Jars, eldest son of Cornelius and Margaret Hannan, aged yeurs aud 31 months, The relatives and friends are requested to attend the iuceral, from his jate residence, 537 Third ave- hue, on “Thursda AY, at half-past one o'clock. Haas.—At Hempsiead, L. I, on Wednesday, Sep- tember 20, Many A. H'a8, beloved wife of Jonn Haas, Esg., m the 70th year of her age, ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the mneral, from her late residence, Hemp- stead, L. L, on Friday, September 22, at 103 o'clock A.M, ‘Trains jeave the depot of Long Island and Southside Railroad, at elgnt o'clock A. M, HiLi.—On “Wednesday, September 20, WILLIAM Wirt HILL, aged 38 years. ‘The relatives and fiends of the family are invited to attend the funera!, from his late residence, No. 26 Prospect street, Elizabeth, N. J., on Friday, the 22d inst,, at turee o clock P. M. Houmes.—On Wednesday, September 20, in Jer- sey City, N. J., at the residence of R. I. Seaman, Es, Rev. Joun MILTON HoLMes, late pastor of te First Congregationai charch ot Jersey Clty, aged 40 years, 8 months and 28% days, Faneral from tbe Congregational Tabernacle, cor- ner Henderson and York streets, on Friday, the 22d, attwo P.M. Chicago papers and London Times please copy. SENNeR. in Newark, N. J., on quia, septem- ber 19, 1871, Rececca M., only child of Solomon and Margaret W. Jenner, in the 2tst year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family ure re- . pectfully mvited to attend her funeral. on Friday, @ B21 ihst., at two P. M., from tie residence of ner 6 Murray stree Jo) the youngest son of Wiliam S. and Mary Jonusto! » aged 2 years and ii months, The funeral will take place from 136 Madison street; thence to Calvary Cemetery, at half-past one O'clock V. Luwis.—On Tuesday, September 19, Lewis, in the 88th year of her age, ‘The re.atives and iriends ot the family are invited to attend the juneral, from the residence of her aan os RK. Smith, 23 West Nineteepih t., at hall-past one o'clock Herra Orange county papers please copy. Ls On Sunday, September 17, at Oakleigh, Asnion ou-Mersey, Kngiand, SARAH “ANN, wife of Sau |, of New York. Mayex.—On Welncsday morning, September 20, ot congestion of the braiv, Cari, infant daugi- ter of J. Haward and Josephine Mayer, aged 1 year and 3 mouths, ‘The funeral will take place from her parents’ resi- denee, 206 126th street, Hariem, this (‘Thursday) af- ternoon, at one o'el Monrest.—At Mamaroneck, on Tuesday, Sep- ower ia, WiLttAM MORRELL, In the 66th year or his age. Funeral from his ag” residence, on Friday after- noon, at tivo o'clock. Carriages will_ meet the 11:30 train from Twenty-seventh street, Friends are in- Vited to attend, More. m Wednesday, September 20, ANNID, only daugiter of John aud Ehaabeth Morgan, Funeral on Friday, at three o'clock. ro 1,034 ms pette ae near Broadway, Brooklyn, SON. rancisco, Cal, on Sunday, At San Beptemter 10, of apoplexy, JAMES NELSON, formerly of Ut cit —At Bantam Faia, Conn, on Sunday, * 17, 1971, at hare eight o'clock, of . oi bas fee MILY E. Gasqurr, dau,hier of dames A, Gasqaiet, lat -— wife of Dorsey Nev! vile wea orita ¥ Sie on Gneaday, Ses. SAMUEL 5 son of Michael ary 14 mouuis aad 9 days, aap rly sg re'atives and friends are requested to the juneral, from the residence of his parenta, a3 avenue C; on iriday, at two o'clock P.M. LBARY.—On Wednesday evening, Se; Exiza, ite paaeved daughter of Fri and Gathering O'Leary, aged 1 year, 4 months and 14 days, ‘The relatives and frienas of the fami ire respect- Suliy mvited to wluend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 247 Cherry street, on Friday aiternoon, at one o'clock. ddenly, of paralysis, Joun J. ReaD, in year of his age, "The relatives atu {rlends of the family are respect- fully Invited to atiead the funeral, from his Jate on ite 167 Wyckoff street, on Friday, 22d, at 2:30 Scnrer.—On Tuesday, September. 9, CAROLINE A,, beloved wite of Leopold Schepp, in the 26th year of her age. ‘The relattves and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 800 Kast Fifteenth street, corner second avenue, on Thursday, September 21, at one o'clock, ‘St. Paul papers please copy. Sarrn.—On Wednesday, Sep ember A DELIA SMITH, aged 48 ycara, 4 manths and 17 day: The friends of the family are respectfully Te. ed to aitend the funeral, on Friday, at ten A. from tie Church of the Dominicans, Sixtys Hith street, corner Lexington ayenue, + SMITH.—Ov Wednesday, Sentember 20, Epaunp ‘A. Suivit, in the 20th year of his ages the relatives afd iriemas of the tamily are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, on riday, Sep. Somer 42, NOW the Bixty-Lrat sweet Me! iydiat ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. : , sri Srey ‘On Wedneatay, September 20, 1871, ah ym aa A, Srnoxa, matron on Randall's Island, in the ives and attend the funeral. from the residence of her son.in- ly, 432 Cighth avenue, on Friday, Sep- Stvarr.. wat St. pauls ibm: on Wednesday, ay, oe tember 13, Rosenr Stuant, in the 29th year of age. Aemains taken to Sherman, Conn., for interment, law, T. G. tember 23, Witla He Wastoce 4 Oped September 19, es ay ee grin 5" hinge wh _betvraon Twelithe pit Flaten aud or, aed 45 TOTS. rosncote | verse Hy box 150 Herald alles, wer “S, y invited to attend the unersl, on: Friday. afters soja ath D. - 1, IRES FURNISH*D OF UW Bo ee oe two ee My Dom his late residence, A igo, "ing ood locn-ion frat clans board ae, ger, WiLtRoy.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, September 19, iow, widow of Isaac Le Willtuy. Relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- fily invited to atteud the funeral, fro IARET residence, 326 o'clock. Cor QTATE OF NEW yoRK, 01 AL To the Sheriff of the County of New York—sir? Nolice is here! held im thes Si ae of the Tuesday sneceediny the first M day of Novomber neat, the sollowing olllecrs are to be vlevted, to wit :— A Secretary of A Comptroller, A Treasurer, jn the place of Wheeler Hi, Brist 11 An Attorney General, ia the piace of Marshall B. Cham- plain A State Fugincer and Surveyor, in the place of Van Reus- selaer Richmond; ato Comunissioner, in the place of George W. Chap- wan ‘Inspector ot State Prisons, in the place of Davil B. All whose terms of oice will expire on the last day of Deceiber next, Also a Judtice of the Suprome Court for the First Judicial -diatrict, in the place of Josiah Sutheriand, whoss vein of oftice will expire on the Inst day of December xt. Also # Senator the First, Second, Phir teenth and Fourteenth war.u of tue efty ahd county of New ‘ork, ‘Also a Senator for the Fifth Sonate district, eomprisins the Eighth, Ninth, pineesie and Sixteenth war: county of New ‘Alga a Senator Tenth, Eleventh county of New county of Now Yor Yond ay oYAlso ® fonator for the Exghth Senate district, comprising box 1.0 Herald Uptown branch rollice, 1.246 Broadway, Pritt [acta ahah opeiiots heli aR ca des WARTED<A PARLOR AND BEDRUOM, IN A First. COUNTY UFFICERS--Aiso to be elected for sal cou class poardin, house, not below. Ninth stroct or above Twenty-one membera of Assembly ‘Thirtieth, by a lady enzned during the day, None but Grae ‘Wo J iakiees of che Sunérior Court, fn the place of Samuel | el As pation need inawer, eruas reasonable, Address La, Janes and Pus Spent ‘viens, im the place of | 27 ots Bite Thartythied reels f the Court of Common Pleas, in the place Chnilen Ba os . WANTED BY A PARTY. | WITHOUT | CIILDREN, MK Tudue of the Marine Court, in the Pines of Henry Atkers Floor berveea Fourth and Thirterath streets, Fourth 4 Keniater, in ‘of michael Conaoll and Sixto avenies ust Be B10 ddrese, stat- ‘Two Insp: the place “Fine prenent Inspectors of jon; ut whose ie ‘of odics Will expire ou the lust day of Do- comer nex The attention of Town and City Election Bi aris, Taye. tors of Election ter 712 of the Laws of 1871, Verowitn printed, as to the of ballot boxes, form of bullote and manner of canvas: votes, to wit!— An act in relatior ress, "assed ‘Al The People of th and Assembly. Srotio 1, Ateach annual or Representative in Congross, Senator os Member of Ansein ly ; fs bereafter to ue ent Hip juapectors 10, the several elec V y ease ty ars NEM E tion districts in this State shal provide and ke D a separat ‘ box in whicn ati ballots for ieprenentates in Congress, to | 2088 D. Ley t ferald uibe be endorsed “Congres 19 deposited; also a. te pcos Dox in waich all ballots for Senator, to be en lor ANTED—II0 0 a nished, desicably sees }) to suey a ‘to demand. Saree Miebcnee af “Aseemliy, pester ly? | Parties wisting to reat v tase seid particttiars to As. shall bo nenae ‘ited, and ae grid Sashrgrey sail sever : boxes s! be estiinated aud canvassed fn the order name ON THR above, respectively, and ss diate: folioy ‘ing the estimate hia PLAT, and odnvabs of the ballots enciorae 1° ‘erved. “Adress, with fail Ec. 2 All acta and paris of net inconsistent with the pro- visions of this act are ‘This act Respectfully, yours, &c., SEC. 8. You are, without delay, Oy deliver to the Board of Supervisors aud to each Supervisor {n yo county; and also 19 enusd a cory of anti, notice to be pud- lished ta such public newspapers printed sn your eonuty, Dot ‘York, ‘Algo a Senator for the Seventh Senate district, comprising the Bigbteenth Twentieth aud Twenty-Srst wards of the oly ee! y Senators and Members of A: ae ‘ing fifteen in nura’ a ey HOUSES, ROOMS, &C Ae pee privilege ieearee see Tarion Tr near depen 3, 810 Bast Fil ue; Feut moderate, Ad- (A DOW LADY AND SON WANT TWO OR THREB iy, Ari Fourcetaci and Theta elias Be ra ani Thirt aveaues; rent Teasonapies best. 14 ~ and required, ‘Address Mita. le Herainent out YING LARGE FOUR stony Howe wanted—For, ist clus a jp ye chureh, between Second and Third ave- nds of the Snails. are invited to Adaress, with particulars, A, Irving place, New York. pee Re eT Y A SMALL PAMILY—SMALL UNFURNISAED House or (art of House in ‘ood neighi od between Second and Lignth aveduon, Fourteenth Sac mistioth meee tat must be moderg.e, Address W. i. Py 545 West Fitts rat atceet. Villroy, m her laze Henry street, on Thursday, at two URNISHED HOUSE ON THE HUDSON WANTED.— se Any jentieman wishing to let his vountry seat for the Winter “au ornida) rent tat eauloiye ap'naible party, } without teularen, may ad bux 8,008 Post oillee, (Guat WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS NYIGHBOR- Hood, consisting of sx rooms, with «il the :odern eon veiiences for housexceoing, Address, with Tull particulars and price, box 1,00 Post-otica, D—TO RENT, FROM NOVEMBER I, (th street, between Madison and Sixty as, with reat and fail particulars, IMPORT PORATION OTIC FF1O% OF THE SKCRRTARY OF STATE;| LEANY, August 1, 1471, given that at tho genoral elec'ion to be State, In the place of Homer A. Nelson; in the piace of Asher P. Nicho USES AND FLOORS WANTE 2D 10 LET TO BUR HH? ply the deman B. G. CLARK, “105 sixth avenue, corner Forty’ -third street. Of TWO OR THREE CON inmediately for # first class ariy, Address KNICKER- ew York, OR Four SrURY HOUSE, LO. ues and Fourteenth: ing particulars, V. We ARG necting Mou fianily hotel, by a BOCKER, box 375 WANtEo-a fhUE, cated betwee: and Forty-second s Ox 3 54 Yost oillee, for the Fourth Renate. district, comprising Sevenia, Thur: A. SMALL STORE IN THE able Tor a drag store; or would 4 Living prige and location, & WAxzep—1o rar country or one alr GRE of the city and eed for the Sixth Senate district, comprising the ani Seventeenth wards of the city and ‘ABLE SMALL FAMILY, shed Floary coualatiag of theese or four room fh a private house; loots between, Fourteenth anil Thay. fifth streets, ues. Address O, E, the plac ing particulars, FLGOR, care Janitor, 822 Broadwa ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, FURNISHED, IN GOOD location, for amit family, stewtly private. Address, with forms, 8. J. 1, box 6,190 Pot ailiow, Ny, WARSTED—A | SUIT MS first or sec ont, Fourth and Thirtiety d aid Sixth aveou Addrgss ©, box lor “Herald gd Branch office, Broadway, WAXTED-A ROOM AND Rooms unfuratst dress, with ful jp econ for each Election district, in Sleetior ‘and Cont sera ie direst OF nd toot, for two guatias UNFURM! SHED ROOMS, between Chapter 712, nto the bree fifths be fe Bate of New Yors, do enact as follow: presen represented in sleetion at which a FURNISHED. AND. UNFUR- JOURNEAY, No.1 P ee Rate eveby rep hall take effect ‘tumediateiy, NELSON, Secretary of State. ‘@ copy of the above notice WANTED—A Fon {ISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED location iu this citys where the owner ess M. O. M., Dox V annum, Ad TANTED-LOWER PART OF A HOUSE, WITH ONS or two Rooms on tlk T floor; reat not over $700 per 1g the largest cireulation in 1 Post oles. ROOMS, FURNISHED oR with Lactiities for housel EN MONTHS' spy re ro , TE FAMILY, WITH NO OTHER fas We ore now ofering onr large and splendid assort. TAMILY, WITH HO O7 ve FURNITURE, nged. Address, stating partleul comprising Parlor, Bedroom, Dining Room, Library and Kitchen Furniture of ail th ‘’ndow Shi Mattresses, W! Velvet, Brussels, Taree’) 18. ot the newest and cl Cai quil A have the larrest K Bey Corner Twenty-fifth strect anit Sixth avenite. JN. B.—Payments taken by the week or moni! \_—DEGRAAF ¢ TAYLO! keep- ween ait aut Firtiett ‘Addvess A., box 12 Herald band quaities; Beds, Beduing, | > lot ETS. py, Power Loom and Tograra tSieest pattersa; Bi , ed ANTED—A So ALL HOUSE, UNF, RNISHED, FOR’ a family of tour, between ‘Tweath and Fortyfitth, street, Third mid k1/ith avenues, Address 8. D. 8, 8 West Tweaty-fourth street qyasten TO RENTITWO ROOMS, WITH STEAM ower and pienty of water, sutave for the manufac ture of clemicals, Address, stating rent and location, E. Woy Herald 0 lice. ' R, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealers, ¥7 and 89 Bowery, RNL Aa eae IN A y next, Ade and best assor:ed WITH } AtIVIGEGE OF BUYING, land ; location Room Furniture hour from Cuy particulars, A, B, Poy rices, Chrptte, ‘Oilelotbs, he. A fine stock of at our Brai #1 Fourta avenu A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR Bedding, at the lowe: onthly snsialments, at O'FARRELL'S wacerooms, ‘Now an Eighth aveaue, corner Twentieth street, cash prices, or on wee'ly A. $2,200 WILL BUY A FIN and Citcloths ; work ; splendid chance. Tent $10 per month; pl LOREN'S Store A: 806 ~translon, 124 West Tw: Mano‘aeturer of Plan Mu Givena eae Pillnitzcr street, 4, Dresden, Ger Bedroom Suits, $15 T A GREAT BARGAIN-SEVE Office Settees, of different lengths, en: be edld Oue ur mure as’ wanted. A aatoon ; will EAKLE'S Hote ASRS: is ee PRIVATE FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL A gzvex ROSEWOOD PIANOFORT dispose of thelr Furnitn:e and contents of private res!- fron frame, overstrung basa ant all dence 120 West Twenty-third street, name'y:——inoforie, | Carved legs, &c. fully ware coved ) plive a el, cost 8700, for B.00% _f BON, Parlor Suits, covered im rich bie $150; Library and Drawing Room 0; Bedrooin Salts, ja rosewood aud walaut, styled Bedsteads, Bureaus, tre, Bateiaton ‘Tables, 25 elegant ( ronzes, &c., Dining Roo:n and Kitchen Furniiure; ia a ped ots, to'suii purchasers, one do., oval, q FAMILY y A sell magnificent (Er dno 93 Pompadsur Sicha ess, A brocwtely_ os jor one ‘ STA MAN Liven cases, Ktageres, teenth Prices street, near Fiith aves ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—O AR: M Furniture, Belding, a * #84 an. 386 Taird avon ower than any olner $10; warrant West hairtieth street, near ghith avenue, PPHOLSTER ble ior “PIANOS reat al 8 Union sya. Hust ‘don “pa yet) MAKERS, TO 5%, Call at Litsy S6U to Lou's SE and 5 Vianos jow for cash to rent very che: r, stands, Ce led alr M: tresses, Paint aint | " ERR & SuWwOOD NG WILL | PIANU-OVER- in, Chamber, Dinfng Furaivir PAMIDY WILE, DISPOS SOF HSILLIADT- rosewood 1 ct outs; cout i se PRIVATE 4 NGHAM, guba sie ule, My maantowd, Wicd thie wont! lor Suits, Paiutings, Bronges, Bookoat property faunily sev 7. sé West Fiftecuts street, MeAr ith avenue. RY,-TEE iiras gas give BERHARD & ANASIIAy wards: also unic WO OF PHELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE cheap—At xTRi AGTED WITHOUT PAIN, 14 vans "AN mequalled for accuracy aud durability proved by the leading constantly on hand, Tab! $17; way, tone. ‘Aawor'P) A PRIVAT AA. dispose of plication; pas _ admluiatere 1, Fiuuiyers for hollow eh c i. JAY V 11. CRS, 165 Grand neath near Broadway. ~ BILLIARDS. ARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABL and ap professional player: Panging’ rom $25) ay 01 ich cusewoud Fis nithay coat nth cost,” Call at priv. near Sixth avenue, gue sty ELAN & COLL WOOD NUNNS & CLARK PI 0 oloyn {seven octave, gesrarutig F Lor eas. ing Houee, #25 roadway. Ci RS AND ‘TOBACCO. a toes SONS PIANOFO § ¢ BAR a BAVANA rt ae oh ris “Le ADISG | U) Piunos at the lowest yricca, wt HY 8) Man of the finest imported payine . * “4 jo tonuceo, for aale by CH WILKINS, “Id wet Pareesce: hiccatee cer eewel ene rv etrect, ie Wail, ble bol ner werped to. vs oat ie and Price 5 ne we = 0 ich. we sell to. those , ‘ ewe wenn | CHICKERING & SO sireet, 8. ¥. ‘ nak quer "8. HOTEL, ORYS ATLY T Frataty Unper Norwooty Lota, po Pde MA tt ECRER & BARNES OFFER AT GREATLY REDUL Hiea:—Its elevated, pleasant’ and mont ealubrious position, prices their aup:rior first premium Pianolortes; parties combined with the comfort afforded and ite yeneral mana, re ment, have made the Queen's Hotel a favorite resort of & upper ranks of Engiieh society. SPECIALTY; NO FEB U COBBETS, consult J's, rai -BY SUIP ENERGY, with confidence on di Atreet, near Chambers, pr crsg o Purchasing will Gind these instruments unequalled In tove, quality and vrice ; Viayod sold on lastatmonte wud. o vet, LiF Third avenue, corner Fourteen XCELLENT UPRIGHT AND SQUAKE PIANY by Chambers, to reot ant for swe, on yatem of 12 easy month ents; Plano Janos wt 119, 209, 270 Heloway kes, at tie old extablishmer ourth ave eronch amt Frecifio p me. 2 ROSE STRELT. Rhine Win — $< praos, MELODiONS AND ORGANS, OF NEW AND most beauti/ui styles, of diferent makers, at lower Pilees, foe gaat oF mon instalments, or for rent wt 18", 41 Broadway, can be found elsewhere. ARTIES IN SEARCH OF A FIRST CLASS PIANO _MEDICAL, NLESS CURED.—DR, R. member of the New York University, Medi- Si College and Royal College of Surgeons, London, ‘can vo Office, 20 Centre A. A+ MRS, W. o 114 East ‘renin a street, AM, DISEASES CORED IMMEDIATEL’ Sante 1—TWI yop] * ny tal experiences ft 5G YEARS’ PRUSSIAN ‘<ROSPT- —MADAME RI West Twenty-sizth street, would do weil (o examine our ting ussortment of Ins'ru. mente defore purchasing, 26 one ferinuee will admh of better Plano for the same price than any other hou D BB een PROFESSOR mctice) ele rT iy -niale tea, Cleeant Root DF MID. Board. "Gal and be convinced, HAINES BROS. New Pia Piano » Rooms, 27 Uni Union naquare, iat cured red consultation uta ie eae ____Dr. FRAN TANOS AND ORJANS RENTED_LOW PRICES. FRAN saa E | Chewering, Steinway and other Pianos on instalment, GRINDLE, ¥ 3 rgans; new stylen: proce reduc E, ¥EMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 fs tytn DONT Hrinaway._ AXWELL, FEMALE PLYSICIAN Rk BUN. TAR eatenere, PRIGHT ea FOR REAT A’ 2/ West Thirteenth street, Cines seat to onder) consuliatinngal heures = | @)()(), BEAUTIFUL PIANO: 7 OCTAVE, CARVED Dr. HARRISON, 179 Bleecker atreet. j_ oVerstriug ; ee Improvements; encrilice M__ | Torensh; imutalatente taken fi »,batnnce #12 montuiy. SELDEN, %1 BLE STREET, NEAR R, CABLE, 470 Eighth avenue, nenr’Thirty-fourth street.” hand sue | ara coms, Advice D’ AND M! wifery ; excellent board and prof Woat Yoreit rest, near seven avennous, wuenance: M4 KER Bixth Avent, treats all complaints with skal HAR IAIN, SPLENDID SEVEN Marantee, will be wacriteed far antes, eg Seventiv wyenues oe f0F $290 Geer provements and maker cash. Apply Immediately at 6 een ME. WEST, PROFESSORS OF MID. ENTLEMEN 7 can consult Di 615 Pearl street, M "Soest yore SEAT Me MEDICAT, TREATMENT nee old French drug store, ESTE Eaten, saiga bed Vibe “CHARLES “WATCHES, JEWEL KY, &e. CUKOO CLUCKS, smanufactures Froueh and American isk fs eters eee WATCHES, Hi Diamonds, sere At mn Fi oN pixth averiue, corner Fourteenth a due eorner Swenly- sis roel Arr Srey ‘aver