The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1871, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WaLL STRERT, } SATURDAY, Oct. 21—6 ?, M. On *Onange to-day wheat was lower, but the de- line made business and the market was active. Cotsen quietly submitted to a decline of 4c. a 4c THE COTTON MOVEMENT, ‘The receipts of cotton at all the ports for the past week were $2,538 bales, against 64,097 bales the pre- vious Week. The total receipts since Septemver 1, 1871, are 268,874 bales, against 351,090 bales for the sorresponding period of the previous year, showing ® decrease of 82,216 bales in the present crop. The exports from ali the ports for the week were 33,892 bales, against 39,974 bales for the same week last year. The total exports for the expired portion of tue cotton year are 114,075 pales, against 113,477 bales for the same time last year, The stock at all Lhe ports 1s 184,487 bales, against 204,911 bales for the same tme in 1870, THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks proves Javorable, thanks to the policy of conserva- ism which has been at length adopted by those institutions under the significant warnings of the Past few weeks. The first feature of importance Is @ contraction of nearly ten million; in loans—a result really not expressive of all that they have been doing in this direction, so far as Wall street 18 concerned; for, with an extension of perhaps five mullionsin the way of accommodation to the mercan- tile interest, they must bave withdrawn fifteen mil- lions from Wail strect, with the effect of sending the speculative terest to the foreign bankers for loans of sterling on pledge of stock collaterals, as was veferred to in this column early in the week. Other- ‘wise the statement is not so susceptible of explana- tion, unless on the theory that the bank accounts of seme of the larger pools in the stock market have been adjusted toproduce the discrepancy. Thus the @ecrease in legal tenders is only $827,000, when the shipments of currency to Chicago were several mil- hhons and the reflow during the past few days less than half a million. Furthermore, tnere is an in- crease in specie when a decrease was ex- pected, the Treasury. receipts for customs and the foreign exports of specie being largely 2m excess of the two millions government gold sold on Thursday. In partial explanation it is said that the banks bave receipted to the extent of about a million dollars for the November registered inter- ext, and nave counted the Treasury checks which are payable on and after Wednesday next asso much specie on hand, Tne deposits have fallen off ever eleven miluons, representing chiefly the con- traction in loans, So far as their surplus is con- cerned, and the calculation 1s made for all the banks on the Clearing touse sheet—the Twenty. ve Per vent law, if a good one, being as applicable, so tar as the interests of te public are concerned, to the state banks as well as to the national banks—a gain nas been achieved, and. they now hoid reserve enough to show a surplus of about one and a half millions— &n amount sinall enough to have excited consider- abie remark did tt not furnish a favorable contrast to the deficit of last week, and little enough to mect the ordinary exigencies of the banking movement at this season, regardless of the financtal commotion occasioned by the Chicago fire. The statement compares with its predecessor of last week as follows: — Oct, 14. Oct, 21. + $203,511.00 283, 580, 100 9, 10, 101,400 30,294,300 203,791,000 50,014, 700 Deposits, y Legal venders. ‘The changes are in detail as follows:: Decrease in loans. Increase in specie. - $9,990,000 823, 100 89, 11,391, ion 827,200 An analysis of the above figures shows that the Bcival logs in legal reserve has been $3,500, But she liabilities being reduced $11,430,800 they could Bfford £0 lose $2,854,200 more. Last week they Were $1,259,425 behind their reserve. Now they are $1,594,775 anead. MONEY EASY. The money market was easy, and the highest rate paid, even on stock collaterals, was seven, gold. Alter two o'olock there was @ pressure to lend bal- Buces at 1x and five percent, and atthe close of banking bours the rate was whatever the borrower Chose to make It, Prune commercial paper was quoted 10a 12. per cent discount, Foreign exchange was strong, and the leading drawers advanced their rates to 108, for sixty days orlng, and 1004 for sight bills, GOLD BTRONG~112 A 1124. The gola market was uusettled early in the day, wnder the efforts of the bear clique to cover their short sales, and relapsed to 112; but, on their suc- cegs in doing so and on their efforts to place them- selves on the buil site of the account, the price ad- ‘vanced to 1123, bid at the close, The course of the market 1s shown inthe table:— »U2K 2PM In the gold toan market the rates ranged from three per cent for carrying to 1-82 for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared... 9, 788,000 Gold balances. « 1,817,100 Currency balances. 430,486, The European steamers took ont $271 An silver bars, GOVERNMENTS FIRM, ‘The government list sympathized directly with the buoyancy on the Stock Exciange, the ease in money and the strength of the gold market. The tollowing were the ciosing street prices:—Unitea States currency sixes, 1105; a 111; do. do., 1881, Tegistered, 14's a 114%; do. do., coupon, 167, a ‘116; do. five-twenties, registered, May ad Novem- ber, 109% @ 110; do. do., 1862, coupon, do. 11440 11434; dO, do., 1864, do, do, 11335 a 118%; do. do., 1865, do. do., 11414 11435; do. do., registered, Janus ary and July, 112% @ 112%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do, 112% & 11254; do. do,, 1867, do, do., 1127, a 13; do, do., 1868, do. do., 1125; a 112%; do. ten-forties, registered, 107% & 108%; do. do, coupon, 108K a 200%, 000, chiefly STOCKS BUOYANT AND HIGHER, ‘The stock market was buoyant and brimful of en- thusiasm on the “bull? side. The « ruthlessiy bandied and competied to part with the Profits of the recent break, To retrieve their losses they deserted to the “bull ranks, and a “bear” became af rare a sight as was “hull” two days after the Chicago tire. The brokers were in ecstasies over the plenitude of orders and the activiy of business, it was a Held day on the “pull” sice, and the advance 1 prices ranged from one-hall to two percent. ‘the Southern State bonds were steady avd strong. The Sour Catotwa July bonds ad- vanced Ww 43 HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following ta shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the ¢ Highes Rew York Central consolidated New York Central scrip. Arne... Keaai Co are. Piwepur NOPD Wester Nortiwestern preierre ock Is)and Bt. Paul. St. Paul preferred. Onto and Mississipp Union Pacific. . Western Union Telegraph. ‘acific Mail THK RAILROAD BONDS The followmg were the bids for the ratiroad ponds:— ew York Can 8's, 188%, 9) a ew York Cen t's dm, TAOS 85 Qittney & To! tt, IN. BI Ma Sout Joya int Chics ela Cacjae Morrn & Kosex Ist m. New Jersny Cen 1 = jeezSLZESES a +s = ox 5 es eee! 3 3 i! 2 = E 398 Ze eg aie te! ins am) ze z z ¥ ic Fa tS eZ: Fe" 33 ae Bo Krk S| Cedar F & Mian “is ™.. ry THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bis forthe city bank shares:—New York, 152; Manhattan, 160; Mer- chants’, 113; Mechanics’, 150; America, 140; City, 225; Tradesmen’s, 151; Mechanics and Traders’, 120; Gatlatin Nauonal, 116; Merchants’ Exchange, 94; Leather Manufacturers’, 180; Seventh Ward, 106; Commerce, 110; Ocean, 80; Mercantile, 120; Bank of the Republic, 113; East River, 112; Nassau, 100; Continental, 93; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 924%; Central National, 105; Fourth National, 108; ae National, 117; Gold Exchange, 88. THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The imports other than dry goods and specie from the port of New York, for the week ending October 20, 1871, were $5,323,109, ‘The tmports of foreign dry goods at New York during the past week and siuce the beginning of the year were:— For the week. 1869, 1870, 1871. Entered at port... $1,319,456 $2,259,031 $1,701,927 ‘Thrown on market, 1,693,513 2,101,026 804,569 since Jan. 1. Emered at port 31,962,485 88,463,929 114,002,140 Thrown on market.S0, 172,710 90,306,010 123,653,787 ‘The total imports at this port for the past week were $7,115,036, against $6,244,339 the previous week and $6,310,229 for the corresponaing week of last year. ‘TRE SPECIE MOVEMENT. The exports of specie at this port during the past week and since the beginning of the year have been as follows:— ‘Total for the week. $601,843 Previously reportea 56,717,547 Total since January 1, 1871 ie 390 Same time 1870. 53,662 Same time 186). 280 oe Same time 1868. 66,752,340 Same time 1867. 42,741,178 Same time 1896 .. 59,947,969 Same Lime 1565. 25,221,831 SALESAT THE NEW YORK 8TOOX EXCHANGE. Saturds) "5 yy Ost. 21— 10015 A. M. $5000 U8 6 ‘Qu’ M Go" 11% 1000 US Sort nes ity 500 Adama Ex. 83 124 100 Wells-¥ argo Ex. ra "as 53. Me BB 124 by. 113; 81% ay 300 88 8 do. 8 33000 Va 6's, con. Hon HH KR et 5 Tu000 Tenn ta old a ve mn 2000 N Car 2100080 a0, dandy x 3 Tino xx A 000 Missouri 6" Big 5000 ss 4 att $849 6 rs a” | 9739 Bw Gen Pac. gld'bie:, 1s} 100 Cloy & 1000 Un Pac RR 1m... 84% 5OW Un Ps, Lgb..... 73" 300 17000 Han & StJo8's,cb 9535 1000 Great West 3dm.. 86 at 1000 Great W Ist, "88. Big in Chie ry RIRR.. 2000 C ys 30) Mil & St Paul RR. 100 Mi! & St PRR <M) Han : eo iit 404 400 Gol, Ceo BE 58 do. Ss os, in Un Pac RR. * 58g 8000 & Misa RR. do. . LL 688 50 do. 10 Pac M83. 45!, 300 do. 5 and 2:15 wulori P. 109% 10000 US 5-20, c, '65. e000 U8 5, 114ig “GGUS 620, 'r, 65, Hise, 1S s, cur. Pi vs! id, 6. 567 One of Clock P. Ve. 1 1000 Tol, PeokWlst, ED 89 80 abs LS& MSRRo be 96% 1000 Clev vc P 3d m, ie 20 di 26; 0 she West U Tel 41000 Us 5-20, r, "62. es ee do. 13 Rey 1m " var M88 So 60 Mii 2 SYP’ 3 Sa Goal to. 100 Mal a st Pp 300 U Btates Express WON YOR § REET Quorar TONS. 5:30 Rh oie Lice a7 M9 5615 ite na . aN Lake Short. . Onion Paciic.- au Pitiebursg..,...+ iBy Bos,Har £ brie ‘a % 25 Norihwesiern Benth May ‘eo a lin DRY GOODS MARKET. There bas, been no great amount of activity in the dry goods market during the past week. The lead- ing jobbers Imave neen moderately vasy, but tn gen- eral trade bas been quiet, with prices steady in the Market, at ‘home and abroad. The disturbance through the country, caused by the Western fires, contitiues to have its effect upon the dry goods trade, but the advancing season and the necessity lor duplicating stocks must also have its counter. acting infuence. The mdications for @ lively traae next month are good, considering We loss that parts Of the country have sustained. COLTON GOODS. Nothing of importance has occurred in the cotton goods Market, prices remaining firm, ws tncy are likely to ve tor some time tn the future. Brown sheetings and shirtingsin the standard grades are in better demand from both agents and joobers. ht fine brown goods the stock Is rather low, but in the heavy fine grades there is a better suppl All the low tickeis are in demand, and prices ave firm, Bl ached sheetings bave been calied for in alt styles, Prices are strong and the suppiy is iumited. Joubders are lvoking for low and medium grades, Drills lave been so} weil by jobbers aud stocks are well reducea aud prices anchanyed. Crashes are consideradiy oversold by agents in the low quolities, and the market is well reduced ib the medtum qualities. Canton Manvel uaproves with the cool weather, and al styles are beiny selected. The trade is sew erally good, with prospects ot improvement. Corset jeans and satteens are in good supply, and the movement is moderately good. Silecias are called for to suppty present demands, but the trade 1s not active. Prints do not seem to reach any assnred levet. ‘The stock 18 not large, and there will probably be no recborive im prices while printing cocis. are se nigh, WOOLLEN GooDs, Chincnilias are sold ahead. Beavers and Mos- cows are moving fairly, and flanneis im ihe low and medium grades s (| well. Fancy cassimeres in we new styles are cailed for, a ere Cre TR TT MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Royp— Grass.—On Weanesaay, Oetober 18, 1ST! , at the residence of the bride, by the Kev, Isaac Wescott, WILLIAM J, BOYD to MARY M. Gises, votl of Unis elty, JEWELE—COCHRANE.—On Thursday, at St. James’ chureh, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Charles Homer, GkORGE S. JEWELL. tO BLANCUE BVELINA, youngest daughter of William Cochrane. Jarek —MARKS.—On Wernesiday, Uctober 18, 1871. at the residence of the bride's parents, by the iev. Jatnes K. Gutheim, LUDWIG Jarre to’ BeNRIETLA. nig heer ot hyd da orig: a of this etty, +-MAGINN.—AL Churen a i the Apostle, Filty-uinth street, on Wadteanay. te tover 1, by Rev. J.P. Boafsh, assisted by Rev. Fathers Dwyer, HU and Young, Parrick J. Ken NEY (CO MINNIE 1. MAGINN, eldest daugmer ui P, F Maginy, Eaqg., both of this cuy, MORIARTY —O'OONNELI.~-On Thesday, 0) BI Sts. Peter and Mauls chureh, Brooklyn, the Key, Father Matone, assisted by Rey. Falver Fagan, Wiitiam V. MORtARTY to Mary G., onty chid of Mrs. Mary O'Connell, and mece of the tate Pever Murray, Esq, allot Brooklyn, B.D PoMARES—MUNOZ.—On Tuesday, Ochober 17, by the Rey, Father O'Callahag, of St Mary's Catholic churen, Brookiyn, MaktNo PoMakes to AN (daughter of Manuel Man0% ¥ Casiro, all of broonly Dies Byrve.—On Saturday, October 21, AcNes BYRNE, widow of Hugh Byrne, Rejatives and friends of the family, also of her brother-tu-iaw, dames Byrne are respectinily re quested to attend the Taneral, yt her tate rami donce, No. § Harniitom street, on Monday, Ootober 23, at two o'clock P. BM; thence to Calvary Cemetery piuterment. Bogart. —At Blizabeth, N. J., on Satarday, Octo- ber Zl, ALEXANDER J, BOGAK, In the Gith Vear of October 49, bis age. Notice of funerat hereafter, Burnert.—After a short itiness, W. J. BURNETT, agen 3 9 bu years, 6 relatives and friends of the famity are respect. wily mvited to atteud the funeral, from S& Mary's Protestant church, Classon and Willough- by avenues, tns (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Benevicr,—At Hurlem, on Thursday, October 19, MARTIN BENEDICT, in the 80th year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral from tne Methodist Episcopal church, corner Second avenue and 119th street, to ony (stinday), at three o’ciock P. MINGHAM.—On friday, October 20, MAGarn Buns , daughter of Philip and Honora biriningiam, aged 5 years, 9 months and 21 days. Let grief not fili my papa’s heart, Nor mamma's eyes with tears; For God has chose that we must part, But for a few brier years, For Philly will be kind to you, And Mary, too, will say, er Nora, she will comicrt you When Maggie's far away, And while | now in silence sleep, When you see my vacant coalr, On | dearest parents, do not weep If Maggie be not there. ‘The friends and Rice and those of her grand- father, kKdward Moyninan, and her uncles, kdward F. and Abraham W. Moynihan and Thomas and Patrick Birmingham, are respectfully requested to attend the iuneral, from the residence of her parents, 104 avenue D, near Highth street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two-o clock, BRAuM.—ANNA MARIA BRAHM, Wife of John Brahm, 85 years, 11 months and 22 days, Her relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 150 West Thirty-second street, on Sunday, October 22, at one o'clock P. M. CosTeLLo.—On Friday, October 20, ALICE Cos- ‘TELLO. ‘The (riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Matthew Miner, 70 Vandam street, on sunday, October 22, at two o'clock P. M.; thence wo Calvary Cemetery. ‘Gousrenronn At ‘Hudson City, N. J., on Friday, October 20, 1871, EDWARD COMMERFORD, native of Castile Comer, Kukenny county, lreland, aged 55 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvitedsto attend the funer: Sef from the residence Of nis son-in-law, Michael McNeill, Franklin street, near Warren street, Hudson City, N.J., snis day (Sunday), October 22, at twelve o'clock. CONNELL.—On Friday, October 20, 1871, JAMES CONNELL, aged 44 yeara, 10 months and 9 days. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fneral, from his late residence, No. 9 sie street, on Monday, October 23, at two o’cloc! CUNNINGHAM.—On Friday, Uctober 20, MAGGIE A., Capen iat of Charles F, and Jane Cunningham, aged 0 years, The tuneral will take place, from the residence of her parents, 327 Kast Forty mith street, on Sunday, October 22, at one o’clock P. M, CraFT.—On Friday, October 20, ELIza W. CRAFT, widow of John Crait, jn the 70th year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her son, John 8. Craft, 256 Spring street, this (Saturday) aiternoon, at one o'clock. Coorper.—On Friday, October 20, Mrs. MAGarr CooPshR, the beloved wife of James Cooper, in the 20th year of her age. relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, which will Take piace from her late residence, 30 Greenwich avenue, on Sunday, the 22d, at two o'clock. Davis.—On Friday morning, October 20, WILLIAM T., nfantson of Wiiliam D. and Maria G. Davis, aged 2 monuis and 7 days, Faperal services oe 62 Varick street, this (lay (Sunday), at two P. M. Dean.—At White Plains, on Friday, October 20, ALIcE, daughter of Josepn A. and Louise G. Dean, aged 21 years. The relatives and triengs are mmvited to atiend the funeral, on Monday, Uctover 23, at eleven o'clock, from the residenee’ of her parents, 87 Madison avenue, New York, DevIN¥.—A solemn requiem mass will be cele- brated in St. Joseph’s church on Monday, the 2: Instant, at nine o'clock, for the repose of the soul of the late Thomas Devine. The friends of the Jamily and the members of St. Joseph’s Church are Invited to attend, Extacuke.—In Brooxlyn, at his residence, 40 Lawrence street, ANDRIS ERLACHER, aged 65 years. The itiends of the family and those of his sons, | George A. and Charles A., are invited to attend the | tuneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, Oct. 22, at 2 o'clock. FARRELLY, of James aud Ann Farrelly, aged 2 years and 13 ays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully mvited to atteud the funeral, on Sunday, 2ud inst., at iWo o'clock, from Mls lave Fesidence, 722 nast Eleventh sireet, FOLSHER,—On Saturday, Octover 21, ANNA, wife o! Frederick Folsher, in the 47th year of her age. Nelatives and friends are respect:ully invited to ‘al, from 260 Greeuwicl streei, on Mouday, 23, at one o'clock P. M. | LAGHER. ~On Friday, October 20, 1871, SARAH GALAGHER, the beloved moter of soln, Denia, Vatrick abd Hugh Galagher, trom Newrey, Ire- lund. ine funeral will take place from her late resi- ' dence, sane street, ou Sunday, Uctober 22, at fanv son of Wiliam and Blizabeb’ Geagnon, aged 1 dean, 4 inonths anid Zi days, & The reanives aud Iriends are reapectfulty tavited funeral, from the residence of lis twee, Us (unday) afternoon, On Saturday, Uctover 21, 1871, Mrs. SARATT AY, Widow OF Ul Williain Gray, in Une S7bin of her age, e relatives and friends are respectinily invited to attend ihe Mneral, on Tuesday, the 200 MS, at one o'clock P. M., Irom ner jate resiuence, 103 West Eieventn siree Ber M. MEER, 1M Her S20 ye ) The relatives ana ends the family are re- specuuly invited to attend the fuaeral, this (Sun- lay) afternoon, at two ofciocs, frou her late resi- oe, 23 Thompson street, Guke.—in Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 21, Joun Moxos, itiant son of Wiilidu ana Jane hughes, agea i month and 5 days. KELLY. —On Friday, October 20, Jane, the beloved whe of John Kelly, in the 24th year of her age. ‘The relatives and ttiends are respectiully tovited to uttend the Lnneral, from her sister's residence, Mrs. Mary Downey, No. 17 vandewater sireet, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. KELLY.—ROSANNA J., aged 24 years, daughter of Mannah and the late Patrick Kelly. Funcral will take place Monday, October ten A. M., from 2u5 East Fortieth street. F ot the faintly are respectiully requested w attend. Loxton-—On saturday, October 21, GEORGE J. Loxton, aged 63 years, 2 months and 21 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the ex-memvers of Third compauy Seventh regiment, are respectiully invited to atiend the funeral at Spring street chnrek, near Varick, om Tuesday, October 24, at One O'Clock: Cantornia papers please copy. Mayek.—-On Friday, October 20, after a lingering ilness, JOSEPH MAYER, in the 72 2d’ year ol his uge. ‘The funeral wil! take place from the late residence of deceased, NO. 245 Kast Forty-eigith street, at ten o'clock this (3nnday) morning. The friends of the family, Hombolat Loage F. and A, M., Bar Sheba Lodge, 1. 0, B. B., Congregation Ahawatn Chesed, and Chebra “ilelp in Need,” are respectfully invitea to attend. MAnTISE.—On Friday, October 20, ANN AMELIA MARTINE, daughter of the late Jona Martine. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fneral services, this (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'clock, at 316 West Twentieth street, Maruer.—On Thursday morning, October 19, of consumption, MAKGARET ANN MATHER, whe of Robert F. Mather, and Gaughter of Francis B. Granger. ‘The resatives friends and are respectfally invited toatiend ihe ‘unerai, tals (Sanday) alvernoon, at one o'clock, irom her late residenee, 197 Kast Houston su Murrny.--On Saturday, Ociobor 21, Trto- Tey MURVHY, eged 50 Years, a Halive Of Macroon, county Cork, ireland, ‘The relatives aud (riends of the family are respect- Mily tnvited Ww attend the tuneral, trom hts late res dence, SL) Fast Fiity-ninth sureet, at half past one i without further notice. SSULLIVAN MOUUEN, of the | Parisi Riamat county Carey, Ireland, departed Us Ite, i che 85th year of nis age. ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the taneral, trom the res vieace of 18 son-dneiaw, James M. Lawder, 319 Van Brunt street, South Brooklyn, to-day (Sunday), October 22, ab one o'clock. Mos#ay.—On. Friday, October 20, THowas Me- KRAN, tuted 4 year: » ueral Wili take place from hia late residence, ront street, Brooklyu, ab one o'cluek to-day (Sunday). BLeiiast and Londonderry papers please copy. M On Saturday, Occober Zl, at hall-past A. M., THOMISENA MARY MOKENZIm, tho be. datigiter of John and bhiza MeKenate, A bud on earth, to bloom tn heaven, The relatives apt friends ot tie family are re- etinliy luviied t attend the funeral, from 400 Fifth ave WDay. w, October 19, MARTIN D. O'Day, son of Margaret and Thomas O'Day, aged 9 years. e funeral will take place from the parents’ resi reet, on Sunday afternoon, ck. de Uerober 22 PARSONS. port, Conn, on Friday night, October 2, FRANCS aged 35 years. ‘yhe relatives and friends are invited to attend { the tuneral, om Monday, at haif-past two P.M, Paur.—Suddenty, at her parents’ residence, 425 West Thirtieth street, EVALINA AGNES PAUL, only surviving daughter of Andrew and Agnes Paul, aged 1 year and Li months, ‘The fanerai at taxe place on Sunday, 22d Ins at one o’clock P. PRYBRELLY. ait ‘Brooklyn. on Saturday, October 21, SUSAN L., Wile of Augustus Peverelly, ta ihe 6yth year ot her age. Notice of tuneral Had at Purcens.--On Friday, sober 20, Barman, the Deloved daughier of W tian etd Catherine Purcell, ayed 18 years, a native of Castle Durrow, Queen's Ireland. Th ives and friends of the family are respect- fully Invited to actend ee funeral, frova the rest dence of Ii Sixth avenue, th (sunday) | afleraoon, at hall-past oue oletock, Parry.—At his residence, in Paterson, m Friday, the a ienae A. Perry, aged 39 3 months, and 13 ¢ ‘The friends or the family are invited to attend the fanerai, from fis residence, No, 260 Bast Vaulfouten street, on Monday, ine 23d instami, at two o'clock ‘PEreNs—On Thursday, Octoder 19, AeiNRIcH Gorr- LIke Parens, aged 84 years and 1 month, ‘Phe relatives aud iriends of the family are re- invited vo attend the funeral, on Sunday , aL WO O'clock, from his tate residence, 146 Unton street, South Brooklyn. Rocue.—In the 11th year or is age, WILLIE D., Roche, of Jamaica, L. 1. ce Irom the residence of 748 ‘Third aveoue, e 22d of October, at two o'clock. friends’ @& the family are respectfully iuvited to SCANLAN.—On Thursday, October 19, BRIDGET wife of Patrick Scanlan, aged 46 years, the parish of Culery, county Sligo, Ireland, The funeral will take place from her late resi- dence, 205 Mott street, on Sunday, October 22, at The friends and acquaintances of ted to atiend. Ss. C.) and Sligo (Ireland) papers please copy. PyumeRs.—On Thursday, October 19, after a brier iliness, THOMAS S. SOMMERS, Lodge and gon ot ihe late Kev, Relalives and friends of the’ Milly invited to aitend the funeral, at St. Thomas’ 1, on Sunday, the 22d ONDON AND NEW YORK s STEAMSHIP LINE. ‘ue first class steamships of this line will be despate! for London direct us foliows:— _ neg Pier 3 North Riv PARANA....Tusday, Uct. If P A ten Of passage, ty currency Firet cabin, #70; second Cabin, 96); steerage aa RB, & ASPINWALL, Ay 5 tena gents, the beloved son of Jame: @ funeral will Lake William Cros! For freight or rae ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP MPA. KEMEN AND SOUTH. AMPTON: October 2, at $P. Set, Hoboken’: to be followed by ave P. M., from Bremen pler to one o’clock P.M, the family ate AL) Past Master of Kane . G. Sommers, D. D. mily are respect- ORLRICHS & co. No, 2 Bowing Green. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL »STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, "CALLING AT BREST. The splendid vessels on this’ favorite ron Fill salt TN pler 40 dorth River, as folio Ravenswood. nst.. at hali-past two o'clock P. M. East Thirty-fourth street and East Ninety-second street every fifteen minutes, SUMMONS.—The members of Kane Lodge, No. 454, summoned to meet at the lodge rooms, 146 Broadway, on Sunday, 22d inst., at twelve o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late W. Brother, Thoma F. and A. M., are hereb for the Continent By order of the een pate ~pattuday, Deo, & COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. U hod GREAT SOURRERE FARIGRY AND PASSENGER VIA CHARLES! pet 8. ¢. a Lang Mh Youn, Oct. 1, 1871. Special, arran; t for the ne STATE FAIRS to be held at 10; Atanta, Ga., October 16; Macon, Augusta, Ga,, October Jt; Mout , and Columbia, 8. C. November 6, Rome, Ga, Octo! Ga., Vetober 2 " Fe cent og eg lave heen m: GREAT SOUTHERN A PREIGUT AND PASSENGER LINP, VIA CHARLESTON, 8. This tine will ‘ines Fxecursi on Ticketa to the above points ‘Tickets good for sity days from Gate of issue at 98775 , Octover 16. - oe Macon, Ga.,’ October 23 Hd Avg » ia, October . _% Montgomery. Alu.. October a1. - & Columb Noveraber 6. - 3 All freight (or the Kaira. will i rates goii and returnet te York tree, at a otioar's rat freight has not ebanued bands in the taterien, Shippers muss consign shipments to the Secretary of the Pair, care of South Olina Raiiroad Agent, € ‘farlenton, 8. C., marking desti- on in ta ‘at pier 29 North River, and through bills a signed, aud passave tickets o! at HENRY R, MORGAN & CO. No. 177 West strect, New York, Steamers salt at 3 P.M. from pler #9 North River every Tuexday, Thursday ano Saturoay BENTLEY D. HASELL, Genoral Agent, 12 317 Broadway, New York, Freight of Tavting Ness the office of Pa Neste: Dawes Saturday, Dec. 16 guet Of passage in gol id Gneltaing wine) to Brest or ee + #125 | Second cabin...sesseeee+. B75 Fxcursion tickets tt Tre luced vaken. te Ww SHUTER—On Saturday, October 21, MARY ANN M., wife of Joseph Shuter, daughter of Robert McLaren, ‘The relatives an‘ friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the (uneral, from her late resi- dence, 81 Tenth avenue, on Sunday, October transit by Bnglisn railway and the discomforts the Channel, besides saving thm SHEIKLOCK.—On Thursday, October 19, JANE SHE: | Pio FHORGE MEKENZII A 18 years; @ native of Ballyjamesduil, ni Tue reiauves and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, this day (Sanday), at two o'clock F, M., from 302 West Fortueth street, to Calvary Cemetery. STEBLINS.~—On Thursday, September 14, at’ Stan- fordville, N. Y., FRaNcks Buizanerit, aged 7 years, daughter of Charles aud Mary Ann Stebbins. STSeBINS.—On Sunday, Ociober 15, at Stanford- MARY ANN Groves, wife of Cnarles Stebbins, aged 41, native, of ¥: ork, Engtand, daugh- ter of the late Dr, Willtam Groves, of uils city. SWEENEY,—On Saturday, October 21, SWEENEY, @ native of the parish of Dunnamore, ty of Cork, Ireland, aged 78 years. ‘The friends of the family and those of his son, Owen Sweeney, are respect uily invited to attend the l, the residence of Declan Cunningham, 4:2 Basi Filty-tiird sirect, on wendy. behets 28, at one o'clock. ri 48 please copy Wann on Satur LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Royal Mail steamers are appo' CITY OF ANTWERP. ITY OF P LAM ERIC ceeding Saturday wad” Ture ville, N. Y., b r — in currence, Payable in gol. Jal je | Poriamonth, ont zht here at moderate rates by persons withiug to wend fe his. condnaw For further information ops at H the company's at Broadway, Rew" Work, ‘and Liverpool, jay, October 21, MICHAKL WAnkD, i. nteam A fai aie "Aa in oe ‘world. aged 31 years, a native of Bailyelin, county Carlo, New and full pow- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- to attend the funeral, ront his tate resi- ast Thirty-second street, on Monday, at 7 ALTIC, 6,000 tons ae 3,000 h. p. ow York op Saturdays, (roa bverpoot om Gork harbor each wav. WILson.—On Saturday, October 21, 1, ©., daughter of George H. and Kate Wilson, agea 6 months and 16 4 ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, troin the residence of ner pa- Tents, 26 Oliver strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at es Accompany theme au Rates—Saloon, $50 in go ‘Those wisbiue to send for’ friends from the prepaid certiiicates, 435 rk, 5 Leerayes $30 in curency, can now obtain ste Massenzers booked y, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, nied at lowest rates, RELIGLOUS NOMUCES. MEETING IN BEHALF OF fant ama a new institution, an toned children, f infanticl e, will. be Broadway and Thirty: P.M. ‘Addresner will be made . D,; Rev. H. K. Montgomery, D. D.y and by medical gentlemen. may feel interested in this, ol mortality in New ¥ (SEXTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SEVENTH AVE Fourteenth street.-- reaching on Sunday, May ‘Andrew Longacre, pastor, in attendance to aea! strange \HURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, J corner of Fifty-ifth sti ervice and sermon in the w E. 0. Flage, Rector. NHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, CORNE J avenue and Thirty-four. street, Rey kveping aubiect “Are You ‘Ally 034 A. ds, and 7} P. M. NHRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE 1ifth street.—Services ov Sunday as follows: »Prayer and Sermon at 10/6 A. BEY. rebel te Exe nel jon tickets Dratts from £1 upware, For information apply at the com Broadway, New York, é 1 5 3 4-0 aud da, preventing dat the Taberna h street, Sunday, Qctober 22, y's oflice, No, 19 . SPARKS, Agent, Sast India avenu AUNARD LINE. / ‘The British and North, American Royal Mail Steamsi Liverpool, calling at Cork Ha Leadenhall street, Lan’ All, are cordiall kcheme to provide a women’s cena and to lessen infant between New Yar York wu A | SCOTIA, We inesda: Oct. dsecond hand Sifips’ HINA.’ Wea v9 O ABY by and second hand Sifipa’ Bow CALABRIA, urday:hov.ti is. A, Sat) ALGERIA, Saturday TES OF PASSAGE, By We ineaday steamers, not carrying Steeraze. Per Kussia and Scotia. » Nov. L. 5 Wed eday, Nov. 8. Nov. lay ry BA, Weanesay Noy, 22. other ‘Aiterer it v Ships. ning at 103g; Sunday school at 220 ain $99 , god dotels frow Lirsrposi’ aad Queenstown’ and all rope at lowest rater. Lading given for Belfast, ‘ntwerp and other ports ou the Continent; aud tot at the Company's Trinity Bulldins, NC! par thr bh Bills of munfon at 7A. M eventing service a | Hadiicreantua pores. freight ani cabin passage app! 0 No, 4 Bowling Green, For steerage passage, wt tay Broadw PEW) IN MADI- son Square Presbyterian Church (Dr. dress oF inquire at oilice, wid West twenty-ninth street. YRAC E CAURC a J street, —The Right oF Geopsii wil preach mares M., 00 Sunday, Vet. 22 $7. LUKE'S METHODIST EPIRCOPA L eHuRcH TION AL LINE. STEAM TO QU f EN OLAND, Andrew: | FRANCE, Thompson. W. Beckwith, D.D., ehurea at LUA, M. and 4B. SENSTOWN og te LIVERPOOL, arday, Nov. at MIO AL AL stew i dane ‘Trustees in Ben mi m Laverpool, Queenstown, +9 COMPANIES’ NOTICE GASSNER CITIZENS’ 9 155 Varies desiring 5 aa 'espeolally iny friends (to whom T have given wr ttn no: fice) will please send in promptiy to my wir ai polices of such compantes as are to be replaced by others known to be goad. disasters at Chicigo and other points are ca! ‘This shoul not be 80, onseathed and no fe and trustworthy in every on 810,000 IN INSHRANCE | cuLORADO. & WISCONSIN, Witham ve From pier 46 North itiver, Cabin pares go, $7, cold Prepaid Hekets, 833, curreney. bé ‘axsengert booked to and from Pari Deatis ta ina dd late ito create | & genera diatra erage, $30, currency, Hamburg, Norway nglan |, France aud HireK.- On Saturday, October 21, of dropsy, ELiZs- | | Germany at oe WiLUL ‘Ay ‘Branch ollie, ame RICAN PACKET iron mail steam ckwhaneen will wall ix October 24, 1871, at 2 Tnseitled Loasen. Chicago Lowen Plymouth, London, taking passengers fi ambrg leerage, | First Cabin, $120; raya The VANDALIA will leave for Hamburg as ex'ra steamer aud take passengers at the aanal rate, 31, 1871. RICHARD & BOAS, * General Passenger Agents, No. 6 Barclay street, N. Y. rik Uc elaalthd N. jis popes y, October day. November 4, $30, currency. ly at No. 4 Bowling Green, Broadeay. Trintty bu HOLS ATIA will wai KUNHARDT & CO, WANTED TO PURCHASE. TEAM TO LIVERPOOL axe rat class Hotel. situated fe some desirable locati or Pennsylvania. erage passage to OF SUPERIOR EDUCATION, RE | , FOF steerage passaze a in Paris, wishes vo receive a few FRENCH LADY, at A ARES G FRANCKLYN, Agent. and will have the advan Masters for languages, m ilars address Mr. OLLI For partic IER BLAUREGAR. Rue ves Salute Peres, Paria, ees STATES PASSPORT OFFICE Fok © ) Passports promptly issued; also Notary Vablie and Compmssioner (or every stata THE LECTURE SU. . KING, Pasaport Agent, 36% Broadway, LECTURE UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE MAYO Young Men's Assoclation, of New York, by the Ver: F., Belmnilet, county Mu viay evening, October 23, hy of Tuam, STEAMSHIP. 11P COMPANY'S LINE 1 Japan og China, Cooper Institute MAIL STEAM the Penal etatntes, carrying Maila, 1 ampere and Freight jartha, hy Greytown, STORAGE. te Aa JTORAGE..-BEVERAL ARTICLES OF FURNITURE RE from al Kast Twenty-second # place unknown; any information will be rewarded Fhirty-iret sireet. Ste ap leave 15th and: Mth of each Month, except when , then the day previvus. TAR, Captain H. P. Conner, clock noon, for Aspinwull necting at Panama with stea y ‘at Punta Arenas, Acaju m tes tall on Sanday W, steamer RESIN | Captain Parker, San Jose, Gaatemal, EAM MARGLE AN 36 bast Bightecath street jarole Counters, 3 Mortyages taken in trade sooerileens ont uw for last named es that defy compeut | for Japan and LARGEST ASSORT. sxaut new desians, WART & CO., J SITED STATES MAIL Atantic Mai! Steaurabip ¢ omy. | Salling reguarly every at ek oly, troin pier No. «North URL in T. 1 } ROG AST Lb, SOLUMBIA, Captan Fur freight or p HAYA, » ) AND VERA CR ow ) pier 17 Kast River acd P.M ansiip Line, leaving 1H A SPECTALTY. BE, AUTIFU Loum rt t Friday, Nov. 4 ENNEDY, 274 Bowery. NITED STATES AND pete MAIL STEAMSHIP pany. The ele.ant screw steamship MERRIMACK, € At will satl for St. Tho nd fio Janviro, on Mond id A! North Kiver. y to WiNLIAM R. GARRISON, N as asimin fmereay paired. Jo Say vie Mas w, ‘ For freight or passage ap 99 § FULTON STRFI Par ay rey doe; lock Wine, st «#4 pel Se Bor ol Rive Whiskey, ‘ON ST, Tete TOUCH. MPEXAS LINE OF GALY fig at Key West, carrving the United States Mail. Tatenmehip CLYD bs Captain, Kennedy, ut pier 20 Will leave on Saturday, ¢ of lating given to 00 a n, Honston and Henderson « ~ MATRIMONIAL. MIDDLE “AGED AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, eptionable character, refinemen lesiren to correspond with a congenial ai Wualided; object matrimony. Address UONUR, Hs if freight or paarage apply to coer Ce MALLORY & CO., 153 Malden lane, or to W. P. CLYDE, 119 Wall streets BW ORLEANS Dinner. ANTS LOTHING, H. KOSENTHAL'S, 233 THIRD AVENU! late GL Third ave men can obtaty the highest value for z by inquiring oF ai d wed to Bod Carpeta hy mauiring oF addressing, Ladies attoaded t " Ninteenth arort gentlemen can obtai weived daily. Throug ile, Gniveston an’ fn rates given for St. Louis, ‘ast-olt Clothing rior acoommodation: AKER, 3 Broadw: NOR aw 01 seine BRE The Cromwell The steamship ST. LOUIS, No.9 North River, on Suinrday, Get. 2 at 3 o!loe ¥ ved ‘Through raven Uren to ak ASTROLO TEST.—MRS. ANNA, BUSINESS Spiritnalist, tells s everything, you of the one Brn ae SLATRVOYANT, name and the same r mind at first; no natiefac- between Yhirty-irst and te, For bo peas MWELL & 00., 8 Weta JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Southera Line, The steamship C. W. LORD, n Re _ mil eave pier 21 Enat River, Wefneeany, October 25, it. Lonin, Monte and Gaiveston taken, bor fr ai or] ae having superior accommodations, . H. MALLORY & CO., 158 M: Notion ernawans LEAVE FOR 8 avery Tuctday and Saturday, ‘OF parsaye apply to M. M. t cesetull CONSULTATIONS omy lnwaaite absent friends, love, mar: refused fniess aatiafied. alervoyant, Ol Sixth wrenne, riage, Ricknens Madame sina [ADANE ODARA A ALMA, DE PARIS (CLAR ro —Conanitations in oglish, rench and (ier 1,289 Broadway, between ‘Thirtieth and Tuirty- firat i PAs ALLED EUROPEAN ‘ale yang | AND BUSI- f sives name o! “ay-lret street, Broadway and Seventh avenue, ide 0. 108 Weak HE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE FOR CHARLESTON, 8, THK FLORIDA ; PORTS AND SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, sailing from pier No. 3 North River, ats P.M. every Tuse day, Thuralay and Saturday, ‘The firat clas CHARLESTON, Cuptain James Berry, Will sail on Tuesday, Qetober ra {urongh passage tekets and bills of lading issued at lowem var local freight and passage apply to HENRY R, MOKGAN & OO. 177 West strect, corner Warren treet. For through freight and raves apol BENTLEY D. HASEL eral Agent Grext Southern Freight. L } Brondway. The steamabip SUt a CABOLINA low and sat on Thurmiay, Oetover from pier 4 yor NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, Old Dominion Steamship Co.npauy, 4 amers of this line leaye pier 37 North River, foot of ach street, The steamship HAT’ rane (with fretyht), i feet) ané Monday, October 2 RA, for T hes toe Tennessee at We Nortoik, City Point and Ricumond, on aloe, nae Ohio Railroad and mond and ts and through bilts of Idding at outh aud Southwest. y the ships sauing on Monday, i Friday, Apply at on pier 37, or at office of the company, It Greenwich corner of Dey. Mne, the Se. Railroad, Chi Danville Raitro: m LBANY AND Trom pier 44 x! rth Rive: r Mules Fare &) cents altern Steamers VANDERBILT and CON- NECTICUT. iralugy leave ‘roy at TP, M., and Albway at Sig P.M. OR KEYVORT F ‘On nut after Monday, October : the steamer MATIEAWAN will leave pier fo t of Barciay treet, at a P.M., and Ke; ‘ypart at 8. AL i| EGULAR SUNDAY RV NING BOAT FOR ALBANY fi pier 44 North River (Spring street), at € » {0 clock, connecting with ary, express trains on Monday orning for the West and Nori vave foot of Murray street, n Ratlroady arg im Ma TE aad J MILLS, Suyerintendent. New Jers steamers EMPIRE STA YAC Ts, STEAMBOATS, &C. 5 DIFFERENT KINDS AND SIZES OF NEW ‘some aultate for pro- icPHEN ROBERTS, 14th street and Harlem | River, WORTHY AND 8OU ND 8m HOONER 4) tons, for sale, very cheap; anche Ham orkins and racing sails; findings complete, Aare aa ‘OWN ik 78 Broad street. V 7ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CLINK ie ¢ BUILT FISH. ing Boat, with shifting sails; cheap for cash. Address A. Vy Heraid olive, OATS. pellers. FURNITURE. A.—FURKITURE AND BEDDING. 4N CONSEQUENCE d# OUR ENORMOUS SALES AND IMMENSE FACILITIES FOR PRODUCTION WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER GOODS IN OUR LINE AT very reasonable prices. We have constantly on band a superb stock é¢ PARLOR FURNITURE, CHAMBER SETS, ‘of the most elegaut and latent de designs, Buffets, secretaries, res, Hall Stanils, also ordinary Chamber and Kitchen on feathers are purified and ting them perfectiy odoriews and hand and mace to orde i = Furniture, Redding and Mattresses of every description on a drodorized py steam, rende preventing moths from destroying tem, A SPROLALTY, A COMPLETE, uD FOR six DOLLARS, consisting of ON, BED, a G 35 POUNDS, ONE BOLS WING 7 POUNDS TWO PILLOW: BACH WEIGHING & POUNDS. Blankets at #2 25 per pair. G. & 8. HEYMAN & MACK, WAREROOMS 888 AND 38 HOUSTON STREET. WAREROOMS, 276, 278, 2830 AND 983 HUDSON STREET, Main entrance corner Houston and Hudson st UPTOWN STORE 555 SIXTH AY AVENUF, ORNER THIRTY ra ped STREET. Factories, 276, 378, 380 Hudson street, New Yor! PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING, will'diapose of all iat ei it, nd plato hold Furniture, mudcens Farle, Baty cost fe jel “iatest_ styles; Rep and Haircloth Suits, its, in rosewood and wal- nuit; hatanda, curled Halr and Spring Mattr Ornaments, Turkish Lou and Ensy Chat ookcases, Bullet, Centre, Bide aud Extension Tables; solid Stver, Glass and China niliant Sones 74 octave rosewood Panoforte, cust 4700, for #300; stool and cover. Call at private residence 1) West Twenty-tiird street. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, Bedding, at the lowest cash prices, or on weekly or inonthly instalments, a: O'FARRELL'S warerooras, Noa) Eighth avenue, corner Twentiati atroet, OVER FIFTY MAGN LFICENT PARLOR SUITS A, all styles: es all ci nh eb — and reps rom 350 up bo 250 a 80 vi ural Hany Coalra, GiamberLibaerent: Dialog Furntare ae 4 bargain if ‘for tis week, at £. KOTH'S Parlor Suit mannfactory, @ Bleecker street, between and Mulberry street, A LARGE PRIVATE SALE-AT THE PRIVATE brown stone residence 252 West Forty-second street, Between Seventh ani Eighth avenues, property of © Colonel T. Reidelake, Roxewood grand square 74 octave Pb Ren gsts: two megniticent pati, brocatel Parlor Suite, each Auit cont $4, for #150; one do., $100; reps and Library Suite from $50 up; rosewood and walnut Chamber Suita, | Mattrenses, Carpets, Mirrors, Curtaias, Paintings, Buffet, Lxtension Tahie, Tarkish Chairs, Lounges, 4c,, for less than bait ortginat cost. JURNITURE, AV RETATL.-WE MANUFACTORE THE ¥ urnitare, as wainnt Chamber Suite, from $75 to A 0; Parlor Suits, from B100 to have ‘opened our immense wholesale warerooms 10 the retall ahow the largest variety of any mapofactarer in the city. I ated illustrations of all styles of Furniture of oar own manufacture furnished on application by mail of otherw se. We W. BAXTER & CO 202 and 204 Canal sireet, corner | ( SARPED by the week or month, Term: KELLY & €0., Corner Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, — JAURSITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING. THE LARG- est assortment and the lowest prices ior cash or weekly or monthly payments, at B. M. MOWPLATHWAIPS, Joo Chatham street FOuRNETURE, Cane ROOKS, LIBRARIES, bought for casn at No. 4 University place, between tae | street Amd Wastington square ; 50,000 volumes of Books for JOR SALH—A LT OF Brussels, \ #175 per yard; WBA Bust FURNITURE, CARPE 1° Mattresses, Pur.or’ Beds, at o Farnteking Wessbooss,, 249, Beodeags pie ae to snit the times, N ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS CARPETS, P| Furniture, Bedding, & DEALY & CUNNINGHAM. 88/ and ‘86 Thirt avenue, near Twenty-elgnin atrect, lower than any other house ta te ety. Pric EDICAL. TIENTIO . TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN HOSPI- experie Diseases permancutly and saccess{ully Consultation free, Jit. FRANKLIN, 16l Bleeoker street. A MRS, W. H. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, AL. IM Bast Ponta street, eu PERFECT AND LASTING CURE FOR ALL SPE- cial Diseases, by the old practitioner. Dr. LiWis, No. 7 Beach street, ORINDLE, PROFESSORS or va street, near Sixth A —DR, AND MADAM «+ midwitery, 10 We nu D* AND MME. WEST, PROFESSORS OF MID. Wifery. 144 West FortiAll street, near Nerenth avenue, T)%, HUNTER, 1S BROADWAY. HAVING RETURNED from Europe, is prepared 0 treat all special diseases selentit | D* HUNTER, 68} BROADWAY, 18 NO NU MBUGOING quack, Afiictst permanently'and immediately eared at reasonable charges, without mercury. DS HUNTER, 692 BROADWAY, GRADUATE OF TI ile highest nedivel colleges, will guarantee the eure Theumaiism and neuralgia, Ei D's KOTT, PHYSICIAN FOR LADTES, 3 BOND treet. berms moderate; satisfaction guaranteed. UCIE BELL, MAGNETI AND ELEC TRIC Bigg an 1.284 Broadway. Chronic and acute jv irewteds