The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1873, Page 8

8 THE MONETARY SITUATION. | yin Facts Out- a SMxamination of Yesterd ee riehs side of the moeest Settlements Reported. Yesterday was a blue day on Wall street, nape @espite the many returning encouraging signs in Bhe general outlook, te growing confidence was ‘everborne for the time by the sopetisicn of rue mors, both st home and abroad, 1p respect to in- ‘eidents of the present financial situation, First ment in respect to the etairs of the eae Manufacturing Company, in which the indebtedmess of the company was presented as $14,000,000, with assets only Of $7,000,000, Later information supplied the correction that these figures had been misplaced in the first qatement, the debts being $7,000,000 and the assets $14,000,000 or over; Bubsequentiy put at $11,000,000 surplus. It was 0 reported that sus- pension “is inevitable to-day,” which, on imquiry, proved to be false. The MAGNIFIED IMPORTANCE ‘which ramors of this kind get on the street just mow and their rapid circulation from hand to hand show that there 1s still a large bear purpose there, weeking a yet lower scale of values. Im adaition to this announcement a failure in Amsterdam, another in Vienna, the decline abroad of Missour: Kansas and ‘Texas bonds, and a general distrust 0} American securities in London, as shown by a de- cline in our bonds there, were used to affect the meral situation. It is only from our own local flaences that encouragement was found. This came from a new quarter, being the statement of A PROPOSED SETTLEMENT | on the part.of the creditors of Grinnell & Co. with that house. Inquiry in the best informed circles Geveloped these facts:—Thatit is proposed that ‘the large creditors who are secured by stock Col- teral shail take the stocks at such, prices as will e the estate in funcs wherewith to pay in full. For instance, that the 80,000 shares of Lake Shoro tock shall be taken at a price—perlaps 50 and per- eros higher. There is certainly areason why the large creditors should make such @ move; for its believed that some, if not many, of them have taken more than legal interest, and are thereby subject to the penalties of the Usury law, which involve the forieiture of the principal of a loan on which more than seven per vent has been charged. While it is mot believed that the Messrs. Grinnell would countenance the lea of usury, {t must, nevertheless, be remem- red that they have no voice in the matter aiter ap assignee has been appointed, who is obliged to make such plea, provided the estate cannot pay every creditor in juli, It is fair to remark that there is no longer a disposition to blame the Messrs. Grinnell for the course they have taken; for in the light of facts developed since their sus- pension itis apparent that no other course was Dpen to them. It was stated early in the day that the Union Trust Company had negotiated Mr, Vanderbilt’s aotes, given to them in settlement, abroad. Mr. Wesley, the Receiver, authorized o denial of this statement. REAL ESTATE, Postponement of “The Barney Bowers Tract” Sale. The result of yesterday's operations in the real estate market was disappointing. The offering of “the Barney Bowers tract” that had been looked forward to with great interest for some @ays, resulted in a iailure because of some difficulty among the Owners, the explanation of which is thus given. Dudley Field owns two-thirds of the property, and Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., owns the other third, and they had mutually agreed to sell the pro” perty in order to effect a partition. The project went onsmoothly until yesteraay morning, when Mr. Field called upon Mr. John McClave and showed him a marked map, with prices representing in the aggre- gate about $20,000 less than the cost. Mr. McClave, 88 the representative of Mr. Jarvis, refused to allow the Lig edhe to be put up upon such conditions, and, im the absence of Mr. Jarvis, authorized the auc- tioneer, James M. Miller, to proceed to the Ex- change Salesroom and adjourn the sale. then stated that he would get another auctioneer gad sell the property on his own responsibility. He then proceeded to the salesroom and engaged Mr. Bleecker to sell the property, which was ac- cordingly put up, with the result as given below. This misunderstanding, of course, takes this sale out of the market asa testo! values. Alter the @isposition of a few lots the property was with- Grawn. The following are yesterday's Sales :— W YORK PROPRRTY—BY 4, D. MELLICK, JR., AND BROTHER, 0. 25x. lots s. w. corner Ist 6 block ; Jacob Voorhi ces 8,600 Son AND 100 ft. w. 4th ay., lot BY 4. 3. Astory b. h. and lot, s. 00; A. Mansell, p’ 39,000 BY 4. LEECKER, 8. 69th st., ft. LEBCKER, SON AND (Barney Bowers tract.) p.¢, corner Audubon ay. and 187¢ 120; O, J. Cros i per A plots, 2x12), and 5 plots, 2 above; 0. J. Crossman; per lot. Plot n. s. 187th st., 120 ft. e. Audubon a ‘V. Harnet 58 plots adjoin: r lot... 3, and 6 plow iden ; per lot. 2 vi ++ 1,800 The sale of real estate at White Plains, West- chester county, by order of Edward J. Wiison, oc- curs this day and on Saturday, as was previously Stated here. ALAS FOR THE RARITY OF CHRISTIAN OHARITY } ‘This afternoon, at an early hour, an Italian emi- grant, a native of Naples, was taken by the ambu- lance to the Park Hospital, in tne last stages of starvation. He was found in an alleyway at No. 24 Oak street, where he had been lying for two days, He gave his name as Giovanni Stefano, aged twenty-four, but was too weak to be able to tell more of lis antecedents, + + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS m Married, Dv CuENE—MOoRE.—On Tuesday, September 2, at Lacerne, Switzeriand, py His Excellency Monsig- nore Agnozzi, Chargé d’ Affaires du St. Siege, GAETAN DU CHENE, Vomte de Thiene, to CaRLOTTA, only @aughter of the late Josiah Moore, of Manila, Philippine Islands, Hariis—Oorrin.—On Tuesday, October 28, at Derby, Conn., by the Rey. Leonidas Baldwin, [Saac HakRis, of Brooklyn, to Rrra E., daughter of Joseph Oofin, tormeriy of Brooklyn, Isa |ACKSON.—On Wednesday, October 29, by the Rev. J.J. Lyons, A. CLARENCE ISAACS to Mary Constance, daughter of John D. Jackson, all of this city. JESSUP—HUNTINGTON.—At Rochester, on Tues- day, October 28, at tue residence of the bride's rents, by the Rey. W. K. Parker, of Amenia, i. Y.. JOHN C. Jessup, of New York, to CaRRig, danghter of Mr. Elon Huntington, of Rochester. KinG—McADAM.—On Thursday, October 23, 1873, at the Church of the Divine Paternity, by Rev. Sea eee ee a ee Pages Cora 5 er of the late James G. all of this city, oe Mans—GEE.—On Wednesday, October 29, 1873, at p residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rey. Dr. lutton, JoHN MaRs to ESTBER GEE, Doth of this city. No Cen HAWROT—MCCRACKAN.—On Tuesda: by the Rev. Francis Peck, assisted by the Rev. W. Jobngon, Mr. ALEX. H. SHawRoT to Mrs, S. E. ee, all of Brooklyn, E. D, ES—SPRAGUE.—On Wednesday, October 29, by the Rev. H. D. Northrup, FRebEnice P. Voortges, of Rocky Hill, N. J., to ALICE, daughter Of the late Edward ‘pb. Sprague, of this city, Birth, CONNOLLY.—At Unionport N. Y., on Saturday, October ‘Ola Bon. October 28, Hotel, Westchester, 2, Mrs. P. CONNOLLY, October 28, 1973, at Mont- ville, Conn., ANNA S. BAKER, daughter ar Chenont ¥. and the late Uaptain E. B. Beker, aged 34 years, pone, faneral will take place at ihe “Fleet ‘street iscopal church, Brooklyn, a inst., at two o'cleck. ? yD, to-day, 20th Binin.—At Chicago, Il., on satcrday, Octover 25, 1873, JEAN ANTOINE JOSE BLN, 10 his sth year. Paris and Belginm papers please copy. Conn.—On Tuesday, Octoner 28, Lorra, o1 child of Sol, A. and Fannie Cohn, aged 16 montiy Funeral from her late residence, 135 Kast Sev- aoa street, this (Thursday) morning, at nine COKDRAY.—BENJAMIN G, CORDRAY, in the 58th year of his age. BakeEr.—On ey No. 1, A. Y. M.; Zetlandt Chapter, No, 141, R.A. M., and’ Morton Command. ary, No. 4, K. T., are respectfully invited to attend fe funeral, from his Jate residence, No. 110 Sum- t street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, November 2, at ber SS ~ pe P.M, Alm-—On Tuesday, October 28, MAKY ANN, mile of Thomas iL. Crain, in the Bist year of. Fer a e. vited to attang 04 friends of the family are in- Su Cherry at to-day ifhutanay ataeoroeeke wy UO-t nara CK CRENEY.—At Haverstraw-on Hudson. ou Tues day, Octobe: Won yea or ero JAMES CuENey, S1,, ‘in the 60th laneral will tate py}; 7 Ouppy, ged! years." October’ 29, Katie B, ends are invited to attend } ureday, October 30, reek foneral, on ton sirect, Brooklyn’ ‘W® Clock, trom a7 ENNISOM.—At New Brunswick, N, io a ol , Maweral services willbe ugia in the huroh of tie Mr. Field | YEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, UUTOBER 30, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. oF Reformation, Yates avenne, between Crasson and klin avenue, Brooklyn, on Friday, October 31, ry ‘twelve Anes ‘The remains will be interred in Evergreen Cetnetery, Dose’ .—soseru Durry, aged 2 years, 3 months and 19 days, ‘ rat from the residence of his parents, No. 54 North Moore street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, DUROCHE.—At Thomaston, Conn., on Tuesday, October 28, James B, DUROCHE, aged 40 years, 1 month and 4 days, Carriages will be in waiting at the Grand Central paps nd twelve o'clock, from thence to Cypress emetery. FaGan.—On Tuesday, Cotober 28, YINorNT Pac am, beloved gon of Michael J. and Mary A, Pagan, age 2 1 month and 6 days. . he relatives and iriends of the family are re- ectfully invited to attend the funeral, this hursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, 443 East Fourteenth street. GILBERT.—On Monday, October 27, Louis ©., only son of Henry BE, and Roxana M. Gilbert, aged 23 ears, YGmne relatives and friends of the ‘amity, members of Washington Lodge, 2i; Washington and Union chapters, K. A. M., are invited to attend the funeral, pit: el — residence, on Tuursday, 30th inst., at Wo o'clock. GRANEY.—On Tuesday, October 28, JOHN GRANEY, ed 43 years. ‘uneral will take place from his late residence, on Thursday, October 30, at one o'clock P. M. Kela- ee renee of the family are respectiully in- Vited to attend, Haynes. —In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Tuesday, Octo- ber 28, CORNELIA B., Widow of Jesse R. Haynes. The relatives and frends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the juneral, from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Brown, No. 816 Halsey street, near Tompkins avenue, on Fri- day, October 3, at two o’clock, BENAN.—At Green River, Wyoming Territory, on Saturday, October 25, JoHN OC, HEBNAN, in the seth year of his age. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the fmneral, on Saturday, November 1, at eight o’clock A. M., from she Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, Where @ solemn high mass wiil be cele- brated. The remains will be conveyed to Albany for interment, Train leaves Forty-second street at 10 o'clock A, M. Hicksy.,—On Tuesday, October 28, after along iilness, JAMES, eldest son of the late Danie! Hickey. The funeral will take place from the residence of hs mother, No, 483 West I'wenty-elghth street, on Thursday, October 30, at one P. M. JACKSON.—At Newark, N. J,, on Wednesday, Oc- tober 29, JOSEPH GEORGE, eouneee son of the late William and Margaret Jackson, aged 24 years and 6 months. The remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Lainc.—At Rahway, N. J., on Tuesday, October 28, Many, widow of Augustus ©. Laing. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her father, B. B. eae 108 Seminary street, to-day, at half-past two P. M.’ ‘Trains leave P. R. K. depot at twelve and one P. M. LinpsLey.—At Union, N. J., on Tuesday, Octoder 28, suddenly, Lovisa R. LINDSLEY, of West Orange. ‘unerai services on Friday, trom the residence of her brotuer-in-law, Cyrus G. Crowell, at tw eae o’clock, and from St. Mark's church, drange, t half-past two. Relatives and iriends are respect- fully invited to attend, Carriages will be in wait- at Elizabeth depot to meet the 10:40 train, LUSH.—At West New Brighton, S. 1, October 27, 1873, after a long and paintul tilness, ReBecca, wile of Joseph Lush, aged $2 years, Relatives and triends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, from the Charch of the Ascen- sion, West New Brighton, on Thursday, October 30, attwoP.M. Boat leaves New York, footof Dey street, at one o'clock P. M, MAKELIN.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Wednesday, October 29, IDA HARRIET, only child of the late Samuel and Emma Makelin, and granddaughter of Bony, Hopkinson, aged 6 years, 2 montis and 4 ays. The relatives and friends of the aly are re- spectfully invited to attend her funerai, from the residence of her srencparen No, 238 Hudson street, Hoboken, on Friday, October 31, at one o’clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood, Makrcvs.—On Sunday, October 26, 1873, WILLIAM N. MARovs, in the 56th year of his age. Funeral irom St. George’s church, West Philadel- phia, on Thursday, October 30, at two o’clock P. M. MaTHEWS.—On Tuesday night, October 28, GER- TRUDS EtMa, eldest daughter of Ferdinand 8. and Fanny Mathews, aged 17 years. Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend the | faneral, from No. 246 Sackett street, Brooklyn, at half-past two o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon, 80th inst. Mixco.—At Flushing, L.I., on Monday, October 27, JOHN MINGO, in the year of his age. The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday aiternoon, October 30, at half-past two o'clock, from Bethel church, Lincoln street. O’DONNELL.—On Tuesday night, October 28, of Scarlet fever, EMMA LOUISA O'DONNELL, in the 4th year of her age. Funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No, 24 East se ee Street. ATTERSON.—Buried at Westchester, N. Y., on Monday, October 6, 1873, only son of Alexander R, Patterson, grandson of Robert Patterson, Sr., of Westchester, N. Y., aged 3 weeks. RaTIGAN,—On Wednesday, October 29, 1873, MARY RatTiGan, the beloved wife of John Ratigan. The friends of the family are respectiulty tuvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, cor- ner of Fighty-ti street and First avenue, on Friday, October 31, at one o’clock P. M.; thence to Calvary Cemetery, RirFLarp.—On Wednesday morning, October 29, HIPPOLYTE EMILE RIFFLABD, aged 33 years and 5 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from St. Vincent de Paul's French church, Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, on Friday morning, October 31, at two o'clock. SEGviNe.—At Tottenville, S. L,on Wednesday, October 29, ROBERT SEGUINE, in the 77th year of hi a The funeral will take place, on Friday, October 31, at twelve o'clock, trom his late residence, Tot- tenville, and at the Moravian church, New Dorp, at two o'clock P.M. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further invitation. SHELLEY.—On Tuesday, October 28, Mary JosE- PHINE, the beloved daughter of John and Mary Shelley, aged 5 years and 10 months, Reiatives and friends o! the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 1,588 Third avenue, corner Eighty-ninth street. TARLETON.—At Paterson, N. J., on Monday, Octo- ber 27, Rev. ROBERT TARLETON, of the New York Conference of the M. E. Church, aged 33 years, Funeral services on ay October 31, at ten A, M., at the Market street M. E. church, Paterson, N. J. His brethren of the conference and friends are respectfully requested to attend, Train irom foot of Chambers street at half past eight A. M. TayLok.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, October’ 28, Gites TAYLOR, a native of the city of Cork, Ire- land, aged 22 years. Tne relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother William, are respectfully invited to attend brother, 110 Chariton street, ou Thursday, October 80, at two o'clock P, M. Cork papers please copy. Wyckorr.—In Brooklyn, on Tnesday, October 28, after a brief illness, Joun N. W¥CKOFF, Sr., aged 68 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Wash- ington avenue Baptist church, corner Washington and Gates avenues, Brooklyn, on Friday, 3lst inst., at two o'clock P. M. AT Ay MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF tie “cliy of New Vork, held on the ldth day of October, 1873, the following’ resolution was adopted and ordered’ to be published :-—"Resoived, That this Associa. tion earnestly recommends to the people of the State of New York the adoption of the constitutional amend- ments to be submitted at the ensuing November election, providing that judges shall be appointed by the Gov: ernor, with the advice and consent of the Senate,” . M. EVARTS, President. A. R, Macpoxougn, Secretary. NTI-TAMMANY. Republican and A pollo Hall nomination. For County Clerk, JACOB M. PATTERSO. or LEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, Regular republican nomination, For Member of Assembly, KNOX McAFEE. E EGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION, For Senator, JOUN F. HENRY, Third Senatorial district (Brooklyn). OCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINA- RY ion for Justice of Marine Court, DAVID McADAM. HE FIGHTRENTH WARD IRISH AMERIOAN AS T ociation will hold & public meeting at their club fom, ast Sixteenth th Thursday evening, Vc- ‘80, wt8 o'clock, President. NITED DEMOCRATIC AND REPU Hation—Bixth Senatoria Disere For Senator, GEORGE HENCKI Ny ‘ork-Packer, IOAN NOML “ WATCHES, JEWELRY, LADY IN REDUCED circumst MSTANORS WOULD sell 4 pure white 9 stone Diamond fing for $0, Gan be seen at 737 Broudway, room 9, 0 COAL DEALERS,—T0 EXCHANGE Ty Pin, for 20 tons, at the market price. ‘adarueeone box 129 Herald of MUSICAL, RD.—MUSICAL UNIVERSIT: BY vARD.—MUS ITY (CHARTER Cr special act of Legistavare) 92 Clinton pin Private ssons only. 10 cl 1s No nonsense, ire ei ep iy J, JAY WATSON, ibusieal Directors = TORAGK FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE her goods ii separate rooms. MICHALES & pours street, near Bleecker, aud near UL the funeral, from the residence of his | __ CITY REAL PSTATE FOR SALE: Ane nd street, a finished in cabinet Central. one dlock of Fifth avenue, work; this will be sola ritce. Apply for permit'at office 999 Sixth VERY DESIRABLE BROWN STONE ROUSE FOR Ps particuli low; terms easy. ti ‘s Add e new four story high RESENT COST PRICES— BELOW PRES! le fashi my ighborhood of the city: price Forms eusy, Address Ie hs DO IT Post office, for balance parcel of over 120 lots Washington Heig: beautiful view: forest trees; unusnal Address box 3, ss House near Fo! y and GRAY, 586 hts and G) very Ii ‘oppor mortgaxe ; RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTING $75.(00.—A fine Bullding, leased for 12 years at $ixow and taxes; rent advancing under Tease on price $140,000; halt ¢: GREAT first cl per year; e. BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, A HANDSOME, fifth’ street and furnished, Fitth Call on PARTITION SALE OF THE MOST, BRANTIFUL in upper part of city, nd Bbblevard: high grovad; avenue frontage: natural unity for an institution or for | erection of a number of villa residences; itis a natural ark—as near Dey sirect by steam as Fifty fourth street By ‘horse ears: lowest price $1,0" per lot, one-third cash, or desirable improved property might be taken in payment Address WE! NU, Herald office. RS. high +o Decker Bi and Carpets, near Fifth a to suit. Apply to D, ALE—$17,00 WILL BUY stoop brown HW, others’. A FIRST CLASS ‘one House, including Mirrors ; terms nye, below tho Var ATSON, 88 Union square, over ‘OTEL FOR SALE CHEAP—THE Host ughiand Valia: onthe Wedeos eta he Week Falls, We mes Seven cosas far gue it a wd, So ls, N.Y. B OF THE itata real ARE CHANOB.—A LADY OWNING ON! finest Farms in Pennsylvania will sell sacrifice ; 4 acres right on the edge of a bea where 10 new are being erected minutes?’ walk from railroad depot; land is high, an can all be divided and sold off in building lots; location unsurpassed for beauty and health; splendid buildings; elegant brick dwelling, hall and rooms, piazza ens orches; Deautiful shade trees and towers; ulce tnant Ouse, Ver} 1 m, Carriage, poultry a1 Ok, tear plenty or choice truit; splendid waver: only 38 mites f Se from Philadelphia; milk and 12 passenger tralus daily; oniv 8% hours from New York; price $13,0 0, including elegant Furniture—Kosewood Piano, tapestry Ci Stoves, Crockery, &c., &¢.; of 00, cash’ rt red, balance to suit purciiaser, te possession if re wired, Don’t fail to see this; itis a fortune to an enter- Frising man, Take A. Me igain (rom: foot of Liberty treet, New York ; New Jersey Ceniral Railroad to Bethle- em, Pa.; there ‘take North Penu-ytvania Railroad to guagento Bucks county, Pa., where you arrive he- fore | o'clock. Cau return 5PM. Inguiss at Bush House, opposite Quakertow: no, for G. L, WALKER, ACRIFICE.—THREE ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES, Ynear Plainfield, 2% per cent below cost; payments easy; rare chance to yy «home: owner determined to sell Cali on JAQUES, Broadway. 9. PER MONTH FOR A HANDSOME HOUSE =—V and Garden, all in good order, 23 wiles from rand street ferry, near the cars. 8. EB, HEBBERD, 29 East Fourteenth street wn SOR STEAMSHIPS. S™'%, LINE, NEW YORE TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LYAST AND LONDONDERRY, ow Ot built steamers will sall from = Wednesday, “Wednesday, Nov. 28 se 98 We inesday, Dec, 10 And every alternate Wednesday thereafter, takin sengers at through rates to all parts of Great Britain ba 8 joryray, a Dy Denmark and Germany, For freight or Or RUIN BRL SWIN 005 Agente Steerage Passage office, No. 45 Broadway. | wt" ** An. AS tnd bg) LINK. Be * amers sail from pier 20 North Ri Ni ‘ork, AVERY WeDNE DAY AND SA RAY.” ELYSIA.. Sat. Nov, 1 Te Wed. Nov. 19 CABT ALLA. nee flow OS) INDIA Bi Nov. TRINACILA. Wed. Nov: NAat" Nav. Bp CALI ORNIA. Sat, Nov. 1 ; Dec. 3 at Dec, ‘The passenyer accommodation: ry lins"‘ate unsurpassed for ‘elegance and somiorts Cutin staterooms are all on upper deck, taus seeuring good Light ‘and ventilation. ABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM NDERRY, . currency, Sian: yoke BAT, BTEAM: Be To Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Queenstown, . gerry, eltast.wseistol or Carat $2 cae Tiekets for kc Passage to or from any seaport or railw: station in Great Britain, Trelund or the Continent issued at the lowest rates. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES Company's offices, No. 7 Bowl Syaeeede) New York. nishe lete ord ed and if ness, ie t hea! jer; Steinway no, Painting Bronze: OUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE FUR- Books, 1d House, bowls pains throughout and in com- table Li the house, No. and Fifty-fourth East Side, streets, —1 will sell at aken before ockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c., rice with the furniture, $35,000. Lexington avenue, between THIRD AVENUE CORNER GROCERY FOR SAVE argain, on account of sic November 1.’ Northeast corue! USth street and Third aven (a BARGAIN,—FOR SALE, FIVE STORY DOUBLB 4A Tenement, on Eleventh street, 25x72x100; rent $3,700; only $2,000 cash wanted ; will take second mortag OLIVER CARTER, 4 Pine sireet, room 10, TWO STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK A House, : inents; price $13, in the Seventh ward odern improve- 000; $7,009 cash, balance on mortgage. LENHAYisR, 178 Second avenue. REAL SESTATE 0 EXCHANGE, _ A GOOD HOUSE, WITH 82 LOTS, $10,000; NO EN- cumbrance; will loan $10,000 and trade for Mort- es, Stocks or Bonds, to close an estate, padi e ‘A. BLOMQVL 1, 160 Ni (A YALUABLE PATENT RIGHT, WITH MANU: factory in full running order, to exchange for Real Estate ; seen at oilice. MANGAM & CO., 89 Nassau street, room 1834. —I WILL EXCHANGE A THREE STORY HIGH «+ stoop brown stone House and carriage house on Thirtieth street fora small Farm, unercumbered, near the city, and must be healthy. JAMES FETIRETCH, 99 Sixth avenue. NGLEWOOD.—FOR SALE, $7,000 LESS THAN cost, oF exchange for City Property, @ fine stone House; 15 rooms; all improvements: nicely located: views from property magnificent; also others for sale or exchange; several: tunished Houses to let very low jassau street. Cotta: from Bro: bargain. Fr Apply to K. MUL! JOR SALE OR RENT—FURNISHED, HANDSOME venue, Brooklyn, third house College plate, New York. we, Bid Lexington adway, or would sell Furniture, Apply as above, or to W. West Side, Piano, &c.; & .’ EDWARDS, 16 R SALE~A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House and Lot, in West Thirty-second street, &) feet west of Ninth avenue; 27 rooms; price $10,000, $4,000 cash. 350 West Thirty-second street. eron ticulars, OF) RECEIVED AT OUR CORNER OF FULTON levard, for sale, chea address L, §., box 118 Post office. AND TO LET. A FICE OPEN FKOM 8 Ons BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE :RALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD OTS ON 13D AND 1MTH STREETS, NEAR GRAND j terms easy. For par- BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, AND BOERUM 81, A.M, TILL 9 P, M, DAY, FROM $ TILL 9 P, M. A’ for sale a story brick ¥ ind to rent at great reductions. JACOB Y. D. WYCKOFF, 66 Broadway, New York. $80) RENT, ON BROOKLYN H¥IGHTS, THRER Jouse, 14 rooms, splendid order; others F ae rbilt ‘a GRANT, OR SALE. avenue cars at Fulton ferry. on the premsses. TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House 49 Clermont avenue ; 7 rooms, water and gas; ‘ice $4,600; $2,000 can remain on mortgage. Take Van- pply to Mrs. LE VERY CHEAP—MUST BE SOLD—THE douse 686 Seventh avenue, junction econd street. This property is very ture business purp. also Nos. 634 and 5%, adjoining, can be hal very low. Apply to owner, 32 Liberty street, irom 12 tw oses, and must Ninth’strs third ,jess' than cost, Apply to GH. cet, Wiltumsbarg, > OR SALE OR LEASE—SEVERAL LARGE FAC tories, with Engine and Boilers; will sell for oue- REYNOLDS, 133 high stoop, No. 115 Rapelye URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—BROWN STONE, street, near Second piace, Brooklyn; desirable location; $10) per month, Appl¥ on the premises, {IRST, filled in neig’ Fulton a’ Tompkins borhood rice $5,000; can convey 2,500 cash and balance to suit purchase! Chance for & delighttul home. Herald office. CLASS TWO STORY with and Marcy avenues—an venue: will give possess! AND FRE high stoop basement and sub-cellar frame House, fi brick, containing every improvement? Just thoroughly overiiauled, and now in most elegant condition; situated on Macon street, between 3 unexceptionable 85 minutes to ferries; one block nat once it desired ; free and clear, CH ROOF ertect and from or will take his isa rare Address MACON, Dox 195 excellen 0 LE REENPOINT.—55z Vancott; two story high stoop; Basement $18; adj z GRAHAM AV NEAR UE, First Floor and ping. Second Floor, six rooms, $14; t condition; neighborhood unexceptionable. DEXTER, 364 West Twenty-seventh street. STILES, 40 Broad street. T—A NEATLY FURNISHED THREE STORY New York, room 6. and basement brick House; all improvements; five minutes? walk ot ferries, in Brooklyn; rentlow. Apply at 212 Broadway, Ni 10 RE deep all ni PH Henry street, Brooklyn; n: ferries and Beecher's church: rent low to a good tenant. Apply wo LINDLEY MURRAY, No. 4 Pine street, New $2.000 rooms, three story high stoop, '—PARTIALLY CASH LL i modern im) ighborhood unexceptionable, ‘ALON & SLOAN, 31 FURNISHED SE, 75 r Fulton and Wall street HOUS' BUY THE CHEAPEST House in Brooklyn, centrally located; 13 feet front, lot 10) feet palance, $5,000, can remain, if desired, on mort. provements: convenient tocars and Hast Seventeenth st., N. ¥. phia ‘bri modern $5.000. buy a three story and ck Hous, in Taylor street, improvement; 10 ro: RF. B base Br H, owner, 123 —ONLY $1,000 CASH REQUIRED—WILL t Philadel- kiyn; every gins; good neighborhood, iden lane, NU only $1, prope, I ward JERSEY CITY, HOBOK ____ AND BERGEN RE, SHY Wh y 30 minute: ments; Agency, corner Grand street and Communipaw a Bergen. $5,0( utes from City Hall, 2 fre neighborhood citi PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FUR A MIL Jersey, F%ian buildings {OR 8A and near o'clock. in ease wil Conn. now ready for build payments very easy. ren street, or branch office, Fordham depot. A #90, $80) OR £1,000 CASH, BALANC «years, Fordham Depot, Twent; ROOKLYN eT. ily of adults, Half of a well fur: jirabie; all improvements WESTCHESTER COUNTY, for Harlem. 8. OM OR SALE—ON Bridge ; 237 acres, all level aad: and maple: balance fine land, an elegant Country Beat, with small Farms from 10 to 50 acres; pleasant Owellings in ly between 12 and 1 Broadway, room A, OR BAL tablished Lager Be er garden; boardin: Address J. MBER OF RESIDE fi will purchase good Ic b (00, $2,750 and rent say Poti i Branch offi HEIGHTS.—TO 1, as anne: eighteen full House, anove 125th st . M. BROWN, h str For Sale, WILL YOU LIVE IN A TE ole Houses at $50, w from City Hall, Ni good neighborhood. y MYERS, EASY PAYME, 7. rooms; )() SALE AND TO REN ARM FOR SALE~13) AORES, | Hones and all Farming implementa 4 trom depot, on the Weat I “Ee 4 in Niagara count r well R ES IN LOWER PART 0g, purposes; unusual opportunit: portent BROTHERS, Noo 4 Wate y TH EMENT HOUSE! nd $25 per month Tove: 37 w York; modern im H ; YTHIC ished natural woods; 40 min- om depot; high ground ; excellent . FISHER SATTERTHWAITY, 10 Pine street, T T GRAIN OR STOCK ne mile from Sua es Wood land 1 cult ; fine orchard; adjoins race track LE—A FARM, 170 ACRES; New Brunswick, ae EDWARD 8, VAIL, OND IN STAMFORD, Saloon house, sho house contains two # WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO ‘T. | ZL, of Westchister: also Houses, Lots ‘Fasma; Mort- | gages bought, sold’ and exchanged. Apply to G. We HitCHETT, No. y Chambers street, eG GREAT BARGAIN IN THE NEW PART OF NEW AA York city by annexation.—About 63 lots, only $190 per lot, near Central avenue Boulevard ; location cann be excelled; high ground; no rock; beautiful view, TERM OF wo lots, at annexation j will pay for ERS) Fordham. TO A SMALL FAM- nished House; ver; 63 Orange street. e TWENTY-FOURTH Lots to exchange 0 PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.—TO RENT IN PART _ or whole or lease, on a prominent avenue in the cits of Yonkers, N. ¥., a first House of 16 rooms, with all modern imp. nents; lot 50x1H: building adjoining constructed for office and laborator. an" long; located in a neighborhood wi @ competent physictan is much wanted and could soon acquire # large practice; rent very moderate; a rare chance for an enere getic man. JOUN 8, EWEN, 49 Nassau stree HUDSON CITY TATE Real YTTAGE, ble 3 |, beech ated ; good 5. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. ONE OF 80 ACRES; nodern improvements; AN OLD Ei g00d location for sum- oung gallery and ten: puso contains two stories aud sixicon rooms 5 * esired, to responsible parties Kod ¥OX, box {0} Post oltice, Stamford, x Minto courwsy. from hunt count to BENJAM LUSHING PARK LOTS.—DaiL at 1248 o'clock. ot gg a ut no deadheads, who sini, ble nd and elegant sh Payable $10 monthly ° peautiful property from at ‘ree excursio: tor's Point eac 4 aby & spe luring the week. d prudent'pesple w: pe ply for tickets. Stone sidewalk ash buyers, “haps free. Y Adorn each lot, without Interest, A be: Apply tor tickots iN yee: | New York, W. HiECHCUPK, atone 4 Third avenue, ¥ EXCURSIONS bd ore 439 Third avenu Ladies Lnaccompanted thown every al train at 2 o'cloc! Ii Sunday to accommodate those No music ply wo for a tree Fide. 0 own their ¥ $0 monthly tor a spiondidl; i? villnge wx niles trom this city aro me no tree Tees to for the win! LLY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway. XCHANGE—A FINE RESIDENCE, WITH ALL IM- provements, and 27 Lots, tastefully laid out in gar- den and fruit, one block from Central avenue, on Morris. anig Heights; or Tenement Property in city. ' Inquire of L SELDNER, 243 Bowery. XCHANGE—FOUR TENEMENT HOUSES ON 100 foot street for a private House or Lots. inquire of L, SELDNBR, 243 Bowery. IXCHANGE—FOR A COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON the Hudson or Sound, a first class Brooklyn House, with stable and 7 lots; location Bosarpasied. “ZO, HOYT N, 171 Broadway. OR EXCHANGE—A FIRST CLASS FLIZABETH, N. J., Dwelling equity for Brooklyn Dwelling, Western Lunds 'near by Farm, stock of men’s Clothing, interest in established Business, select Library, Rousehold Furni- ture or Railroad Bonds; will add cash ina suMciently desirable trade. Address box 4,370 New York Post oltice. i HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents- NMAN LINE. (ROR QUEENSTOWN AND, LIVERPOOL ova Steame 1 Mall Sleamers are appolnied to sail F CHEST: hire jaturday, and each succeeding Saturday ai @North River. pares OF PASSAGE. > ephin—070, $80 and $90, gold, according to accommo- Round trip tickets at low rates Steerage—To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- donderry, London, Bristol or Cardiff, $30. Prepaid cer- tiflcates, $32, currency. Passeugers also forwarded to Havre, Hambarg, Swe den, Norway, Denmark and Paris, at reduced rates, Draits issued at lowest rates, For cabin passage and general business apply at the Company's office, No- 18 Broadway. O'DONNELL & FAULK, 402 Uhestuut sireel, Philadel. M.S, GREAGH, 102 State street, Boston F. . BRO rie nd Tharsday, from pier , WN," 82 South Clark street, corner of Lake street, Chicdza pan M INMAN, Liverpool, and No.9 Rue Scribe, aris. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYS iron mail steamsh Si PHALIA, Captain W. Stab), will sail on Thursday, October 80, at bP. My for Hamburg, taking passengers trom New York to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg, Hamburg. ri Upper Saloon, First Cabin } Lower Salant, $72 Stecrage $30, payable in United states gold, KUNHARD! 4 CO," C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad street, New York. 61 Broadway, New York. The THURINGIA will sail Novemper 6. The SAXONIA, a8 extra steamer, October 25, ARM AND GRIST MILL, NEAR SARATOGA, FOR salo or exchaitze tor city Property; has two tun, of stones and plenty of work; anew house, stables aid ice house; tarm contains 9) acres, house and ontbulldings together with crop, stock and utensils; price $8,000; termsto suit; is unencumbered and title periect. Inquire Bt 174 Mott street. WILL EXCHANGE A PIECE OF WHITE OAK Timber Land, in Central Delaware, for an Interest in a good Steam Saw MIM, to be located, manned and worked on the land, situated on a new raliroad, now open through Delaware and South Jersey to New York: also will lease or sell the privile; e of the Iron Ore, easy ofaccess. Address J, F, THORP, Harrington, Del. 10 EXCHANGE FOR RAILROAD BONDS~A LOT, 50x150, in a growing town in New Jersey; about one hour Aro York. Address M., No. 42 Kast Thirtleth eet. 10 EXCHANGE—A HOTEL IN NEWARK, THIRTY rooms, large pale dining and billiard rooms; bowlini In aural in omer, and furnished ; ball room engage every night; for'city or county property. a SINSHEIMER, LO Malden lane. 10 EXCHANGE—FOR DRY GOODS, AN ELEGANT Residence at Stamford, Conn,t Brice $10,000; or would take a Dry Goods Business in some village near by. HINE, COLE & GRAY, 626 Sixth avenue. TANTED—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BETWEEN Filtieth and Sixty-fitth streets, Madison and Sixth avenues, in exchange for unimproved Lots and $2000) cash. Address, stating fnil particulars, box 4,043 lost otfice. w™ EXCHANGE—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP Tlouse, on Jersey City Heights; Farms, Country Seats and Lots, free and clear, for mortgares, elty and other property. H, PATTBERG, 234 Broadway. 2 STORY HOUSE—LOT 40X100, ONE BLOCK FROM depot, in Jersey, to exchange for Merchandise; price $5,505 mdrigdge $30, Addvess MERCHANDISE, Herald oflice. REAL ESTATE WANTED, YPRESS HILLS CEMETERY LOTS WANTED.— State los and lowest cash price. JOUN TEARE, 14 Broadway, brooklyn, B, D. EAL ESTATE WANTED FOR CASH—RESIDENCE ‘on Hudson River; must be within two hours’ ride of the city; also House in Brooklyn, with modern im- rovements; also Farm, with improvements, $8,000 to 12,000, Principals only need call. KE. A, CONDIT & CO., 120 Broadway, Equitable Building. ANTED TO PURCHASE—ON WEST SIDE, ABOVE Twenty-third street and cast ot Ninth avenue, three ry high stoop House, about 20 feet wide ; price $18,000; Gash paid it desired. Address, giving particulars, E. 159 Herald office. WASZED—G00D TENEMENT OR OTHER FROP- erty in this city for cash, hats, caps and other sea- sonable goods at cash value; must be cheap. Address CASH, box 169 Herald offico. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. WANTED, TO AIRE A STORE FOR THE LIQUOR + business; one with fixtures preferred. Address CLARK, box 117 Herald office. TLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE AN UNFUR- hed Floor of four or five rooms a strictly pri- itty Ot above Thirty-fourth street. Address W. office, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE ELDERLY SINGLE gentleman desires a comfortable second | stor, Room, with ample closets, grate and gas, near Broad- jouth of Union square best references. Address, with’ terms, G. H. B., box 122 Herald Uptown Branch. office, 1,265 Broadway. GENTLEMAN DESIRES A SITTING ROOM AND Bedroom below Fifteenth street. Please addre: i full particulars and price, BACHELOR, Heral oftice. SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES A FURNISHED Room, without board, in strictly private family, Detwoen Fourth and sixth’ avenues and twenty-second and Thirgy-fourth streets, Address, with particulars and rent, K. M., box 119 Heraid oftic CH FLAT WANTED—EAST OF FIFTH AVENUE, consisting of four or more Rooms, unfurnished of furnished. Address, with location and’ terms, HAMIL- TON, box 193 Herald office, NTS USE OF ROOM AS OFFICE 6 P. M., between Third and Twentieth ssi would arrange for Board, for some time; reterences, Address 1 Post office, Brooklyn. REE ADULTS WANT THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms, centrally located, near a good boarding Address, stating i rticulars and price, W. E., Uptown Branen office, ANTED—BY ‘A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISUED oom, with fire, within a moderate distance of the Grand strect and Forty-second street green var line. Address LODGER, box 136 Herald Uptown Branch office. WAXTED-A WELL PURNISITED POUR STORY een gine, SeRteally located, not less’ than 29 ‘fect; rictly private family of respons! ity. 'rinci, - Gress, stating price, &¢., 96 Duane street, stores ne WASITED-A SECOND FLOOR, UNFURNISHED, IN acentral, good and quiet ‘iol nd consistin, of np tess than Uliree rooms, with as, ‘ath, elovets” an small room, tor ht housekee ; 4 ‘Address box lost tern nie eee ANTED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ms, in a house with paul family, in @ respect- able neighborhood, betwoen First and ‘Sixth avenues and below Fortieth street, by a small family; rent not to ex- ceed $13 per month. Address WORTH, Herald office. Wantec-tvo OR THREE ROOMS, CONNECTING, on second floor, with all conveniences, unfurnished and retired preferred, for three adul for two, or near r private Board avenue, Addres: HYSICIAN WA: staurant and Tenth street and Fi box 110 Herald office, be feha ANTED—BY THREE AMERICAN ADULTS, A Floor of tour or six unfurnished rooms in a private house; located between Lexington and Seventh Hues and Thirty-Afth and Fifty-fith streets; rent from 35, Call or address No. 121 West Wittythied to street for three days. GENTLEM TANTED—BY TWO EN, FURNISHED Rooms, without board, between ‘Nineteenth and Twenty-sixth streets and Fourth and sixth avenues, and where parties are not too inquisitive, artioulars and t own Branch oMe JV ANTEDSHY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, VARLOR and basement Floors, about six rooms. completely furnished for housekeeping; must be a high stoop hous with all the modern improvements, and occupied by ond family; location below Thirtieth street, and not east of Fourth avenue; undoubted references, giving full particulars as to terms, de. (wi ho reply will be noticed), MERCHAN TANTED TO RENT—FOR SIX MONTHS, A PRI- Address, with LODGERS, box 187 Heraid Up. ’ vate Stable with accommodation for six horses; location between Fortieth and Sixtieth atreota; rent low: Address, with full particul: Pont office. HITE STAR LINE. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOO! CARKYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, _ New and tull-powered Steamships, salling from. New as on eect a Seon paverpopl on sdays. calling at Cork Harbor each way. OUEANIO, November 1, att PM. rs eB ‘3, Pavonia ferry, Jersey Cit: Passenger accommodations for all classes furivalied, combining safety, speed and comfort. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room ana bathrooms in midship section. where least motion is felt. Surgeons and mewardesses Secumpeny tho weamers, a ourrene ates—Saloon, old; steerage, d Those wishing to end for ‘rien s in the Old Country can Dow obtain steerage prepaid ccrtificates—$32 cur- rency. ‘Passengers booked to and from all parts of America to rae Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, nina, &c. Draita from £1 upwaras. For inspection of plans and other information apply ay the Company's office, 19 Brandwway, New York, miinental por FE a eee eee eer gie. SPARKS, Agent VUNARD LINis, IE, ‘With the view of diminishing the chances of collision the steamers of this line will henceforth take a specified course for ali seasons of the year. On the Outward Passage’ from Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, this th th of 43. or Hone Rromewand Passae, Crossing the meridian of 8) in lomeward Passage, At 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR FROM NEW YORK *SCOTIA....W'sday, Oct. 29 *CUBA......W'sday, Noy. 26 *ALGERIA.W'sday, Nov. 5 ABYSSIN ‘day, Nov. 1 *RUSSIA. ... W'sddy, Nov. 12 BATAVIA. Sa'day, Nov. 8 “JAVA, ‘sday, Nov. 12 CALABRIA.Sa’dav. Nov. 15 and every following Wednesday and Satu: from New York. Steamers marked thus * do not carry steerage teehee $50, $100 and $150, gold, ac- Passengers. Cabin ation. " Return tickets on favorable cording to xccommos terms.” Stcerage, $30, currency, Pepe ya and Queenstown and all parts of Europe at lowest rates. For freight and cabin passage apply at the company’s office, No. 4 ling Green. For steerage passage at 11) Broad wa: rey, ng CHARLES G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, orto P. H. DU VERNET, Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, LL. s ENGERS PER STEAMSHIP SCOTIA A from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jersey City, at 11 A. M., on Wednesday, October 29, 1873. CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, iz oS isa ___No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. RED STAR LINE. ANTWERP SERVICE. Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States Mails: rom rom A REYDAL HALL, 2114 tons, Cap- nie in Col Oct. IL Nov. 5 Oct, 22 Noy. 22 Building . $100, gotd Stecrage.... $35, currency Prepaid Certificates,’ $36, currency. LIVERPOOL SERVICE. From From Master, Liverpool, Philad’a. Findla: te N KENILWORTH. ov. 20, 538. Putt. Nov. PRICES OF Fassady,” Och 8 Cabin Steeragi Prepaid Certificate currency. Tickets will be sold here at invert rates, ood eae erp and Liverpool to ail interior. points’ in. the States, via the tions, thu Ant. nited Pennsylvania Ratlroad and its connec: rding parties in this country a conventent and cheap opportunity of sending tor their friends in Kurope. THE RED STAR LINE will give special attention to the comtort of steerage passengers: comiortable bert! well ventilated sleeping apartineats and good food Wi be furnished them. ‘An experienced surgeon is attached to eacn vessel. Freight will be recelved at all principal points in the West and South in connection with the Pennsylvania Jiroad, Southern Mail Steamship Company and Clyde's lines, and through bills of jading issued for Antwerp, Brenieny Hamburg, Havre, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Liv: erpook, Loudon. Glasgow, Iselfast, Hull’ aud Leith, ‘he Red Star ‘Line Docks at Philadelphia, are in direct connection with the Pennsylvania Railroad, and al chandise intended for points beyond Philadelphia can be transferred from the hold of the steamer to the cars with- out the expense to shippers and risk of damage by re- landing which results from cartage. For rates of freight and passage and other informa. ion apply t tion apply to Ht; 42 Broad street, GEO, W. COLTON, Age: PETER WRIGHT & Sows Agen en PHILADELPHIA, William Buster ® Co., 3 B. ype eacks, Liverpool. aces sabe Cc OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other points {n England and Wales. ‘The South Wales Atlantic Steamsh Company's new first class steainships will sail from ‘Pennaylvanta, Rail- road whart, Jersey ity, as tollows:— PEMBROK DELTA (Chartered) et currency First cabin passage ind’ $40," cabin, age, currency. steerai rail, $33, currency. for £1 and upwards. For further particulars appl. . ARCHIBALD BARTER & CO. Agente. 17 Broadway, New York. NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, Week! nah to La ies Liver} fo1 ly non direct ers Nos. 44 and “af No th River. from TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. EGYPT, Grogan. iT . Nov. 1, at2 P. M. GREECE, Thomas. Saturday: NOV. f Ata A. Me re Nov. SPAIN, Grace .... Saturday, "Noy. 15, at2 P.M. voi LONDON DIREOR SY HOLLAND, Bragz Thursday, Nov. 6, at3 P.M Cabin passage, $70, $50, $00, currency; Stoorage, $29 currency, Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, London. derry, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London at the lowest rates. For further Information apply at thy No.0 Broudway. Aton SBP # OHN O'DONOV ROSSA. PASSAGE National Steamship Company _p 47 street; dralts payable everywhere for by the beautiful steainsiip Egypt, sail OFFICE Houston passengers ‘sailing ing 2 o'clock Sal ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, The steamship HERMANN, Captain G, Richman, will sail on Saturday, November i, at2¥. M.. from Bremen , toot of Third street, Hoboken, to be followed by inship KRONPRINZ F, W., Captain 0, Heimbruch, on Wednesday, November 6, RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND EMEN, peyane in gold or its equivalent in currency, First cabin Second cabin....... Btgerage:. 5 ir ire OF IRCIGHY OF Passage ATT HORS & CO. Agents, No. 2 Bowling Green. NITED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEBNG Liverpool, U heecanepe Salling everv Wednesday. WYOMING, Guard. Novem! , IcaHo.,, ove: onary at i lorth River, itecrage, $30, currency. om. Paris, Hamburg, Nore Dratts on Ireland, Eng A Tony 29 hrroaa ac. WILLIAMS kG way an France and German en BEAT Y EE AMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIREOT, The steamers of this line will sail trom pier River as tollows:— LADY LYCET att aturday, Hovempes ARRAGON, Western..... aturday, Novem Cabin passage, $70; lutermediate, $45; steerags jexcursion ti Tah “apply to agente YD South sree mo Moker ft MORGAN'S CON OOK'S WINTER TOURS 10 ITALY AND THE South of France, at reductions 45 per ont below regular tare. ets now lasued by all lines Cook's Tours to Egypt and the Nile. Steamers com- mence running trom Cairo, becember 9% Ps tickets issued, Next personally conducted How tee Galsstine and. then fille tron New York arty for, ih Rew january 3, 1874. Full particulars at the ‘To fa ie cursion offices of COUK, SON & JENKINS, way, New York. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE, Weanesd: steamship GRANADA aves pier 42 o'clock M. for Aspin- wall, connecting with steamer at Panama for Acapulco, Mazatlan, Manzanillo, San Diego and San Franc! and also with steamers for Central American and Sout Pacitic ports. Steamer leaves San Francisco on or about the 24th of each month for the Sandwich islands, Steamers. for apes and China leave San Francisco on Ist and 16th of each month. aoe passage. | or freight apply at the company’s office, ler «2 North River, New York, R ‘G. Hl. BRADBURY, Presiaent, A. J. Botray, Superintendent. ‘oma OR HAVANA, . NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ. NEW YORK AND MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, Sande No. 3 North River at 3 P, M. CITY OF HAVANA (Havana direet).. CITY OF NEW YORK (Havana direct)... CITY OF MEXICO (Havana and Mexico), Nov. 8 CITY OF MERIDA (tiavana, via Nassau), Nov. 18 CUBA (Havana direct). For freight or passage fp ly to F, ALEXANDRE & SONS, 83 Broadway. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE. Tuesday, at edar street), ‘These first class steamships will sail ever: 3P. M., from pier 13 North River (toot of for Havana direct, as follow: WILMINGTON MORRO CASTLE COLUMBIA... For freight and passage (having magnificent accommo- SaclennienDly ie WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green, D, MoKELLAR, Agent in Havana. TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Main line for West Indies, Havana and Spanish Main. Bteamerg salt from pier No 2 North River. for Port au Prince, Jacwe! aracelbo. Puerto Cabello, Ponce, P, R.; Mayaguez, P. B,, OLABI- BEL, November & For Kingston, Santa Martha, Savanilla, ATLAS, No- vember 4 ingston, Savanilla and Carthagena, ETNA, No- For Kii vember 21. For freight or passage apply to PIM, FORWOOD & CO,, Agents, 56 Wall and 59 Pine street. EXAS LINE—FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT mer West, ee the United States Mall.—Steamer CIty OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pennington, will leave pier 20 East River, Saturday, November 4, at 3 P.M. Through bills of lading given toHonston and all joints on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson ant & B. and ©. R. R, No charge for forwarding in New York. For freight or passage, having superior accom- modations, ap YALLORY & OO, 183 Maiden lane, or . #, CLYDE, 119 Wall street. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Southern Line, The steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Captain Heines, wil) pave pier 8 East River, Wednesday, November 6, at P.M. Freight received daily. Through rat iven to Galveston. Indianol: port or Aranzas Wharf, Bra- zos, Santiago and St. Louis. Cabin passage, $50; steerage, he For sretan or passage, having superior accommo- Y. oe “C. H. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. 3 MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, The steamship SHERMAN, from pier 36 North River (foot of North Moore street), on Saturday, Nov. 1, at 3 o'clock P, M. Freight received daily. “Through rates given to St Lousy Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola, For freight or passage, having superior acco) tions, apply to FREDEIC BAKER, pier 36 North River. {OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. tne steaming crgmells Steamsh 1e SAN L, Clepp, will r No. 9 North River, on Sature day. November l. at 3 P.M. Frelght received daily, ‘Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Rockport Wharf, Brazos, Santlagg and St Lous, assage, $60; steeraxe For freight or pas- sage apply to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street (OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.— The Old Domintion Steamship Company will despatch ‘om pier 87 North Kiver, their elegant sidewhee! steam- ship MOND, Lawrence, commander, for Nortolk, Cuy Foing and Richmond, on’ Thursday, Octobober 30, at . M., eiving through bills of lading t¢ all points South and Southwest. Through passenger tickets to all points, Accomodations uneqnalled. Apply at pier 37, or at up Line, » Captain Samnel general office, 187 Greenwich street, corner of Dey, a TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, ITIZENS’ LINE FOR TROY—PASSAGE $1 5).—~THE x OMclerant, steamboats SUNNYSIDE and. POWELL leave pier 49 North River, foot of Leroy street, daily (Saturdays excepted), at 6 o'clock P. M., connecting wit! morning trains on Rensselaer aud Saratoga, New York Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points North, East and West. The most direct route to Sara- za hake George and 1 Montreal, ae hrough tickets sol’ an ¢ checked to destinatio: Hae on SOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, via N and Fall Rive: eteport The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROY DENCE leaye pler 28 North iver, foot of Murray stree a ee eee re Through tickets so! at ali principal hotels in the city. Sih siaenrs A’: BACON, Superintendent, ‘ORWICH LINE 6 ch and commodious steamers CITY EW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON leave pier 40 North River daily (Sundays excepted), at 5 P. M,, connecting at New London with express passenger train for Boston, Worces- Le cahasaihiads aula WALTER F. PARKER, Agent. ENNSYLLVANIA RAILROAD. ‘Trains leave New York, from toot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, as tollows:— tsburg. the West and South, Express for Harrisburg, attached, 9:90 A. M., 8, 7 and with Pullman Palace 8:20 P.M. Sund: 8 the South, via “Penn. Sand9 P.M. Sunday, 9 For Baltimore and Washington, via Baltimore io Railroad, at 7:30,P. M. daily. for Philadelphia, 8, 9, 9:30 A. M., 12:30, 8, 4, 5,7, P.M, and 12 night. Sunday, 6, 7,'7 :50, 8:3) Me Kensington, at 7 A. M. and 6:10 . jay. 5, a For Baltimore, Wasntngion and sylvania Air Line,” at9 A.M and Oh Expr ie 738 Sunday, 6:10'P. M. Exnigrant and second class, 7:05 P. M. For Newark at 6, 6:30, 7:40, 8:10, 9, 10, 1 A. M.. 12 M.y 1 2, 2:30, 3:10, 3:40, 4:10, 4:39, 5:10, 5:20, 640, 6, 6:10, 6:30, 734, Ball a, Hah P.M. and 12 night.’ Sunday, 5:20, Yor bi tet, O30, 7,7 40, 8:10 9,10 WA. M12 ML , Ee ), 6, 6:10, 6:3 ‘M. and 12’night, Sunday, 5:20, 6:10, 7:30 ¥, 6, 689. 7, Hight." Sunday an ert Ambo: M40 an0 6 FM ae New Brunswick, Zand 8:10 A. M., 12 Mc, 2 3:10, 4:10 5:20, 6:10, 7:30 P.M. abd I2night, Sunday, 6:10 and 7:30 PLM. ‘For East Millstone, 8:10 A. M., 12noon, 4:10 and 6 :20 P. M. For Lambertville and Flemington, 9 A. M. and3 ¥. For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 3 and 4 P.M. Accommodation for Bordentown, Bariington and Cam- an, Fand $0 Aw 1230, 34 Gand t For Freehold, 7 4, M., 2und 4 P. M, For Jamesbutg, Pemberton, Camden, 6A. M., and vis pomtaine abrive aa (ollows:—From Pittsburg, 6:50, 10:25 A. M. MME daily; Oodd, 10:15 A; M. and 3:89 P.M, daily, exvept Monday, aahinigion and Baltimate, M4) AM. 4285 and WaT eM, Sunday, 6206, 0:40 A. an b ay, 6:0 M. From Philadelphia, 6:22, 6:05, 6:40, 6300, 10:15, 11:20, 36 A. Mi; 2:1 Be 4:55, 6:05, 7: 8:44, 10:27 P. My Suinday, 823,608, 8:40 G0" tak ies Dae 3:56, 10:27 ‘Ticket offer M1 and 944 Broadway; No. 1 ‘Astor houses am ore of ‘Desbronses and “Gortiands streets, Emigrant Ticket office, No, 8 Battery place. . M. BOYD, Jt., General A. J. OASSATT, General’ Manager. ONDOUT, AND KINGSTON—LANDING AT Coz a ep eg e B e GOUNEDD and JAMES W, BALDWIN leave, Harrison street, pier 34 North River, daily, at o'clock P. M. ITONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.—THE ELEGANT steamers RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satu: STONINGTON, every, Money, weanesey and Friday from pier 38 North River, at 4 P. M. ASTROLOGY. a THE CELEBRATED ASTROL- rived; she hag no superior gives valuabl fuicoesstully ‘ncoompan sho ts wonderful. 45 Kast Sixteentir Passenger Agent. . ist and doctress, in. deltueatin the past, present and fut advice on business; treats chron te dise: Bnei Arsh ag ene eas , the H 1 fuited at hor parlors, 1 avenue oth can be con C atrect, near thn ATTBNTION—consurranions ON _ BUSINESS, 1 omiex, absent friends, love, marria eee Geet ay 'rotuscd “uniose “aatistied, Sat Sixth ayeaue. ‘Mme. SINGHI, Clairvoyant. EAL ASTROLOGER 18 PROFESSOR LISTER, oH ‘another in the city; terms $1 verbal, written _ BILLIARDS. ALLWatASDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND + the Phelan & Collender Combination Cushions, for sale only by the patentes, H.W, COLLENDEK, suc: cessor to Phelan & Collender, 734 Broadway, New York. —A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND + hand Billiard Tables constantly on hand, at GO, PHELAN!S, No. 7 Barclay street, New York. MARBLE MANTETS: .N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURE SED for beauty of design and quality of workimanship, Slaté work of ali kin lalty. ats Work of GU SDENRIYN SLATE COMPANY, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth sireet, Union square. — JTEWART'S SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WOOD Mansels, ‘ieh and gia ant designs, at the lowest Beau Ind uae Wi tween ye and Aslghigh AVORUC® NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships between New York and Havre, calling at. Brost, The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- finent will sail from ior No, #, North River, a8 fol- 829 Sixth avenue, ] SRMSBY, UNCONSCIOUS | TRANCE, “aac Chairvoyaht—Consule on all the aftairs of life. Noi ixth avenue, i ¢ Am! va was ONE, ." 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