The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Our Exports and Imports—The Lessons They Teach—The Baneful Effect of Rag Money. REVIEW OF THE MARKET. Gold Steady and Tending Upward—Stocks, with Vevy Few Exceptions, Lower—Govern- ment and Railroad Bonds Firm. Wan Srrerr, Sunpay, Oct, 81, 1875, ‘As time rolls on each passing day and month pre- souts new reasons why it is a prime necessity to the recuperation of the prosperity of our country that there shall be a speedy return to the use of that “money” which, in its nominal value, represents the actual or approximate value of the labor expended in its production. Until that day shall come, or be made reasonably certain in thenear future, speculation will continue to hold in its control all the legitimate inter. ests of the couutry, One week ago we attempted to show the effect of our ‘-unexportable” money upon the grain movement during the past year; Recorder Hackett says:—“If there exists an office which more than any other one should be utterly divorced from political considerations it is that of a clerk: or deputy cleric of @ criminal court,” that the great plethora of rag currency had enabled speculation to lock up our crops and hold them at an unexportable price, and that it is now repeating the folly of one year ago, thus holding in check real capital, the free circula- tion of which is of vastly more importance to the busi- ness of the country than is that of money itself, The position then maintained has since been strongly forti- flod by the report from the Chief of the Bureau of Sta- tistics, giving THK FOREIGN TRADE OF TI COUNTRY for the nine months ending September 30, 1875. Tho totals of our exports and imports, all reduced to a gold valuation, for the period named, compare with the cor- responding months of 1874 as follow: Domestic merchandise, Foreign merchandise +H 895, 062 Total gold value of m’d’s« $419,053,140 $360,061,679 Specie and bullion... 51,710,480” 69,946,425 Totals » $470, 768,028 $429,405,104 ———Importa 1874. + 187, Merchandise, +++ $442,236,400 $398,303,555 Specie..... 10,832,190 ~ 16,411,888 Totals... $459,068,590 $414,720, 443 ‘The foregoing statistics show that the gold value of our exports of merchandise is decreased by $58,991,489, against a decreased value of merchandise imported of only $43,927,845, and that there is a net increase in the export of specie and bullion, after deducting the amount imported, of $12,056,274. Also that the appar- ent balance of trade in our favor for the nine months of 1875 is $14,687,661, against $17,695,038 in 1874. But it must be remembered that this apparent balance is fictitious, owing to the large amount of our government, State, municipal and ‘corporate bonds and stocks owned abroad, all of which demand and draw in annual inter- est and dividends a sum not estimable yet ora sum that runs far up among hundreds of millions, the re- sult of which is to transfer the balance to the other side of the ledger to a very large amount, witnout tak- ing into account the principals of these various securi- ties. While the foregoing facts and deductions are anything but satiefactory they are full of SUGGESTIVE THOUGHTS. They demonstrate that as a people we have made Kit- tle or no progress in the necessary work of liquidation, that our imports of foreign merchandise have contin- ued on an extravagant scale, notwithstanding that dur- Ing the same period our own manufacturing interest has largely curtailed its productions and is com- pelled to sell even that which it has pro- ducea at no profit, and in many cases at a beavy loss. But for the pure “cussedness” of our paper currency system—our ‘“unexportable” money— could such a state of affairs have existed? Had gold been the ‘money’ of the country would not a large portion of that $69,346,425 which we have exported in specie have been supplied by those articles of which we now read in one of the weekly reviews of ‘the markets as follows:—-“-The speculative ‘corners? in cotton, pork and Jard have been maintained with vigor in spite of mauy opposing inijuences, and the prices of these staples for Octover delivery have been forced to abnor- mal figures.’ Concerning hese also another reporter of Saturday's ma closes higher and un lative. firmly but is neglected.”’ 1t is a noteworthy fact that while the prices here of all the articles named above dur- ing the past week made a considerable advance for spot deliveries, at Liverpoo! there has been an actual decline in cotton, lard and wheat and an advance in pork. Whence came the “vigor” above referred to but from the plethora of our “unexportable” money, which would remain easy of secess to the rich, though every dollar of goid should leave the country? In view of the experience of the past two years, and of the additional Iight which each passing day now throws upon the subject of the “currency,” it seems like the assertion of an axiom—as simple as that two and two make four—to say that an irredeemable paper currency no longer inflates with pure air the lungs of legitimate business or honest labor, but is slowly producing strangulation and death, The same forces heretofore referred to as affecting the speculation in the various products have, during the past week, been also applied wo the demand chiefly spocu- Shippers are out of market. Winter is held THE STOCK MARKET with more or less of success, The stock speculator, how- ever, has an advantage over his neighbor at the Corn Exchange, in this, that, owing to the secrecy now ob- served by the m ol nearly all the corporations whoge stocks muxe up the speculative list, it isan easy matter to set ailoat at the proper moment a statement bout improved busin increased rates, new com- binations, &¢., &c., which, having served their purpose in auping their , are as quickly forgotten or displaced by new and contradictory stories. The week opened with quite a builish fever, which for a time ex- tended to the entire list, but later reacted, leaving Lake hore and Racific Mail, the only pointsof alteration, so ‘hat @ majority of stocks show no material improve- ment upon the prices of one week ago. Iu fact many of them show a decline, In regard to the much dis- cussed advance in the rates of transportation—an event a quite likely to occur, as it always has done, when navigation closes—it seems to be but natural to suppose that whenever tho business offering to the roads shail warrant an advance in rates it will take place quietly and without any flourish of trumpets, Under such circumstances the change will be more likely to be permanent. Any spasmodic movement Recorder Hackett says:—“F have been Recorder nearly eight years, and I have never before received any such intimation, even by implication.” of the kind, however, which ia first only heralded jn epeculutive circles is pretty certain to be merely for the purpose of aiding speculation, and jg not at alli to Inst, Without entering into details the following tablo in connection with the closing prices will ex. plain, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OP THE WEEK. ‘The following table shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in the leading share Lowest, Highest. {0 New York Central..... daritw trie Erie preferred Lake Shore, 6 084 Northwestern pri 52 50 Rovk Island Ga 104 | ° 3 Wiwaukee and St, Paul preterred.. 624 Pittsburg. . 90 89%, Delaware, Lackawanoa and Wostern.. 118% 11845 New Jersey Central + 100), 106 Michigan Central... » 68 61 Uiinois Central... 4K 92 Oy 64M 4% 434 Mi 1asg iibal and St. Joseph preferred. 2 pond Obio aud Mississippi. io ‘anaina, pow Pacitle.. exiarn Uniea... NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. ec Highest, — Lowest, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. H 4 Pacili¢ Mail... ve uicksilver . nig uieksilver preferred. . Fe Auerican Merchants’ Union Express. 735, United States Express.... dig CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M. paTURDAY. MIL & Se? pt. Breit Mall... 403% Mile SUP pt. 8 had West Un Tel... Atl & PaeTel.. uicksilver ry Grickalves a ar Land & ry Mar L & M pf. a 18 Ex. ol 8 American Ex.. 573¢ a Michigan Coi USExpress.. 45° 8 49% NYC&HR 104 Wolls-Pargokx 78 a 73hg NJ Gentral...105) Chic & Alton.. 9514 a 96" Ohio & Miss... 16! Clov & Pitts... 8952 & 904% Panama.......180 Chic & NW... 37" w BT . & Chic &N ® 5034 Union Pacific, 6544 a 65! Chic & RT... a 104° Missouri Pac.. 10)g a 10: a dig MONEY MARKWT, This was generally firm, the wants of most borrowers being supplied at 3 and 4 per cent, although the banks, until near the close, wero asking from their customers from 5 to 7 per cent. Government bond dealers, how- ever, have borrowed on call as low as2 percent. A fair business was done in commercial paper, strictly prime paper ruling at about 6 a 64g per cent, The bank statement of the week exhibits a satisfactory gain tn the surplus reserve. It is to bo observed, however, that the increase in the average is caused by a large influx of gold from the Treasury and other operations ineidental to the work of the Syndicate, The foreign exchanges were irregular. At the opening rates were advanced to 4.8044 for bankers’ long and 4,85 for de- mand sterling. ‘The free offerings of cotton bills and the squeeze in cash gold, however, caused a heavy fecling, and rates were reduced to 4.78 and 4.8244, with actual business as low as 4.76 and 4.51, At the close demand bills were advanced to 4.83, THR GOLD MARKET. Gold, which in the boginning of the week had de- clined to 11434, recovered later, and on Thursday sold up to 1164%, the improvement being stimulated by the report of the destruction of Virginia City and the possi- ble interruption for two or three months of the usual supply of bullion from California in consequence of the financial disturbance caused on the Pacific coast by this event. Yesterday the price temporarily receded to 115%, but quickly rallied, and Recorder Hackett says:— ‘<uen vf disposed to throw open the books and records of the Court toa politician I could not do it, because the deputy clerk is not appointed by the Judges of the Court of General Sessions.” the market closed at 116%. The temper of the operators is generally bullish if one may judge from the prevailing expressions, but there are as yct no signs of a clique, though the same may be developed at any time from the known scarcity of the commodity and the ability of a few bold capi- talists to keep it under control, The tollowing were tho GOLD FLUCTUATIONS POR THE WEEK :— Opening. Highest. Lowest, Closing. Monday Mas MSG dA 1S ‘Tuesday 15ie «SKN 11K Wodnes«! 16% 16 16% 16 Thursday .. S16 «=e% «16s Friday so... [16% «161161 Saturday .. : 15% «eK SKC GOVERNMENT BONDS were fairly active and strong, advancing from % to 134 per conton the gold bearing issues, with currency aixes remaining steady. Whenever large lots were of- fered, a scarcity was at once evident, and there is a beliet that prices will yet rule higher, COINS AND BULLION, The following were late quotations in gold for coins and bullion:— Buying. Selling. American trade dollars..........4008 97 98 ‘American silver (half and quar. dois.) 194 198 American silver (dimes and hf dimes) 188 193 Mexican dollars. . 196 197 English silver... 80 4.86 Five francs. Silver bars (999 fine). Fine gold bars... RAILWAY AND STATE NONDS. In all the gold-bearing issues of railway bonds the tendency is to higher prices. The demand by invest- ors ig moderate but steady, and by and by ‘it will doubtless be found that the keynote of the real re- covery of the country will be struck by this class of securities, State bonds were not more than usually active, and transactions were chiefly confined to Ten- nessees and Virginias, both of which were stronger. DIVIDEND AND INTEREST PAYMENT, ‘The following is a list of dividends and interest pay. ments payable alter this date:— Railroads. Por Cont, When Payable, | Ontcago, Rock Island and Pacific., 4 Oct, 27 Philadelphia and Reading... 23g Oct. 29 Baltimore and Ohio (muin'stem),, 5 Nov. 1 Boston and Maine, 4 Nov. 15 Concord. 5 Nov. 1 South Side, of Long Isiand, first mortgage sinking fund, coupons — Nov. 1 Southern Railroad gf Loug Island, mortgage COUPODS.....+.eeeeee — Nov. 1 Banks, | National City (quar), 5 Nov. 1 American Exchange National. 4 Nov. 1 Fulion National... 5 Nov, 1 Mercantile National. 4 Nov, 1 Pacitle (quar) 3 Nov, 1 National Mechanics’ “Banking A’ sociation B16 Nov, 1 Gallatin Na 4 Nov. 9 Miscellaneous, Iowa Railroad 1 hee ne iam Noy. 1 Equitable Trust Company, mort- gage coupons. = Noy. 1 Mercantile Trust Company, mort- | gage coupons... aa Nov, 1 DOMESTIC MARKETS, New Onnxans. Oct, 30, 1875. Couton aniet; middling, 12%4e. low adding, 12446. ; goud ordinary, 11%¢. Net receipts, 1,116. bales goa ofa, pend "Grace 4,173, Sules, 4,000. Stock, 100'937, cg) rag Oct. 30, 1875, Cotton steady; middling, 12%¢.; low middling, 1244 oc, ordinary, 1130. Not Fee 2.027 bales; gros L994, Exports coastwise, 1,671. Sales, 9,571, Stocl xk, of si: Mopiun, Oct, 30) a Cotton firm; middling, 133,¢,; low middling, 11%¢. @ 12c.;' good ordinar Ike. Net’ receipts, 2.127 bi Exports coustwise, . Sales, 2,000. Stock, 21,b903, SAVANNAH, Oct. 30, 1875. Cotton ady paldaling. 12%. ; low middling 1234 "rat 2A 11%e. Net receipts, 4,059 bales. ys ports— Great horney 2,058, ‘coastwise, 2,962, Sale OL. CHARteston, Oct, 30, Cotton firm; middling, 1%0; lew tiddllng’ abre.; good ordinary, 117,¢, 4 12¢, Net receipts, 200 tales. fix! ports—To France, Sales, 1,200. Stock, 54,084. Witaixaton, N. C., Oct. 30, 1875, 18Ko Spirits of turpentine quiet and eusy ai Rosin tirm ; ssrulued, $1 74g. Tar atendy at 8l & bait WEGO, Oct. 30, 1875, Fiour unchanged; sales 2,200 whe Wheat firm ; No. 1 Milwaukee club, $186; new No. 1 white Michigan, $1 0, Corn dull; sulés of car Tie. Burley quiet 10,000 bushels No. 2 bay at $1 15; by sample a 2 ars ment—831 for bolted aud $90. for Gabelted py 2, wn, Millfeed—Shorts, $23; middiings, per ton, Canal fret e.; corn and Tye, 6%e.;_ bar iburley,, oe. bo Albany Tye oe to'Philadsiphia: Tambor, €2 10 to ts Hodson, Lake receipts 20,000 bushels corn, ido. barley. Canal ship- iente6 000 bushels wheat, ) do. barley, 000 feet lumber. Burraro, Oct. 30, 1875, Lake recatptes Pont, 4,740 bbls wheat, 211,000 bushels; ») do.; batie: 000. ‘do. Healt receipts— bi 8. ‘wheat, 12,000 bushels; corn, 25,000 do. ; i 1,000 do. iroad shipments— corm, 26,000 do, 5 Canal shipments to oats, 40,000 do.; bar- 10 do, i Interior points—Wheat, 18,000, bushels; 10 do, Canal freights—The storm ; one load wheat two loads, corn, 5c. Flour quiet and un: dull: sales 9,000 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee ; 4,500 bushels white . Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, Wabueh, 81 23; No. Tuite Michigan, $1 xu amber Mi javember’ $1 26, $1 guy, $1 2 rod winter, apd November, $1 scember, $1 2434 No. 3 red, gi hf; rejected, Be. "Corn inactive; high mixed, 6oe. ovember, Oats dull; No. 2, 9 igo. i no grade, S750, os F ecomber, S7e.4. Micbigany ¢ Freights active, but unchanged. Hocoipta-300 bbls. flour, 4A000 bushels whent, 14,00 do. corn, 13,000 do. oats, Ship: nts—700 bbig. Hour, 79,000 bushels wheat, 3,000 do. corn, AN do. ont ti Cureado, Oct. 90, 1875, tnchanad. Whent steady and pot November; Gorn, native ana, lower} elected, A030. Davi te ood ae! Bikgc., November. and Nove Flour nominal 28 iaie ap Side. bid, November Mand at ower rate Rye quiet and weak. bi her, at $20 75, spot the’ your, Latd quiet but firm at ii $12! 80, 10, all the year, unchanged, 13 Pretuhes strong higher; wheat, Recoipts—Fiour, 10,000 bbis. 5" wh ; corn, 84,000 dd.; oats 87,000 do.; barle; rye, 5,000 do, Shipinents Fibur, 6,000 bbi } Duahels; corn, 94,000 do, * wats, "17/000 do. ; barley, do, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, R. T., Oct, 90, 1875. Printing cloths market inactive during the week and closed with & Wouker fvling at 43sec, for best standard and 4 G4xt, ander afeport that some of the printers pro- posed to shut down, Sales of the week, 23,500 plocos HAVANA MA MARKET, HAVANA. Oct. 90, 1875, Sugar—The bad weat! Wusiness ; market has Nos. 10 to 12 Dutch standard, ty 15 moinsses sugar, 14 « Is, stool a Hiavana and Matanaas, 0 boxe n t Raoainte of the wank 2400 aheae aad ‘tad bhda’ sparta forthe week, 17,000 boxes and 155 Whds.. boxes and ull the hhds. to the United Stat nominal. Bacon, $49 « $50 per. ewt. ‘Bauer, “$50 a B80 quiutal for American, Flour, $37 50 4 $4890 per bbl. eri per guintal for American ai bbl. Tullow, 10 $9 So bbl, fa “Empty Hada, Br so white pins wold f° $7 fo Soe box, S ronlk; sugar hinds. 21 a 22 23 24 reals Corn ‘a 13 reals jong shaved, $6) per Captains are demaniling hig! ————+- 2+ —____ x FINANCTAL. UGUST BELMONT & CO., Bankers, 19 and 21 ‘Nassau stroet issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all on of the world, Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and thetr correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfors of Money on California and Europe. NY ONE CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS, NOT, tess than $00,000, of Life Insurance Stock, can hear of & cash customer by uddressing, confidentially, N: B., box 10 Herald office. AbExANDER FROTHI Incindiy 9,200 Molasses mn 3 2 < E = Ee E = on er arrobe. a eights duil, rates. | through the NGHAM & CO, Bankers, 12 Wall streot, w York, good for 30 da} doaters in strictly AI Stock Contracts, Sold at the agers’ option either to demand or deliver. market rates. Address for information ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., 12 Wall street, Recorder Hackett says:—‘‘Whatever may have been the political sins of former leaders in Tammany Hall, they have never increased them by even suggestively interfering with the independence of the Court in which L have the honor to be a judge,”? (AT REASONABDE RATES"MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policios, Mortgages and other Securities ; insurance of all kinds effected with best compas nios. J.J. HABR & 00., 117 Broadway, 8100, CALLS, os bonght and sold by us on members of the ; we givo all orders our personal attention isfaction, Explanatory TUMBRIDGE & CO., No, 2 Wall street. mpllet sent free. Bankers and Broke Spreads. | $200. Straddl ahr JOHN HICKLING & 00, ERS AND Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, are supplying Puts, Calls, Sproads and Stradales on the active stocks at lowest rates. ' Orders executed by mail and tole- graph and profits reunited by bank draft. Parties wishing to speculate should call or write for our 72 page book, MEN AND IDIOMS OF WALL STREET, to an 1C sent fr address JOU LING & CO. 72 Brow 1x DEFAULTED RAILE © bought and sold b; Stock y, New York. use of NICOLAY & CO., ine street, New York. NAUTION.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED rainst Negotiating a Bill of Exchange drawn by the Stute Line Steainship Company, of Glasgow, in favor of Fellx ommel, on the undersigned agents, for 209 10x, pay ment having been stopped STIN, BALDWIN & CO., Agents. OR EXCHANGE—$12,000 FIRST PURCHASE MONEY Mortgage. 18 months’ to ran, ‘od real estate or merchandise, Address EQUITY, oe 174 Herald office. OR SALE—LOTS TO SUIT, $100,000; TEXAS STATE 10s, Pensions and Funding sues, ; $40,000 good Texas Municipal Bonds. FORSTER, LUDLOW & CO., No. 7Wall street. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortzages, without bonus, Principals desiring to BORROW OR ‘EST ay to He. GRANT, 145 Broadway. Recorder Hackett says:—The officers who escort and guard prisoners to and from the City Prison, and who guard them in court, and who to some extent con- trol process, ought not to be mere politicians, but such reliable men as the judges select,’ ISSOURI PACIFIC RATLROAD.—OFFICE OF THE ‘Atlantic and Pacific Railrond Company, No. 8 Broad Now York, October 28, 1875.—In accordance with the suggestions of the Committee of Missouri Pacific Stock- holders, in their report made on the 26th inst., the directors of the Atlantic and Pacitie Railroad Company instruct me to offer to the stockholders of the Missouri Pacifle Railroad third mortgage bonds of tockholders to have the preference to purchase said that rate until and including November 10, 1875; proceeds of said sales to be used only in liquidating the floating debt of suid Pacific Railroud.” An curly response from the stockholders is roques ANDHW PEIROR, President. ONEY TO LOAN—ON MORTGAGE, IN| SUMS TO ult, on, city, and adjacent Froperty, Second Mort- ages purchased. RUFUS K. McHARG, 185 Broadway, Rotary ‘and Commissioner for every State. reet. HE GOLD COUPONS DUE NOVEMBER 1, 1875, ON he bonds of the Denver and Rio Gran way aud the Central Colorado Improvement companies will be paid by us on and after that date upon presentation at our ollice, No. 52 Exchange place. RUTIEN & BONN, COPAL ARTNERSHIPS, terday, on a charge of violating the Excise law. Perry was held by Judge Kasmire in $800 bail to answer. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Lawrence, Cushing vs. Cushing.—Report of referee confirmed and judgment for defendant, with costs. La Fond vs. Deems; Petrie vs, Huff etal.; Hall vs. Macrea ot al; Wixon va, Nickerson. —Granted, fiatch vs. Friend.—Motion to place cause on special cause granted for Friday, November 12. y Judge Donohue, Stilwell vs, Shuninin,—Granted. Buoll vs, Brewster,—Granted by default. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Curtis, York et al. ys. Fuller et al.—Motion to set aside ap- pointment of temporary receiver, and also of guardian ad litem, denied, with costs to plainui te abide the event of suit, Miller vs. Miller.—Reference ordered, The People’s Savings Bank vs. Noyes et aL—Order contirming report of referee and for allowance, By Judge Sedgwick. Brewster vs. Balch ot al —Judgment for plaintiff in amount claimed, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surkemx Court—Cuamners—Held by Judge Dono- hue.—Court opens at ten A. M, First Monday’s motion ndar will be called at eleven A. M, RKMK COCR eRaL TkRa.—Adjourned until first Monday of December, 1875. >URT—SPRCIAL Term—Hold by Judge Law- Demurrers No. 1 to 2, inclusive. Law and 82, 417, 445, 434, 246, 490, 403, 579, 594, 667,’ 126, 278, 637, Surkeme Cover—Cre term. pit—Part 1,—Adjourned for the Part 2—Held ge Van Bruat,—Nos, 3498, é, 1486. , STB, 4 3117, 2116, 9064," 1138) . 2044, Part 3—Held by 1203, 1241, 1259, 529, 201, 981, 65543, 65734, ), 1138, 963) 343, 3039. NeRAL Term—Held by Judges 8. 1 to 59 inclusive, tion CounT—Sracta, ‘Tenu—Held by Judgo man.—Nos, 1 to 50 inclusive, wok CounT— Tau—Part 1—Held Judge Sp —Nos. 635, 1477, 207, 831, 769, 60 1259, 761, 843, 783, 805, 791, 745, 83. Part day calendar until Wednesday, November 3, 187: Common PLEas—Triat TeRM—Part 1—Held by Judge Robinson.—Nos. 2662, 1550, 1816, 1817, 2635, 1765, 1578, 1568, 1569, 1494, 1264, '1577, ' 2516,’ 1580, 1087: Part’2,—Addjournpd tll December 6, 1875. onto Poanass Guana Tras—Held by Judges Daly, ©. J.; Loow and Daly, JJ.—Nos, 1 to 187 inclusive, 187a, '137b, 138 to 217 inclusive. MAnive Court—Triat Txna—Part 1—Held by Judge Spauld ne 4224, 4027, a, 5407, 3042, |, 6838, Part |, 2909, 4010, ) ee Leong Patt 3—Hteld” fe teeta 3, 5279, 6346, 6370, 5408, 4483, 5303, 5214, 4735, , 4363, bald, tra, art 1075," 5880 Courr ov GRNERAL Susstoxs—Held by Judge Suther- land. —The People vs, Mary Balt, felonious assault and battery; Same vs, Kirwin Finnerty and James Mulvey, rape; Same vs. Johu Connors, William M. McMahon, John Twomey and Davis Savage, burglary; Same vs. John Dunn and Terence Reilly, grand larceny; Same vs. Eudwig L. Trier, grand larceny; Same vs. James Burke, Frank Hamilton, Frank Banimier and John MeCuilum, grand larceny. CUSTOM HOUSE NOTE. ‘As yesterday was the last day of the month the Custom House officials were paid their salaries on Saturday, A large number of them have been granted leave of absence to go to their homes to vote and work for the ‘cause ” to-morrow, : A DUAL FLIGHT, Information has been given to the police that Robert Potts, an engineer, of No. 40 Grand street, lately in the employ of Kurschedt Brothers, of No. 60 South Fifth avenue, has mysteriously disappeared. He leaves a wife and three children absolutely destitute, Simul- taneously with his departure a pretty young German gir! has taken flight, and from the fact that the two Were acquainted it is Surmised that they have gone off together. 1 My a ° __EUROPE, PrLonence (ITALY). A. GUARDUCCT & CO., Bankers, 9 Via det Giglio! and drafts on on Londo , Paris and Now York st exchange; letters received and promptly Chroutar not cashed at ti ending with American and English ‘ding rooms, with Amertcan and English papers: goods stored and forwarded ; no commission charged. ones te Recorder Hackett says:—“Possibly I may hereafter Invite political animosity by this determination; yet, while privately my sympathies are most ardent in thetr | democratic tendencies, I should be recreant to my judi- cial independence and sense of duty if I answered otherwise than I have now done.” (oranrNensurr P HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER the firm name and style of Schwarting Bros., has this been dissolved by mutual consent. Bernard Schwarting | will carry on the business at 569 Bleventh avenue, and assume ' all Habilities of said frm. . SCHWARTING B, SCHWARTING. OcroneR, 29, 1875. Recorder Hackett says : “The Legislature has wisely | placed the selection of officers of the Court of General Sessions in the exclusive discretion of the Judgos of that Court. Every day of experience contributes to a court officer's usefulness. ”” B SINESS _OPPORTU MI ITE NESS MAN WITH SMALL CASiT ituati-n; fall sccurity tor No, 2 Broadway, BU! can secure A permanent tioney 4nd an interest in the business. STORAGE. —STORAGE.—WEST SIDE STORAGE, WARE. + houses, 5 3, 684 and 696 Hudson stroet; Htroot und 10 Abingdou square, for Furnitu gue, &c., in separate rooms; oldest, lowest i Extonsive and responsible establishment in the business. TAQGART, owner and manager. Office, 593 Hudson street (Abingdon square). 779 Greouwich Recorder Hackett eays:—The Legislature has wisely placed the selection of officers of the Court of General Sessions in the exclusive discretion of the Judges of that Court, Every day of experience contributes to a eourt officer's usefulnoss.’" FIRST CLASS BUSIN corner on ue of the best avedues in Brooklyn, for sale; , WITH STORE, ON A Tare opportunity. For particulars address box 753 Post . office, New York. SURE INVESTMENT.—$200 TO $100; CAN BE doubled in thirty days, now isthe season; Factory object is to stock the nt, MARB LE MAN Te AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, An extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, Wash ‘Trays and Slate Work of every degcript COMPANY, Nit Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st T COST.CLOSING OUT STOCK OF MARBLE- ised Mantels; finest selection of marble Mantels, all res inodern designs. Turning for the trade at S. ER & CO.'S Steam Marble Works, West Fifty-tirst a between Broadway and Eighth aven |ORRESPONDENT WANTED. I WILL GIVE A preference to a competent man who can and will loan @ fow thousand dollars, to bo secured Piper: entirely in- dependent of the business. Address A. box 169 Herald office. OOD CENTENNIAL PATENT. A new invention of Wooden Sole Boots and Shoes, for preservation of health, comfort and economy, for all the po uiation of this country; patented 4 17 years and irprovods will sell very cheap; seen at 206 West Twenty-tifth strec Second floor, front, between Seventh and Eighth aveuu New York. Address SILVER FALCON. UBLISHING BUSINESS. PARTNER WANTED FOR w York branch of an extensive out of town house of Bighest standings experience it publishing not requisite, buts reliable business man, with $25,000, a4 a responetbie head, indispensable, Apply to GRIGUS & CAR. 28 Broadway. Recorder Hackett says:—“I have been Recorder nearly eight years, and I have nevor before received any such intimation even by implication.” Vv CLARK BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS « Patent Horse Clipper, which has now been betore the public for five years, J has [oye itself to be the most erfect machine in the world. Sold by all merchants, fi ors, saddiers storekeopers in th the manufact. rd street, Londo ANTED—A TLEMAN WELL ACQUAINTED with the wholesale liquor, paint and drag trade, to Foprosent an estublished dally paper in w business capacity. Address, with references, WHOLESALE, Heraid office, ENERC partner ih an ol ished show card office ; press and bps ymplete. J, MONKS, 179 Chatham square, New York, ea ee THE COURTS. FOC and pritin a SHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Morgan. BURGLARY IN BLEECKER STREET. Betwoen one and two o’clock yesterday morning two men, named John Irving and John Riley, broke into the house No. 116 Bleecker street and proceeded to ransack the place, Manuel Thornton, who occupied room on the second story, was awakened by fecling a heavy hand on his ‘shoulder and hearing w stentorian voice demanding. him to got up and dress himself Recorpen Hackett says:—‘‘EvEn IF DISPOSKD TO THROW OPEN THR BOOKS AND KRCORDS OP ‘THE COURT TO A POLITICIAN I COULD NOT DO IT, BECAUSE TUR DRPUTY CLERK 18 NOT arrolxrED BY THR JUDGES oF THe Counr or GayNeRaL Sxssions."’—as he was under Arrest. Manuel jumped out of bed, but was not quick enough to save $33 which was in the pocket of yantalo@ns, He raised an alarm, however, and Officers Kenny and Henry, of the Fifwenth precinct, came into the house, and alter a short struggle arrested Irvin and Riley'on the roof. The prisoners were arraigned before Judge Morgan yesterday, and were held in $2,000 bail cach to answer, POLICE COURT NOTES, At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Wilham King of Clifton, 8. L., was held to answer for assaulting Officer Newal, of the First precinct, Justice Duffy bade goodby yesterday to every ono officially connected with the First District Police Court, and his departure from there waa generally rogretted. To-morrow Justice Dufly will appoar at tho Yorkville Police Court. James Reed was arraigned before Indge Kasmiro, at the Eseox Market Police Court yesterday, and held in $1,000 bail to answer on the charge of breaking into the premises of Mary Krommeler, No. 102 Ridge street, and stealing therefrom clothing valued at $35, Officer Larkin, of the Seventh precinct, arrested Jobn BR, Perry, of No Sak Henry etrast yas. Recordér Hackett says:—If the notions you fore- shadow should be acquiesced in by the Criminay Judges, insomuch as the composition of political com- mittees often changes, so might the composition of court officers, and thereby confusion, at least, be oc. casioned. I cannot sanction your proposition,” MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, NEW DE. signs, from $12 upward; also Monumental work at ‘eutly reduced prices; Marble'Turning for the trade. A. LABER, Ui York, 0 ast 18th st., near Third avenue, Ni TEWARI'S NSW SLATE MANTELS, INLAID WITH tiles; aleo marble and, wood Mantels, “elogant designs; prices very low. 220 and 222 West Twenty-third stroot, hour Seventh avenuo. &O, 2 ATi BLE! COCKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Money advanced on Dianionds, Watches, Jewelr: Pianos, &c.; also Pawnbrokers’ Tickets ‘bought of Diamonds, Watches, ke. a ee os ‘up stairs. BETWEEN JOHN AND WMAN. TROBOLD" 'S—Diamonds, Watebes, Jewelry, &e., nogotiated ; Itkewise Life Policies, Warchouse Receipts, 4. NEWMAN L&OPOLD, 80 Nassau street, WATCHES, JEWELRY at SALES | AT A CTION, Ae oi ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF PSINTINGS, WATER COLORS, STUDIO FURNITURE, ANTIQUE CURIOsI- TIES, COSTUMES, &¢., dO. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE PIETRO VAINI, ESQ, NOW ON EXHIBITION (REE) AT THE ART ROOMS, 817 BROADWAY, To BE SOLD BY AUCTION THURs- DAY AND FRIDAY EVE , NOVEMBER 4 AND 5, aT 7% O'CLOCK. The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneer UCTION NOTICE. BALE POSITIV: 6 of glegant Hoasohotd Rowe €.. 4¢ public auction this (Monday) orn mericing at 10 o'clock, ay private resi- ence 12) West id st "uear oth av. namely magnificent rosewood Planotory 4 rich Parlor Sults, reps and satin, N* away & Som, Contre Tabies, Udo. Library 1 rosewood Etagere, Frouch 4 Window Lace Cariains. 2 Pier Mirrors, 2 Mantel. 22 fine Oil Paintings, &c. 14 real Bronzes and Bisque Plzaros 8 Bookcases, Writing Desk and Drawers. French Clocks run 60 days. Turkish Chairs, 2 Lounges 2 iit Flower Stands. G0 yards velvet aud Brussels Carpets. ‘1 French China Dinner set, 2 Tea Sera 200 pieces Cut Glassware wad Cutl 2 Extension Tables, 1 Buffet. 1s Dining Chairs, 4 Sofas. 40 pleces Shottield Plated Ware, bedroom Suits, complete Bedding. 28 balr'and spring Mattresses, Blankets, &c, 80 assorted Chairs, Rockers, ke. Also complete Basement and Kitehen Utensils: assortment of Furniture for servants’ apartment, Catalogue comprises 400 lots. This is the largest sale of the season, Notice—Goods packed aud shipped or rewoved, elty or country, by responsible men in attend: LUKE FITZG Siurrora 08. ALD, Anetioneer, Recorder Hackett says:—‘‘Even if disposed to throw open the books and records of the Court to a politician, Icould not do it, because the Deputy Clerk is not ap- pointed by the Judges of the Court of General Ses- sions.’* NEW TOW BOAT, 12X12, FOR SALE AT AUO- AA, ions will be im by isaac Aa BISSELL, ‘Auctioneer, onnell's dock, Erie basin, Bri a oN vember 3, 1875, at 12 o'clock aon. sas bi onneened bet ADVERT ar YOU HAVE AVE TO SELL AND, wii NEW YORK WiLL SER IT HE EVENING TELEGRA) OMNSON, JR. AUCTIONEER, Old stand, 37 Nassau stroot. AEE. ON WEDNESDAY, AT Az 10% O'CLOCK, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY von CREME DE bas one aait ELEGANT GRAND SQUARE PLAS 2 RE PIANO, by Iaines Bro ERB BLACK WALNUT Bi: 80,8, suis.” ) Parlor Suita, various coverings. rb wing and dwarf Bookcases S suporb black walnut Hat Racks. 1 suporb black walnut Bullet. 2 hea Cylinder Desks. DAY WEDNESDAY), AT 11.0} AT PRIVATE. RESIDENGE “OP! Word Rt Tooth and 157th ats, St. Nicholas a. Washin Heth, ALL FINE FURNITURE TAINE! in said ee nieeeat Bane Clocks, Paintings, ko. RI—ON EXHIBITION, AT THE ART GALLERY 5% Liberty streot, corner of Nassau, on Tuesday and Wedne day, November 2 and 3, a chotce collection of Oil Paintings, by American and foreign artists, Including Tandecapes and figures. They will be sold ot auction, without reserve, on Thursday and Friday, October 4 and 5, at 12 o'clock each day. GEO, W. KEELER, Anctioneer. UCTION SALE. THIS DAY. THIS (fondayy MORNING, November 1, umencing at 10 o’¢locl SUPERB MOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.” PIANOFORTES at the five story brown stone mi an: NO. 47 WEST 1oTH ST. BETWEEN STIL AND 6TH AVS, four round 7 Steinway octave Pianoforte, "Ars, PARLOR SUITS, flab oa carved rosewood ‘and walnut fram covered in crimson, tan’and gold brocade satin and covelai Turkish and Spanish Lounges, Busy Chairs, inlaid marquet- rie and gilt Centre and Console Tables, rosewood Etageres, Cabinets, Fronch plate Mirrors, lace Curtains, Freuch Man: tol Sets. O0 day Ciocks, Musical Boxes, Jardinieres, velvet BUM ARAIY CONTAINS handsome intald Lib retaire Bookcases, choice rain AM Tabl Turkish Suit Gpiccen), lad lady's Weiting Deak. Stren CONSISTING lanorate pe plain Beceem Be Sets, inlaid and ails Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, pe single and double Bedsteads, 33 tine hair and 3; sses, feather Pil- ah Blankets, Tollot Sets, rep | ana hab Suits, marble top ‘ablos. Ning FURNITURE, via, :—Two Extension Tabtes, in- elt peed walnut Sideboard, Chars in leather, Silverware, Dinner and Tea 5 Outh a about purchasing will post ‘ake Sixth avenue or Univer: Sompetent men to remove, pack or ship goods, city or country ROBERIC. CASHIN, Auctioneer. MORNING, AT Alan SALE—THIS (MONDA! 103 o’elock, all the handsome and useful Housshoid Furniture at the large private house, 105 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, at public auction, to the highest | bidder, without reserve, consisting of sati brocade, rope and haireloth Parlor Suit “Etac Miter janoforte, Paint- ings, Curtains, Tab! Pei res Mirrors, Vases, Bod Bureaus, Washstands, ing Ca irons Mattresses, Bedding, Blankets, Quilts, Tung, Sidi Extension Tablo, Glass, China and Silver Ware, canes, Oileloth, Stoves, Stair Carpets, dc, Sule positive. ‘S. KRAEMER, Auctioneer, ENUE—HAT STORK. ‘AVOR, Auctioneer; ofice, or's, 13 Kast Fourteenth street, wn el at 546 Third avenue. on Monday, November 1, at sharp, the entire Stock in trade, Good Will in the earns. FIA Aae Borceaalh igh aD years to run) of Haywood's well known Hut, Oap nud Far St is ism rare chance. Fixtures and stock are first class, good run of trade and sold only on account of sickness. LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, OFFICES Broadway, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, the Fixtures and Stock of Li jqnors in the Bar and Billiard Room 254 Lud- son street, comprising elegant 4-pull Pum Phelan Bil- liard Tables, Glassware, Silverware, Chairs, Rav rs, also the stock of ‘Liquors and Cigars, Sale’ po 29 votion NOTICE.—LARGH AND POSITIVE SALE. Bradbury & Co., Pianoforte, fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Parlor Suits, Chamber Suit, &c, This (Monday) pene. commencing at 103g o'clock, at private residence 21’East 20th street, near Broadway. over $30,000 worth of See Household Furnitare, made to Pit ‘4 octave Pianoforte, fine rich satin, rope, de; Carpets, Book- aibeary Se res; BOO volumes solid black walnut Bedsteade, ttressex, Builet, Chairs, Extension Tables y“paiement and servants’ Furniture, HENRY order six months a Pi Brie CAMPBELL, JR. AUCTIONEER will soll this ce commencing at 1044 o'clock, at No. 42 Grove street, near Bleecker, the entire Household Furniture contained in'that three story high stoop private residence, viz. ;—Brilliant toned seven octave four round corner rose Wood Plano, made by celebrated elty maker; Bnglish Brus mole ee ay ‘arpets; walnut rior Suits, Fronch plata Pier and other Mirrors, black walnat mar. die top Bureans and W: arble top Centre, Side Leaf and Extension Dining Tables; ‘iaek walnut Wardrobes, Side, Dining, Arm, Easy and Rocker Chairs; Sofa Beds, Low black walnut round coroer Any Pillows, Bolsters, Beddin, Corner Stands, Clocks, tel Ornaments, Oil Paintin Silver Plated and Glass Ware, Crock: Table Linen, frigerator, Parlor Coal Stoves Kitchen Utensils, Aa. Cate: early at residence. Sale Cig te and withont re- Buyers and dealers special vited. CAMPBELL rs CO., Auctioneers, office 58 East Ninth street. EMANUEL, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS t 2 o'clock, at 174 Bowery, a large stock of Toys, Dram is, Shells, Beads, omen’ Writing ‘Desks: T 918 BROADW first streets, Lynch Camels pay, Shawls, &e., A. © TWENTIETH AND TWENTY- Recorder Hackett act have been Recorder nearly eight years, and I bave never before received any such intimation even by implication,” TAMONDS, SLRY, SILVERWARE, Fury and Came! hawls bough when desired at a very small advance. ¢ Jeweller, 1,190 Broadway, noar Twenty: nth b street, 40: A()2 Sixti AVENT. and Twenty-fifth street on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Laces a me bought wt full vale, L, BERN, Ai. CLOTHING. A GREAT DEMAND FROM MY AGENTS ladies’ and gentlemon’s cast off Clothing, C: Furniture, Diamonds, Laces, camels’ hair SI adies and gentiemen will be astonished at the pay incash. Ploase try and to Mr. or Mis, ANHALT, 178 ATM MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, ICI Sixth avenue, opposite Highth stree! sand goatietion gun reveive the tigress, value ig, seat foe. enet off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces, &c. Please call or ad- dress the’ number as sbove. Ludies waited on by, Mrs. Marks. Ploase try and satisfy yourselves, Orders to Brook- rely attonded to. 1 207 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWEE: LEON pays highest cash prices for ladies’ ro 's Wearing Apparel, dc. ; ladies are waited on by Recorder Hackett says:—‘ Even if disposed to throw sions.” Chair Rockers, Marion. Dealers invi '% 18 HEREBY attel mortga, will sell at publie 8, 1873, at o'clock ta the ing No. 96' Canton street, New York in the building In rear thereof, 1 Steam’ Engine, 3 Heaters, 1. large Drivin ail tg Shaiting, Belting, Hangers. Machinery, Steam Heatin puratus, Pipes, fools, Tanks and divers other personal a erty covered by said mortgage, all contained in sald buil ings, and 2 Stoam Boilers, situate adjoining said rear buliding, and in rear of Nos. 32 and 94 Cannon street, Dated October 80, 1875. JOHN W. MILLER, Mortgage, Recorder Hackett says:—“The tesiiahire bas wisely placed tho select‘on of officets of the Court of General Sessions in the exclusive discretion of tho Judges of that Court, Every day of experience contributes to a court officer’s usefulness.” XECUTRIX’ SALE.—BENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, office ‘and salesroom No. 9 str Will sell at public wuction, on Wednesday, Sonmere 114g o'clock, on the premisés, the Unexpired Torm of Louse ‘House ani store No. 159 Greenwich street, the store ing been occupied as a wholesale cigar and tobacconiat's the past twonty years, together with all the Fixtures, ke, or by the single piece. By order of Amalio Schasberger, Exooutrix, COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—EXTRA LARGE SALE + of Houschold Purniture, at No. 10 St. Mark's place, Kichth street, on Thursday, November 4, at, 11 o'clock Vino, French plate Mirror, velvet, Brassels and other Car. 18, together with all the parlor, bedroom, dining room and Basement goods of this very large private doling. Devs ‘and catalogues on Wodnesday and Thursday. NEORGE HOLBROOK, Ne NEER.—HOLBROOK & o'clock, at their sales Rollins will well this goveral assortment of room, ead et Rowen ‘ Bt Jeloths, mantel and open the books and records of the Court toa politician, brag Ay ’ oli bane Mie arte ena Werte I could not do it, because the Deputy Clerk is not ap. Sonoalen Lounges, contre and extention ‘Tables, Mat: pointed by the Judges of the Court of Goncral Seas | trex wlan eee. seaces eee: Winaies, Useaalln on Hliptie Sewing chine, one Tergs hotel Mangle, &c. T 1.274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY-SECOND and Vhirty-third stroets, Broadway prices will be paid for Cast off Soe &c., by calling on or addressing B. HARRIS, No, OE —t, HERZ, BROADWAY, NEAR Thirteenth streot, pays the highest prices for ladien’ atid gentlemen's Wearing Apparel Noto by mail will be promptly attonded to. REC. 1VED. A LARGE ORDER WHICH COMPELS mae ft pay the highest prices for Ladies’ and Gentiem Cast-off Clothin rpets, Jewelry, by calling on or address hug Mr. or Mrs. MOWHIS, 1 ir Twenty- first sti 1. MASUR PAYS THE HIGHEST-CASH PRICES FOR Oast-off Clothing, Carpets, &c. “Call or address Mr. or Ars, MASUR, 256 Seventh avenue, 82 Seventh avenue, HS AND LIQUORS J. SEEBACHER, AUG" Groner, pees ‘oe street, Rig Ce] this day, at 10 o'clock, wt 245 Biesehve ice the shoe Fa ini Tigers store, consisting of Coffe pak Plas ‘of Whiskeys, Brandies, Gins, Wises’ Bagars, £6. j de. R. HERTS & SONS, AUOTIONE RS, F., Bisortooms 17 Park pince and 14 Ma sire Executor's Smie of Hoasehold Furniture, on MONDAY, Novembor 1, at 10! i at No. 415 Broome stree! comprising volvat Carpets, Mirror: rrerpont Parlor “Batts, olegant crystal, Chandeliers and andelebrae, rich hina, Glassware, Aytiques, do, Ao. Noa of HENRY. Kite LDSNITH, 1 Isaacs BERNSK, Bkrentars, SALES AT AUCTION. TJ B HERTS 4 S09 NS, AUCTIONEERS, SAUBSROOMS, 17 PARK PLACE AND RAY STREET. IMPORTANT and) ATTRACTIVE SALE wn ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS AUBUSSON, AXMINSTER, MOQUET AND BRUS| SELS CARPETS. SUBERB UPRIGHT PIANO BY CHICKERING. CLOCKS, BRONZES, STATUARY, VASES, &0., & ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LARGE MANSION, 958 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR EIGHTY-FIFTH 3) FRONTING RAL PARK, ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, AT 1034 O'CLOO aren for tnsyeckton. by per ony Son Monday aut fueada from 10 till 9 o'clock. Catalogues and Darenlte 4a be Bae the office of the Auctioneers. 17 Park place. Vi revi Madison avenuo eurs to Hishty-dfth street, with “4 MUM ‘ \ | of Saloon; Bai cost $40, de. positively in lo rANT FORECLOS Eighth avenne Lots. CE & CO., ol, at anction, at EB: on Monday, Nover Lots, sing Uh between Seventy: d running westerly. 1. feet on ea 4 ore is partic larly invited, =I SAAC M. KING, AUCTION: WLS. THIS pay, At 104g o'clock, Stock and Fixt Sonfoctionery an Variety Store, 67 Broome street, Toys, Candies, Jars, Slow. cases, & J. tis ir i TRAVER, AUCTIONEE diy, at 11 o'elock, Great Jones street, lor of Suirts, Drawers, Cardigan Jackets, Blanket Children’s Suits, Velvets, Tablecloth A. B. CLARK, Marshal. ai P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THT + day, at 10!" o'clock, ut 59 Grens Jones street, tw ‘ables, Chairs, Pictures, Brussels and ot Furniture of family, &c. MARSHAL'S SALI Counters, Saloon Carpets, AMES M. aver! " o'clock, at Third avenue, between Eleventh and Twelft streets, excellent Parlor, Bedroom wud Chamber Suits; seve pets, puretciried hair Mattresses, Feather Bol sters and Pillows, Featber Beds; an exc Bedding, Wardrobes, Bookeases, Cart Clock and Ornaments, French’ p Centre and other Tables, Cutlery. Bedsteads, Sale absolut NUSSBAUM, aUerion ered M sells this day, at 10 o'clock 4! , at No. 327 Broonn erect, near Bowery, Fixtures and F neniture. of Oyster nn Dining Saloon; Tables, Chairs, Counters, Range, Mirrortg Lamps, Kitchen Utensils, &e Dealers invited. M, XUSSBACM, | AUCTIONEER, | 261 BOWERY, + will well this day, ut2 o'clock, at No. 57 Meserole street, near Leonard, Williamsburg, Pixtures, Ma &e., of Turning Factory, consisting of Circular Saws, Bunt Saws, Shatting, Pulleys, Belts, Turn Benches, Drop Hangu: Tools, & Without reserve. ‘Trade and dealers invited. DAWNBROKER’S SALE OF CLOTHING AND JEW. elry.—R, FIELD, General Auctionoer, salesroomn N 89 Bowery, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, wi assortment gold and silver Watches, Pini, Rings, Harrings, gold Chains ‘Also, ab 12 o'clock, 500 lots Men's and Women’s Cloth: ing, Droiees, Shawls,” Remnant, Underclothing, Quilted Binet, a Sana Boots, Shoes, also Coats, Pants ant By order. r P, Goldstein, Grand street. ICHARD WALTERS’ SONS, AUCTIONEERS, Groceries, ices, Buttor, &c.. ) Marshal's sala; will soll’ Monday, at 10s¢ o'clock, at enloed room, 27 East Broadway, Stock of Groceries, viz. —Fin green and biack Teas, Coilves, Spices, cauned Pruits, Pick els, Soap, Starch, Bluing, bottled Liquors, Chee: Blicking, &c. ; aljo one arness and Wagon. 5. MICHEALS, Marshal, HERIFF'S SALE OF BOILERS, MACHINERY, toad : &e—s. HERMAN, Shoriil’'s and General Auctione sells Monday, November lat 1 P. Af. ‘Twentieth street, the entire Stock Iron Foundry of Samuel ‘wt the foot of Ei: aud Machinery of thet Secor & Son, vir “Botta Grindors, @ lary Flasks; also a large lot of old Iron an ‘too humerous to mention; also one fin Sale positive, in lots; dealerg is of said premises. LIAM G. CONNER, Sherif | Lathes, For, pers, Pumps, Shears, Plane Jot of a tern at n, Harness, de, Here Wee also the unexpired Whusiax H, Osssons, Deputy. Recorder Hackett says-—‘If the notions you forel shadow should Le acquiesced in by the Criminal Judg: insomuch as the composition of political commiti often changes, so might the composition of court of cers, and thereby confusion, at least, be occasioned. cannot sanction your proposition.” , HERIFI'S SALE OF CLOTH, CASSIMERE, £09 ERMAN, Sherit?s nd General Auctioneer, solls Mor Say, Novembes Lr set ov 9533 Third avenue, Ke and. general assorement’ of Cloth, Cassime Doeskins, Velvets, Linings, éc.; also Counters, Sheivi oftice Furniture, kc. Sale x pasitive, ; WILLIAM ©, CONNER, Sheriff * _A- Aarons, Deputy. Yytiam assorr, avorionetr, oitice No. 3 Chambers strest, will yn Monday, Ist inst., at 104, o'clock, the Stock an@ Fixtures of Grocery Store 24 wie A. corner Fourveent! stroet, consisting Of barrels of Flour and Sugar, cl ‘et quantity of Soap, canne pide ol ‘Starch, i pig pce lary 0 Mill, Stove, ral Counters, I dc., he. FOR k No postponement (A® OLD ESTARLISIIED Boot AND. SHOR stond for sale; best in the vity.’ Address J. R. D,, Herald Upe down Brauch ‘oft ci hte A POEL ert eee TNS Sa A.~FOR SALE—PIRST CLASS BAKERIES, CONFEOs + tioneries, corner Grocery Stores, corner Liquor store: on South street and all avenues; Kestaarants, Hotels, Co and Cake Stands. MITCHELL'S STORE AGENCY, 77 Cedar stroot. + ae FINE FISH MARKET FOR SALE CHEAP; AL Routes, Bhiard MITCH SALE. Meat Markets, Hardware and Stove Stores, Exp Cigar Stands, Flower Stores. L'S STORE AGEN ', 77 Codar street. BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE DOWN TOWN excetlent location for periodicals and newspapers; f sper reas with moderate capital. ¥ & SHEFFIELD, Store Brokers, 5 Dey street. bey MILK ROUTE FOR SALE CHEAP.—INQUIRA Second avenue, —ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANTLY FITTED WINK Ay Rem, roadway oes 0 heetrne doing # large 88, for sale; satisfuctd ons for sel segee ry rane LOYD, 20 Broadway. Recorder Hackett says:—‘‘If there exists an office which more than any other one should be utterly di« yorced from political considerations, it is that of @ clerk or deputy clerk of a criminal court.” N_ELEGANT OPPORTUNITY FOR A FORTUNE. Restaurant, private supper Room, r Bar an Bleeping Aparinionts complete, paying well; safe business examine for yourself: central location, Lease. GAFF- NEY & SMITH, office 17 Contre street UTCHER’S FIXTURES, ICE HOUSES, TOOLS AND Machinery, grocer's Ham Racks sos Counters, second hand Butcher Cart. ‘Thirty-fourth streot, near Eleventh enpoN sc ion eng id stocked ; npulated nolghborhood: office: aftachod; ‘capital’ piace for ® physician; reut $17 pes month. ‘Apply at Steickland’s, 94 Beckman st RUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST} situated and furnished in Worcester. Ai recs, for pare ticulars, EDWIN A. WARREN, Worcester, RUG STORE FOR SALE—$400; NEATLY rite nd stocked: densely populated neighborioad; ofiow attached ; capital place for a phiysicinm: rent S17 per montlte Apply at STRICK ‘AND'S, 36 Bookman street. POR SAGE SALE—A NEAT beaiainas 7 SALOON, DOING AL good business. APT, 40 Crosby street. OR SALE—THE FINEST AND BEST PAYING STA. tionery Store in Sixth avenue, for Address Big box 189 Herald oftice. JOR BALE—SELF-i tablished five yours, wn, k © e, city Fisher "address HAWEOW LEWIS, Philadelphia Post office OOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A PINB LOCATED: 01 Eighth street, suitable for any business; furs nished Dwelling fidesired. Address P. DIGKS, 241 South Sixth street, Philadelphia, Dso! tt AND BILLIARD ROOM, 254 HU! Ror, will be told by puvlie auction this day MACHINERY. T Leet ie BOILER, , WORKS, | 36 PEARL STREET, Torsey extra large and small Boilers for saleg Wrists of Wotlers bulll and repaired, ROLLA ES, AND it to the gna RUAN mine FELT MLLLS, N. Bend fc i near Gouverneur. B16 Front sb Recorder Hackett says:—‘Whatever may have beer the political sing of former leaders in Tammany Hall they have never increased them by even suggestivel; Interfering with the tudependence of the Court im which I have the honor to be a Judge.” -_ DENTISTRY. SET OF TEETH MADE. I IN THRER HOURS A’ AL is’ Weve Thirty fourth street, between Sixth an Seventh agenues, near Broadway.—Special mechanical. don: tistry; coral, rabber, rose pearl, whalebon bone rubbjer, gold ant latina Set Plumpers, Regul: . Take green c om Grand street ier se Otiib avthon care o biped cara, ROUGH, 128 Wess Thirty-fourth street. PRAUTIFUL SET, $6; GUM TERTH, $10; SINGLEY rae, 0c. 5 silver Fillings, 06, Exam speci Bem oy York beatal Rosen, ied Bi uae, peas Sixteenth street Kstablisued 1351. prices. Recorder Hackett says:—'The officers mache and guard prisoners to and from the City Prison, and who guard them in court, and who to some oxtent cou~ trol process, ouglit not to be mere politicians, bat gacky reliablo men ag the judgos seloct.” NTIST,, 195 SIXTH AVE sk Mt Feeth, $5, 8 Gum's 10; vooth 1, ed oY avon, ‘and bono, S0e!; gold and plating, $1; all work, warrante: QQ Bast, vou RT ilvex ERT.—SE1Y,, $10, WITH OR as free Plu.ayiors mada: Testa 87 wsaiont