The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1876, Page 9

\ BUCOLIC ECONOMY. —— i lCONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.} \ the passengers, the wife, turning to her companion ‘Weil, Jake, there's no use wasting two fare se you keep right on and I wil! come up as soon vorough.” With an atter contempt for th mnslea of py rigors g eompanions, she leit and the car rattled oeretetepeaenennen FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Events of the Week—A Brighter Pusiness Out- look—The Failures of the Year. THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS. Railway, Government and State Bonds. Watt Street, Sunpay, Oct. 15, 1876. To the large class of brokers and jobbers who hoped to find in the late bull movoment the initiation of a ture and permanent rise, the close of the week bas been somewhat disappointing. The stock market has been so Jong in shackles—chained down, as it wero, to the dvor of inactivity and depression—that nothing Jess than the efforts of a financial Baron Trenck could Avail to setitiree. After long waiting the brighter Prospects of trade seemed to announce the hour and the astute bull combination the man. Toa great do- §reo both have been weighed and found wanting. The attompt at release bas in a measure fuiled, The tise has been a matter of ‘sound and fury, signifying nothing” but a sharp turn and a proilt- able venture. The market hus been allowed to go to sleep again with little prospect of more than som- Bambulistic starts of activity and with slight hopes of permanent awakening. in the early partoft the week everything was couleur de rose. The combination had hoisted the coal stocks and imparted strength to the general list; had, withal, yn such good and cogent asons for theif proceedings that even outsiders, who had for so long been promised “the good time com- ing,” began to think it had come at last, New Jersey Centrai, which bad been scouted at as ‘worth legs than ten cents of the dollar, was suddenly discovered to be worth four times the money; the re- tiring directors were not rats deserting a sinking ship, but unpleasant rodents whose room was more valuable than their company; finally, tho new President wasa Daniel come to judgment, who could handie a colony of bears as deftly as he could the denizens of a lion’s den, and from whose masterly management a new era of prosperity for the company was to spring. Jn Delaware and Lackawanna no other plea was neo- essary than that the stoce had been unduly depressed by the rascally bears, who deserved punishment, and, As the sequel shows, got It, LakeShore and Michigan Central, Rock Island and Northwest all bada good word said in their favor to she extent of calling attention to the vast supplies of Brain secking tidewater; the personal responsibility of directors, who were to be made to disgorge the fruits of illegal leases; the immense value’ of land grants, and adozen other reasons showing that the tide was atthe flood and fortune to be reached by free pur- chases of the properties, Curiously these representations were more true than false, and by holding a firm hand on the market the public might have been eventually led to believe them; but at the ticklish moment the combination gave up the ‘stocks and whipped over to the other side of the account without even a “by your leave”” to the creduloua tali that had followed them. The whole operation turned out tobe as artificial as the hybrid image of clay and brass, and of no greater stability. By.the middle of the week the engine had been re- vorsed. Mr. Knight (so the story went) had got sick of both his stock and his presidency, and had sold out the one and threatened to throw upthe othor. The rail- roéad rate cutting business was to be more incisive than aver, and the Vanderbilt house and retainers had been sneaking out of their Lake Shore holdings. Added to these reports, which were principally fictions, was the one fact that the Reading corporation was bothered about its little “bills” which, like Banquo’s ghost, re(used to “down”? at its bidding, but claimed a pecuni- Ary recognition at maturity. Naturally, the course of prices took the downward track and much of the previous advanco was lost, On Saturday many of the bugbears referred to were swept away as fictitious creations, and the market assumed a firm aspect, with higher prices at the close. This, in brief, is the story of the week, and it isan ‘unsatisfactory one, as offering grounds for anything more solid than an artificial amd manipulated market for some time to come, There were no important events in the speculative erena during the past week that call for special com- ment or will not be explained by the tables below. At times the market was active and buoyant and the high- est prices of the present upward movement were made. Subsequently a decline set in, which was due both to realizing and to tho circulation of rumors of a fur- ther reduction of freight rates and that the paper of one of the coal roads had been protested. When, however, these statements wero discovered to be filse and it was announced on the other hand that the Canadian lines J bad advanced freights 25 per cent from Detruit to all points East, a reaction occurred and the market closed strong with an upward tendency, THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK 18 regard favorable to those who aro speculating tor higher prices. Henee the tenacity with which cer- tain securities have been heid and the pertinacity with which they have been manipalated for the last sixty days. It ia not to be denied that an improved condi- on of trade generally prevails, and that, especially in those channels which supply the necessities of the peo- ple, the, tide is moving with « ireer, sironger and broader current. money is in more active demand, Confidence Is increasing. Crops are moving forward to market atarats that will soon tax the carrying power of our railroads to the utmost, Tne valance of trado is in our favor, and in the event of a European war, or of preparations for the same, the amount will bo swelled by hundreds of millions of doilars. Every industrial agent in America will find employment, It is true that during tho past month or two the exceptional activity im business circles must be more or less ascribed to the movement of great masses of people to and from Philadelpnia and New York ana the expen- diture which naturally attends the trip, and it may not -be wise to count upon a similar condition during the rostof the year, Still, it is equaliy a fact that we are apon the verge of better times and already beginning to show the vigor and elasticity that mark our conva- lesence, As AN OFFSET TO A CHKERPUL vixw the October ciroular of Dun, Buriow & Co, presents an ex- « hibit of financial wrecks that at firss sight is startling and discouraging, It is to be renembered, however, that many of the firms were virtually bankrupt previous to 1876, and tho last nine months was 4 period of clearing away that which was already rotten, The annexed table shows the number of failures for seven quarters, ‘with gross liabilitics and the average Nabilities of each fallare in each quarter: — 1875, —-——_——_. No. 9 Average Failures, Liabilities, Liabies. Frist quarter... $43,173,000 $21,782 Second quarter. 83,667,000 21295 Third quarte 54,828,000 30,676 Fourth quarter, 70,888,000 29,476 1876. of Average Failures, Laabilities. Liab'ies. First quarter. . . 2,806 Vee $43 088 Secoud quarter, 94 24, 398 2460 i Sitar 19,583 ‘Third quarter, Toral number of failures in twenty-one months, uy, involving um indebtedness vf $358,000,000, showing an average Mabitity for each failure of $24,235, with @n average number occurring each quarter of 2,112, It will, therejore, be seen that, while the quar- ter ander review has been fruitful in the number of jailures, to the extent of some 300 above the a the present Inatiuting just closed it year, a similar conciusion exceed in nomber tor the rage liabilities are $19,000 it $30,000 each for the thira Two inferences may probably be e quarter of 1875. crawn from these figures—one, that failures are m pumerous «mung the smaller class of traders aud fewer large disasters are reported; and, second, tnat eu of credit have bean gradually’ lessened and NEW YORK poate g futere as there is certainly jess lost by in abilities of over $26,000,000. circumstances point toa more cheerful prospect, this revelation of a portion of our most recent history might weil be disbeartening. But THR REACTION HAS COMMENCED. ‘Thus, demand, price and supply seemed at the low- Indicating a8 complete u reversal of the cou- fn of things on the 1st September, 1876, as com- pared with those of the same date in 1873, as it wus ‘ossible to imagine. Tbe oscillation of the pendulum bad been complete, from high prices, large socks, sion and forced demand ou the one verge es, the smallest stocks, diminished pro- ‘consumption limited only by exact wants on the othe: There is not only a good deal to show we are nearer & prosperous condition, but there are many proofs that tte Jengthened depression has not produced general exbaustion. The healthy constitution of the commer- cial organization remains unimpaired, and it can well afford to wait for the fulfiiment of the better promise that now dawns, We have sulfered, it is true, but it’ may be fairly at last arrive co! n @ healthy con+ dition, with the additional advantage ot = Jessop! from ‘the period of adversity through bh it has The vass majority of our merchants and manu- facturers, though they bave suffered heavily, havi sustained themselves in spite of the altered conditions of business, and the general stagnation of trade. This power ol resisting the continued strain bas been the hopetul feature of the past, ag it is now of the future, when there are indicat be thev ever so slight, of improvement, Meantime, notwithstanding the reverses of those in trade, the gi bulk of producers in ugri- cultural regions Bave prospered, This vast body, upon whose prosperity mast be based that of all others in this country, have been exceptionaily favored. Good crops, bringio good prices, cheap ireights, reduced cost of labor, 1" prices for all supplies, have largely increusea wees purchasing power, and placed them ina position comparatively independent of the adverse circumstances prevailing in other classes, TRANSACTIONS IN THE STOCK MARKET, ‘The following tablo snows the opening, highest and lowest sales of the week, together with the pumber alt io of No. of Open- High- Low- Atantic and Pacific pref, 2 2 Atlantic und Pacific Tel.. 15 16% Ee 16x cago and Northwest’n, 950 88 38%, 34) hicago and N. W, pref... 7,800 62% 62kq _BU5g Chicago, . Land Pacitle, 8,900 102 102% 100% \d Quincy 160 ee oy ge 1,045 88% 89 205 1004, 1003¢ 100-30 30 174,374 70 72, 7,043 68 60 252 5% 59% United States Express, 420 62 62 Erie. 10% 10% Harlom, 1,278 135° 136% Hannibai and St. Josoph. "500 1346 137% Hannibal and St. Jo. pk. 400 2¢ 24 Illinois Central. 864 BOK Lake Shore... 58% 503, Michigan Central. 46 Morris and Eseex. 600 94g = O4Ig Mo., Kansas and Texas, 805, 8 8 Milwaukee and St. Paul., Milwaukee and St, Paul pf 40,400 Pacific Mail ...... Pittsburg and Ft. Wayne, St. Louis and Iron Mat’n. St Louis,Kan.C. and N:pd Tol., Wabash and Weat .. Ohio preterred, New York, N. OGG o a ekcave 2 Total for tho weck...,. 879,562 CLOBING FRICHS—3 P. a * Mila. s rye oN 8 i a if. 1 8 ar . a 8 Adams Ex. 108" . ah AmericanEx.. 61 Sentral ry a & Haram 18936 peti s CO &t w..102 + 102) ry NJ Ceontrats’ 854% 8 85: 8 89 Ohio & Mise... 10s 8 10% = 96) Paname .. 190 * Tol & » ag fot f Eton Paettel. 02 . ey | 8 Mest MoPaeifi.... He 8 . EBXPORTS AND IMPORTS, Tho foreign commerce of the port for the week was as follows:—Genoral mercbandiso imports, including dry goods, $5,229,676; produce exports, $6,003,215, and specie exports, $60,373, The total imports of merchandise at the port since January 1, this year, were $260,941,389, against $268,069,926 for the corre- sponding period in 1875, and, $322, 654,331 in 1874; the total exports of produce were $207,856,229, aguinst $196,157,707 in 1875, and $230,099, 009 in 1874, ‘and total exports of specio were $40,391,472, against $6%,. 989,713 in 1875, and $43,859,871 in 1874. THE MONSY MARKET The tendency of money during the week was to highor rates on call loans, and the extremes were 6 and 2.per cent, the last being the closing figure. The most of the business was done at 234 and 3 per cent, A similar fivancial situation is reported in Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati and other Western cities, where money is being beld with more firmness than at any time during the past six months. Commercial paper of first class is scarce and quotations remain unchanged, We quote sixty to ninety days’ prime dry goods bills receivable at 4 per cent; four months’ acceptunces are 41g 0 5%, and good single names of four to six months, A 6 Grocery paper is in gooa demand at 43 a per cent for four months’ notes and 4 tor sixty Cuba and other acceptances, Si name is rated Ga’ FOREIGN EXCHANOR has been firm on a moderate business. The rates are follows: a Sizty Days. Three Days. Prime bankers’ ster- ing bills on Lon- 6 485 04 85% chor “bankers? ‘and prime commercial. 4 gx ad 8% 4 84x Good commerei: 482 24824 483% 0 Documentary com’, 481 a481% 483 8 Paris (tranes)....... 525 a5 20 52 a Antwerp (iranes). ‘fe 2 aS 20 620 a ‘Swiss (trance)... 5 23% ab 2 5620 ab ‘Amsterdam (guilra). 803g 8 4o%a 40% Hamburg (reich’ks). 93% a nse 955 a 953, Frankfort (reich’ks), 95%, a 9435 9540 953 Bremen (reich’rks).. 9334 Vga 954, Berlin (retchmarks). 933g 9% a 95% COINS AND BULLION, The following were last quotations in gold for coins and bullion:— Buying. — Sellir American trade dollars. Be4 "oo" American silver (balf an Oy 02% Apoerieat silver dimesand hf, dimes: "9L 9245 scan dollars, old style +88 190 Mexican dollars, new style 88 90 English silver 480 4.86 Five franca. 90 93 Thalers... 69 mi English sovereigns 484 4.88 Twenty franes.. 3.90 3.04 Spanish doubloons 15.60 15,90 Mexican doubvioons, +e 18.65 16.65 Silver bars (999 fine] Lid = 116 Fine gold bars Par to %. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold ranged from 108% to 200 and speculation jb was heavy. The following were the fluctuations tor bard seal Opening. Highest. Loess. Cosi yen Ie be rs + 109 1 ios% | § « 108% 109 losis 09 109% 108% ive 109 109 108% 109 + 10 10935 109 109 « 100% 109% 109% 10056 TUR BOND MARKET, In ratlway mortgages thé improvement, especially in several of the coal companies, has been decided. Investors are beginning to realize that matters are not entirely as bad as they have been represented, and, recovering from their (right, have bought considerable amounts, which at times made the market active. t+ bonds, on th hand, were heavy and haben until near the close of the week, whe: they atifened unaer the effect of free purchases. Th class of securities naturally sympathize with the price of gold, but there 18 no reason why they shall not continue to be regarded as among the best and salvst 1 the world, Stato bonds were comparatively negiected, DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST. The following is a list of stock dividends and inter- est disbursemenis; also the period during which transfer books are closed :— Divi- 1 Name, dena. | Payadie pred a Cent, STS. ed 8 | Nov. 1. - INSURANCE. North River... 6 | Oct. 10 _ BANKS. Gallatin Nation 8%) Oct 10 om City. 6 lon dem. - RAILROADS, Saginaw Valley & it. Lor Nov, 1 ~ Oct, S]sept. 20 to Oct, 10 Paal pi N.Y. donteai and Hudson. . 2 | Oct. 1é}3ept. 16 to Oct. 80 Union Pacitc. 2 | Oct. 2)Sept. 20t0 Oct, & Dubuqae & Sioux CHY. eeseee ees 2 | Oot. 1b]0et 2 to Oct, 17 Chicago and KR i Island stock... 4 | Oct. 27] sept, 30 to Oct, 28 Housatonic pre-| | % ou WjOct. 1 to Vet, 11 ot. 16|Ock, 6 to Oct. 16 HERALD, MONDAY, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauveston, Cet, 14, 1878, Cotton quiet ; middling, t0c,; low yuiddling, 0% ood ordinary, Yiye. Net receipts, 4,226 baler. Exporte—To Great Brivain, 2,07; to the Channel, 2.944. Sales, 2,133, Stock, 40,787," New ORLEANS, ot 14, 1876, iddiing, 10ige. ; Cotton staady., middlin good ordinary, 3.137 Expo Bales, 3,000. Stock. #2, Cotton quiet; ordinary, Bi wise, 369, Sales, 1,000. Stbok, 21, 158, SAVANNAH, Oct. 14, 1876, Cotton quiet; middling, 10%e. ; low middling, Ye. : ood grlinary,, Bige Mev recetyes, “S101 vales, Hales, 1,627. tock, 1878, * Bide’ « good XpOriA COMB Cuartxstoy, Oct. 14, 1876. ; low middiing, 10%e, : good Cotton frm 1 LOC. 5 ordinary, Ose. Neue receipte 34,851 bales. Lxports, coast wise, 8, 4,800. Stock, 44,972. be Wioaixcrox. 8, Ont Ae 10 its turpentin rm at Sic, usin sto! at for Biruined. Ter Bru att 90. HG. Oct 14, 1878. unchanged;, gules, 1.400 vba “Whent ores: No, $125; extra white Michigan, 81 33 Sse Corn tn Barley quiet: No, 2 Canada quoted at $1 O @ $1 O7ig; No-1 do. Slat. Corn meal unchanged. Mill food unchanged. Canal’ freights unchanged. Lake receipts: Wheat, 15,400 bushels; barley, 4,50) du: rye 9,400 de : lumber, 634,000 tet.“ Canal_ shipments—Barley, 97,600 bushels, Railroad ey cavenetaeye at 1,000 bis, Lake reeelpts—Corn, 0,319 bemaee Railroad receeipts—Flour, 3,500 bbls. ; corn, 1: Shoat, 9, outs, 12,600 do. ; barley,” 1, 2,800 “do, p Oneal, shipments tor tidews t, Jpbis. at unchanged prices, Wheat quict; salen in lots to millers; six cars No. 1 white at $1 25; two cara do. at $i 24, two cars do. at $i Bay Club in lor views, holding for Coro dull, with igh 6,000 bushels Green bn private terme; holders ure tirm in their Bigher prices for spring tig ingulty ; sales of 1,200 Urlots, ai Sidge."000. ‘Toledo a asking Sue. i Ay in “tig changed. nothing doing; No. 1 W. fey in tair demand: sales of 4.000 bu 2 at Be, ; 3,000 di Rood Canada at 8c) to Ni on track. Malt in good trade deman ‘mi wt unchanged prices, Seeds Fothing doing. Fork sud lard actives, bus, unchanged. Highwines—aales bbls. at unchanged prices, Onnut ts higher and firm; corn, 74¢.; wheat, 734e. to Now tolls included, og rer eee N TouxDo, Oct. 14, 1876, Wheat firm; No. 2 white Wabash, $1 25; \¢: No. L white Michixan, $1 19; No. 2 held wt Git 12. 641i bid: extra white Siichiga 2 ber Michizan, $1 19; October, BL 1834; Nov No. 2 amber Michigan, 611 ‘No, 2 red winter, er 17} November, $1 20; No 8 vod. St ti: November, $113: re: berate red, $103, Corn quiet, but steady; teh mized, 496. ; 4730. ; ee. ‘aul Xo 305 i iMICAGO, Oct. 14, 1878, ‘but I: erally lower: November; 8! pring, $1; rejected, B2c. a Be. Corn dull and a shad le lowers 438¢e., cash; 48. November. Oats en a November. Kye firm, ws Size. "‘Barley exeicod and highor, t ba ay! 88c., November, ih Pork, dull aud # sh $16. October; Bulk meats dull unchanged. Frey de. ; railco: hts ireights unchanged, ushels; corn, ats, BO,000 di Shipmekte. Flour, 5,500 ‘Dis & Srna ROU? dass oat, "36,000 do. ; Fy, 800'do.; bar PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Puovinrnce, R. J,, Oct, 15, 1876, during the past the market continuil HAVANA MARKET, Havana, Oct, 14, 1876, Sugar—Owing to a better tone reported from the United States the market is li Nos. 10to 12 Dutch standard, Sign 944 reals per arrobe; Nos. 15 to 20 Dutch stu Why w 114g reals; molvases’ sugars, Nos. 7 to 10, ab 73 ri coucentrated sugars, fair to good quality, 45g real Muscovado sugars nwinal; centrifugal sugars, Now, 11 «1m boxes, 93 a 10 reas; do., in hhds., 10% «1074 reuls. in warehouse it nd 44000 hide, Re and) Matansns, (136,000 f the week, 28) boxes and week, boxes and 600 ted ‘States, ‘Molasses nominel- Bacon, Hutter, $75 per quintal for superior 830 50 & $31 50 per bbl. for Amer oe 1 ver Lara’ in Flour, Jerked beet, fy Hams, American, can, robe. cured American. do. in tins, $4 55 9 $47 50. Poeatoe BL pera auintal “for? sugar- ver auintal 50 a $13 per bbl, Tallow, $25 a Ry er quintal. Wax—Yellow, $1! a 817 Der aniobo; white, hae 2'€27, Onions, 811 por bbI. for Rmerican.’ Cont oil, none here. Empty hoesheads, $4, old, Lumber nominal. “Shooks quiet sud. woak: sucat ogsheads, Is reals: mols hevenants 22 . 23 reals. Chewing tobacco, $00 a ‘$0 per aula reals per arrobe. » Hoops. nomin: i partial shipments continue being made for rates: loading at Haran for the Untied States, of sugar, $2 0 82 00. sugar, 3 ‘obaceo quiet Spanish Gold, 235}¢'0 UA “Eealange unshangea, pete Anti -eheAINAPSU FINANCIAL, Ae REASONABLE KATES —MON Endowment iasuranes Policion Morty securities: insurance of ail kinds effected wi panies. J.J. HABRIOH & CO..1 —JOHN E, BAZLEY, 74 c ik ‘com: Broadway BROADWAY, Speer A {OINGINNATI. RIGHMORD ASD none WAYNE «7 per cent first mortgage guaranteed, $4,000, for sule by EDWARD C. FOX #00. i <8. W. LAPSLEY, 15 BROAD -Broker in Stock Privileges, Ex mailed tree, Quotations furnis! cities of the United States LEX. Pegs den & 99. BANKERS AND seed 1 st. lors in first class Puts and Cuils, lesired, on margin of 8 toS 'y Reports sent free. oo OlTy 73, ,_ DUE IN 187, story pamphlet References in | enuine _DANIEL A. 3 MOR, Ro. 40 Walt Geuowape STATE MINING COMPANY.—A Hug. of the stockholders of this compan: Aggtes Wola a the office. No. 56 Drexel Building, on Tucsday, October 17, at 12 o'clock noon, to consider a proposition for the sale of & portion of the company’s property. U. F. ROPER, Secretary. TRSURANCK OFFICE RR Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. All tho news for 2 cents, Advertisi copies. , 20 cents per line. Cireulation, 40,000 NEY ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE ices: same purcha-ed ; terms favorable. LIFE AND N ASSOCIATION, 162 Brondwa LU. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &v. Att send hand Sean PURCHASING A ORY uine seoond Steinway grand juare oF nie FPiaso wil nd tno assortcie . ws t in Uren ‘condition and sou: ni hand Pianos of other makers ae Senne resaetend gate improved sea! cont $1,000, for $250; Stool, 11 at private residence, 120 We: nar 6th ay, A =FOK RENT, UPR AND GRAND + Pianos of our own make; also for sale and rent, @ umber of fine second hand Pianos, in perfect order. |. KNABE & CO. No. 112'Sth ay. above 16th st } SUMNER OF vette t E BONS NEW SCALE upright Pianos to rent, to first class families to STE Wty Yas Stdinway Hall, Now Y. wate D_itAND PIANDS | GHEAP—FOR HN MAHONS, _ a OCTOBER 16, 1876.—WITH. SUPPLEMENT. FOR SALE. Koo CORNER “LIQUOR STORE, DOING X FINE eon’ in the arti ‘ward, Hrooklyn, Auctioneers, ra ae wt A LEASE FOR SALE—W0' RESTAURANT, barroon { rent only $150 per mouth. L. W. . LIQUOR STORES, Butehers’ Markets, Fish Mark BLISHED Ov & good xvenue and thor st side, doing good business, but mast bo SMITH, Auctioneers, 17 Centre st. joug and wi tats efty, doin, day, at saction. Contre st. Shed ee ap. or. on We GAFFNEY & Sra ‘Auctione “A TSACRIFICE—MAGNIFICENT 7 1.9 OOTAVE RICH- ly carved rosewood Pianoforte, superior tone and fini $8t B00 last June, tor $200; no Tess, Call at residence 60 wet ith at, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL STEI Son’s 744 octave Piunoforte. $225; richly Found, rosewoud case, full ugratie, overstrung Pi y improvement, cost 8975, a sacrilico; a 744 octave Chickering upright Plano, $200; ‘also satin Parlor Suit, $125: rep Suit, 835: snd dining Fur. nituro, Bedding, dc. '4 cost, NX. B.—Must be sold, fnmll; lonving city. ‘Cal,’brown stone private residenee' No. 4: West 16th st,, b Sth and 6th avs, Arnone STOCK OF UPRIGHT AND SQUARE Pianos und d (itxuue, for cash, instalments or rent, very gC BUS, 26 Kast 14th at. BEAU a wood Pianofurt BRO: very low for Waverley place iCKERING 7 every Improvemen: du instalments or rent. J. BLDD near Broadway. A LO? uF 3 HAND thorough order, for sale at moderate pri fortes to rent of our own manufacture & SUNS, 130 a corver 18th a reps ict tine ood as naw; ao call at the WHI sit CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 _OCTAV! overstring buss, cost $450, for $100. 216 ‘BUth st.. near 3d ay, LADY WILL SELL ¥OR $125 CHICKERING rosewood 7 octave Pinuoforte; four round voruers; mod- ern while 28 Kast 3d sf., near 2d av. OINER: Read the 1 EVENING TELEGRAM. All the nows for 2 cunts, Advertising, 20 cents per line. Circulation, 40,000 copies. ARGE STOCK OF PIANOS TO RENT OR SELL ary cheap terms, at MERRILL'S, No. 8 Union aquare, ‘AGNIFICENT 7 OOFAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- & Son's mal rare bargain, At GOK- torte be pe D ORG. T RY LOW patos at WY . 481 Broudway, to close out an entire stock of instruments of frst clase takers, new and second hand grand, square and upright, previous to re- moval to their new stor ull 14th st., Union squore, 481. Broadway, ‘Bust Mth a “LET. by W Sree & SONS, ti " I to their new store, 40 nl TANOS AND, ORGANS AT, EXTRAORDINARY LOW prices at WATER: Vc an entire stock of leceetoanes d second hand crand, squary and upright, moval to their new store, 40 Kest 14th st, UE “AND SQUARE PIANOS FOR $50 T0 $200; $5 and $10 monthly tll paid or to rent $3 upward. TTS’ Warerooms, 783 Broadway, corner 10th at. $150 —A 713 OUTAVE PIANY, Ag AAS Cy saimost new, with Cover and stool, 29() 00) powsRroL fad gis UPkicht &£ 8 > aavken $ Factory, 163 Blooexor: warsrooms, 810 Bro: URED SFATKS PLANO COMPANY. AdvANcED? PiU reporting taught nographle Institute, 36 eagwaye ENMANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, COR- ypondence, ke, taught practienly for business ‘oh private lemons, day prevooiag” DOLBEAR'S Commercial Uditege, 1,198 Brondway, OOKEBEFING AND BUBINESS Al AFFAIRS. 726 Bro way. Apply for circulars. |ADY, WILLSON & WALWORTH’S BUSINES= COL- it corner alan fo i re.—Individaal in- 58. . CARPETS, 8, Desks, Parlor om Sets, Beds, Private sale at auction prices. i TTENTION|—THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR Furniture, Carpets, &c., by calling or addressicg H. MANNES, 300 7th av. Atire ig” EW AND DESIRABLE STYLES OF FUR- ure, Carpets, Parlor Beds, &c.. at GEORGE A. CLARKE'S, 747 Broadway, on Hberal terms of payment. — TTENTION.—FOR CARP THE HIGHEST prices incash will be paic for second hand Carpots by galling on or addressing M. ABRAHAMS, 257 7th av., near 25th st, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL (PART OR WHOLE) their handsome Hor a Heraicure, comprising Fatior aud Drawing Room Sui Steinway Aoegenig ‘furkist Bult, 875 h Dressing Cases, $0, si Bi sad pound oar matire tlerary, and. aining, Garaiture, fino French ‘Srnsee sou Paintings, Mirrors, Carpets, fe hed Spariet one N.B— Must positively be'sOld; family | ing city. Cail, browne stone pave residence No. 47 West ba ‘st between Sth and 6th avs. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL MAGNIFICENT Acctimsoa, with sliver ruflies, Parior Suit for $100, worth HN; one Turkieh, Suit. GU; Merle Antoinette style Bult, ir: 15 000, WANTED—ON IMP. OVED NBARBY Library, Dining 2. property of treble value; principals only. | Furniture, Silv LiGut TAXkS, 114 Herala ottice. 105 East igus )RAUGHTSMEN— $200.000, 4%, Sy, REE GENE Jos Ene sult, on Brat class city Property. NT. 145 Broadway. TO LOAN—. ad the EVENING TELEGRAM. All tho news for 2 cout, “Advertising, 20 conte per line, Circulution, 40,000 copies. $360,000.70 stat rrpceet BUSINESS © VronTON TIES. “A FORTONE PoOsiTIVELY ©. MADE BY IN: Bi A vesting $1,000; light manufacturing business, 602 Broadway, room 4, “PERSON WANTED TO TAKE ©) HARGE OF HOTEL ‘and resturant with $500 cash, W. M. D., Horald office, gE TO large profits: no credits; cash rsey Ci At D UF CIGAR STORE AND Sample Room, on Broadway, now clearing over week neurone, tor sele on ouay terms, Particulars, J. 4 A GOOD BUSINESS MAN ansactions, COAL AND FEED BUST ecured if desired; rare op- 1 Post office. \TERESTED IN THE BEST QUARTZ RE- or stone crushihg in the world ly to TUUMAS COOK 1,924 Washington av., Philadelvhtn: ARE OPPORT “FOR SALE, A GOOD, SAFE, profitable Buriness, well extablished? ods sold to me chants and jovbers prictor has, other busin in same city and will render the purenaser hi quired. $1,000; nono but « person requiring good nose néed reply to this, Address Lock Box 28 Newburg, ¥, $90) PER WEEK ba Pei en $800 REQUIKED fully sccured: establish profitable manu- tnevuring Dusiness. rat of >/) PARTNER ANTED, a Fake retiring: irs prot 10) per cont, Prinelpuls ‘ost oltice, —— FAIR AT ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. Among the many attractions offered by the ladies in charge of the fair of St Stephen's Church, now being held in the basement of that edifice, there will be a billiard match between the ¢ te ays huh Albort Garnier and Maurice Daly, which is to place to- morrow ovening. CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. Daniel MeFaul, aged eighteen, of No. 178 Chrystio street, who said he was a pedier, was arraigned before Justice Bixby at the Essex Market Court yesterday charged with larceny trom the person, It appeared that while Mr. Joho H. Deyo, of No, 63 South Fifth avenue, was returning from market on Saturday night he was attacked in the hallway of his residence by the prisoner and another, who knocked him down and stole bo from his pocket. "During the stray ft Post office, $30.000 ness, establi id was e hallway by Officer k, of the Fifteenth pr cinct, who, actitg on t! clew, arrested ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FUR- jniture and Carpets for cash or liberal terms of paymont at COWPERTH xis, 155 and 157 Chatham st. © Thir- teen large warerooms AiS¥IT CAKPETS AND OILCLOTHS VERY CHEAP at the old place, 112 Fulton st. Cail or send for seh” acory circular. J. A. Bb! DAYNE: PATENT PARLOR AND SOFA BEDS. NO. 101 ath between 11th and Lath sts. a the EVENILG TELEGRAM. All the news for per line, Circulation, 40,900 R 2eeuts, Advertising, 20 Scoples, 1K STOOK oF AN UPHOLSTERER, bs geen at TUNIS JOHNSON’S, ay. ED.—THE “TN DENT Sixteenth Assembly district eid ineeting on Friday evoning, October 13, 1876, at the corner and Ist av., and the following resolution was unanimously adopted ;—-It was resolved that we support no candidates but thove that are worthy of our confideuce aud that wo will nomin ndidate tor member of Assembly adjourned tom st 7 o'cloek, to m i procession. 3 EY. “vice President. ST, Sec cox WILLIAM ‘i BOR: retary. BERNARD McGAPENBY, Sergeant-at- Arms OLITICAL POLITICAL Campaign ‘Campai. kquipments. Equipments. Clubs, organise at once, that victory may crown you forts. Weur out imposing Continental Hat and Cape, mado of blue and yellow, with silvereagles on hats. Full scte of Gampaign Lquipments, consisting of, Hate (or Caps) and Capes (nny color and style); with patent double swing sine Torch und Stick, furnished to clubs at factory prices. Send tor p full pa iculars or como o bondguarters. WM. H 298 Brondway, New Yor! SSEMBLY DISTRICT or iy a Tilden and Hendricks Club, Headquarters 79 Bank st diy clubs of t { Herman i (Serocter, sq. ers will aie the WW ADBREGHT, President, Haat uel Perls, Baa. meeting. especialy. _E, Duxsber, Secretary. PUTCHER'S FIXTURES AND TOOLS; TWO SECOND Dang Carts. MATHESON & 00., Bio st. and Lith ay, Cwar STORE FOR BALE-GOOD STAND cheap rent. No. 39% Bowe RUGGISTR: Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news for 2 gene, Advertising, 20 cans per line. Circulation, 40,000 copies. Fits SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, VICINITY OF CITY all; «good stand, Apply ut ho. 11 Willoughby st., rookiya. Ok SALE—A FIRST OLASS CIGAR 5 Billiard Room connected, in » good neighborhood; wople pass the door Yery siuall capital requirgd: For Ri? pattiouturs inquire of E. BKOWN, 12th, be- twoen 4 and 5 P. ut (shakesp are). t £ fits 26 cheap tor can. Inquire 433 Sth EAP, A CORNER GROGERY STORE, Sin Beek ged Migsaree, apd Laven. Inoulce, sot DOUGLASS, corner of North “7th and sd sts, Williams ure. OTEL—FURNITURE A’ for sale vory cheap; Inquire 815 9th ay LUPE Koad the EVENING TELEGRAM. Vail the nows. for 2 conta, Advertising, 20 conts per line. Circulation, 40,000 copies 1. 000. WILL PURCHASE A Grocery in Wiltlausbarg res, Stock, ae. D FIVE YEARS’ LEASE sfactory reasous tor selling. NE. CORNER su Wagon, Fix- tuck wlone worth the mune. D, CURLEY, MACHINERY. FIP 3 FROM 6000 GALLONS AS iron, suitable’ tor sugar houses or oll re ¥. GLADWIN, 144 North Sd st., Philad TELEGRAM. All the news for 2 Advertising, 20 ceats per line. Circulation, 40,000 FRENCH raid citce, FANTED-LITHOGRAPH TRAM PRE: VV make preterred. Addi us int rail his City ana Brookivn. GENTLEMAN AND WIFs WANT FIRST OR SEC- l shed for light bosseheeping must be in good location below 14th st. ; $40 per month; r euees xivon and required. Addre RESPONSIBLE, tion fer ae URNISHED HOUSE WANTED BY A PRIVATE FAM- ily till May 1, between 35th and SUth sts, Address, with price, J. B. D., Herald Uptown attics, OUSE WANTED—UNFURNI aad Fark, Ath and 6tn av id buy part i bay, Hera office, ANTED—A_ PART OF EDIUM SIZED Dwollinz, tora party of ults, furnished or first cl: dlocation. Address range 80; pretty ti) in RGM, ei ‘Vredonburgh & Both are UNFURNISHED, BETW 23D AT. ington square, by '* young married student, two good sized Kuoms or @ second or third tloor, with heat d also it possible; prices must be moderate; changed. Address, with terms, STUDENT, |d Uptown oftice. WaAntsb—4 SMALL WOUsK OR VEENCH FLAT belo rent not to exceed $35, Address BROOKLYN, box 119 Herald oiice, V ANTED—THRBE STORY NOUS i, ABOVE a0 aE until May, with privilege of one, yoar; rent net to ex: ceed $1,200, Addrons KD. K., Herald Uptown ofice. ANTED. FRENCH FLAT, WITH LARGE, LIGHT all modern improvements; uaexceptionable Address L. K., Horald Uptown N HELP WANTED—FEMALES. it TELEGRAPH OP ERAT © positions; auscoss guarant cally; day or evening. THOMPSON'S opposite Cooper Inutitut PROTESTANT “GIL AS, OHAMBERMAID AND waitress, Inguiro at No. 18 West 9th st. LADY WANTED—FOR DEPARTMENT OF OUR business; energetic and capable. Apply after 10 ovclock., TING & CO,,5 Dey at., second floor, GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL AS COUn AND Jaundresa; must have good reference, 164 West 48th st. TLLINERS— Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the nows for 2 ‘Advertising, 20 cents per line,” Cireulation, 40,000 aught practi- 2 4th av. ‘0, 15 EAST 9TH ST. Op MERTENT DRESSMAKERS for waists; no others need ap} R. H, MACY & GO, Wi 0 charge of their ida similar position in a first class city houso only cere apply: steudy position to the right person. I4th St. and Oth av. MACY & CO. WANT THOKOUGHLY EXPE. wis yt & Wilson's machines on arc WOMAN kK und suit salesroom. One 0 goods fine underwear. Only those rapetent need apply perintendent's office, 14th at. . and 6th av. av. WANTEDCIN A FRINGE “FACTORY, AN AuSIoT. ‘ant boo! quick and correct at figures aud used per gu _ vs and give out the work. Address 0. K., Herald Screg aeaTaN PROTESTANT GIRL AS NURSE and seamstress, who speaks English, with good refer- . Apply at 714 Lexington ANTED-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR ON Wheeler & Wilson’s machine, accustomed to work on dress waists. 123 West 16th st. _—< SITUATIONS Ee aan Walten—ny x rinst CLAgs Co in energetic, competent aud rel change ot rie aise roo, Call 118 West, 26th st, base W Soe situation boardins 1878. © {D—BY A Aare TABLE “YOUNG, ras, a wales to attend to <o. ny objection ling; good at hocy Address whax Iii Heraid alice. sel nat Bai , WEST STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED Oman wants «situation as waiter; good reference. __ TH AV.—A COLORED MAN AND WIFE DB+ situations; man as janitor, L. D, lk 459ue COACHMEN AND GARDENER’ oO WICLING~ ANB q 8 COXCTIMAD MA ithfal ; reference from some ef ‘would travel, | Call op, of rh 6, for two days. ELIABLE YOUNG COLORED COACHMAN situation; understands bis businers theroughly in overy respect and can xive the best of olty references Add Herald Uptown Branch office. Coes PUL MAN (SINGLE); UNDERSTANDS GAR- milking, &¢. ; good reference, » COACHMAN AND milk: would go for low c. M, box ne Herald 3 “FIRST CLASS PROTESTANT FARMER AND GAR. fA ake charge of gentleman's place, Address ; "Flushing, Long Island. TABLE YOUNG JACHMANY hly understands his b fraid ot work) t a! Le, Herald Uptown Mranch. TION WANTED; 18 SING! sporonaht ; will be generally given, Address 0. C., box 154 Address F NILEMAN WISHB® TO OBTAIN A SITUATION for his coachmun, in a private family: good opportu. y rable man. Apply for twodays, up to B GOACHMAN AND GROOM, BY A SINGLE MAN) understands the care of horses, harness and carriage best references for honesty and eapavility. Address T. J. KEEP PLACE IN BOR) NER, ‘Address B., city reference. hy ott AND USEFUL MAN; SINGLE, UN. rnace; terms moderate; city ACH: Address W, town Branch oie. CIIMAN'S SITUATION in: thoroughly undorstan Mi be found willing wn ‘A SINGLE 1 city er coun. clans refer: 20th wt, seit i Sia a NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN Jwho thoroughly understands the business; in » first class city driver; not atrald of work; first clase clty refer- ence. Address R. K., station A. Oo DHMAN AND GROO’ can milk and take etre of furnace; wages No Olject: customed; city or country; w ‘generally useful; five Years’ city relerence, gi fy "OBLIGE 30. Her- ald office. CGeactvas, AND GROOMS SITUATION WANTED— Ry a first cias, singly man: eight years’ best clty refer- Address EXPERIENCE, care of Mr. Jobuston, No. enry st., Brooklyn. » box 2 Fringle dant; waves $16; city reference. Addrest RICHARD, box 200 Herald ofc ERMAN SINGLE PROTESTANT AS COACHWAN ; ind rdener: generally useful; city reference. Address OHN. ox 204 Herald office. ED—BY A BTEADY ‘young married ma rstands the care of a gentle. mai'y place: Dest reference, Call on oF address We F. Sy 202 East 23th at. SITUATION WANTED BY A MARRIED SCOTCAIMAN m, gardener or farmer: wits, houseworkg QITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS GAR ener in all ies branche referenee from last Addi K., box 197 . ITUATION AN GROOM OR COACHMANG wajes not #0 much an object asm zood employer. Ad- dross JOHN LOCHRIN, 250 Went 35th at, ANTED-A SITUATION HY A FIRST CLASS coachman (colored); beat city reference. Call oa oF address WILLIAMS, couchuan, 337 ou THE TRADES. “K RAPID AND ACCURATE” STENOGRAP! ING GRRMAN MAN, WITH 340 2d av. vires, @ situation; reference. Addre: Otee UTOHER WAN good reference. TED.—¥' Apply ai ALKERS— CReea the RVENING TRLEORAM. An the nows for 2 conta. Advertising, 20 ceuts per line. Circulation, 40,000 coptos. PNGRAVER G: ON FINE JEWELRY—A BOY WITH lexperience. re others need apply, to day. vetwven 9 and 10 A. ITE PETITSAN'S: 75 5 P.O FLAX MILL WNERS. SIT! ae WANTED, by a practical, ene ly from Ire: a. * Koply oF addrees Jouer H MARTE 8th av., New York. ANTED-A FIRST GLASS BUSINESS MAN TO take churge of an old established engraving and print ing establishinent; must be full tent to attend to cutslde busineys, Address; stating aalury, relerence or curity, £. T. & CO., Heraid office. ‘ANTED—A GOOD TAILOR, TO HELP ON FINE en pants. 310 meets 32d mi second floor. T 77 BLEECKER ST., NEAR VADWA Aitavanced. on Diamonds, Watches, Jeweln Pawnbrokers’ Ticket bougtit of Diamonds, 77 Bleecker st. BROADWAY, CORNER 4TH ST.—DIAMONDS, yi it a ne; jated ofevery description bought an “ 8 Ee ewe, Niches, ‘xe. ANTED—A GOOD COOK TO ASSIST IN WASHING must have good city references from her ‘Cull at 14 West 53d at,, between 9 and VANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, TO ASSIST WITH chamberwork ; city reforeuce required. Apply atter 1U o'e eiock, 129 ust 21st st. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENBRAL HOUSEWORK; must be a good plain cook, washer and ironer: best city reference required. Apply at 19 Grove st. hing; wages $15. seen or heard from Pont office. ND TRONER, TO city references required assist with ol Call at No, 139 Wi ae hi (7 ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERA HOUSEWORK. Apply 460 Grand st. MER CAN QFFICE—$79,000 IAMONDS, WATUU- vel verwaro, Valuables, &e., bought and ex- igeffected: Decided bargain in Diamonds, Wi sales de ESTA To ED tobe ler, 705 Bioaéway. ae Y—DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND Al smelery sought and sold; also tonne newutiated on tbe tame. T LYNCH'S, 018 BROADWAY, NEAR 21ST BT— Dinmonds, Watches, Jewelry, India Shawls, &c., bought and suld; loans negotiated. VENING TELEGRAM. All the ing, 20 cents per line. Circulat ws for 2 ONEY ON DIAMOND: Watches, Jeweiry, Silverw: I Sacques, Bilks, &c., bows’ small advance, FURS, ‘&C.—DIANONDS, mel's Hair Shawls, sold buck at a very GkKO. ©. ALLE: Jeweller, 1,190 Broadway, nar FIRST RATE LAUNDRESS; PER- Aas ry maanens work at $1 a day. Apply, with reference, at TANTED—A WET NORSE, WHO WAS LATELY : Yj coutlued, ‘at No. 11 Wost 49th st., Sotwreee 994 ent 1124 Wantep-« GOOD COOK; MUST HAVE “Good City reference. 317 West 22d st, Weems NEAT, TIDY GIRL FOR GENKKAL housework; must be # good plain cook and laundress and be able to refer to her I Cull, aftor 9 o'cloex, GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; ly without firat eluss elty reference. Cali aco; German or Swede 22d 7 ANTED—BY A Tae PRIVATE FAMILY, A GOOD cook, washer and ironer: city referenee required. Cull betwoen ? and 11 nt 3s Went 46th WASTED WAIT! NE THAT UNDER, WV stands her work; private boarding house, No. i ED—A FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRIM- no other need apply. Inquire 322 Bowery near ANTED—A FUENOH NURSE, 20 TO 25 YEARS old, spenkius and writing good Freneh, to tuke care of two oys, ax and eight years old. Apply Monday and ‘Tuesday, rom 2 to 4, at 7 Wont 24th st. ANTED—A GOOD TALLORKSS; ONE WHO CAN operate and make buttonholes, at 657 Hudson st, L0G east 21st SE WANTED. A PROTESTANT woman to cook, wat nin & small family ‘whore two “TES k OLORED 5 aan We Vis A SITCA- @ family as waite an give the aployer: is willin, liging. J, box 154 Herald Uptown Brane tice, 8 FIRST ; tion. Address JUL. VUGEL, care of ‘Mire, Eguer, 106 t 28th st, N AMERIOAN YOUNG MAN, AGED 20, DESIRES A situation at any resnectable business; best city reference. JOUN H -aaoe No, 22 Barrow st, SITUATION ‘heat reference. Address hd ned Tee A SITUATION IN some business p in give xood references. Address BEARER, Herald U} h vitice, BILLIARDS. LOT OF neu i A mada A iw TR, Hae Broadway. “SENrERNTAL weal, TyARLED To H. W, COLLENDER, Broadway, Now York, for the dest Billiard ‘Tables aed most eorrect cushions, RIGAN STANDARD BEVEL HILLIARD TABLES, Agi laney's wire cushluns, indorsed by all leading ere fonal yw off spain KIFFITN excuse 40 Vesey st. euaND 43X09 CARROM TABLE, ith fixtures, $100; also other Tables but little used at great bargai a W. H, GRIFFITH & ©O., 40 Vesey st. Agee. SECO: y w prisoner and jound that the sole of one of bis shoes was torn off. Hoe was committed to await further examina- tion, DENTISTRY. AREPICIAY resi a aud guarante ie ak LEY. —RODBER SETS ly made, carefully fitted Anew TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU Poe at MODEMANN'S Dental Rooms, 542 3d av., near Sea ARTIFICIAL bit tee ingle, $1; warranted ; Silver Fu DNTAL ROOMS, 262 6th ay. \dauiteats waned 3 Tsai te mR TELEGWAM. All the news for Advertising, 20 coats per line, Circulation, 40,000 a= XO BEVELLED BILLIARD TABLE: everything firet class. For sale eheap a EE 4 Iso a new 4x! ‘23d at. ‘ON Care Rr EVENT ¥O TELEGRAM. All the news for? ising, 20 cents per line. Circulation, 40,000 MARGLE MAN THUD. ARBLE BAND MARLEIZED MANTELS “RT GREAT- ad stun Ring 2 ling. . ER, 134 and et M NUFACTURER! Read the EVENING TELEGRAM, A}l the sews for 2 se Advertising, 20 cents per line, Circulation, 40,000 couples. TREWART'S SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTELS, ne roby ines eo FIRST CLASS PASTRY COOK WANTS A SITUA. tion in hotel of faney bakery. Call ou oF address AN- DREW TROMALBR, 200 East 20th sh, care of Mr- Cudu- nao, ARS OLD. WISHES A GITU. ation in so jness of to learn trade; good yous oon de 0, SOT Banat 94th st YOUNG AMERICAN MAN AS WAITER IN A PRI- vate family oF boarding howve; best referouee, 47 Kast YOUNG MAN, a whol RESPECTABLE Git 13, Ajottn “e pon) Paha te wed hee Yer prt rocery business; ren seh War S48 Kat Coun vt erin anng CLOTHING. — NATHAN'S OLD eee ae ‘erit Wear ath st. The highest value paid’ for cast of farpete, &e. Call on or nddress Mr, or Mra. NA+ T PLATTO'S, 816 OTH AV., NEAR 40TH 8T.—60 PER Ate more than elsewhoro will portsiveienes paid for cust- Mr. or Mra, FL. off clothing by Ts. MINTZ’S, 248 3D A gE re in cash paid than elwe ing Jew iry. Orders attended by Mr. and Mrs, MINTZ, 1.274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 32D mss can-off Clothing, T HARRIS’, and 33d sts. — Broadway morale by oniling or addressing . T EDWARD MILLE: Alinment/os oth av, near Waverley place, full. value abe cash for Cast of Clothing, by calling om or MARKS’, 101 6TH AY., OPPOSITE 8TH ST.— ‘llwecelve the fall value in coat Iry, &o. walted on by CRG e8 BROADWAY, NEAR 13fU) 5T7.—H, HERZ payy the highest price for Ladies’ and Gentle men's Apparel. Orders promptly attended. \” MANDEL PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE POR LA- WDadier’ and aay off Clothing, Carpets, Furni- ture and Bedding. 380 7th av., between and B2d sts, M outs. YS THE PULL PRICE efor Lad ‘Wearing Apparel, Carpets, by calling on our address. RECEIVED FROM MY AGENT TO $20. (OO ws ‘east off Clothing. Carpets, ‘&e., for ¢ Southern and Featern Cn 0 very’ highest rt ili be paid. al dese hare amend his ANWALT, No.1 ,000.— NO IMPOSITION. GREATEST BUSTNESS jsirvoyant. Mra FOSTER, 424 6th ay., corner 26th st, WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH BKOOND AL aight, tolls everything ‘without questioning Near Broadway. 123 Weat 40th at, ave SULTED ON ALL rs losses; brings separated together. 9 XREAT BURUPBAX © CLAIRVOYANT TELLS NAMES, Ue to $1, 150 West 25th ot. AND TRUTUFOR No, 275 6b N Clairvoyant; maguetic treatment HUNT WORTITE Consul yay ION ON BEVERY BUSI h lnay. 7 Went Bd st, corner Bouth STAN: HOARD AS i eigen ‘and aa RESID DENCE 18S ee RESPECTABLE, bd doa COLORED MAN, with excellont refere: en, do 4 & situation to attend ‘spa ores, a ddr BTERS, 100 West Baran SITUATION ho thoroughly knows tke ‘ANTED—BY "A MAN ddress J. 5. }O0KS. SITUATIONS WANTED BY A MAN AND aUFAnt or hotel; capable of taxing entire vot teh ju. Cull on of address COOKS, 315 Kast Sth W ED AI MENT BY A GEN- tn Kapa > gh da ptagh pees tied aa jand for years spel tye Pres iam B., box 163 janguages fluently. ARTED=BY A KN INT mp rite! f Log fy th ation ia 8 whol : ay Geni ht ore Wante-” Rasrens WHOLESALE, box tt ry ED IN 24 saute oR Dr, WHITEHEAD, 202 Kast 06th wt, ; APBEDILY coRED BY M DYER, 47 West 47 1Sth st., near Ou A MME. i RASTELL fo WIFE, SINCE 1 ay NT AA etal teat door trom Advice RAND RIN x: ' CONSULTATION Labi BoTr, 139 West’ ‘26th we. NEW METIOD Ar, uke axD quick; all eases; advice free, 1:2 Bi