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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-25


pass, open at all seasons of the year, and
on the shortest line betweef Cincinnati and
that immense body Of consumers. Charleston
best transaof her European trade, being stu
ate midway between the hurricane regions ar
the troQics and the North Atlantic, which is
swept by storms ut least one-halK the year.
The cotton freighted from Charleston gives an
outward freight to Europe largely 10 excess Of
her imports, and thus makes the return
freight cheaper than to any North Atlantic
port. It Is well known fact that the majori-
Europe to Charleston arrive In ballast, and
that the port charges and other expenses OF
these ships are less than those or any other
as e G the advsntsss ssoi 81 reaching Pensacola
or any other Guit port the incressed rates OF
freight and insurance, OWING to the danger
ous navigation Of the Gull, pfohibit the idea or
natl. a yI.sra
AS TO the point made by tho writer that
MnOxvllla tS too snuca 10 the eastward lincin-
lnaM Al bpt thirty i've miles west Or Knoxville
while y ls zsleaat eastssg <shattA,
sThsso sia Oktt1ood's ,is is lafesd, ssil hass
the l9 KacSys .a aSa Kentucky Reilrosd ieea z
vile branch ofthe Louisvilla and :Nsahville
Railroad over lighter grades and with SAVING
of :. least ono yeas lathe time raanirsd ss Id
AS to tSe miner 81 III scr of 4he chastanoora 4
sair. lile. that of thS Knoxville and Kentucky
Haiir0ad can not hS SUI passed, As the report 81
] the Htase Geolbaias on TBnxinsse8 VIII prove.
Il / The M sritsr spesks oS the great, water COURSES
ask fthsse feote are % atatea how it happens
i!crsassa indeed. it hIE nosf s diminished
as1 sls &. sss s.ss a ss.s chat E!
md Esnsaoly Rosd. bssssen Nsasviiis f and and
Olmtcn. q distance OF twenty miles, has q max.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26
11octrp.
.yOIlnny's Troubles.

Mamma, what's zis on my ap'on2
Massey ap'on, make me ky;
Naughty ap'on awfu ticky-
Putin lasses i'm my eve.
Go way, B'idgetl PIeasc don't wsss me,
Don't want On my pooty desses)
Dim me nudier piece Of tandy,
Den L beese oor little pres sus
Mamma, see, zis naughty soo-string
Make poor Donny tumble down,
It's all b'ose-I want my Poppa
Buy me nudder, way down town.
Mamma, see rs funny tupi
Denny hit It wiz ais hammar.
Dess it's b'oke. Don't zip me, Mamma,
foo do, tell my Damma.
Mamma, why don't kitty holleri
/ can't skeesc her any more.
More ! skeeze her, more she tumbles
Dooi for notin' ON the floor.
What 90 skeem fer? Don't Ky, Mammal
Donpy isn't naughty tall.
Denny loves e Kitty awful
Wrap poor kitty in COR s'awl.
Mamma, dess dettin Sleepy;
Don't make Denny tate a nap.
Tell nnatv t"-y, Nanny
Tate poor Denny on DOR lap.
Poorly Mamma, bessed Mamma
(Want dink out Donny's mug?)
o, dat button hurt me dreffell
OATS wight, Mamma-dim me hugl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26
SUGAR MILLS.

IF YOU WANT to get your House or Barn
INSURED in good, reliable Company,
Eff. sPERRY ia Agent for such one.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26
Foundry and Machine Shop,
RNOYVILLE, 10 w.

The undersigned, having put up good,
commodinus Shop AZ the old gtsbd, would in
form the Public that he is prepared to furnish
all inds of Machine and all other Castings
usually done in country shops, on short notices
also to do eli kinds of Machine Work With
promptness, in a good workmaniike manner
and on as reasonable terms as any other shop.
keep constantly on hand Mill Crates, Pumps
(cold and hot water, Check Valves and other
Mill Fixtures Of the kind.
SUGAR MILLS.
have several patterns Of Sugar Mills, al
Of which I warrant, and will make good t.
purchasers. Try me and see. If you wish
good Machine Shop in Knoxville give 1t your
support, and you can have II.
2,1ltf W. g. SAVAGE.
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

touched z2x for the con. mon and 81 for the pre-
ferren AZ paul 7ox for the 'mmon ana s3k for the
preferred. Rock Island 1867 o. Lake Shore slk.
In the vanuerbiit shares New Yo.'k central was
steady ana Hudson River weak. llttsourg was
heavy ana lower and Ohio and sSisslssippi
active and higher. In the miscellaneous liss "es1-
ern Union was weak. Pacific Mail. In view oi
the closing OF tho books on Saturday for the aEnua
election, and In response to q resolution Of rQe
Chamber OF Commerce asking Congress to subsidizs
the company 30 as to permit o semi monthly line
between California and China, rose to ". After
the boards holders disposed to take their profits.
ana there was good deal OF realizing, under
which the whole market declined and then setted
into duness. The following the closing prices
at the last session OF the Stock Exchange
Canton 81 SO; Cumberland, 264 271s; Western
Union, 3oA 361S; Quicksilver l6 1917; MARI
posa, TX 8; DO preferred, 1871 1915 Reciac Mall,
oO14 60's; Boston Water Power, IA 10; Adams
Express, 66a< 81; Wells Fargo Express, Ss'< 20;
American Express, 10 1917; United States Express,
o6 SIX; New York Central 1914 1914; Erie, 2sA
a 2S1s; do. preferred 40 4s}s; Hudson River, leo
a 16ok; Harlem. 1885 q 1888; Reading, oe'l seK;
Michigan Central, 100 bid; Lake Shore sok q
BOY; Illinois Central. 1s7x 1881; Cleveland and
Pittsourg, SO 81; Chicago and Northwestern,
TX 7l5S; do. preferred, 667s 81; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 7o . TIN; Rock Island,
104H 1045S; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 694 e97S;
do. preferred, s2s q SO; Toledo ana Wabash, 81
slA; do preferred, IA IS; Fort Wayne, IS s5,S;
Alton and Terre Haute, 80; do. preferred
81 bid Ohio and Mississippi. 25,s 2e.4; Della
ware and LacKawanna, los7l; New Jersey Central
GA o71s; Chicago and Alton, l47 l4s; do. pre-
ferred, 1a6 14s; Morris and Essex, 81 IS; Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph, LOT 10s; do. preferred, lo7 o
1oS; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central 271s q
27h.
The highest and lowest prlcesof the leading stocks
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

Loans OF cash gold were made at seven to three
per cent for carrying and exceptionally for borrow
lng.
There was fair demand for money early in the
day. and borrowers freely paid seven per cent but
after hnlfpast two balances were offered at six on
stocks and at Eve on governments. The government
dealers in the more active hours Of the day were
generally accommodated at six per cent. Discounts
were without change in quotation.
The advance In the Bank OF England rate OF dis.
count and . disposition on the part OF the cotton
exporters to demand full prices led to rmer tone
IN the foreign exchanges which was not sustained
later In the day, the cotton market declining
ana producing better supply Of bills, upon which
exchange declined an eighth per cent The
rise in the Bank Of England discount rate makes .
difference OF ve-elghtns per cent between ''long''
and ''short" sterling. The following gives the
extreme range Of quotations:-S sixty days,
commercial 1881 1oSH; good to prime bankers,
10SX 1887; short sight 1007s 1095a; Paris sixty
days, 6.2iA 5.18A; short sight, BIS a5l3ii Ant
Werp. 521H q 5.l75s; Switzerland, 6.21I 5.17iz;
Hamburg s5. a 35's; Amsterdam, 4o& a 4o5s;
frankfori, 40aS 40a; Bremen 7Si4 1874; Prussian
thacrs 70ha a71%.
xtocks:-New York, ls2h; Manhattan, 14s; Mer-
BIO; North River, 81; Tradesmens, 15o; Mechanics
ana Traders, 40; Ocean, 81; American Exchange.
Ill; Chatham, 100; Bank OF the Republic, l1s; Hano
yer los; Irving lis; Market l24 Nassau sA aalGX
wealth. III; Fourth National, 1o2; Ninth National,
ala; Tenth National. s0 Oriental, 1875; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 1oo
The following were the awards ut the Treasury
purchase Of bonds TO day for account OF the sinking
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
The following proposals to sell were accepted

The following were the closing street prices for
khe government lis:-UnIted States currency skies,
ao77S 1918; do. sxes 1881, registered, NIX l1s;
coupon. i17A 11s; do. nve-twenties, registered,
May ana November, 112k 113; DO. 1862 coupon,
do. do, 1151. 1154; DO. 1864 coupon do 1125s
p l13; do. 1865, coupon, do. do, 1885, ll3A; DO.
do, registered, January and July, ll54 l15si; DO.
1896. coupon, do. do 115ss 115a4 DO 1857, coupon,
do. do, ll5'l Il57s; 90. 1868, coupon, do. do,
n15x a 115A; do. ten-f0rties. registered, 1913
l07n do. do. coupon, 1913 1918.
In Southern securities the Tennessees continued
10 decline consequence OF the decision OF the su
preme Court to the liability OF the State for the
Issues OF the old State Bank OF Tennessee, ana the
new bonds touched ST. but botn classes reacted after
tne boards. The special tax bonds OF North Carolina,
which still In the speculative hands OF the Raleigh
sring' took reverse movement to-day and sold
nown to az. In consequence Of these changes the
general market for the southern bonds heavy and
uull. The following were the closing street prices
Tor tho Southern bonds-Tennessee, ex coupon,
b9k go; do, new, SIX 5l24; do, five per cent,
20 50h; Virginia, ex coupon, so q 5ox; do, new, 81
% 53; do, registered stock Al As; do, registered,
l866, 40 q so; do, registered 1857, AZ 4s;
Georgia skies, so So; co. sevens, ol %; do.
Sevens, Interest payable In Georgia, SIS a 81;
North Carolina ex coupon, AZ 57h; do,
new ssk O 3sH; do, special tax, AK a AZ;
Doseph s8 90; louisiana skies, 65 es; do. levee
skies, COY a Oh; do do. eights, 80 o s2 Alabama
flights, aoX OF; do 6ves go 62; DO. skies, ster-
Sing s5 90; South Carolina SKIES 60 20; do. new,
% 81; do. registered stock, 6t 90; CITY Memphis
Aixes, A5 49, do Atlanta eights, So 81; 40 savan-
nah sevens IS SO; do New Orleans consols u q
Vs; do. 40. issues to railroads. GO 10; Mobile Ohio
stering, e5 81; DO. eights, 90 81; Missouri Cen
tral Railroad first mortgage II 72 do. second do,
10 e2 Memphis ana Charleston frat, 81 s2 do.
second, 70 a "a; do. stock, 80 a Al; Greenvlo and
Columbus Railroad guaranteed, 63 a 65.
The stock market continued to present the features
pf activity IN the Western railways the speculation
IN which has greatly revived the business OF the
brokers'. The movement Of the crops TO the cast
Ward Is ALREADY reflected In the earnings OF the 81.
Paul Railroad which, being further In the interior,
u the nrst TO feel It, All these Western roads have
cxhibted mn immense falling or In receipts during
tne expired portion OF tho fall az compared
with tho corresponding period last year. as
consequence Of the depression In the
grain trade and the retention OF the crops
The movements now so sudden and extensive ,hat
che st. Paul road has increased It's earnings in the
last week OF October by 100000, although the pre.
ceding three weeks exhibited immense deer ease
In the most buoyant hours OF the day Northwess
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, Nov. A-oP. N.

THURSDAY, Nov. I-oP.M.
Conntderable excitement prevailed among the gov
ernment dealers late this afternoon owing to the
purchase by Secretary Boutwell, Of one million OF
bonds In addition to the million advertised to be
bought for the sinking fund. 1t will be remembered
that for two months past the ofcisl advertisement
has included the condition that the government In
making these purchases, reserves the right to take
ai or any part Of the offerings; but this privilege
was exercised In only one or two instances, when
che activity OF the money market was such as to
render 1t polite on the part OF the Treasury to
make larger disbursements OF Its currency
To-day after the million for the sinking fund
had been accepted second million was taken, to the
great surprise OF the street. or course this action OF
Mr. Boutwell, Is perfectly legitimate but It remains
10 be seen whether such deviation from what was
expected regarding the extent OF his purchase VIII
not IN the long run, operate disadvantageousy to
the government for with an impression in the street
that he may buy all tnat are offered the price OF
bonds will enhance accordingly. The e7's went az
low as 1l6H this morning before the purchases,
and closed at 115JS tonight when 1t was
known that two millions had been purchased
instead Of one. or course when the government
Offers to buy the smaller amount there Is more
competition among sellers, and the lowest prices are
asked. A reflection OF this sudden action OF the
Secretary or the Treasury Is further shown In the
price OF g0ld which declined on the expectation
that he may In tine same way tomorrow accept pro-
posas for larger amount than is advertised to be
sold. Thus the government will have to pay more
Cor its bonds and obtain less for its gold.
The Bank Of England advanced Its rate OF dis
count this morning from az TO per cent, which,
when known led TO some little animation IN the
Gold Room and an occasional advance to 1915.
From this point. however, the price gradually de-
clined to l26ss, the item Of news from London
not being SUFFICIENT to check the natural heaviness
Of the gold speculation, although in previous years
and during the existence OF the Clearing House 1t
would have been attended with considerable excite
Ment From this lowest point there was q reaction
10 1285E; but apon the discovery OF The irregular
action OF the Treasury In Increasing It's purchase OF
bonds there q decline to 1885, The range OF the
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

A NEW AND ORIGINAL wORK.--wEBB'S NEW EMO
"A land galway Manufacturcrs Statacal Gazetteer
large narto volume Of nearly 6u0 pages, double column
village and city each railroad IN New England together
VIII descrpon o over .vu OF tner represenave manu-
loo ms Of machinery, size and quality OF goods cotton
ara wool consumed, horse power and mako of engine or
Hhcel feet fall agents In New York, Boston Phsdel
rha &C. &C, Sent ltoo voumnous TO be sen by mall 9.
b. receipt Of the price, addressing the pu5hss
WEBB BROTHERS co,
Providence, r.
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
PROPOSALS.

<yRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-TO IRON PIPR
~ manufacturers Scaled proposals win be received at this
Thursday November H. 1899 for furnishing and laying
$50 feet eightinch iron pipe lined with wood,
with ward patent socket joints from Manhattan Island "
For blank proposals and further Information apply to the
Engineer In Chief of this department, at his oLlce
koSsRT Ssef l. I.6aaH 66ARkaGH, cro.on Aqusduc. Board
GEORGE s. GREENE, }
ypRu Oct-
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
sTSEET QuovaTl9ls.
Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov 4-6P.M.
corrrE--Rlo quiet the demand being light and We
heard OF sales of moment Pco however, continued 10
rc s,eady. For other kinds the market was dull but
unchanged
COTTON In active demand from both splnners and
exporters but with liberal offerings prices declined c
he per h., as will be seen by reference to quotations
annexed Al tho close however, the market wAs Quite stexdv
at the reduction WIZ liberal offerings The sales amounted
10 39t9 baes (ncudng .0s 10 srrve OF which
for export, 135 for spinning and 40 speculation. For
future delivery the only moderately active The
sales fohows:2e9 bales bnss mddiinr for Mo-
vember at gSc 1850 DO for December al 26c $50 do r De-
o. b. at New Orleans private terms The closing quota
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

FLouR AND uRAIN.-Kecelps !,s2 bhf Honf, ,ssi do
meal ia bushels wheat Jo2 <s5 corn 960S0 do
oats 1859 DO rye 200 do malt and 7l72 do. barley. The
market for all Kinds OF State and Western -four dn the
demand from all being light and holders have
been Obliged 20 grant reduction in prices effect
any extent California still duh nominal The sales
only about 800 bbs prices within the range
quotations appended Southern -four only in moderate
demand and heavy and prices In some lower
Sales BOO bbs Rye -four was quite steady with OF s6
bDls Corn meal dull aud heavy, and prices nom
mil We hoard Of OF Seanenoa. We anote.--
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
PROPOSALS. FOR MATTRESSES.
NAVY DrPAHTMrST,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoIHINGyf

NAVY DrpAHTNrsT,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoNs AND CLotaaiiS6rt
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposas for Mattresses vu
be received at this Bureau until two O'Clock r. NJ on e on
so Of the 70 be- syersa sa at s New York Navy Yard
ol the Phiadephia Navy Yard aud Jo at the boston
Seven hundred delivered at the New
Yors Navy Yard must have cover EACH and the balance
be delivered at the Philadelphia and Boston Navy Yards
Each mattress mus. weigh pounds ncluiing ticking
which be feet six inches in length and thryons
ia ions,h and nsSss 10 wdh hair ticking,
covers and make must Be- slIai 70 ts sadnes .. me ns
one thousand mattresses be delivered the Navy
pha hundred at the Boston Navy Yard within thirty
days and tho balance within ninety days from the date of the
bonds with approved security, will be required IN
per cent in addition will bs withheld from the Of
each collateral security for the due
contract s fully complied with.
Livery offer must be accompanied by written guarantee.
signed by responsible persons that tue bidder OF
bidders wl e his thcir bid be accepted enter Into an
Obligation within 1ye days with good and sufficient srees
proposal will be unless accompanied by such
any proposal unless he responsibility gusren.ors Is
certified by the Assessor OF Internal Revenue Tor the as
act of Congress furnished with the proposal as vel as 70
reject any proposal rot eonsdsred ss e
HIs. sSs S9i q se popo
unt The 18th day Of December for tho entire quantity
into o9s ss wells Of ~ s company for term years the
sis day q Nars hs propossl. .aarss.sd 70 the
Tsr They the offer for the tar a. prise os
each ~ coal sroonssd a, the w0rns q The
tons and 6o average yield OF ton OF coal about
ssr s aasr Of he Or Any sns S
formation may be obtained on application TO JOSEPH A.
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY, HIGHLY CONNECTED, BUT re.
cuArly crcumsancsd, desires to moet gencma%; @
standing With narmony who does mol cyne,sss s
money object although she comes ia possessouo o o'o
Address VABk0trA h.. h0x aal Herald ONCE
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER s. ssarRIpLn SHEET
Ar AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTlON. ,>,,,...,
HEssI r. HnsnS nnsS Il zdoliosfE hsHos
rIHsSaSss ssTs sf; % 81 ~ siSs II
OK fhuSSs1H So1EMhEs nhS fEl1bf asb il. A'AS'SA
Al ~ o'clock ..ch evening.
sos aEaPs ~ Aab abf sis SAshSspIHwsaY AbsRhoSAspIHwaY,
srrv%I ssr ospEs sf ~ E;&iEsssUro
oTs1S T Tys5hs gkb AIhS5ES Rafs4tsos N
ey eel.brsis.' aud fayoriis artists CO.,
Sst tSig4ssss:sa gssss;. IsIs.sss IIsiIs.sa a DSssa.
Gn e b sss.s[ sasa esa esIis sseso Sfsnnf'ss nss
i. t. ROM Ronsser. Z scSald, VI RicSssds.
Roo.dorp, bergman. Pope
I.aisns @ a. Metz w y,;, Il.sa, Pelps,,
Yer vsss. on Mile. 9. 9. GriswOa,
scbasp, ci Sbeelsn inman.
Nov on exhibit " a1S dly 9Ss' snd evening ;. .ooy.
sss Il KHESs HESsY AHa5ssts hSBps MINER
asissS: 81 - ~ A'''' Streets Art
y sse ss Il 5aS o cGse % sTT ~
'front.' lined with crimson and es.n ana elegantly smnsd
AUCTION sALEAT lis ws TwEsTysIxTH ST.
EDWIN SSoaSs S ses TsrTr % M all n.
r.
this friday morning. November At I9h O'Clock pre-
csey all the Furniture, order months Tor
the present owner, and viii be ao to the hghss bidder
without reserve
Magnificent rosewood ~ ocave Pisnofore
Beautiful parlor Suits, latest style,
s d .a
sSsa
bos DO rosewood Etagees, Tables Pier and Mante
rosewood and walnut Beds,eads Buresus Washstands,
Commcdss, Spring and HAIR Mattresses, Beds, Bostsrs,
Lounges covered with reps and haireloh Velvet Brussels
Dining Chafs Mirrors Gas3 China Silver Warc Table
Cutlery and Kitchen Furniture, oiciohs, &C.
~ B.-Reiable attendance 70 cart pack goods
for purchasers reasonable charges Sale positive, rain
shine.
The New York herald., 1869-11-05
A UCTION.--LARGE SALE THIS DAY tFRlDAY).
n ll3 WEST TWENTY-sEyENTH STREET
EITXGERAI.u

win sell this (Friday) morning, commencing at I01@
O'clock Stb o0 worth, and 400 lots by catalogue OF
Handsome and Plain Household Furniture,
celebrated city made Pianofortc DC,
81 private rosidence ii3 West Twenty seventh street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues
Drawing Room, consisting Of
magnificent solid and rich walnut Drawing Room
Suits In French san brocatel ard silk superb
wood ranoforte Bookcase Writing Desk eegani Centre
and Side Tables brocae and lace Curtains 3 rich bronze
Figurcs Clock, Vases, Ornaments velvet, Brussels and
thepy Carpets rosewood and black walnut Chamber and
Dining Room Suits Turkish Lounges aud Easy Chairs Beds
Bedding, culed hair Mattresses, Nc walnut Bedseads
Bureaus Wardrobes Sofas Rockers Tables Chairs French
China Glass Silver Ware and all the Kitchen ctenss.
Sale posvc This ths largest aud richest sale OF the
season. Goods packed and shipped for purchasers
N B.Partics from adjoining cities wishing to attend this
sale take Fifth avenue stages Fulton ferry or Sixth
and Seventh at Asto House, stopping corner OF
Twenty street. few doors from house. Sale
lpences positive at 10M, In kichen
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

A UcrIoN NOTICE.. N. TAYLOR. AUCTIoNEER.
~ Magnificent Household Furniture,
bO0 Lots by catalogue.
Pianoore sataary, Paintings Bronzes Mirrors Books,
Drawing Room Suits, Silver, China, Glassware
and many rare, costly Works OF Art
and Articles OF virtu, valued ut S20,000
At public auction
ON THIS DAY tFRiDAY, November b),
at the elegant brown stone mansion
81 West Fifteenth street. Fifth aud Sixth avenues,
sale commencing at l0H o'clock. .
Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits, covered crlmson gold,
blue brocte Of the richest descron rosewood EtaGcres
secrars Bookcase Jardnieres Lncoisnures marqueters
bola de rose Csbinets, Tables Music Cabinet medaiion
Carpets brocste lace Curtains Shades PIER mantel Mirrors
magnificent rosewood Panofore, STOOL Cover, Cantsr-
bury, artistic Bronze Statuary, seyres, China Vases,
Ornaments, on Paintings by eminent artists Chamber
modes style Louis XIV Hair Spring Matresses Blankets
Counerpanes, China Dining Room-Exension Table,
Silver Tureens, Baskets, sayers Dinner Tea Service;
sheeid Cutlery basement, Kitchen Furniture. The auc.
onee would can the particular attention Of hls friends and
richest Of Household Furniture offered at auction
this The house, furnished less than SIX months In
complete order Descriptive catalogues the house Every
facility for packing and removing the goods Parties wis
Ing attend this take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

GJEn REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR LApY'S
GlOO frosted gold Watch No: 2Q2s7 and Chain taken
morning Of October isp Address drawer H. Post Office.
Poughkeepeie, N, Y,
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

VIM Writers, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w O'clock Al 4 Canni street, three Paror Suits In rich
coverings. French plate Pier and Manel classes Lace aud
NUT mahogany and enameed Chamber Suits hair and other
Masss Beds and Bedding; Turkish Lounge and Chnirs;
Stoves fine second hand Carpets olco.hs Eatenson
tnre; Wood and Ware, Stoves: 40 black walnut Bed
ssads pairs Window Shades 500 Ch
cubroom, other goods Mortgage sas Piano. Sew
ing Machine, &C.
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

&1nn REwARD-LosT, ON BROADWAY (BY
TIQU Lady, between Prince and Tenth streets, on Mon.
paid the Under by returning to lsg East Eighth street,
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

G,E0 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED,
tDJU for delivery of Watch to ". T.. Hammond, Is John
street, lost on Wednesday, night III Third avenue car;
The New York herald., 1869-11-05

i. By s. HERMAN & co.
Sale OF Wines Liquors. Cigars Furniture this day FdayN
November 1DS O'Clock, l3 Bosery, viz IA barrels
choice old Kentucky Bourbon whiskey Rye Scotch ana
Irish Wbskey Brandies 10 casks Swan Gin, French and
pure Spirits large lot OF Wines and Liquors in cases Cham
pagnes Cigars &c. Also lot of Furniture Consisting Of
Top Washstands Bureaus Tables Chairs Carpets,
Bedstead Mattresses &C. this being the entire stock OF
DEALER will sold the trade others