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The New York herald., 1869-12-08
sUsURBAN IEa..ELLIGENCE.


Jersey City.
THE CITY RAILROADS were so blocked up ester
day tnat residents OF Hudson City and Bergen MO
could not enjoy the luxury OF sleigh were obligch
TO travel on foot to Jersey City. @Ns
FATAL RESULT or KEROSENE AccIDENT.-Brs
Saenberger who was burned 30 severely ten Gays
ago ~ her residence 147 Henderson street. BY the ex
p.osion Of Kerosene lamp. died yesterday morning
An inquest Will be held by Coroner Burns.
The PUBLIC sCuooIs.-The resignation OF Mr
Dundon as principal or No. public school will take
effect on the 31st inst. The examination OF appli-
cans for the position WI be held Saturday after
noon at NO. school, The normal school VIII be also
neld here Tor the first time on the same day
Fort Lee.
MYSTERIOUS CAsE-A MAN FOUND DEAD IN THE
WooDs.-About eleven O'Clock on Monday the body
OF man was found in che wood between Bulls
Ferry and Fort Lee, by two men who were looking
for cattle that had escaped from tho cattle yards at
eaa mecna"Sen. inc pody was frozen ana bore no
house In tho neighborhood, where an inquest
was held by Justice Fitzgerald but no evidence was
addnced that could throw light on this singular
case. No person has identified him as YET. He was
about ffty years Of age, nve feet eight inches in
height and apparently . German. few cents IN
h,s pocket and ABOUT half O paper OF tobacco were
the only articles found on the body.
Paterson.
THE WAY To Do IT.-The new Fisk Paterson and
New York Express has shut up the adams freight
line''-the proprietor OF which was one OF the
strongest opponents to '.Fisk's little gamer-by
buying the whole concern. Others are expected TO
disappear In the same maelstr0m.
Trenton.
REQUESTS OF JOHN A. RoEBLING.-Among tho
items In the Will Of the late John A. Roebng the
sum or to the Trenton society for the relief OF
respectable aged INDECENT widows and single women,
ana q like sum to lhe Union INDECENT Home Associa-
ton for destitute children OF Trenton. AS these be-
quests are subject TO an internal revenue tax or six
per cent application Will DO made 10 Congress 10
have the tax remltted.
COURT OF ERRORS AND APpEALs.-The case OF
EDWARD Weissenborn against August L. Sieghort-
ner was decided in this court yesterday. Plaintiff
and defendant were partners In the lead pencil
mandatory at Hudson City and owing to some dis
putes between them Chancellor zabriskie rendered
cation OF Sieshortner. From this decision Welssen-
born appealed and the court yesterday reversed the
decision OF the Chancellor.
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being conhnsd 5000 bushels ~ Q, for mixed In
s:y.
Rye dull and .pr,sss favored baysrl small sales.
for Jsrssy Vi o for WESTERN and ~ sissi
bushels were sold 4 81 o isss los state
q ror bay sains .ad y 70 si u for Canada West
a wa. S there being but
sSsss s Sss % @
BANK and " s for asorses with light receipt. aud toll
sas rsss sfas 1as ssssi Ss s
sssre 's o ss % sns s as
BOZ herring was du and prices were nominal u Sc 4sc
y S.sss.s s is;s L.ss. e.
FaEIenrs Tho market was s quiet the offerings Of al
Ss ehsrterns ss;.
10 Rsr @ anne 100 6aes cotton A. & @ ss 9S. held
ssss sss ia ~; ssss = So: .ss
q q agas0w asSSs S6 rSss s
sa,s. Ss.ssSS .ssa., i 8 q
T. hss sHs ssi 4psSss s viii with
e9Sr DDS ao On Private 1 s aso srq NJ
bark from Philadeiphs TO Barcelona w,h aoOo bbsdo
dussIzs-Bsgs quoted lsc Ito. and cloth lsc.
sic' without sales 80
ana oSsSy Sny npp sa Ii
lots at soc VI To- long rye straw 81 ~ % and short do
Hors,- Tho market quei the demand being confined
10 small lots TO supply The Immediate of
but prices r holders being ndsposed TO operate
cept at full hgures Choice grades held with nA
than the other kinds The few made l5c
a 2sc Tor common to choice.
HRMP dull, and heard Of sales of Importance.
Prices were nomnssy s gold for mHana 4c Sc do
picO In bond.
Hrprs-The market for all descriptions was dull and we
heard OF sales of moment. Tbs prices
folows- Buenos Ayres rs q lbs, 22Sc. z3c Buenos
AyTss 20 ss bs sc zsc Ms9.evdso q p i6s sac
~ % ibs &c. 2S.o Orlnoco 81 q lbs 2lc 2l5Sc.t
Ofornia p 25 lbs Zoe c Central American, trimmed,
Is y q ies isc lsc Central Americsn not trimmea 49,
M c. g. lSe; Vera Cruz IL s lbs ls,c isac Tampco,
~ " Os. 7c &c., and Texas ~ % bs., IGc
gold Total stock hides December 1852 81 COOS correspond
ing date last year, S220l
iRoSrhs mare. for Scotch pig very quiet. the
owing to the the market abroad l50 EGn.
ke closing &83 cash Egnton, ship and l 1854 20
for Genghrnock, do. For American the market was dull
there being demand and prices entirely nomna It
onr last quotations, viz NO l. S39 94D and No g %G7
& OF wrought scrap lb0 tons soi prva. terms
Refined bar steady at $50. while quiet
$71 SIT, currency, for American, and $50 So gold for
Engsh. -
LsATHKRThe market for hcIock sole was wtho ut par
tcular change All kinds 10 fair request firm, except
poor leather and heavy weights which supply
ana rather heavy Receipts and stock fair though good dam
aged continues Both rough we're dull but
unchanged. We append the current Quotaons:-
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hefolowng were the closing street prices for gov
sfnment securitIes:-- United States currency skies,
io7k los; do. skies. 1881, registered 114N 11b;
90. qo coupon, 1lsk 1854; do. nve-twenties,
registered, May and November, liz 113A; do. do
ssea coupon, 1l6 1l5A do. 1904, DO, 11a llsti;
nQq 1895, do, llak 11sX DO. registered. January
ana July. l1l,s 1llx; do 1865. coupon, do, 1i5k
lio; do, 1897. do, lie 11ss; DO, 1868, do. l15
allo; do. forties. registered. 1881 1885,; do,
coupon. 10sX q 100.
Vhe following were the closing street prices for
tne loading southern bonds:-Tennessee. OK. coupon,
VIZ Vi DO. new. AA}S 40; do. I've per cent. 40
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


LtTTBLIr-BRowN.-At Newark, y. j., on Ihufsdy,
December z, In the North Reformed churen, py ney
Cnaries ". Hart, assisted by Rev. II. pu bois' hey.
WILLIAM II. LIrrELI, OF Setauket, IL L., 10 MISS
JULIA u. BROWN OF the former place.
SroRMs--JoNEs.-On Tuesday, December 7, by the
Rev. william Scabury. Jr., 9. ScHAfFkR SioRIs, ol
this city, 10 Miss MARGARSr A. JONES, OF Ns~purg,
No cards.
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Il; Virginia, ex-coupon. AZ so; DO. new, 81 "a;
Georgia skies. 81 . SO; DO. scvenA o. o %; do.
sevens interest payable Georgia, SO 81; North
Carolina, ex-coupon. ~ . 433x; DO, new, 82K .
s2a; Missouri skies, % . COX; do. Hannibal ana
st. Joseph, 90 %; Louisiana skies, o. a o.; do.
ievee siyes, cox 81; do. do. eights, II 70; Ala
bala eights, % so; do. nyes 90 a0l; South Caro-
lima skies, 20 a III do, new, 81 q 6s.
The range OF the gold market VI as as foliows.--
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Holders OF cash gold paid seven TO five and excep.
tionay three per cent to have their balances carried
over. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as folIows:-
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1147,133
currency paiauces' i4oo' soV
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A French gentleman, Mr.. Raymond has be.
qneatncd the sum or 800, ,ooof $4,000 In gold TO
the corps OF gendArmes Of Paris, wh0a he stylca Ia
LIS will ,ths pulpayk OF CiyluzatlQnsl
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Inicd

BooRAEm. m.--on Monday December 0, NlcHoLA
BQoRAEM. aged SO years..
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COFFEr.--Ro In modera demand from the trade az
steady prices and sacs were effected q bags E.ta
fette, ll.0 do TySncs 693 Merrmao, do
Inchdarne on private terms. Other kinds quiet
but steady at former prices We quote Rio, ordinary car
coca, l3c l4c; fair do, 4xc l5c. good do, i5c.
isc prime dS sHS l5s cS,rsmes | 8 for oii l3ls
leisc Maracaibo lc 2ONc; Laguayra, l6s4c q l5jsc
Jamaica, l6c 1870 Costa Rca, l4Sc. l3lSc Mexican
l5c 1Sc Manila, l6c 1Sc., and Savanila, 6c. 5c
ali gold dsiy paid Msssrs WiIsm Scott Sons made hs
Savannah.
hoard Of no business Of consequence Prices nominal
&15 so l7 50, gold for ST. Domingo and Jaace log
$50 do. for Cuba usc @5 $l7 for other kinds OF
usc $3.50 do for cainwood and 500 currency, for Lima
wood.
FLOUR AND 3s8 bbls nour. l,54o bags
meal 9S3s bushels wheat 1894 do A0b7 do oats
1850 malt GOO do. harley. The market for state and
Western aour remained dull but prices lower Low
nros California 0ouE VA Was dull and prices were nominal.
quotations subj0ined Southern limited de-
mnnd heavy IN price, The sales confined 600
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STREET QuoTATIlS;.
HaIf.pnat Five o,CIock r.. Nf.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. 7-6 p. M.
BEEswAx ruled heavy at ssc s9c., with small sales
within the range.
BUILDING MATERrALB.-The market for almost all kinda
dull the demand being light bu. prices were generally
steady at former quotations. In Eastern spruce the business
light but with only moderate offerings previous prices
mainaned about feet disposed Of within
the Of 1913 to S2 for choice schedules
Lhs sseadyt u.s. at which price there were sales to
moderate extent Lime quiet but steady 81 so for
common and 81 70 for lump Roscndale was moder
aey active a. s2 For bricks there prevailed far demand
3l0 New Jersey 80 30 IS and Philadelphia, 'front.' $45
$50.
Cocoa dull, and we heard Of no sales Of moment
Prices nominal at l01c Ic., gold Guayaqul In
bond, and H}sc. 4 2Sc., do, for Maracaibo do.
CAsDLFs were In extremely light demand and
Importance were reporte though prices were unchanged
sdamantlne western and clty) being quoted l7c. &c.
sperm Acc. 4Sc. and patent 55c.
coEDAGr was dull but unchanged wo quote MANILA,
2zc &c. tarfed Russia, 2lc AMI bolt rope do, 2lo
C0oPERAGr SrocK.-1hc market for al kinds was dull
and prices nominal at former quotations.
COPPER.Tbe market for ngot was dull, tho demand from
all being Light and prices were again heavy and
closing Mt these prices.
CoTTor-The demand from all classes of buyers vns lgt
and but little business transacted, but with light offer
ings yesterdays prices fully maintained. Tho
04 bales including O8 for and 366 for spinning
For future delivery the business moderate prices
without particular change. The sales as foows;
zoo bales basis low mdding for December at 24c so do
for January private terms 100 do for February at c
2C0 do. for March, 24ac 26c and $40 for April at
25h. We append the current quotations:
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~. N no a.,
@l 05 81 Is. Yara-I cut 75c. q soc.; II cut 81 o2s
I'll 10; average lots, s7Hc. 92sc. Manufacured-BaHk
work, and medium 20c &c; good and fine. f5c
a3oc bright work, md medium, zoo. Soc kood
and hne S5c. = &c.. Al bond.
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rcA, JtFtUVs
Wheat duh and 1c Co. lower. Tho snea
ped to 5000 bushels Al 81 30 81 30 for No sprng,
si a ~ 3sS FOR amber winter, in store and anost 81
81 Sb 81 Ss for No. I spring, IN store, 81 a5 for
rcd Illinois, and 81 u " 81 for white Michigan.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

WILL BIB SOLD AT PUBLIC AUcTToN-AT THR
w Mansion stables, Of Seventh and Forty
sssCnd street Saturday Jan isss .ti3 O'Clock ~ the
the late Henry c. Lyon he ne chestnut sorsl about
hands high years old hne style and action and can
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
FoE sALE7zrHREE FOLDING MACHINES ADDRESS

L,OR SALE CHEAP-TEN HORSE ENGINE AND
Boiler, compact excellent nearly new In thorough
order; extra shaftine, Pipes, Pumps, Tanks 40.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A M. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIoNEER.-PIAN0FoRTE
"A. to pay advances. BY A. N. G. son; No,7 Park
place. between Church and Broadway, this day, January
DO at O'Clock precisely octave Grand Piano forte, by
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

ATIBLOS 0AkpkN. x.--. -, ~~vv
nessrs Jarrett Palmer are compelled 70 the
E4sF E4sF sIaHTs sIaHHTTs, LAST LAsT sidh1s. sidH1s
LAST GREAT DRAMA 0E THE DAY, LAST LAST
LONDON BY NIGHT. ffIh pAHAioN LONDON BY NIGHT.
Lat Nishts AFTER DARK, The Great Railroad scsns.
Last Nights AFTER DARK, The villa OF Liacs
Last Nights AFTER DARK, The Silver Hell.
LasI Nights AFTER DARK, BlackfriArs Bridge.
Last Nights Aztec DARK' Concert Hal Hal IN London.
Last Nishss, xFTER DARK Railroad Underground. 80.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Tho have much pleasure IN announcing that
an engagement has been effected with the celcbratsd
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE,
Inc Markham Miss Lisa Weber Miss Ada Harland Miss EN-
ma Graitan er hrs appearanceA Mr. Harry Beckett and
Mr.. H; Musical Director, Mr.. Michael Connolly, who will
make their drst appearance
MONDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1869,
In the grand spectacular buresgue extravaganza specially
localized ana .dapsiFSdl FdsTH sa!islsd 4aIRvEs; M
STRIKING OIL in FAMILY JARS.
The piece will be produced with
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY
by Lewis and Heige Mechanical effects by Benson Shor-
MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY NEW DRESSES
by Laureys Appointments by Benedict New Overture and
Incidental husc composed and arranged BY Michael Con-
nelly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
i GENUINE AND PHEHArs UNPARALLELKD
TRIUMPHANT vINDICATI0N
POPULAR AMUSEMENT IDEAi
POPfJLxR AND MODERATE PRICESi
PERFECT ORDER AND APPOINTMENT4l
AND SUCCESS WITH THE NEW YORK PUBLIC -
FIFTY rHonsANp PERSONS,
Orderly, amusement lovers ladies' gentlemen eno
- children, have visited
THE MAMMOTH PALACE OF AMUSEMENT
since ~ inauguration. -, -. xv<>,, :. -
Some one OF the FIFTY THOUSAND win tell YOU Of ~
NULTIFARIOUS ATTRACTIONS AND PLEASING Ar.
POINTMENTS. The scope Of this advertisement WIZ nos
enable sns,r %cr iron STARTLING ACT
SONG, DANCE AND GAYETY.
GORGEOUS SCENERY, sPLENDlp COsIu ~ Est
PLEASING NOVELTY. DELIGHTFuL SURROUNDINGS
A HONEYCOMB OF RESORTS. .....
CAFE ANUSANT AND DORLANS OYSTkk hoOAS
NOW OPEN
NEW PROGRAMME FOR nOnDAx ,.x,.u
FIRST TINE 0FnAPTITS CQ4RE CoMiH fASToAiAS'
THE GREAT SEN ritz woNDRoUs vrcToRELLrA
MARIE BONFANTI
AND THE GRAND BALLET ~up rovva
~ DAsn TH Taa nuRLRsouE CoxrANy;- AM !. a,r.ur
THE BIRTH or TIE NEW YEAR.
THE TWO GRAND ORCHESTkAS
Admission, 80 cents reserved orchestra circle ov ccns
extra; reserved orchestra chairs, u extra e.,
GRAND MATINEE NEXT sATURDAY AT TWO =
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

Magnificent rosewood7a octave Pianoforte.
Works OF Art, French Bronzes, Vases, Statuary.
Fine OIL Paintings by eminent artists.
AZ Public Auction this day I'VE ipesday morning., January
20 At oH o'clock precisely s the large private residence s
West Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth magni
6cen Parlor Suits with the richest description Of
French SATIN crimson and gold and and gold broca
tel; French Moquee and Turkish and Oriental Chairs
ounses to match proca,ef and Lace Curtains Cabinets
Etageres Gded and Marble top Tables bookcase Writing
Desks Corner and Book Stands Pier and Mantc Mirrors
nne Walnut Dining Table Buffet Dining Chairs, rosewood
Bolstes Pillows Blankets SOFAS Chairs Lounge. covered
department. with China, Dinner and Tea Sets Crystal and
Bohemian Gut Glass Ware, Svcrpated Ware Ivory Table
Cutlery, &c. Reliable in attendance to pack
goods for purchasers.
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FOR SALE.

1T PRIVATE SALE s3a BLOCKS ITALIAN MARBLE
n superior quality and sixes, cargoes OF ships Adelhetu
Reynolds Guaero and Ruth, just landed comprising G.
A. and other favorite marks for sale on fayorabls
street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

DY CAMPBELL & co, AUCTIONEERs-wILL SELL
ID this day 10 oco:k at l6 Beecker street. corner Ian
rrus 10 close business entire valuable together with
good Stock and complete fine OF that old established
Liquor Store. viz. Fine English Ale
Pumps silver plated Glassware fine Bar Fixtures and
Counters with water improvements shclvngs Cases
pe Engravirgs Paintings Furniture &C. VIII offer the entire
lot II dsposcd Of wi then close It out In lots
complete running order and worthy
attention. Liquor men, buyers, SPECTATORS and dealers
specially In tied. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUcTIONEER- OFFICE,
IN. $50 Bowery. MAX BAYERSDORFER 4 co. sell
tEis day large stock House Furnishing Goods c0 Stoves
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

4 TWELVE HORSE ENGINE BOILER, 40, ron
"a sale cheap Can BE- running the wood yard on
Classon avenue. Myrtle, Brooklyn for George
Loper.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

4 FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE, WITH LONG LEASH,
IA will be sold at bargain; humbug present
having to leave for California. Apply at ao South street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IA of Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers Stock.
D0ITGHTY kuc

VIII sol on this day Wednes january 10 at II O'clock
the premises s Fulton street Ann Stock
Psrio Chamber Dining Room and Library Suits covered In
brocate fancy and plain all first class furniture and
will be pcrcmptory sold who fun description In
catalogues morning of SALE BY order Of w. Mortimer, Esq.,
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
MACHINERY.

HAYWOOD MANN PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
Knsnss the bss. and cheapest IN tie msrhssi sso Cor
Puleys, Betting, Saws, &c. WMerooma Liberty street,
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A BARGAIN.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, WITH
IA the Good VIII, of the old established Furniture Manu-
factory and wareroom 5ss Broadway late Of r A. vrede
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

WM: Writers, AUCrroNEER, SELLS THIS DAY. Ar
s,. oclosk a. sst CAnsl street. morsags of The rmr
gtnrr hc ot atamiyi hne Carpets Parior BEDROOM
Eines China, Glass Cook Bovc Ac By order on Richard
psiAn, Attorney Tor morsgagce once. new Ci,y Hail,
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

l7(Y .CAMPBELL Z Co, AuCIIVNEEKs.
O'Clock COS Ninth third street In l.ts TO
close business, good Stock and hne Fixtures entire OF that
family grocery, Teas Spices Conees Sugars cannrf
and other Fruits quantity bags prepared Flour hoasses
Corn starch, Parma B-oos, PATS Erushes other goods
usually found in family grocery store; also Fixtures are
Counters, Shevngs, Bins Cases. Ice Fox, brass butter
Spring. Scales ard Weight fine Platform Scales Coz
re and Canstcrs fact everything in and about the
establishment be positively sold. No reserve Coos
day sale. Buyers groceryncn dealers invited No
CAMPBELL. in, Salesman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-12-30
A Romance I'm Real Life.

from the New York Commercial Advertiser.l
A romance in real life has come to our
notice, which is worth relating briefly.
Two or three years since worthy young
man, a resident of Patterson, n j., desir-
Gus of aiding in the work of converting the
heather, was ordained missionary and
left for e. station near Bombay, in India
He was possessed of considerable wealth,
nearly all Of which he gave to aid in the
cause. He remained in India two years,
and in his ministration was very sue
cessful. In Fifteenth street, in this city,
resides lady Of German parentage. She
has LONG, been an earnest and devout
member Of the Baptist Church. Her father
possessed slight acquaintance with the
gentlemac above referred to, and some
time sincs received q letter from him,
which, being sick, he was unable to answer.
His daughter acted as amanueHsis, and re-
piled for him. This led to correspond
ence between the parties. Esteem ripened
into love, photographs were exchanged. and
the missionary made an offer of his hand
and heart. His proposal was accepted. and
he is now on his way home TO fulfill the
engagement The lady possesses some
SIC, 900 in her own right She will accom-
pany her husband to his field of labor, and
will grant the larger portion of her money
to the work to which her life is hereafter to
be cheerfully devoted
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tTated with 81 Anatomical plates Price 80 cents BY
DE- =. Lubarsche, Practicing Physician since 1855.
Secret Hints TO Girls and Women,o or how
the diseased female to be treated with u
Anatomical Illustrations Price 25 On remit
Address Dr. !: LuBARSCHE, 1875 Wells st, hicago
I'LL, or CHARLES SOME, ~ Lake St, Chicago, Ill