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OF CITY WOWk'

nEPARTMENT or CITY WORKS, ~
Hall, RrOuA yu, July %, lsit-rrlun.ts Gr. sIA.L
ed for furnishing to the Department ot city NHr, 10
the CITY Of brooklyn two thousand l!h tll. N! ,upht
stones.
Proposals vii state the quality Of stone oni prcg re-
ton, delivered ut such point. ou the water irHu ~ i,
city Of Nrouk'y 'yu g- me En-iUrcr IlY uirHt't lht
same 60 D." NOT less than inches or Wur' ntu M =
surface diameter, with good depth of hcl
stone VIII b" purchased upon such proposals i' NiI
be approved by the Engineer In regard Go lutiN hh'
price, and ON delivery will be subject 81 fl-p. ~ .
lnl,lA PAlNlit Pres. .ul-
ID, l.. NoKrIUP, Secretary.
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d1lnnitn...maIts.


4 DRJG CLERK, licensed and having good
n reference, can obtain situstIon T a addressing dressing
A GOOD fireman and goormsn borsg,i;aocr n ,; good
New York
1SGInE e9 ssS Hsd :, ,s
A GOOD sawyer wanted At McLouGHLlr
N BROS. South fifth st near Sd at. williamsburgh
ADAMS PREsS feeders wanted at JOHN ".
n hMERMkN's printing once Il Cedar St
sGuaITEGTrgRAJ na aI.rn. IT.. gs..I; cGA,RyiN ETEEE
ROILER MAKERS wANTED.-seyer.l nIst.
,sn D SSSd ysossa;s
20 NortE o. Bro broad g. pPhsdeipss Tio 10'O'O''
DAKER wanted for a hotel, on bread and cake.
ID Apply at iCo Catharne At.
RAKER ysntcd. anti. Second hand on bread ana cakes
smart young aetye man viii have good Job Ar. AZ,
RIyissSS."' WILLIAM KELLY Ho'ok'n ''' jersey ''''
EOOPER wANTED.-A steady. industrious man
Scr nna m tn yen Su1 ,e 1P an
Size Co. '''
CONFECTIONERY Wanted, a nrst.clsss stick
- candy maker at II Cortlandt ST.
WIRE WEAyERS wanted.-Two good workmen
ARD MORSE, corner Bnshwck sy aud Chestnut St,
Brooklyn, f. D.
ssSp m sy Tsos
fail convenient article tor everybody SIS Broadway
up stairs, oicc l.
WANTED For the T. :. navy. scancn 6remcn,
~ E& J. ". RODE.
| WANTEDA caster for bri,annI, metal must
boys Who have 'orted ii he business. eT broadway
WANTED GoSe poTocce ega sheep ,kin shayrts ere.
steady men need apply. iN East 18th st.
| WANTED man who understands cutting leather
~ ~ hs,'s td WI" ne ~ofS"d a. lr9ther goods also
W a can vS S' cso%meSGsd woS msy
expect good situation. Appb At ~ lrha av
WANTtD \ carriage nlecSnMh on platform
wv '''' w '''''' ~ - ''' j. MARSH
WANTED For short vlang voyage, one cook
j. MORRISON a co.. ioo South St
! WANTED good boy, at II charlton st. early
W this morning
WANTED-Anc experience ;'IGs;Tsp ies6at,,orc.
| WANTED farm hands must milk Apply At
| w 80 ParSfow. room IS.
WANTED-A nrs,.class fireman hor,eshoer. at
w 96 Thompson A.
| WANTEp-A 4 porter for liiht work Inquire at i3i
Situations dClantto.
~ = sAar. hSSsa%SS SSsH "ansi @a prVSe ia
y West i;iS ST. bet BrOsdSsy and sS av room
A VOTING man wishes situation in a grocery and
N auor store hss no objections TO driving horse and
wagon wages object nrscl2ss ference sai secu.
rii; Il required. c,ifat ~ Az. u, Sd door
FIR~T-CLAss baker wi.he. a situation as
n foreman on bread or cake. 3i9 18th st. ist noor.
SITUATION wanted BY an experienced engineer.
= Address Pier - North River
NNANTED--A Etuston by as'rong young man. age
w "a. where he can make himself generally useful
not particular A. tu what the work Is. Address WM H.
DUDLEY, 81 Hillary IT,. Brooklyn.
NVANTED-By respectable English woman, stu.
& hlmn ~ SeTpsI 20 -. sina tny or Wosiu 90
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Qtntlstrp.
AstroJOon.

SSIn PER SET beautiful contnn'u. % H IN
- " warranted. Dr PRESTON, 20. i '"r'l.
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Stuiug 11atbln,s.

DlCHAR RD'S PATENT
IL WALKING MOTION TRFADLE FOR
SEWING MACHINES
really useful and much.needed Improvement Lr.
sens fatigue OF operating Is adapted 10 all ma'uu =
and c1n hr attached by any one In few m'u..'' No
lady should use any other. Recommended y irNI.acm
physcians. Sold by Al sewing maclinc az u's ta1g
taCturcd by CHARLES GOODN Jr., ~ Liberty 81,
New York, Circulars with cut sent on Application
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ONLY DIRECT LINE no FRANCE.

. The General Transatlantic Company steamers i0r
Br'f ana HaNre sail every alternate SATURDAY ENrg
sion uchets Al reduced rates. Apply a thr Office Of
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent
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Matgrntrn,
Sost ano founo.

sost uno founo.
EANE tony premises, ith August a sorrel horse
Y owner can apply to }. DUFFY, 6jth St AMI 5th av
I,Ot ND-July ls, lST2. in 81 av car Grand Central
j lnc gold watch chain and seal owner can rrcovrr
65th st. and 81 ay.
/ OST-Bank book No. 76,G6S Of the Union Dime
the bank, 896 and 3gs Canal st.
OSTA bank book, No. 6.2J7 the nnlrr will please
Neave II al % Chatham st viii receive reward.
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sblpplne.
NCHOR LINE sTEAMHRs


Il - carrying the United states Malls
WISCONSIN, sails wedne sday, Aug II, OF SPIN
Cabin passage, ts0 gold Stcerage $50 currencT
WILLIAMS a GUIoN,
~ broadway, New York
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STEAMBOATS, unS RaiIro,>,.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD T,up ram mn, /.

TRAINS TO RoCKAwAY BEACH. VIA EAST NEw
YORK. ""
Leave Fast New York at slj and ii.o2 A. NJ, andiD
sos, and 7lj z. NJ.
Returning leave Rockavay Beach for East New Yo,.
at and A. NJ, and u %, 2;3D, and i:J5 Z. NJ W.
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First Cabin. .... SIS. gold Steerage s@l rurrens,
Passengers also forwarded TO Iavrc, Hamburg, sws
den, Norway. aud Denmark, at reduce rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates By per
sons wishing to send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Coinpanys
office JOIN G.. DALE, Agent,
pr.o 49, - 4.
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Gov. AIyOrd related many anecdotes, showing
the extent OF the political revolution. In hts
county (Onondagal he said the Liberal move
meut W,l, headed by the most influential men
of tine Republican ranks. lilo related some an
ecdot,s connected with the late SESSION, and
with the previous State conventions showing
the extent of the dictatiOn practiCed at Wash
iugtou, and il peryerse folly. Bus as Gov
Ayurd intends to be heard from the stump, II
VIII bc unnecessary to refer here to such mat
t..,,Dr 10 many other opinions and suggestions
thrown out during my interview with him.
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Sabinas Banks.
QibiS,nos.

ct. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
: ROAD COMPANI.-ENeCutlVe Oilce, 81 Nassau St.
New York August l. ls12 The Coupons and Registered
Interest due August IS, ls12, the First Mortgage
Eight per Cent = per cent Gold Bonds " TIE 81
Joseph aud Denver city Railroad Company, hrH
EASTERN AND WESTERN DIVISIONS. WILDE pad At
the orre of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company u
the t!ty Of Sew York, upon presentation and demand
on and after that date, free Of tax.
FRANCIS 4. COFFIN, Asst Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
THE NORTH MOORE STREET MYSTERY.
1t Is Not Fully Explained.

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest at
the City Hall in the case of August Schudt, the
German who died at 40 North Moore street under
suspicious circumstances, as previously reported
in the HERALD. Detective Field OF the Fifth pre-
cinct, who worked up the case, produced witnesses
to show that late the afternoon OF the 10th inst.
Mr.. Schudt was found sitting on the curb stone in
West Broadway near Duane street, with his feet
in the gutter and his head bent forward. Near by
stood his horse and truck, and one or two boys
intimated that Schuldt had fallen from his truck
He appeared to be much under the influence OF
liquor, and, being taken to the Third precinct
station house, remained there over night without
uttering q complaint of any kind. The following
morning Schuldt was taken to Court and dis
charged; but returning home to his wife soon
afterwards became sick, when 1t was discovered
he had been injured about the head. He grew
worse and died, as subsequently appeared by a
post-mOrtem examination made by Deputy Coroner
Cushman, from compression of the brain the
result OF violence. IL was not alleged even by the
friends that the deceased had been purposely in
jured In fact, there seems to have been no motive
for any one to do SO.
After listening carefully to the testimony the jury
found "that August Schuldt came to his death from
compression OF the brain from eXtravasatiOn OF
blood upon it, the result OF violence received on
the 10th day of November, 1872, in some manner to
us unknown; but we believe by falling from his
truck.u
The widow OF deceased, highly respectable ap.
pearing lady, dressed in deep mourning, was pres
ent at the investigation and seemed In deep dis
tress at the death OF her husband.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GaLvEsros Ney. q. 1872
l,793 bales. Sales 1000 bales Stock, 5ii7o bales.
New ORLEANS Nov. q, !s72
Cotton in fair demand and gSGa ordNnary Na9 &
GM a bas gross baes the
s last evening a o5 bales Stock aeS bales ''' 'A''
,,, NOZZLE, Ny; q, 1872.
ccpts isG bales: Exports coastwise 9sl bales Sales.
800 bales Stock, Is, lOa bales.
sss ISL ose. sssa' sGss sea9 Sse' '0a"' 1870
sss ssss bales Exports '''s'wlss as sales co., STOCK
for strained sco1 bbs strained sold Tor December de-
Sity nd 3 o yellow and ~Srs
oswxco, N. Y, Nov. g, 1872 /.
Flour !siay ns ? sssa ss@$ sss
%saps. n s Cub Il n&s s. a. % GS e sSs a. sna
anada 1ah sGsng sn prme
& No. corn e al'hsayed 'alsS .a's sss
mean ps'ssa
S'11sssd snss through @
Ss ssS:
m,or,ron, 40 ss Hyss Wheat sss ss5 e 5.Ss. ,a
corn, ssoSS do; oats 5s,W do barley, soCOo d?
rye, so DO. Canal sh,pmcnts-Wheat, 6,;Ol bushels;
corn 1890 do oats S. 800 do Rail shipments RON Gle,
vatorswhcat 1856 bushels; corn, 3 800 do; oat. 5S
sS i saksTs sy "a Su! a%Ssr %%S'st
500 Wheat dull sales n small lots q ni,wsu,
at 81 80 81 "a Chicago No 2Sprng ~ u 5S; white
Michigan, 81 20 81 80; red Winter 81 goa ~ Cofn
firm and higher; sales OF 500 bushels No NJ iSac
f9c Oats held at 4Oc for No. Toledo; western, jc.
other articles unchanged -, - Co.,
Flour Arm and In fair demand heat dull and shade
lower: Ne Sprug, 81 II 81 ~; No Spring u U3s hht
cash $iSss Pee No spring S asc 9gc seIeSeled n
3llc. 3lsc December; rejected 29lsc Oats steady
No 2at "a 24hc. rejected 2?lsc &c Rye IN good
falI &c G2xe. Pork dun and lower y sis "
Meats IN moderate demand and prices unchangcd bu
rather weak Whiskey steady AT sc. eSsse. Ercisht
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
THURSDAY 2. s72-TRlPLE SHEET

nessoes were q shade lower. the Nlss0uris steady
and the North Caroltnas frm. The new South Caro-
lima October bonds were strong, with sale at 80.
The following were the closing qu0tations:-Ten-
nessee. ex coupon, 75A 70; do. new, 75x 70;
Virginia, ex coupon, IS So; DO. registered stock,
old, 80 a AZ; do. sixes consolidated bonds, 5Sk .
So; do, do, deferred scrip, l5x II; Georgia
skies, 70 80; do. sevens, s5 90; North Carolina,
ex coupon, SO a 81 do to North Carolina Railroad,
Al SO; do, funding, 1865, % 80; do. do 1868, %
%; do, new, 2lk %; do, special tax, IA 16;
Missouri skies, o5 o5H; do. Hannibal ana st. 10.
seph. 92 93; Louisiana skies, "a a 6s; do, new, SO
a So; do. levee sixes so SO; do do. eghts, 10 So
do. do. eights, 1875 70 80; Alabama lves 81 60;
do. eights, 83 IS; South Carolina skies, so q So;
do, new, January and July, 23h a 24h; do. do,
April and October, 20 81 Arkansas skies, funded
45 q so.
GOVERNMENTS BuoYANT.
The government bond market was buoyant and
q y per cent higher, the sudden Improvement
being the result OF the renewed probability OF an
early call for further redemption Of ve-twenties,
not to speak OF the great scarcity OF bonds and the
approach Of the season when the Idle capital OF the
country drifts into these securities for investment
during the dulness Of the Winter and early
Spring. The following were the closing
priccs:-United States currency sxes 1884
ia; do. do, 1881, registered, 11e a 1l8H;
do. do. coupon, 116X III; do fve-twentles,
registered, May and November. ll2H o ll3,s;
do. do., 1862, coupon, do, 1872. a ll3H; do.
do, 1864 do. do, 1l27s ll3H; do. do. 1865,
do. do, 113H 1884; do. do, 1867, regis
tered, January and July, 115S 115H; do. do,
1865, coupon, do, 1867 1855; do do. 1867, do.
do, 1854 116; do. do 1868, do. do 115ls 1859;
do, ten-forties, registered, 1881 1857; do. do,
coupon, 1Os14 l0S1s do. ives Of 1884, registered,
lOoh ITO; do. do do, coupon. 1904 ITO.
GOLD sTEADY-112H A 112M.
The gold market was quiet and steady, with
rather more active demand at the close, inter-
preted to be from the importing interest in con-
nection with the easier terms on which foreign ex-
change was to be had. The first sales were at
ll2T and the lowest at 1926 the market closing
with 1l2A bid quite earnestly. The steamer took
out $134 900 In silver bars. The SubTreasury paid
out $173 900 account Of interest and SCI 900 on
account Of redeemed five-twenties. The course OF
49, ctor 10, Slxc Ao1vo
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
CLOSING PRrCEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Moderate Demand but Lower .
Receipts at tho Ports, 21,O1O Bales.-
Flour Stcadier-Whcat Firmer-COrn
Easy-Oats Firm-POrk Nominal
Lard Lowcr-GroccricsG Generally Quiet
-Petrolcum Duil-Freights Quiet-Na-
val stores Active-WhisLcy Lower.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27-8 T. NJ.
The trade movement was little freer to-day;
the bright sunshine, the first we have had this
week. having seemingly inspired greater vigor into
mercantile men and impaired more lively spirit
to trade circles generally. The National Thanks
giving tomorrow acts as hindrance to business,
it Is true merchants preferring to postpone COM
mercial transactions until Friday wherever 1T is
practicable to do SO; hence there was
less activity than there would naturally
have been, though there was an increased
movement in certain commodities, while the
markets were almost universally buoyant and frm.
The termination OF the contest between the "buls"
and ssbearsu OF Wall street was the occasion OF
congratulaton among business men, though they
were not affected by it. except perhaps indirectly.
But these very questionable proceedings on the
part OF the leading stock spectators are univer-
sally deprecated and condemned by the mercantile
public generally who are engaged In the prosecu-
tion Of legitimate business enterprises. The flour
market was dull, though rather some demand pre-
tive at yesterdays prices, and In
some instances slight advance was
established. Considerable purchases were
made for export. Corn was also in much better
demand though prices about the same. whiskey
was depressed lower Pork was quiet and held hrm
at the extreme prices current Lard on the contrary,
was lower but more active at the decline Freighs were
steady while vessels for charter were In demand but
generally wanted at lower prices. There was fair
business consummaed In cotton, but al decline Of fully
c per h. Groceries quiet, with the exception OF
a brisk movement in coffee, which was said TO have
brought full prices. Petroleum remained du,
and quoted nominally as before. Naval stores were
decidedly more active and hrmcr, particularly LOT roi'
which sold largely at higher prices. -.
CorrET-There has been quite large movement since
our last report and the market remained very firm we
heard of sales 5000 bags Rio Contest, to arrive
5000 bags ex Alexander to arrive 22fp bags ex David
Stewart at Baltimore; 2sOJ bags ex Industry, at 90,
36aO bags ex Willie, to arrive at New Orleans ana @WV
bags ex bennington, to- arrive at do, all on. prI
vafe terms. We quote Rio ordinary cargoes, nc q
i5Ic fair Ice. lesc good ne ssc prime ~ isc;
6 % days credit Java Gove vernment bags lsic es,
Ioc do i4lg5 grass mats l9c. Zoe. singapore 2o6.V
do i5c i6c. Ccylon, 15,ec l6,sc.; Maracai6o lSc:
4 I6t.c; Laguayra, 15isc q IKE: Jamaica, lrsc
I6c st DOMINGO istse. lsstc.
CorroN.-Thcre moderate spinning demand ior
cotton the spot but exporters were unable 10 oprae
owing to the difficulty In securing freight room ama ,9
market was dull and Ac lower Oh all eradcs wnh hperu
offerings ~ the decline aud but c DISPOSITION " VSs
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
A NEWARK CLERGYMAN ROBBED.

on Tuesday evening while Rev. J. N. Stansbury
and his cstimabe lady were, with their family and
friends, busy in Library Hall, Newark, managing
concert in aid OF Christ church, now in course OF
extensive reconstruction, and OF which the rev.
erend gentleman is rector burglars entered the
ing away with a fine gold watch and
some money, in all valued at about one hundred
dollars. No trace of the scoundrels has been dis
covered AS the plundered clergyman is universally
beloved by Episcopaans In Newark and other
parts Of the state 1t is hoped that he will be fully
compensated in some way for what is to him a
severe loss, especially considering the character
OF the cause he was engaged In whereby his house
protectors.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND ST

STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The Northwestern ''corner" having gone into
the past as nine days. wonder, the street was
more disposed to resume the regular routine Of
business, and prices underwent general improve
ment, the final hour witnessing that incidental
sudden advance so often noted as the forerunner
of holiday the explanation OF which has so much
puzzled the philosophers who seek to divine the
coming figures fthe unrolling stock tape Doubt
less the desire to be 'long" Of hundred shares
OF stock pending the chance OF lowering Of the
Bank Of England rate OF discount tomorrow in
London, while Could, Clark, Schell, Drew and
Smith are at church giving thanks for the
EDIrYING WORK
of the past week. was one cause of the rise But at
a later period, or during the last quarter OF the
closing hour referred to, Of the buyers began
to fear that Philadelphia, Baltimore, or even New
York might be burned up over Thanksgiving, and 80
the stock was disposed OF again, but the pyropho-
bists were in the minority and the market re-
tanned good majority Of its Improvement The
dead duck" Northwestern looked like an old
friend returned from foreign parts; fuctuating as
it did in the vicinity OF s5, at which the venerable
Mr.. Drew was again Offering his customary 'puts
for thirty days for one per cent" The question of
the settlement or arrangement between Gould and
Smith was again varously discussed and the
opinion expressed that Gond had agreed to
ACCEPT THE BEST TERMS
Smith had to offer rather than take the chances Of
long lawsuit and possible eventual defeat in the
point of the tender Of Northwestern preferred The
otherwise more noticeable features OF the day were
the large advances in Lake Shore ana Wabash and
the decline in Pacific Mail. Lake Shore sold at 93s,
the bull' party therein being helped by Jay Gould,
in requial for the good service they had done him
in accomplishing his "corner" in Northwestern.
Wabash was run up by Daniel Drew, so said in
order to enable him to get back little of the
money he had lost 'them 'ere Northwest sheers."
Pacific Mail was depressed to 81 by the Stockwell
or ''bul' party, in order to entice "short" in
terest Erie was strong and one per cent higher
than in London, and ST. Paul advanced to 53id.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
|
MoLAssEs-The market remained dull and aside from
unimportant sales OF domestic there was nothing of con-

NAVAL SToREs-There was considerable more doing In
s a, It.
ss hssi ens
if: srsnsd sI%o% Ss|s ssa
nsslsetea was quiet but firmly held 90 bbs real
' PHrso1sum@rhe market continued dull. There were
reported on Change and prices remained
nS%a month"; ss ssa 5 5sRGs ns
Tor early delivery Cases Sic 32c for cargoes and
s'sa %s.'s ' e SsS
sss q Z $ 4 :
FOR Spot q month s
market for mess pork remained inactive and without
sess IS !"
sssd s % pfss @
SG s'sTnfsy r ss as @ n'sisss hogs heavy
f% sat ss faS sa tSr psI s Sass
for extra mess Sbs 81 s e. for sM prime
TSs ;as, p 8 @ Is r.
ss r es qs ass
and the rss sales in SSns S %
note smoseS hams at &c., SnG % boxes heavy
months Sales go tierccs to arrive this month at c
81 @ sPea e
wise easier with sales of tferces at SIC. and 100
fESss Ss Been but little doing still
apparent change In prices was noticeable. Sales 30
tierces Carolina at 7ssc sc and lO bags Rangoon at
7c q 7i4c. Patna remained nominal at TIC. a &c.
sueARThe quienessin in the market for raw continued
and while there transactions of consequence
ported holders manifested considerable frmness, and
former prices were yet current although nominal Re-
changed in price We quote e:Ecubs-seining, eining in.
,c. good TO prime, i0c. f6hc grocery fair to good,
l0sc lo4c prime to choice lo1sc iO,ac centritu
boxes, asc msado g. HaSananBSxes :, ,ss
loIsc.; do, - to 15 Ioc. do, 70 to ia I9sc
l2lsc: do, 1870 90 121ac. 12c do white, l2c lsc
grocery, fair 70 choice, lo16c a. loc Brazil-Dnich
Nos. 10 TO- u, loc 09zc Neutrality-suspicious. and extra
srrARHE met with limited demand, with sales of 50
tierces at SsSc. and 80 terces at DC.
TALLow.--Prime city was shade easer quoted at SIC.
a &C. 10000 lbs. Of fair outside sold at sac. SIC
WHrsREY Y--Receipts, 9s1 bbls The market quite
tive to-day but lower prices The sales $50 bbl
including before Change, &c., and the balance
ut 9211c closing at that price.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BLAKE-MoREAN.-On Monday, November 25, at
the residence of the brides father Alexander B..
Dr. Blake, OF Gambler, o., CHARLES X. BLAKE, Of
Alton, ILL.,, to A. BLANCHE M0REAN, OF Brooklyn.
No cards.
St. Louis Mo-, and Alton, H., papers please
BnAlsrED-GARRrrsoS. ON Tuesday, November
20. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. william L. Lennert, Captain ABRAHAM
BREASTED, OF Clifton, to Miss T.. AUGUSTA, only
daughter Of Abr; Z. Garretson, Esq, OF South
DooIIrTLE-LUDLAM.-On Tuesday. November 90,
at the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
EGBERT d. DooLIrrLE, NJ d., OF Phillipsburg N. j.,
to JULIA FRANCES. daughter Of David Ludlam, Jr,
JAaGEN-PRIoR-On Tuesday, November 90. at
the residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. j..
Glentworth Butler, d. d. LAURENs X. JAGGEN, OF
Jamaica, L. Il, to NETTIE H., daughter OF James
ANwARiNG-MooRE-In Springfield Mass, on
Tuedsaay the 2etn inst BY Rev Sc s G. gacklngha
EARLE, daughter Of William Moore, Of Springfield.
by the Rev. J. A. NJ. Chapman, d. D., JOHN b. Nor
GAN and MARY NJ, daughter Of the late Ralph
Pomeroy all OF Brooklyn; OK Tsas =, D. Novom,or os
the residence OF the brides parents, at Mott
Haven by the, Rev. Hasbrook Du Bos, Miss MARIE
i. MorT daughter OF Jordan L. Mott, to Mr.. WILL
LIAM NJ. oLLTFFE, Of New YORK.
PARKER-SMILIIE.-0n Saturday, November 20,
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev.
toMATrIE, daughter OF James Smile, Esq, OF this
city.
REEp-HoMER.-On Wednesday, November 20, ut
the residence OF the brides parents, by the, Rev.
Mr.. Hartman, DAVID F. REED, OF I0boken, to
CLARA A., younges tdaughter OF Henry Homer ESD,
OF tins city.
SEiBERr-ALLEN-On wednesday, November %,
at No. 151 West Forty y-Afth street, by the Rev. M
Pullman, HENRY SEIBERT to f. JULIA ALLEN, both
oil this city. No cards.
UNDERHILL-wEBsrER.- Wednesday, Novem-
ber 81 at the Fifth avenue Baptist church, by the
Rev. Thomas Arnitage, ID. d., DANIEL 0. UNDER
HILL TO EXILE j. WEBSTER, only daughter OF VII
liam Webster, ESQ.,, all OF Morrisania.
WARREN BAIrON.--On Tuesday, November 20, at
the residence or the BRIDES parents in this city, by
the Rev. John Murray Forces, ID. ID. WILLIAM Y.
WARREN, Of Buffalo, n. Y, TO CLARA, daughter o
William Barton.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

. LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LONDOr Nov 27-5 NJ
Consols closed unchanged nited states ten bonds
Eric Kauway shares ~. At the honr Of one O'Clock
and the account 's 80 ~. Do' ,Ao'o'
FRANKFORT TbOURsE-FRANKropr Nov,27 -rn;ted 81 .tes
hvetwenty bonds, 96h Tor the issue of iV;1 S'
fAnIs BoURsE.-PARs, Nov n. .fs72-Rsntes 52f SEC.
M.The cotton market g closed unchanged The sales OF
bcr at 10 3-l6d. W No'eAA'
2. M-The market for breadstufs Is steady
ing Spirits turpentine, 43s per cwt 0"'
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
Died.

BIAcK.-On Tuesday, November 20, Captain Roa-
ERT BLACK, OF the bark Gazelle.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
BRADY-On Wednesday, November ~ 1872 E'.-
LEN n. BRADY wife of John Brady, and daughter
0r James Gambler, aged 70 years, q months and III
days.
The relatives and friends 81 the family arc re-
ancctfuly invited TO attend the funeral, from her
her late residence, 2ss Sorth Second street, near
E,gath street. brooklyn. &. U. The rcmains " al DO