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WHITE STAR LINE
nA ssm and a1Hsx 3
sssa ftSa%epsS S seT York on Saturdays from verooo
On Thas.days calling al Cork narbor each way
S9SGSyic: saiasdsy SsioSsr 3 ~
s4IHSTic sa;arsy sn'nrdKsy KSyemsss 1ssser ~ ~
CELTIC Saturday November 2 at u go r n
From the White star dock PavSnia ferry jersey City
comsssss asa for al classes "nrvad
m.S ssst i sS ID
oss s.ns 50 e @ .sa a9 o s ss % Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates. sss cur
rrSSTIiss rSSTis ambars Norway, Sweden India. Australia
Drans from q upward.
the eo%psnys once 70 BroaSway @ @ New York. ''Py -
J. ii. SPARKS, Agent
O'DoNovAN-R -RossA-wuIrE STAR LINE.
streets oSESSi6 -as at o'clock saturday Se SALOON
ppmssase ~ superior steerage accommodation, $50
TINTED STATES MAIL ILNE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
y town and saI,,rSs ssayI,s,rSoSl Sxs,v "Wednesday
NEVADA, forsyth, Oct ls %3f s3 z NJ
Cab" II
way and sweden &C. eand ns"na France nSr
ana germany at ''Sfi' lH Eg'h ESSN 20 Broadway
PROM NEW YORK.
Tnn Fs'T,fn ssYa ss aSp i$s%I,,iSs sSsSH AHs"IoAs
between New York and Liverpool, calling At Cork Har
qAkARRA Get Oct OCT
SsA %s@ Ss fzRFHiA Sat sSy SSy
JAVA. Wed, Nov d
:, And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
Rates Of passage Cabin, $50 800 and $iaO gold ac
cording 70 accommodation. Tickets 10 Paris yl5 gold
@sdditiona @ Return tickets on favorable terms seerage
stcerage tickets from Liverpool and Quce ana all
parts OF Europe at lowest rates Through bills Of adng
ports the Continent aud for Mediterranean ports For
freight and cabin passage apply at the companys office
NO Green Tor steerase passage at III Broad
CHARLES G. FRANcKLyN, Agent.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP cALABRIA EN-.
i bark from the Cunard wharf, foot ~ Grand street
Jersey city, ut II A. NJ on Wednesday October q 1877
CHAS. g. FRANCKLyN, No. 4 aowiing Green, New York
REDuoTIoN IN PASSAGE RATES
III ANCHOR LINE
EXPRESS passenger steamers sail New York every
wednesday ana Saturday.
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from all rail-
way Sweden or Denmark ana America as safely speed
n.y. sRf Fhs route or ne
COLUMBIA -, October u IOWA October .
ENNR2PA October ALEXANpkIA October 5S 5S
oH1MPH ostSSsr Ss.SSsf ss
cAkIEoHNIA Mo- NSv, 4
At noon, from pier 20 North River New York. Cur
.y wednssday steamers SEQ 6y saturdays steamers
here by those wishing to Send for their friends
Apply at the ''"p'"shs hTSpffsos G'ifsf pnornaps
No. Bowling Green.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's
L LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama.
carrying malls, passengers
and freight to
Aspinwan, Panams. santa Martha,

Grcytown, and Pacific Coast Of
Mexico, Central America,
Peru and Chile.
Steamers leave 10Th, 10th and S0h each month, except
when those dates fall Sunday then the day previous
Oct n.--steamer HENRY CHAUNcEY, Capt a. O.
Gray Will leave pier North River at IL o'clock noon,
for Aspnwa direct, connecting Panama with steamer
ARIZONA, Captain Fnrnsworth. touching at Acapulco;
Manzanio and Mazatlan, and also connecting Tor al
Central American and South Pacific pors Departures
OF 10th and goth each month connect with the cnmpay
steamer touching AT San Bento Tonata Sana Cruz and
Port Angel Freight for all way ports received unui T.
NJ OF October TO- ma = ,..,,.o oo,o,nx "A
An exMn steamer will leave San franclsco October it
1872 for Japan and China For rates o. nassage Me,gnt
and all further Information apply at ONCE on
The PIER foot q Ganai street Pnb ~ Agen,
DAY-The steamer HENRY cHACNCEf Will sail Tor
AsojpHsll at Royp ~ Saturday, ossebeT a
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DIRECTORY FOB lDvERyAERs.

AhUeEMBNTs- -Tr'RTESsrH f2sE-sooSih, nnh and
iAsrHc5TosSmsTeSsD c55ste sSS0%ns p.a,--s;,,n .o,,m,
sozkkbERs NHsTEbFoss.a Ressa second and
BOARD p.S 2sS sfas IoDorsc wAxrrp-Eova,a p.ssrhra
sRo6RLYT REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-yoUarn PAGE
BUSINESS oPPoRi SPis iuSsrIRs-rs,Arrrsrp PAorrbra
5Sas 2sH1Fs 1Ss
clsS2s Ss2s2R 2sD sALEssRS-s1r4.sra rAss-First eo1
S5G5$$as ssS sss
ooAs%ss sRs ssfops is's%ai FIRST r.ss and
E.ssss eas% col
Ssss ssT col
gsn4H9ssTRx-E ELrvrsra pAsr-rifsn column.
K k2aa HOUSES 70 s AND
0sTFisA 1lf FPS column
EcuRIoEsgs, r1fss.th S.esS sSa% sunn
@ ssisk5 Rooss EsD rSfsssH fSIH% TO LET
ssssGH ssn r.e.ara
HELP pna ANTE 60,Fa pAsrrnn
AELS sps s'sh and
HORSES 6xKRixaEs, Ao.-F,nsr pAcr-secona, thira
HOUSES RSoas &c %%STHD@Enrvrs,A SHaSn rAo4-
NfT INspRcToRs fS"", OF RLEcrIoN-srcosp pAcr-1hra,
fourth, NTH and sixth columns
JERSEY CITY, HoBoKEN HUDSON CIV cYS1'i And BER
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Founrn rAcr-
LOAN LOAN oFFICEs.ELEynNrH PAGE-sixth column
sAssnE sSa e"mu
sHls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-Fifth column.
MusICAL-rnIRTEENrH PAeE-Fourth column.
NEW observation-disclosures PAGs-fonrth col.
pERs0NAhmE.as, pERs0NAh,m,E.as, PAen-rirst column.
IlANOFoRTES--l S--lmRTEENTH PAGE-Third column.
iRoFEssloNAL siTUATioNs 'WAnNSTHEsaD'm,iFEMALEs- SHsa',i
GUT ST F % fRa 6 6 sa OR TO
REAL ~ peran
REAL ESTATE WANTEp-Founrn PAcE-sixth column
REGISTRY AND POLLING PLACEs-srcosp PAGE-
First and second columns.
EEWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
BALES Ak .AuCTlON-THiR1EENTn PAcE-Firs second
tITUATfoN WXNTED-FE Es-FouarsrsrH PAGE
First, second third, fourth fifth and sixt columns,
and FIFTEENTH PAGE-Fhst, second, third and fourth
eITUATioNs wANTED-MALEs-FIrrEnsrH PAGE
Sixfh S1rmn and sxrpENTH pAeE.Frst column
spoRNd-DoGs BIRDS. &c-SasT f1iS raSnMseeond
THE TM4pEs-slx1rrsrH .P4er-rhrd column.
THE TuHF-FIRsT PAGE-Sec0nd column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOsEs-sixTEEsrH rAGr-
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
sI1IEENTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns.
WATCHES, JEWELRY &c-ELEvENrn PAGE-Fifth col.
wEsTGHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
Yachts, sTEAGBoATs, ac-FIRsr PAoE-Four,h col.
umn.
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JOHN d. HAMLrN, AUCTIONEER.
n. Mortgage sale OF fine Horses, Wagons, Harness. &C.
at l West Thirteth street near Broadway, OH Wednes
day, Oct. 9, at 10 80 A. NJ,
Consisting an extra stylish dark brown Geding, 1874
high years old; Morgan stock raised in Kentucky has
phaeton Isl fine family horse heavy name pnd tail
can trot In 5 10 and is warranted sound and kind
Beautiful and rangy bright bay Gelding, l5s1 full high
6years old; has extra style and appearance when
lady can drive hlm Is well known In the Park the
Cole horse Saa s srS 10 pre toeoupe or phaeto and
Gay apd stylish foam saddle and road Mare combined
l5s nigh Years old has troted in As; has all known
saddle gaits is without spot or blcmish trick fault
raised the stock farm OF John b. stratton Orange
county cannot be cxceed in style beauty promises
TO ro down IN the thires aud Is warranted sound and
kind.
Also Brewster and Benson Wagons, Dunscomb and
Crossman double and single Harness Blankets, Robes,
Whips, &c. Weather Will not Interfere with the sale.
TRUAX DOSCHER Attorneys sor Mortgage
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DILLIARDs THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENTS OF
ID tho age are WIN. II. GRIFFITHS design, with
Delaney patent Wire Cushions, which are daily being
upon sxsc. scientific prnciPss third the cushion. are
on the table. however severe the stroke Nth, the
balls make no noise when leaving the cushions sixth,
weather. amos! soreyeI; seventh they are elipr9ec.
Ing them in the place Of all other cushions Mr. Albert
Garnier OF University place corner Of street
tables which sufficient guarantee their superiority
Mr.. Rudolph also endorses them the most perfect
Read and 10 wise before you buy elsewhere I hereby
certify that have played upon Dclaneys patent wire
Cushions, and have tested them thoroughly, ana nnd
them superior To all others, and recommend them 40 n
most perfect Tor elasticity correctness o. nnSs Jun~
JS,j ' WM. n. GRIfF1Tn,
" yessy street, New f9r6f
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iss-sssas4--ll.-a issssss- ls-4-- '-ssssia - : :
BILLIARDS.

~ STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
Al. and the Phelsn Coliender Combination Cush,
patcntce H. w COLLENDER, successor to Phcan
Collender, 7sS Broadway, New York.
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DERMUDA MAIL.
ID The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will sail Tor liamil-
ton from pier 20 North River, at IL N. THURSDAY,
October H.
Cargo delivered at Somerset, Ireland Island and st.
Georges.
For freight passage apply TO
W. H. WEBB
"a ExcharRe place.
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NOR SALE-A BRACE OF YOUNG, HANDSOME,
highly bred Pointers, thoroughly broken full trial
granted lowest price $500 Address o., box 1926 Post
office New York.
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GkQO ZOO is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
pOSO.CCU lied Kentucky State Lottery. sloo,ooo
Address BAILEY co. tofce established 81 years., ia
Broadway
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STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
> splendid new steamship CANADA sails SATURDAY.,
October H. For passage drafts the Old Country at
the lowest rates apply at THOMPS0NS passage office,
rs Broadway, corner OF Rector street.
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V'EXAs LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
l. ing at Key West carrying the United States mail.
The steamship AR1ADNE, Captain Doanc, at pier 20
East River viii leave on Saturday, October H.
Through bills ladn. given Houston and all
points on the galveston, Houston and Henderson and
H. Is. II. and G. Railroads
For freight passage Apply
&. VI. MALLORY * CO. l55 Maiden lane.
or to w. l.. GIN iig WaH street.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND lIAvRE
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this favorite route for the Con
nen will sail from pier No. % North River follows:
VILE DE PARIS, Surmopt Saturday Oct. 10
WASHINGTON, Roussan Saturday, Nov.
ST. LAURENT Lemarie ........,.... Saturday. Nov lG
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L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND.-THE
II Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch,
from ner North River their elegant sidewhee steam,
ship WYANOkE, Couch, commander for Norfolk ana
Portsmouth and ALBEMARLE, tor City Point and Rich
mond, Tuesday, October at Z. NJ, giving through
passenger tickets issued 10 all points Accommodations
nequaed Apply at pier 81 or at the general office S7
Greenwich street, corner Dcy street
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(NUNS, RIFLES REvOLvERS, &C., IN GREAT VA
VI riety, at reduced prices; second hand Guns and
Pistols bought, sold or exchanged
GEO. SMITH, 81 Chatham street.
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing
regularly every THURSDAY at ) O'Clock r. ". precisely,
ir6n pier No North River.
CRESENT CITY Capt r. 5. Curtis. Oct 10
MISSOURI, Capt NJ r. Greene, Via Nassau. Oct. I!
M0RRO CASTLE, Capt. T. II. Morton .......,...Oct 9
A. W DIMOCK President,
No. . Bowling Green.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc

A FOR SALE, ALI. KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds, &c Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food Tor mocking birds, at b. 9. D0vEYs, No. Greene
street, near Canal
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fT,o POULTRY FANC1ERs.-FOR SALE OR Ex
i change for other Poultry-One trio of very choice
Came black Spanish Hens, one Dorking Cock ali Of
the finest Derby stock, imported this Autumn by the ad
vertiser. Apply at IS Broadway, rooms and s. ad
dress box 2, l24 Post office.
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LvOR SALE-A PA1ROF TAME FOX SQUIRRELS AT
Drug Store, COG Third avenue above Thirty ninth ST.
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OPTICAL DRAWINGS ROYAL HAVANA AND
~ Kentucky State Lotteries always on file. j. CLUTE,
Broker, 206 Broadway, 1888 Fulton street No Park
row. Post office box 1909
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H7 0O0 PRESCRIPTIONS OF THE MOST Sue
PlUOO. cessfn physicians OF the age, for accidents
and sickness when physician cannot be had with Moth
ers Manual for nianoy also suggestions tending 70
needs duties and requirements Of the marriage relation,
In "Halls Family Doctor, issued this day at 40 Broad
Journal of Health.
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E,oR sALE-oCEAN STEAMERS, RIVER STEAMERS,
IL Propellers, Steam and Sail Yachts Apply w WM.
v. HAZARD, Jr., l7a 0rsspwish strsst
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BELL-LOPPTN.-On Wednesday, September 49, by
the Rev. Thd1nas Galiaudet, GEORGE BELL to AIMEE,
daughter oil Alexander G. L0ppin, all oil this city.
BROwN-ANDERTON.-At ST. James Episcopal
church, Fordham, on Thursday, september TO- by
the Rev. Mylton Maury, GEORGE Y. BROWN, OF Ber-
gen Point. N. j., to ADA LOUISE, daughter Of Ralph
l.. Anderton, ESQ.,, Of FOrdham.
kEARNEY-MONBERY.-O Thursday, September
IL, by the Rev. Dr. Partridge, MICHAEL II. KEARNEY
TO ISABELLA MONBERY, both OF tins city.
MOORE-HAGAN.-ln Brooklyn, September 1S, 1872
by the Rev. Father Cassidy, JOSEPH p. MOORE tC
ROSIE NJ HAGAN, daughter of william Hagan, Esq.
MURRAY-O'HARA.-AtS st. Paurs church, Fifty
ninth street, on Tuesday, September 3, by the Rev
Father Dwyer, THOMAS X. MURRAY, to MARY
O'HARA, both or this city.
MctADDEN-BRowN.-On Sunday, September Is,
1872 WILLIAM II. MCFADDEN to MAGGIE A. BROWN,
both OF this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SMALBACH-FRANK.-On Sunday, September %,
at two r. M, in Norfolk Street Synagogue, ISAIAH
SMALBACH will be married to Miss HATTIE FRANK,
both Of this city, by the Rev. DIR. Melziner.
SULLlvAN-MAGINN.-On Wednesday, September
II, In st. Bernard's church, by the Rev. Gabriel
Healy, JOHN +. SULLIVAN. OF Brooklyn to Miss MAG
GLE A. Maginn, OF New York.
UMSTADTER-COHEN.-On Wednesday, September
49, by the Rev. Dr. Vidauer, at the residence OF the
brides parents, MICHAEL UMsTADTER, OF Norfolk
Va, to EssIE. second eldest daughter of Samuel
Cohen, OF this city.
Norfolk (va papers please copy.
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HORSESTEALING AND STABBING.
Thrown from q Car and Kil1cd-Arrest
Of n Conductor.


OF q Conductor.
year or two ago James Johnson, alias Arthur
Sweeny, was arrested on charge OF horsesteang,
and being placed ON trial was convicted, Martin
Stamford, a man twenty-six years OF age who
lived at 336 East Twenty-eighth street, being the
principal witness against him, Alter sentence
was pronounced Sweeny threatened that II he
lived to get out OF prison he would be revenged
upon Stamford. In due course o. time Sweeny re-
gained his liberty, and on the 18th ultImo, meeting
Stamford, picked q quarrel with him, during
which Sweeny executed the threat previously made
by stabbing STANFORD in the back, INJECTING q
dangerous wound The wounded man was taken
to Bellevue Hospital, from which ne was subse-
quenty discharged cured. On Wednesday last
Stamford was riding on the front Platform OF a
Belt railroad Car smoking pipe. lie was re-
quested by the conductor, Henry Adams, to stop
smoking, wnen some words ensued between them.
During the alteration, IL Is said, Adams pushed
Stamford from the front platform OF the ca and
he fell very heavily on the pavement, sLrik-
ing on his back. The fall reopened the Old
staB wound, wherenpon he was returned to
Bellevue Hospital and growing rapidly worse died
on Friday Johnson, alias Sweeny, was arfested
alter stabbing deceased. and Is now In the Iombs,
awaiting the result OF an investigation before
Coroner Schirmcr, which will take place on Tues
day next Captain Williams, OF the rwenty-iirst
precinct, early yesterday morning, arrested AdaAs,
conductor OF the Belt Rail- oal car, and Corouer
schirmer ordered bis detention Till Tuesday.
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

There was a marked reaction In government
bonds from the buoyancy OF Friday, and the 87's
fell or about one per cent. AS this Is more than
was justified by the decline In gold 1t is conjec-
tured that good many short sales were covered
Friday, and hence the sharp rise on that day.
Otherwise there has been nothing here or abroad
to warrant these wide and sudden nuctua-
tions. The following were the closing quotations
this afternoon limited States currency skies,
112 q 1l2,s; do. do, 1881, registered, 1laX a
ia; do do, coupon, lis a 1151; do., FIVE
twenties, registered, May and November, ia o
114A; do. d., 1862, coupon, do, ia 114X; do
do, 1854, do. do, ia 11414; do. do, 1855, do
do. 1l47l 114%; d. do, 1867, registered, January
and July, 1la1S 11a's; do. do, 1885, coupon, do,
1131 1133s; do do, 1867 do. DO, 1133S 1885 do.
do 1868, do do, 11SS 11sa do ten-orties, regis
tered, 1917 1os; do do, coupon, 1o7% 1os; do.
fves, OF 1881, registered, 1loA Ill; do. do do.
coupon, 11OX ILL.,
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND DULL.
The stock market was unsettled, with less
active movement. The early tone of business was
heavy, and prices declined an average Of about
onehalf on rumor that the latest strategy of the
clique contemplated calling in Of their loans and
demanding the money in greenbacks. The extra
vagance Of the story was its own refutation, how
ever BY noon the market became firm and gradu-
ally strong as money relaxed, and regardless Of
the bank statement the highest prices Of the day,
which we're 4 q q above those Of the beginning,
prevailing near three O'Clock, a counterreaction
occurred at the Close Panama was noticeably
strong and advanced to 129, ex dividend OF per
cent. Pacific Mail and western Union were excep-
tionay heavy and declined to 6s. Erie was less &C
tive and the cash stock easier lending at S16 to nat
'The price nuctuated between 81 and 4oh. The
suspicion that the clique were "covering" is con.
frmed both by the temper OF the stock market and
the relaxation in money and the opinion was cur
rent that they had bought for rise besides. Can
ton recovered to "a.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
d 4 OOO wANTED-ON SECOND MORTGAGE, FOL.
SFUUU year, on first class new 5Gr.i 6rGwn soIe
House liberal bonus offered. Principals address .. d.
Herald Office.
& ( OOO $780, sI5,OOO $4,000. AND $4,000 TO
SC.UUU. loan on bond and m3rtgage r ni ones ones
for any sum. j. b. LICHTENSfEIN, lS3 Broadway.
M OOO TO slbOOo TO LOAN-oN IMPROVED
DC.UUU property in Brooklyn or Hoboken' near the
'''''''' GEoRGE b. WALTON, 81 Park row, room 90
G.1AO OOO TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
DlUU.UUU New York, Brooklyn and Weschcster
county property also funds 70 purchase serona s,re
basement
&OeO OOO TO LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES-
SZCU.VUU For any desired amount or prop ry
IN New York Brooklyn, West,hester and New Jersey
Also money without bonus PAUL +. TODD, % Liberty
street
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CLOSING PRrcIs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnHET-LoSpoS, Sept Al 80 Pm,
steady; quotations unchanged. Consos opened al 9ll4
for money and va Tor the account United States five
S7H, new ives S91. Erie Railway shares Sss4.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs Sept. IA M-Rentes opened at
81 francs and 22 centimes.
LiysRrooL CorroS acknowledgement, Sept al 80 ?.
middling Orleans, 9d The sales OF the day have
been 5000 bales including 1000 for export and specua
ton
LIyERpooL BREADsrUrrs MARxEr.-LrvERPooL. Sept 2l-
80 r. MThe market Is quiet and steady Corn, 29s Cd.
per quarter.
LIyERpooL Provisions MARKET.-LIvEEPooL, Sept, FL
80 p M-Beef Cos per erce for prime mess Bacon
37s. per cwt. Tor short rib mddles
LIyERpOoL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERrooL, Sept H-
80 p M.-TallOw, AS cwt Refined petroleum. 17isd
per gallon. Spirits turpenne, 45s 81. ACC. per cw
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SSs chic sSn Dds. csd Fans Min LIST M. 8
RE CITY BANK stool

THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Merchants', lis; America, 100; City.
255; Phenix lO1 Fulton, 156; Merchants Ex-
change, 90; seventh Ward, 100; State Of New
YORK, 100; Commerce, 1lo; American Exchange,
ia; Bank OF the Republic lls; Metropolitan, las;
Grocers', 100; Shoe and Leather, 14ok; Nassau
los; Corn Exchange, 1928; Continental, o1K;
Commonwealth, SO; Manufacturers and Merchants,
100; New York National Exchange, o.; Central
National, 100; Fourth National, HOY; Tenth Ma
tional, 80.
GOLD LOwER-114K 113H.
The gold market opened weak and feverish, but
eventually advanced 10 1l4X on the increase in the
weekly report OF foreign imports. Subsequently
the foreign exchanges broke down, and when the
pank statement revealed only small loss OF specie
the price declined to ll3K. The Sub-Treasury paid
out $2s,0Oo on account OF interest and $1,000 on
account Of redeemed fve-twenties The course Of
the market q shown In tho tah
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THE BUTLER SUIT.

Rooert r. Butler, who was arrested last week at
the suit OF his partner In the brokerage business,
Mr. Clerk, has not yet secured bail, which was
liked at $4,000. For several days he has been
searching for 1t in the custody Of deputy sheriff,
put Mr. Jarvis the order OF arrest clerk, is silent
as to whether he has been committed to Jail not.
The charge Is that he has abstracted certain bonds
the property of the firm.
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ROCHE-On Saturday, September 21, PHILIP
| ROCHE, OF the County Westmeath, Ireland, aged 50
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 3O7 Madison street, on Monday after.
noon, September %, at two O'Clock.
scANLAN in the 10th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place on sunday, Septem.
se Of sn%
her brother Maurice Seaman are invited to attend
SHEEDY.--On Friday, September 90, at Flatbush, L.
l., ALICE SHEEDY, daughter OF James Sheedy, Room
moon, Knocklong parish, county Limerick, Ireland.
Sday a. 1872
CATuARINE MARIA SHERIDAN, daughter OF Patrick
and Mary sneridan aged % 10 years yea sand and 81 months
Terence Sheridan, are respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral, on Sunday, ed Inst, at twelve
O'Clock at her late residence, Lawrence street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, Mauhattanvilie:
thence to Flatbush Cemetery.
SHIvEs.-On Friday, september 20 1872, at 1,002
Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, WILLIAM SHIvEs, late
Of Peterhead, Scotland aged ss years, month and
fls relatives and friends. also the members Of
the Polar star Lodge, No. 245, r. Il A. M, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
inst.
The brethren Of Polar Star Lodge, No. 245, F. "A.
ton, at the rooms, lis Avenue b. today tsunday,
September ~, at twelve O'Clock noon, to pay the
last tribute Of to & our late worthy Brother
MALCOLM STEWART, Secretary.
STEvENs-On Thursday September TO- ALTHEA
E wife OF George Stevens, in the 9Th year OF her
age
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, G42 Baltic street, Brooklyn, this (Sun-
day. afternoon. September ~, at two o'clock
ATLANTIC COUNCIL, No. 33, o. u A. M.-MemDers
are requested to assemble at their room Fulton
avenue corner Olermont, this Sunday afternoon,
September ~ at one O'Clock, to attend the funeral
OF the wife OF Brother Stevens Members OF sister
| Councils are invited to attend. by order OF
LOUIS +. JACKSON, II. 8.
VAN BEUREN.-0n Saturday, september 2l, 1872,
| EDWARD A., only child OF 4. NJ and Il. M. Van Beu.
| rem, of YorkNille.
| Notice OF funeral hereafter.
| WATsoN.--On Wednesday, September 49, 1s72
BRIDGET, the beloved vile o. James watson aged
80 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, 29 East rwenty-nivth street, on
Sunday, september ~. at two o clock r. n. sharp.
WEINMAN.-On saturday morn,ng, September II,
EDWARD ALBERT WEiNMAy, sod OF Oscar O. ana
Elizabeth Weinman, aged Ia months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the ainiy are invited
to attend his funeral at O'Clock on Monday after
noon. from the residence OF his pareats. l5S Seventh
avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
THE WEALTH OF THE EMPIRE STATE.



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