The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1848, Page 3

beppy? (Laughter and cheers.) Why, thore are the jumkers—they’re extremely happy. (Roars of laughter) They console themselves with the * Feflection that they bave put Mr. Van Buren into“ the nine holes,”’ w! he can’t get out“ by honoi ad must rely solely on the © odd trick” (Great ter and hissing of corks.) Gene Cass himseif is bi an—very haypy! (Roars of laughter) He AppY 10 escape from the noise and confusion” of imauguration! (Roars of luughter), * Circam- ances Will prevent” hisettendance upon that inter esting occation, (Convulsi ater, in which evon the waiters heartily joined). Besides, the Genera 1s. you know, of @ literary tura, and once wrote & beck about the Court of Louis Philippe, taat is now somewhat out of feshion; bat devote his leisure hours to the preparation of that is sure of an unparalleled sal The Cour! Etiquette of old Rough and Ready!” (Shouts of aj lause ) ‘There is the Mersberniog party. Tals Poop py—very happy. In the first place, they have he to defeat Cass—that is a great comfort to them! (Roars of laughter.) But more than that, they have swallowed the entire abolition party—they taken it down whole—are happy—very happy! ow they strut about as proud and as happy as if they were all in the familyway. (Convulsive laugh- s look very like & whale. (Renewed laugh- U, there ie-Mr. Van Buren himeclt ? He is ry happy—for he told you that he loved re- (Laughter ) He begged and entreated to ‘be left in retirement, and we have helped to keep him there. (Cheers and laughter.) Yes, Mr. Van Buren is a very happy man. The abolition ty are bappy—very happy. They were a liltle like » Dond of Ishmaélites, und it was very comfortable f: them to reach a “snug harbow’”’ in the inside of the Once safe there, they don't even desire that the animel should turn a little sick at the stomach, for ‘there they are holding mass meetings, and loudly in- sisting that they are the whale (Great laughter and oheers.) Well, there is my old fiend, Gerrit Smith — ‘ali thatis left of the old abolition party—and he is || bappy. was originally the head of the party, and now he is both head and tall. (Roars of langhter ) ‘He was a little jealous when Martin Van Buren stole all his eggs, but he now rufiies up his foathersand dares the “little magician” to show chickens with him. (Renewed laughter.) Mr. Polk is happy, very happy. : (Shouts of laughter.) He came in with a lit- tle grumbling, to be sure, but he goes out with universal pp (Loud Cheers.) Gentlemen, you Sppear to happy—i’m happy—we're all happy to- gether. (Cheers.) ‘The reporters are happy thet I'm about to conclude—(* Go on! goon!) No, gentle- men. I heard so ma hints about !~* onseches when po a oeey ms =n =r Other mon were addressing you, that I must now clos with a sentiment. | give you—“ The union and har- ‘mony “of the whig party—we have stood shoulder to shoulder in the glorious contest; do not let us fall ‘Unto disorder in the bour of triumph !” Drank with enthusiastic applause, Then came the next toast— “The Newspaper Press- An instrument of tremen- dous and augmenting power. May it always be in hands worthy to wield it.” Here some yelled “ Robinson ;’’ others screamed for j{ Greely ;” others for ‘ Boooks ;? and others for “ Ben- nett,” and one man with a nose like a Philadelphia mob, called out in the voice of a Stentor, for somebody else. In the midst of this uproar — Mr. Ra: monn, of the Courier, advansed to the vioi nly of the Chair, and addressed the assembly. He spoke of the rights, duties, and sins of omission and commission of the newspaper press—pointed out the true way to reform its abuses—and after dwelling com- placently on theshsre which it had taken in the ele- vation of 21 Taylor, concluded amid general ap- plause by giving as atoast— “ Phe dead principles of the whig patty—they may have sunk, but so the day-starin the bed of the cean, only to replenish its fires; and, with renewed glory, to flame in the forehead of the morning sky.” "Good for Raymond!” exclaimed a dry goods clerk from the regions of Cedarand Pearl. “That’s from Moore’s Melodies?” insinuated a tallow-faced youngster who sat near the reporter “It's of mo consequence!!’ chimed in another. Meh almost dead for want of a drink—do pass that le?)? “ And my toast’s not out yet!’ sighe 1 the individual. “Good heavens, will you not give the Charman a chance!’’ implored a Vice President—and amid the noise nfusion, the Chairman stammered through the next re, toast “ The Union—May it ever be preserved from all peril, by the same spirit of patriotism and forbearance which gave it birth.!? Mr. Gainnect responded. His voice had failed him, but mot the spirit that animated the great Taylor party. (Cheers) He came there not to claim any peouliar ition there or elsewhere, but simply to oongratulate Webster men, Scott men, and Clay men, and Taylor men on their victory. (Cheers) He came in this mighty victory. They might talk of whi y bad done, but it was the Union that had done it. The East had nobly done her duty New York had done her duty. It had reverberated from Erie to the oc The South had also acted nobly. He wished he could go on. but, as Old Virginia never tired, he would introduce his friend, Mr. Prestoa, who ‘would shew them what the South had done. Mr. Paryston accordingly presented himself, and ived with moderate applause. He spoke in atthe end of the table. He dwelt with pa- nderness on the demise of Henry Clay; but he consoled himself with the reflection, that, “being dead, he yet speaketh.” His spirit still animated the American people. “Old Grimes is dead, that good old soul, ‘We ne’er shall see him more. ‘J ured to wear an old brown coat, All buttoned down before!” — sung outa feilow atthe end of the room, ina very doleful voice, “ Pat him out!’ “outwith the d—d Jocofoeo !’? was shouted by several. and a general rush was made towards the door of the ante-room. Th disturbance was speedily quelled, however, and th gloquent young Virginian proceeded. He would not detain them; he would give them the President elect— the stampis but the coin. (An old gentleman in brass spectacles—That’s not it — ] “The gourd is but the guines stamp; A man’s a man for a’ that !”” is, im the midst of which the speaker va- ished. “Come, come, old Max—give us & word!” was scream- ed from the end of the room. “Bring us some ice, here ! “D—n you, listen to tbe chair !”” “Come, Draper, fire off !”? Mr. 8. Daren, Jr., then started to his feet. aud in afi anly voice, addressed the excited§ company. He said he would fellow out his prinoiples in the “draper and tailor line,” and measure out every man according to his merits. (Cheers) Old Zack was the ‘8 choice: and they owed it to him to say that to himeelf alone he owed the glory of bis elevation. (Loud applause.) The Mexican war was an evil they theaght, but it hed brought forth Zachary Taylor. (Cheers) He was bappy to eee 80 many good whigs together on such a « jous ocoasion. He started with a few and took ¢ off track in the nomination of old Zack. (“Thi on track.) Yes, so it has turned out now. But st Philadelphia all started to do what was best for their | friends, children, and posterity, and thers waa a little Gifference of opinion. In“ the noise and confusion,” | he did not know exactly what todo; but at last he resolved to go for“ Draper and Taylor,” (cheers and laughter.) or, if they liked it better, «Taylor and and now he had reached the climax of ja wishes. (Cheers.) He now found himself, absolutely, in spite af all the cliques, Vice Presitent. (Laughter and cheers) He concluded a very humor- ous and spirited speech, by calling on a distingui-hed | whig of Indiana to respon’ to the ninth Togalae toast ir. Isaac Barnett, of Indiana, then addressed the | company in a panegyrie on the adopted citizen whom he regarded as the most glorious beings that ever breathed the breath of lii nd were the special darlings of the great whig party. As for the “free eoilers,’? they were & miserable net devils, not worth talking about, (Great tog and hysterical laughter) He hoped that the debasing, sneaking, contemptible} game of bam- citizens of foreign birth was done away (Cheers) The tree of liberty was janted in a tropical climate. (‘The devil it wac,’! Draper, wasn’t it on the rock of Plymouth?” “ Harry F why did he pass that toast ’—its a bloody eybran !’ abd some confusion.) The coun try had euffered more from American demagogues than it ever had from the votes of adopted citizens. | «Ch nd some confusion.) ‘The Crainmawn then rors, amid a scene of great con- usion. but could not be heard for some minutes At length the chairman obtained a hearing, and said that the dieporition to call on the gentleman who had \just spoken, had been entirely accidental Here there were loud calls for “Ieyburn,”” “Rey- durn,” which were silenced, for moment, by the chair reading aletter of apology, from the Hon. Geo. Eyans, of Maine, which was received with loud cheer: Mr. Draren then took the chair, and the calls for Mi that gentleman rove and addiessed the company. He said that the meeting had been addressed eloquently by gentlemen of New Yok. But other States had materially contributed to the election of General Tayler, and he was desirous of recalling te the notice of the assemblage, a distin- guished gentleman who had largely contributed in Bincown State, to the election ot General Taylor He * ‘to propose the health of “Thomas Butler King, b.. tne patriot andan honest man!” (dr wit! Bgen. sme.) great app Mr, Buon then *&ye 4¢ i bentiment -""The human- of Genorai Taylor.”’ Woihis was Fecelved. with all sorte Of foeling. for it was now past one o'clock in the moralng, and flerh is weak Still nobly did the draper sustain himrrlf in chair, Unmioved amid the stormy elements he vainly trled tomaintain the eceptre of order in that troubled crowd. But it would not come to order. <We have been gulled !” exclaimed one. é God help Old Zack !”” prayed another. «What does it all mean ?? asked third, © Allthe old cliques and parties may as well go to decently.” “Never mind—Old Rough and Ready is the Pr de ot ey for Filimore—for Fillmore —for Fill——" “Shut up ! “Bah! “Ha! © Arts. Daaurnnotyer oF Genenat Tarton,—Shaw's cele- brated painting of General Zachary Taylor, Prosident elect, for which the old hero rat to Mr Shaw, at Baton Rouge, in January last, is now to beseen at Murrenner & Lockwood's, 469 Broadway. | This beautifal paint fog, all the friends and companions of General Taylor be a perfect likeness, Colonel Bragg, d soveral oth ever seen. Liv. Cor. Loomis, 6th United States Infantry, is at present in command of the sixth Military Depart- ment- head-quarter St. Louis--lately held by Ge- neral Kearny, deceased. water in the channel. market | Railroad, %; New Haven, 4 | day. Important Patent Decision. Wastisorox, Nov. 21, 1848, ‘The Commissioner of Patents, supported by the Attorney General, bas dec'ded aga'nst Bains’ obtain- ing « patent for bis electric telesraph, and says tha; Morse is entitied to it by carea' Death of Levi North, the Kqutstrian. Wasninoron, Nov. 21, 1848, Levi North, the celebrated equestrian, who was aome time since shot in @ rencontre in stiseissippl, died at Memphis on the 20th instant, from the wounds received in that affray, Marine ‘Di ters and Loss of Life. Boston, Noy. 21, 1848, The schooner Olive, Capt. Oliver, from New Bruns- wick, bound for Boston, went ashore, during a gale yes- terday, on Nantucket beach, and all hands perished. Two of the bodies were washed ashore this morning. The British brig Anglo-American, from Nove Scotia, is ashore on “ Outer Breuster.”” Her rudder has come ashore, but nothing is known of the fate of the crew. The steamer Bay State was disabled off New Haven “last night. Her passengers were taken off by the Cor- nelius Vanderbilt. The Snow Storm. rocroN, Nov, 21, 1848. The train of cars, last night, from Bosw® for Nor- wich, did not get beyond Worcester, on account of the greath depth ofthe snow, which was reported. at two feet on a level. Sale of Public Land: Atnany, Nov, 21, 1848, ‘The Comptroller's sale of public lands for the pay- ment of the State taxes, opens to-morrow, with lands in Alleghany county. Markets. Burraro, Nov. 21, 1848. Receipts within the past 24 hours,—Flour, 2.000 bbls.; wheat, 27,000 bushels. The flour market continues firm, with fair demand. We notice sales of 7,000 bbls, at $4 58% a $4 62}{. In wheat there were 10000 bushels, including Chicago, at 77c., and good Ohioat 910. In freights there is an active business doing, without change in rates. Aunany, Nov. 21, 1848. Receipts within the past 24 hours.—Flour, 18.800 bbis.; wheat, 4,500 bushels; corn, 13,000 do.; Barley, 8,390'de, The market for flour is without chang», and dull, Barley remains about the same, with sales of 10,000 bushels at 63 a 643¢c, Of oats there were sales of 5,000 bushels at 3434. Pittsavaa, Nov. 20, 1848, The r'ver business is brisk. There is now 63¢ feet of The foreign news unsettled the MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The steamship America, Captain Leitch, will leave this port at noon to-day. Her letter bags will close at 11 o’clock this morning. The Weekly Hereld, printed in French and English, will be ready for delivery at nine o’clock this morning. Its contents will, a8 usua’, embrace the news of the wee from all parts of the American continent, ta- cluding @ fall commercial and financial summary to the latest moment, Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence, —_—— Men’s Under Shirts and Drawers, Wool Half Hose, Gloves, &e., for oold weather—A large etme 101 of all styles, qualities and sizes, on hand and for sale at v I Prices, at “Scott's” Cheap Furnishing Store, 167 Fulton, sas dave tast of Broadway. Memoirs From Beyond the Tomb: By Chateaulriand—Part one of this astonishing work {rill be is. sued in a few days, and as every body wil to rea application must be made, Williams Brothers, Publishers, Mec, ning Star Office, 102 Nassau street, The “Richeliow” Gold Pens are warranted wo ‘fi They tie, Enawiodged to bo the beet and eheapent Pons a the geri Bead only by B. R Watson & Go, No. 16 Wall scot, Gold pons re To have one’s Halr or Whiskers misera- bly botched in cutting, is no joke; therefore we would advise a. atts a ppecopeneee a and neatly por pa work ronise the tui ttable, No. 13 poh found his infallible Ungent fer te hates we” WH9ES may be Rich a tee id Pokey 3 0a Povey ihe ae e reas and trock Coats, eloth aud tri 1 to $13 Pants, 4 au tr $13; ite} amy ee sony get $i to Vesta, 50 cen! deemed from auction, great, Buit Store, oornst Nast gan and Bockman streets, Lasaowuahed Gutta Percha Boots can be found at Jones’s 14 Ann strect, near the Museum. Also the best of Fronch Calf Boots, at $460; second quality do,, $3 50% $4; French Water Proof Boots, from $4 50 to $6; Cork Sole Boots, from $6 to $7. So 0 to Jones, 14 Anu street, if you want goodJ Boots and Shoes obeap. Making the Fur Fly.—Knox, of 128 Fulton street, has a imege assortment of Muffs, which he is selling at low Prices, and about as fast as heoan hand them out. Valuable Real Estate.—Bleecker sells at suction today, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchant's Exchange, a number of lots in the vioinity of Madison Square, sicuated on Madison Avenue, and 30th and 21st atreeta. ‘These lote afford eligible sites for Building. ‘Many fine houses aro going up in the heighlorhood. "The Railroad alforda oasy access to'the’ tones ports of the City, ‘The streets are all craded and rorulated ; the sewers aro built, and, in fine, everything in connection with these Jota, presents them as desirable for an investment, either perma: nently or for building. Thanksgiving Day, (to-morrow.)—G. B. Clarke has beautiful sack Coats of all colors, which he is abs lutely giving away for from $12 to $16, ‘The poor Broadway tailors are buying them of him and rotailing them at $2). Why not buy them at the fountain head, 116 William street, inventor of the *Lamartine,” which acquired such great celebrity? COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONKEY MARKET. Tuesday, Nov. 21—6 P. M. There was a reaction in the stock market to-day; and nearly every fancyin the list fell off a fraction. It wes our impression that the improvement of last week could not be sustained, as there was no basis for it, and the right kind of operators were not in the market. At the first board, Harlem declined 4 per cent; Canton Company, ¥; Farmers’ Loan. %; Nor- wich and Worcester, 1; Erie Railroad, {; Reading Ohio 6's advanced %. Government securities closed at prices current yester, At the second board, Long Island fell off 1 per cent; Morris Canal, {; Reading Railroad, X; Erie Railroad: 34; Norwich and Worcester, 34. The demand for exchange for remittance by the packet leaving this port to-morrow for Liverpool, has, as yet, not beem very active. The best bills on Lon- don we quote at 88% per cent premium. On Paris, Sf. 25 a Sf, 224; Amsterdam, 40 a 40%; Hamburg, 35h 85534; Bremen, 7834 a 79. ‘The Boston money market is reprosonted as having materially improved during the past week, and the outdoor rates are daily lessening. The banks were discounting more freely, and there was more activity in business, The amount of tolls collected at Oswego from the resumptien of navigation to the 15th of November, this year, was $208,C00 against $222,233 for the cor- responding period, last year, showing a decrease of $14,233, ‘The improvement reported by recent advices, in the railway speculations in Great Britain, is nothing more | or less than a reaction after long period of depression, | and is the result more of the movements of the man: gers of certain leading lines, than of any real or per- manent improvement in the value of the property re- presented. So far as we can see,the only foundation for the changes is the fact, that one of the largest com: | panfes madea more favorable report of its condition | than was anticipated, and the impression becoming | general that the other lines would make exhibits equally favorable, an advance in prices was realized It is our opinion, that another reaction is not far dis- tant, but that reaction will depress prices full as much | as the one just experienced has inflated them. The facts is, the railway business in England is overdone; more than one-half of the lines never can be made to pay, and the most productive will be much less profit- able than they have been. Returns recently received show a steady falling off in the weekly receipts, in tho face ot movements in merchandise, but little less limit. ed than those of last year. Ifthis is the case now, what may be expected whon all the contemplated lines aro completed, and the amount of capital invested in these works is double what it is at present? ‘This is not a diffloult question to answer. According to tables publicbed in England, upon the best authority, it ap- pears that railway bills have been granted by Patlia- ment, authorizing an expenditure of £326,643,217. Of this amount, £105.317,100 had been called in up tothe end of September, leaving liabilities still resting upon the public to the amount of £131,326,111. A moderate depreciation in such an immense amount of property, involves the ruin of thousands ; but when a deprecia- tion of fifty per cent takes place, the most fearful dis- asters must be experienced. It is estimated that these Lines, vpon which nearly two hundred milltons ot dred and thirty-one millions still due, the property re; Presented is not valued at wore than one half the amount;jend the lines upon which large payments are Tequired, monthly, aie weekly falling off in their re- ceipts, as will be seen by the annexed table Dublinand Drogheda . . 806 Dublin end Kingstown..... . (864 Dundee, Perth and Aberdeen, June... 1406 100s Rast Laucasbiro......++ . 61S 106 Edinburgh and Giesgow....., 4041 | © Edinburgh and Northern,..., 0 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock. . 1,002 Gley gow and Ayr. Great Western, ....+ Kendal and Windermere North British. ...... Shrewebury and Chester. The amount of traflic for one week on 4,110 miles of railway this year, was £225,801, of which £119,402 wate | for the conveyance ot passengers only, £48 450 for ust*portation of goods, and the remainder, £5 pastengers and goous together. Last year, the amount of traffic on 3,296 miles, was £214 273, being but £11,528 less than for the same week this year on $14 miles of road less than were in operation last year, This shows an average earning per mile, in 1847, of £65, and in 1848, of £65. Thisisa | f° cear illus’ ration of the steady decline in the earnings | ke of railrcads in England, and nothing can arrest it.— The increase of roads is likely to be much more rapid than the increase ot travel or freight; and the compe- tition which must arice, w.!!, sooner or later, bankrupt many companies which are no; moderately produc- tive. The cost of the lines, completed and contem- plated, will amount to nearly one half of the public | debt of Great Britain; and the immense sum required to pay even the currant expenses of such works, man. aged, as they are, without much regard to economy, th Ber is quoted at 530 made at $9 1236. Towards the close $9 25 was asked. Sales of 100 barrele mors, were made in lots at pl2 59. L $18 Salee of 100 barrels rusty mess Pork sold at $10 02 There was no change in Cheeso or Butter ment im the market, bat the particulars have nct iran made at 24c. Girard, bo 10) company wil which they will return to the city and dine at the Howard at? J attend, Ww ANTED TO PURCHASE A LOT OF GROUND, LAY- ARK THEATRE—WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 27. will be produced KDITH, or Dealings with the irm of Dom- i; . M», Harailton | Mr. J. M. Goott: ; Bivsan Nipper, Miss mer, Mas Hunt. To concinds with Mr. H. Plaside; Lori Soxnvilley ‘ured sperm; we notice a fair juiry at $1 22 for bieached winter, and $117 for atural do. Bleached winter Northwest Coast whale Frovisions —Sales of 200 barrels prime Pork were afl. Mary Torlor: Mrs, M THR OLD OUARL ille, Mra ott: Me’ ie. Mra Wa'eot Ratways of Great Brrraw.—Weexry Travers Sales of 300 to 400 bble. were made at 67(9. a 7c, ir Davern; Lady Reauville, Mre Dyutt: Melani Week Ending October 14, 1848 184. | A small Jot of prime quality was reported sold at T'0" | genan Pit She centn, Bates, lane conten Deaee peas ak halt Birkenhead. Lan.. aud C “ £817 | Beef — Sales of 160 tierces prime mens made at ‘ Paet 6: performence to commance at7. Hoge were felling at 5!c,, but werelers plenty. i ars « eandecroaiils. ; OWERY THEATSE.—BEN&FIT OF M2, B. WILLIAMS —~Wedcesdsy, Nov, 22, will be performed ROs® CLIN- ge — Farmer W hestileld, Mr, N. B Clarke; a. Taccow.—The market ia quiet; sales of 15,060 Ibs. mmon to prime at 7 a 810. Woor,—There has been some considerable move. | dward Wait Daft; tore Chnton, ds Ned Bawk, M Hall rN del by Willianns; Count Cow Malina "Mes, 1 5 Broadley. To coneude with the NEW ORLEANS SERENA- pired, Wuisxey.—Sales of 200 a 300 bbls. State prison were Me usttisth fd DERS. ” Deors open at 64—commence at 7 o'clock precisely. Lanenthire and Carlisle (exclu. of mails) 2.520 1,407 rr Boxes, % centa: PRttnddahery. te conte, | ¢ Lancashire aud Yorkshire. ...... 11,587 10,089 MARKETS ELSEWE 'e HANFRAU’S NEW NATIONAL TUEATKE, FORMERLY London, Brighton, and South Coast. . .10,506 9,005 STOCK SALES. ‘Chatham —Third night of Yankee We inceday eveniag, London and North Western, ....,...44.153 43 504 ruta, Nov. 21.—First Boa rd—$19) Stato 5's, 71%: | Nowember 2d, will, be porturme EEN MOUNTAIN London and Blackwall. . 8 933 | $10,W do, bb 7434 743@: $14 Lehigh Tot., 53 BO¥—Jedediah Isomubrod, at Id, Me. Mea Land; London and South W ah ee 10.942 8.678 | Unien Bsn rene tos Boun uBsg: 9 B Bank, & | Bdward Merston, Mr. Tilton; ° h ‘ on P virard, ¢. Wig nn. 6's , BT.c. | Sa carer terd Sheffield end Lincoln, 29% 2843 | ior, goo Lehigh Int, 5234: 10 Planters’ Hank, Tou, 254° 84000 | Tr Jas gerne’ My. + Joe, Mr. i EY aR Htate d's, 24s, 74; $218 Steam 3 . Richardvon; William Twitl, "Mr. Herbert; Katy. Min tc Midland Great Western. G0) Roading: oSwn 18% Me ere comlats. with NEW OTN wee tee, 34 100 do,, bd 1034: Mr Bil; Mr. Ledger, Mr. Taylor; Mr. Markham, Tilton: 3 $186 Lodger, Mrs. Chapman, Boxes 28 conta; Pit 1256 conta. Doors Steam , down, ‘oR, ©. 29; $5,000 do, 5; $2,000 Navi, z ‘performa: South Eastern and Dover. « 1 Ode es ED doe Woo, aah Lebion oul Serip, 0. After SSS ne) Penance Secumpnce 067. as Rept ae at i “a, 53; 2,000 Sohuylkilt Nav, | = ; aah gees ), 53; 2! HANICB’ HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN nites Junction. . Ae Sab, Gn San een en Grand and Broome streets commenced on Monday. Oot, : 300 P ouainha ight until further notice, York apd North Midland Board 1.00) | ee art tha re-open it orginaland vel huoen OaRintys Sa 2U,UN 2.) THE FiksT TO HARM MINSTRELS, (organized in 1 160 Girard Bank, 103, v.30,— Brokers’ Board—2 shares Bastera Railroad, ORIGINATORS OF THE PRESENT POPULAR SEYLE OF ETGIOPIAN ENTER. . Wontern dow LY 16 des do. Oia 1728 | TAINMENTS, whose conoerta in this city, for a porind uf ton eet ya Wvure ‘Ralleoady’10/34;.8 do, | months, were received with such distingahed favor and patzo- ae te eT eee MD Rowling Maiirond | mage, have the honor of announcing to the ladies and gontlom secter Failrond, W644; BAW Reading alloal | CeNew York and vicinity, thas they will givo sedies of th sig; 5 do. do, 108%. ular Concerts, introducing s variety of hole oriinal Son bs Phoruses, Characteristic Dances, ke, Admission 25 vsnta. Do open at 7. Concert will commence at 8 o’olook. An Af Concert overy Saturday, cominenoing at $ o'clock, YM. under the management and direction of E. P, Christy. On Thursday, Noy. 234, Phanksgving Day, an afternoon coygert, commonojag 8 TATION WILL MEBT AT THE “forcer street on We Ta on Thursday morning iso, sin or thine, Gai veting as abo’ JUEKMOLIT ASSOL. ron House, N 1.746 o'eloe! fe iJ Uni- wot ok, ¢ ingen the excursion, mv nite gloves. Mus OPPAN] HALL, CORNER ©? BROADWA D vin black coat and pants, bieck hat andy." she artory, If | M9. Walker streot,— ¥, Grain & Co.'s Grand Moving Pent , belts, and viti-n, Will be furnished at. -vcats. ‘The | of Mexico, illustrating the Pictoresque and Romantle Soenery ¢ weather iscold, gentlemen will bring dark ova. > after | of that wonderful country, and the gl lorions Campaten of the a 1 Soott, plahting now ex. will proceed to Hoboken for target practi. ‘ise, | American Army, under the command of General Wate! from the bombardment of tie City of Vora Crus to t af the American flag on tho Balls of the Montezum: C. o'clock, . Bo. 'URNBUOLL, Captain, HAnr, Orderly. ting every evering, andon the afternoons of Wedsouds J MORKISANIA VILLAG ‘A MEETING | Satcrm, > marter before eight Price of admission, 25 canta; will be held this evening, at 7 o'clock, in American Hall, | movingRt=, “years of half prico. Reserved sents corner of Broadway and Grand street Je the number for | children mnder ve from 9 till 11, and feom 2 till 4. Liber choice of lotain Upper Morrisania. 33 ri aire requested to ynnettal, and all others who feel interested are invited to (GaSe yom '3 AMERICAN MUpa_ ; F. Hitchoook, Maneger, gvery morning a¢ 1154, afternoon, at 3, and ev. The original Gen. Tom Thumb, being on his way Dy "al.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- lendid performances ing at 734 o'clock as cone d ing somewhere beeween 27th and 35th streets, and Sd and nth, avenues, Address Lot, at this office, stating lowest cash price, to ray nothing about dividends, is enough to destroy ANTED—A LADY'S MaID, ONE WHO UNDERTANDS | 2nted {0 cpen lovers. at, the Musou for a few needlowcrk, and cau take cate of chitdren, Apply at76 | menelns Rieelca ani trast cacti aes the confidence of stockho!ders, and induce them to | warrenstces, Good referonee will be requienhee APP OS Seo en De, Mora ret) Soft oeatee AUIS submit to large losses, rathtr than hold, at the de- preciation in priees, which hes reduced the agzrecate value to about one half their first cost, the lines now in’ operation may pay moderately, but’ an in- crease in lines will even destroy thishope. The influ- ence these works l ave upon the business ef any coun- try in which they are located, is immense, and, toa safe extent, should be encouraged; but when they are constructed beyond the means and resources of tke people, they exert a disastrous influence in avenve, in the bookstore, any : ‘Py ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABE YOUNG ing and ironin f reference # can be miven. W ANTED-TA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG best of of:y reference, Bag no cbjections to go ashort distance most superb and talented band of Negro Sincers, Dancont w N, BY A VERY OOMPRTENT ANTED—A SI1U. : . WY Gar tuRbarneee ania ic cone ewes ta | eee Pt geet Marnmoth Boys Boe do the housework of a private family, Pieaeca. at No. 746th | Roripture Miatuary, Madan Hochwoll, ihe tarnose Fortes Teller, may be privatly consulted at an extra charge of 25 cents. Admission to the whole, including Museum, Peiformanoes, Gen. Tom Thumb, &o; 25 cents; children under tea yearsof azo, and old enough to walk alone, 12}4 centa, Keserved front seats, one illing each, extra, EMOVAL OF SANDS, LENT & CO.'3 HIPPOFER@AN Arena and Circus. immense establishment is now ro- | opencd on the lot known as Niblo's Garden, Broadway, Por. | formances, including the feats of performing elephants, horses, camels, and ponies, with the ac woman, to do goneral housework, plain cooking, and wash- Pleage apply at No. 17 keotor street, ‘The best ‘an be seen for two days woman, to dogeneral housework in a private family. ‘The the country, Pleaso call at 62} Grvon street, in the roar. upon the business of the country, by drain- ing capital from useful and legitimate employ- | ments, and putting it into employments partially | jy tainted with peoulation. The railway movements in Great Britain have had this effect, and nearly every interest in that country has suffered very much from the restrictions placed upon them by the drain of W Antena PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE OR SILENT, cream d to any extent. ‘The most satisfactory mformation given, ironer. Can tuke care of children, and do piain s2wing, and wile ling to make herself rencally useful. Please apply at 39 Riv- ingion st., in the rear. idren under ten, half price. Doors open at 6: commence at7%4. | A performance on afternoons, commencing at 23. ABERNACLE—A GRAND CONCERT T0 SUPPLY Fr nds for the erestion of an Orphan Asylum, on the ground | previously granted by the corporation of the city, will positively | take place on Theaday evening, Nov 2th. Leader of the Orchor- fra Signor Rapetti, Maestro at the Piauo, Signor Baril, Tickets 50 conte. | with from $3,00 to $5,000 cash cupital, in a busiuces that Iready paying $0) per cont profit perannum, and can be in- performances y and Saturday ‘ednet addressingbox 2740 Post-office, ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant Girl, as C iambermaid—is a good washer and capital. This evilhas been experienced toa slight ex- tent in this country, but as yet has not become gene- ralenough todo muchharm. Within the past three years, we have made great progress in the extension of | i her business in al situation to do general housewo have lived two years 7, COlWGIOSL HALL, NOS. 35 AND 37 BOWRRY.—THIS | elegant establishmert opens Monday evening, Nov. 20th, with the Inrgest collection of living Boasts and Birds in Amer. ica, Ferformances aro given by Mr. Brooks, the Hou conqueror; yerforming Ekphante, and trained Monkeys and Ponivs. Ad- mission, 25 cente—children under 9, aif price. Open from 144 ANTED—A STTUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Protestant young women, one as Gook, Sho understands its branches. Also, a young woman wishes a y Teferences given.” Thy places, Plsave cali at 39 in their last ngton street, in the rear. un stairs. railways; but the limited cost, compared with those of England, the greater economy of management, and W 4nizp_BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIiu’ till 4, and from 634 till 9—performance at $and 8, Season ti kota $5. VAN AMBURGH & CO., Proprietore, a situation to wait on # lady, and t) twelve qracs. ot a a eke mur cr | PZOMBARDMENY OF VERA CRUZ, 693 BROADWAY, | the favorable prospect for productiveness in the rapid | Hevstatsif agreed opm” Now hats ev ea eee near Niblo's oll Gar Tangnicent Diorama will growth of the country, make them more desirable an‘ | Please to call at 97 Bi hth avenus, Can be seea for two days, | be exhibited th {o morrow, (Thankegiving Day more profitable investments here than on the other side of the Atlantic. England cannot expect to bo ry, must rather look fora steady decline in her re- sources and means ef wealth. Her population is al- | att bility, having lost her husband very recontly, aud. is desirous of APOLEON CROSRING THE ALPS—THIS GREAT HIS. | much greater than she is at present, but, on the con- | cbisiains aviation in reapectatle family Tip ote os ot N ‘voneal Piotars, by is now extubiting at the Na. ble city reference given. Any Jeave a note at the office of this paper, for D. M. L, which will be at Sc'clock. Adn nce, 25 cents; children half price, A liberal #Tlowance to act ooln. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE IN A GES tleman’s family, by a healshy seer woman of respecta” y. ly, person wang such will plone | Honal Academy of Dedien comet of Broadway and Leonard ended season tickets, O00. of @ splendid equestrian and | Pim g troupe, are given every evening. Admission 25 cente; | a uy Evening, Nov, 2 enetit of Miag J. Chapman—Will be iad thecumedy D BNGLISH GeNTLEMAN ¢, Mra. Vornou: Mise which, , ARKIVALS— . Crotehes, Mr, Raymond; Manayer nM Jenny Jing’! Mine ‘e with BEAUTY AND THE BEASP— Mr. Burton; Joha Quill, Mr. C. & golda Mra. A. Knight. Dress Seoond Tier, 250. Doors ops at hg pat 6—our- ITOBELL'S OLYMPIC THEA?PRE.— WEDNESDAY EVE ning, Nov. 22, will be perform MODEUS—Pordinands ir. Clark; Don Kafvel D'Batonego, Mr Ar Nich inson; Carlo Brosehi, Miss Cia GLANCE AT NEW YORK More, Mr. Blot ker; Has jordon, Mr. Arnold; dake, Mi rok June, Mix Roberts, / AND AKIADNE—Bowdialas, Me. Conover; Baco! heseus Miss Mary Gannon; Ariadne. Mis To com clude with tho farce of NATIONAL DEFENCES—Simon Mare rowfat, Mr, Holland; Emily, Miss Phillipe, Doors open at hale past (—cortain rises at 7. ROADWAY CiRCUS, ALHAMBRA, BETWEEN SPRING and Prizco streets. —Jobn Corpor Managers —Monday, Tuesday and Wedm 2iet, and — Brilliant triumph of talent.—O! by the fitst artists of Europe and America, 4% Master W. Nixon. Master Williams, Mr, Cozeoll, Me. Swee Mr, Srindoll. Acrobatic Feats, by the ‘conch Brothors netti, in their Poses Aoademiques. Pvrqmid on the Blevated Condy with Madame Julien, and Pantomimo. Beautiful Grove” na tes Willie and Chaeerge ‘ Upper sp ‘ner, xen, 80 cont Beents. Chidron halé price. Commence 4 page ime L CONCERT, AT THE FEMALE ACA. at Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, the 231 0! yyy Germania Musical Society, C. Leuschow, leader, tea Kind assistance of Mra Antoingtte Ott®, Programme. — ‘ure, Massaniello, aubor; 2, Walts, The Posther, . Grand Aria, by Mrs, Antoinetto Otto; 4. Grand Solo, thema from Kolert le ted by Mosira. Zoreahn tenan ; 5, Gi 's Triampb March, com- Lenschow. 21 Part.—1, ; 2. Souvenir of New York, Net, by with th Mrs. Antoiretto Otto; 4. Quadrille, ef, Republican, Grand Potpour Tickets 00 nts, Performaros to commence at 4 loci S MINSTRELS ARE AT THE NEW ROOM, 3% | MITH'S Ss Broadway, next door to the Broadway Theatre.—Conoart thie ven ing mmencing at 8 v'clook.—Thg di: t Minstrels, W. H. Smith, has the ploasure of inveclucleg Ce ee of introduciag to the public of New York a company composed of tho best accessible talent in the oountry,t embracing the c 0 which have hitherto stood: highest in popular fewer ae eee taken the Now Room, ono of the most beautiful and commodious Tooms in town, for the season, and is determined to expunge freee Of offonsive, vulgarity his concerts cverything in ‘the sha Ameng other well kuown and talonted musicians and singers his company are D, C. Abbott, Inte director of Christy's Mit strels; J. P. Carter, lnie of Campbell's Minstrels; G. We 8+. Jato director of tho 'Sable Harmonista, A Concert Eary Byer | ing during the weok at 8 o'clock. Doors spon at ? o'sloce An Afiernoon Concert overy Saturday, cominencing at 3 o'dlogke Cn Thureday, P3, Toanksgiving Day, an Afternoea {RST CO Dresden, Sra NN ECKIAN 4 bea ECKITA. La Muotte de Portioi"—Aubee. ions brillantes pour v.."'" eginPored and oxeouted rit. 3. Wiener Kreutzer Polka—Straus Midsummer Night's Dream—~ndelssohin, 0 Quartette for four horns: Adagio, by IL | Finalo, by Mendelysohn—Mersrs, Eekhardt, x mann. 6, Farewell to Dresden, Galop—Eckhardt. 7. | for Trombone, executed by Mr. Schuster, Part Third—s, Over | ture, Miaveimmner Night’, Dios’ Sleadekohee Sr Sommer. ‘taky. 10, Finale, 3) cents oaah, te ‘and at the door on the evem- £8 o'clook precisely. Program- | freuden, (Joys of Summer,) Walts, by L: | from Capulettie Montecchi—Rellini, 'Ticketa, | be had at the principal Music 8 ing of the concert. ‘Te commenc ABERNAOLE.—JOSEF GUNG'L HAS T48 HONOR TO announce to the ladies and nen of Now York, thee his Fifth Concert will take plac at the Tabernacle, on Thuge- di ning, Nov. ae PROGRAMME, ane I, 1.—Overture from the Opera of Euryanthe 2—Grand Concertino, on Flute, by Mr. § —Meadow Flower Waltz... "ART I 4.—Finale of the Opera of Lucia di Lammermoor, 6.—Elite Quadrille.... 6.—Pauline Polka (by roqueat ‘—Reeponding Alpine Spring Jul K—Forowell to Berlin ( Wal SS(C MUSEUM, 252 BROADWAY.—DR. CuluYeRe Origiral Artists exhibit this evening, a choice collection of virg Tableaux. ‘The programme will bo changed every ssound hight. ‘The public may depoudon correct personifieations, and to offend the most fas'idious. Theywrtists have beon pie ed by General Zach. Taylor, Henry’ Clay, J.C. Calhoun, iel Webster, and ali the members of Congress. Admission ready greater than can find sufficient food and rail ment, and every increase must reduce the condition of the better classes, and restrict them all in many of the luxuries now enjoyed. As her external commerce | {2” deciines, her internal commerce must experience a which work she is perfect. Best of city reference oan be ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation todo Casi housework for small family; or mbermaid, and to help with Washing aod Se in fren AXTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. —VALUABLE real estate in tho vicinity of Madien square, on Madison avenve, Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets, for sale, on Wedncs. day, Nov. 22d, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exshango. on the east side of Madison avenue, commencing 25 feo ‘Thirthieth street; 1 lot on the southwest corner. of Madi ym the last place that she resided in for two years and a half. quire at No, 28 Broadway, tetween llth and 12th streets, for 0 days. tw corresponding reduction, and her works of internal Improvement will find less employment, and their earnings consequently be less than what they are at present. Great Britain has no new resource to be de- veloped by the extension of railways, while the devel- opment of our most important resources depends al- | {° most entirely upon the construction of such rapid | °® means of communication. Fortunately for us, we have not sufficient capital or credit to rush headlong into the building of these works, as they have in England, and we sball therefore escape the losses and difficul- bist of city’ reference. Addrees to J. paper. _ building. ANTED—A S\1UATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ue aud Thiry-at street: 2 Tote adjolzirg on Madiaoa avenue Slots on thesputh side of Tuirtieth streqt 179 fet auat of Waa sor avenue; 3lots on the north side of Thirticth. street, 225 feet Mitac, “Adesceatyitg® Private family. The | Saat of Madison avenue, near the Fourth; 4 lots on the south side ¢ ofhee of this | of Thirty-first street, 126 fect east of Madison avenvo ; 5 lots on _ — — — ae the nort] ee gay SEA 120 leap tad [fect det) : 7 sna | between the Fifth and Sixth avenues. “The above lote ate al ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | peattituily situated on what may be called the bask bruce ef tha dp the general housework of a small family—has no objection | island. between the Fourth and Fifth avenues: affording the 0 a short distance in die country, ‘The beat of city retoronce | aa eae en tet ante Panel ed ae cy oe well be given, Apply No, 14 Franklin st, first floor, in the rear ri tien pnbh prac mise bo dvi ied tad ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE HB BOORET AL OTION ENE MASON'S: ties which have been experienced abroad. Several o¢ our most important lines are but partly completed, and are lingering along for the want of means to ex- tend and perfect them; but even this is better than 5 “ « China. —This day, Wednesday, 22d November, at 12 PAE pe line be free ar oF 82 | as No( 149 Maiden lane, an entire ihvoieo of Maayn's patent ou ‘ 2 stone China, of nineteen hogsheads, comprising Coffee Cups and mtivgetiavece cen We gie, BE *pplying SLRS 45 Bim sizes. Saucers, Plates, I, 2, 3 and 4b, size; pitchore, various size vores table dishes, &c,, &e. table for hotel and steamboat uso; will Moke apes lel eh BY A_ RESPECTABLE metal house-work or @ sm! to goa short distance Into the country, Pleago oall at No. 43 Bpring street. be opened and ‘sold’ in lots to suit pure! heavy flint tumblers, 3; and 34 pint, cer, and will be peremptcry. Vu, THIS DAY—FRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, 86 Maiden Lane and 15 Cedar. ‘Thi Also. 40 cases ‘asher, and Ironer, or to do the ‘The sale is to close a con joung woman, as Cook, tofe ty reference, from hi no objection the evils which have been brought upon thousands in Great Britain, by pursuing an opposite course, Wy ae A YOUNG MAN, a SITUATION AS ree superior aaddles of and served up with Currant Venion will be dressed this aay. and oer P Vy at 12 o'c'ock. Light Porter in avy hind of stor, or office, would be willing | Jelly, at 31'4 couts per plate. at CITY TRADE REPORT, Turspay, Nov. 21—6 P. M. The flour market was some less firm to-day, with moderate sales of this State, Oswego, and Michigan, at a slight decline, in some cases, on yesterday's rates, A tale of fancy Genesee was made on terms stated be- | 4 low. There was no change in Southern. Wheat was | { hardly eo firm. Sales of Genesee and Western were made on terms stated below. Corn was lower, by abopt one cent per bushel, with moderate sales. Meal remained the same. There wat no charge in rye of oats, The weather was more moderate, which lessened the fears of @ speedy closing of the canal. Prime firm, with further sales at yesterday's price emainedthe.ame. Beef continued firm. Seles of lard were made on terms stated below. Groceries continued quiet, and sales light. For a report of the cotton market, we refer to the article below. Asnrs.—There was yery little doing in American pots, which were sold, in @ small way, at $6 $6 1 and pearls were quiet at $6 18% ‘Sales of 400 bbis. pots were reported at $5 75 (in bond). ro 4n about 5000 a 6.000 barrels, in separate lots, among which were 2 000 barrels fancy Genesee, at $5 87 do, straight brands Michigan at $5 44; 400 do. to make himself generally utofals gan alte £004 d bas piss 4 JOHN P. BROWN, Stock Exchange. ear Sotaveextlaved: thaslaby aseakaeater ae aie ce OB SALE.—AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASED PIANO $600 Solan, Cc Abiae 36 c has been employed the lest seven years; oan give any sesurit} Lohse TT) Haht tone i cient ik taroadl ois To Unie Lite Tr won that isrequired. Address tor inquire for J. Vial Broadway, Py Schcetton eovesienta msde by Seodart& Dinh at 107°" 6”) Harlem RR 6 | © eons a me —— | thisci'y, whose nem sufic'ent warranty of ita excel- #3 100 do #20 4974 ANTED—BY A RESPE LE YOUNG WOMAN, A | lens, “Any one d f obtaining » good instrament, will do Wie do ba 49 itaation © O ing and Ironing, or Chambormaid. | Well by calling to sce tke above, at 208 Bowery. private oxtrance, 2000 do #10 74% 100 do bim y shoe store, Can be seen for two UTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING TO LAW, 10 Frie Bonds | Bou iy vagpretema 91 anc’ tlifersors taving claim asdirgt Joesph 8. Merril, late 20 sbs City Pani U4 10N HRR ANTED—BOARD AND APARTMENTS IN THE UPPER the County of Richmond, deceased, they are required to BE peed Ftd [3 as WwW past of tho city, by ® gentleman and lady, in a comfortable | exhibit the a Lo Ne grail arg eget rubeoribern, Sa BA AB USMMTSRLITRR SB | ree Wh edentirorote Addr. cn ttn | Hh ge ha Reena aang te 50 do e10 30% 40 RR, new stock a rs Seen — ——— | in the town of Northfield, in the county of Richmond, on or be- wo do OO SL 65 do 60: ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE AGED RE. | fore the third Monday of May next. W do b30 30% GN H& Hartford RR 1014 table Scotchwomen; to tend Children or make herself AUSTIN TOMLINSON, ¢ Exocutors. be do, DAS 3694 125 Nor & Wor RR 82 generally vgeful ; a comfortable home being wanted wages not so | Dated, Nov. 13 1848, AUSTIN TOMLINSON, Jey Farmers Teast a WO saat? ae tenes pe much an object.” Addross, post paid, to A C., 543 Hudson street, INE JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS 10 do 930 2735 ao 20 308 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MO8T RESPECTABLE Watches, &e.—Charles Stewart, manufacturer, No. 13 400 ao b60 27 0 do BO young woman, as Cook, Washer and Ironer. Tho best of | John street, up stairs, offers for a: 80 ect assortment of Fine Ww do 1830 2734 ‘Apply at No. 40 lth articles only, at mode: ‘¢8. No imitations mady or =, ‘Can be xen for two Onsen | gold at this catabli dd in be seen for two aa; wold at this ea good address aud eda- Note one oe ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wouan, a | um mante’ — ns 5000 Treasury Notes by 00 ahs NTED— vOMAN, - = = rams Sao ereaeey, 100 103°" 500 Reading RE Mh Situation as Seamstress, Children's Nurso,or Chambormaid, | AJ ED BUNTLINE'S OWN.—THE ASTONISHING SUCCESS 5000 Reading Ronds 5300 do b3 3914 | Advertiser world go, for moderate wages, in 'a private family oi kre rer eral pron d Editor to give his 100 shs Long Island RR 20 5 Erie, full 603g | Whireshe could get some instruction. #leare address or call to | Patrons, t te BO AM Lela ig fined aie ws Si aclen BR 4% 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY RESPECTABLE | Haris, the Gambler, and some Forty Criginal Articles; beside a 105'5 G)Nor& Wor RR 430 Suid Protestant young g tl, todo Chamber Work and (Waiting. interesting City Item-izing. Published on Friday, 4 P, M. 1) Harlem, Pre, full 91 ormind children, The best ‘of tor No, lw honesty, sobriety, and truthful eight o'clock im the evening, A 88 a family, and can give the best city references from Fics seven years of age, Hi sidence for uch and German. Applreations, stating character, reference, | trovement wwalifications and terme, addressed to“B. B,” and’ loft at the | having te jerald office, will roceive immediate attontio bad for a term of years Apply to D. large public estab! Cuisiniere of Cool Breaverurrs.—Flour—-The sales for the day reached D 'y reference can be given . SE aaah Ficnuh Sail ah 9 Great Jaen RAVELLING TRUNKS.—JONN CATTNACH, TRUNK Manufecturer, No 1 Wel street, correr of Broadway, hi now on hand, and constant'y making. a good assortment of Truok: Valises, Carpet Bee and Satchels, wholesale and retail, Also, « superior article of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable for American or Europ an tiavel, and Portmanteans for the French Malle Poste, Orders for the Weet Indies, South America, &e., filled with des patch. (Puen KERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AT LOW P| No. 13 James Slip, near South street, Tea, Coffee, and Toilet setts, Glass Celery Stand Bottles, Salt Stands Toy Tea Sett: Pudding Dishes, Lamp OUSE 10 TET, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, CORNER Twenth-tifth street and Fourth ile tin th bo rei |AILORS.—WANTED A BUSHELMAN, ONE WHO IS competent, may apply at 12 Park place, botween seven and RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS Nourse and feamstress, who understands both, and would ve hereef uasful., Can give good ity geference A note ad- sod to M,C, and left at the Herald Office, will bo TION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Chambermaid or Waiter in a small lasees for sto nities, with whom she bas lived with for more than t ply at No. 52 Spring strvet, front basement. UTOR WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON, OF must be acquinted with English, orat his resitencd, next door to the honse, {\URS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.—GEORGE STRU. art, No. 47 John #t.—A very large and handsomo aay yrtmet of Russian and Hudson Bay Sable Muffs, Victorives, Cuffy and trimmings, 8tone, Martin, Chinchilla, Mink, Fiteh Siberian Squirrel, bive and crost Fox, very fine, Isabelia Bear, Natural and | d Lynx, tee,,&0, Call and see D, JACKSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIATORS—THR SU, « beritersmanufacture the above machines for hotels, stoam- | FRENCH COOK, WHO PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDS ber profession, ix desirous of an ongagement, either in some ent or in ® private family, Apply to t the office of the N. ¥. Herald. ENTIST—WANTED—BY A YOUNG M4N, WHOSHAS & thorough knowledge of all branches of the profession jation by the week, in the mechanical department of a den- s cftice, “A line addrested to Dentist, at this office, will be ended to, seo at $5 44, and 280 pure do. at the same price, though the article was generally held at $5 508 $5 56% —— Sales 500 barrels Can: in flour, in bond, were made hi for export at $5 25; sales 400 1 and Georgetown were reported at $5 60a $5 6244. Pe- tereburg City Mills was held at $5 68%. Wheat—Salesof 4000 bushels Generee were made on private terms ; sales 2.000 bushels Obio at 116c., and 1,000 do South: ern, old, at 98. Corn—The sales for the day amovnt- ed to about 20,000 bushels, in separate lots, includ! 5.6C0 bushels high mixed at £26 ; 5,000 do, do. at 6: and about 5,000 do. common mixed do. at 67c. and 1 pai —Saler of 4.000 bushels were made at 626, a 64c. Sales of canal Oats were reported at 35¢. a 353<0, Canoes —We notiee sales ef 250 boxes sperm, at 82a S3c. Judd’s patent are selling at 38¢, Cotrox—The demand to-day from spinners, joined toa moderate inquiry from shippers, took off 1,000 bales, trom the already very reduced stock. full 4o. up on the ers news, and repeated pi cels sold, establish an advance of °;ths on good grad especially Gulf cotton, We now quote— Fully Good ‘ Stock, 0 bi , 9,000 Freicuts,—1.000 barrels flour were engaged for Liv- erpocl, in an Awerican ship, at 23 Sd. Beef in tierces at ds , and 40 @ 50 tons cheese at 308 Frvrr,—The demand is only moderate. Sales com- rise 200 casks new crop currants at 7c ; 30 frails dates by auction, at 830 , and 2.000 boxes bunch raisins at $1 40,75 a42%c. Towards the close of the day, how- ever, the market became firmer, and speculators having the advantage, would not meet buyers under $1 45 500 barrels Baltimore | DIN, No. 19 Maiden lene. $500 and free Picture Gal'ery, 148 Chatham street, corner of Mulbet street. N.D in r rr oy ries gaan td $40,000.06 LEND ON BOND AND MORIGAGE 000 | This cum’b longs te ancatate held in trus do. round yellow at 74c, Meal--No sales of moment we! term of years, and divided into sums to suit applicants, Appt: Oneida, J. Willard, master, will sail on the Ist December- reported. " Rye was quiet at 0c. Rye Flour—Sales of | to 8.8, BROAD, No, 11 Wall sizest, in the Croton Water oles, BOYD & HINCKES, Agents, 53 Wall strest, 300 a 400 barrels were made at $3 124 a $3 25. Barley | tasement. FXO WINK. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS—THE ADVER- dexirons of accepting anengagement as bookkeeper or clerk with Uplands, N. Orleans, | o © _- es iptliiadibe dian —... | bones of the ‘legs, effectually cured, Constitutional weakness, Middling. .. + 5%4A6 GieaG | POR SALE-AN EXCELLENT SADDLE AN» PARADE | brought on by a seoret habit indulged in by young mien, canal Good do... 63¢a65 Herse, long tsil end showy; price $225. Also, a second hand lasuivious dsvame, aad nightly, ecxiaslons, positively peeves / ir. . famliy Carriage, and a secon Roe! b I TT yoen t ca 908 CU in le ration: nee ae a ton & Townseud'astabies, 72 Reade atyeot, Y” APPIY at Taure: | Hivethe ot rovention from businert NEWSPAPER FOR SALE IN nosTo cach. For further information, plo. address ‘ Weokly N pai camphine; bouquet stands, ten trays, Ko, at rod ships, ly suthoria d makers of them. All persons are cau! jn either as makers or usews of them. Orders warrant T. D. JACI Oy 132% William street, New York. 10 WATCRMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. EMPLOYMENT warted v= experienced Watchmaker, who understonds business. For particulars, epply to V. J. MAGNIN & GUE- TATEN ISLAND FeRRY.—THE STEAMBOAT STATEN | Islander will run as follows;—Leave New York at 9, 11, 1 and 5% oclock. Leave Qearantine at 8, 10, 12, Zand 6 + ok. REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON | § whowill opens Padlock, at the Feople's Bazaar B.—Two large rooms literally covered with ohoice — engravings. I0A, WILL SAIL PROM TH docks, Jersey City, on Wednesday, 224, punctually, at twel (22) o'alocke, ACKETS FOR HAVRE intings m gcod Productive Real Estate in this nid will be loaned for SECOND LINE.—THE SHIP RISH ANDSCOTCH MALT WHISKEY— HIGH FLAVORED UTION.—ALL FERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONRD | [RISHA ages bet yericr quality, in packages to suit the trade, and bettar ing AY person on my acoount, ag I will pay no b ot, For sale at 4 contraoved by . TOSER GUNG.” | Sdspted (or thels parnore than any fn he ae ice ovember 22, very much lesa than tho Malt Whiskey Distitier, 60 Sevonth avenue, Office, 42 Stone st, DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET 80 well known as the most successful , in the treatment of venereal diseases. \alf cured oases that stricture, ulcers hoad and EDICAL OFFICE. neat Chatham ractitioner in New Fhe Doctor's repatation for shill in those old h have existed for years, is pre eminent, Gloo: upon the body, or in the throat cr nog, pains in the tieer, who poseenses a thoroughfknowledge of his business, is table house; he f desirable, obtain shipments of trom Oporto and Cadi, and in other respocta make hiesor- valuable to any house éngaging him. Apply to 8. N,, office eral . JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST KFFECTUAL ke ind other disorders of the experience has proved that it will radi- cally cure any case. This desirable rosult is obtained in two to ten days, and as it palate, aud renders unnecessary any ruption to usual pursuita, sound Le ‘Newspaper, of good cireulation, is offered for sale cheap for per.” Lock Box, 72, Boston, Mase, with true name, , WITE RANDO! RUBY AND ORYSOPA COUU! an ontire new article; stained Hall Lantherns, Solar € ra, table and bracket Lamps, of every descrip juetion of a thor and Are entirely vegetable, and no injurion ‘onally or locally, can be caused by ite le Agent for this city, C. H. RING, 192 street OCTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS we. Price $1 per bettla Broadway, cornor John JOBN W. MORGAN, No, 134 Fo! one dor OTICE 10 GENTLEMEN.—AN ESTABLISHMENT FOR the express purpose, has opened ateNo. 6 Murray streot, on streot, a east of Broadway, | 20 the clore of navigation, and co supplies on the market, quently sho pounds stering bave been expended, have depreciated in value full one half; their owners have lost not leas then cne hundred millions sterling, Of the one hun- 16,000 gallons English at 60 a Sle American, at 51a53c There were also sates A Ibs, palm oi at private hargaim, amd 20,000 do, tallow ‘Te lots offering are now held at that figure. rear Bowery, forcleaning, dyeing, repairing, and altering. Gone Fist —In cod, the market is quiet ; $2is about the | tlemen’s Clothing. at the horte: Math Cities ant nr the tore Ramana bese be cone conmaliad on ol Deree Fee, current price, Some Albany dealers took 400 barrels | gst iricet. Coats cleaned, and Fandsomely prestod, for 6x. panta | 0& | The moss obettuian st ‘To matter of be No 1 and 2 Macs, mackerel on termawe did not leara. | iu or igs attended toin any. parle tae aif hy themes | longstanding, are treated by "De. om the most wieatite and OF scale herring there were sales of 700 Boxes at io, | Stier of No. Murray wren A. OORTISO8. | OORT a ee rates of conetleatienaleeealaty of cues 8 f 1.000 bal . <3 -- ~ = nee ie was held at ea 1, debe Lemp ett EW RESTAURANT.—“BROTHERS PERKINS,” RE- bd letters, 8 foe, attended to. Office, 61 Dey O1.s Holders of linseed are anxious to sell before pe fy i ay aT — I their | eemublie general Sales to day include 12 ® | Contre stroota, and. have leased the entire basemont fringing the patent, | ° fedand OCALISTS.—TWO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, CON ‘versant with Irish melodies, will hear of a permanent em- pent by addressing B. D., Herald office, Nono bus good ta need apply. M22, ACHILLE INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND THE ‘tic that sho will bezinherdancing lessons at her saleem, No. 6H) Broadway, the 1Ovh of this month. The clasoes will opea at half past 3 o'clock on Wednesdays, and nt 3 on Saturdaya, Poreons wishing to form private classes will please to call at the above direction every day, between the hours of ¢ aad6 o'clock, Tuesdays and Thursdays excepted. GQiQkTS AT INE RED HOUSE, THIRD AVENUE — ¥S ‘There will be a Foot Ball Match, on Thanksgiving Day,at the above house, to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. E. LUFF, Proprietor. UNM? STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY—FOR ‘New Orleans, Havana, and Chagres—Landing at Charlostom and Sayannah—The Steaniship Falcon, W. T. Thompaon, com fay th abovelpceta on Friday Decorbor isty af y ‘No berths sesured marder, will 1Zo'clock M., from Pier No, 4 North River. until paid for. Prasssge to New Orleans in Saloon... 0 do lower Cabin to Havana in Saloon 0 lower Cabin, to Chagreetn Stloon 0 Do Do 0 er i aghieightto Chagrig at 70 conte par foot: “Da: New Gu cents per foot. Passengers to Chagres will be charged Gnall excopt weasing apparel, and fo this when it gecesde 4 pounds This ship will connect with the Panama line. For freight or apply to M. O. ROBERTS, 118 West street. Bills of lading signed by the clerk on board, ‘and to be prevented for signature by 9 o'clock, A. M., of tho day of sailing. JPOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS THRER STORY ATTIC UN- der Cellar House, situated on the north side of Twentieth street, between Broadway and the Fourth avenue, known as No. 26 East Twentieth street, ‘The house haa Gas Fixtures, Marble Mantels, Water Closet, Bath Room, and is replete with conveni¢nes. Also, a threo story aitie hous on the northoam corner of tho Fourth avenne and Thirtietn street, being a value, ble stand for any kind of business. Also, those throo Co! Houses on the south side of Thirtieth street, botween the Fé and Madison avenuos, distant 100 foot west of the Fourth aventa, being appropriate dwellings for rmall families, N. B.—A Proportion of the purchase money can remain om moi in quire nt 12 o'clock in the evoning, ot JONATHAN PURDY, 117 Orchard street NITED STATES MOTEL, WASHINGTON.—THE SUB- scribers respectfully inform the public that they have withim a few ays past undertaken the mauagement of this establish ment, ritvated on Perusylvanis ug, between Third and Fear anda Haifetreeta The locality and interior arrangements of this Hotel wil), tr ey trast, recommend it favorably to vi: iters om Lusiness or plessure, and particularly to travellers, as it is within a few steps of the Baltimore and Washington raiiroad depot, If gocd arcommodations and the utmost oxertioas to please eam ‘eontri nd convenience of thoir guests, theg hope to eecure paginas D, H. BRANCH & CO, late of Potersburg, Va. [RVING HO1EL, (LATE FULLER, WASHINGTON, D. @ —Tnhe above elegant Hotel, erected within the year, on bl dae or Beh ceg AG Sn Hd bp aor tg Le the teomplote order cm Painted, papered and embel- Tished throughout, with the addition of a ledies' ordinary eed other improvements, so that ite genoral arral t6 for com fort are not surpassed by any establishment in the city. It will be ready forthe reception of company en Monday, the 18th of No- Yember instants and the subscriber: in soliciting the patronage of the public, assures them of his beat endeavors te ‘make the house worthy of it in every respect Washington, Ti, 1848. HOMAS, late of the foward Hotel, New York. BOTTLES, NEARLY, OF DR. KELLIN- 700,000 ger's woncerful Liniment, have been sold withont «murmur. It heals old sores, galis and bruises, imme- diately upon the horse, and work him daily. All strains, callosb ties and bard swellings of every nature, either 22 an oF howe, its magie mfluence instantly. the a me ra them for thir de cidedly th nt in market. In eat SO pe cents; 6 bottles for $2 60 without an Oj elicited the fery tients, No charge for exami o psn SOLOMON HEINE, FORMERLY OF NO. iw Chambere street, New York, bias romoved his Medical since the 2d day of September last, to street, above Green, Philade) phia, No, 250 North Seveat or those contemplating marriages. —Thi [arried Woman " panion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricean, Private Medi val Com; edt. | tion. Price $1. This work is meeting with most astounding sales | (24.00 copies having airva iy been disposed of.) very is | getting a £opy whether married or unmaried, although it is im | tended especially for the married, aa it discloses im portan' ¢ score which should be known to them particularly, Here every female Tan discover the causes, aymptons, and the oat efficient reme- dies, and most certain mode of in every case, For sale at 328 cure Broad: j at the publishing office, 129 Liberty etreet, New Yi TB. Peterson, No. 98 Chemnut street, Philadel oi idee of Sa Co, albany; W. R. Davis, Boston. On the reoel eee ty wert meets ndaremes, post basls Go De ite ates. lotters must . to P. aw MAURICEAU, box Liazh New York ity, Otol rect. consulted in treatment of delicate disease, No matter now ema you may have had gleet, ulcers upon the body or in the theeet 0 nose, paine in the head and bones of the ry Practice feurteen, Feng dovoted to venereal diseases, cna! les Dr. C. to cure the worst form of this disease, Recent esses cured in four fears ary pis, Hoon Tniysaas who, iain soarcely an: Thoee individual Mo lee ree! to . Strangers are cautioned not to be deceived, 19 Duane street, opposite i certain loat ome habit ean positivel; pociety. Ry B. MBDIGAL cane pk, RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULF. Fhe sician to the New York Coll of Medicine and at Pn ies covsulted at his Medical. Otice, No. 10 Park Pee scyhG A.M. tO © P.M, on all petvate diseases, vis: —Gonow- Place, rriir, Gleot, Stricture, and Seminal weakueas, ‘Terme Mnoderate, and'a core guaranteed, Without confinemeay oF inury Beg coneeitution J NELUENZa, covens, COLDS, RH&UMATISM, &e— I Rerons who are afstel wish citer of the shore conga ovtnin immediate relief aed certain curs by tha wae Car ted Vapor and Sulphur Baths 35¢ Broadway. Carroli's Medioat These Baths have been fa tion sings 1525; and have beam 'yeioians in the city. recommended by the first Pps nauk i, AUTHOS OF THs “Fr kaCTICAL * Treatiae,* Ro. 8 Greonwich sixect—offee hows to 9 P.M. (Sunday excepted) atagos will be surprised at the rapidity sud li attending their Tt is chiefly, however, those fored ‘from s certeia clase Met people, wive oan properly: PTOMS, CONS! tho: ES ‘Odd Fe'low’s Hall, (105 ty 75 foet,) corner of Grand and | QTRICTURES—ITS NATURE, 8 Ardlogs of expense, have furnished i ‘eos, the rem conden 7 semedigg and roses ae" os orks weet, ag ey “sew confident will meat the | Perma ny (utes schures “pif edition Mt pp. Price $1. May Post, mailed fave 3: PeRRiNs ‘be had of the author, 35 Greenwich stceo’, of 4