The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1850, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. today. Quetations for some of the fancies, to-dey’ ‘Went up, and some went down. Reading Railroad ad ‘vanced 14 per cent, with very large sales; Stonington Railroad advanced 1 per cent; Norwich and Worcester Xj Farmers’ Loan, 4; Morris Canal, X. Erie Rail- road fell off 3 per cent; Harlem, %; Portsmouth Dry Dock was in demand, and nearly two thousand shares ‘were sold, principally for cash, at yesterday's prices. ‘The transactions in Erie Railroad were limited. Have the individuals who telt so confident, a few days since, that the stock was going right straight up to par, got ‘all they want? or do they think the stock is worth less now than when it was selling one or two per cent Bigher? It is our opinion that they have got more than they can comfortably carry long, and are afraid to put much stock om the market, fearful of deprecis- ting its market value. The advance in Reading Rail- road, to-dey, is perfectly ‘egitimate, and is but ® beginning of the end. The dividend will be paid on the 12th of January next. The heaviest hol- ders are anxious to get all the stook they can, before ‘the appearance of the annual report. The shorts are inabad way, and must have already been serious suf- ferers by the rise, From the appearance of the mar- Ket, the feeling of the largest holders, the large divi- @ond in the prospective, and the prospects relative to the business of the fiscal year just commenced, we should judge that there was yet a wide margin for a farther rise,and that the ideas of the most sanguine friend of the company would be fully realized. Sto- nington Railroad has taken a start within the past dey ortwo. Itisnotin demand, The decline in Harlem today dees not amount to much. This stock has many firm friends, who feel confident an advang of some importance will soon be realized. The usual di- vidend will be made in February next, and the month- Jy increase in earnings is satisfactory. The gross in- come this year will be sbout five hundred thousand dollars. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $792,133 40; pay- ments, $39,777 64— balance, $3,844,205 15. Among the Receipts, today, was the sum of $750,000, transferred from Beston. ‘There has been an active inquiry for foreign ex- ebange tor remittance, by the packet leaving this port | for Liverpool to-morrow, and some drawers have put up their rates. We quote on London, 9\ a 9}¢ per eent premium; on Paria, Sf. 20 5f. 17; Amsterdam, 41 9 41; Bremen, 793¢ 2 80; Hamburg, 36 a 35}¢. ‘It will be seen by a notice in another column, that the Rocky Ber Mining Company have declared a divi- dend of one hundred per cent. ‘The New York and Erie Railroad Company will pay the semiannual interest on their stock on the 2d of January. ‘The East River Insurance Company have declared & dividend of five per cent, payable on the 10th inst. ‘The amount of cash duties received at the Custom House in Philadelphia, during the month of November, ‘was $159 828 35; corresponding month last year, $131,- 15 45; inerease, $27,712 90; receipts for the first eleven months of 1850, $3,213,029 86, against $2.457,- 15 76 for thy same period the previous year, showing ‘an increase, in 1850, of $755,514 10. It should be borne in mind by our capitalists that proporals for the $500,000 seven per cent mortgage Joan of the Obio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, are received until 3 o'clock Saturday, the 7th of De- cember, at the office of Winslow, Lanier & Oo., No. 52 Wall street. This is, without doubt, one of the best in- ‘vestments on the market, and it should command a premium. This road forms a very important link in the line of railroad between the cities of New York, Philadelphis, Pittsburg and Bt. Louis, which, when Anished, will be shorter than any other route be- tween this city and&t. Louis, It has been our opinion for sometime past that the rate of interest in this eountry must steadily decline. The great influx of capital and the frequent and speedy communication Detween the United States Great Britain, must tend to equalize the rate of interest, by reducing our Present standard, and perhaps slightly raising rates in England, It is unreasonable to suppose that money in this country can command six and seven per cent per annum. whilst it is going s begging in Eng- land for two and three. In view of this, we have no doubt but that all good, sound six and seven per cent investments in this country, will soon be scarce; that they will be all absorbed by capitalists for Permanent investment, and those not fortanate enough to secure them, will be compelled to loan their money at three, four and five per cent interest. Rail- road bonds, properly secured, bearing high rates of Anterest, have already become favorite investments. A year or two since, it was very difficult to negociate a Railroad! bond; now they are as easily negotiated as any Btate loan, and the amount of bids Is generally three or four times the amount of the loan required. ‘The Delaware and Hudson Canal Cempeuy have de- clared s @ividend for the inst six months of six per payable on the 16th of December. be citizens ot Petersburg have, individually, sub- scribed very liberally to the Petersberg and South Bide Railroad, and the aggregate of subscriptions amounts to $150,000. The city, also, has taken, in its corporate capacity, $100,000, and is only waiting for authority from the Legislature to eubsctibe an addi- tonal sum of $200,000 —thus making the joint eontri- Dutton of the city and its citizens upwards of $450,000. ‘We wont our Southern friends to notice, that one of the clap-traps rtarted by those inimical to American interests, and freely published and lectured upon by one of the itinerants from this side, at Manchester, in August last, wos the reduction of the spindles runaing im the New England States. As great efforts have deen made to present this ia e wrong light abroad, and the oorporations in those fanatical States, who owe all their wealth to the institution of slavery, have winked at it, for the perpese of forcing down the price of cotton early in the season, when they usually are large Dayers, we have taken great pains to collect the der of mills and spindles in each State using cotton wholly, leaving out all of those engaged in the manu- facture of warps for satinetts, merino shirts, mouseline de isines, and chawls, of mixed materials, of whioh it forms « component part ko 4 the aggregate of each Btate is as follows, by Pratt's New England Directory, with euch addiction corrections as are added from the best informed sources in this city:—In Maine—15 cotton mille, 8,489 looms, and 113,900 spindles. In New Hemprbire—40 cotton miils, 12.462 looms, and 440 401 epindies. Ia Macrachusette—165 cotton milla, 32,655 Joome, and 1,286,091 spindles In Vermont—12 cotton mills, 345 looms, 81,726 epindies. In Rhode Idand —1066 cotton mills, 27,283 looms, an 138 spindles In Connecticut -109 cotton mills, 6,506 loome, and 952.812 rpindles. king an aggregate of 607 mills, 82,640 looms, and 2,751, dies; of which there are ‘only stopped, 00 emall and 23 large mills, containing 8,760 looms; and, in fact. we have geod reason to be- lieve that they will very shortly commence werk in 31 of chem, from indications now being divalged. For the purpore of showing at a glance, the extent of manutacturing in the Eastern States, we give, in a tabuler form, the mills, looms, and spindles, in each Btate — Minis, Srixvies, ano Looms, ix New Exotano. nar Looms, Spind 3.439 113, 12402 440,401 this country, the ensuing year, will unquestionably be greater than jest year, and it is now a well-ascertained | fact, that the stocks of cotton goods in first hands are very much less than those existing at this date last year; and they are so steadily inereasing tm value, that It te impossible to enter either the Boston or New York markets for a cargo for export, without raising Prices, in some styles, five per cent. The stocks of domestic cotton goods held by the jobbers in the Atlentic States, are very light. The country towas and the interior cities all hold light stocks, and an advance commencing st one point, is felt instantly throughout the whole country. This was not the case last year, as heavy stocks, made trom low-priced cottons, were held over, and have now disappeared altogether—the stocks, at present, standing in nearly present cotton cost. Aslong as these stocks existed, prices could not attain a healthy elevation. That has mow passed by, as evidenced by the steady advance every week for the last two months. Machinery could not stand idle, with such a state of things as now existe, although s great temptation is offered in the meeting of Congress, and hopes of greater pro- tection are looked forward to, as the foundation of future princely fortunes, by the already favored New Englanders. The steck of cotton, at present, in all that section of country, is @ mere bagatelle. We do not believe there is twenty-five thousand bales of cotton beld by all of those mills at this hour, or ten thousand bales afloat, from the South; and as they are actually using up now thirty-eight thousand bales per month, and usually purchase six months’ stock in December and January, it is plain that they will be soon felt in the market. The State of New York contumes 16,000 bales per annum; Pennsylvenis, 12,000; and Maryland, 5,000; without going into the Bouthern or Western States, where new buildings are commencing, in a to be sure, but far more than twice enough to for the few bankrupt, or political policy New Eng- land mills, which, hort time since, were stopped. It is perfectly well known, that the reason the New Eng, 8nd mills exhibited a consumption of only 48 bales last year, againrt 518,039 bales the year before, was simply because, on the 3lst August, their stock of raw material on hand, was than ever before. All the tables which have been framed, exhibiting their consumption yearly, have been on the principle of the stock of raw cotton being always the same on hand. We contend that the New England mills aloneywill actually purchase 500,000 bales of eotton this year, as the spindles now there are so numerous, that without lighting up morning or night, they will require that quantity; and they are not the men to stop a lucra- tive business eut of pique. We have not space, to- day, to take up the subject of the mills in Great Britain, and at present merely name the fact, that those about Manchester and Glasgow have only taken 28.586 bales of all kinds from Liverpool, on an average, for the last fifteen weeks, whem it is well known that their average spinning was 7,000 bales over that quantity, and they must now be buyers for their full weekly consumption, and extra buyers, also, or pay two prices, two months hence, as they prefer. In conclusion, we strongly urge upon the Southern plant- ers the policy of holding on to their cotton; keep it out of the market; pile it up on your plantations; and you will goon be in @ position to dictate your own terms to the cotton lords of Lowell and Manchester. tock Exe! 11336 Webs Hudson Riv RR 7 ca We ¥ Waite tn, ‘5102 100'Mad k tadianliae 13 8500 0 102 “60 Brie RR 00 82 0 Read Mig Bas 8 cash 6600 do 7 bio eo Erle 76, "29 10s oo wasters RR 400 Hudsen Riv Bade Wy 200 Po) be City 0100 * 300 7) 10 Del & Hud ¢ 13% 100 do Jig Porta Dry Deck Sig 2) Harlem, prof te vg0 hf Go Norwigh: pret’ 100 Farmers’ Trust Bq 50 nag 00 290 64 1050 Read RR SK 100 do bis 2% 30 =o #10 20 «do 10 do b90 7 100 do BOARD. 100 shs Farmors'Trast 83% 100 do 530 535 550g do Big 100 PoFta'h D Dock B30 8i¢ 6 Stonington RE an rT 4 4 6 e37 Tt mu Th 7 aha ADVERTISEMENTS BENBWED EVERY Day. aeKC1AL | NOTICES. ae Ror: RS OF 74% NEW YORK ATUE- SHEP Ms = re inform th a, ‘that their Tuisf" Ga ave boom rer ce of the wnfa state of'the weather, It will take place this evening should the weathor Drove pr ouRT, oF COMMON PLEA: a Judah, or James Se: e SAMUELS }. W, 1390. Divorce HE MEX B' ~ or sa CanvaRS gu UTECTIVE i teak chante AL THE REG REGULAR | MONTHLY Poet mad re duoob | Amina Foreman, whereupon the followin preamble and Tegpintons vere waanimenely a epi ‘we herenn, Hem ritlor, Kev, vaftor many yoats sorvics officer of this company, has ros { hich hekas ithfully filled: soperity aad usstsiaera if this oom irmony whi an ted smone ite Sdmiristration, is to be sutributed to 4 pability as an officer. Ly ore Irembers during hig experience as a ‘Therefore, be pane self #9 Pitt at ad in parting with him now alway hae been, amd will erestes of t Tenet oy hate ny sforeeston signed New ah Mernids 8 Ban, and wambie and resolutions bo Sing ead yabliabed in the remen’s Journ: Joe WENMAN, Foreman, aie ieay e atere Ne 25 Wi will pe train ie foonete by applying at REWARD LOST ON THR TTH NOVEMBER Last, ty Peeket book, in Bagel eet, by fest and Greenwich; by delivering the 7 street Motel, the above will be pall. 00 L08T.-A WHITE ENGLISH BULL Ee biteh, with @ gray pateb on erch the h raceful io form, | dolinrs will be | $10 REwsRD-Doo day evening, | followed seme d anawers (the ne her return te 8S Boaver street. £008 STRATED, 05 oN ee eoing throng ‘The Seutbern planter stands on firmer ground than any interest in this country, and if they will be trae to themecives, and treat with withering contempt, those who have so grorly and maliciously misrepre- sented them abroad, as a poor, beggarly, card playing | ut, whore necessities would force them to teil freely this winter, nt any price, they will pat it out of the power of the Manchester spinners, or New England abolitionists, to interfere another year. Cotton mannfecturing is like every other pursuit; some thetve, some get euddénty rich, and some are ruined. Gt is en unquestionable fact, that masafse turers alweys complain, and apparently, nearly all goods are stoudily made at a loss, which renders the steady inereaso of epindles, year after year, in tho faso of there compiaints,n metter of no little wonder to the uninitiated. In tho bert of times, mills stop change owners, ood ogain commence running. W a large corporation in those ftates deems it necessary, for political of finaueial purposes, to stop a portion of | their spindies, they always trumpet it in thelr local papers for » few weeks be‘erehand, and if the purpose | to be attalned is not sccomplished promptly, « few old (looms are stoppe’, the hands discharged and generally the sequel is, that in six months | new improved machinery has been placed in the duildings, which are agnin quietly eet to work, the loos] nowrpaper being requested not to name the fact, &o. The cousunption of good* by Ue perzly of 2 | Newfoum land Doc, gmallstrip of white euween ¢ ger. Apply at 117 Went Twonty-noe t. | P2OZEW AND. —stOLeN FROM NO. oF PRINCE Md Watch, street, ~ INSTRUCTION. Pet FRENCH Lavovags | these persous ony who have sirendy sequited a partial knewledge of the French, a@d may desire to perfect them~ tale 4 to aequite & correst pronannel t Ce will ho given, Application je MICHEL, 665 Broadway, be- "Post Of ce. Sa Lacy w priva’e family or good edncgtion ng. Sho would be os lish. diress J AIkY GOV An engnat Tn addition to th peaches Frerch, 6 HOR ans, &e. | Houses FOR Saber. — Pat mor spiaitap MATON. Fy de ) ed borree, lik to 15 Bold be elo one & co. TV ante high, quiek and sotive in rive 6200 They can be of onoern. Apply to of fet iets Pesta ake Wee, caer ‘ous girl, to take eon : or home this ie. desirable sivuation, am Ameri protestant ie “addrees, poss’ patds as this aNTED—A SITUATION, 2, ‘than bi and a o BY A RES?! 8 aT A BCTABLE two ¢ays. MA ii aad A front fom, Wi bay ghd Navached, fare aished er r uafarairhedy rate Location town. Terms, if ereeed &7 cy Co ey Een ferungee pivemand required. Agdsvss. i ings, Herald office, — ere est a ronkd diam, byt ee NEED y ary P containing he ob eh water, cost (500; al ae ED-A a Tyron Alas BY so RESPECTABLE | one pair real silver condatabras, 138.6 ™ yn Apoiy ri acooms vate family from 10 to 5 o’cloe! ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPROTAGLE a fret-s0s Cook, LAgS2 24. or OF, AMERICAN nt eye! HEM otreet, veorner, met coe ‘elook, in treat et the wtere af feo olen Axenigan, ew t Hemp, = it’ may concer, & of American Dew Rot Hemp, alightiy ducntay the voyage of importation. i ay oes . a. red. Beet ference given. ag aad call No. Mouston streot, up aeons ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIR! 8. first-rate w: berry street, tee be seen for twodays, WastEp—4 SITUATION—A VERY RESPECTABLE Young woman would take charce of © chamberwork, and do plai work and wait on s small reference. cd for todays. ANTED—a Srruguon F Ly » fay 4 zpey, FOR SALE AND TO LET, ARRIAGE FOR SALE—& VERY Rh FOUR- kaway, with shiftin @ on it ‘and trimmed with three ths” use, and made by “in the scity. It will it Jobi i Broadway, New York. Paneer Bikers ae Sens hen! ‘oam five the best city street, near Rivington street, lave been, ot, fourth and R SALE, NEATLY FITTED UP, Reighbsrhood, and preventing & unity to amy one desirous of caraging in th businegr, to which might be added th Re ats small tnvestan ANTED—a siTuaTioN, BY A RESPECTAGLE young woman, to do chi ad to = ia washing and ironing, and i hile piven. Apply at 1S Sixth etree opposite the Bowesy, cess oor, front reom. yee ery) sFfuasrom, BY a VERY COMPRTENT A&A VERY SUPERIOR Ph bn W008, FOR SAL) seated J Poster’ iy nerican ae and Soums:roas, in Espen’ te aes, El mally aadie Rockaway Herald ree for sale,” pound | rth avenue, iff the hock stove. lo al i sound in A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A SITUATION BY yo oma Pr. hambermaid and Waiter in a of city re en. Apply at 27) two dass ered Wantsp— A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG Wotan as ay tress and Cham! id, and to assist in is a person who is f re ference. BE BAR AND DINING BAL00N, » &074 Sixth avenue, > yy 136 pee ces 84100 old ANTED- A SITUATION. BY A RESPROTADLE early aoriieation. Bae oF nny pet cel Water street. Sg Apply at 43 Jay '¥ HORSE,” 80 MUCH IN out thisty Youre ago. If any person has one NTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY FROM On ex Re, Pace eaett of # pus- Morland, aeiuation as Le aeat. | thaver by addressing A. Ue ox iTS, Pose Ofises ve fam: 619 Z a ay aby ET Tosa pa eee eee RE out thirt 8 mn give good o.ty icrokencd. Pidase eau or ote to No. 16 Resevelt street, near Chatham, fecond floor, front reom. ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to take care’ of ebildren, and do plain towing, or chamberwork, or waiting. Good eaty reference given. Pleace to call at 506 Heuston street. ANTED—TO CHARTER—A FERRY BOAT, OF ANTED TO HIRE-FROM TH te Jat of Angi or arate lishe deste cf water. Address, with fult particulars, | {y of Bat id, CHARLES WHITEHRAD. box 4 dens box 1.200 Lower Port Otter, stating particulars. ANTED—TWO FILAGRE JEWELLERS, INQUIRE = at No, 199 William street. 2 ‘HE MILITARY. AgszD—4 Pyvasiow, ‘BY. 4 YOUNG MAN, INA and Feovisien, ~ Liquor Store, who is well usin re th tistactory;re!erence given. YER GUAKDS—ATTENTION ! YOU ARE RESPECT- tully requested to attond a ting of the company on inst, atthe Mercer Hous, cor- 7 clock, for the pur- friendly tod re invited to ANDREW LESTE Com. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, by ACQUAINTED IN to attend an ofiee in Broad) be GUARD. THE MEMDERS OF THE ABOVE ‘are hereb: to attend a regular icet- y ANTED—THREE, OR FOUR YOUNG MEN, FROM ie filly at No. 22 Res in Friday evening, jountry, to travel in the country, in a light and Devember Oth, at balf- past 7 ‘lock By order, WLR! a dollars to ten dollars per WM. FOWLER, Com, cok. FI are to ten éollare capital reyeired.— | Wa. A. Anwsrnoxo, Orderly, Sony at 100 Bureay streets up stairs. ANTED ad an ACTIVE — en HITE GUARDS.—AT A MEETING = THE coM- pany, held after their first am targe } resolved that the thi ual ks of the Company is for the grand reception and F late oxsursi ‘Amo: employer. ‘He writes a xood hand, a ures, Only 9 moderate com peasatio: Addreee 1 at this office, ry Thi he pany on thelr vi visit to oud fetablishments = the night i cxoursic. Last, mot least to Dodiworth's Cornet © splexs arsed on the occasion; soe to thi ond i Thow: Nasess. G. Thompson, Staylor, JAMES STARR, Chairmas Ball of the Company will be away, on New Years eve. D> Riuedifrenerally weefl. bined eenerali' _ ace HOARDING, He. of ANTED—BY OARD! . 1 WwW aN A ar Bie pine ad tad OR a9 oe ae Cops A. 4 diemen in ace ~ a nd ¢unctly eae wl are aaa nee ‘occupy them they wan si Boenrinectaian AND ND, SINGLE ROOMS, WITH can by mame i a at No. 67 Murray st B% RD.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- Gated with plessant rooms, with full or partial beard, at No. 14 Lirpenard tree A Hk ap wd OR UNF I8HBD fora Ind: ‘tleman—full board tor city. No refo- references ro Kuaress, in vin handwriting of ini x. y. fiers id office, HARLES 8’ ran MANUFACTURER OF FINE Create ore weet ca shorumeat af penutes smortmens si lee onl; Pi " Likeness, wit border, tor sale eal ri = te crtubiatare 14 SAREE An. x08; 100 done LD 8CAL eights, forafa tr IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, Ris dowe the house lest ‘aveation, sekoeping. Be: AND, WEIGHTS SETS GOLD igh, walnut 600 do, ‘apenael th RICK qe hy eb rome Soop BRICK Masons wanted, to tan will be giv TEE ey Dmijciers o COFFEE, eupoerse BY THE U their extensive trade, in five pou cans, ~ uke Je tbe elie dean also, may be had tos ve seinen tte MEW ‘TORK, aeboaivs 72 Ontharine street, and 201 Greenwich ND ti he aise Ago Nie Whe Barely street, near Broadway. a ch tonobing, in dellars. N& ORE guru ATiO! WANTED. & YouNG WO- ly lost her child. @pply at 143 An~ Gj Eentre wireot, for two days. _PUBLIC LEcTUR us. Expire couric by RELIGIO 100! ‘ath eset Present Leo ton Hall—t of of Threats next, December eo seven 0 clock. a4 this wag dh ye fark emer ‘at halt-; The petgse wit whens Oor180-go0b, uf owe R°® BAP PATENT 5 ual race the ea tof. anee » chee and durable roof tna ‘oleic domination, fs gh plaal AS r Pte spiaaios 3 4 ous are preventive for s Teech shimacys. Oliee 38, Spring near Budson. ee STeT Ry — Al — OPERATIONS ‘| Games MAGAZING OP LITRRATURR AND ART.— rapt elite telitetal teat fetal Teeth insert alo danuary aamver con need to eaval she nateral in ype elt artistes, tom Witten Caulien a Ries on aeuity, mon We rere a Gp Samer, Joan 8, a the lowert tarm, by NAPOLEON PUR TERRE, ber. Be ii tp eats corner of Aathony ot aman Rend he , Aw AL OF “ oad ey yy Hae . nF Ragin, rita a a pel Daren- wn Stree of Buide Baers "a Dexter Be me eons Seed 004! Mare ‘endivg Dith Octaker, Sp Spectator ee rican Qcean Steam Navigation; 6. Bi the Frenen « ‘eotimenial, a = art of maki Foes srylentbte Perfo a se ‘s hed by P. 7 ae by ail b naollora, Ch Son, at 140 Pearl street. Fi AT CON VENTION. T i —A bouqiet for Jenny Lind. he insect tribes met, and arat took the chair, Bahomes now ip to be found mouse for the vic ‘roach for reporter, hem and on €hri Mian ground, my friends, your'e aw sre Bloveker, down i ty h email orveping thing, set Pall soon ‘kick the bucket, shied. (amnictes mach ays norm bly ibe question had ¢ ort, aad one Dewit, on ls rue, fwe Aster How, I onquet eweety x that collection of te Ael Riven jn Division 6 eet, s Ho Leen t tale doth keep it, too. weve ovitasr, bor and fy— a4 they ntey ned rine die metal depot of LYONS Magnetic Powder end Pills, 420 OF PREDMA- 5). Py remitting ALLYN'S RITUAL 9 platen (pr 8 the money, the book ean be sent by o any p oft United Rtates of Capata, Just published by ©. ¢. oe Colton. $128. Butler Kine’s Caljfornta, 12% REMOUSE.—DBA cer te; ‘and eatal: gues of Boo 7 wad Biography, with pricensf xed, Ww GUWAS 8, 178 Poltow street, Now ¥. Ki’ ovet Na. Cs T OFF CLOTH! NG AND PURNITURE WAN rEp.— / Vedios or rortiemen 3 to dis pore of, can obtain the same by Sending fot the subsorst 3 TEN, & attended hy Mrs. Cohen ®. hota REEUMATI 1-20 covems JASE. OFF CLOTHING, runNERY AR, Bary veh or eritiont cares w wet te Rabe an Ay other eritionl cares ® yom D Waseh ad WAY'S Rondy Relief, 1a ey ns ha fer the abor ubseriber, who | inctantty Relet F ; Will attend ond 3 eo in teat SAC. LYO: No 2 Wall Eadine Steended by Mrs. Lyon. Liss’ AND GRNTLEGEN ARB eRRSY RE t Broadway. ‘ FROM PHILADRLP UA, Nally isfermed that vney ea obgain the foil Sintereretine Sma? gash fr ame Mtnged or cast on AA pratt abs pended a yin nding iene Che post or otherwies. fot 4) Mo | Ortees practaa ty a I's ss weawcal, M vuonge betvel, neat Uisatham, ° MAMOOFOYEREY- Ave Cate, Wentlemen ont dviag ~~” Neen eee | + getee AHO E UE ie eenmOne Ary UEVAY Yum Ol Di atgy ORR H my save a ote Ok EN. TICKETS om iene a ar ot ace {yen ose c Ry Family. he ncaa vs of a Antol ‘Leon Javellias the Agile vy ap- ihe Mon | Betts wager Gnoat Wound date oa ate pad Feraest, © seats: Foaily ith DIAN A. oF Love and J ert era ote EPG" SS? Deven open sh | Seek BON Th DIANA. 0 Le wi tine wale, TALIAN Hous! PLACE.— ate rt ae See, ow etd yr P arsta. es, by A. low ud a ane $2 50; Scion to NAT ONAL. THEATER, C1 rare NUAR ROS! Second pi acts, of ‘GEMMA | DI Gemma, Twentieth Amshack, Mr. H. Seymour; La Favor; Young Qe Qaickrer, nate tad ae Mestayers ney ire. Bautenvile, Hat doe io tes ig; to commence at 7 o'clock. GBaMw’s pt wl meres te ete NEAR Bacon thros acts, of DI VERGY. > the ashes —This esi ment will sh: mber of ‘all ares i of music sellers, Bri Liees, near 4 street. AY beer et ACS’ HALL, NO. 473 BRO. ee Rane rang reek Open, ovate pee ecb ita ache Hiner Rak ALIAN cai HO} EW Ma~ ¢ lented eaten oe gras by Mr. 4 noun TOR PLACE: agement of . Christy, whose concerts im thie city icoession of “four years” have been wi 7 reepoctable: and feabiznatle ae sents. Doors open at half past seven o’slook. "The spectfully informed oo we aber offer bb inne toe 9 tor AKDO, 1 “ ye ‘fa’ DE La MM ERMOUK. LLET DIVER TISESMENT, TRE COMPLIMBNTARY BENRFIT TO Mi. D. 7. Rico.—The Committee of Arrangements beg leave to m ¢ to the numerous friends of Mr. Rice and the + ad generally, that they have concluded upon prosomting ¢! Usique ENTERTAINMENT provided for the purpose of bestowing ® WaLt DESERVED AND Suaeraniat compiinenn upon that gentleman, at Oa Tu: mt peer December 1, whens srruprNovs ARRAY oF TALer, Buch as om no similar or dissimilar occasion had ever been Collected togeth IuLuserare Every Vaniery or Ann, From ctaasio musis of the wicuxye MDE to ‘the familiar at variety of talent who have already , will be found— The Deawtifal and celebrated MAD. ANNA BISHOP, henting MISS MARY er, P cobd poate S the ep rinei pally Walle. WMoaute Fi? TAMES apd THU neDAY Will be performed mer LUCIA D fis Gita’ Will take plac whien will appear Mile NAZUALTE FITZJAMES, EMILY WALDECRAVE, Miss DELTA NORWELL, ba Mr. x an ‘Lie Chorun hee, tae, Sig Lie rue Master, Mr, Hiss HIFFERT (oy kind ey of T, 8. Hamblin, Deors open ata juarier before 7; to commenceas Ba.) Last wook e great Maestro, M. BOC: ‘New be The cpanees, Basso Fo aah a. SEGUIN. ‘The dist Baritone, MR, STEUHEN LEACH. ECOND GHAND VOCAL AND INSTRUM NTAL Doctor. Tienes, one oo Mk. MEY E WYLLL aibgetlebrated Bianiste, Mr, UENRY Tua Mee W. A. ay cere bo! ‘Tripler Hall, on Satucdey, Di cember 7, Mr. GEO. LODER, who will A NS cm Concert — aelty ot Pi monster piano, . f] mM nt Bi Pare MORRIS Pr ae Troffi Benede “ii rime do1 ts she weed ‘The popular Ethiopisn ti ‘The magnificent Bi ance weirs, . on pwo! rR RTI an and SHELTON, Will discourse most eloquent music at invervals. four’ hands, exeouted by ouise Doctor. ) fantasia from *Somnambula,” eom= B. HARRISON, g. do | and exsouted by P. &, Destor, io Ve ‘ill: 8. Bon, 0 a netetti. The popular Comic Vocalist, ‘lao appear. bE rene ht py i a AN OCCASIONAL ADD will be written and delivered by Ferd. Gricbe!. ‘R. JOUN BROUGHAM, 1 The Committee ars in negotiation with oft talent of the ‘CLAS ren ane 4 = —- Dee Weeks KK Oe ed Sam jt. |. Dufern, James T. oe ‘5. Eewitt, C.A. Burkhardt, Lewis G. Glarke, be obtained joe's Hotel ne ett. for four hands, composed by ¢ . and Mde. Louisa Dostor, % Fic Bolo iy rs “Grigvel. 12. Capes he left hand alone, composed by Polka de Couceri, coupesed and ¢ ro votor Norebal. E. Doct by Sig sor Bonedetti Tru. gag by Sia rf tf fan taris for piano—composed and Jro‘cloch—to commence at 8. The fore reas OE see European music Copot, 297 Broad= and the puviie, that st the Broadway Tal ER on whi ‘ed: if, assisted: yy Mins ar, and Mr. Kantert, the celebrate 1 preside Wisse noldon PP RIPLER HaLt—Map as (E ANNA Gregor's Gathering,” “J: welt rhe Highiaad Minstrel Sacred Cepoert will take place, as Child ags = ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. T. Proprietor and berg oH 3 Joho Green: Jey Asien Me tm oon performance at geloek: Peritively the door oa the meert to com: ‘vening. at 7 Inst week of General fom Thuind.— iar and © tebrared General Tom |B. FELLO Esmee tor tor ef Feil Minstreie, hi (+3 Pied pepe bat mi ou tho old Tailors abate a hie of mi nontey ev t Fenraous ate @ gue! oned nd ree: smite pisee of ThE kine's Soonven an lormance of that diverting Pena ei samt, on ves merous friends, Sick'S0 Genformors participate Stans sera ." The entire Chin vo, Museusa: Tate ie SS ‘etal a i 3 a ati ash who ta eight feet high; the Cam eam te menoe at Te. py hor tn ere all b ts Han shiver, the 7 ya Pilger — quarter Seer ay Secine ste’ cesinensaee sgkste: tz! ting f ‘30th. will bo presented a most attrac- sacar the die. Jom ter G. S ani ite aster A. Nixon stones i. pt, J ances oom ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILA‘ —P. T, BAR B 'm, Proprietor and fat lyn’ Assi. .—A number of really (averite pisces | parts yz ring the proseat. . “pine D. wid ia the Forty Thlevon,, Me. appear as an early” date ah Seas ie | two dai: = lock Admit AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN ROOK LYN MUSEUM.—MESSRS. LOVELL B Lessces : Mr. J. Cronta, Tren: Wedueaday evenings 1550, the entertai sbi: SThaNceR, Mormer Weal Wa and ont formances ae ny whe to his dis introrved iil iat 20 Phra ttrver, Ne [*7° R¥ATION WANTED OF GEQROR we soap and candle make New Brunswick. ene game to New York last Augui it Allen Hay, & Co. had of the committ festival, RIVATE DAN Ni iN 4up Pave 4? 6% BOND all ble walt: of ball-room dame! De, wt Private families ot tended, road. role noe 48 Franklin atroet,, MUSICAL, CARD.-- RICHARD HOFFMAN, Pi TANIST, TAS h ; irred between P. TF. Baran “ = ranged to the entistaetion of bo inermen! for the Concert tour with tinme, Ae per original agreement, ~—THE SHAK we, M rh ny. arn Ly Ss comcusY he poy ebestra. = ell, portant pointe on t ities for , ted he 1° and fie ak hinds of ann = for ‘ne ran oa boriuererevairingearyfol attention [m sey pert E ted Biaten ‘and warehouse, 21 Broalway. te is, No. 26 Pe: is authorized to colle port tretan feerore my Freacise R MINING COMPANY per cent, pa 4y H strect, on the ri i. PittLo'D MICRLMS, Protioat Janus Devavas, Seoretary. rl a trapeportaticn to be arpiy to . pre paid in Pxcanisson & cd CALAPORNTA. LiPo wht ay | ANS L Mere! “Re Wall serves,” Retere and &. Wi Viarke, Deage & Us Brown & and Thomas & Martin. tored in fire proof warchow charge for shipping from New OM $5 Cash ad- Monee TO LOAN FOR SORT PERIODS, § npwards, cn sil deseriptions of property. én goods for sale, Rvervehine connected with the ¢ on basi ners attend Apply to F. merchant, treet, real « Breck Stevens, é MILLINERY AND DRY . cae eae ere y tas Albany. RS. FB. PRIC Tare OR & SE HACERE, FORWARDING AND uperd miseron marehants, Obey G—We ate no + Perision etyle ward all pode ovat 00 out eae ween Liverty and ( t h ladia rp 15000, anne —SILUEWBRS, DRESS i 2.4, DE GAUPRE ints o€ New Orienne, ‘oe in Now Fork, J. Hownerd @ Sons ade rave 1. Fann, 3 Beaver RS . nevlate, Panama: Me(?: isto, Cai'torn's adaty & Co., Sen Frame TRAVELLERS sCIDS. EW YORK AND PHILADELPOIA way, FORE and Poilsletphia Direct. —fmited State Prroeah Ip 4s howes, vie Now Jervoy MROAD- | MW. & B, DAVIES, So, BROSD Way, HAV ih, por mentor RranBiin, « Varah ay mt of Upholetorer’s gootn'ef the part cf certain materials, I ea and shates, bade, pros window corm! angings, ge he. which they will sell, wholesale of retet, ss (han ony ot her hense in the etty, fe \ PAAWAN, FP PURR LIOR SEY oar ct | ined