The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1851, Page 3

value in the market. The banks, with light deposits and small receipts, discount moderately, but the applications are not numerous. Btock operations in State street lack vitality and strength. The pulse of speculation beate feebly, and transactions during the week have been attended with eee fluctuation than usual. As a general thing, prices for the speculative stocks bave had s dowoward inolina- thon, but the market closed to-day « trifle firmer. ‘The gross receipts of the Boston, Concord and Mont- pera Company, for October, amounted to $16,- ‘9877 78, against $14,885 96 for the same month last year, showing an increase of $1,491 92. The negotiation be- tween the Boston, Coacord and Montreal and Passump- ic roads, in reference to # connection at Newbury, Ver- mont, as proposed by the latter road, has not resulted in any agreement for that purpose. The direotors of the Boston, Concord and Montreal caused three lines to be wurveyed, showing a saving in distance of some half dosen miles, and in expense less than $50,000; but as the most favorable survey would require a grade of 66 to 75 feet for about four miles, to get down to the Passumpsic track im Newbury, it was deemed substantially impracticable, ‘and the rosd will be built to Wells river, as originally ed. ‘The steamship Cambria, from Boston, for Liverpool to- morrow—(Wednesday)—will carry out about five hun- red thousand dollars in specie. We have no steamer ‘The revenue of the United States, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1851, exceeds fifty-five millions of dol- Jars. The amount of duties received at the port of San Franciseo, for the year ending June 30, 1851, amounted to three millions two hundred thousand dollars. ‘There is evidently » movement in Harlem Rail- road, and the stock has exhibited great activity for several days past. We have frequently expressed our surprise at ite not having taken place long before, for there is no stock in the market which has so just and meritorious cause for advancement from the present low prices to considerably higher points, than this stock. ‘The road is nearly completed to Chatham Four Corners, ‘fand_we heartily congratulate the stockholders and all thers interested, in the gratifying result of the comple- tion of this work. We understand that the company are making preparations for the opening of the Harlem Bailroad to Albany in the beginning of the month of December next. Those who are acquainted with the par- ticular location of this road, and the history of the country through which it passes, must be satisfied of its productiveness and the great profits it will yield to the stockholders arising from the peculiar advantages it Posresses over other railroads in point of tocation, parti- eularly on its way travel, both for passengers and freight. from which they will derive large and increasing receipts, being free from competition. The inhabitants along the road having no other convenient method of travelling to ‘New York,must seek the Harlem Railroad from necessity, Contrast the position of this company now with what it was only four or five years ago, and for that purpose take « ride out om the line of the Harlem Railroad, through the populous towns and villages, such as Mor- risania, Fordham, Whiteplains, and other delightful locations, and ask yourselves these questions: —Wh:t were they five years ago? What are they now? It would be impossible for us to give an outline of the growth of these places, and their history, in the short space we are necessarily compelled to confine our remarks, but but we will add, in proof of the growing prosperity of this company, that upon this road from New York to Dover, ‘which is only eighty miles, for the last five years they have increased in their receipts over one hundred thou- sand dollars every year over the former. The completion of this railroad has already given rise to the extension of other railroads In the interior, 0 as to connect with the Harlem railroad. Already we see acompany has been formed by the name of the “ Lebanon Springs Railroad Company,” which has been organized to construct a rail- road from Chatham Four Corners to Moosic river, or Bennington, 23 miles north, whieh, when completed, wi!) connect the Harlem Railroad with the Western Vermont railroads, extending their lines into the great artery o! railroads running through by a direct line of commun’- ation frem the city of New York to Montreal, Canade. Maps and the preliminary surveys have been made and Published for this short connecting link to those railroad- by the engineers, who are now en the line north of Chat- ham Four Corners, locating the road, which will be soon put under contract. Notwithstanding the continued and increasing pros- perity of thie company, there ere many unscrupulous persons using fallacious statements to create a depres- sion in this stock; but that depression cannot long con tinue, as it soon becomes known they have no founiation One of these idle stories circulated in the street is, that the extension bonds for two millions of dollars, for thr completion cf their road from Dover to Chatham Four Corners, which have twenty years to run, bearing sever per cent interest, and convertible into stock, will be con verted, and this new stock, thus converted, thrown upon the market. This is too ridiculous fer any sensible man to entertain the belief of for one moment; that bonds bearing seven per cent interest should be sold at the greatly reduced price at which the stock is mow selling for in the market, and thus lese the seven per cent for a lesser rate of interest. The old bonds of the company are selling at about par, and are mot converte. But these extension convertible bond- ere far more valuable than the old bonds previously is ued by the company, because they not only bear seven per cent interest, but have this additional advantage that when the stock sells at over par, they can then, ii they choose, convert those bends into stock, aud thur Gerive the profit in the premium; but there is not the least danger of their conversion into new stook before that time, These bonds are too valuable, and will com. mand a better price than the old bonds. seis Exchan: we Ei ae sxssebige S8ie¥SeesuStex.Fex CITY TRADE KEPORT. Torsvar, Nov. 5—6 P.M. Asnrs were unaltered, eee erie been 140 bbis. bought at $4 87) for ) pearls Breasturrs pbs Lad pon steady, ‘with sales of 12,000 bbls, State and Western ordinary, at previous prices fancy Ohio and Genesee, at $419 = $8 extra Ohio, 4 Ob a $4 81%: $4500 $5 62), m inferior to pL Qand I, at $3760 $3 8755, and $4 0 $4 12%; and Southern to that of 1,70¢ bbls. common to favorite er at $4.00 a $4 25—the former value. Rye flour and Jersey remained quiet. JWheat bi it Oe. a 1 for 8,700 bushels white Genesee; 920. for 2,000 white by §8c. for 2600 white Michigan—the pre- Rye and Barley were soarce and uniform, pay Ly noted. Oats commanded 953; a 87¢. for Weat- = BT h6 — oy a advance. Corn in more request, ani ene Fe ry e business reached 40.000 Southern ‘eatern mixed, at 60 wards large p eels to arrive, On some styles the buying exhibit advance of & quarter cent over the rates socep' Batorday, We yd 0 our figures, although ba but Tittle can be Lought at irvenreon CLASSIFICATION, Bplands, works Movies Kees London, at 1s, 10d ; and 8,000do ahead 7,000 bushels wheat at 6d. To Glasgow, 4 atis. 6d. There was no change to ifornia Provisions. Pork advanced a shade, the transactions contisting of 400 barrels new mess, at #15 @ $15 12'4 and do. prime, at $13 62% & $15 75. The stock cf al kir da in the city to-day, was estimated at 5000 barrels, excinsive cf heads. Fresh haima were in moderate do. mend, ot Be a 8\.c., and dead hogs, at Oo @ Oi¢0., while dard weomed heavy. there being only 200 barrels taken, n¢ fe. 28%. bee heme AGIY 100 barrele beef hame were at ‘& $14 por 220 Ibs., a reduc- tion. Sicata aheces continued tnaitered. = IMPORTATIONS ON TUESDAY. oar. 266 Washington. Funes 10 cans hada EEL. — 46 cases ‘Tin.—2,810 boxes tin plates. ‘Woou —1,215 bales wool; 8 bags woollen waste. ——————E——EEEaa On Tuesday eS the Rev. A Wood, Horace N. Brieten fo Haven Last, all of this Thursday Mag 9 it 19, at ¥ Rev. Mr. Cha Fy Beawany of this’ otf to to Mins Many Aww Rovren oldent duaghter ot Rul mda the 26th inst, Jonas F. Conklin, Alderman ef the Eighteenth ward, whey a RX Henpatx to Miss Anw Bimonps, both of Ramapo, kland county, New York. Rockland alae an the bo Nov. orb San Evans, Henny Macy, of California, to Many A. Dunn, of this ely. Suddenly, aad wane _ the 25th inst., Mise Eut- taBeTH Townsenn Dani in the 23d year of her age, only and Danks. d friends of the family are respectful- invited fed to sttend her funeral, from her ns ee residence, 10 Delancey street. Her remains will be taken to Yonbereor interment eerie (Wednesday) at 9 @n Tuesday. Nov. 25, Wm. Suter, counsellor-at- Iam aged 60 year, nie Aeitan ‘Ausistant Alderman of the Sixth ard. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cei His friends and aequaintances are respectt to ettend his funeral, totake ee from the Geo. McKinley, No. 116 Centre street, at 2 o’clock, on Wetsseieg, 3 inet , without further invitation. On the ef November, Samus. sonof John and Redeoos AIK, nd eight days. Suen te Green wood Cemetery, oy on 1 » from 251 Sixth ave- nue, corner of Sixteenth street. On the 251 ith inst. Nenasssa Lirrivcorr, aged 59 years. The relatives and friends of the yamny | eit. | {2 her Mr. 8. Tousey, No. 180 Weet Twenty-third street, on Thursday, ‘ith inst, at 2o’clock, P M., without far- ther iavit Cn caine ‘morning, after a short and severe illness, Mr. Tuomas C. Sipcey, late of — 0 coun- ty Leltrim, Ireland, aged 24 yi fs remains will be conveyed from No. 3 roadway, on Thareday morning, precisely at 10 prey to Green- wood Cemetery, for interment. Tis friends and ac- + Riataamndad are respectfally invited to attend the fune- _ 6th, Mary Ann, the only daughter of An- drew and Bridget | Casey, aged 6 years and 4 months. pi. friends and acquaintances of the famil jectfully invited to attend her fu this noon, Ri Fan o’cloek, from her tate reeidence, No. 201 West -seventh street, without further invitation londay, November 24, Cora Avausta Cocurane, aangater of late Thomas Cochrane, in the 234 year ‘The friends of her brothers, James and Archibald, to- gether with those of the famil; J, are respect invited attend the funeral, from her late reside: 163 Mott street, om this (Wednesday) afternoon, 26th inst, af 3 oe . At East Norwich, Long Island, on Monday, Nov. 24, after a long and 88, Evizasetn, wife of John Coger, 7 years. On the 10th ae at the sali, Hotel, Liverpool, Mr. Cuanies L, Banwes, of this ci ny cane aged 33 _— Mr. B. was a native of Portsmouth, New Ham, In Philadelphia, 23d inst., Rev. D. L. in the 58d year of his age. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEW iD EVERY DAY. ___ PERSONAL, ue R—SI8 REQUESTED TO WRITE TO innate, D. D, ki ee fawade in London, No connection with No.1. The address is as before, “G.8.H." Write im ‘aly be 15, and return home, asall is well. C: jew York, where letters are addrossed to nn LIQUORS, ROOKS’ WINE A ‘AND BRANDY STORE.—OLD MA- Bran: Re seamed, Lng ES ay, flavored Sherry; dry and fruity Port Wine: rare old Madeira; French an bey in od os ‘ariety. Ly ¢ following w ae = rT (TBE, BEST LONDON DOCK BRANDIES, WINES, tc ; vintages, (rom. 1815 to 1 the celebrated Brandy Store, 43) Bro ear way, at twenty per cent loss for cash than at any Osher store in the city. Smior AND hay eg etd Read BRANDIES, WINES, Whiskey, &o., &., in bo rank rh Ape _ ss Falkirk Ale, oa ‘Bare May & Pork: tities. to suit families or individuals, ‘at Prices for cash, aad warranted genuine—4% Broome _ FINANCIAL. is to William Aor Ae trustees, 1 eerste shavers is, an jes of the com i sition of ane report of the ie made ces Eas ras Fiokets, of ad: Was 2 : ee while may be wayne Me 1 Ch. pro ah foun B. oan TIENTION- DECKER EPICUREAN quaRh— TER yogi gd NOTICE.—THE SUBSCRIBER HAS eben umes, Unitor: ee ia le ‘cash. Tue bore and have bee worn buta very Johnson, 465 Pearl street, cor- Lost, . boosd CT HONTR WARD. —LOST, YESTERDAY MORNING, IN $3 Aireckiyn, ‘a omall sized black and white Dog ot th spaniel breed. na Whoever found hia Jill please return iis er for the above re ‘street, Brook- yn, right band vide, second deor above Hoyt etreet. STON TUESDAY MORNING, i from Warren to Duane stre: bair ee “= marked 01 ny be. pan ; Berend ra atria Wee a8 Warrant fro . ‘rewal y return’ w orto Bs Me Bryson, Phoenix Bank, Wall » -OCKETBOOK. CONTAINING A SMALL which can een an accurate description of paixe to Hl. bex 2170 Post Offioes BOARDING AND LODGINGS. A pele: wt st ROOM TO LET, TO A SINGLE at for thi fg t. Rete sont ia he was of eocupen ferences vate family. Terms very moderate. ARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE, ‘and one child, six years furnished, in a genteel ‘west of Brosdwi 4 Lower Post 0} with some respectable lady; wher: 4 omhoe. of piano preferred. Address A. B.C. A FRONT PARLOR AN ‘on the second floor, to ee be ge 4 be. an; full board for Indy only. 8 fron! Bourd in advance.” Apply st No. 16 Grand street, OARD WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY. RN THE or the city, with two reoms on fret oF second ators, "Adaress box 2858 Post office, ae ens Magee ee THE yore Two Boaz y WANTED 1N BROOKLYN—IN A yerrass ue Sally, or where there are but ew. -boagdens, fo his wife, one child Fe Ay Frege 3 walk from the city. ial ie D. o. OARD UP TOWN, AND BASEMENT FOR A PHYSI- ¢ian.—Two or three single gentlemen may obtain pl sant apartments, with frat class board, full or partial, terms, in « ho mtaining bath room and oth jenanes eee & short distance from we Highs ith commodious pentries, suitable for and rmerly by ry pozelcien, with board. Fulto: etages: ‘0. 53 Greenwich a pusse ll b—~4 FenreD is A paarncrantan poeneare itleman, his wite able and single Foom, quir ithor. furnished or unfurnisted. 5 = Bigh' ot. Ti x 3. L., Herald PURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED BY A SINGLE Rentleman; either a small parlor large bedroom, plainly furnished, Ielinews mesa tet sovee hotwecn Franklin and 'Pnse, near 0 Broadway. term Box 3,128, Post office. Urn ED APARTMENTS 70, LET, witht without, board) ins pri mily. ’ Referens quired, No. 77 President stepet, South “Brooklyn, 5 minutes 'EL.—TEN GOmPEBesLyY MA aished rooms at 91 per week, 2 ‘0 Large ro grater it $150 per week. h Foon by thi Gents.’ Gas tight Puroughout, Hot air furnace warming the ire building, Water cl ooete ach foor. The hotel is ring the night. Inquire in the office of the Lotel, up ive re, corger of William and Frankfort strects, one blosk PA ORS, “WITH BEDROOMS me on the gooend and thire P*zg0xs, oar floors of N tin ron TO LET—A PLEASANT FRONT, ROOM, IN Barclay street, suitable for one gentlemen, situated near the American Hotel. ‘Address r ‘3 this off ceuphly deat pee say amonat, payable turceetent for any amount, payable throng at Britain and I: a. They are ali te fe Red Bear Lin wallow Tall Line, & tie 1, the ine, of Liv ol packets, and the X Li sssage by ‘any of whlch ships oa be P.¥. Forurana and 3 ng & 00 Road, ar ree Beate Be 9 town ee cece es for the upeatae a es, it rath Peat, ating a nea be te terms Lines can be eal ‘ntene i 10 Rowe? kl ” i a this sity oF % No. f1 Wall street, in the Croton wi warn amie Br BR Es. conte 4zovs ich he dvtshos $e employ in am \dress ** “Taree rg re epost olive, for ives dave. CS 500 TO $1.00—WANTED, A PARTNER IN AN established weekly journal, Mbaated about ton miles from this city, having « good ciroulat job office, having a good run of eusti ical Hera inter this ffers man} }d office, which will by $ class seed. ee a ed for mabing ‘iene x ———————X——————X—X—X—X—X—X**= HOUSES, ROUMS, &. WANTED. A: PERSON mays a pence AD spony house to dispose o1 mity and Grand etree! ANTED TO RENT, BY A SMALL thy, Asta. house, in or near the city, withi to sorsiom ted immediately. References given and required. ‘a (amily of thi above Twolfth stre: Address N ne ieeal iterald office. AgsED.1m | LY RST OR SOUTH Wa cr tae wetaeia tuo eras ity Wem rs ied he gry A a! L SROORETE, souTH in an Spulont st modieate BAZAAR, Sl CROSBY STREET. eon, O8 Harness, Bud des, Persons D IMPORTANT INVENTION.—IRON AND seriagse ~The superisrity of this over the old t8 At once apparent. Iv adapta Yoga nd slozant appear. nyo N'r.t axp 8 rihprlisation for patent rights to ace, mest be made ae stoves por saa prot ‘obtain them, for, with invention of the age. LEGAL NOTICES, RECRIVER 8 for 1801.~ rere be toe doubt tins the greatest the adgition of one from 8 o'clock, & OT Saas ow pede eh SINGLE CENTL AMEE oan BE a + . reepectabl ah oohye Ik of the ‘Seu fons “Apply ate 0) PLEASANT UNFURNISHED | ROO toe Tt! wife. Al LET- Dish bea board, ) he ply ry} 7 ‘cherry ‘treet, opposive Peaukiin sae oquat Want * Pog el Roow (ay A GENTLEMAN, In other boarders), well far- f the , in a quiet ENTLEMAN, ar ith or without RESTAURANTS, J OTICE “TO EPICURES'!—CLEM'S COrrre AND chep howse, 312 rg! Clem will serve up this day, fine English ro ares—o; 4 bey them; they will be ready frem 1 to 4 o'clock. HOMESTEADS. inaulters. Hy . Weeron, Secretary. iy Assoviation, Tecomplish it fi e are toe pos, none too Heh, te avail ime red. A mee tion, will Avert as President, Z. Porn, Geet MOODY, Vice Prosidens. Sines 15 Sprvee o ete ‘whore by Laws, may be obtained. SPORTING, — teh dog, either fo iP. ys be ye 4 386 Pearl strect, for three days, between Ginn s GUNS, GUNS —THE Senea: if 7K a tity of DRY GOODS, &c. Hoxton, ga. cor COLL, Ane CRIN DSETTS Ball m Bie i onel pity. Also, Bods, ‘WANTS. MS ig meter eeavenorae ANTED—BY & LADY LI’ ABO! male Gon etch 1 Higach wom ona of onus ory cad Ste Front eteeets sata ANTED—A SITUATION, By A W iar, cleen young i ee family, 4 45 eral housework: is 8. frst dr ale id igoner, and ghly anderaten ds the care of ‘Wageo not so eh oe a ee Plonse call st 24 Pell et, firet floer, front room ¥ A RESPECTABLE youne MAN, War aiasilen I pa | and to assist in Ser woference: feo Hisved Plessettall ab fb street avenue. ‘ANTED—BY A aperectsnte a A Meo aerate eras ley tet thre aageat twa street, bet ween Bath an ‘and Seventh even NIED—A| SITUATION, BY & YOUNG WOMAN. aN thot tally compete tor her busin jember- *. or Lecniraip: er te do She general *Nensewerk of famil; Please Peat as 38 iy. Heepea ih attest, third door, back teen Toom, between the Fifth and Sixth auTED BT 4 Pry etn pwouaM, 4 SITU- + hae tl ledge of busi- a by det . Can be heard ¢ of for two = to take care of childres he given, Please apply at ANTED—A SITUATIO! Wits ANTED—A capable of washing aud RESPECTABLE Witerenae SITUATION, BY A yoer RESPEOTA- woman, as Chambermai PI tions he eountry; can te seen st 152 Worse street, for two Wa A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation to ood bore and ironing. Good be give Api i 66 Marion street, seen for two 2 aye. ‘D—BY A RESPE: TABLS beng mn gt Wi who has lost her own babe, shild to nurse *) her own vos Please apply to Mrs. Hi W4NTED-BY 4 PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SIrua. om a8 Cook—can wash—is ® native of England. ve neem for two days, at 17 Spring streets | eands Cam ANTEO—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A Res: UA- tiom as i. Washer ee ones and can b: Kind of bread 0 rai Milling \ ly further inteemsten, call at 181 Twelfth street, Lee of University Place, where she can be seen until engaged. Ww ANTED—A SITUATION 2 be piste ts oad fectly understands making boys’ and — of every description, = de of win, a i RH 7 ad ns slothing ee Best WAnzED—BY A “RESPECTABLE acorar: Gren, A situation to take care of childre: ‘to do plain sew- ing. Can be seen for two days, at 166 Thirteenth floor, between Seventh and Eighth aven: ANTED—A SMART, ACTI INTELLIGENT BOY, about fifteen years of age. Inquire at 425 Broadway. RENGHMAN hlon'g' ‘uanten and Stew: Now York. Weres. pines CLAS8s LACE “AND EMBROI- dery Salesman. None other meed apply. Call in the morning or evening. at S21 Brosdw: TIFFANY & CUTTIN ag wont & COAC! my or UNEXOEPTIONA- ble character, and wit testimonials Dilit: situation tna private fal Kee lived 4 ved with the Feet, iret SITUATION private family. Deokelmana, obtaining employmen togot Ptashne prod ‘Eup ment mors an object than ealary. Address A: lereld offi. WANTED YOUNG MAN JUST ARRIVED FROM a ai rposes, “wnoroughiy understands Wi Saaigees, and can produce 7 C4 ynials, wishes Reem eure employment eith: or any part of the" Btaten. Address. “J. Besides ee) Pky peowl BYA YOUNG PROTEST- » of 9 Sees and Coach- Thorburn & P.8.—No ay oun ate sarests Ne. peily Pisce will We attendee a ANTED, AT NO. li4 NASSAi Vt man, Brag Clerk, Bookkeeper Sap cate Coachmen, 5 Poti & th geo Places, new n ready. distance Kew fer K, oni che dollar, Puy oO ‘HOS. a. Agent. iTED—THE WASHING OF Two OR TH Fa- aes advertiser is an excellent Leraus on- all ee io Toth wrtalne, @ Lyn ar and : ise i Plas Y wa lesori| it jooation ¢ difference would be paid ton, box 1,450, describing 'ANTED—TO TRAVEL im iy} Souse. 4 Northern States. ry. ben informatio; New York city, or pnt hd Is IN veut ora SITUATION, ‘NDI yo Ty! all Lacy oy ut more particul| Mita ark; a0 of eee Union. ts it thofough ection to take the ould be xen tomily, his wite a eral val ved hie country go! a of tt My pul, or to the mite ‘Cheer a Py eee od Hr eased Pari office of this paper, sate of box &. BOOKKEEPER, WHOSE ‘PRE. ave new arrangements with some house where hic ter: be aired vit Beis ie A‘Y, FAMILY IN WANTO?T A DAILY DRESSMAKER, ood PP 357 Bast Twellt! can hear of a scot, corner of fratan de cutting and fitting Ie ohil ectly. RESPECTABLE YOUNG Ww w a) en a8 chil dros Nar at and datnsteees ¢ Seamstress, in s y. Bost of sity jonee spply'at at ‘her last place, ‘73 Greon- wien mere Inpperarous wivow STEADY, out i seinen and retail practice. A offi Pothevary, a4 ie err ton: here ? Sane oorrectl: Freneh ana at ren languages. Rest ot ey Pivase ldarees 3 a vetetaces Messrs. Towel. Rec x TS WOOLLEN MAND if hae bee: stockim undou te 88 bo ate RALE sawyers— ww on the Ha deon, nye That waderevend their EER.—SFLENDID y hair Cea dotted Mus- fe Hall, Broadway, sate shatls and esrtment of iv of whic ve im ee re ite, and pers ever betore baka din this foundry the ‘whole f rae oe ot Dertionlare of bo wilt bergiven ta Hetarasand x Vertisoments, "JOMNL: CANDEWATER: & “gah tare oe W. Brown will ee! ee suction, the ica? stock of ha deoin and walunble ‘Taraivorg ‘oon: store, 0 by: por gh 5 gen =] ‘asbetands, mar! Les; ‘mahoaany tact sat taney boards; ing and a cane reat Cl Cha, ko ensh, fat money. Catalogues wil be Feady Se Previous to sal “ts J. Ez yay 4eTyzar. AQOFIOMERE; ASSIGUER ‘Ss Wed on.- John E. ent Kk, Furni- Y Dress- Furniture er 7 D tendig Mirrore, 6 Pies |F how Cate ‘with sled a an inrse Washotands with selie aesle mirrors nk, in Orimson plush; 6 Parlor Chairs, to mateh; Se ti 2 single Washstands, with aralvare, ‘Towel Be, The of the was made b; Pins Bony it hen ki Also, 1 g | hers 0. Lo. Catalogues pot! ‘*be day be si ane the eK, DT, AUCTIONEER.—EXTENSIVE . Tat ape cial Bale 6 of ior ready made Clothing — Bpemon & street —Wm, L. Van Zandt, will sell, -¥ lu ry bi Sie and rapeeyie core assortment of jo apenas Pa ee res, Ton w well worthy ‘the attention of gentlemen ated othe L. VANDEWATER AUCTIONEER.—GREEN + House Plants and Dutch Bulbous Flower Roots at auo- ednes hs o'clock, at 12 Wall etrect.— The plants are from Me. ‘unrivalled a6 a prising, in part, Cam lina 8. HOUGH, fet haba ay gh WEDNESDAY « morning, at eleven o'slock, at Greenwich ave- nue, a large variety of good seco Band Furnitare, Bod- ging. Carpets, ke. Tote ay s ‘Tale in Twenty.fourth street. grery a BO ill Lae yeh —-. se oF, — th a variety of Be: bs! 5 4 yomon. THOMAS BELL, ‘AUCTIONEER le this day, at Logo's ‘clock; otreet, entire ase: Bede, ast lssoware, slogan’ and almost tow Catt resi jassware, and almost new Ceol: net Furniture, 8, &0." oan CAMEtias AT, -AUCTION.—J. L, YANDEWATER, on Wednesday moraing, " Caralinn, ‘roms pod . Bol . Reels tn snr fret corner 4 180, = ami Kentleman' garden, in Brooklyn, of shales vaetica im pecteet order. AN i. THOMSON, Prov't. FOR SALE AND TO LET. Bud FIXTURES FOR tus belonging ing Tub, Beer acest lamp, w ith o nt n argain. Apply ae ast Broadway, cor OR SALE—SEVERAL VALUABLE LOTS, bg a buildings id gardens attached. Most Copernican é wagon and river to weigh 0) wit feouinseb: names be: 6. from LI ae ‘M. until] feria waits ins - JOBL CONKLIN, Proj Craps COURSE, , Nov. ‘clock P. "M., mateh oT, ge meetiraa key pee sdy Haynes. _ 508 LLE COURNE, Li TROFFING— THURS, Sraeae owner CRs Nor, day, Nov. 97, at | o'olGok, pres ears Sah ila este. best vie a at CONK! ‘eens ENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. — TROTTING—ON Thursday, November 2th, at 13 o’elook, M., a maton , twe mile heats, to 260 lbs. 8, hebwean bye yn roadsters paresis ¥, reek 245m Hasted, ay of omnibuses, +r Pony ls odes M., entil reel selon KLIN, Hropriet r a ENTREVILLE COURSE, — TROTTING—ON Tasredey, November 27th, at or rs ‘elock, P.M for $100, mile heats, best threein five, im agneee Me ames ch. g. pena kes own: buses leave Fulton ferry, M. Fare 25 conte ef URSE, L. My a ae, th, at one P. M. precisely, a ‘bur it fret ra] 1 o' JOKL Paeea Proprietor. RUNNING. reo ear hi aie heats, catch weights, by ie follwing ne Mr. H. Martin enters’ eh. m. Slo We Madden enters ch, ar Prestie Bird Colenel Willtmson en- ters bl. g. Shark; Doctor Pilgrim enters br. m. Eureka; Mr. J.D. ‘Novel enters b. Foang Hickory; Mr. fA. Carpenuat Lady Roi it. Win Webber enters b. g. Fiddler. roo] ry —fare NIOW Soma 1. L TROTTING, FOR $80, GIVEN ° will come 0 ankogiving day, Thursdsy, Nov. 2 isf o'clock, FM; mile Denia, in bar fF. Colling’ names br. m.’ Nai : Me, WI m. os eee mGlt ferry, for the track, at 12-0" ind precise! Ht ate cod ‘ine ned: Gclone Williamson enters bl. D. Voyot satede Re ‘s Young ers, Lady Romp: Mr. Webber ar fel o mile horses, ‘yerhape, iter she aret head there will be ® este for lotr, mile beats, to harness, Nalna Wile anaes ber mC manage ferry Brooklyn, ot 120% a is over. Fare, 25 cents each way. JOHN LOSNEDIKER, Proprietor. OTERO. —B MATCH, FOR . J 22 WILL a of phe Bicomingtale PCivednee- ee ree lanhattenville, at a ik b. m. Betty Bounce; atin Philbin enters b. «. SOLO MSGHRS, CRAAEAET LACT Srna way, Wi gles for ure, and articlos for presents, ‘Site mae Selection feysome of your frien jense, 01 *Oe returned and esehunged SRUsety masked, ae marked, and ail ail are Wwoleome to or no T° PURCHASERS OF FURN rt, ROUX, W NOs. 479 and 451 Broadway, would res] t bo jies desiring to procure furniture are ré- judge for themselves before p OORS! DOORS! DOORS!—N. FP. KIMBAla, NO. Beekman street, has on hand, ade peers to be py the Also, Saal nvited to'call it they Poe ii dest hila-dried 7m $) 25 to ier wale re cheap. ond are buy a g00d ag ticle obi XTRA FLOUR AND MEAL—THE SUBSCRIBERS hav store, and for sale at the lowest market 000 bb ‘Bite Fam amily Flouc, branded Hiram Gaaith, tion renders it. free ties, and safe common lamps, with alteration of the tube at's eost ef sixpenee. 4 for the article made, 4, image in advance of the it is & rare chance for one building, ge pro te investment, say $3,000 identially treated, and may be bdirecoed to Btoum Mills, t this SALE— THE THREE-STORY STONE FRONT West Fifwonth yey ane the Fifth 4 build e most substantial F% SALE, on, “BTATEN ISLAND, A VALUABLE Farm, of 0S acres, within half a mile of the steamboat landin, a, Chelsea. 0 it are a good Srlite ho ofer ft = or on ise d the farm is marked as —A DRUG STOR: i ated FITTED pe of the bent lapations in Broadway, for family it has been oy ay for JORSALE—ONE OF THEOLDEST — IN CONNEC- ining saloon, in the city; having teen used ft ant (wen and now doing & lease of the prem- pply t 1 Pine street. oy Ley OF THE Bampeonaee RESTAU- adway, with an ol i , and the loca- ctty for for a term per topurchase one of the moat respectable and sable foond in the city, will find this ‘®good chance. Appl ES & BALKCOM, 83 Nassan street. Fer SALE-A wa, prows AND ESTABLISHED bd ames 0008, forth river side of the ity, near 4 Dey rooms completely furnish- TS | he Jepo yh Wesmsmmpetios BALRCOM, #9 3 iF Fu LE—THE od WILL, FIXTURES, AND ira ofs Groene ‘and Liguor Store, Cid pa lous borhood, an Me han ely aiad pe OT iy ison sf sty ing moph onsen sive trad ar, ‘ “aieenod herald tating where Fs SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND goo. alt ‘out desirable Will of & Grocery nore, etuated in s inBwins & "paritcol 53 Nassau steoek. rors BALE.—THE STOCK AND 4 olesale Li store, doing a first rate business, and YEARS LEASE OF jocated'in Tn the beet pars of ane elt capital $5,000, Address A. B., at tho five of th ‘vhis paper FS za FIRST CLASS mnt fre } ae ‘one of the best corners of Boa tk Lik ree. immediately. Apply to Att HOUSE 70 LET AN ELEGANTLY In & fashionabie part of rtiser URNISEED furnished by aa ind this a rare ees, with all ne~ a fare," Jerome,” at the Droadwey Post Uiiee, cr et ie,” al we neil Saterday. dha ec L =A VERY VALU, for ale, consisting of about G00 vols. ar} 1OSSY, Law Bookseller, 0. | Nassau street. LEASE, FURNI- and dest arranged | ‘urniture, kitehen fix- rarely offered, BOILERS FOR SALE.—ONE NEW HIGH PRES- boiler, 4 foot yor ae 8 feat eter ah | 16 inch ler, aranes, 2 foeot by 2 2 tooth womotive boiler ls nearly se Toren age marion ‘are yet oni geoure ym eight to pitts HialA: iCRomaN, 48 Roosevelt street. T.- A ANEW AND NEAT oTmC COTTAGE, ipty-cighth street, roy Fifth avenwe, with Croton warble mantels, and ‘enjence for genteel Berl Pariicatog wilt jean Locations ia sity. Apply aay. ‘town, to email re- ‘siF age nth. aley A tore on A Diy RO. PigRta Wail street, RY ach oF rented fot "Ts Waaeae at, New SLIGIOUS PURPOSES is 8 vs 0 i ra TOR Ast ea} Hall, No. 444 Broadway. Apply to 1 & WOOD, No, 444 Broadway. 0 LRT—A HOUSR, WITH ALL TH Bopsan P in a very desirable loon Pos- the fires of December ni ease Adress SALE—THE LARGE HOU’ 1% 25x16 ) containing ever; ‘0 LET, OR FOR Fourth avenne improvement eneclored to third poe premipos, of 7/4 jo Tg pee SOAP—THE hoof POSER CAS Ly od yohee ie used. Any purpose for which ed is for mere fancy. Rene deterios crtea ont segtien Oe ee sell cheaper, without cay ‘utility or advan e consumer. Try it and prove it. For ie not Mauutvovered y C. J. HOLT, ‘To Farmers—A large quantity of Ashes, fo; sale cheap. ATRIMONY MADE Eas Lover.—Protessor Lawto: gy y TO THE LT Cinig et lyen's Macnee Fen Sateen on plants, and rather inn ____ CLOTHING, ast orr bane pA Gey oy yo on elethi tural Fence ora through saa ae C442 orr CLOTHING AND TURN! pa ate beving pay, ect ear, rea Bi Cat OFF CLOTHING, TRITRLRY, ipertiu distand, pa moan take AND any te 4 KINDS Vee BxPRESS AGENCIES, dc. DaMs 1 OO48 CALIFORNIA TREGRT, ied on red: No eae, Rathe YT ats Sh Let th instant, a& we * tirogh ens by m ae ieee shoe alive ue & with invoroes, Ratore Thur inet, Small tL be Tossive yoal cil? oe vn tke esate” ABA eos TS pounds ween ADAMS & OR) GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGB AND Geo Barrens We wlll deepetsh our . ye of end Agent Fy Pearl street, cor. of Wa INSURANCES, HE BROOKLYN FIRE INS PANT— PM A i A capital (as aleoe Sesaseme Gacpine) Savers Sandie Wore, and site personal property, mass 4 Shale earKoee, Joe. upon ak avorable Sera ae OY OUDEE WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President, Arynen Stevens, Booreta: aes 7 STARR, General Agent. Borne: . ONADI 6 HOTEL, 84 aD come for families and Mingle gentiones, yk « Donapeatrk