The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1851, Page 3

" under Fatts, M. D., N. B.—As ay (5 183 Broadway; Wa ‘the drucgists aad" oa MONEY MARKET. Survey, Dec 14—6 P. M. During the past week, there has been mo movement 0 importance in the stock market. Prices have been pretty uniform, and the transactions to about the usua extent. At the close of the year, the stock market is usually dull and depressed, and this year will probably mot be em exception. For more than six months the fancies have been steadily accumulating in Wall street. Outsiders bave béen gradually getting rid of their stocks. ‘The brokers and regular street operators have been com- pelled to take them as they were put upon the market, ‘and, in the absence of any demand out of Wall street, ave beem obliged to carry them. Large quantitiesheve been bypothecated, and the banks are as full of them as is deemed safe and proper. This enables swall ope- rators to carry large loty of {stoek; but in the event of a eudden call being made for joans on such securities, there would be quantities ef steck put upon the market snfficient to produce @ moderate sized panic among the bulls. This result hae long beon in anticipation; but the efforts to prevent such a collapse have thus far been successful. It is our impression that unproductive fancy stocks, the market value of which cannot be less than five millions of dollars, are held in Wall street, princi- pally by the banks,on hypothecation. This is a dead ‘weight upon hol@ers, which is continually increasing by the accumulation of interest. There are stocks now in the market which have been for ten or fifteen years the foot ball of epeculators, and notwithstanding the ennya! addition to their cost im the shape of interest, the cur- rent value is considerably less than at that time. The market value of these stocks at the present time range: fro m forty to fifty per cent below what it was ten years ago. The probability is, that ten years hence, these fancy stocks will not be worth more than they are at thie moment, and it is possible they may be actually worth @ great deal less Within the past year feveral new stocks have been added to the list, whieh have absorbed a portion of the floating capital, snd attracted it from the old, worm cut fancies. Speca- lation has been quite moderate during the present year the effect of which is seen in the concentration of stocks ‘This is the invariable reeult of quiet times. Speculation dirtributes stock securities of all kinas. The move- ‘ ment of stocks is somewhat similar to the tide. They Dave their regular ebb and flow. Sometimes it is high tide in Wall street, when ev-ry place is flooded with stocks; st other times it thin. tide out of the street when outsiders are full of the fancies. There is, at this time,» perfect deluge in Wall street and we fear that tome of the residents of that vicinity will be swamped "Before it abates. There must be some change in the stock market before the lapse of many dayz, and we fear that change will be of an unfavorable character. All th: influence the brokers have been able to control, has bee Drought to inflate prices for stocke; so far, it has beer ‘witheut avail, and we begin to think that their power ¢ put up or put down prices is not, and never was, so gre» as they have had the credit of. The outsiders bold: power, and can control the market as they piense, if they will only Beep coo! and avoid all excitement. ‘We have never hesitated to present what, in our esti mation, appeared to meet the careful consideration o: the commercial community, and if in carrying out thi- determination, we should over estimate the advantage- of cur enterprise, or too severely depreciate the impor. tance of another, we can only say, the fault is not sharge- able to the judgment we exercise, but to the false plav which are presemted by the managers of the differen companies before the public. We present and compare fects and statements as they are given, and having 6 done, consiusious must pass for thelr worth, be they whet they may. One thing. however, is most certain—ic. all cases where the officials of an incorporated com pany openly enter the market ae epeculators in th: stock spd securities cf that company, we ever have. acd ever shall, condemn them in the strongest terms | ‘The advantages which they posses: enable them tr operate exclusively, and of course more surely an. profitably, tham tose with whom they deal. It is t! + wsof no importance whether the market value of any atock rise OF fall, nor, except through some cornerin} operation, do we think that any influence can be intro. eed to change the natural course of events. Hai ‘ ‘when we see & state of unnatural infistion, inconsistent with the condition of the money market, then we art * fed to the conclusion thet there must be appliances t/ produce such an ancmaly. which ought to be probed. In compection with this subject, it would be wei enough to inquire, in whose hands and under what con trol is the large amount of receipte which ought to have been set aside for the payment of the January interest, and the anxiously jooked for dividend ef the Erie Rail. road Company whether the whole or any part of the : ecm pany’ revenue is, or has been, employed to sustain the rpeculative stock movements of the cornering comb: mation’ We would alse like to be informed why. by whom, an informal meeting of the directors wat ateembied to pronounce, by anticipation, sixty days b: fore the termination of the year's business, what div. dend would be declared; and whether such informal pro- ceeding be not contrary to all practice, entirely inson- tirtent with the intelligence and integrity of regular basi eee tranractions’ We have not yet seen the report of this company to the Legisiature, but we hepe they have givens full history of their fiecal negotiations, and the smount of their several indebtedness; how the same have accrued; what further moneys will be required for | the completion of the preeent and the laying of a second track, the nature of their eontracte with the isteral roads, with the amount of such extra capital on whish they Dave to pay dividends; and, summing the entire agere- | gate capitale—the amount, the solidarity of the securities op the market? To the public it is a matter of import. | Soce that « detailed statement should be preeemted— that the breadth and the depth of the receipts, indebdt. i dines, and the expenditures, sheuld be plainly reported There can be no good motive for any concealmente; and produce dirtruat | At o epecial mectiog 11 the Northern Railroad Com pany, held at Ker.e, N. H., the directors were authorized {jv hve thousand five hundred shares of new stock, | wt $100 per share, and to give to the present stockholders | ‘who eubsoribe for them, the privilege of converting three | Old sbares Into preferred rix per cent. stook for every | new share thus taken by them. In other words, the beiders of three shares of old stock, by paying one hun- Gred dollare for a ngw share, will receive a new certificate Jor four shares of preferred stock. The object of the new Seeue ie to pay all the debts of the company, bonded and fieating, which mature within eight yeare from this time It is puppoeed that the whole of thie preferred etook will | be taken on the terme proposed and that a dividend will | be paid on it in January Revers! applications have been mad @ Auiitor of | the State of Iliincie for authority te do business under | the new banking recently approved by th that Plate We bave no dowbt thet there will be as Wary bauke in Liinois wt the end of five years, ay there fre now in New Jerwey ‘The ralirond companies ef thir & Ubree exceptions, rect in thelr repr to the Btare Ra pincer aod Surveyor, in noocrdance wih # fpeainl ant of sare put on, mast and wil) eventyally |X the Legislature. We annex the report of the Albany ead Bchnectady Railroad Company, for the year ending the ag reagan soap aro Geusnne rap" ( (Monawx) my Amount fc 0 | ary a ie 3 | y te: ‘Bow of Need and eqepmentscocessenss Sein | 5 rua dine, 66,078; do. freight, 44162 | Seta 1860. iss. | tons 63012 9.058 | $1478 2 9; 79,5106 12 $146,049 61 | $7432 64 5765 50 $200 504 88 $290847 75 LIT 98 "108.080 33 $117412 9 $130,168 40 tases er aaee 70.000 00 70,000 00 ‘To rurplus fund 8,604 23 16804 44 Total amount of surplus fand.. 25,000 00 41,804 44 ‘The rate of dividend in 1851, was seven per cent on the capital The increase inthe amount of interest paid, ‘was caused, no doubt, by the higher rates paid on the joating debt. The Auditor General of Peansylvenia reports the reve- nue and expenditures.of the commenwealth, for the year ending November 30, 1861, as follows :— Finances ov Pennevivania—Revenve ano Exrenpitunes. REVENUE. seeeees 152 96 THe a7 233783 65 duties... 160,048 96 . 1.872170 87 . 308,213 79 EXPENDITURES, zane ay ple ano wat BY 4 fo. econ, a tal nec te a seeevtin eH | wary SAS: oa ae rive relient ‘testimonial. ANTE SITUATION, BY “A RESPECTABLE man ° h Washer and ironer.” fine’ best of ‘eaterense aivese Pleats gpllgt No. 13) No. 10 Avenue C, second floor, between Kighth and SOOT eer iio cervanien. pm 4& BTEA “BY a \ RESPECTABLE MEDOE WEEE: Can be ws ANTED—a SITUATION, fo do plain cooking aud Ironia, 0 Housework. “Has pood city reference. .. Please eail a 1488 Greenwich street. YA RESPECTABLE YOUNG seituation in : ork. The teas 7 or reeral ers for tw ANTED — from the ou or given. ‘idirees MB. TED—A GOOD ACTIVE SERVANT, FOR A Me small family, ( (one who can wash.) Terms, $4. Apply 267 Hudeon stret WOMAN ily ae ry ANTED A 000, COOK- 4 Rooros thers'need 8 ommuercial Cotes House, 63 Dey street from? to 10 Pata ae a3 40 a WANTED. -BY 4 RESPEOTADLE nEROTESTANT sirl, a situation ae Sesmetroes ast amily. Onn be son for two dae? PI Highth etrees, betwoon Avenues B and C. ANTED—-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 1, a situation to 7) Keo] sewing, and take care of on,’ Gan 1 ighth street, bet ehildren, Can be seen at 34! ween Avenues Bane. ANTED—A SSrUastON. BY A RESPECTABLE in ihe count a two days, in the rear Wire 4 RESPECTABLE WOeaR, ASITUA- tion as Cook, or as Cham! id, ams and ironing. Good ‘city reference given. ‘apply "2s Week Nineteenth street. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT bermaid and Seamstress, woman, # situation as Chemie or as Nuree and Seamstress. eahipa and New Yer un- exceptionsble ed from Brooklyn 5 tor tability, honesty, and e1 Bh thie day (Mt ) or after, if it street, WAstEDT A SITUATION, hag © A PRIVATE FAMILY, Ley Moe) eenie’ Protestant She is ry x oF thtee, suildren=ta ca Samer nmeeeen et oes ae” Apply a 107 The most sanetaate city reference git Variok stre rukind Total expenditures .......-.e+e.-2++2. $4 780,07 68 Available balance, Nov. 20, ib es Deposit U8. Bask ~~ $865,011 21 $5,645,078 74 All the engagements of the Commonwealth have been met by the Treasurer, notwithstanding the appropria- tions, during the past year, for the improvements making on the Columbis Railroad, for the new road, to avoid the inclined planes on the Allegheny and Portage Railroad. and for the completion of the North Branch Canal. Be- sides all this, upward of $185,000 have been paid over to the commissioners of the sinking fund. Among the ex- penditures for public improvements were $473,606 56 for motive power expenses on railroads, including new loco- motives and old debts ; for repairs on canals and rail- roads, and old debts therefor, $463,961 62 ; for straight- ening and improving the Philadelphia and Columbia $266,171 75 ; for railroad to avoid the Alle gheny inclined plains $25,300 ; for extension of the‘North Branch Canal, $442,160; and for Western Reservoir, Hoare, sions, Saw SUBSIDIES 5 bac ob a Thirty. ore, and most of them fu; mn Austrian army, eeived: et revolting treatment. were direct & pe ition to Gi yore por K willing to work for mal coed in ee} ap. the p to give the t, pest grie e ds but i lowing of the above. p s confess thst m: ie eush ee gute Eine natal, vat Vs y means a veopely my ve 880 at ou of my fatherland, Sk. abeorbing al ae at cannot ee to the ry rellet of dla therefore, must refuse grant aa} F pesitl New York, Deoomber 12, T L. KOSSUTH. HE EDITORIAL BANQUET THIS EVENING AT the astor House, will be all that that ys yy nell only to vag he pr of that lo caving a gneet deat’) Uke getese will haven tone Mulligatawny soup they will not get, but the public know be ‘as well avail the known delj- G4 S LAPAYETTE. ATTEN pt ‘e Com! are ordere: fall saifctm, wi with side atine only, at sheit Armor Teuee, t ‘Tuesday, 6th inst, ai cieloek Eiprecinay. to Sttend to. the milivary invitation w) er y sty, LOUIS 1. GRILERE, Captain. Naw one. Ds pre} ty} 1851. sat - ” ETING or THR Frida &, the following y adopted a re" sincere thanks to ». Dodge. and for the sige the Company on their second Annual Excur- That we return our sincere thanks to Mrs. Reed Teutiful bouguets aise to Mise “Anu Bites Cute and ihe Mary ome Ponte, for the splendid wreaths presented to the wee urn our sincere thanks to Mrs. Reed <5 "indie “ef ‘New J Mechelle, for their kind attention o1 at wet That we r cere thanks to eur ii jemen who so liberally prosen’ ‘with thy Gdns "rh rien ren! at we Tetatn our reunee Chanke to'Mr. Ad- wap 2 eg bie band for the Woo as" ou that + FO LEN ase { Committee, urn our Fi PERSONAL. M®, AVERILL, AND MR stiTT, WHO LATELY ik ved from Rio de Janeiro, will seater 9 favor soen 5 Sabeerioet by ‘pou hi fom JAMES LaW! insurance Broker, No. ‘82 Wall street. The to c tag Si ‘Any one retu: nim, or "Nabeaans his recovery, at 43 Spa Tanne S'Gola Chain and Seal attached. rae on the watch —"Preee inhabitants net him a6 8 p ef tite te elias for bie tal e educatio ssa oy bo" ‘ty. Informa be eft with Gepenin Chegenter any Tite et, yd ueraned eee Lovo", Sat between Chinebilla tur. jea¥ing it at No. 751 PAs MORNING, IN ‘enth street! ll be ere re EVENING ABOUT DUSK, A rine, near the corner of Groatwar oad WwW A Te H—LEFT WITH THE apniene or Me eerer tn blie ea! HORSES, CARRIAGES, ae. REBS, WC. pence To PURCHASE, A ‘st bo Froen Horte, 16 hands. For further particulars, © But Thirteenth street, between ef ‘olook, each day. He Wille, Kone efWaed 2 fOR SALE-A LiguT BUGGY WAGON, wit BNA mellec leather *p end pa povents in ficet rate ord r. soy bat little weed, cLorHine, CLOTHING ~ WANTED ro PURCMARA vad +. are se. of t goed Jott. C487 orr c LOTBIN jeatton, OWN, Tw OTICE TO ALL ~AS THE HOLIDAYS APPROACH, Your winter elethang wants to bo elther cleaned dyed, Sitered erimmed, oF repaired. shore notte Pepe ot gone tem to the old place, * for the abeve, 6 ‘note or % 1 all street, bavemns re everything METRY wtrees. @one up pat ya a ' Soarissus, i cy ANTED—A srzveston BY A Syd nm peo ook, whi her busines: ind Cr ep 4 cit = eon for ea, Presi a ape iis “aio, ge arand eres, ‘ree "hoor, bask room, W aeesarome Aa REL ROEARLE FaOrksrawr woman, aaa Nurse a Good dity reference given. Apply ot 59 Spring W 4x. AN ee. E Lata) be | medenaen 97 4 A ook or Chambermai od reference riven. wapDly ey Spring’ street. ANTED—A | SITUATION, wer Mn o xeneral housework. ia; ies goo and. ironer, "Can give Gi is whewe a Kk. Herald office. fFelorente,” Adazees WoC. k ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as Chambermaid and Waiter, oz nurse and voamairess. Can give good city reference, {n- quire at 63 Thompeon street, rear W 4ANTED—4 SITUATION ASA aaa so 00k; would prefer upstairs work, and wall or the general housework of s small p has lived tix yearein New York in « respectable faa well recommended. Enquire at No. 316 Mott BY A RESPECTABLE wont lain city unas or to do the general Private family; has served three Fy abl in be ment. Respectable city refercnee Weet-Thirteonth evrect, between she third floor, back room. AN TED_SITUATIONE FOR SEVEN 08 EIGHT reepectable git ‘are £0 also good so ecusta: oN ey severn! Al ry eat and tidy Broteatant le that are a ble to do moral Bouswecks ciel chammiqenechs ond we ca Please call at feb and ‘Sixth ‘aveauss, a soprity. B. Private can be at al pried with first class servants daeelyias J son's office, % treet, (Military Gard Witeng. o ‘A SITUATION AS CeOK, ‘WASHER AND mall family, or Se criti fit, We ey jtopher and lane, Ni me AY ot Christ t iin the sont ctionary store. ANTED A, SITUATION, a8 FIRST in, English woman, who Ferfeotly ¢ the beet city refereace. tr Fourth avenue, ‘between ‘Ninth’ RESPECTAB' land, « situatio: 1 of the and atalf East "T wend} th ANTED—A SITUATION. BY 4 “VERY SMART. AND AL) yeas woman. # i dt hoasowoi telerenee, andi o1 Would prior lo he it yeenall he sce being eam Piesee call ae 223 «more le. ANTED— SITUATION, BY A STEADY, ACTIVE 3 Chambermaid, or to do the general rork of call private family. The iss Li and ironer, horeelf general! Reed tale and iv eo) toma aily useluls "Can. be’ soon for tecond erect, betwee Seoond and joer, front room, ANTED—A Lana gt BY A RESPECTABLE mand the best ety, refSrenes a city reforence Gaye. Ploase cail at No rn f TIDY YOUNG wo. eneral housework: 1s. goo ecner} athe Sooo pforce fan be seen for tw No ob) objection bed . ney: than st im atlantic street, Beuth Brooklyn. country. en ayy BY A RESPECTABLE 0 40 general housework de exee ¥o NG Laby, Y oun, ble Bal ey 7d where ‘oat office. Bote, with H. A. ey twenty vease.ot ems, in the office of a hotel. bave the best of references, genteel address, &o. ‘Thomas, this office, ANTE yo BS ATION . young Scots = WAITER, IN A FIRST ae 7 Ry mas dorsyand his business, yt ch & liberal salary rt tute 0 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY a Most RI PROTA ble, syety, —? a w ad great pert ir. Horner, ans WA three days. AITER—WANTED, A BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD. street. Apply for apnea tain taf ngtvate fomily, | Relorenoey svanires twee hing. and®, 2" Sirs ven ore ond evening, at NT § MEN ARE WANTED. TO OPE. gig kh Profitable business business talents, will TRD—& SITUATION WAITER, BY vA sober and industrious habite: entisfactor storemece ‘will be Mere to be a to T. 8. itd Broadway, post paid. 1M aeeed, iy ast, oguaensn, ne lea, Come! peotean 8 ry q soartbin pemancrt Ly ia ual deal “ive ‘aP IMR Arent Ste by & firet-rate wate sohten chronometer, esos repairing, in ail ite branc! reving letters, in the best m: Meevre Plate Brothers, 20 Mau ‘P.O, ROTEL PROPRIRTORS.—WANTED, a CHAM | bermsid’s situation, ty & very Fespaetable girl, whe hes ltved two years in first lage hotels. and m rose Tor two day BE, Wersid ome. TS SALESMEN AND CANVASSERS GENRRALLY — ‘anted, two men, of gent! address, and good . solicit subscribers for an entirely new ustraved by artiate of the highest talent. H. FRY, bagement 26 Joha evrert, 1 care ildrer M4 de cham! a oo nd iN TU- ABLE YOU! i ha cy nd vere. A ears. rt dn be: day for eall 86 No. IY an igh ab “beck C. Be’ Chatham Square Post AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTS 4 SITUATION Glegh'en foara rd of 82 sane. to character ry She ndvertising deak of WANTS A SITUATION—LATRLY AN sco he Mlnee, Good city seference given. Pleas cali at ig Fifth and Sixth avenues. Can be teen from 10 bo Iz o'clock, for two days, if net en: gaged. SoLDaRe, WaNTED_ UNITED Corpe.—The rendesy Pirrita ae teh { ts th PyeePi "0, La. Polka innet "Polka, Le ia Shae Pelt Gs ae panacea ow" rile urna a iat mes | Arathi ieee te ‘ad Frifay ahernoont « The lane ae \ S010 Me for laaton. scihel or ry 4a Srna, ae well a mers. Mours de- Gis or at our Acsdemy, orat the families AURTEENTH ANNUAL PROTECTION gine Co. No. bs January 6.1863 atthe City as ded Bro 0 te can be procured o! i if the com- pany. FA1B, Sec'y. ME ANNUAL BALL OF FULTO NE, # i smuttater Place at Miblo's Garden, ou Tuseday evenise, OVE or ¥ 3 CIRCLE. —THE SECOND ANNUAL iety will take place on As bane] by = ate Me gS age 6 valook, y order’ “CHAE cS M dy tS HALL.—8ECOND ANNUAL Bye, or Te fe inst. ‘at TH Hats, Canal street. rag gees Social Ternverein, (G: )to Whig! ue a the 15th Desens > 186 end aoa Fr, Stat Teter ‘Hall. Ball Seite bea at’ ‘Hall & LF] Bas Bis tee a see musie seu wry Pyare D panes AND WALTZIN( Bon All the new dances m enght ta th ye shorteyi pocel Misses tlasous to'onit tho semrronteces falls Bolrees exclusively for the patrons of the academy, M*24° poems, TAKES LEAVE TO INFORM THR gentlemen of New York, that she has re- commenced her ieee ee in Deneing, eS th > sumee room of the Stuyverant yes here she resides. pd ply trem It la. Me to ws'P- M, ot nnn HOMESTEADS SS cence snmareas BUILDING ASSOCIATION. — third re meeting will are pol memtaly inte inle semseiation SDL in shettntrss ots Tow years, create for the depositor the cua of $00 All wh ‘want to purchase a home can, by th ‘sceom.- Plish it. "None are too poor, none too rich, te aveil thems selves ee advantages. Join now. By-laws can be obtained grgtulee e aly, 0 either at the meeting or at the Seoretary's office, No. 5 erect, ii oun N. Seg GREN, Pr Fyesident, MISCELLANEOUS, Cuanizs EB P. KIMBALL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the saie of all kinds of books andecationers.” Lom wharf, San Francisco, California. D5P27 QF, THE PRODUCTS OF PERRIGoRD, Franc:—i6s Broadway —Thia gole sgen a the United States for the house ae ale, The roa articles haves are the maeanee nee am a) New AND RARE FLOWERS, BIGNONIA, VENU3Ta, her rare varieties —The subscriber offers for anle & cholce toy . T™ DELIG FUL EXERCISE OF RILLLA DS Was Fay | to SY, AY a ho ua syeeme an Mince pres “y rEWw Mo e! Pp’ ove and halves (0 conte, ae, old ‘Buclich. Pore ad x - an hling 1%, with & great varie! Viens. No: 138 git mere Couatey’ meeshante tetoretjou buy coowners.” “ + Noacde FRENCH FLUTING, ‘Address 103 © LACES done up as in France, ‘West Sixvesath ‘whioh they ofiee Pe SF eat he, by Pan i ba COSTA & Oo. 100 Nassau a 2 — without reser red Fars, 0: ‘Sef ak jloves, fancy in the atuogten. t ‘shalorses ou morning of sale. AMMOTH NEWFOUN ND BREED—A rEW Pops of the old sort for sale as 6 Water strest. i J.P. SMITH, AUTHOR OF Amy Lauren: oy pains ie tents Asean street, cor. Dysen Cough in afew days: cnetion a or it, For sale, by rwen beepere alt over the United tates, and at the 22S Greenwich stree ATCHES A Sia coun BRADY MADE [ite WaRE IN mur “poo Forks, Ne: other istes of ehasin Bilve } GINOCHIO, 118 Canal stress, | | | R eacgn. HENRY {. IBBOTSON, manu 'scturets to No. 218 John etregs, Bycurc. FACE AND HAND. —' is in possesrion of an original reoips, u tests and y whic! tioular ste may. re. ry of olen me howevet unpro- ising ite Neoudition ‘The eclye, with dire: Sen fot ee i by revere Ml be say evn bujhd ing pireet; i Patveaetpiia, by i Lalidinns Kine street in Pailadetsia, & South Phird wtrect, and by F- I Jin Washington. D. Us bye a Tutsi te om, ve tf . Ly rived: it New Orleans, by 3. Wright & Ov. in Uhaelerten, 3B. ©, by Cowan & Oo. sf bs ane if Gro tay Petter els ae i O UB ry Fulton, Commo: Vier streets, asian "io Wisome the corner Cou Hy oy 23.4, yu tar en Ne. foutas the Gravior streeta. by. New lavee nw Leves, Pl Pye. i Pahen New ares, no No. dras, sree, aa Fulton streets. Lote Nos. 2 qicah esi, 16 freee nee, Levee and of Ground, ip sheaquare b ink Fulven, Poyéras, ‘wtree| inel Lot No. 1 te thi fr lew mee r- eyarans rdzea ots oe. Lot No 16 fo 16 forms the sores Lafayerte, ee te a, w Loves streets. Low 80,7, 8 9 18s Dy 2, 1s 4, 18, front on Pulton and ta of of Ground, tn she square bounded by New Gizod street ‘numbering ae aay oi vinluate 2 ie No. feyetse, 7 7 % . w, Levees of Levee streets. 8 Ad am $3 ia tad i, trout on Fulton a ear oy Low of opt ARAB Sasare Dovntee New saree Fulson, Girod, ani bene — ‘to 10, inclusive. Siebert ner of Gi Ful and New Levee stree' fot ae mek forms the corner of Notre Dame, Full 4} Lote, 3, 4, 367, 8 and! ), front on bg SB ew te forme the corner of, Notre ton, and striete. Lit No.9 forms the osteer of Julia, Futon, and New daw lave i Low and Sf peng) pata Lev Fi pultod vervete, sum- Lob No, [forms the coraer of i ie a8 5 in, We St ie ‘Si, Fn ah otreets. Gi square bounded bys 8b. Jo- ‘Levee, and Hutton stevets, unvaberiag usive, Lae No. 1 forms the comer of St. ‘and New Levee Lot No. 6 forms the corner of Market, Fulton, ane ew an Levee streets, Lote 2, and d front on Fulton and New Loveo streets. 10 Five Lote of G Lo Parry bens Delora, tages) New Levee, and wey fess ite looalit 17 nite: rt States. The te orn on wide stree d usiness, OF Wholesale ities, bounded ieee 2 ny erm! stgeet notnames, G e described pro} real cstate in thet lots hi two fronts vomnie fourire wells heavy Western Tithographle Plans willbe ready fo ius onthe — August, S| andeaafliervats he margieal 1 notes, to any perso re Re ili has oh property she sented ‘by partics to the oompromise who shall heve signee the act of compromise under whicn this 61 msde, prior to the doy of sald sale. Termrsofeale—One ffih cash; balance in equal ingtalmente Hons yoous eeadin wih G ose sent po erest from date to maturity, and if not thea paid, 8 per cont por anaum until pony payment, scoured by mortgage on the property. ASR PTCna rae oti avert | C'elook: in the’ ONen forth William street, of choice mortcage, Alar, the Furniture, aa ve ea, Raisii Boxes ane Tons sultable tor ihe counting house dea Ax hme NOTICE.- THOMAS: a AUCTIO: EER. _ order of A ‘Assignees of fancy ‘and toys, 6 ‘Brosdwaye ‘Will be continued on Monday, the loth, at 10 ~The attention of dealers and families is invited to ENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER —SPLENDID statuary, Marble Mantels, richly os leury H. gees & Co wiilecliay auction;on Teesday, Desembet 21 He), a8 Iho of James Levy, No. 115 ary, Broc Vesics, Le and Gree quence of extensive alteration ah. They can be examin’ pledges, Watches and 3 ther articles. By corner of Broom UCTION Botton rE “CARRINGTON, AUC. tioneer.—Rare 4 vale pie modern Oil Paintings, now on exhibition, Mery at No 653 he st Boad sesh ome of # jona! Academ: ba ‘ moe in & hacer, oy rig arantee: There are a’ we fow picture Dyck deo SELL ON Mon. ited nei th andsome furniti variet; Waa 4 ety ‘ashsten: and other Tables, Mais | roan .- detent eae | e aint | fo quantity jlassware, Cases, } tt tte Strandotet > fnga Ee apeer feclo toa Woleen ‘with's ef common furniture, Crockery, Table, Re. (rain oF shine). OHN LEVIEON, AUOTIONEER—A RARE COLLE on of 100 O11 Pai foe Dee Dee. wh jatings ae the first artiste, in ric! posed uction on Monda: ee ok. “a tue tole oom, we of indies” cee work boxes Se. N. B—Biales of books every yor SALE—O. WARREN, Sucre Naan — ota ro a & hepa pe | ik A. Green. ¥ ect, fol part of the stock of or goods ofthe inte J. Driver. L. BB mort call the attention o! coeelwatie aa ———— FOR SALE AND TO LET. Fo8s4 SALE—THE LEASE, ofiabl iinesene AND proee b-4 ni ety in ct ity #0) f the best bee Pit be dispoved of bafore the feet of iad Ws aded) of a Mghborhood, aquire of with proper ‘ tpplied for'soen, we emonth. For partioulars, roadway. OR SALE CHEAP, TO © Stock and Fixtures (ff fetail Grocery Store, situa gorner of Ficet avenue an P. Ma Chambers street. A SECOND HAND S{X-HORSE POWER Ta Boiler, capable o! twel ghvoly a0 the Factory, corn 0 DRUGGISTS—FOR SAL. svete, handeomely atted lean opport vestment. Address Droggist, office of this paper. jPrae raat oF A BUILDING ON BROADWAY TO e ra et front 14 10 deep—the lower pare to be ove weelf sean & Tofeatd building t BOARDING AND LODGING, oanp. A Lt AND nis WIrk, gas ONE sincle gentie- *; modern built room, Ke. OARDING.— peusiasen, CAN BE aco ORM | dated with good lock from Broadway, cold bathe for the ves of occupants. Apply at meet. 51, Movstom sisiyh PVN SHED, ROOMS, WITH OR WITH hom ‘w house 18) e , ONE OK TWO SINGLE GEN- Of Randeume roowe is —THREE COMPLE: LY Fw ANIsHED } &e N* ar woe! " 2 Buttelee ie Heheod thre ne, tm wrmed by vith te on tash floor, Open | pee ate eer iiact; Cormee William and Frankort streets, | Seren Nom the Park. An effciont Porter wanted ro Lar, DOWN TOWN Nf Mweil fursished room: Aleo Apply st Nw. 59 Palton ete rooma to Det OUSE WANTED.-A SMALL HOUSE, IN A REI H speetable neighberhood, below Bleecker street, wanted pinediately. Addtess B. 1, a0 this offee. Se ae or raz 4 w YORK CIFY PRACT ore | ee ay. | ith ie, ond eh halt oe Gall pass me *! Gharek aes ao ee une 9. . aasir ata No. 51 —THE 2 aaah OF “OLIVE BI Fequested to ting sis ly MONDAY YEVantnas ae va sO fimpertance 9 every brother is expected so come SACIAL MEETING ¥ THE NEW YO iit o'clock, se the vos! y, A126 oleh, RN CIS Th GARRE THON, "Presiden “Cnvrenme J. Ghennausers, Vertelasy, AM iearary Lage acl TO THE cat Aye be "I Tequested to on Mon attendans naan y of that Hock. A ES Ww ie yy ho called for this day, Monday, ieee new os aaa ent. —NOTICE. a MERTING t-4 the frien iberty: 5 eaten aod universal ii , Nineteent held at Wm. D. 8 ya, Wash- Agton's Monument House, Third ‘eve: ing next, 16th December, set soven aloe {or the purpose. of tohing ps to form pyre Talia fondo. tor sb ge tion of Bot hag 1080 approving the same are svaiapemgn Thaac CLARK, 8. D. MOULTO! WA-DOOLEY, _THOs. PINCKNEY, Catt rn Keg ht MEETING oF phe ed Non Fork Btate Te will bo bs} bh somes, vitsiden pa the ee inet. hr ond a5 Broa of m importance will be mie Mc Pe secohens AILOR BOARDIN “i Hau epers of Suilor Boar Emporium, will be held isl Emporium held on 17th, a8 736 o'eloek, at 100 Cherry street, to take wid mend adopt some measures the weliare in pagers et yt poo ws sea the A pw mene other re fiendiyy to bd Joba, G. Constable, os Farley, Ji temo, Bano wil Miller, Levi Ta Jenin Richards ‘ohn order of the Committee of vee, James H. A PUBLIC MEBTING Houses of this inesday even: ist Suse Ar- Wil- the eee Fomurts BURIAL LOTS, IN THE CUMB TST, Imanvel C (near Cre Hill Wednesda: 3 17th, ond desire shasii ill please take Se rire Rak aay tat Se ihe Thomas Ro: oP between 10 o'cloel stages will bein I Or of 4 them to or byt + orsh rns te iA Mi and OF THE ey the Divi- arg, where mpany having completed their houses on thi eran bee, Lard, fice fe @ Yet her ve Pal algo a, py el ge NOT MR. SIIELLEY'S STATISTICAL Btat Did he mean of Mulligatawny soup per an: CELTIC LApizs REs: ley's ou side of Chi ey i et delioncies kn mown, , erved a private alonae, from a to this her faith) ont of can procure the opoie MPORTANT ENA ttt ak Sod LOU is 82P; ZEK, Doctor Ph: veeen, pit way Irving No. 57. to the follow » written by the “nund of Rossath :— tien fol reing, writ 4k. Ad a. ly, and ay . (en piace of his rare @) kill an: the of his disting ofall my apace verina to the jaet honr, jo e ry jed in securing to himoelf, net only my entire sasiatee- rerohed os well ag Governor of Hungary.” FINANCIAL. 820,000 ‘stassesote ver a Dry Soot Cigars, sured. The onda, Gold cash ADVANCED UPON a. x AND evored and in- i ae 7 Brondway. fixtures, Uwe and oat-paid, A. B. Fone Autres > by letter, De, as geen abeiared otared tla 16L—a& acu eae ae INBURARCB OOMPA- No. TATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER Ci S7*ihe intereet becoming due ou tes eat Gael Seoeeoe, yale im this wil date: on Greeentation nied prover THN, MH La for vale Bt for pa ceaned patie Great York and 1) “datece man L3 Collins, & ‘hovon “OLD SLIP, CORNER OF Whities 7. “FarRooTT aw © SOUTH Ww. ane feats say cea! reas Brigein and 1 They, are ise sale bine Wey 2 ote Tail Lime, the ee P wv. yar nas Sy NO. @ SOUTH ‘ales—are alse ik and Lo Laverpee! an Ly , week y: “Certiticntes for the the above lines INSTRUCTION. Ss Ts, and legible vraag a “tneraty toon tnrvegnes TR er A | MERCHANT is riner pRepier mplanment ‘con “Ge jemrth. of the age. aati Sh = ew for PANISH ‘LANGUAGE.—A. DE P. Leathe ee me aslator $f, 3 ado lero a a Breas A® Laby, AJ i J goon sreune © snocames! Fd im in the tanily of widower, oth cht Check to wuerindtnd, pet caveaty. Adatess Lovaas try, enleulsted Ve give matical expiavations, together with matic peculiarities of the language. of Nee hte future evente. weyties ealenl and maeculine and SWhite streeu meet wyere letters, post oleve immetishe attention. For 1078, Astrological Almannce oan be procered ot rete, ae