The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1852, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Frivar, Oct, §—6 P. M, There was considerable activity in the stock market this morning, and an adrsnce was realized on most of ‘the fancies. The transactions were principally om time, | ‘and the balls took hold prettysharp. At the first board, Neewich and Worcester advanced 44 per cent; Erie Rail- read, %; Cumberland Coa\. 2; Harlem, ; Hudeon Rail- road, ; Morris Canal, i. North American Trast, 4; | ‘Btomington, ; New Haven Railroad, \; Rochester and Byrecuse, 1. At the second board, Hudson Railroad im- proved i per cent; Harlem, 4. Im others there was | mochange. The market », little feverish, but no | more se than might be exproted after such a panic and rapid depteciation in prinvs Money continues in active demand, but no fears are en ertained that a stringency of any importance will be resized. The Sub-Treasury re- etipts continue about th: ame as last reported. The ‘mount paid in to-day «x. $127.445 23 ; disbursements, SOT, 72B 33;—Ddalance. $6 0 990 05, ‘Whe returns of the Cheiham, Mechanics’ Banking As- ‘sociation, and Fulton Bax iv, for September. show a falling | @ff im specie, since the pr vious report, of $50,439, and an inorease in all the other lon. ing departments, ‘The Hope Insurance Company, ot Boston, have de- olared a cemi-anpval diycend of five per cemt; the | Prescott Bank, Lowell. 1c» per cont; the John Hancock Bauk, Springfield, four p © ont. The earnings of the ensburg Railroad Company @uring the month of Sep' uber, amounted to $56,050 65, against $54 477, 92 for the seme month in 1861—showing fp increase of $21 6727 he month of September com- pletes the second yer: ‘ m the opening of the entire | line, and the result, as compared with the first, is as fol- lows:—Total earnings 0) ear, ending October 1, 1851, $201,153 86; second year onding October, 1852, $436,- O78 76. Accounts recently ree: the Great Northern Lead « ie character. There work in the two shaft Union Mine, at a depch 3, feet wide. The sh» to the adit. 78 feet dee the second slope. Th @pened A large numb furnaces, The horse wh foundations for engine fix: ‘Of great forwardness for r \ from the superintendent of upany are of the most favora- uow seventy-eight mines at nthe Western shaft of the feet, the vein of galena was he Coal Hill Mine is finished id the adit is completed to astern shaft will soon be ‘ masons are at work on the + completed, forges erected, ed, and everything ina state \a developement of the weaith of the mimes, The engine :« of sixty horse power, and left aday or two since for (cdensburg. The Ogdensburg Railroad Company deters: much credit for the facilities furnished for tran «por his piece of machinery to its destination. Cars were *n! over all the railroad lines to this city, for the express pose of conveying thisengine tothe mines of the (rev: Northern Lead Company, so that no time would be !ost in patting it in operation be- fore the wimter sets in ‘he distance the cars will ha’ te travel exceeds eleven hundred miles. Mr. BR. P. Ri ington, one of the trustev.s, and acting superintendent at ‘the mines, is determined not to Let the resources of the company remain undeveloped. Hisexperienceandenergy | ‘Will be of vast service in giving life and activity tothe | ‘ompany’s operations, d in placing the mines, at the | earlicat moment, in « condition to yield the greatest | Tetras. ‘The earnings of the ‘ i Michigan and North Indisna Railroad Company for :> xaomth of September, amounted | to $113,215 56. The roceipte during the four months ending October Ist. 1 amounted to $355,188 73, of | which $234,907 66 wos ‘r+m passengers and mail, and $121 281 07 from freigi' ‘The receipts of the jong Isiand Railroad Company ‘during the month of Sepivmber, im each of the past two years, were as annexe«i Lone 1s | » Rar-noap, 1851. $14. Looai Fares. | Local reight. Misti Service. 1852. 16. Total......... Tncceasa, $3,183 61— Most of the stock of t deipoia, and it is pro ‘will be made in the ms eenducted, be made » ‘The gross earning- she Eastern Railr exe of the past ten year «+ $20,596 61 » per cent. ompany is owned in pane. | nat some important changes sent. It might, if properly icaple investment. ot expemses, net income. &c., napany, of Massachusetts, in | ave been a4 aunexed:— $25,780 22 | so Massacauserts, Running Net In peep ds. 6 per cent. 6 me f 4 % 5 8 4 3 a8 Tue groas receip $4,070,516; running 2.906.224, average div This road includes th shire which is leased ¢ he ten years amounted to $1,464.292; net income, d per annum, 7 11-20 per cent, scorn Railroad in New Uamp- sed operated by the Massachu- we ceen by the above statement, itures were less than forty per Sette company. It « that the running ex)» cent of the gross inevm ‘The annexed tabdic «x nibits the quantity and value of oertain articles expor::) ‘rom Great Britain to the United States, during the tira: eight months of the past four | years :— Der Goovs Exrontep 10 vue Usiteo States rrom Exo. To Sept. at, Calicoes, plain, yds. Do. printed & dyed mist, Iba. jitk & silk Linens, exolusive of Wootten & Woollen MixLures....... £1 1n plain calicoes the increase in 1352 on the average of Pi SO and °51, was 47: yards. In printed and Gyed calicoes the decrease in 1852, on the average of the three previous years, was 2.920,5°0 yards There wase | deorense, in 1852 in twist. of 70; ta silk and silk manufactures, of £28.4)2, in linens. exclusive of yarns, £8,095; and in woollen ond woollen mixtures, £12,012 on the average of the years 184%. '50,em4 ‘ol This is cer- tainty e more favorable exhibit than the returns at the Custom House at this port have induced us to expect. The importations of breadstuffs into Great Britain during the first seven months of the past three years, have been as annexed :-— Lerontations oF Burapstor: "o August Sth Whoat—Forele Coloni paces Sse Dete—Foreig Ryo 0—Foreig 7° Colo ‘ons—F¥ orei, roe Oh oo Ostmcal—F Indiau Meni Compared with the corresponding period last yesr, there has been & falling off in the importation of every ar- ticle except beans. The decrease in the receipts of wheat our, and Indian corn. has been iarge. notwithstanding which. prices compare very favorably. ‘The average price of wheat, for the last week in August, 1952, was £2 0s. 7d., against £1 19s. 10d. for the corresponding period in 1861 Price of Indian corn, £1 10s. last week in August, 1652, Against £1 66. 64. for same time in 1551 Price of flour Jast wook in August, 1852, £1 1s., against £1185. 9d. for game woek in 1851. The advance in the market valae of wheat amd Indian corn is trifling compared with the defi- diency in the receipts. ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of the Principal articles of produce left at tidewater from the commencement of navigation to the 30th of September, Gncivsive, during the years 1960, 160 days; 1861, 169 deys; 1852, 162 days:— Receipts or Propuct at Troe Waren. 1850 1851. Canal open April 22. April 1. Dhlaee L051. 045 2,108,585 1,238 663 10,12 502 42.813 249,487 4,025,977 4472,372 7174 300 9,060 610 ‘De quantity of flour, wheat, corn, ag barley left a! dowater during the fourth week in September, in [he danaimnsage rs ag a8 follows :— Flour. thls, Wheat. bu. Corn, ti. Barley, bu » Mons” shaires 94,504 goaeis 280,054 asdloat ” Peo. Bob ine 186 519 Deo. Saal Inc. aur wo ‘he aggregate quantity of the samme article left at tide yee peg the ne parent mem | nwa Total, from Jan. 1, to Oct. § Sept. inclusive, during the years 1861 and 1852, wee a follows :— re Fines | Tiocene | Cteeor, | Paras 1962.,2921508 0a eTT © ara GTZ MAL TI Inc, 23.188 23.183 Ine. 270.453 Dec 1714909 Deo. 31,768 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same article left at tide- water from the commencement of navigation to the 30th Sept., inclusive, during the years 1850 and 1952, was az follows :-— Plowr, bls, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu, las +1 651,045 1.234 663 2,887,152 oie 330 2221668 4,025,077 4 ATRSTZBLTLG Tne 27088 314 Ine.1 615220 Dee 271,61 ory 615 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the int. | ter loft at tide water this year, compared with the corres- ponding period of last year, shows an increase of 459,074 bbls. of tlour. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of forelzn dry goods entered at this port for consump- tion, for warehousing, and the withdrawals from ware- house, during the week ending, and including, Thursday: October Tth, 1852:— 8 un Fonrian Dry Goons, ‘for Consumption. j MANUFACTURES OF SIL, MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, _ | Boat tongae, ne iii. Cutten ben isan Pkes | Value. | Bacon, per Lb. 12Ye, _ toquality........$3.$5 » 100 $102,301 Porter howe steak. ....18¢, 8’m tomatoes, pr bsit.4s.075 67 be-yts 4 BUTTER MARKE Turnips pr doz bunches, %. see | Grane, Beli Re Gincea ete Gate 7 1.443. Cot and worst, 417 Appies( good) pemsalto. en bit ot prema Citron melons, per dos... $2 2110 Himbrtiotes 4 oe SY 088 Shawis,. a Deter, penibs Pongees. . 35 4 S and worsted 20 3 Silk and cotton 76 7 Gloves 4 3 Hose. 5 48 ind'gs H Sewings 16 sckerel, cach... Cree, per aun. ids. ¥ js Rew sks # 7,013 Oarpetio 102 Sree trout, per Ib. 8a, ee re $e get Manufsc. of... 15 14161 Manufac'res of 3 fans aie an ae Grae Dee ua te $e, 7 r hunc Sealer hie ee Sptue,px a pk a ‘ . Rotherbs, per bunch... 3s, 773 $140,191 MANUFACTURES oF COTTON. 188, “ q Daveen sotiea.” Fa | Eadisies, peo Basch... 20. Rae. oid] ‘Watermelons.each,120 .a25¢ Thread. Fy 5598 | _ There is a amart rise in the market prices of prime Web. ® 286 beef, good butter, and eggs. The advanced harvest su Tapes. eee ‘313 | By hae cota ey decrease in the a eee of frult eiceere 10,219 | and vegetables, and the arly eumm¢ nd smal Total......:.842 $171,937 16 ©2925 | fruits ppeared. Everything rae of een | ee eae: 2 quality. ant sores fies ee CITY TRADE REPORT. Embroiderios,.. $5 109,917 i | Pawar, Oct. 8=2 P. M. eee Re a a 9 | Astirs,—We Lave only to notioe sales of 60 bbis,, at Plush,, 5 21259 5 | $4 6834 for pots, and $5 5644 for pearls, per 100 lbs, gave = cm 3 | Stock light. 1 4 loves, 3 5 B There were 1,500 lbs, it Leather gor 13 9,945 — | | arivecpet tb cash, ee Clot) 2 387 = Total...+0...512 $104 sis Baeapsturrs.—Flour was more active at Pa tepan! Lo oie vee $1288 gl adscy mised to foney Wi tera, $4 SUN «$a Sonne s inoy West a Mob 65 <8 +188 $62,848 56% ; fine rye, $4 3734.0 $4 50; and common to Withdrawn from Warehouss. | Southern, $4 66 a $4 75. Jersey meal retailed at $3 75 lanuractenrs oF cortox. — saxuractuarser woot, | | Ber bbl ma rs coh cera peace plage tons, a woolen . part at 900 io nchuec oats at 450 8 47o., the | ae eet 2/872 | Previous ‘Aguree; aaa Ta.000 nes Western mixed corn | Hose. 2059 , 8 To, Too —en advance. Bye ond barley seemed dull | pools ee eae | vy. — —— Total.........64 $19641 | edie tte recheck mtorirhat teria) it 10541 Total.........50 $10,058 _ MANUFACTURES OF FLax. | Big. si eva ree tele ees i IC snd 100 do. | eiganeTacTens oF sn sys 19 917,043 + nore Soke mer ato day continued to vine the ty rad le nature re, being again a shade easier for non Le ie The buyer, equal to ie. in the'week, with eales of 1000 | $ Boe ‘shawls 4 78 | Bales, to which we adjust our quotations: — 8. [aot worsted. 2 728 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION, New Ort few Orleans, Lgeptereiictagie Bran goods... a 188 Uplands. Florida, Molle ¢ Tera | 24 ior, one. one. Total....... 61 $2288 % 3 1078 Inferi gue 914 goa i sa087 vas a 9% Total... ee) sk | said. De oe Entered for Warehousing. 10% 10% MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. 10% ly ibs | Wooilens . 7 1 Seles | a 11% EES og Cloths .. 5 =, Sd | Cot. & worsted 3 ae Rael ayia es ae Total....... 45 $11,704 MISCELLANEOUS, caw goods...112 $25,799 Pun! Millinery Clothing MANUFACTURES OF FLAR 3 Total ......,104 $90,223 Linens....-.. 98 $11,276 Recarirunation. Entered for Consumption 1851 1852 Pkigs. Value, Pk'gs, — Value. Munutac. of Wool. WIG) GILG Sti L100” Bua ONT x 612 104,513 631 304,083 842 171.937 188 62 348 8176 $882,468 Withdrawn fro ‘Wavehou 2 Manutac of Woel.. &8 64 $19.641 Cot 63 11.231 50 10.058 Silk 24 15 458 SL 22,183 Flax... 101 7733118 18.396 Miscellaneous 22 8.268 28 2937 Totel..... 208 —_-$76.606 $75,220 tered for Warehousing Manufac. of Wool. $ Cotton, ilk... ~" Flax Miscelianeous.. Tota... ceeeeerese i878 $202,806 480 1851 ‘Total value put upon the market ist week in October + $501,781 Previously since January et. 53,462 617 50,075,039 + $68,064 348 $51,728,757 ‘The transactions of trade sum up less in amount for the last than for the previous weeks, yet is business ac- tive, and the Western, this State, and the near-by trade generally, presents @ large daily demand, while ftccks are diminished and prices continue steady. ' Brown whirtings and sheetings are in moderate request at regular rates, stocks being light. Heavy shesti realize 7s, 4d. Bleached goods are firm, with a moderate demand, at 12a lc. Drills are active. Brown drills are rather higher, being 73; a T34c.—bleached. at 8o.; biuesde. Ornaburge are not very active. but steady in price. De- nime are rather inactive, but are firmer. as the stock is light, at 8a 8c Ticksare steady. with a ecarcity of some qualities. at $a12c. Stripes are in better demand and fir- mer. Canton flannels are in demand, and firmer, with a ht supply. Printing cloths are firmer, though the de- mani is light, as the supply is limited, Prints are active for all good qualities ; stocks are not heavy and prices are upto the highest mark of the senson—0% 99% c Gipghams are in reduced stock, and prices are well malntained—10 a 103g. Delaines are yct in steady de- masnd for country andcity trade, and the prices are firm. Cloths are rather quiet, and at steady prices, Cassimeres and ratinets are alike very active. The demand keeps up. while stocks have been reduced, rendering the market very firm. Linseys are now held at 19¢.. with fair sales. Tweeds are not plenty, while there is a fair domand at firm prices. Jeans are dull but firm. Flannels are ra- ther scarce; prices are buoyant under a quick demand. Biavkets are steady and active. Shawls are more active, butthe assortment is unusually large, and stocks do nov iminieh rapidly. French goods are still eelling freely, though to less extent than in the last few weeks. Tho stocks are rendered light by the very heavy sales, and prices of all kinds, except gloves, are well sustained. Black -ilks, as well as plaid and figured silks, are well fustalned, notwithstanding the lateness of the reason for the latter kinds Dress goods are nearly out of market but the few left are selling quickly at firm and fall prices. Cloths are in requert, and steady. French shawis are more sotive. British goods are in fair request generally, though some kinds, euch as linens, are fnsctive and leary. Woollens are more in favor of the buyer, being in better stock. The dry goods trade is yet very healthy. Payments are good. There is no want of money i: trade. ae the financial difficulties only apply te loans on epeculvtive deste 177 ube Del & Hud... 6 Stace Bak, 10 Me'ropolitan BY Mortis Caral 7 Bye Hem 10 Stonington RR... 175 : 0 4 Portsmouth DD... p Nicnsogun Tr Cob us an Fa) ww wo 250 9 100 Phenix 20 Mich Contral Family Provision Market, PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FKIDAY, OCT. «4 MEAT MARKET, Spring chic! Beef, rst’g p'a.prib.12s¢al60, Geese, each. corned,..,.,.80,a100. Ducks, per pair . Sin pieces. | Sc, ssc. Tame pigeons, each. 750.8 $l S:ft.pF ae, S00 bed Potatoes, pr bush.,..7s. a 9s. Beat _ Btooicin city ip all hands, estimated at 80 000 bales. Faxionza—To Lirerpoo!, about 10 000 bushels wheat were engaged at 43d. in bulk, and about 1.200 bbls. Tour weseesportod. at” 124 and 800 to 000 baies cotton at 3¢4., with 40 casks oll at 15s To London—$ 000 bush- els wheat were engaged at 7d. To Havre--Cotton was | Xe.; flour at 40c.. with moderate engagements; ashes Were nominai at $5 a $6; and bark $6. To C Vesaels just on were getting 300. a 70c., and thos nearly fuil 850. a %e per foot. Faurt.—Sales were made of 150 boxes Valencia ratsins at Ge ; 80 casks currants at 81; 9 90; and 25 boxes shelled almonds at 220. Hiors,—The msrket for hides ia dail, the sates of the week consist of 3,600 Rio Grande, 22 Lbs at, 1Se per lb ; 2,000 sulted Buenos Apres, 30 Ibs. at 7: Fara, 0 « Bi ibe,,at 1ée,; 024 Port au Platt they run. Hors —We eurd tint 48 bsiee new wore gold a: 25. 300 per Ib,, cash Inon continwted in active demand, vad 459 tons Scotch ig were purchased, to arrive im Lnile t 1 Moxasers esemmed more in request, with sales of 100 bbds. Porto Itco, at 29¢ ; and 104 de, Museovado, at Oia. —We heard of 20 important transactions in any ther deseription than linseed, of which 4,000 guilons found buyers at vc. per gallon cash. Provisions —Vork was also less sotive and less feu; bbls, soldat $16 75 for mets and 916 87 for prime; given shoulders) were obtainable at Bo. ; sidas at 90 ; bans at 10i;live hogeat Size, a 634; and deesved do. at 2, 000; per Ib. Lard varied little, 200 bbls. good to sale reallcone LING g 180 (Best wor peacoe nal @cskod; 969 bbls. changed hands at $48 $0 (or primy, and.610 0 $11 for mess, Nothivg oceured in batter or cheese de- Secviog remsr Stes —Some operations were reported im clover at Bie, 2 Bie per Ib; and rough Americen fax at 35a $1 49 per bushel. Papas tita day's business comprised 890 bbs, Ohio aad prison whieker ot 230.928 %e. a Qe ; with 69 iabls drudge at £036 per gallon | Market firm. Svcans.—Since our last notice, 260 hhda, Porto Rivo suzer have been sclé at Se.a 6c ; 250 do. mu 0 etic a5%c; 200do Surinam on privete terms; an: 500 boxes browa Havann at 6c. a 63¢e. per Ib. Market ect ive avd uneitered. ‘Tomacco.--A good deman? prevailed for Keatucky, and 425 nhds. were aisposed of during the ‘ay at Je. # 54;c. usual termes Woo1.—Thete ia not very much sctivity ia the market. Sales, however, reach 21 (09 Iba, fle-ce, and 290 bales wathed South American. We subjoln quotations : American Saaony fleece, at 48 a Sze. per Ib; do, fall blond merino, at 44 a 460. per tb.; do. sand } do., at 30 0 a1 and 4 do. at 350 30e per ib 5 superior p ‘at 40% 42c. per Ib.; No.1 is! don atta eee per Lb.; superior city lamba, at 48 a 40>, per 1b; No.1. do. do. at 24 a 260. per lb; Peru- vian, washed, at #8 30c. per Ib; South American {13 @ le. pee tb: do washed: and picked do. unwashed, st 8 a 9c. per Ib; South American Cord. washed, at 21 a 2c. per 1b ; African upwashed, at 9' a 18¢, per ib.; do. washed, at 60 252 par tb.; Morocco, unwashed, at 11% a 12ige at 26a rlb.; do, washes 26¢ per Ib RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE vy Noor Riven Soats—8 500 bachels wheat, 6 casks azhor, 7,812 barrels flour. 40 barrals whiskey, 150 boxes cheese and 48 packages butter. y Ense Ratnosp—166 sides leather. 396 packages 100 barrels flour, 505 packagee cheese and 1,000 By New Haven Rarzoan—16 pack pacBages chees IMPORTATIONS THIS DAY cen—16 casics ext=—G) casky, Or 100 barrels 2 bage or DAGE—| 36 ovils boit rope, 11 bundles coir yara Dyrwoon—159.000 pounds, Pry Goons—v2 packages, per ship Niagara. Dnves—02 casks soda ash, 25 halt barrels and 26 ‘tegs sacks gum copal ot bides, 006 barrels goat vicina Tvony— 949 turks, Teon—152 bars ralltond iron, 562 hars, 95 tons pig, tons bar. Morasaas—12i hogsheads On—133 packages pala Bist1s—9 packages tortoise Sv@an—200 hogeaeads, Biit—6070 burh af 1c s— O00 Ba 5 cloves, 573 bags clove atoms, 0 burrels ay ¢ op 18 tons bony, $,681 pieces Rio Hacks wood. IMPORTATIONS OF THE WRER. nisTLRs—56 caske Boxn-—B64_ onsln Busex—19 700 fire, 162,500 scouring, Rusroroses—2 276 00 casks, 102 barrels 28 tons, 64 wagon loads Conbasen 688 cols boitrope, 11 bundl: Drrs—90 casks madder, 40 ceroons indi Dy rwoop—186 960 Ibs, log wood. Day Qoons—8 677 packages —2 boxes mercury; 4 barrela Iceland moss; 10 chsha cobait; 6 tierces, Lcnak maguesin; 158 casks soda ash: 105 cases shellac; 24 balf bbls, 2€ kegs arrowroot; 1,4) sacks gam opal, F) j=98 bbl, tanckerel; 12 belf bbia. #had; 102 bble. soit on; 406 bbls, 100 kegs herring; 10 boxes codfish. Fy 4x—-242 bundica ¥, sreene—60 bales. ott yarn Fc rr=52 bales almonds; 100 bbls, 104 casa pranes 2) sees fruits in brandy; 190,000 oranges, 6.090 eocon aut 4 bushels bananas Ov sey Baga ann ©, Lats ge bates, 15,000 loose gunny | bage 462 bates guany clot . 112 half bbls hale 40 be ‘alee codilla, K 68 Fe £5—10,768; 606 bules goat skins; 200 buffalo hides; » do ; 120 bates cow hides: asks palted, on som? eneks German Jrowy 040 tasks Tnow—-24 761 ars Yatirond irom; 34,007 bars, 417 4,445 bundles hoop, 199 bundles shack, 1006 286 tons bar, 477 bundies seroil, 140 pi en—606 pieces tammrar; 3 pieces elm; 37% pleces deal; 400 staves, 1—818 pigs, 22 Ubls, old HV casks oleivers: 14 oneee loall Mos.sssee—B32 hogsheads, 29 eros, 19 barrels, ant TABLES. New potatoes.pr m’sure, 16. | Re: | attached, h 3 2,400 Angos: } butter and 112 | 00d location for ry fet claae . KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth Sreri—l67 cases, 30 Sanpines—b56 cases, Savt—2,346 Sacks, 271 half sacks, 49.144 bushels. avenue. sto7P. Srep—2.191 bags, mtb mag“ 40 bags canary. ARE CHANCE.—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND rm Srices—240 bags. 6 barrels ginger, 350 sacks cloves, 573 A Ran ‘of a small hotel, containing twelve rooms, taking | ag clove stems, 9 barrels $0 0 day, to be sol oe $100, ©), cash, the owner having taken Tend pipes, 28¢ halt’ 249 gross, 180 barrels brandy; | 2 larsor place. Apply to Ri 11 pipes gin, i mimehies whiskey. Estate and House Agent, 15 Chambors street. |“ SactreTRE—LT | ae OUSES TO LET, OR FOR SALE.—TWO Seven Diver Dee eer ene ist teakine Coenen taeel Fre atroet, between Hicks and Columbia strocts,” srooklyn. Tix—0,876 boxes. Brice, 0.0m) each. toderate till the Ist of May next Vineoan—68 casks. between Wixvow Giass—5,698 cases. willow, 15 tous ebony, 8,931 Rent to J, B. Bennett, Columbia stree! | aul Sackect streets. RENT, AT 833 BROADWAY—THE FRONT | wee Re. 23. Rent $30, till the let of May. Apply at me building, or box 4,252 Post office. room 19, LET, OR LEASE—ONE PARLOR AND Ppaivote ond floor, and three large well lighted in dwelling No. 634 Broadway, suite- seminary, daguerrian artist, or archi- it locations fe this city, For terme Wisrc6Tl hogeteads, G87 lait, 63 gross, 2,576 cases 1,781 baskets, 45 barrels. meen Pil ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. wo SEE THIRD PAGE. “ca | 0 LET IN BROOKLYN—A HANDSOME, THREE story, brown stone front house, with every moderu | Convenience, on the south side of Paoitic strost, being the Se nee «| eighth house: from the corner of Bond. Apply to Dr. | $ 8, OOO, HOUSES FOR SALE—A VERY ELE. | HASLETT, corner of Clinton and Joralemon. Bent four story Arey glass brown stone | yO LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE—TWO STORY AND so, in Twonty-thted 4 vory desirable house im th 3 ‘twe: | attio—in the neighborhood of St. John’s park. Inquire Fourtocuth street, $13, in East ‘Twenty-first | at 218 Chambers trent: 0 streets $4,205 8 ge teot three story house in West twenty- MCCA, AORTA 0 LET—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUS! with all the modern improvements, known as No, M. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau stroct, ; $10, O00. <SEVENTH, AVENUE LoTs FoR East Thirty-first stroot. Inquire on the premises. ated on ‘* sale.—Several very desirable lots, situ- enth avenue, near Twenty-sixth street, for sale ata bar ain, for $008, wili be sold fae $7,000. FUR SALE. 6 a four sory brick house, 26x50, renting M. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau st FITTED UP, WITH SITTING ROOM aving ® good class of custom, situated on leading thoroughfare, to be gold or let. ay pad GREEN, 15 Chambers street. .—Business of all kind constantly on regist OW FOR SALE.—A FINE DURHAM COW, FROM | the stock of 1. G. Morris, of Fordham. Apply at lls | Murphy & Smith's let on reaso: as street, or of M. Smith, office,avenue B, near ‘Sixteen Firet'avonue, 0 LET—FOR SOCIETIES OR OTHER PUBLIC PUR- large room in the new hall No. 127 Grand streot. rs. inquire at No, 125, noxt door. iat BAR, WELL the corner of 0 LET—A THREE-STORY HOUSE IN SEVENTH avenue, between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-sovonth | street: 20), , containing eight Water atrect, up stairs, | in Bros lyn, on Ninth Inquire of OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR STORE | *’°™* 2 its. Poe ae eee ‘A good en het | OWNSEND, 'SE-Naseaustrect, up eal, Will be sold cheap for cash, ‘Apply at 123 Roosevelt stract © LEA FINE HOTRE, ! HANDSOMELY FUR- = | BD nished, in a desirable location, within a fow. miles of Ee een ere, an eu nes OF | the city, with extonsive tabling attached; favorito place from last Loontion excclicat Prosnd arcugaee | of rosor for exoursion partion and boarders, Rent lew toa | e country. For further partioulars apply | 690d tenant. Apply to Robinson, & Nasseu strect, up on gheh avenue. stairs, OR SALE.—THE FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL OF Der US OnORnS, THREE MINUTES’ WALK F anold established boarding house in the lower part of T from the ferry, anew three story and basement brick | the city, now doing an excollent business, and asour to be | house, having thirteon rooms, finished in good stylo—sliding relinquished on account of the ill-health et the present doors in first and folding doors in second story, marble nian. | prictor. A note to box 1,634, Lower Post ofice, | Rent, $35); or let in parts, if preferred. Apply | Will meet attention. lie’ SWESEY, Printing office, 74 Fulton street, New hed —THE STOC! atthe AND GoOoD wi 0 LET—A GENTEELLY FURNISHED FRONT PAR- Nat pestiser ane Pee ao { “Dior, and hall bed room attached, to ove or two single | ro AGES tlonien, with or without partial board. Also, s froat | Front strect. for a physician's office. Location coatral; ‘Apply at No, 6 Bleeokor street, or at No. F%, | BALE, CHEAP TWO COTTAGE HOUSES, SITU- | 2 Third street. | ‘ony. Olige Siapee gees aurea overt: Afvmumtnciten Fes | T['O RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN ON THE 201 | gu forther particulars, inquire at the Hudson county House, December, 1852, the basement and second and third Hudson, N.J., North Bergen. : | floors ceri ding {Row boing ‘rected on the northeast | corner of Sevent ton cit; the m kitchen and vaults for coal, TS, NO! 2, $3,500, i} pearl , in conn lon vith | Diy cope bg abe AND LO’ va ‘uot sri ia The Also, Rison tivase ratthe above Levees, oysters, provisions, &c. nd fronting on Tal $1,200 each, Also, | restaurant will communicate both from in and out of doors | House and Lot on Talm the second story, which wiil be composed of three rooms, Ge rrenserr) through ample foldin, Pave for the accommodation of either large or small private parties. The third story will embraco the whole extont of the building, and will be well adapted for a commodious billiard-room for | three tables. ‘The restaurant and above rooms named will bo rented for $2,000 per annum to an energetic and responsi- o person. who well understands the business, and who is ig early solicited, so that any suggestions by him ‘can now be | taken advantage of to insure his own future aecommodation and comfort. The central Dorltion of this building, in the vory Heart of the most business portion of mui iasure large profits to a pete pi readily obtain the testi pric Lot No. 114 Gold street; price $1,500, ie the hea mone; ma ipon bond and m regagee pony to STRWART » 80 Nassau street, New OR SALE—THE FUPNITURE AND LEASE OF A fine “neigh and nearl; | The only re: Yor particul Office, which will requi the undersigned. No objection to colored “eouant. The OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A__ fourth story will be woll adapted for a telegraph office, and itnot rented, will bo reserved for @ meeting aud. extivition room. The marble bank om the corner, and the remainder of the first floor, have been secured by the Bank of the Re- publie, Apply to or address S.C. BARNEY, E streot, Washington, jewelry store, in the city of New Orleans, wel estab- lished, and located in the most desirable part of the city. | The fiteery occupant, retiring from busing would offers very liberal inducement toa cash customer of acquiring a first cate business stan For further particulars, address ‘n, Palmer, and Dwight, No. 172 Broadway. OR SALZ—THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FURNI- ture of one of the moat ext estaurants, oyster i splendid au uP with O LEASE—A COUNTRY SEAT, AT HURL GATE, north of Eighty-sixth street, with about 12 acres of land, belonging to a gentleman now in Europe, containing alorgemancion honse, partly furnished, @ five carriage | est style, with honse, hot house, and other out buildia shruvbery, 80 ; ete floors, with ch Private ¢}.iog garden, with a good supply of rare and exponsive | re ie Ly, Pats ed. The above naene plents flowers. The grounds extend to the East river, | Hin Tilnedesigehy and Pea of aiautemest., ADE UL, BROWN, 1 Wall street, fromlto2P. M. | to il 18 Fulton street, under the Ocean at { from ten to four o'clock. FINANCIAL. { si, 0 PRUST MONEY, TO LOAN ON BOND | F “and mortgage, at 6 por cent, for a term of improved property in this city. Apply to W. W. END, 1 South street.t Ron —AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, HAVING $0 | IR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND— nding # fine view, with 9% ac Fe HOUSE, CoM- sof hand, acne | Fy garden, one mile from Vanderbilt's landing, on the icuiwond Foad. Apply to Mrs: J) ME tha preinises, OF EM: I atreot oR sae IN HARLEM (PRICE 83, 0), OR TO LET— or $600 ready cash, can learn of a lucrative | beautiful frame house, dlled in wich’ brick, and two | investment, by applying to MI. PaURE Nee strecs. | i siaiee vind as sd street, nm Fifth and Sixth ave- Bip gs yr ae | Pees, hg Howse, was hulle by day’ works Lis & good cel- | 0] DRAFTS FOR SALR.—ON m is two stories aud attic higa, thirty stiondon; ‘Beltast banking Co» of troland 7 Seep and built expressly for s private | tional Bank, We ate, by apecial authority, ai x100 feet, covered with choice fruit thor! bove Banks, payable | 8 ites walk feom the cars, Th sights aud fu tums from £1 TAYLOR BROTHERS, ‘Wo. 7 Poach. JSTRALIA.—ANY PARTY HAVING $6,000 TO IN- Vout, may hear of a safe aud most profitable speouta~ ini aisoa fine view of the Mish Bridge from, ve win Your adjoining lota can be had, ii desired. ‘Terms easy. Ap- ply to H. RICE, Superior Court, clerk's oflise, No. 15 ty Mall, New York A eae re by address Australia, Herald office. N. B.—To F” 3 SALT—ONE NEW FLUE BOILER, OF TWENTY- | satswndecersary. troubt ¢, ho party need apply who is not three horse power; and ton second hand tive and loco- | Willing te satisly the odvertisor that he has. xt his com motive boilers from five to twenty, new locomotive boilers from ten te fift Fulten Iron Works office, 490 Cherr\ I street. mand the sbove amount, prior to explanations be! int NTEREST ON horse power; aud threo teen horse power, at the treet, corner of U SH & MURPE | | | | reasonable terms. Country merchants CITY STOCKS.—TPE INTEREST 03 ————___—___——_ — | A. the public stocks of the city of New York, duo any VOR SALE—A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR is ble Nov. 1. 1882, will be paid on that day by Shephord he village of Astoria, L.1., situated on Hell Gate Nook — Knapp, Es the Ci » Chamberlain 0 Ww: atthe Moehanios a | ll street. The transfer oe Wedn day, Oct. 12 ‘at 3 o'clock P.M. For tho accom- | modation of ‘stockholders transfers bo permitted | uring the period the beoks remain olosed, to take effect N 8 JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, Comptrollor. | Comptroller's Office, New York, Oct. 4, 1862. | NEW, YORK AND Paraguay STEAMSHIP COM- pany.—Subscriptions to the capital stock of the above | company, under a State charter, will be received by tho undersigned, at their office, No. 74 Broadway, for fifteen | from date onl, ite! stock, $100,000, ares of | $i each, payable in instalments. ‘This company intoule fo avail itself immediately of, the freight and passenger trave ofthe Rio dela Piate and its upper tribute ooks will be clos road, adjoining the farms of wrge Koweonhoven, and Peto Rapelje, Tag house is a cot built about one year aad {0 by 9 fee ed in with brick, plaxses front-aad ure are four rooms oa eaeh fiovr, with plonty of closet | ug putty room, Lasement, and kitelin celtar; water ia the d throughout, marble mantels, folding The premises contain th fgood land ins high sate of cultivation, all f ieket fees, with sil necessary: outbuildings; t plo and peach ° A beautiful view of the Bast Apply on ring $5,000, half cash. (0. 186 Laurens; stroot or No. et, to Mr, Barn Fr SALE, A LEATHER D IL NG BUSI- nesa.—The entire stock of leather and findings in stora — cpen to commercial enterprise, and, a: part of their pian, 5i1Greenwich street. Also, 9 lease of the store for three to purchase the new ateame: Cherokee, of 800 tons, now yea ering a rare opporti any Person wishing to | [ing in our harbor, and to send her forward without delay. go inte the buriness, it haying uccessful operation — The Mh ae fo aro furnished with maps, atatements, &e ; | for 15 yours, and will now be sold ‘at ry bargain, as the owner to give explanations as required, and are fully is going to Teav. Inquire at ized by the owners of the Cherokee ¢ offer her at ® ¢.and to receive # -portion of the stook of the com- FE R SALE—FIX pany in payment. sisting of a double he VINGSTON, WELLS & Co. Agents, 74 Broadway, | 6 evigh, and three sets | bags: ail of whieh will be DRAFTS FOR £1 | etrest town throughout Ireland | Ok SALE OR TO LET-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, 7 cho aber al | | | low. Enyuire at iis Ke certificates to and from Liverpoek ‘and London, by the Yearly Bow, snd in good order. ihe owner of the sa” | Swallow Tail line of pack | ivon ¥ ishes to dispose of ‘the room for another purp BC WAN, GRINNELL & CO., Bo aeen a hour during the day, st Capt. P. Ferber's, No. So o : fi; | Sirite frect, corner of Averue A. For the price, ap. °° South street, Now York, and 6 Regent Road, Liverpool. | tide 1, %. Stouvenel, wine aad jiqioe importer, 63 Aun SRGAINS—FOR CASH, OR TO EXCHANGE | FOR | watches and chains, diamonds set other proyerty—gold JOR SALE.—A BOARDING HOUSE TO LET, witd | in: ; German, Havans, and do- | Furniture for sale, The house is pleasantly located, | ™¢ oa, chomometers iron safes, tiilet sonps, | and constantly full of first class boarder: modern im. | Clven Water, sapodilla vinegar, silke, Linens, &o., & | provements—Croton water, baths, &o., and will accommy- - £2'° ) per cont. leas than importing cont: 8} Nassau sureot, | late thinty boarders. Apply ty i second . B. DACAMARA, | ". B. HOWES 09 ee eere eee UA NE FLORENCR AND KEYPORT COMPANY.—A OK SALE—THE PROPRIETOR OF TWO HiauLy ineoting of tie atookholders will be held at Keyport on | F° cut M rthe raticalcursof cus | Saturday, tho 9h of October inst., whon astatement will tamcous diesnses, sere Ompelied through other | PS wade of the prospects and condition of the company. A | | arcan, secret forthe preparation , bout will Le provided foathe purpose, and land st the now | of th This is one of the rarest chances ever offeced | dock, now building on the Bropersy. "Persons desirous of ex- | to en: ing man to mame agteat fortune ina few | Mining the place will enished with tickots for the ox- | years. X.'¥., Herald office. Gursiow by SEplying at tee olfoe, No. 13g Hanover stree (OR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, | notloeated above Twenty: second atrect, north side; the | h permanent boarders; iy now, with all HORSES, | CARRIAGES, me. LENT “HORSE MILL AND HORSE FO! ‘0 & respectable person, with : 0, this is a food Oppottulty.” None | <= pply at 72 Catharine strect, ‘ad dross A. B., Herald office, | RUBS GALLAGHER, INFORMS 118 FRIEND : | t he has opened tho large and com OTEL FOR SALE, OR TO LET—WITH LEASE AND oun oeabie ai ® i Brie in Seer ities tana tee ten | mations stavfosi Twonty-Artir strest, ‘near Third aventn tas live jo, and oxchangs stable. in ® comman situ- | saoet coasenable terme by, the da Lagu c Apply to | CHARLES GA hambers stroct. A SHALL LINE OF | F Horses kept on th week or month. R, late of Spruce street. ther rooms, neatly fw on, and now doi na er oS oF MNIBUS LIN 5 cmpibuses, embracing goo horses and omsivene, fect; ou | with ail necessary etables ond fixtures, and good will of © and pony Sage a hae she Siw Toute, ig now offered for sale cheap, and on casy, ora oF fnd of great endowance. To bo acon Payment. ‘The line is now doing weil, an in gout | Henry street, beeween Harrison and De pee Apply Vetween the hours of A. | Brooklyn. 0 GENRY’ ‘HOL —_ BM, this day only, y street. IV ERY STABLE AND STOCK FOR SALE.—A RARR «pportunity is offered to those anxious to enga; se above DuRlDgeS he well known establishment ocou- late T. N. H. Renrille, 40 Carmaino rtreet, for om | pe! years, and doing « most excellent Busines, {ofter-d for enle to oloss the estate, Apply to CHATS | 8. BE NSON.E Executor, 217 Bleecker strovt. BAY MORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, CA. | R SALE— nadinn bull gentle. Als Fossa whithout any jault whatsoever, kind and | alcart. En 9 at 860 Chorry streot. HE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE GEN- oma) fine bay horse, 1534 hands high wer anced kind and sound, afrce and h c 1 in an hour without the toxsh ofa whip, and | haiuate mile in minutes and 2) eccondm Tho present owner has égove him daily for the last five months, having | ONE LOD Les r FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN- ON | posurther use for him, offors him fur sale~pricy $30. In- uith-east corner of Myrtle avenue and Advlphi eboet; | quire at 65 earl street. 3 Main street, running through to Stewart a being near the principal markst anf forries, DAR RIGHT YEARS | K MORSE, sound, auitadle for aphy ; Will stand without tying, and site at 415 Wost street. is ane osation for any kind of business, lop terms iy ae 37 Main strvet, Brooklyn. INE AND LINE OF an or for a fa good travelle: TENG FOR En Sita c engine is IZ horse powwr, in goed cedar. Cad | BRON SALE—AT THE ABBEY NOTED, BM operation in tho Arsenal Building, ef North Bor- F daler a BEE ore, ELOOMES two milea from Jorsey City or Moioken. ‘The . | | feitahis gis &3 by 100 feet, two stories, and owned by James | Harri of the Northern io el; fo98 of Continadt stces stylie New , of whom a leas may b Abbey be found | upon Vora Coll res AF ” AL the wood iginie host, who he promiea, in th ings that land and water Nae ADVERTISER, Sane, ROCTOR, OF NEW. LIGHT ng Island, hos got three hundred Grape Vines | one horsa, Can be seen Tatts & Withguaes for ele, tl re Isabella, now thtoe years old, all bearing ? ot p Art)" the Ament quality. He'wiaucn to aell them cheap, to | *alics in Hinzy street, nour Market street Priov 6. one of more persns. Warranted. Inquire for, him at tue | Ho AND CARRIAGH.—POR SALE, A PAIR OF fennel. tara, plack road, Nowtown, Long Jsland. bay dorven, aixteca hands hig), six and soven Yoarg BAL | ot in double or og Ali + EL vKOCTOR, Ta Te O PREEDERS OF S{REP.—00 OR W WELL SE. Price SHO. Apply at Top Rotiinsk and ove bs, Of tho pare Leicester and Seutheown breeds, for palo. wee the progon J JEWEL .CKAWAY, WAGON, FOR WOR SAL | Pickering’a colebrated im, and wers bre ‘Thome DLT 8. by of ada ‘est, and had nO w re ia thise try Le pe Tee OF prices. Apply to siavasud JOSEP BEERS, Key post, Now deracy. anton = Ee oF alt that is entertaining, Wich Owelve fine engravings py Arey N¥kar, R18 Ann street. 0 Be rPONERS. “FOR SALT--A LARGE WAIDLE it th cigvular rails complete: thoy wilt be to) 0 Cashes use ford 7 Frank tin Marked. i NO MASONS.—POR SALE, THE LEAST, SPOCK AND OS? PUPUISHED, BY C VALE, CHATHAM SQUARE, fixtures of the best Jobbing Mason shop ia the city, rent | J No. VBowary, The Ribte exttsinas, and Ingdelity vin | very low, avd ean be made lower hy letting the work Insts | dicetyd,” ngainst the attacks Thee one. “Batistvetory Foassne wil Yo alec fag *Unrte 8 nN hfe) ‘ w Us D., Sok Uoustea ate H obe te { pe tye Bey king hom gta PS oon ‘ie Iieas0, ot eoond Referwanton, ! | to call hetore | treet, New | been no vestige of hi | Gudlows, Heailtons The styles of mu! Broadway, Chami ROOKLYN RIDING SCHOOL, COLLEGE an roar of the Hanover Hous Boo Honry stroet.—The abov ablishment will commence ite droning exercises on Mouday evening, Getobor 11; and wil sontiaue open during the ayer from N. B. CURTIS. Propriotar, B PATENT HYD! ‘cocks are self-aotin, pipe, strong, guradls, ely to to will uot bos fo rans, will ‘apr left running erelonalg or by cbildre: sn 18 fore aut at repaired ‘with . ag nts for mikews di a4 extent a eer six ‘years past. Sold by the plumbers: Be 2eewarer PaInt—THE BRST ARTICLE EVER offered to the public for roofs, decks and bottoms of steamers and othor vessols; and from its spark and cinder Preot qnalities, for railroad bridges, cars, depots. &o, Tes monials and speoimens, can be seen ab tho dopot of the company. For sale dry, in packagos of 200 pounda and pr war ‘and 100 ty BOGENT, conoral ta Tong ot LB 'voasl etcoot aud 78 ver ‘street, CBEAP non BEDSTEAD WAREROOM.—AIA SIZES, from $4 to $25. Also, the h the best as well ag cheapest bods nu 6 to ods, $5 to $12, Hotels and seminaries suppliod at count’ 653 Broadway, above Spring stroct, wost side, AGUERREOTYPE.—THE BEST PLATES subscriber guarantees as perfect all tl Boware of couterfoits or rofuse lot $100; mediums, $17, per ein Liberal hire TOR BISHO! 0 the trade. Solo Agent for the Tmansfaotusecyy De; “SPRING HINGES, TOR DOORS OPENING ofoh way-Suitablo for’ banks, hotels, stores, publi ofices, a they admit of doors opening either wa Sloving withon® moles, References ean fara gore th acc inuse. Manufactured only by J. S70) avenue, Inte 8%) Broadway. AS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, ETC., AT FAG- tory prices lamps, sitandole ver plated on Al handle spoons, $3 per for. ne bia day "c2'William, bet woon Fulton By pnd’ Ane Piouatelorben ie teal ameeadl ID GLOVES HAVE BEEN LONG IN USE, BUT there never was a good washor of thom, I offer mysolf to the public to wash their gloves, in and outsido, as nice as if they were new, with a material found in Paris, for the im of twolve and ahalfcents. Also, to color ineny colon . No all kinds of gloves for fifteen cents. F. DILLING: 26334 Grand street, in the umbrolla stor ADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES, FINE HAR- 8, Bu ‘Teninor, 878 Broadway, oorner of White and manufacturer, invites attention to his 8s, trunks, Whips, horde dresses, te, &o., of his own manufacture, and from tho very best ‘ere in London. Gentlomsn in want of fine saddlery, at i find it to thete te ARTHOLOMEW 23 Maiden Inne, ata ware, cast lowest cash pric ADIES FANCY FURS.—THE SUBSCRIBER rl oaoled made most extensive purchases during the past at the various European fur sales,as weilas at ott of Hudson's Bay company,herespoctfully snaounces that he had now feed el for inspection a splendid variety Europe expressly for the No v favs city eda, rines, Ridlag Bons one ‘Bay Sat practic s, Pelorines, Rid Hudson's Bay 8 actlowtar: aeeentiony eo alt tered vi her ian Sable, Martin, BULPIN, Pacis Mantilis and Shs porlum, Sot Drona’ BINTERS AND ENG 4 Reado stroot, and o! uisoriber hae had fifteen Nak GARDE ORES at samples and prices, buyers that cannot weil sual Drtiontee ss lity of eard will bo a] MY of iv ie utmot oh RW. ROBY, No.4 Reade street, corner of Contre. IDING 8CHOOL.—W. ®. DISBROW, NO 20 FOURTH avenue, has commenced his evening classes for gentle men, | Open ech, evening from soven to ten o'olock. om eight A. M., to three P. ALAMANDER SATES—WIEDER'S PATENT. WITH Rich's Improvement. —STBARNS & MARVIN, susces- sors to Rich & Co., are the only mi rors of Sslaman- en der Safes combining both patents. ‘Depot, ‘No. 140 Wate street, New York- © i Ee roe = Connery predate Gard OF TIN ‘oye, of every varicty, fancy japanned tin ware, pis ished‘ ACO Boxee and bpectenls eases, and all kia eased mee . Office and sample room, 37 John etreet, ‘agsau strect. 10 TIMBER AND WOOD CUTTERS.—THE SUBSCRI- ber wishes to contract for the cutting of 5.000 to 10,000 cords of pine wood, from his land in Virginia, and its delive- ry to vessels at a good harbor and loading place. The timber ia straight and easily split. The hauling distance aver loss than half a mile, aud lightering but a few rods. A vorable arrangement will be made with the right kind of passite ¥or particuiars, apply to 8. G. maeane) 118 Pearl atreot. BE BEST OIL FOR NINE SHILLINGS PER GAL- lon.—French Kapeseod Oil, the best refined burning oi} for mechanical and ordinary lampe, no smell, uo amo wi told wholesale and bk od Inst ss long, and is 25 per cent ebesper than Sperm B por BARDO! LLE, 445 Broadway. CENTS PER POUND FOR EEALLY ten pounds of goodeoffee for SL food tea, ani can Wobtained at the ‘old catablis New York and Ce‘na 1 + the North river sto RAN DOLES,-AND CHANDELIERS. —THE riber wishes to direct publio attention to his largo aud extonsive assortment of lamps, girandoles, chane delicrs, and eondolabras; rolar, Jard, eamphene, burnii fivid, and ph of the latont improvements an sclect patterns; also, a lerge assortmentot sponding, and bracket lamps, for churches, hotels, f buildings, &e.; pure sperm, eolar, article of camphone and burning fluid, and every artiole connected with tho trade. The trade supplied on tie most SER Ok wow ML urchasing elsewhere. SOLOM ELL No. 135 Canal street, corner of Laight; No. 51 Carmi street, corner of Hedford; No. 167 Greoawich rérect, oor of Cortlandt; No. 218 Canal street, near Hudson; Cary Distillery, corner «f Ninth avenue and Gansevoort a rect. rpaizorrs MACHINE FOR TUNNELUING MOUN- tains, and Wilson's Machine for Cutting Stone.—The undersigned eifers for sale these two great inventions foe ‘The principle of tho two machines ia the samo, the form of each being adapted to the work required to be done, That for cutting stone may be seen at the establichment of the Empire Stone Dressing Company, foot of Twenty-cighth sircot, Hast river, inthis city; and » model of the Tunnelling Machine can be seon at tho office of the undersigned, du busincss hors. "American enginenrs, who have oxouiged this machine, express entire confidence im its success for tunnelling the mountains = France for railroads a = haan oses. They will b d together or separate! d. CuakLES T. ELTON, + Wal itreote WATCHES AND JEWELRY —JERGENSEN WATOR- ‘Just received by the subscriber, some very fine Julos Lergensen watches, with certificates. from. him: wi | gach watch, warranted perfect time keepers, and for sale at Tess than the usual Prion ath een ‘ ‘cooper Watches—Some in hunting cases, duplex and lov perfect time keepors. i, ig sirad Independent scoond watches and quarter seconds, for timing horses, in gold and silver cases. Splendid gold pocket chronometers, which run without any var detached levsrs, lepine, duplox, and all other styles of wa! All of the above for sale at loos then the usual prices. Diamonds, dinmond pins, rings, oar rings, fngor rings, and crosses, for sale low. Als’, all Kinda of jowelry and silver Ware, for sale at lees than St usoatgeloe Gy G. C, ALLEN, importer of watches oud jowolry whotosnion and retail, No. 11 Wall stroot, (rip stairs.) EAST POWDER.—P. T, BARDITT 18 THE ORIGI- nal inventor of the cheminal:yaast powder, which te prepared and cold by him at Nos. 06 and 70 Washington York, iv tin cans. These who purchaso, heute ace that they get that with the above naino on, Wa AND HAIR FORCED TO GROW IN SIX weeks by using Graham's Onguent, even if there hag it board before; is will not stain or way, but sakes the beard and hair injure the ekin in an, strong and glossy. $1 per bottie. Sont to any part of the country. i. G. “Gran ks, No. 19% Amn wtrect.” HO'LL BE. MAYOR? That's amgtt eh Nothing but the vote ean toll; But whosac'r Ts runde the mager, And with the people would stand woll, aust Jet him ond LYON'S POWDER To each ‘anh man's house in town, roe thanks mise: Will Weil hiss pathy ot Dopod for Lyon's Magnctia, nr (wi the destruction of insoots, 424 Broadway. Pills ave fatal to rate and mica, Te KELLINGER'S MAGIC REMEDY CONTIN: Nidhi erat ying, mites in the nation. This him High without poi for te i oti) Lionteuent a. Oat fiso, the trviagey ‘Costas, Janey 61 ‘even, Loveilian poyrioian throughout, the eity Ryo vacious editors, day and ingstons, ‘Also and countey, tomaner, Wik oop it for goticral vamity wre. | Afthere aranny desizone of reading the most sstoum dicine, sincg the day of Baow ouren in ta, history of Divs, of every clasp nud character of disengo, wonknoss, and | Borvous debility, ka olthe x, they ought gk “ail to 08 all or fend to Nos, 2% io Pearl Feet, i 9 Beondway; Hope & Co. Hudson streets, by the railroad depot Are. Tayou, Brook! ‘of Sanda and 1 eoreets, ead got ebrow rehants, gene. rally, throughous the United Pandas, Thi Tally rong hoid the most undeniable referena Parse Bold as trom 23. to fa. each, ‘Tho largo lve are the ~ WOvERR, Teo ms, Cr TRY SEAT WANTED TO Pint ok READY rishod howse on (he Hudson giver for next summon. house must be on the river. One near Nowburg or Fishkill leading would be preferred, Apply ae soom au Sone venient to 1, C.J. 24 Wost Sixteens BER OF GOOD y the 4st of November, IMMEDIATELY. WANTED WANTED, A house wp town, with all the odege in mente with tho privilege ‘buy tha premisss, if thoy out, trot tocxceod $0), Address immed box 1a Post oftess OUD, BUNDINGS Wantep— in: Mhuiltings, aud ronoy macntionsd pl Fiovey wi nd-hand Yi ‘ding materials bolo, tu tie Bowdon Sard, street,