The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1852, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Mopar, Nov, 15—6 P.M. ‘There was more bueyancy im the stock market this morning tham we have noticed for several days, With ‘am active demand for all the leading fancies prices througbcut improved. Long Island is still moving up- ward, and the bulls have things ell their own way. It has touched points which bave not been realized for years. and the purchasers at present prices are only those who are compelled te take in for delivery on matured contracts, Nicaregos was in demand to-day, and ad- vanerds fraction, This stock isso largely distributed, that ne combined movement can be perfected for an ex- pansion. In other stocks there is nothing new beyond the ordipary speculations of the day. At the first board, | today, Nicaragua advanced \{ per cent; Erie Railroad’ 24; Leng Inland, \{; Harlem, 4; Norwich and Worces- ter, %. At the second board the speculiitive feeilng was stronger, and more general An advance in nearly every stock was realized with large transactions. Nicaragua went up % percent; Cumberland Coal Company, %; Erie Railroad, 14{; Hudson River Railroad, 1; Stoning- tom, 1; Norwich and Worcester \{; Harlem, 34; Cary Importation Company, 1. The market closed firm at our quotations, with an active demand for stocks. ‘The Beard of Brokers adjourned this afternoon over to | ‘Wednesday morning, ec a& to enable the members to join im the funeral ceremonies in horor of Daniel Web ster, There will pe a partial suspension of business throughout the city. ‘The steamebip Atlantic, from Liverpool, brings four days inter intelligence frem sll parts of Europe, The news is interesting and important, The cotton market, at the latest date, was steady, but with less activity than previously existed, Breadstuils were firm at former quo- tations, In fimancial affairs there had been no change Consols closed at 10034, which was a slight improvement. The returns of the Bank of England for the weck ending October 234. show an increase of £2,701 in the rest; £562 70Pin the private deposits, and £1835 issued; £449,222 im the public deposits; £50,279 in the Reven day and other bills; £7.502 in the private securi- tied; £626,211 in specie and bullion, and £499,645 in the | active circulation. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $83,007 58; payments $49,870 74— balance $5,549.063 20, The earnings of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin- mati Railroad Company, for the month of October, 1862. mounted to $95,990 96, against $66,029 10, for the same | month, in 1851. Increase $: per cent. It is stated that Shoenberger, the oldest iron maker in Pennsylvania, Rhey, Matthews & Co., of Pittsburg, anda number of enterprising capitalists in New York, Boston | and Philadelphia, are organising a company, with | $1,000,000 capital, to embark very extensively in the | manufacture of iron rails at Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa. ‘The importations into this port to day—Noy, 15—were as follows :—Butter, £20 firkins; cement, 4 bbls.; coal, 150 tone; coffee, 485 bags; dyes, 105,000 Ibs. logwood; 29,961 66—equal to forty-six Persian bert! potash; éry goods, 665 pkgs. per steamer Atlantic; 378 per Queen of the West; hides, 34 hhds. salted hides; 32.casks | pking; iron, 281 bars railroad iron; 12,247 bars; 5,311 bdis.; 124 bilis. shect; 100 tons pig; metal, $00 bals. metal; 3 eases copper; oll, 128 cases castor; 224 casks whale; 70 casks linseed; paint. 20 bbls red lead; porter, 100 casks; spelter, 6.467 plates; seed, 60 bags; sugar, 88 hhds , $34 boxes; steel, 100 cases, 27 bal t, 14,118 bushels; tin, 5,173 boxes; tobacco, 1,002 bales; zine, 21 casks shect. The snnexed ctatement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles, other than dry goods, imported into this port during the week ending, including, Friday, Nov. 12 1852 — Commence or THE Pont or New Youx—Wenuty Imrots Pgs. Value Pkgs. Value $740 Hatters’ goods 19 10,184 240 Hemp........1,430 21123 301 India Rubber. 142 6,453 700 Indigo........ 137 9690 1,209 Instraments— 133” Musical... 3,934 ak 188i0 - 5 14l2 202 Bts Kchoes 1 ‘302 4.428 Dred. skins. 188 20.831 3200 Undrsd do. 93,476 2825 Pat. leather 2 $0: 3 2 160 780 6,159 21 5 41 23 1303 Marble. 642 Manu! a7 sar Tiles. B87 983 Mats. au 811 Molasses 52 1,204 Metals, bir pts 50 1,024 Brass goods... 2 20.983 Brit. ware 3 8.282 Copper per ops 1 Sheathing.. 20 100 Nickel . 3 202 Iron, tons. ...1,687 2188 " Hoop, pkgs. 502 1,661 Pig. tons .. 7¥0 Bleath'g pw 148 1.751 Ralird brs 16.989 Brimstone.. 28 380 Sheet, pks..9.035 Broning.... 3 = 45 Tul Calomel...) 12 393 Cha flowers 32 625 Qutlery . Chemicals. 1 521 Guns & pistols at Cochineal.. 63 18.313 Iinrdware . Gum Arabic 18 Do Bub.. 11 Junip berrz, 100 5 Liquorice sss | 95, TT 225 | 5.009 | : 364 1.454 | 474 Potate, bush 24,329 70 on the | ‘motes in reserve. and a decrease of £316.075 in the rates | | six momths to come, at the gain of 60 per cent already | realized the past half year, would therefore be $218,140. These, adde@ to actual earnings since May 1, 1652, a5 | 4°0 she above, give $534,420 as the actual businoss of the year $550,000, or fully.10 per cent gross upon the outside cost | c} of the whole concern, The road is now fully earning its = imterest as well as expenses, and # moderate additional | 59 gain will pay a dividend upon $1 500,000, which is the | total amount of stock in existence. | a regular and solid increase of 60 per cent in six months of the present year, and the relative gain would have been from 75 to 80 per cent at least, could the connecting 00 Eric R roads have been able to dispose of all the freight that | could have been obtained at Ogdensburg, and that could have been carried by the present equipment of the Ogdensburg road. The Boston Traveller of Saturday says, that the mem-— ber of the Board of Brokers who failed this week was Mr, J. B. Wheelock, His lisbilities are said te be « little under eight thousand dallars, with assets amounting te about one third of the emount have been incurred by speculations in Central Railroad | stock. The 4tlas states that the circumstances of the ease have been examined into by a committee of the Board of Brokers, who have reported that no criminslity attaches to the party, Mr. Wheelock has failed twice before, Surveyors are now on the ground locating the line of | the Detroit, Monroe and To!edo Railroad, preparatory to the commencement of the work as soon as possible after ‘he meeting of the Legislature of Michigan, and the | pareage of a law uader which the road can be built. ‘The income of the Sandusky and Mansfeld Railroad Cempany, during the month of Octeber, 1 6 26, against $27,800 83 for the same month in Tho increase in compared with Octo- This to $67 1861, showing an increase of $9,565 02, flour travsported in October, 1852 | ber, 1851, was 8 781 bbls ; in wheat, 40.310 bushels. road is now run from Jeffersonville, Indiana, intersecting the Madison 10ad at Columbus, and thus connecting wita | the Indiasapolis and all lines centering at that polat. We take the annexed extrac! Lake Ontario and the internal improvements of Canada, rom the Rochester American | Trane or Lake Ontario anp Canava, American chain. to the increase of population, both in our own State and Canada, and in the States of the West few years a steady stream of emigration has poured into | the provinces, and into the great Valley of the West, de- | veloping the riches of the soil, and sending its pro luee to eastern markets, and demanding in return manufac- | tured goods. A ccoond and a greater cause, more immediate, but growing naturally from the former, is the inereaso in the facilities of travel and transportation Statistical tables of arrivals, clearances, and shipments, | how that the commerce of Lake Ontario is rapidly in- creasing. The per centage of annual gain is large, and everything indicates a still further and steady accession to the business of this lake—the lowest in the great ‘This increase of business is due partly | beg my see by vessels; and 73,4 a 8d_for gr The Welland Canal affords a communication, arouad the portage of Niagara, between the upper and lower lakes, and each — per thoucand. \ 7 year its traffic is enlarged, and its importance asa navi- | | gsble route is enhanced. Gruge, 11 casks ammonia; 22 chests gum do.; 10 bales | Northern Railroad from Ogdensburg to Boston; of ‘The construction of the ; 4 chests gum; 40 casks sods ash; 20 bbls. | the road from Oswego to Syracuseand the projec- tion of the Sodus Bay and Southern road, and the Ro- chester and Lake Ontario road, with its continuation touthward through the Genesee Valley—all works owe their origin to the struggle for the trade | these of Lake Ontario, and the speediest intercourse with — the Cansdas. But, whiethe Yankees are wide awake, | tte Canadians are not asleep. They, too. are jnauga- rating their era of public improvements, with an energy that is sure to win prodt and success. From Sandwich, opposite Detroit, they are stretching their Great Western Rh Lake Untatio, the the thence to Halifax. is ulso to be built forming a direct route. in a straight line, to Lake Superior | road to the banks of the Niagara and the shores of through rich farming counigy, and touching regions abundant in lumber. ten. me road will run continuously along the shores of | e and down the St. Lawrence as far as Quebec, and From From Toronto to Lake Huron a road The Ontario, Simcoe, and Huron Foad will run from Toronto to the foot of Georgian Bay, and the far Northwest, Another road fom Couburg, nerthward, will tap the very heart of the lumber region. | Whese are’ the railroads now in progress, or whose con- struction is certain, in the Provinces. ' The great end | of ail is to open to the world. and bring within the reach of commerce and trade, the hitherto undeveloped or | unavailable wealth of the ptovinces and the far West. They will together pours rich and continaous flood of 449 business upon the bosom of Lake Ontario. The importation of precious metals into London, during the week ending October 80, comprised $520,000 by the Canada, and $282,000 by the Africa, both from New York; 34,813 ounces of gold by the Lima from Melbourne; 17,852 *etiptions of mahogany arrive at this market viz: St. ounces by the Ganges from Bydney; and 500 ounces by the John Oldham from Adelaide. these imports is upwards of £350,000, of which about £212,600 comes from our Australian colonies. The ex- in the rame time are as follows :—Gold bars, to Hamburg, 9,790 ounces; gold coin, to Hamburg, 2,200 | There is not as much of this kind used as of St. Domin- ounces; silver bars, to Boulogne, 1.300 ounces; to Ham- This gives a total of 9.990 ounces of gold, and 8,100 oances of silver, of the value of about £40,000, The only other shipment reported is a sum of £20,000 for Sydney, so that there is shown a balance of nearly £260,000 in favor of imperts over exports. Fsom Herapath's Journal we extract the following analy, sis of the railway trafiic returns for the week ending Oct. 30, on all the lines in the kingdom of Great othe - Aggregate amount i burg, 6,800 ounces. received. No. of miles open, 6.915 £8 3 6 GATT 437 6192 4010 0 way Times estimates the gross receipts for the hoje kingdom since the Ist of July as follows:— Gross amount received + £5,504 659 4,68 5 639.493 7,970 No. of Average receip! miles open. per mile. 6.890 £793 18 0 6.413 876 5 0 5908 782 2 0 It thus follows that the amount earned sinoo the Ist July is £77 7s. per mile less than in the same period of 1861, and £16 16s. per mile more than in 1850. The Banker’s Magazine of London, furnishes the follow- ing review of the moncy market for the month of Sep- O08 | | tember, 1852:— ‘We bave, in substance the same report to render as for last month—namely. a quiet tone in most of the mar- kets, with an absence of business; but, inspite of this tent of the mahogany business is immense, and the | dullness, continued and increasing ‘tendency to en- hemes, e month of May last, the capital | required to ay y out all th It is said that up to the schemes for which prospect. These figures show | The deficit is said to 2, amounted relative to the trade of Within the past The total valae of ™ahogany is far superior to either of the above, and the $1000 U 5 6's, “67. 4000 NY State Morris Canal, 2! as 100 St Lawrence Co. do. cITYy hbeepacs. REPORT. lonpay, Nov. 15—6 P. M. Asnes seemed quiet. The sales embraced 50 bbis.; | pots at $4 682, and pearls at $5 56%; a $5 6254 per 100 lbs, Brrapsr Flour was much inquired for, and con- siderably dearer. The Atlantic's news has had avery favorable influence. The day’s movements comprised 18,400 bbis.—ordinary to choice State at $5 a tet 25; su. perfine Canadian $5 a $51233; mixed to fancy Western, at ¢6 1234 a $5 3734; and common to good Southern at $5 1235 m $5 3744. About 100 bbls superfine flour changed hands at $4.50. Wheat tended upwards vance of near 6c per bushel was established on all kinds to-day. The operations reached 12,200 bi Western white, at $1200 $122; 20.500 Canadian do at $ll5a | $116; and 2400 inferior Gencgee, at $1 15. Rye was | dearer; 1.000 bushels renlized $1. Barley varied Tides | 2,000. burhels ordinary were purchaged at 71 a 720. State and western oats commanded 56 a 58e. shel. Corn was less plenty and dearer, ‘The transactions included 22,600 burhels new ee white at 93 a 040 , and West- ern mixed at 95 a 96¢. CartLe.—At Washington Drove Yard—Offered. 3,000 beeves, 1,50 Southern and Western, the remainder from this State, The supplies were very numerous, hee more than enough to meet the demand, some 400 head remain- ing over unsold at the close. and the market closing rath- er dull. Sales of good retailing qualities at from 6 to 834 cents per lb. At Browning's, (lower Bull’s Head) —Offer- ed. 6.200 cheep and lambs; all but 300 sold at prices rang- ing from $250 to $4 60 a $5 for the former. avd $2 tp $3 | 50 @ $4 for the latter. Cows and calves—50 offered, and all sold ag from $26 50 to $50. At Chamberlain's, (Hud. son River Bull’s Head) —Offered, 650 beef cattle; alt sold from 6to7c perib. Cows and calves--30 on sale; all taken at from $22 50 to $3250a$45. Sheep and lambs-— 5.000 on sale; all but 500 disposed of at from $1 50 to $2 25 w $4 50 for sheep, and $1 00 to $2.25 a $4 for lambs, Pe iktagcae re: were 2,500 lbs. old bought at 2c. por Cortox.—The Atlantic's advices have depressed the market fully 4c , at which it is dificult to effect sales, Correr les of 250 bags Rio were effected at 910 perib. Msrket unchanged. Fnvrr.—There have been 2,600 boxes bunch raisins taken at $270 9 $275. Fraicuts —Rates were firm, and ship owners were do- manding higher prices. Some small lots flour were en- gaged at 2s, 3d. for Liverpool, while 28, 6d. was gem to 300 bales cotton were engaged fat 5 1d. To 500 bbls. flour were engaged at 2s. 9d ; at 30s To Havre, cotton.was at ‘go. per 1b, and flour per bbl, with aches amd rice at $8 10 Rates to London were firm at 34 64 asked for flour, t grain. Rates to California were firm and ac- tive at 500 to $1 per foot measurement | Hay.—Some 80 bales river wore disposed of at $1126 a | $1 25 per 100 tb, | Hrar.—No sales transpired. Holders were aski $117 50 @ $125 for American undressed, and $145 a $1: for do. dressed, per ton. Inov.—8eoth pig was inactive. Buyers offered $23, and owners asked $£0 per ton, six months, | Latns.—A good demand existed for Eastern,tat $225 | La and 30 tons Bark 7 Line was quiet, Common Rockland was worth $1, and lumps $1 36 per bbl. Morassee,—Sales of 14(lbs.;muscavado, were made at | 190. a 2le_per gallon. Navat Stores —Nothing occurred in crude turpentine, 2,000 bbls. spirits, turpentine, fetched Séc. a 5S. per gal- latter being the closing figure and an advance. Rosin was inactive, but firm. —Sales have been made of 12,5C0 gallons linseed, at 650. a 6€c. per gallon.fan improvement. Provisions—Pork ruled quiet. The sales were con- fined to 260 bbls. meas, at $18 25 a $18 573g. and primo | at $15 50. Cut meats and dressed hogs enti as last | stated. Lard was rare and firm; 180 bbls prime sold at | 124yc, #124. perlb. New country beef wasin faif de- mand, and pa bbls. found buyers at $425 @ $475 for prime, and $5 25 a $8 75 for mess. There was no change in beef hams, butter, or cheese. Ricr.—-There were 125 tierces disposed of at $4 3714 | $4 0234 per 100 Ibs, The sales embraced 150.000 Havana, part at $20 0 $26; and 100,000 Principe, on private terms. | Soar.—150 boxes” Castile, changed hands at 10%<c. per pound. Srinits.—Ohio and prison ey. was in demand, at 2c., but held at 28c. per gallon, Bucans.--About 300 bhds. muscovado have been sold at Sea 5%{c per lb. Tonacco.--The eales included 47 hhds. Kentucky, at se. 47340. per lb. Market quiet but flem. Mahogany Market. | The mahogany market at present is very firm, the im- Portations not being eufficient to eupply the demands of the manufacturers. The scarcity is so great that manu- facturers have to use their old stock. Four different de- Domingo, Cubs, Hondurus, and Mexican, 8¢. Domingo crotches of that country are bighly valued for veneering purposes, as they are very beautiful, and command a high Price. Cuba mahogany is next in price and beauty. go. Honduras mabogany is not as expensive as either of the above, but is greatly used both in this city andin the country, The grain of this mahogany is not as hand- some as St. Domingo, and it is used chiefly for making chairs. Next in order comes Mexican mabogany, This deecription is farinferior to any of the above. and is used chiefly by cabinet makers, for inferior descriptions ot up- holstery. When used for pianos it is veneered with St, | Domingo crotches. Satin wood is now extensively used, both by cabinet makers in the construction of furniture, and for constructing the ares of the state rooms of steamships and clippers, Of late it has been very much | used for iis purpose, and consequently the importations have increased very much. It arrives at this market from 8t. Domingo, ‘and is very highly valued. Kose- wood has of late been extensively used in making pianos, chairs and sofas, &c. It is now considered | more fashionable than mahogany, and is fast taking its | place. It is very heavy and dear wood, and arrives at this market from Rio Janeiro. It is sold by the stick, | or by the pound, and is very valuable. The greater por tion of mahogany is sold at auction, and is bought both by city and country manufacturers A considerable portion is exported to Havre and California. To Havre it is exported in logs—to California, manufactured, and in boards. The exports to California have decreased of late very much. The amcunt of Mahogany manufec- tured in this city has lately decreased very much. It is now manufactured im the country to a great extent. There is a great deal of mahogany now used in the con struction of windiasses for clippers and steamships, althcugh in the cabins of this class of vessels rose and satin woods take the precedence of mahogany. The ex- | amount of duty (which is twenty per cent) that is poured, into the treasury of the United States is enormous, Be. low is the PRICB CURRENT. 884 do, bbls... 42 uses have been issued and for bank- | gt, Domingo, mahogany, per foot ouiite ita ds 508 Polishingstns, 12 ~ 200 | ing in the colonies and foreign countries, for Bt, Domingo crotches Porte monuies 6 1,612 | gation, for railways, British and foreign, for gold and Gutan logs cor Pipes .......1653 $34 | other mining adventures, end the like, would not be | jonduras do, } Precious stps. 4 1145 | farshort of forty millions sterling. The scrip of several | pexico do, 206 Rags... 1,107 22403 of these comparies bears a premium, but not as yet, | patin wood 12 ‘241 952 | of any extravagant amount: and we have been glad to | josewood, per Ib....... 1770 Salt, bush ..20.064 4 94g observe, during, the Inst fortmight, ‘hat serious fall a $869 — do., sacks. .2 615 | hus taken place in the price of most scrip oomm« = ‘ 1,513 Seeds, Canary 139 913 | itis premature to call them scrip securities, There has 1. 44, ayy, Bia Coasts of Rew York from th dential 579 Mustard... 44 100 | been strange to say, @ disposition lately to encouraze SE ee eT ee iret ieee 803 Sosp.... 493 1.286 foreign loans; and. among other questionable importa- Mon. U9; Women, 66 Boys 100; Girls, 72.—Total, 02. Bpices cassia 9,150 4.858 tionr of that kind, has been a loan to Tarkey, whic! at | papel 402 Stationery... 8 1427 one time, actually sold at 10 to 11 premium. It Apoptexy. Fr 7 72 Bearso plates. 3 — 415 transpired, however, that the loan has been yagotauas | | Afrephis if 480 3e47 60,104 | under rome serious misapprehension, for the Sultan re: | Bleeding from tangs 6 | 1,100 Brera ~~ 8 | fuses toratify it. The scrip has fallen consequently in | Burned or scalded 7| 3650 Tallow . 101 aon very bad odor; it is by no means certain, however, that | Bronchitis : 1836 Tea 43 810 | the loss of the premium at present may not prevent the | Pend sees | Twine....... 18 1,804 loss of the principal in the end. In the discount market | Cancer. a 2294 Types... 2 326 notes remain the same as last month; money, at call, | Casualti 3 3.125 Toys... 51 3.964 | bears 134 per cent, and good bills, at short dates, at or | Cholera it i 1771 Watches ..... 29 44,412 | under 2 per cent. Iholers morbus malin. gt | 16l Watchmkr tis 2 818 | The following is the state of the note circulation of mption.. mation of brain... . 9 630 Water casks.. 113 162 the United Kingdom. for the month ending the 2d of : ‘ 466 Wine 5 4865 October. 1852, as compared with the previous momth:— e} 21,764 8587 Parex Cincurarion or THE Unitep Kisopom or Gamat ; 9,054 Barras H 8 803 Sep Oct. 2 Increase, Decrease. | Intemperanc 5 Bist | Bank of England..c21 196008 £21 448 081 sea | Dlarthes.... Jaundice, 2 665 «Private bank $06 ,0 536,001 £129.09 = Malformation . 1 3699 | Joint etock banks. . Oo7 168,658 — | Deve in the head, M: 9 Lor Ds the chest 1 107g") Total in Tingland 3 6128 Seotland 105,863 2 657 | Ireland * Eile H Ps yet | 3 United Kingdom ..£6.800,073 £36 736,346 - ~~ 663,00 | Fracture ct ie 4) ' 987 Other import. “3 64 | _ ‘The comparison of the month enaing October 4, 1851, | Value of mdse. put om the market second week ‘ with the month ending October 2. 1852. shows an in- "e mn ra im November.........0.5 esse css $1246 603 crease in the Bank of England ciroulation of £2 774,570, | Fever puerperal i Value of dry goods do, do. do." 651 $00 an increase in private banks of £2:9 143, and en increase Tain | Joint stock banks of £245.313, being a total increase in | Under 1 y | TOM. .sssscveescesserscccresceesce esse s+ 91,008,193 England of 43.232 025; while ia Scotiand there is an in- fA Experts in same time, mdse. and specie. + 1162319 crease of £276,156; and in Ireland sn increase of £659,801, ——— = ~=Thur showing that month ending October 2, aa com- — Excess of imports over exports. sesond week in | pared with the same period last year. presents an increase November. $745 874 of £9 252026 in England, and on increase of 44,107,083, Bais ned, Staten, 196, Ireland, 86; ‘The principal articles of import during the week, were | '” the gone otland, 6 Germany, 25; Sweden erie 4 ae Stock Exchan fegare, $119,866 ; molasses, $08,476 ; Toad irom, $92,106; iron, $60,730; rail- lead, $47,708 ; tin, $05,177; sugar, $60,104 ; watches, $44.412. The usual variety of articles | make up the balance. It will be seen that the aggregate value of importations is small. while the exports are un- usually large. The most important feature in the week- ly report of exports, is the fact that nearly the entire ‘value was composed of merchandive. The shipments of specie recently have been very limited. ‘The earnings of the Ogdensburg Railroad Company Juring each of the six months ending Nov 1st in each Mf the pact two years, ha nnexed -— Increase $20,138 04 15 017 07 20 283 42 21.609 27 21.672 74 $316 280 280 01 $118,149 fl onths from Novem er 1, 1851, were $106,437 58, aud the earuings of the | 000) 42 she MerchanteEx WON A Tres, 200 Cary Tm 10 Porton Bis ingy . ny + 119% bid BO Er Bi fx 226 ‘ ‘90 100 BAI & Schenectady, 112 WR 28s, 100 Nic low | 8 ‘Transit Co do. + 88 ds % wus. nis eB ” bev be) Me BE ~~" Transl vOones 2. SIIITI SA: nee x Sues =tties BSpgesssiass O'CLOCK, ON THE 15TH NOVEMBER, jessrs. earn Brot TOLEN GOODS—NOTICK.—OFFICE OF THE CHIEF of Police, New York, Nov. 16, 182 —The following de. | terlted goods, supposed to hi tolen, and for which | a0 the First disteiet | A | ply. z 4 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RYRRY DAY “Gow SEE SEVENTH PA GE. country. aes ial Reosien, sable the Imperial B ane, ik compia French ermine inn silver squirrel Bilver badger A single article, such a6 a muff, ouffs, tip] ‘bon, at a proportionate rate, Fars altered, cleaned, or repaired, under the super- intendence oe a o Bras hat sesesh furrior. For, and Shaw! Buporium, $61 Bi Paris Mantill: Gloak, beet th TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD Inranted by the undersigned, on the following Towns. Towns. Ginszow, Sonttaatinept, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Chaus do Fonds, ruses! Dusseldort, Borne, Balo, Baden Baden, Berlin, Breslaw, Bolo Mi Malta, Bi Petersburg, Prince, LIVINGSTON, WEE No.8 Place de 1 Bourse, a Paris. vo. 11 Brond wat, XW, ATIONAL LOAN ciety of London. General agency at | Now York.— This life assurance society having arantec $100,000 in United States stocks po ore stocks, with (nea) Comptroller 1 throughout thi . Australis, insured at board of directors meot every FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 80. 71 Wall street, sited & nd New of the State of ‘The loos) ay for Rcennesiien ts ea business. Medioal examiners inattondance daily, | look, P. M. m phlots, setting forth the advs of th company can beh hed on eppliearion at the office, Me. ‘1 Wall street. C. E. HABICHT, General Agent. BOARDING AND oun ORR c HO. 28 BEADS: Sse ‘WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A NEW AND MO- dora built Foure, in e moat Benutiful siuation, w let a room, s suite of rooms, or four rooms, second fivor,} if th beards Those dasice quict residence, jomforts of & home can tained, TAY. ries J. ion will be sive OTEL, Nos 7383 AND 735 “i dings Place, Families or single gentlemen, wishing board, will lessant apartmente, by applying as above. LARGE, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH! the third floor would be let to one or Inquire a ate Di spectability, for lodgings. ton street, first hoase west of Broadway, St. Thomas’ church. U eg yor ED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO Sot TO A private family, Ail Jn wr closet for the use of . Location uns ‘In- cae at Si Bread = References exchanged, OARDING—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTUE- men, or & small family, oan be accommodated with Fooms on the third floor, front parlor ard bedroom, Is ders, and in one of sho moat d in the upper part of the city, Address Office. < Noni Po OARDING.—A LADY, OR TWO LADIES AND GEN- tleman, can be accommodated with an elegant suit of rooms, or front psrlor and bed room on second floor. Ful board’ for lady only, ins private family of two; net abor -seoond street, au nt to cars and omnibus in advance. 0. R., Horald office, fo cony Addr OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two single gentlenien, can ob:ain Largo, plo Toome, with all the advantages of s quiot at No. West Nincteonth street, noar the Ninth avonus: Fi OARDING.—A PARLOR, WITH TWO OR THREE bedrooms ‘Tiered with closets and baths on the same Seen oan be had at No. 3 Leroy place, Bloccker street. OARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A SMALL FAMILY without children, with every comfort desirable to mako an agreeable home. A suito of rooms to lot on second floor, furnished, to agentleman and wife, or single gentle- men. Apply at No. by streak. Buz. AT 154 CHAMBERS STREET, FRONT ROOM, ‘on the second and third floors, with or without bedroom adjoining; also rooms for single gentlemon. Baths in the house. OARD—A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH “ deaxt, aud s small furnished room. Apply at 35 Hubert stree! OARDING—A LADY, OR TWO LADIES AND GEN- tlemen, can be accommodated with a ed suit'of rooms, marble mantles, ¢ d family, and a pleasant location, ea: d plow Houston street; board ‘for DEN, Broadway Post offioe, two days. O&RD DOWN TOWN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN ean be accommodated with a furn'shed room and board, in a private family, at 451 Pearl street, near Caatham. Re- feronces exchanged. OARD.—TO LET, INA PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, two furnished rooms on the second floor, anda fiont parlor on the frst, with board. Location uear Second aye- nue, Fourth street. References exchanged. Addrcss B. G. Herald office. URNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITHOUT at 142 Chambers street, on second floor, front, modern, and the family private and without children. Also, a nicely furnished single room. Hor bush ness men this location is very convenient. T ‘be received at the office of the 0 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. PERCEORALS, wii w York and Bostes Railroad Com) any, in the city of Middletown, until the 20th inet. for the, a dofblo track of t Poeals aro invited for the first, second, and ‘New Havon and extendin ading and masonry for eventy-one miles so for the fourth division, edintime. Prot may be examined, and ‘the werk can bo by applying City of Middletown, Nov. at the compa: CH ms R. ‘ALSOP, Presi the roa third divisions, easterly rae sitoalloue or ‘soto, | New. York and Boston ailrona. Pre P} begopst= ole ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR TO let, at m street. Will accommodate threo gon- an. THEIR WIVES, OR SINGLE ENTLEMEN AND gentlemen can be accommodated with 'pleasaat rooms and board at Of Bleocker street, Also a parlor and bedroom > PPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE, NO. 143 EIGHTH street, a suit of rooms, with board. Also, a few gontle- men to ding wt six o'closk, T°: 8 water front of ve Li ve UARRYMEN.—PROPOSALS WILL BE RECELY- for the pr vilege of we ‘ing a tract of land, with fifty y, feet, on the East with Pee between Forty, — an be iis fourth containing « large qui of supericr buildis Re ible part rife may a “ to JOHN T. ALLEN, , or THOMA: WO TON, 212 Posrl street. [‘O CONTRACTORS.—PROPOSALS ARK RE! Vo for the graduation, ‘masonry track-laying of the Albany and & finden from Albany to Bin, dred and’ forty "miles, “The inspection of these as may suit their Sonveaienee. ‘the right to accept of such will best spectre: he prompt gre! sealed, and endor: he and “Bn poy tgs haga wes ood, ued oe street, Alban: 001 Eng! cao ons ‘after ing ‘6th meranie re fu! oan be obtained. 3, Cc. DELAY AN, on as ie company resort porals as in ae eat neat ‘eountrution of the pond. rit Presid lent. timber bri jusquehanna Peni t one hun. ry 0. rem 16th No’ aber, { Ey (AMES P. KIRKWOOD, Engineer. BR TDENE TION OFTHE ALO ANY ANDS: fy of 1542, due Decem! the principal and interest due on 5 on presentation anier & Co., 52, Wall street, of the see pad in the city of Albi Albany, Noy. 13, 1552, i tho ames ae Me CHE! prs FROM £1 AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT (ows throughout Ireland and Great Britain, are issued by the subscribers. Al from Liverpool and London, by packet ships. BOWM. mA mort time, on deposit of personal watches, jewelr, jilver ware, rance an Office hours from 10 A. Aseage corti! the Swallow NNELL & CO. street, Now York, and 5 prtive road, Liverpool. Moxey TO LOAN IN 8UM8 OF $5 TO $600, ropert! TENANTS REGISTER, A low. Address 8. E. K., Herald office. May Ist. Situation west of Madis SMALL HOUSE, FURNISHED, TO a jon pal UNTIL Rent very In the new houses just finis! and avenue A, fronting Tompk assed in the sity, Croton water and Finished in first clags style orner PARTMENTS TO LET, TO ee etl tooo ark. Location uns on. every floor. ‘Only five Yamilies ine how of Ninth str: Rent moderate to small, neat families—none other need ap- Possession immediately. t for Vahpene office, iit Chambers streot, ade street, one door {rom Dro ealocn oF wine ce it suitable fora een SUITES 5 Pony bet fitted up in ith every convenienc by their location, &ec., & &e. Apply on the promi TORE TO LET—THE FIVE STO counter cellar, Ne. 185 Duane strect, built im the mo atk of the Eri Te ft J ary next, be tars. Tho locality of his oroparty ation, renders it cne of directly. ill_be put Shag ol of, er adéross JOWN REA, or GILLE' 145 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. all, and many o his city.” No bulla rooms throughout th OF ELEGANT- ‘new build- nce or banking 6! oe WITB one door from an this. siete i) = actigels an ance 200. Large ap: arbmonce to small re yeotable famil on ier PIERCE, 1,104 Broadway. .O RENT—TWO STORES ON BROADWAY, BR t ‘Thirty-tixth and Thirty-seventh street. Reat Fevents r -fifth street, | To lease two Tou ear Eighth avenue. Apply to RB. @. 25 Le pred OF A biped pies ged HOUSE IN t, hetwoon Fifth and Sixth aven' 0 LET IN £0UTH BROOKLYN.—A GROCERY AND liquor store, back rooms and cellar; no better business stand or more sold or let witl re. Columbia and Amity etre Apply to M. neighborhood; the fixtures will bo BATTELLE, corner , South Brooklyn. 10 fn Lag geALL, BUT NEATLY FINI! ites coT- vini ill be sold low, Tinto corner, Brooklyn; ha fruit tees, shrubbe: Ad reoms. Apply to Mr. LENT, 195 trondway 7 LET—AT SENN THE DWELLING PART nilding known as Odd Fellows rooms on the fi yur, nd cellar, in 8 good buil aire of J. BUXT cr on the promi Hail, consisting ood order, ding, which ON, Jr, No 0 LET—A STORE IN WILLIAM STREET, BETW: Lf Fulton and John strests, vor: adapted for mstaticnery oF gent arnish: LET—A THRER STORY FURNISHED NOUS | T° with all modern imprevements, ni ar A Urion will’) al Madsine Barber has s small room to advay. RIVATE al ah Aa * PENMAWSIT 5 iy riber ve vate a veel Sligibly situated posarasion riven forthwith. A note 105, Poot Pomce, will receive immediate attont ri in family, would it on reesorable terms. Inquire at No, 821 Broadway at SPAMS Paty NATIVE OF PARIS, olassos formation for those u Pereira Hotel. Can bo secon from 3 en ologent Qopy ee i aeeeee Rent ing Sire ted Box RE- jh lem GoLpguina. srs. Winslow | ‘ew York, or at the office E. FOSTER, Jr., Soorctary. t th + William and Na EWLY FURWISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITI OR | w thout board, at No.1 Bowling Green, OOMS TO LET—DOUBLE AND SIN tlemen, without board, at No. li | OOMS WITHOT neatly furpish t street, to rent, bb B ZO GEN- BOA ard algo, two atiic aparte | WO FURNISHED \OOMS TO LET—TO A GENTLE: man and wife, or single @ntiomen, with full or partir” board, in a private family, © of afront parlor on th first floor, genteclly fury ished. @ room on the secon floor, At 137 West Peleveuth saeet near Siith avenue, EMPORARY RETIREMENT.—A LADY DESIRING Tetiremens, of one afflicted with norvous or mental de- Lility, disease of the ltvor or lunge, or any chronic disorser, can be accommodated in the house of © regular educated and legally qualified surgeon and physician, in long practice, ‘where she will meet with skillful treatment, caro and atten- Adare rgeon, Herald office, for three days. 10 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, to's gentloman and bis wife, cr one or two single go tlemen, between 8; nd Houston streets, within thr doors of the Sixth avenue railroad. Possession given im- mediately. Terms moderate, Address G. T. W,, Broadway Post office. Seca eS Es ehe as a ictta ere, at bargains. anuan street, i Seb Chambers st treet, of A BUSINESS FOR SALE, NOW IN SucoRSsFoL bre operation.-The stock and lease in the best bu TILIARD TABLES FOR SALE-LEONARD & BEN- jamin, successors to T. C. O'Connor, Rea have se form their friends and billard saloon sinned te fernish o large and splend ntaoties Werkmane best qualil taken and ae M'dtslowen tate, Ail oane ply attended to, by apply! street, or at the wareroom fourth floor. N, Le to) band billard tal ILLIARD TABLES.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE Om hand a splendid stock of tables, consisting of f rosewood ahogany, of various itable f use, Which we offer for ablisiiment in the city with everything compl alle, cues, wax, the old stand, IEFITH & DECKER. AKERY FOR SALE, BAKING FROM ABOUT TWEN: re per week into bread and cake; with all its fixtw 00 tore and fixtures, and hitnro, if required, as I intend going to Atstralia, | Plo call at J. B. Steusi agent for J. Parker, corner of Fulton and Clason ayneues, Brooklyn. Barros, WITH STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE for esle, or would be exchanged for real estate in this city or Bro Teng ks © present proprictor has made $6,000 per 3. ear for thr Valuation of stock and fixtures § 000, the le: ois worth to under let, $5,000, Address, B,, this office, ORD WOOD IN VIRGINIA FOR SALE—I WISH to contract for the sale and delivery of ‘th thousand cords of first rate pine wood, durin Thave soveral hundred oords seasoned, an naw Ye deliver My residence is onthe north side of Hampicn Roads, between Old Poivt Comfort, (Fortress Montoe,) and Newport Nows, whero, 1 have ® good wharf, at whioh v rele cen Iond drawing ton fect water, Applications can 0 GEORGE M. BATES, a BATES. Hampton, Virginia, Nov. 13, 1852. OW FOR SALF.—A FIRST RATE COW, CAN BE seen by calling at 509 and 510 West street, net To any person wanting milk for ch'ldren thi portunity to get a first rate cow. E.—THE OLD ESTABLISHED drug store, No. 656 Greenwich street, corner of Barro: togethor 18h thelaseo of the preteioon- will be eoldlow and on acoommedating terms. The sal:s will range beyond the usual average, and there is no better stand of its class in the city. Apply to W. J. STEWART, 157 South street, Fok, S12 -4 COMPLETE SET OF GOLD PENCIL tools, made by the best makers in New York. Sold om uutcot the fl hatch of the aivertisers "Tequize of Ac Be JOUNSTON, 75 and 77 Nassau stroct, fifth floor, ress uilding. OR SALR—BARGAIN, change ‘for real RUG STORE FOR SAL) FOR CASsu, Ge ‘0 EX ad other merchand: watohe neil iron enfos, set in Havana and German e- gars, lin street, scoond floor. BA CAMARA, FR SALE—THE FRUIT AND SEGAR STORE, 490 Droadway, opporite Wallack’s Theatre, with « cliotoe ug complete, now doing s rst rate bust ‘to save timo, this will be sold for $250, wb halt its foal yalug. as the proprietor has commenced extentive ti his requires no comment —the lo &o., epenks for itself. Apply, therefore, without del OR-*SALE.—-THE LEASE OF A LIVERY STABLI with two eosches, five horses, two light wagons harnoss and fixtures, &c. Th je has room fore eighteen or twenty ho: 4 wagon.toom in proportion. ‘The lease has six yea: next to run, im a Grst rate location, be nite Casal bees and the conchwork, with. proper attention, saved to five oF ox coaches, The present ine! 21 ae heaving attend to must sell, aE + id Address Stable, Herald office. OR SALE OR TO LET-ONE OF THE MOST Eos pewsin the Church of the Messish, No. 145. A) 64 Amity street, or to the Sexton, Mr. Cummi OR SSLE—AT AUCTION, THURSDAY, 18th, at 4 o'clock, P. M., on the premise not pre- viously ‘Alsposed of ‘AN, prieate. sale, -ebe lense, faratte and fixturos of the frst elass dining, #aloon, No. 31 Maide an ngs. NOs e, el A fitted up in good ord bo sold reduced price, as the proptictor js engaged in other business. Inquire on tho premises, or of Thomas Darlington, ‘Esa 106 preadway from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. OR BALE-LO o} » two tailors’ cuttin; poly at 282 Greenwiol ON ACCOUNT OF CLEARANCE be » with drawers street, nearly opposite OR SALE—TEN YEARS ESTABLISHED, A WHOLE- nd retail confectionery. Laquire of C. J. BOCK, corner of Grand, ‘WO RO®MS TO LET, WITH ae TO re nin room 0 LET—NO. lit EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE Opera House, a fine suite of rooms, with board. "WO YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMODAT ED with board, in a small family, whore they would be will- ing to room toget! Prioe, five dollars each, Board in advance. Ad note toM. B., Broadway Post office, MISCELLANEOUS. ARD WRITING.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing the written visiting and Se cards, will be promptly attended to by addrossing by note, or otherwise, to BENJ. F. BRITTON, Card Writer, 116 Bauk straot. RENCH, vane KID AND SATIN SLIPPERS, 1,200 ies’ white kid and satin Log toed w being of the Pri a Sy THOMAS TATE, 86 Can: of Groon. G°9?, TBA, 2C. PER POUND, Hoey oben at cor into this countr; 10 Ib, fc ae, may now bo Sivan, Nee te oy n y cesharine 2 ‘ompany, No. K m Croenwich street. CHRIST! RON ROOFS.—THE CORRUGATED ‘gt yen hed the lightost, cheapest, most handsome, and fs in the wor! a for dwelling and warsarenes een a ay termini, oF mild paildinge worth ‘saving from fire, of tage Ween short time om the sotures i Warrant, 176 Woet Twonty-seoond street, VORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY—SILV% ER eer on Albats table forks, $6 to $7 per Zozon; spoons, $3; castors, baskets, &c. Also, Corneli::s solar Iam doles, candleabras, gas fixt fine oval ahd gothic tea tray; shandoliers, inlaid with pearl. MORGAN, 152 William street, besween Fulton and Ann, opposite the church. STRICH FEATUERS.- 200 DOZEN BLACK, AND 5 touon gray, suitable for childr Wat. H. sMiT@ & Ct ATS AFLOAT.—2,650 BUSHELS . ee oi ihe vaxia, for sale by No. a Water stroot, OR SALE A, couNTRY STAGE LINE, NEAR NEW York, now doin; rusingss, ‘running two stages daily, with two hoi Dropriotor will sell one or both stages, and two or e Tho propel +» box. siness for aman with » small capital. Address B. B. RM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—HANDSOMELY situated, sixteen miles from "the city, on Long Ielan ighty acres, good house, bara, and fence, &c. Apply ‘Tenth street, Dry Dock. OR SALE A BSRGAIN—SEVEN THR STORY brick basement houses, with all the late improvements, ia South Brooklyn, ins borheod, five minutes walk rice of each house is $4000, $2.50) can romain Also, two four stery brick basement houses om two three story first oe Le = to attend to, Post off and att'c houses in Twonty-second at avenue, Terms easy. Apply to A. SERGEANT, No. Newall atreo! OR SALES THE LEASE OF THAT LARGE DOUBLE building 254 and 255 W mth street; also, the machinery, which con ngine and shafting, all ti facturing purp OTICE—TO COOPERS AND SHIPPERS TO CALI fornin.—Fer sale 300 half barrols, red osk andirom For sale low te clove a ccncetu, by EDWARD DROM & KUMUARDT, 69 West street, if MNIBUS ROUTE FOR SALE IN THE gia or Brooklyn.—Any person wishing to enzagein this le ness now has an excell Direc particulars epply to Mr. J. STEPHENSON, omnibus pala cr, corner of I'wenty-sevonth street and Fourth avouue, of address G. B., Herald office, ARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL KREPERS.—THE PRO. Prietor of tho N. Y,, bel desirous, on account of of his fa hia pr se kn dispose of his ture ni jouse is located aa that offered them, of tl ty, with @ reput: and i 8 busi: —ALL KINDS OF COUNTING ean be found et, between FFICE FU pNity R ape cr aa nl ae .ENG bee $ "CARDS. —CALL md lay size oF qualty De oard will be oat ont neat R. W. ROBY, jade street, corner of Contre, r Werder with dhe ut ues vpimoLay’ 8 SULPHUR BATAS, 847 PEARL STREET, near Broadway. — Established in 18%, by Louis J. Timolat, from Paris, for the cure of inflammatory and chro- nic rheumatism, scrofula, eruptions of the skin, severe colds, &e., &o., and are highly recommended by our most eminent phys cians, Drs. Mott, Kissam, &o. &e. YONS' POWDER IS THE STUFF, ‘Fer rate and mice it is good snug; Fleas, mosqoltoss, buss, and toachos, Flies nor bees dare make cnoroaches. One snuff they take, thon bool over; Bid farewell, va long farewell, however, No more th For now they're sober. it met, if, ro not had it Beet Toat the svore, itis iii, mae And Broad Now Where live ir, to grow is six wooks, stror It t avatar ntirely upon the roots of the hair, @ wi? Bont fo any Cea jure the okin ‘in a Si por bor 15 Rathbone place, tates that he eufferes severely from ie "oom Finint, and a dveadfol pain in hispid, and that ho has de- rived more benefit from taking Holloway it t h Weain wader the tr at the Proprietor , 244 Stra DRY GOODS, LORED Ri ahd RIBBONS.—JUST SITY, FOR BROOA- lin curtains, window bia +All of the le- ich they offer Ieee than any other possible, al upholaterers, 300 Bro 10 PRINTERS.—$500 WILL PURCHASE A COUNTRY newsraper, well supported, ins thriving town, Rowe New York. The job werk of the npern is worth $1 Teck. To an aotive young, printer, a, better eppestanity ddvess, A. B. Printer, Sun off fe gtk SLIDAY PRESE THR aenvaes Liew Malden lane: New York, mmon aualities, Kid. and ames, obi figures, reworks, &0, 0. = Onders Ontalogues dolls, sinter tae bay i) India rubber to: URITY PrOMpAly eas and pplication. ied om 10 DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.—STERROSCOPRS JUST received, and for sale, by VICTOR BISHOP, 23 Malden, lane. 10 DAGuBARnAN ARTISTS.—A NEW INVOI oul a, warranted perfoot, just receiv 1CTOR BISHOP, G respectfully informs ste ublic t! the three now and be: a L'Angliot an has just re- ceived fro ris. New olnsse LA Toray for bo For particulars apply at her rooms, No, $4 Clinton place. ocapnnanytfnseemi P*RRERO'S DANCING Lite? et & MADAME Di breul Ferrero, and her brother B. Ferrero, fiat nnounce to their patro: id the that tl wi a for Monday and Thurs: their ne weed ‘commodious p wg No. 69 Wi Fourtechie of cach weck tetas | private laceos for ladies hing class for gentlemen. street, Friday and ‘Tuesday pid gentlemen, and ARar pate nd tel R any Say INFORMS Fo) Sha}, she is now preparing house Nor vit opposite ia tiek a | of her dancing classes, A furth fire inquire between TZ ena So'elook. SEB.. ro bes Peas foc jormod, on Monday evens in Private and grnorsl classes over ore nd evening. ONTAGUE HALL wabarot od Brooklya.- -Gentlem 4 waltzing,—Mre. tie! | HALG) clase and te totion, Teepeottully ths of thie ofty, that he has nets his rata and te their patronage. Several new danoes rave been in among which | linoire is muok having eee yy the Professe: ight till ten eee Bay} Lge ty OPFICE-157 WEST BIGHTRENTA Rt ib. Joh jammer, who has much ¢: oe gd tens 0 peont: tanee, ee af yperty, erylvede. atten aud promptitude. xporien ptisves Tet rind iti ligotion of rents