The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1852, Page 6

———— ml ene = FINANCIAL ANE wee W MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuvespar, Deo. 16~6 P. M. ‘An eotive demand st{l) existe for all the leading fancies, ‘and peices are well maintained At the first board to- Camel advanced % per cent; New Jersey Zine, ‘Orystei Palace, 2; Cumberland Coal, 3;; Brie Railread, ty; Long. 1; Stomtngvon 3s; Norwich and Worcester, x. Aa elosed at prices current yesterday. Mor- gis Camal has again become active, the demand being principally from Philadelphia. If the speculators of that ihe A i BEE i pe Noval eiores bla. 3 ‘mot oon yn mplaagecleduedicbyad - 'L. BUBLDON, 85 Nassau stroot, Long Island. may carry prices up as pe TG AGES FOR SALE. orrs IN banat ood? Cape) wea FOUR Lorrs, fut os on © Of Please. Money has beon a little tight tn 63,000. es ecleartas tea la rans import of the Seah olaas. an i fer come days past. and speculative have bees rather quiet. This stringency may oeklynsaven Dor Cont, ‘The mortgages are seoured on ne x aw tie houses ané iy) at whiel t be ouly temporary. Brie Railroad was in demand at th» gro worth nearly double the amount. Torme $2 per week, fizet beard, at alight improvement. It is reported in the gs “2 a RRaDNngy IN BnOnDWAT FQ, rk ALYRED, Biresdwsy be five per cemt, Nicaragua Transit was protty firm, Pegs ins sretuablo basins st. edi u with eales to’ sume extent. ‘There is evidently a movo- dra a - nen elerebds: ment om foot te run this stock up. A good deal of stock has been purchased lately, by «trong varties, and it is the ; impression of many large holders that higher prices will @ been rule the market. All the coal stocks are steady, and y ; Smo tmquiry seems to be principally from outsiders. As W poem as these dtooks become better distributed, the ad- ‘vameo will be steadier and more permanent. At the second board there was rather » heavy feeling 2 the market, and lower prices ruled. Cumberland Coal @eclined 3 percent; Nicaragua Transit, \{; Roading :Raliresd, \(; Erie Railroad, ‘{; Norwich and Worces- Sonveniatce, to lat, totwo gentlemen, with die none 1a ins firet olase bi cme Tent Tear the ipa, om very reasonable terms also, 8 Cast WILL BUY A, HOUSE AND LOT f Bloomingdale vill: TS, LET—A LARGE ee HOUSE, CONT: fea bet ween forty-five and rooms, corner of way and Twent; veges now in completion; roton, partly Cyn at iter ry Hos od tana f Selec s espana Re rely. =r tied good and 0 vena peely. to 10 Baro d LARGe yoven aD aren Cah ci fn ere ‘AAR Patien Ne nee Barey tse, Her ‘asort Welee: Grant sizes g00 real invest Weet Thirty. first street, near Righth #1 ‘OR ous ‘A FEW OF THOSE CHOICE wen a ean deex ‘ext’ the beat at sacaty Mpser pipers on ‘8. WILCOX, 82 Joho atrecs, IDENCE FOR house in the mh Hicuse penned Nor Hi aes te ‘No. lig West Sint ‘Terms joint an agent living in New ZED PARLOR bedroom to Jet, in ILEGANT FURNISHED CITY Ri sale ore er ange.—A person owning vishalty of th svonte, ani of ‘ie desirous of anil) treasurer in favor of the Trust Company for 1822876, for July iaterest, “with distinct treasurer of hep State. that they did so to protest the draft, the saree he = LET.—V1Z., A FARLOS AND BED. Jersey Yinc bas been im demand within the past dsy or | Ship! Re tly furnish and responsible porson need spply. ° of the Trust Oom. | e¢: f roma on the sooo ~ a [ed floors, with ‘two, amd prices appear to be steadily moving forward. | Whale oil . Bele attached. Private d if desired. Re- ‘The new dirsotion of this company have mads great pro. | M. tob’ee, be 1 482 id, but they saw none ot the | ferences a.exchenged. ‘Sony st wo. Bloeoker street, west P entrance 8 4 the cashier to furaish them a the drafts and moneys which the trea- 4 | Surer delivered to him, this might enable them to dis- cover some ve the “seoret causes aad agencies,” but they foiled. treasurer left his tunds wich the Pho- fevr rooms on floor with back b: nue, 2 York. 0 LET, WITH Nipet ts Spee = gupenan seam ‘three story brick buildi: situs 236 Sheep. 144 Paper. reams STT Machinery, 60 Furniture... Hams... of Broadway. 8 gress in placing its affairs in & proper position. ‘The reocipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of F this peet, todsy, amounted to $171,310; psyments, 91,188,976 02—balance, $2,497.202 59. Of the payments ‘Zhe day, $1,121,000 was transferred for the liquidation of the semi-annual interest on the government debt due on Geist of January, 1553. ‘The booksare now open for subscriptions to the stock Of the Alliance Bank, to be located im Sixth avenue, op- | cqPonite Righth street. ‘The propoced capital is three hun. | 2 @red thousand dollars, in sbares of one hundred dollars | ne OPPOSITE THE OPERA of rooms om third floor, front, to * fret class 143 # 5 Nao bt ag 2 fifteen min ery. apply ab 276 Pearl street, New et, with boar XTY OR SEVENTY. Ltd LY of the village of Yonkers, al mit 1 Hudson Ri wil hree * Bathe , ge Inquire aot walk at No. 72 State street, corner of Henry. FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FULL OR board. for — gentlemen and their wives. or three or four single gentle: Baths, warm and cold. Abel at at 162 Sullivan street, one door from the corner of of the clauses of the new constitution; amdjihe co etna topert tone the legality of their int re] rgues the sppoin | ment of the Secretary of State to act Lee transfer agent, at considerable length, and “ deeply rets that the 97 | ‘Treasurer should thus unnecessaril pe uojastihealy | rast himeelf between them and the discharge of the ‘The ining, Seabing = for manuteed ing purposes. if years. Apply each. = ‘The operations at the mines of the Great Northern Dera Company are actively but quietly progressing, and | <their lead will be undoubtedly in the market during the “month of January next. The whole of the machinery will have been erected before the close of the year, and the | mines fully equipped for the winter's work. A large are ef Ore has been raised, and the crusher will | fan it is sald, about two hundred tons every twenty- | men, produced from about six fathoms of ground. It is {timated that the amount of clean ore will be three tons Ver fathom, yielding, probably, two tons of pure lead, Which is a degree of richness few miner disclose. Lata ‘Yoports from the mines state that the water from the Doal bill is nearly all pumped out. and that the develope- | sfeonte, thus far, exceed the highest expectations of the | y*Perionced mine sgent. The judicious manner in which qhe affaize of the Great Northern Lead Company have been | ‘pac is not only highly creditable to the company, | a they would do well to imitate. * wer. ¥.A. Platt for many years in the Mechanics’ Bank. ‘as been unanimously elected cashier of the Corn Ex- Bank. (This is an excellent appointment, and | 1 at give general satisfaction. dividend to be declared in January next on the | Geterred stock of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, | 3 three per cent. The interest coupons of the New Orleans City Bonds, ind of the late municipalities and city of LaFayette, will @ paid when due, on presentation at the Union Bank, in | als elty. ‘Tho Mosine and Planters’ banks, of Savannah, have sph declared dividends of six per cent for the last six | Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail- | oa (Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of iweper cont., payable .in this city on the $d of January. ‘ARedirestors alco give notice thet a new issue of stock, | APPle# ual to tem per cent in amount upon the existing stock 7 tine company, will be made at the same time, and dis- ibuted pro fete, and st par, among the stockholders ‘xe shall be such at the closing of the books. | hee receipts of the Oswego amd Syracuse Railroad, for | me months ending October Ist, in each of the past two sara, have been as follows: — POM... eeeese ee over cose SIZORE AT Amerease, $17,091 53, equal to about twenty-five per wt. The greatest inorease has been in freight. The example already dearly furnished our citizens, in ® failure of the Bank of the Union, and the Potomac wvings Bank, should put them on their guard agsinst cciving this miserable trash as currency. Touch not, sndile not, is the safest polley to pursue, now that gold diars are sufficiently abundant for all businee:pur- ses. The attention of the Grand Jury, now in session, || ght to be directed to the matier. | The Bark of Gooperstown is the name cf a new bank, : the first of April next, in the village ot Cooperstown. owing ten banks, in this State, will expire on the Slst | December, 1862. cemation or Baxx On anters—BSratz or Naw Yous. \ Date of Charter. Capital. April, 1839, otaihmacrcsetas the general banking law of the ' ate, with some modifications of capital. vis. :—The Bemk will reduee its capital to $115,0007; the | nk of Amerion will reduce its cspitsl to $2 000,000; » Union Bawk and the Bank of New York will have cir present capital—the latter with the option of in- sasing to $2,000,000, The annexed statement exhibits the quantityfjand va- » of certain articles exported from this port during the Y ek ending and including Saturday, Dec. 11, 1852, dis- wguishing the destization and extent of shipments to sh place — 8,619 127 19 Mackinery...... 36 160 a -# :}4 a0 Wht, sh 08.48 100815 | OOOO RePee ee ereneceeeeeensseeeeenereee® rrr es i L nel ote 15 $307 56 el | one cabo, Das nl aco 6; Do. cash Su | ty ne H 168 kine 4 330 | os 8 158 | tores, bbls 150 662 bdls. « 2 150 500 46,760 $82 81,186 | 569 6.200 2 : + Ja8 9100 | 586, ft 736 10, i | 4 oa ¥'940 | rr} 438 10 00 oma 76 2,888 1000 “4 Jacob B Pentz is President of the imtitution, | heurs. We learn that fifty tons of very good ore | Obtained during the last three weeks—the work of a | presents an example to some other mining companies | th s capital of $150,000, which is to go into operation | The Bankers’ Magazine says that the charters of the | Be LIVERPOOL, Pkgs, Vehie. Pkgs. Value. tom, bales. 40106238 886 Beef. tos ....... 418 $8,000 | } ples, bbls..... 235 1070 Bewg mach os. 10 260 | . 3.586 18406 Books &. .. pS 15 213 6280 I. 1ubber goods. 1,400 | % 1,800 56 | Candles, ‘Exes Pi QZ — Toth... eeses0 00 $16,309 cv. N. stores, bbls 33. $i7 Potatoes, on se $1,855 Oil whale, gis'1,060 rt 50 | | Nails, kegs 52 293 | Dried fish, owt 28 1,300 Onions, ropes.9,070 ps 753 | | Shingles, bods 100 125 Mf. tobe., tb 13 23 138 Total......... eons settee ceases sees oeeee $4836 | | PORTO RICO. | Furniture, pks 15 $t17 Cheese, Ibs..1,046 $115 Machinery... 149 13,444 Butter. ...... 645 150 Apples, bbis.. 25 50 Biseuit.Kegs.. 50 86 | Pot + & 44 Rice. tierces.. 12 263 | ig 3 60 Stationery, os. 2 Pork 5 25 475 Shocks . na’ Dried fieh. owt 588, $1,716 Raisins, bxs.. 25 $39 Pk do, bbls. 186 910 Tobacco, hhds 5 720 5 2 144 Do. bales 39 Tinea, os 41 3,076 Woodware, pk 12 2 Flour, bbls... 460 2.581 iottles. i 100 + 95 279 90 268 156 125 355 | Soap. boxes, “49 | Leather, Ibs.. 756 72 | Batters... ; 559 60 2,122 46 » 665 98 le 108 167 Whale oil, gis. 106 82 | Drugs, pks... 4 87 seeeeearenceceneee cessesenes se PlOLGG DANISH WeeT INDIRS. Cormmeal,bbls. 26 98 Candies, boxes 30 78 bread... 69 82 Shoes.....e.. 14 3,000 5 18 wees ‘208 50 “4 638 72 1“ 877 45 230 2 206 13, 18 166 902 a2 —_—— 120 $8,622 © $300 12 136 12 481 29 268 60 616 ory 4 13 160 124 45 30 60 ae rr) 13 00 ” x) 2 Drogas, pigs. 80 soe gs.. Gunpowder, kgs153 1718 Flour, bbls... 220 — " ae 99,105, SUMATRA. | Domestice, pks J $008 Gunny bgs, bis 4 jum. case! RECAPITULATION, 43 Br. N. A. Colonies. $47, a | Brazil, ‘China. eause of the unusual proportion of the aggregate expert: | edtothat port. Bresdstuffs have act moved forward lately very rapidly. It will be seen that mext to London and Liverpool, the shipments to Chima have been greater thas to any other port. The principal article of ex; | to that country is domestics, and for several weeks past, theshipments have beem execedingly isrge. The ex- porta ef flour te Australia were quite large. This is something new, being the first ever mada from this Lompom. | The Obio State Journel gives the following statement | relative to the difficulties between the Commissioners of | the Sinking Fund, the Commissioner of the Canal Fand, | and the State Treasurer, growing cut of the failure of the | Legislature to provide for the payment of the July inter- est cn the State debt:— | The Commiaeioners, on the 10th of May, determined to provide for the July interost, and to take all the matters Sf the tramfer office in New York into their own hands. They appointed William Trevitt, Socretary of State. to act a and disbursing in Nec York. « until directed.” Mr. Morgan and Mr Pogh. the former as“ acting” and the latter aa “advieary” com- | miesioner, require the Auditor to draw on the Treasurer, | p= hadi Trevitt, agent, for $460(00. for the july interest. The ronan cane Cae yaar oe ee. | ubition and tells how it could be managed. When th mee Feady to start for New York. * “about” the ‘2th he presented the ¢raft of the Auditor, drawn phn, requisition afor-eaid, at the treasury office, Mr Brealin refused to pay it and refused to ondorre bis ree tons on the back of the draft. Mr. Trovitt then went to T . 2 86 125 Pepper, bgs.. 40 be 4 Cassia, mats.. 150 1 EB = Total.... cesses $7406 AFRICA $1,145 Iron, bars.... 854 $240 284 Crockery, pks. 8 282 | 052 Rum, gallons 4,400 1,000 Wine. 170 50 jomerticr. 55 Tard:lbs... 145 — | Gudpowder pi 200 15.916 | 20 $282 ME tobacco. 2210 $420 | 10 410 Duck, boite 1,250 | 1 105 Sauces, bxs 156 19 2,040 Flour, bbis. 3,839 Ginseng, Ybe.3,908 1.402 Bi-cut, tint. 318 10 1,200 Raisins, 243 pk.1,704 121,120 Loot Biss. 16,746 | | Butter, tbs. .1,¢80 Total. | new poliey, it will prove an expensive and idle p | | Private terms. A vessel was epgaged for Cuba and back | | sell, unlers at higher pricee than those last quoted by us. mend, | | closing rate, though many throst | ps duties of their office,’ and they animadvert upon management of the funds. They recommen’ more explicit legislation. They discuss different modes of in- veeting the sinking fund, declare they have no intention of retaining the Ohio Life Insurance and Trast Company as eae Spent, and disclaim all responsibility for the | aeomeet of the sinking fund until the constitution restored to its integrity and true effect. They recommend t! ollection of revenuo either in specie or in convertible paper. They think the money disbursed at the treasury office in Columbus ought to bs coin, and nothing ele They ray that forcigh baak paper is disbursed at the Treasury, and thence along the pub- lic works, contrary to the known they declare that, ‘if the mew constitution bas merely | brought new men into office, without bringing in, also, @ Stock Rixchange. 108g a shs Fae Coal Co.. 6516 | ws 100 a at aged otha Met Bk. x} if 50 Morris Ci CITY TRADE REPORT. Peat es tekm nt Deo. 16—6 “ Bales have been made 60 barrels—pots a 50%, and pearls at $5 Ay Ibe. upwards. nsactio: ¥ ~ Genesee white, of falr quality, at $1 @ Southern. at $1 25; 5.000 Cana- wo, 6,000 inferior Western Ted, at $1.03; aa en do., at $110. Rye was held at A barley at 71c. a 75c. per bushel. State oats commanded 513;¢ a 533;0, per bushel. New eorn was plenty and lower; while old do. remained scatee and irm. Both kinds w re fiecly dealt in, the movements amounting to 25,000 bushels, new Western and Southern bite and’ yellow at 670.9720, and eld mixed Western, at 790. 8 Corton.—The market is quite steady, and rather firm, at fc advance on the Arctio’s advices, with a business of 1,760 bales reported Corrre —Rio was mere ie So steady. 1,000 bags | changed hands to-day at 91¢: “gh ante | Peatnens.—Since our lest. 000 Ibs. live geese have | been bought at 41s 42c per Ib, cash Freicurs —To Liverpool 12,000 bushels wheat were | teken, at 10d, in bulk; about 500 bales cotton at 3¢d, and with some lote flour at 3s. 64; 1,000 bbls. rosin at 33 444d, and 500 do at 3s. 3d. 11,000 bushels wheat were en- gaged by the steamer Arctic, at 11d_and 200 casks rloe at 40s, To London, 3.000 bbls. turpentine were engaged on private terms. A vessel was chartered for Glasgow on | at $1600, There was nochange in rates to Hgvre. To | California rates were firm at 60s 850 ; elippérs nearly full obtained 90 » 1000. ¥rvit.—Sales were made of 300 boxes Inyer raisins, at $2 £6;, 800 banch at $2 8244 a $4.85; 600 bait do, at $1 60; anid 750 quarter do, et #1 3¢ 8 900 wi aaa nee have ry ad bales river procured, at i ® 00 Aeur —A sale sale of 00 bules prime American undressed, ‘was effected at $1 30a $1 35 per ton, 6 months—an a4 | vance. qullors—Abont 15 bales new were purctased to day, at aa one Holders of all dercriptions wore indispored to Buyers, however, did not seem willing to pay more, aud hence the transaotions were very emall Loiz.—Common Rockland continued in moderate de- $1 1244 per bol. } Mo.atsrs.—There was no diminution of activity in the market for New Orleans, enles having been made of near | 2000 bbls , at 20 0 800. per the latter being the | oy Reldace were asking 3le, per gallon, carh, Nayar Stones —All articles were quiet and unchanged A fow retail transactions were reported in spirita turpen- tine, at Ske per gallon cash. | O18 —The day's sales consisted of 3,000 gailens linseed, at 80 ; and 500 do. olive, at $1 10. | Provisions—Pork was in fair request and buoyant. were sales made of 00 bbis , old prime at 615 3734 $15 60; new, at $15; old meas. at $1825 0 $18 37%; and new. at $19 » $10 1234. Pickled meats were more fought efier, at bes 6240 for, shoulders, and 100, 8 | 10%@ for bain per Ib. “Dressed hogs were worth So.» 90. per Ib.; some light prime carcasses realized as much | 80340 perib. ‘ihe rales of lard reschod 300 packages | at ile 018146. perib. New boot continued Im aotive de- | flem—the sales comprised 600 bbls. country | $19, Some 200 bbls. 8 $1475 per 220 Ibs. Butter and cheese noted. Rice —100 tierces have been disposed of, at $3 87)4 a $4 1235 per 100 Ibs. Mag sale of 50 tierces mowed timothy was made, at $1 boty —About 100 boxes Castile changed hands, at 10c. r Ib. a —Included - ogg bored ane ee bbie Ohio and json whiskey. at oa o a Ue. a2 ie ack Gon, with 50 bhds. drudge do, at 2540 per gallon, Hvoan.—We beard that 160 hhds. muscovado were | fold in part at 4%o.a Se, per lb. Market depressed and Scue Hae quiet, and quoted at 1034 8 10}¢0, per !b., cach RECKIPTS OF PRODUCE BY RAILROAD. berrels and 25 racks of flour, ined as last | way. Poosesui OARD IN BRYOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE aca tenan, onan mth fa a soa board 1: ‘torms, b; Te ey Livingston oot. re cei B IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE gentlemen can be accommodated with ple breakfast and teay and dinner on Sundays, i part of South Brooklyn, withia five mindtes walk from the jouth ferry, Apply a9 83 State strest, Brooklyn. OARDING AT NO. 648 BROADWAY. front parlor on the second floor, and room on the third floor, handsomely fai Foome with grates, for single gantlom LET, A ; also, single ‘Tho house con: ‘TH! THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, ON THE second floor, oan bo obtained indy and gentleman, oF two gentlemen, in a private fam easant location in West El street, a few doors Som Broadw: house nt INA To s.cash parchaser it will be other ov ile: ape ee tend to. SALE—THE Her aed 8TOCK ‘AND Fagg ad or retail dry tore, bought for ¥ roles Into Guo whotevale Tiree OR “SALE—THE LOT OF GROUND NO. 33 WEST Thirteenth street, stone Pisway, botween Fifth and Bixth avenues, 25x103 feet 3 ino! aviog eer ae on both sides. Can be improved to aatany os Apel Gael J. I. CODDINGTON, 17 Wail stroct. OR SALE.—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. $08 West Twenty-second street, three rooms deep, and well furnished with modern improvements. Range, hot and cold water baths, stationary weeh tubs, &e. For further ptrticulars inquire on the promises,” OARD—A GENTLEMAN ANP HIS WIFE CAN OR recon y attached, on the wl Apply at 113 3a ferry. Also asingle gontleman. Brooklyn. OARDING.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommo? ated with a front or back parlor, with board for the lady only, on the west side of Broadw: nd below Canal strcot, ina bighly respectable neighb rhood. Torms moderste. Gash in advance. Yor partictiars, address Eliea Jane, Broadway Post Office. OARD ON UNION SQUARE.—APARTMENTS ELE- gantly furnishod, two front reoms and parlor, first flocr, use of new snd costly plano thorein, in s private f 1p, but where comfort and reupectability may. bo relied, 1g offered to let, with?full or rartial b office, will receiv applies attention. OARDING.—FAMILIBS | AND SINGLE GENTLE ms ins i they sh al bo and Second av street, First farther information, the undersij to Mr. Charles pete No. ae mm Draper. No. 46 Pin Also, ird floor. deor'wenh of Bronaway., Bate ix FHeseowra—- GENTLEMAN AND, as WIFk, OR ‘two gentlemen, ean be ace: ie paateee attached, 4, furnished oF afermia fer’ the vr ike Botely Liar, oye tues of Breedway: nae LADY, WHO H. pay, 8 B Misi, the bons imesvers ace otaploged, would ite te t Propane: iiacle gentlemen, ino pletonan Ipeaton, ah plate, Scar Washington square. Wefereuees URNISHED ROOM.—TO Fm without board, leasant ans TO SINGLE 'GENTLE- a third flror. ‘The situat family, ie the Inquire as above. ce ae incense? AT NO. 4 STATE street, suitable four single gentlemen. poly the e premises. Referenc: juired. men, in ® private East ‘Broniway. az 810 x Soren BROOKLYN.—FAMILIES OR single gentlemen on one seeome tee wy the house every WIN R. YALB. to! five minutes, Przyor AND BBD.ROOMS TO LET—AT THE NEW Collins Hotel, with or without board, for families or single gentlemen, corner of Canal and Wea streets. ae bh pine mec A LET, TO A SMALL PAMILIY oeSiey = as kitchon can be had if oe with com- WO FURNISHRD ROO} ITH BOARD, TO LET to single gontlemen, (0. 2 Uxion plave, corner of Fourteenth strest and Fourth avenue. 0 LETIFURNISHED BEDROOMS, OR PARLORS , to single gentlemen. These ted, having two windows and» e let reasonable. Apply at 56 4 nEW PUBLICATIONS. WILL D LIVER 7 THE FIRST OF a EN. York Sunday Mercury. "1C9 Nasean street, Do tendance of ali his old friend! mankind, on the oceasion. DP ae DICKENS? ing. No. 7of new Words. Tor ott sb vook er number: SPFECHES.—NOW READ 2mo, with a portrait of th In of Ir ductory aortas Also, new an “The Pretty Plst Darley. Price 3 sale by eee! een! dished J. 8. REDFIELD, Not. 110 and 112 Nae au sirect. ARSH’'S COURSE OF het see pape bate ng those who cana ot avail th ms for the prac: ng, No, 304 Drowds ay, fiat Micee tp olen” Bos § wnt by mail ter oF gay. with old, pea contents are worthy taous Publuhed byt. 0. RIKER, on 129 Exp Fulton street. Hhorsta Buildings. —— SSO HOUSES, ROOMS, Etc, WANTED, anne anion Cz IN WILLIAMSBURG, BROOK LYN, 0 oR oR THE per part of the city. —Wanted to bay. on ensy t cam ‘¢r one or two lots. on which money wor build cottage, advanced to Horald office. | F[OUSH WANTED—TO PURCHASE, A SMALL two. eT wel ad near Broad. rr nasicy om or before the first of May next Addrens Tvs to Fil. K., storo 187 Canal stroat. H WANTED—THE Midas thot Wish TO furnit “tgs oats RNG E STURGES, 152 Falton strest. Re WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. —A Redium rized house orzovms, over a store or otherwise, suitable fora light manufsctur'ng business, near pvt street and not a} ove Hamorsly evreet. Apply at No. 70% Bowery. OM WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN.—A SMALL, 4 op Low ag without meals. Location prefer- fed telow rea, stating a, &e., BL, Horald roan, for s week. EID REMOVALS VAL—JAMES I. RUNDEOR, TAILOR, Ras Rue from 153 to 639 Brondway, weet sido, one door south of bloecker etreet. DAAUING A ACAD RAIL ‘a WILL ci R. bee 7 iid. Addrese, with particulars, 8. x s ‘OUSE OR gee oe SALE—TBE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIX- old established exchange office, now doing s Price low. Inquire at the. otiice, No, 473 of the premises. R. LAWRENCE, 75 Nassau stroct. F°%, SALE—VERY LOW, = _ IMME- diately, the thi t all the modern impro’ ‘Twe ond teeneh aeeet, near alual jcinte in Washington streets th m stone front rae Be ues. $5,000 pha ghey wi i te arg pro ‘worth $10,000. BAMURL EDDY, 63 va street OR SAUEA FINE THREE STORY HOUSE, WIER soe Beams Soraet’ of trent fours Rew Riesote wit lee, ina’ Rose Pere yg faba bh AAD Lama d pal Mi phe a te) | in Hating complet d, and Fes SALE—A SPLENDID BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS and i Jy long lenses, ‘tec aunum,” They can , Teteed for road & re Sie partouly very atylih driver ‘Will be | cupptne ie in Toe oy = INSHIMER, 319 Fourth tg A Saving the fr Aor ‘the purehase money ané mortgage Fourth etreek pert ae l ESTABLISHEENT Fo ry best locality in the sity, pee addressing with real name, post 2 Nex OL Post office, 10 PRINTERS—FOR SAL press, 27x41 Apply to of Dutch and Fulten streets. _ HAT TE RS—FOR SALE—LEASE, STOCK, mae een weaie nee down town, in « first rate th: jes. Apply, with real name, “ SINGLE ADAMS nites WEBB, corner C. Herat stiee. W 30, WANTS 4 PLANTATION THE SUBSCRIBER hss six hundred and forty acres of lying 0 White River, Missouri, whioh he wishes to o: porty in this vicinity. ' For partioulsrs, call on D. DIEFEN DORE, 123 Fulton street, second floor. MUSICALs UADRILLE BAND.—MR. A. SEDGWICK, PROFES- { the concertina and piano, Iate oon at and Hanover juare Rooms. London, ropplior id IANOFORTES.—TEN NEW AND SECOND-HAND 8, of New York and Bosto. manufacture, of ey T. GILBERT & CO’S PIANOFORTE yAneerye adway, corner of Anthony street Bro i an. oR Ge are dally mdding to the extensive oorsaaet of toatramente in oa oms. The: Will be sold, at a burga’ Gelebrated Amorican patent action pianos, N. P. B, CURTISS, 447 Broadway. been et 9 of any thet | Ly aaa si J ore, re l competition tort "aire tren oft Bina pice oat the, woliain, amit let Gliberv's boudets oF with or without tag fe veel Prinoo’s & Carhart’s melo Seoud' al low orioce MORAOR WATEBA. sole gent MATERMATICAL Day AND EVENING SO1OOL, 230 B ondwey, zoom 47.—Profor sor Ryan cont/nuse $4 ire, invtruetion ia’ th te and higher bran QPANISH LANGUAGE.—A DE P. BARZ, wAVING & few leisure hours, wi jovote them to ing private pteaeene p in bis native language, ton fe adios or gen. will aleo make trensiations with correctness propriety. Apply ae 383 Droalway, room Ne ll, up ees A fren Sopa dake fre Ny TAR? MO. | § dora: In: on te on scl ples, Buropean cobolare ‘Address Dr. T., at this ties. 20,000 Tey Sea ¥ BRANDIPS, WINES, Wars. - aa) Croia rom, Sehiedas precely, 0 ig nied ere or tasnlty’ use, a im sie by Wit. H. UN OBERT L. KELLY & CO., 58 Just receved aaah. J Lge ct aime bef ‘brandy, alent aavaring to warranted Sats aie tees Taaae ‘of whieh Seah ie hele to. Also, ehotoe Wirt econ he ys ee a ae ols Sat TSE LET—THE LARGER PORTION OF STORE NO. 52 Wi Brad azect, running: through ‘and cunecting with ook. on the premises, badeplishdad inane poy Prem NESMITH & CO. OSLET—TWO SMALL, GENTAEL THREE STORY ted, in the Biche t ining seven or eight Posseesi: icn immediat INARCLA Le ROPOSALS FOR LOAN.—$175.000 COVINGTON Lexington 6 per cont convertible bonde, Tearnateed by City of Covington. ¢ Covington and Lexington Railroad Company offee 5,000 of their 6 per cent convertible bonds, with Principal and interest guarantood by the City of Covington. ‘They are in ew ber, 1572, with coupo Ist’ Maroh and Ist F the fullest legal sanctions rity of the guarantee of the of he ade authorized A reg! g ae Less Resse avote of tl Inture of bi connecting the City of Covington, in Kentucky, 0 Cigsianalt, with the City of Lexington. site etimated cost of the road, duly equipped, te ), wie] ‘The entire debt of offered for sale, is $ Limits thi sane mpany a ie Covina, wil be Bo ena ta eperaiion, May next SEE Residue of the Line co Lozington about aie inh of Noveune Sen, 1853. The rails for the entire line BS} ht match ts $35 a a a Me sila d ahah on the work up te achat Feat wil sngw thant peurnes oer Yentesoous peal thy and ot pork rodusty ive ee a it wealt ot the State Kentwony. ‘The arta bia itis Cae ly omens over et salnatiog; than es throvgh which the with Civoiunati, te whieh trade tae travel of that pertien (ee Seee eure Saw in the every Sat even to wieten, ith tha railway lines Funaiog north, east and weet trom t oi, security is of the ie, eine vealed ce SRene that of = rail . a Seopaladien, oe over 12,000 ables, and rapidly increasing in wealth and < which is but i sls will be poly wail Eatartay, al withe addreesed to rg the No. 62 Wi ee ot eens One half of the, purchase mone caer amar ans mae Interest on ‘rill run fom the day of Pope ae wa ae was absolutely, and witheut mation om thie vel Jeet, we refer as above ef the com; , No. 52 Wall street. Deo. JOHN H. CaskY. ‘ANY. annual mecting stockholders will be held a od when the elected for year. CHA! RB, President, Covington and Lexington Railroad Oo. HE FLORENCE AND KEYPORT, COMPANY 7am Keyport, on Tussdagh the anneal dividend wi FFICE OF NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA hi Deo; Sth, 1862-—‘The dirvetors hy atvidend ot 6 Der cont on she shock @ earnings of at the ottoe ofthe sompany, 01 able to the stookholders at Ludlam & Ploasante, 83 Fi jesers. hei inet, anil whiah time ihe’ tran tooks will mum wn'0. EDW. HABIONT, aoe ‘OTICE.—OFFICE PANAMA ert ry ore RSD Deve a ‘1852.—1 Rebspciesbi sissippi Railron Realed male 5 will id at ti any, in the city of Cincianati, ontil, Thi Hh of January for the grading bridging of 115 3 ratles of the Ohio and Mississi; extonéing from the intersection with the Jeffersonville Columbus Railroad, in Jacksen county, to Yiasenace, county, Indiana, comprising ell tse work on the resent urder ooatract gesey contains 8 large from next store beay: M18 jseradieg, BP re ion ty five rofiles, plans and specifications will Hitftedontand eet ho Boek at, a the pon cis ag shall be deem a re the prempt and faithfal Searrscters Ii] be required to com ly. Proposals will also be recol: place, for the furnishing an wired orers and Vil ie Cincinnati to Vincennes. 0.M. Mrronent, Rens Enginoer and Commissioner. Danian Noxror, niet z er. Y¥MOUR & COMPANY. Cincinnati, De 10, 1852: N. 39280; (AST TEN YEARS CASHIER OF + Plantors! Bank )—Weeley Wh N & WHELE Banuina, Na Do a gonoral banking bu tion to collecting in all pai mit promptly, on most tiroratte i) , Norton Phile- a Graves, — delphia, Josiah Lee & Semi. Harri & ty ler, Cash. Drexel Co. Ballit& Fairthorne J. W. Clark & Co. Dez, 2, IRBLAND AND sani ace subscribers, BOWMAN, Nai B80. Uversoot aba na Lenton peck Picked shine. ae Lee & CO. AMERICAN BANKE! Sr do ln Bourse, Pari hove house b; perion Foal entate, on good necurity, t than five years, Addves 4 you will be 0: nOWn. 0,000-M 48782, 28,4 wegen 4 jobbieg busiae well er ertarnacr’ from $30,000, Sarit oun given Adaroes _aer ann iit poy s rroat ‘wil pay with real need om personally, ani 3,000 17 ‘Greenwioh treats