The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1853, Page 3

CONMSULAR STSTUMS. ‘The United States Compared with ‘The following is a comparative table of the number and fees of American Consuls, under the present law, cem- pared with the number and pay of those employed by Great Britain:— annum. sseee $2,500 No consul. $000} No consul. "500° No consul. 2,000 No conaul. Vice consul at do. Vice eonsul at Bo Vice consul at Oran, \ustria— Venice, consul-general 6,000 } gro Vice consul at do. 500 j $72 00 Vice consul at Milan, 600° No consul, Vice eonsul at Trieste, 500 1,206 86 Vice consul at Fiume « 875 No consul, lypium— ABEWERP ee say cis + 2,000 2,012 25 . 1000 No consul, 2 1/200 No consul, Bolivia— Cechabsmba, consul-general,.... 6,000 No consul, cee t and neo, com. agent con- s aye, co } 2,500 No consul, Brasil— Rio Janeiro... sess 4,000 9,880 76 Rio Grande 5 4000. 11343 00 Bahia... + 4000 No returns, Maranham, 2 1,600 161 60 fevsics . 2'200 414 00 Praiba, vice consul > 21000 No consul, Pernambuco, consul, 1 23500 1,052 88 ‘There are six other consuls whose salaries — pn given, Bantos....... eee 9 St. Catharine: + = 4800 Buenos Ayrea— _Buenos Ayres. 4,000 418 00 Central America— Ben Falrador, consul-general. Vice consuls at Guatamala and fealjo—salaries not stated Chiti— Santiago, consular general No eensul. Varparaiso, consul........ 1,365 No consul. No returns, 1,884 87 Conception, vice consul. Coquimbo, ‘consul, Talcahuano, China— Canton, consular general. Do.,’ vice consul...., Do., senior assistant, Do., junior do, Amoy, consul... Do., vice consul. Do., senior assis De., junior do Feochowioo, co 1, No returas, No returns, Do., 02: Ningpo’ consul. 6,900 1 “4 senior asi 2ous f No consul. Shanghai...... | Bo., vice consul a De.) renior assiviant, No returns, Do. junior do. Do., supernumerary, No consul, Whampoa, acting consul agent Comoro Istarls— TABLE NO. 4. 780 00 The number ef Consular agents employed by Great Bri- No returns. tain and the United States, in the countries named below, Sandecich Islands— are as follows — Wahoo, (or Honoluln),........... 4,000 2,663 Great Unrrep Starms. Genoa, consul, 1,001 Cagliari, cons No consul. Under the Byrd Nice, consul.. No returns. Great me of Mr. japles, consul... 2,000 ” vice consul, 2 "260 } 43:00 Hi 2 2 Palermo, vice consul | 2,000 “1,528 8 1 1 Gallipoli, vice consul, . _ 500 No consul, 1 o 0 Messina, consul., + 1,000 170 00 1 ° 0 Otranto, vice consul 2, 125 No consul. 18 1 7 Ten other vice consuls, salaries not stated, 1 1 1 Seciely Istands— 4 3 3 . Tahiti, ComBUl... 6... scseceeeeeee 2600 19 8 1 Spain— 2 4 2 Barcelona, consul..,.ssseseeeee04 2,000 8 8 a Alicant, do,,, 1.590 4 : § Bilboa, do,, 1,750 1 1 F Cadic do.. 2/500 48 13 4 Canary Islands, do 2,000 > 1 i Carthagena, do, + 2,000 18 i 1 Madrid, do. + 1,000 3 4 4 Muhon, Vice ‘consul. + 1,500 14 00 3 { 1 Malaga, consul. 1,500 709 00 i 7 3 Manila, consul. 5,000 121 50 1 1 r Porto Rico, cena 4,000 Unknown, 2. i Sam Luca, 'vice-cons 1,000 No consul. er } ° Teneriffe, consul 2,500 104 12 H H 1 Vigo, consul, , 2,000 No consul. P4 : 4 Guayanus... A 2m 471 00 3 2 ° And forty other vice-consular stations, the salaries or 3 2 2 receipts of which are not given. 18 4 4 Sweden— ; : jz Gottenburg, consul... . 2,000 185 00 H 1 1 Stockholm, consul . 2500 Uskaown, 1s 3 Fy And fifteen other vice consular stations, salaries oy 1 1 which are not mentioned. ro 6 6 Switzerland— R 2 H vioe-consul, salary not given. + H i so (1,084 00 .. 1 1 ies ® 3 ' 1 Aleppo, consul . 2,500 No eonsul. Turkey in Bar-pe w 1 1 Alexandretta, vice 1; do. ‘Turkey in Asia a 1 1 Beyrout, consul, ! 2/500 No returns. Tuscan, 1 2 i Damascus, consul ‘8000 No consul, Yenenue 6 4 ‘ 3 ¢ United 5 us: eas vice-consul stations, remuneration not given mth pens n, seosas 0 at ry 4 tish consular | agen Tripoli censul general, in the United States... 20 - - Tripoli, viee consul. pes Pes pre mgazie, vice consul Gintamés “ae Total...sssssveeeseAl 130 97 Fate i Theatrical and Musical. Tuni 1 1 8,000 2,000 Bowrny Tueatre—An exceedingly attractive Tunis, aoe colina 250 7° bill of entertainment is provided by manager Ste- Sfax, vice consul 1,500 vens for the amusement of his numerous patrons to- morrow evening. It comprises Bulwer's beautiful play of the “ Lady of Lyons,” in which Mrs. M. Jones, a very popular and tuleuted actress, will sus. tain the character of Claude Meluotte, and Mrs. Par- ker, a very great favorite, that of Pauline; and the great equestrian spectacle of * Mazeppa,” whic will introduce Mr. W. R. Derr, with his well traiued steed. Broapway Taratre—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wil- Turkey in Burope— Pelgrade, consul general. . Bucharest, consul general... Constantinople, cousul genegal. Do. vice consul Crete, consul, Dardanelles, 6 Enos, consul agent. Galata, viee consul 4,000 No consul. 4,500 No consul. fa 80 58 » 2,000, 1,500" No consul, 1}500 No consul. 200 No consul. No consul, Jauina, consul... No consul. Jiams, who attracted such densely «rowded assem. Janina, vice consul. : No consul, blages to the Metropolitangtheatre last week, are Jassay, consul. . No consul, announced aguin for to-morrow eveuing. The com- No consul. No consul. No consul, Mytilene, consul Vrevesa, vice consul Rhedes, vice consul mencing feature will be a new local drama, entitled “ Dick, the Newsboy,” in which Mrs. Williams will Johanna, consul... No consul. Kalanica, vice c 750 Ne « ; personate the Newsboy. ‘This piece bas been written ao se Ae aaa se Nels expressiy for Mrs. Williaws, and will no doubt, at- Favana, consul general 6,000 6,352 600 No consul, tract very large audiences. The succeeding features Santiago, consul. 600 140 2,500 No consul. will be the amusing pieces of the ‘firish Tiger,” in (noomplete.) { Matanzas, — 5,244 04 5 No consul. which Mr. Williams wiil appear, and “ Law for piete-) 4 Trinidad deCu — 2,921 58 Turk: Ladies,” in which Mrs. Williams sustains five differ- Por aaa fhe i 3,600) Adalia, Vice consul ........4..4. 800 No consul, ent characters, et sotee oneal 500 f 69 0 Bag hoy eae x pentraly pala. by No consul, Nin1o’s GAnpEN.—Verdi’a grand opera, entitled Copenhagen... 700° 10 00 mathanicrineieanel 755" 4.680: -Novconsnls “] Lombardi,” is offered for representation at this Five other vice consuls, salariee (eh, Sroix.683 0 Brusta, consul: 17760 No consul. fashionabie resort to-morrow night. ‘Ihe character not named. en Erzeroom, ¢ 3/600 No consul. of Giselda is assigned to Signora Steffanone, Orante Egypt— atta 1,500 No consul, to Salvi, Pagano to Beneventano, Pirro to Rossi, and Abexandri 8,009) salary, 2,000 J A 2,750 No consul. Anieno to Quit to. It wil be produced with new Do., i 1,500 f sails Kaissariah, consul, 2,000 No consul. scenery, dresses, appointments, a double orchestra Sos gs 2,000 , Be congal. | moceral, tee conn “ Paw peal and powerful chorus. The Rayels are to appexr No such gen, 0 cl Bas fo consul, ral Egypt, agent and consul general... 9,000 Fapeeerr fark, DRONE GOWN aa 's0, oe on Tuesday evening, being the farewell benefit Damietta, vice consul 300 "No consul. Smyrna, vice-consul. ios 7 g ot a vel. Three other vice consuls, salaries not given. ‘Jarsons, vice-consul, 1,260" No consal. Burton’s Turarre—Barton, as usual, is doing Eouador— Guayaquil, consul.....s.+.s0+++++ 5,000 No returns, France— Bordeaux, consul, 1,800 Be yoane, consul. No returns, Boulogne, consul. returns, Brest, consul consul. Caen, vice consu consul, Calais, consul... ee De. vice consul if Charente, vice consul. consul. Corrica, consul consul, Granville, consi consul, Havre, consul. Marseilles, co antes. consul Paris, consul. Teulon, vice conn Lyons. 338 Redan jo returns, Martinique... . Reehelle....-. ..$468 Cayenue......,.No returns, ‘There are salaries or receipts Fran fort— Vrankfort, consul... Greece— Patrax, consul. Pireus, consu Miesolonghi, vice consul, Syra, consul. Iso twenty-eight other vice eonsuls, whos not stated. 1,700 853 3,500 No consul. 1,700 No returns, 700 No returns, 2,000 No returns. Fourteen vice consuls besides, whose salaries or receipte | x are not stated, Hayti— Port au Prince, eonsul Do. vice cons Cape Haytien. - Bt. Domingo, consul, Porto Plata... . Hanse Racns— f Bamburg, consul general, 7,500 De: vise coumdl 6. 1,500 5 916 00 Bremen, vice cons 700 1,075 50 Caxhaven, vice consul oe No consul. Labec, vice contul....sssvsvsvs+ 780 No consul, Holtand— Reiterdam, consul... ++ 2,500 625 60 1,465 se. 1,500 Wo consul. . 500 fix other vice consuls, aa Curacoa 2 jaries or receipts unknown, Java— Batavia, commercial ageat 0 ‘ 10,00 No returns. No consul. No consul Samarang, Burabayoa, Mexico Vera Cruz, consul, Mexics do Morveco— Targier, ugent and eonsul gen’l, 8,000 Tw, 3000 Mogadore, v 500° Ne consul. bat, 500 No consul, Tetuan, 500 No consul. Mosquito Bluefields, vice consul,,......+.+. 1,000 No consul, Muscat— Zanzibar, consul paid by EI. Co.. — 193 50, Kew Granaca— Bogota, consul general 0. viee consul 2,000 Caithagena, consul. , 5,000" 70 50. ama, Consu! 6,000 Unknown, Rio Hache, vice consul 1,560 No consul. St. Martha, vice consul 1,700 No returas. Chagres vice consul, not stated., | — Unknown. Norway— Ohristiana, coneul general.,,,... 3/000 No consul. Bergen, unknown, Fighteen vice consuls whose ralaries.or receipts are not given. Persia— No consul. No consul. Lima, consul general... 633 16. Islay, vice consul. No consul. @aliad, consul. Ne coi Arica,’ viee cons Payta, vice consul. Portugal— Linbon, consul... Do.,’ vice consul Cape de Verd Islands, consul..... 2,000° 28 00. Payal, vice consul. . oe 500 412 08, Loanda, vice consul 250 No concul. Marleira, consul, 1600 247 00. Oporto, consu. 2,500 228 00. Bt, Michael's, 2,000 No consul. Torcetra, viee consul "600 No consul. Mach ones... ‘ — No returne. Nineteen other vice consuls at different points, temune- vation not stated, Pressia— Dunzing, consul-general, 00 No consul Memel, vic Ne consul, Konigeb No consul. Peilau, vi Xo consul tet n, 20 1800 Weat, — Ne returns, muneration not stated, Keman State Ancona, consul, .....6..0005 a es 1,250 No returns, Rowe, cousi lar agent, remunera- tion not stated, ‘ 142 00 Ravena,., — No returne, Russia— Bt. Petersburg, consul . 8/750 806 43 Odessa, ¢ 8,760) go Do.’ ‘aon 42.00 Iemai, v1 : » consul. Kertehi, vice © No consi No return: No consul. No consul, - consul, ee sees = No returns. Nine othor vice consuls whose remuneration is not given. + 1,000 » 1,000 2,600 1,000 + 6,000 769 nwul 805 | Philadelphia, Boston, Charleston and New Orleans receiv Trebirzond, vice consi 1,000 No consul, Seven other vice-consulates, ralaries not given. a first rate business, the theatre being filled to its utmost capacity every vight, and the performances received with every expression of di The new atin ight. hpi a 1,750 202 08 comedy, styled the “ Two 'riends,”’ is to be produced — 34000 to morrow evening, for the first time. The leading Poiana characters will be filled by Mes:rs. Barrett, Johnston, Caracas, consul-general . 7,000 Noconsul, Fisher, Miss Raymond, and Mrs. Barton. The fa- Bolivar, vice-consul, 1,000 Noconsul. vorite drama of ‘ London and Paris,’’ in which the Jaguay) a, vice-consw 1,000 869 25 picturesque voyage to London {s exnibited, wiil also Maracaibo, vice-consul, 1,000 Unknown, be given, Burton and Placide sustuining their origi- Puerto Cabello, vice-consul 1,000 Unknown. | pal parts. Windward Islands— One consul ss lary not stated. In the United States thero are 15 consular, and 9 vice consular stati¢ns, the salaries paid to whom, inclusive of 8 vice-consuls, amount to about $20,000. The consu in New York receives about $4,000, and those of Baltimore Nationa Toeatre.— Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” of which we have already spoken so much, continues | nninterrupted in its creer of success. Last Sutur- day it was played both afternoon and eventing, to houses crowded from pit to ceiling; and we verily believe that if it was giveu twice every day, for the next three months, that the same story would have | to be related. It is advertised for every evening of the ensuing week. Wattack’s LueaTre—The new drama entitled the “ Bleak House’? has met with unprecedented success—the house being completely crowded down with highly ressectable assemblages on every occa sion of its repre:entation. It is tobe repeated to Taorrow night—the cast, as we have before stated, embracing the names of Messrs. Blake, Lester, Dyott Brougham, Walcot, Thompson, Reynolds, Rea, Miss Laura Keene, Mrs. Brougham, Mrs. Cramer, Miss . | about $2,500 each. TABLE NO. 2. ‘The annexed is a list of the consulates and salaries pro- posed to be paid under Mr. Campbell’s bill:— | _ British Dominions. Spanish Dominions. | Liverpool, 000 Cadiz. | Tondon 000 Malaga. n, Jamaica... 2, Bahama Isld. 0, 1,509 | By ite fe | A ° D Esmonde and Mrs. Stephens. The favorite farce of Ree terete ee Taber Oe OT, og | {i Portane’d ono” is. to be the concluding feature. Sidney, “Australia... 2,000 Fayal, Azore: 1,500 | We advise those who desire comfortable seats to se- Demarara. : 2000 St. Jag#, Cape de Verd 1,500 | cure them in the daytime. if | tat Ged 2,600 | Belgium, JvuLuien’s Concerts, at Metropolitan Hall.— iced Bedi intl sede circat hie ste to be well nd 7 st. P patrot 5 the rumen formances are PED ieecaiisns heen enue such as cannot fail to please the lovers of music. as protandags, French Dominions. | the harmony of Jullien’s well-drilled band is the Rotterdam. Favre 3,000 | theme of preyiee) The solos by Bottesini, Koe- | Batavia . . Pari: fi nig, and other distinguished artists, are always re- Danish Dominions. Marseilles x ceived with enthusiasm, and the singing of Mlle. | btcbh eneal oy Bordeaux, Anna Zerr is greatly admired. A fine programme | Oe ere nen Wi 1 for to-morrow evening. | Gottenburg AnericaN Muszum.—This theatre of curiosities | Austria. and dramatic representations continues to be liberally | Trieste... patronised. The curiosities are certainly alone He sufficient remuneration for the price of admission, | te . but when there are first-rate dramatic performances | ake he Daateanctas also given, the result must be that the public’ will | Fvankf’t on-the Maine 2,000 ... 2,900 | sways sustain the Museum. The pieces announced |. Bwileerland. 2 | for tomorrow afternoon and evening are the | Basle... -.seeeseeeg 2,000 Buy of Islands...,.., 2,000 | “ Queen’s Own,” “Domestic Economy,” and “ Old ‘Sardinia. fay Folks at Home.” Port-au-Prince | Genoa « 1,500 3,000 FRanconi's Hirroprome.—The attractions for the | _ Puscany. Mexican Repub ensuing week atthe Hippodrome area graud lea; | 10 2, | eg et eis Serkan | by Tadtes mounted on Their fleet COTS over 4 | . 1,500 Central America. ja filled with water, twelve feet in widtn, and the | Guatamala.... .. 2,000 | performances of Mons. Chiarini’s horses, Don Juan + 1,500 — New Granada, and Prince. The last named is to play on an organ, . 1,500 Panama see 2,000 | while the first will danse and waltz to the music. Venezuela. Hegre Cokie... <<. The Hippodrome continues to be filled afteruoon Turkish Dominions, | and evening with immense crowds of strangers, who | Constantinople ...... 1,500 — Keuarlor. i ‘i Stoyrna, ne 000 Guayaquil Pipkin hah Bey rout 000 Uruguay. American Orrra Hovse.—The great # Monte F ves 2,000 cA ch attended the negro representations of | a 2,000 Buenos Ayres. Christy's minstrels during the past week, exceeds | Peter Ae Buenos Ayres......3. 1,500 | everything in the annals of Ethiopian amasemen’ ens. teveeere 2,000 valtorsino 1.500 | They ofier a good programme for to-morrow night. Barbary States. Peru. ae. Woon's Mixsinet, Hatt—Wood's Minstrels, Tangier é R000 Pate ssisvereerrese whose Ethiopean concerts are nightly received with Panis + 2,000 Brasil enthusiasm by very crowded and respectable audi- ‘Tripoli, + 2,000 Rio Janeiro, | ences, advertise : everal of their best features for to- TABLE NO. 3, | morrow eveuin | Here is a comparative statement showing the cost of | Buckury's Erntorran Orera Hovse.—Back- | onsular agents employed by Great Britain, and of those | ley’s New Orleans Serenaders are playing to fall | of the United States under the present laws, and unde houses every night. The programme which they | the proposed bill of Mr, Campbell:— offer for to-morrow abe | comprises, among other | features, “Watkins s Tea Party” and “The Railroad ee Opler | Cullepe ‘4 i J Present bail Siaxor Burrz continues to draw large andiences ry. On’r Brrr'x, Fees. Mr. Campbell, | every night to Stuyvesant Institute. His entertaiu- poccuea ski ea ments are excellent, and hence his great success, $2,662 2,000 Pernam’s Girr Exursittoxs-—Perham’s Seven 2,012 24-1600 | Mile Mirror Panorama is still on exhibition at the No consul. No cons. | Chinese Rooms. Secure your gift tickets in time. Do, Bs, FRasKENSTEIN’S NIAGARA is advertised7again for Zoo | to-morrow evening at Hope Chapel. “ Crowded 2,00) houses every night. Baxvann’s Hoty Laxp—Thia beautiful pano ne Ban 5 2,000 | rama is more successful than ever. Every one 13,287, 009 | Should sce it. "762 3/000 MADAME SONTAG IN NEWARK—OPBNING OF THR New Con- 2,000 2,000 | cxer Hatt.—The opening of the New Concert, Halt by No naturns, 2/000 | Madame Sontag last evening, says the Newark Advertiser 9,752 10/500 | of the 14th inst., presented as brilliant a scene as could 353. 21000 | have been reasonably ar ticipated from # fresh and hand- No returns. 2,000 | *amely lighted saloon, with beth the parqnette and bal- 1,264 23000 | cony beaming with the animated countenances of an au- 950 2000 31500 | dience comprising such anarray of beauty, fashion, and Holland, 500 2080 6,000 | sterling worth, as we only see on some remarkable oc- italy. ; Galarien not stated.) ” casion, The entertainment was commenced by little Paul Pontifical Siates— Julien, the violinist, whoss infantile, yet spirituelle ap- | Rome... 142 2,000 | pearance at once rendered him a favorite, especially with | Mexico 2A1L 6,500 | the ladies, But when the skill and firmness of his execa- 2000 2'900 | tisn, the solidity and purity of his tone, and his modest No convul. No. cons, | Confidence, were posi ty completely ba Ro consul, do. parison with masters 1,080 4.500 | and Burke, iis method in thorough. tra No returns —4’000 | the most severely cl nd was characterized 780 Novdns, | bY ody rather than ori 9,663 3,000 | ginality and gro ression—hence the se 1,436 jection from Vn out of his 1 ne, as nk : aor was seen by his avoiding the tomicalities of the | Society Ielands No consul. No c latte rtot the * Carnival,”’ in which Ole Bull was so. | Bpain;.. 1,208 triumphant. He would have created muth greater Sweden 185 | sensation in the more simple, and altogether more | Syria. No returns, popular and feeling airs of Bellini, Madame Sontag was Baria received with a weleowein every way gratifying and due | Tripeli, 2,000 to her porition as a Indy, and au. artiste. Her first efforts | Tunis 2,000 betrayed the effect of the cold air upon her throat, but Turkey in ‘Easop 85 this was lost in her subseqnent animation, and those who Turkey in Asia., 60 286 went to hear what they had read abowt in the musical | Tuscany, 202 2,009 | annals for a quarter of a century back, heard Sontag to | Venemnsia, “$99 25 2500 | He ood advantage as could be done in uny concert roon— | Windward ielandy, in which she, however, appears to less advantage than in No sal’y given. No consul. No cons. | Great Britain inthe. , 80,000 United States in the do- | minions of Great Brit'n, = 41,170 44,500 | tees | * With commission, + Exclusive of Cuba, the lighter operas, Her.person and manner show that time has dealt lightly with her charms, and though sufti ciently alvanced to be a grand-mother, she has the fresh | Bers, grace and winning manner of girlhood even to its coquetishness. Her yoice th no longer remarkable for power, is managed with and floridness of execu- eom pletely hides any defect of waning nature —but we have not now the time, ‘oven if it were necessary, to criticize the E eomcnge of one who has so trium- tly passed the ordeals of Italy, Paris and land. . Rocco displayed s bass voice of much x and | volume, and he assumed an air of confidence and intoud- | sance—a sort of careless freedom, which indicated that his forte is that of a buffo singer. We may add that the p:o- gramme was not the best that could lave been arranged for | popular effect, as was apparent in a comparative want of enthusiasm in the audience. It is always safer to give such styles of music a8 moderately refined tastes have | become accustomed to, in the modern opera and at the do- | mestic fireside. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarvepay, Oct. 15—6 P. M. ‘There was a slight let upin the stock market to-day, With large transactions, prices improved a fraction for | most of the leading fancies. At the first board Canton Co. advanced 14 per cent; Nicaragua, %{; Cumberland, M; Parker Vein, 3;; Crystal Palace, 5; New York Central Railroad, 34; Frie R: ; Harlem Railroad, 1; Reading Railroad, 34; New Haven Railroad, %{; Hudson Railroad, 34. Morris Canal declined % per cent; McCul- Yooh, 3{. Cash sales ruled, indicating purchases by the bears for delivery. This improvement can only be of a temporary character. It is natural reaction, after suck a great and rapid decline. At the mining board to-day the sales were as follows:— 25 whs Warwick Co...... 1 600shs, Uls. Min, Co, b30 214 500 do Ulster Min. Co.... 2 600 do. N. Carolina Cop. 3%% The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $69,284 66; payments $143,043 54—balance, $8,562,280 32. The steamship Baltic, from thia port for Liverpool, to-day, carried out $976,472 86 in specie, principally in gold ingots. The shipments of coal from the Lehigh region for the week endiog @ith Saturday, the Sth instant, were 33,989 tons, and for the season, 702,378 tons, against 870,478 tere for the corresponding period last year. The New York and Washirgton Magnetic Telegraph Company (Morse’s line,) have declared » dividend o three per cent. The Fulton Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent. ‘The Mechanica’ Bank has also declared a semi annua dividend of five per cent. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have de- clared a half-yearly dividend of five per cent on the Wash- ngton branch, The following are the importations in packages into | i | 14, inelusive:— Provruors.. The embraced 600 bla. Western, at $17 at $17 12 | brown Havana at 54¢c. per Ib. | per Ib. | sighs quarter of mile of the depob and only twenty fous jew Yor! Cars e de! Yor the elty. For further partioulars address Sanford, Herald the port of New York for the week ending Friday, Oct, | —Pork was quie’, yet firm. and $13 624; a $13 68% for prime, pe were scarce, and nominal, Some 300 bbls. 1c. per Ib. ' Beef was in good demand; the sales amount- 4 to 400 bbls. mostly at $4 75 # $6 25 for prime, $7 75 $10 for country mess, and $12 25 a $13 for city mess. But er was in better request, at luc. a lc. for Canadian, Ibe, a 18¢. for Ohio, 18c. a 2le. for Western New Yor! 1 26e, for Orange county, Cheese was selling Sales have been made of 400 hhds. Cuba, at ; 60 Texas, at private bargain; and 125 boxes Sraans. Age. a5 Touacco,—Some 80 hhds. Kentucky fetched Tc. a 9e. Wiitskny.—Sales of 700 bbls. Western and prison were effected at 83c. a 831c. per gallon. TSKTREMENTS RENEWKD SVERY OAY SRE FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. FOR SaLE. CITY REAL ESTATE—A RARE CHANCE to purchase one of the most desirable loea- usiness. Inquire of Dr. H. K. ROOT, 68.000. us for wholesale LE, AT A BARGAIN, \ wane? ima} . . with all the orm Baleoni at rear, and él eB suring been ee ahi and Nn a aiig eth wee orto Edgar & Dickson, Plumbers, surest, Ninth ay. don square. A, asa FARM TOR AGS OR AIORANGD TORE prorat ine lauds a new house, sarrisge house, twenty acres fine land, Fo, |ALE—WITH THREE YEARS LEASE FROM MAY next, the wholesale and retail confectionery, a Saeco emg fos deny, huadactsey.Athed up. and wil The ote: foot deep, handsomely He Zocount of the owner leaving Lie city. In- eyes mines, Ne. 76 Third avenue, OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD Potin tnd leave of a liquor doing « first-rate b in Williamsburg, No. 819 Grai nant is going South. Apply om the premises. OR SALE—PROPERTY OF Ce ASRING TON: AND 0, 269, om the east side wade e° southe ‘ Bor ibe two twe-story’t lots, 2) feet each, Fn 190, the two tw ick and in front, on oet, by 26 feet in depth, abutting upon the rear of the aforesnid lot, No. 260 Washington streot, and forming an L from Washington to Warren atrevts, The War- fon street lots, b; fest of the rear of the lot on Washington street, 53 fot deep, giving suih- sient ground for thi which will command high i ly th f Warren atreet is being re- Seine with eleyant his property is in, the most i ‘and in diate ris and H River Railroad depets. price and terms apply to JAMBS H. THORNE, No. 168 r atreot. YOR SALE—A LOT, WITH THE UNFINISHED house thereon, situate on the southeasterly cerner of Bleaching powders—43 casks. Conl—88 railroad w: gon loads Albion; 196 chaldrons, 148 tons coal; Coppe 1,898 Ibs.; a lot of old Cotfee—2 540 bags, goods—S80 pkgs. per ship Richard Al 3 do. per | Harvest Queen; 178 do. per Saratoga; 95 do. per bark | Copernicus; 44 do. per Gallego; 35 do, per Caroline; total, 1,604 pkgs.” Dyewoods—275,000 Ibs. logwood: 1,023 sticks granadelia wood. Jirugs and dyes—t7 casks’ soda ay 2,670 casks bicarbouate’soda; 50 pkgs. magnesia; 15 bal sponge; 1 Dbl, 1 box fustic: 140 casks alkali; 1 boxes jelly; 5 Gemijohns aquadente; 14 bags picadura; 2 cares yellow ochre. boxes salmon; 1 halt bbl. shad.” Fruit—1 box, 36,000 oranges; 25 bunches bananas; 16 bbls, olives: 200 kegs tamarinds; 1 cask plantains; 17 bbls., 6 half pipes capers; 6 bbls, picklod limes sweelmeats; 34s bbls. and a lot. of loore fruit. crackers—9,000 boxes fire crackers. Hides—1,830 dry hides. Honey—8 tierces. Hams—t cask smoked, ‘Iron—2,000 bars railroad irom; 14,582 bars, 3,389 bundles iron: 1,582 bundles sheet do.; 6,267 rails do. 45 bundles bar do.; 803 bars rail do ; 176 tons pig do. coils rods do, 82 bundles wire do.; 19 chains wrough Tead—400 pigs. Teather—4 Lumber— spruce laths, Matin 14 tea, Gil—37 casks wh: 200 carks Venetian red; 30 ‘casks Paris white; 50 casks blacklead; 150 tons chalk, in butk; 20 bhds, lampblac 56 casks, 25 crates of paint; 27 casks whi'e paint. Plaster —575 tons. Speiter—3,429 plates. Salt—300 modines, 450. bbls., 3,306 bushels, Steel—235. bundles, 35 cases. Shell—5 pkgs. tortoise, Skin—Lease in the hair, Segars —108 cases 92 boxes; 415 half boxes; 6,887 boxes; 1, fifths do; 4,111 tenths do.; 1 bbl., 1 cask, 14 pkgs. seg" 1,808,800 segars, in boxes; 1 bbl., 12 bbls., 4 bi paper segars. Spirits—i case, 14 half boxes _liqa Sugar—1,252hhds., 7 Dbls., 2,807 boxes, 3 sample boxes, “100 boxes preserved ginger; 1 box 4, 9,600 mats cassia. Tea—146' ches: Tobacco: . Tin—-1,600 Wines—50 eases, 990 bas kets eh. 5 eases wine. Wood--35 dozen logs rosewood; 24 logs cedar. Willows- bundles. Wool—1 case coney wool; 28 bales woollen waste. Stock Exchange. Savurvar, Oot. 16, 1852. 60. 107 Dry | ish—2 Vire slabs $1000 NFYork 6's, she Crystal Pal 1000 7 NYork CenRl | 7000 Erie Con Bas 88° 1000 Had Con Pas.... 87 7 100 Ill Cen RR Bds.. 85 100 Erie RR TOKONY Cen RR Bds 93 300 do 10 shs St Nichol Bk. 97 100 20 US Trust Co, 10060 100 Morris Canal 13K 950 15% 100 24g 60 ne (a 100 Cary Imp Co... 6 do ¢ 450 N J Zine Co. 8% _10Sixth Avenue RR. 9734 834 100 Harlem RR....b3 54 00 do......b60 93g 205 do 54 100 Flor & Keyport Co 63% 450 do 54 100 Nic Trans Co...¢ 20% 60 do. 53% 100 2034 450 do. Baty 460 203% 100 do... DIS 541g 150 204g 200 o......b30 55 100 20% 650 do. BAY 100 20% 100 do......080 58 150 22° 400 Lisland RR...83_ 27% 50 50 NH & Hartt RR. 11835 500 do 8 450 Reading RR..... 7433 150 McCulloch Gold. . 50 do. v8 75 120 Penn € Co. 1 TAK 40 do. 65 15 Dauphin C Co... 65 250 Cumb Coal Co #3 64 100 odeae 644 | 450 Ohi 100 641g 100 4g 100 Parker Oy 100 9 . 100% 575 954 50 . 10035 50 9g 20 do. , 525 9% 50 do. 650 93g 29 Mich Cent RR: 200 94 60 Mich So Construc 100 914 20 Panama RR...., 9214 100 Phenix MCo.,.. 1435 75 Cinenti Hl & D Rik 100 100 do. . 15 18 Mich Southrn RR 11614 100 New Creek Coal@ 25% 18 eet 117 1 BOARD. 100 shs Morsis Canal, 250 shs Cum Coal Co, 3334 100 do... D1 | 100 do. 100 40..40.6688 425 Reading RR. 100 Harlem RR 60 Erie RR 10 do, do 200 100 M’Cull loch 100 do. 100 do. 200 do. | 100 i ee 100 #50 Parker V Coal Co. 100 a 515 do 100 do. 100 100 do, 50 50 do. | 100 50 do. | 60 10% 100 do. 2% 1500 NCreek 600 Gold IH. Mine 10 Cincin H CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarenpay, Oct. 15: Asirs,—There were only 30 bbls. bought, at arls, and $6 874; for pots, per 100 Ibs. P.M. 50 for There remained iu the inspestion warehouse to-day €58 bbls, pearls, and ether, 1,490 casks, y jour was in good demand, at former je sales included 17,500 bbL:.; sour, at $5 871, a superfine No. 2, at $6 3734 0 $6 6245; ordinary tate and mixed to fancy Western, at $6 87! and other grades at proportionate figures. Catia dian wah held at 87 1244 per Dbl. Southern dil not vary much. About 1,600 bis. were purchased, at $7 a $7 18% for mixed to good; $7 18% 8 $7 87%;' for favorite; and $7 S734 © $7 6234 for fancy, por bbl. Rye flour was in request, at $4 50 a'$4 621, for fine, and $6 124; for superfine per bbl. Cornmeal was in fair demand, at $4 26 for Jerey, and $4 60 a $4 0234 for Bran | dywine,” Wheat was actively sought after—the business consisted of 39,800 bushels, fair to prime Michigan white, at $1 54 a $1.68; 3,000 good Ohio do. at $1 56; and. 6,600 Canadian do., in bond, at $1612 $157. Rye and barley | were unaltered. Stale and Western oats readily com. manded 49%, a 613¢c. per bushel. Corn was depressed — the sales embraced 28,000 bushels, at 820. a 83,6. for un- nounds83%c. a 85c. for mixed Western; 85c. » 86c. for white 87c, for yellow do, Corrru.—There were 100 bags Rio taken, at 116. per Ib. ie were 700 bales sold, at yc. per ib, de- cline, | Frmqurs.—Rates were firmer, and we have to notiee en- | Fageménte of about 10,000 a 12,000 bushls wheat at 144, n bulk, while 4s, was asked for flour. To Leaton 1,000 bbls, flour were engaged at 4. 9d., and 4,000 do. at 5s, To Havre rates continued firm, with engagements of about 9,000° bushels wheat at 23¢. in bulk, and about 3,000 Ubis flour at 80c, a Sc. ‘To California rates varied from G0e. a te. per foot, measurement. Shippers were still dixposed to await the receipt of private letters due by the Canada, Fisii Dry, cod were ip brisk request, at $3 60.0 $2 00 per qtl. Mackerel ruled quiet, being scarco, and held above ns, limits. Abont 2,000 boxes smoked herring changed hands, at 823¢¢. a Bbc, for No. 1, and 560.0 57 !s0, for scaled, Frurr.—Raisins remained in light supply and inactive, There were sold 150 bblg. common Western apples at 9 O86 a $275, and 25° bbls. Zante currants, at 19¢, a 200, ° {Gtm Anamte.—Some §,000 Ibs. wero purchased to-day at le. liay.—We heard that 1,200 bales river were sold, at ‘70e. to shippers, and 80c. a'87 ye. to local dealers, 1.7its.—-Enstern were freely dealt in, at $2 121g per M. Line.—Rockland was actively inquired for, at 90¢. for common, and $1 05 for lump, per bbl. Mor ati, —Ss les were rade of 50 hhds, Porto Rico, at 27e. a u8e., and 60 do. Texas, on private term Ous.—Whale and sperm ruled about the same. The | transactions comprised 200 baskets olive, at $4061 a $4 1234; 2,500 gallons linseed, at 69¢. a 70c.; and 1,500 do. city'red, at j | ndiepn ; S boxes | Hair—101 bales | : | Re © | Ttbth etroet Terms liberal. Title ond avenue and Nineteenth street. Bdtaputavion Ay to 29 Wall atroet. bie. Xnply to WEST & GLOVER, SALE.—THE FURNITURE, good will of the large and long known asthe Dry Dock Bank Hotel, sit 1 Hate viein| the moet extensive ship buildin; foundries, house is doing an excellent business, | amins, in ad om to ap extensive barroom aud over sixty b wnd has at present seventy-fv , font boarders, For further infermation, apply to Mr SAWYER, at the Hotel, corner of Tenth street aud avenne D- and i mand c T A GREAT BARGAIN, ABOUT 2,000 ‘on Black river, and Will exchange for 8. WILUOX, WVURK SAL. neres of land in Jefferson county, | within four or gve wiles of th other property, of sell low for SN il ‘ire of AT RYE—AN ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITE, ing about. fourteen acres of Iand, with plenty of | fruit, end near the residence of Dix, bounded on the saut by Portcbester harbor. of J... MINUSS, ®t R SALE —A VERY FINE BASEMENT HOUSE, nituated on Thirty-fourth strost, between Broadway and foventh avenuo, (wide street,) built with all the modern im- Woments, such a8 otatuary, ioarble rasntels, bath, (with 3 and oold water,) gas, speaking tn ‘waiter, bells, i ran le aad if Wosturvel on. Price $5,000, terms Ray “inquire of SAMUEL ‘SPARKS, on the promises, or at H Yost Trenty-nivth streot, | [VOR SALE—ONE OF THOSE MARBLE FRONT, BASE- 8 on the south side o ; house 13 feet 9 feet 9 inches, Pi red. Also—A thi mont how | near Sixth avenu feet 9 inches hy with fun On Thirty-siath street, 400 fyot west of Ly &, lot 28 by 98 fect U inches. Apply No. 11 Wall atroct, Aaa | JOR SALE—A REMARK horse, 6 years old, sound, harness, and an excellent 2 Builer’s, Pierrepont stre OR SALE.—A TOP BUGGY shifting sents, for two or four person 0, will be sold for $100, Apply at th onroe strect. SALF—O8 He wagons, with and SMITHS, SS Bast Brooklyn. WAGON, WITH TWO nearly ost livery 1) » 0 stable, | \ | E TWO SBATED ROCKAWAY AND thout tops. Inquire at LUD+ eteenth street, JOR iF LOW & WYOR SALE CHR. Re doures tor 8700 TWO NEW THREE than cost. House Aaining fourteen rooms each, hard finish | iUding doors, marble mantles, &c. Price f Will double in value. . ot, near Marcy avenue, east of Bedford avenue, Brooklyn stages pass within one block. Apply to J, CARE, 163 Hester atrest or on the premises. | terme easy. | IR SALE OR TO LET—A BARGAIN IN A MOUSE balf a mile froia Upper Morrisania, where the Harlem care run fourteen times dally, and the commutation only. fonts wedsy. The house contains ten rooms, well-finishe: with marble mantle, piazza, €c., all enclosed in five city lots, will be sold or rented very low, to close an estate, Apply te Mr. Whocler, IIL Broadway, in'the basement. | FOR SALE, OR IN EXCHANCE FOR OTHER PRO- perty, & mugician’s cabalistic apparatus, The purchase ect with amazician of talent, who is able to effect en- ents throughout the Union, or ho ean be taught the Ancient and’ modera magicians’ expo- and the art | sage : | artin a short ftime.. | riments modelled from the apparatus and sold, | taught. ‘Terms reasonable, | Avsly to or addres AYE, 58 Dey street, up stairs, 1 OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY— One acre, containing fourteen lots of ground, slanting | towards the Hudson river, only half an hour's ride from the | eity, at Dearman, i J. H. & J.J. SEARING, No. 3 Nassau street. | | FORSALE CHEAP—a GROCERY AN with horse and wagon. Ts m first rat money, Will speak for itself. The proprietor is e ‘and cannot attend to it, Enquire at the core ts, South Brooklyn, or of J. it. | other busines: | ner of State and Columbia st of | Wilkens, Nos. 14 i} POR WOMEDIATE, SALE—THE PROPRIETOR, HA | ing au urgent call hence —the interest of a good lea | fixtures and residus of stock of a strictly ready money, s,in the best part of Greenwich street. Inquire of Mz. ACK, 3 Broadway, corner of Duane street. OUSE FURNISHING ware cheap for easl Britannia metalware it pots, sugar, 8 | nes: | BL AND MECMANICS’ HARD. —Jns. Dixon & Sons’ plated and sand colle urns, coffe tes m juzs, orators,’ cake baske spoons, forks, oil and fluid lamps, &e. All articles warranted, exchanged or taken back if not approved J. M. DACOSTA & CO., 205 Chatham strect. PARTMENTS TO LET.—AN ished or unfurnished, ted with gas, with pani ing; also privilege in ki 8. \HEAP RENTS. OFFICES AND ROOMS TO LBF, On Broadway, wort. side, twe doors below peta rt Rooms well lighted and airy, suitable for lawyers, tailors, &e.; entranoe wide and ao le. to R. POWELL, ‘aduliat, 12 Broadway, or om the room No. JURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—THE SUBSCRIBER, about going to Eur: jot his furnished except two rovms. DA . desires to | Vin "P HOLTON, 61 West Twenty: sixth street, ‘ FFICES AND ROOMS T0 LET—ON THE SECOND ‘and third floors of 19) Nassam street; also, two om third or of 126; they are well lighted, aud will be rented mod Apply to JAMES PRICE 200 Hudson stréet noar Ct TORE TO LET.—THE STORE 197 DUANE STREBT, second door frum Washington street, near the Erie Baild- z mvenient tv the Eric railroad, boats and bi an wholesale business. Ps a im aD execllent stand for A ‘226 Washington street. Aodiately. Apply at c TUDIOS TO LET.—AT ROD Ona, OF BROAD- way, next to Grace Church. They have fine large north sky-lighte, 10 LET IN WILLIAMSBURG—PART OF A NEW three story brick bho: consisting of fromt om first floor, the whole of the second story, and the basement, Likewine, the furniture for sale—has in use but four hie . Rent only $id) peranaum. Address D.C. C., Mer 08. 10 LET.—THE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF the mew store 46 Dey street, will be lensed om faverable terms. Inquire at No. 4 Maiden lane, of WM. H. SMITH & 00. Te LET.—THE STOKE AND BASEMENT NO. 9 fourth doer oi 30 Beekman streets nlatty tect dcope hose large Waser of'St Boskman atsocks alses ‘t reom om perny room om tho fifth fluor of quire of JAMES CONNER & SON, 29 Beckman street. 10 LET—A PART OF 4 FURNISHED COTTAGE, beautifully situated on tho Hudson river, suitable for & small ly, wi throe minutes walk of the Hudson river ‘load depot, and of casy access by omnibus. I on the premises, corner of ‘scventh street aad avenue, orof H. KERNOT, 2) Brosdway. 0 LET—OFFICES IN JAUNCEY COURT, WALL street, Four roms on the third story, connecting with each other, will be let until the first of May and longer if de- sired. Apply between 10 and jock, to 3 NS, $6 John at 8B. Fins? OF MAY NEXT, OR rvery requi hy ill be er low tow KENNEDY & SHERMA RATE LIVERY STABLE, WELL vay street. Appiy to AARON HARD- + four doors helow Grand atreet. ye yply te ARKO ops. App! tioors below Grands ventilated, #6 ¢ WAN, 142 Marttlorry ot 10 LET—a LARGE two large manufaetu \RDMAN, 142 Mule: 0 LET—A& FINE | dining siloon, one pagt of a large to let or leuse in part, or the whole tog AARON HARDMA YORE, r. Al to Miniberry sereet 10 LET—A LARGE LIVERY STARLE IN LEONARD etreet, near Broadway Tnynire at 80 Leonard streot, ar Seveut avenue, arrange lnased-to a good tenant, at videe adjoining pier No. 43 RE, 917 Spring street 10 LE. A HOTEL OR L ARDING HOUSE, NBA! ‘Twouty third street, ¢ ag 106 rooms in sui Kitchens, two waeirooma, avd a restaurant, replete ‘wit Croton water sud eas.” 1 $1,000. Apply to 8, RICHAKL sseasion imine: ately. Rei JSON, 00 Kast 1 nty-first NT, ON VERY heatre or REASON ABL in Chambere stra k or month, HOUSES, ROOMS, «C., ‘OUSE WANTEL Te must be modern bi within two or three blocks of Broadway. Post Office. ress EB. L. Guy TNFURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED, WITH OR without board, for a cexteel family of four persons, with » small fi here there ate few or no boarders, Wert side of the vity p Reference given and re- quired, Address Q. R. ANTED-~A GEN TPELLY #URNISHED HOUSE, IN the upper part! the ciry, irom Novembor until the PPA pr ffiee of S. T. Jones, Ney latter part o AT Wall etront, third IN THE CITY TANTED 10 PURUHAS of New York—one or tn with mo- dern imprs vere ich would pay teir interest, Any oné having su \ pleas) address a uote, stating pare i 2, Post Otiies, 30.000 N, ON BOND AND MORT- 1 p rae ductive real estate, in Now York or Brook yn, tot t ha f the real vaine of the rty, in sins of from $'(i) to $12,000, Address, poat~ prope paid, Sate 1 particulars, $25.00( of mone; monde, plate, Office honrs ‘from us York Post Oilioe, a fuil ¥—NO. LL CHAMBERS at. Persons in want wratolies, jewelry, dia: or any other perasaal property, v Mondays, Tharsdays and Private room tot etions strictly confidential aE str W. TAYLOR. or CAPITAL—THE ADVERTISER TH 25.000 a iee Ly two is, ana wishes Oo place Li partner in with a safeand perfectly responsible firm. Vaneed if an object. é¢ perfectly confidential! rf 000 WANTED—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ON ° bond and mortgage on property in this sity, Geal estate,) worth thrve times the above amount. Interess will be paid prom Herald offi $2,000 VAdtP sos BOT? RY Cilian brivantiny Segost SI und frou J to Trieste, | would be ad- which will be dress M.. ON THE SI- 0 and ‘at noon, addressed to Capt. Guecione, at the awson, insurance brok: Wall street. ‘ONEY.—DU YOU WAN MONEY? Ed and 203 Broadway, at the ov" No, 3, up stairs, Cash advances on jowalry, dinmonda, drygoods, watches, silverware, silks, or auy other articles or goods, OF the above boneht on contiiential and gonerone terms, | HIRD AVENUF RAILROAD stro hee a gay in the stock of this company for sale OLYTON JAUDON. No, 54 Wall street. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. WAAAY VAGINER WITH THE | OTS IN HARLEM FOR SALE.—TWO_ LOTS, NORTH- ‘West corner of 115th street and Firs fronting fifty feet on the avenue and o They Iny fair with the gr ion of the island. Price $1,100. $103, ti e Apply to STEPHEN ROLERTS, Shipsmith, S17 Cherry street, or address a note ald office. 4 foot 0 and in the hand ‘There can renain L KSTATH.—LOTS, MOST BEAUTIFULLY LOCA- ad, to be sold much lower than can bo pur d with. the game time of the business, por ion of the city, in say ton. Apply to RAY TOMPKINS, corner of Arri- cifin séreets, a few doors from Tompkinsville fer- 10 SADDLERS AND HARNES* MAKERS.—AN OP- Idoum mot with the business. ud, which has alwaya dor | first rate business, is offered for sale, For particulars, | quire at No? 25 Fulton etroet, Brooklyn, PAIR OF YOUNG CK HORSES FOR SALF, rixteen hands high, the pri gentleman leaving | for Europe on 22d inst. The, ever heen jockeyed. | Apply at 145 Fifth avenue, between Ninetoonth aid Twen- tieth streets. OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD, fifteen hands high, & good traveller, and perfectly sound. ILLIPS’ Stable, No. 40 Carmine | Can be seem at Mr. P,P. | atreet. OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, (PR going to Europe ixtoor ore OR SALE.—THE THOROUGH BRED SHORT HORNED heifer Lilly, from the herd of Mr. Lenox, ealved April 5, 1849; dam Primrose, sire President, with fall and perfec! Beitiere ow with ealf by Lamartine, Addre E St. Mark’s place. PaIR OF BLACK HORSES, OVER $3,500. AS paying business in the engage in one of the bes a party with business qui | ification® an opportunity ty reslize $10,000 per annum fs of | fered, evide f which will be given at aight, Address | R. Colmer, Herald off with name. | | 4 TO $2.—WA ATED, 4 | Dusimess, whi patch, Hera’ $600.78 established. This small capital aft Address W. L. G., Will pay @ handsome pr Mire —WANTE OR WITH THE ABOVE and food business, altoady & rare chance, aud to a person with & lout Opportunity to invest it, ds an ex Herald o THE PLACE OF wan, with @ capital is Sted” tn an old entebr Address Ly A. $,, Herald. ARTNER WANTED—TO TAK iring partuer, ‘to a busiae: 2, W), a good chan ntavie busin ANTED +A PARTNER, wr capital, from $l) to % i np te ge W 0, who is@ good business mai and is willing to Invert the above sum ina new and profeabld business, for which t v jatonds getting & patent, Sufficient reason will applicants why tho advert: fer wishes au associate, as le Las to attend to the practical part of the work of references given and ri An architect or clave stainer already in the business Address, post paid, Box U, Jersey City Post offi where an interview can be had. nired, sretrosclancttcst alae ae ‘E, THE UNDERSIGNED, UAVE THIS copartnership vuder tho irm ot Fotaerok eee, for the manufacture of Forncrook's American comet niture glue, for repairing mari lo, woody gl pamental ware. All orders addressed to oreo] Elbridge, Onon im, Now York, lit ten CARR con attended to. N- id whol Principal ebina, drug, R. POWELL, OCULIST, A sy AURIS, M04. REGRIVED his pationts from 9 to 4 0’ol ia nroadway, where can ‘ve procured be ™Tveailn eh thd OR SALI fourteen hands high, very stylish, perfectly kind in at parness. Also, a small pony, suitable for s boy to ride, Brown's atabl . 138 Amos stres 1 CROSBY STREET.— harness, saddles, &o., FIELD, Proprietor. Auction gale every Monday and nesday, at JOUN H. Ga PUBLICATIONS, IPIRITUALISM, BY JUDGE EDMONDS AND DR. x, by Governor Tallmadge, 915 pa eF1.25, For aalo at the Spiritual Book Depot and five, 200 Broadway, PARTRIDGE & BRIVTAN, en _ LIQUORS, &C. WORTH OF CHOICE O,D BRANDIES, wines gins, rums, cordials, &o., &o,, in Also 60,000 choice’ Havana segars, from $100.00 bond nd store, twonty to twenty five por cont (for cash) below any other house for the «ame quality of goods. Also. 10.00 Wine, from $1.50 to 812 per chee. WAL, D, BES con's Coe importers, No. 44 Broome street, corner of Mercer. 6 OLD STYLE J0G4 SCHIEDA. 20.000 old club schnapps, Heidsiock, Ne Bae Bieok, Munn’s and otlior fine cham wines, olarete, from Ht &) per dozen, (bottles returned, es ERUILE, No. A) Broome etre rat Ororty. OM RANDIRS, WINES, WHISKAYS, RUM, GIN, SFGAR\ 0, do. at twenty per cont below any other house,: Doniecs’ and’ honds of families will find the most extonaige vo) yarioty of choice inportations at WM. H. Witonle’remple, anda ircome strech, sorsey of Greet AMILIES REQUIRING ALES, PORTER, WIN: brandy, dei; Ae. will please call at WM. H. Underhil neh stor Fourth nN, corner of Twenty sigh A Alain of pure quality, at » BROWNE, Conductor. the and reeemite rr Broadway. hand table oomniate, ahean, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, age, having an arp! ongh education, po tractions, of noble highly influential and rowp ly, into the bonds of matrimony with ® Indy Youth, respectability, refinement and weal eary the desired wt imprudent advertisement, T comme Epected: and should a Tw would like to enter bape Deanty, th. Should thei romantic enough, ntenough, to reply to thie will be conti mtiaily ree ble und: a ed any inquirer having in view the ence of the trath of his assump: vert » and the advertiser: is method of hacomi werer, to do #0, aad intend & Renedick Boa Stuart H ‘pon. the wings of his own fancy. ‘Address Duncam We Alpine. Maree MADE EASY, tomar LAWTON, Bestee bn anee, ope ad wlth oa aa