The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1853, Page 3

A. Sab new, enon our very aggravated state of content- | show » gain of over 24 per cout. over the corresponding months of last year. Thoussh 5,000 to 6,000 barrels of Havana, Oct, 28, 1868, flour are carried daily over the road, yet a large amount Further Arrest of American Sailirs—Siz More in Prison— | is accumulating at Ogdensburg, beyond the freans of the Our Navy on the Coast—Wrdched Appearance of the Pri- soners—Kossta—Ingraham—The Sailors and the Captain- General. As usual with » much to-do man, and “ado,” with no results of ‘'ganaucia,”’ Iam out of the way when there are occurring the most interesting things for my observa- tion; but the eleventh hour subjects found mercy and eempensation, as those who had toiled through the heat of the day. American stock is advancing considerably im the Tacon jail, where were placed yesterday nix more of the crew of the berk Jasper, ‘that mever had been engaged in alavery pursuits,” but was en honest trader. These'men leave been concealed upon the Cortez Key, by the Sran- dards interested in the cango of negroes which was landed ‘vy the bark Jazper, at Bailere, often reported, on account ‘ef the commissions for elucidation of the facts having ‘enied and such Jan¢izg; upon which reports General Ca- ‘wedo affirmed for the character of the versel against the reports and evideneo adduced by Mr. Crawford, the Bri- tish Consul-Geners! at the Havana, and which official re- have never been withdrawn, or explanetion given, Bin egative their effect as advice for the Spanish govern: "Ss" “their eountryman, the acting American Consul, Col. W. H. Robertson, Judge Clayton not having yet ar- rived, they pre statements consistent with ‘rath aod confirming the declarations made by the three sailors _ qiously taken, and who are to pass the ordeal of con- re informed, tomorrow. After several poy of restraint by force, they contrived to escape, and through the treachery of the parties who had taken all their money for the service, they are thrown purp. s¢- ly into the hands of the government. When the Albany was here, tho Captain was urged to fe,8nd ook for these men; but the ship, I was informed, Mdrew too much water.” How it was with tre ship's deste I did not inquire, as they generally do the inshore Duriness. Toonclude they were all too deep The sail- ors arzived yesterday morning, and they look wretched enough to ¢ en Spanish sympathy, which would be like the wi ring of water upon the rock, but perhaps geite-as impassable as your own quarter deck servants of dear people. If there men had been rescued by their countrymen ines would have been saved much misery, the four years of sentence to imprisonment and hard labor that await them, and tho government of the United States would have been furnished with testimony where ecaviction might have been brought against those who have been guilty of gross offence against their laws. There is a difference between these men and the Hun- garian:—a great difference—and it isagainst them. They were born in the United States ! the Hungarian came to the United States, it is said, under contract not to return to Austria or Turkey. This’was with his own consent, Under this pledge he went on, suppose, to assure himself of the rights cf citizenship. “That pledge was over him im all he did, for honor and for equity, and when he vio- lated it he des troyed the very basis upon which his rights, under ‘‘intention,” derived, ~ When he returned to Smyrea, therrfore, he bad no right to claim, under the per he held. It'should heve been esteemed worthless his protection when it should have been good for any ether where no such condition obtained. The man was of no consequence, and Ingraham was 2 loobing at the flag, which he thought was to be valted; and, as the representative ef freedom, he was mined on a blow, as of self-defence, after illegal pur- suit, unjustifiable violenoo; and he wasright. More right would be the coercion that would restore the nine sailors te their American homes, So thinks your disinterested OBSERVER. ee ES FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ee eee MONEY MARKE?P. Tuurapay, Nov. 3—6 P. M. We have nothing new to report in the stock market. At the first board to-day prices were a shade better, but the amount of business transacted was limited. Nica- Fagua Transit advanced :i4 per cent; Canton Company, Delaware and Hudson, 3; Pennsylvania Coal, 34; Cipein- nati, Huron and Detroit Railroad, %; New York Central Bonds, 34; Morris Canal, 1; Harlem Railroad, . Erie Railroad declined % per cent; Reading Railroad, 4; Michigan Central Railroad, %. The market has very Kittle life in it, and what little there is, is fast oozing out. But for the shorts, prices would touch points much lower, The failure of a large operator—H. Dwight, Je.—in New York Central Railroad stock, and also the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad stock, was reported and confirmed to-day. There was a rumor to this effect a few days since, Dut it was premature. The fail in New York Central has been too heavy for other speculators. This is not the first failure it has caused, and we apprehend it will not be the last. The Erie Railroad speculators have beea making great efforts to get the drafts we alluded to s few Gays since renewed, but, having failed, must meet them 4 at maturity. This will trouble that speculating clique | exccedingly. The further negotiation of such drafts aa those referred to has been stopped, and the inside @perators in Erie Railroad stzek will be compelled to | ‘@maneier in some other way to fill the vacuum caused by | ‘the peying up of the outstanding drafts. The failure of the house of Leggett & Brothers was also, announced to- @ay. The liabilities amount to about four hundred thou- | and dollars. The immediate cause of the suspension was large over advances to paper manufacturers. This, with the tight money market, was more than the house | ould stand. The failare will prove a bad one. The earnings of the Erie Railroad Company for October, 1853, amounted to $552,995 06, against $376,838 80 for the same month last year, showing an increase of | $176,156 17. The Fagle Fire Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent; the National Fire | Bills in circulation, Insurance Company, twelve per cent. The receipts at the office cf the Assistant Treasurer of | Popal Mabie this port to-day, amounted to $105,080 97; payments, | $451,904 10—balance, $6,828,519 39 A few wecks since the balance was upwards of ten millions of dollars, The reduction is still going onrapidly, and the deposits will | Bullion, soon be brought down to a very moderate amount. After the adjournment of the Board, sales of stocks were made at auction, by A. H. Muller:— $6,000 Galena and Chicago Railroad 7's 901g 100 shares Mechanics’ Bank 138 do do do, 132 70 do do 0. 13234 26 do Ocean Bonk, 95 2% 9g “6 3h 100 ¢o Cleveland, Painesville & 1 Way 260 do do to 32014 24 Go Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. 26 do oT do do 160 do St. Nicholas Bank., : 94 10 do Atlantic Pank, New York 85 10 do dodo 84 10 Go Bank of the Union 95, 30 do Williamsburg Gas 90 45 do do a 903% €0 do Farmers’ & Citizens’ Ban! . 85 26 do Hamilton Insurance Company...... vee 85 These prices are very low for this class of securities. The stocks offered were dome of the best in the market The Harlem Railroad is the topic of universal conversa- tion, ridicule and condemnation, by the public and the stockholders, against the mansgement, and the yacil- Jating jucgment that is injuriouely exercised ix altering the rates of fare, and time of starting, &e., and in many other rexpects, to the injury of the stockholders and the inconvenience of the public generally. It is only about a year ago that the direction deemed it necessary, in its sound and wire diseretion—when the through fare to Albany was about two dollars, aud carrying but a few the fellowing Belances due from other banks company to transport it, In reference to the ayment of the last instalment of the bondholders’ loan of $1,600,000, to complete the Illinois and Michigan canal, the Illinois Stale Regier of the 1th ult. Kays: ‘Yesterday, in noticing the statement of the¥hicago press, that the $1,600,000 had been paid up, we iradvor- ently copied the error of that paper in stating that the canal will hereafter be exclusively under the State juris- diction, This is not so. The trust continues until the “ regia- tered bonds”—these held by the subsaribers to the $1,600,000 loan, and registered by the terms of the act—are paid. ‘By the terms of the act oreafing trast, the $1,600,- 000 loan is tobe paid first; next the interest on the *'re- istered bords,” then upon the entire interest. “In pay- ing the principal, the “registered bonds are preferred, ay aber these are paid, principal and interest, the trast *“On the Ist of January last: the principal of the entire canal debt was $4,886,022 83, upom which interest had cumulated, to the same date, amounting to $2,373,299 23. We have not the figures at hand, but the princi pal of the “ preferred”? debt is about $3,000 000, exclusive of the interest. ‘There can be very little doubt now, that by the time the canal bonds (those that have the longest to run) fall-due, the debt will be completely wiped out; and in view of funds yet to be derived from ‘the lands (over $2,000,000) the ‘‘ preferred’’ debt will be paid at a much earlier dai , and the canal given up to the State. The citizens of Milwaukie have voted in favor of loaning the city credit for $200,000 to the Watertown Railroad. The city has now loaned its credit to the full amount of the limit aBowed by a law ef the last Legislature of Wiscon- sin—one million of dollars. Its respective loans are $224,000 to the Milwaukie and Mississippi road; $200,600 to the Lake Shore; $200,000 to the La Crosse; $200,000 to the Fond du Lac, and $200,000 to the Watertown road. At the last half-yearly meeting of the stockholders of the Rouen and Havre Railroad Company, held at Paris, it ‘was resported that the receipts for the half year ending Aug. 31, 1853, amounted to $498,@80, (2,490,449 francs, ) and the expenses to $347,265, (1,737,830 francs,) be- ing a» clear profit of $150,823, (754,108 francs.) The capital of this company is $11,658,983, (58,294,918f.) ‘The net earnings, therefore, amount only to about one end a-balf per cent on the total capital. We give this for the purpose of showing that in France, where labor of all kinds is very cheap, and railroads are managed with the greatest eccnomy, the operating expenses amount to full seventy per cent of the gross earnings. In this coun- try the railroad companies report anexpenditure of only about fifty per cent of the receipts in running expenses. The truth is, there is not a railroad on this side of the Atlantic worked at less than sixty per cent, and most of them go over that rate. The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the Slst of October, in- clusive, during the years 1851, 219 days; 1862, 214 days; 1853, 214 days:— RECEIPTS OF Eau at Tipe Water, 1862. 1853. Flour, bbls. 2,715,514 2,823,883 i 5,179,410 6,458,569 4;973,822 2,753,400 1)201,931 1,796,178 189,919 95,880 8,760,872 8,028,959 26,804 32,872 68,865 105,044 23,762 27,067 8,168,142 2,636,605 9,532) 765 10,031,017 7,443,284 9,960,938 In the above is included the returns from New York, Albany, West Troy, and Waterford, up to the Ist iast. ‘The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and berley left at tide water, during the fourth week in October in the years 1862 and 1868, was as follows:— Flour, tis. Wheat bu, Corn, bu. Barley, bite 1852., 156,749 388,198 106,122 280, 161 1853. 139,197 370,408 99,960 243,370 Dec. 17,552 Dec. 17,789 Dec. 6,162 Dez. 32,201 The aggregate quantity of the same article left at tide water from the-eommencement of navigation to the 81st of October, inclusive, during the years 1852 and 1853, was_as follows:— Hour, bbls. Wheat,bue Corn, bue Barks, bu. 2,716,614 5,179, 410 4,972, 18: 1,301 931 2,328,868 6 4538, 569 3 753,600 1,796,178 Dec. 801,646 Ine.1,279,160 Dee.2,220,222 Inc. 604,242 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide | water from the commencement of navigation to the 31st of October, incluive, during the years 1801 and 185, havo been a8 Cag = 3 bu. ethers rena Oa 36 1 06 12)398:868 6,458,560 Bis3,0 4 1,786,173 Dec. 407,266 Ine.4,031,201 Dec4, 886,689 Inc, 763,083 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the lat- | ter left at tide water this year, compared with the cor- | responding time of last year, shows a decrease of 126,815 bbls. of flour. ‘The prodvction of gold in Australia has given a great impetus to the operations of the banking institutions in that country, as will be seen by the annexed compa- rative statement :— | BANKS OF AUSTRALLA—1652 ann 1853. 1862. 1853, pe ov aly ine bat —— due other banks posits... Paid up eapital. Amount of Jast di Speote Landed proper'y. | Notes and bills of other banks. Debts due to bank, Government securities Totel assets + $1,991,849 £6,727,764 This statement comprises the returns of four banks made for the quarter en¢ing June 30, 165 2and 1858, © The Bank cf Australia, Union Bank of Australia, Victoria Branch of Bank of New South Wales, and the Bauk o Victoria. The most striking feature in the above is the 9076 — Jarge amount on deposit, showing the enormous sum of £5,563 966, for which the banks allow no interest, while | they charge for discounting bills not exceeding 90 days six percent, and for a longer time seven per cent per annum, This state of things arises from the fact of their not being able to employ any portion of their capital, for they can only use a small part, evgn of their deposits, in discounts; at least such is the case with what are termod the English banks, namely, the Benk of Australin and the Union, The former is considered the leading bank, having the largest extent of business and a paid-up capital of £900,000. ee xchange. | Tucranar, Nov, 2, 1859, $3,500 US 6s 87. 300 sha Cum Cl Co..3 passengers from New York to Albany at that price, by | reason of the competition of the Hudson River road— to veduce the fare of the Harlem to one dollar, which was | below that of the Hudson River Railroad. In consequence of that measure the Harlem has ever since been doing a large through passenger business, carrying from 200 to 800 passengers in a train, at a dollar each; and within a | wew days past this company have advanced the rate of | the through fare to Albany to two dollars—the ramo price as the Hudson road; but for what reason we know pot. There can be no good reason for such change, and the effect is seen, as they ought to have known be: fore. In consequence of this advance in the rate of fare, the company do not carry # dozen passengers through to Albany, and are losing money by | this change wholesale. They tried this plan Jong enough | after the road was built, to show that they could not com- pete with the Hudson, at the same rate of fare, and yet they go'back to the same fare they abrogated and abol- fehed a year ago, and the result is, they do not now take twenty-five dollars’ worth of through passengers in a train to Albany, at two dollars. When the fare was one dollar, they had about two hundred to three hundred Passengers in a train, which paid well. What was the reason for this alteration? It could not be to increase the passengers over the road, nor to increase the amount of the income of this part of the road, nor to accommo- date the public, nor to advarce the interests of the stock- holders. We can therofore see no reason but a bad one, The nooner the,stockholders get rid of such managers the better, and place in the management of the affairs of | this company gentlemen who will carry out the desires and wishes of the stockholders. ‘The Governor of Mascachusetts has ordered the various | benks ia the commonwealth to render in, agreeably to the provisions of the Revised Statutes, a return of the state of their standing on the first Saturday of Oo- tober, at two o’clock, From these returns the facta for the annual report will be obtained. The earnings of the Vermont Central Railroad for the month of Zeptember, we stated some days since, would amount to $80,000. The actual returns, now received, 2, 7000 Calif. 78°70. .btwk at 8,000 Erie Con bs 30 3 4,000 do 200 ‘ 1,000 do 800 1,000 do 814 300 2,000 H Riv 2d M vis 96° 00 paps 1/000 Bud Copy bis, 84% 50 do... 8,000 NY Cen RRbds 034 100 Phenix Min do...... 9045 100 Erie RR.. bh abe D&H Canal) 105°% 560 a 60 10334 100 25 a ‘3 104%, 100 10 do, + 106% 60 20 Bk North +100 50 100 Morris Canal..... 1434 50 5 Warh’gton Ins Co 95° 100 10 Hanover Ins Co.. 99 100 50 Cary Improv't Co 734 300 50 Canton Co.....b3 100 100 Nor & Wor RR. 100 N H & Harta RR. 100 Reading RR. ,.b60 -b60 9INY&N a 170 Mich Cen RK 3 400 dow... Bn Oi cad ¢ 8CinH& D RR. BOARD. 100 Phenix Min’g Co. 200 Had Riv RR ..b60 er ‘ 36 Crystal Palace... 58° 10 Rome&Wat RR.. 90 SEOOND $6,000 NYCen RR bds 9014 2,000 Hud Conv bda, 84% 1,000 Hud R 2dM bda 96 + she Metrs Bank 101% 140 cumbia... boo et] Harlem” Railroad. 450 do. 6 do... » 10 6 Mich Central RR. 107 "Mines and Mining. Advices from Lake Superior promise well for many of the best mines, Truman Smith’s assertion with regard to the presence of silver in most of the upper veins, has been again verified at the Alb'on mine. We have seoe a Piece of native copper from their vein (the old Cacique,) attached to which were several little lumps of much purer metal than circulates among us in the shape of half dollars and quarters, Such deposits were found, we believe, at the Cliff when it was first opened, and they show $86,062 69; September, 1852, $64,340 19—gain, | have been common encugh in other veins. We doubt, 921,722 60, The wontbs of July, August and September, owover, whether rilver will ever be found in the native in pockets, ivg for native silver wards, of the Albion, one of the most experienced cap- tains on the lake, is pursuing the wisest course, to our thinking, in sticking to the copper as the main chance, and ey what silver comes in the way as windfalls. He has already, we understand, takem six tons of native copper from ble twenty foot ‘vein, and expects more. This vein was bought some three or four years ago for fifty dollavs. The operations at the board to-day were limited, but wa do not cbverve any material alteration in price’ There appears to be no anxiety to realize on the part of holler, and as it is confidently believed that there is a better time coming for the mining interest generally, the disposition tohold is pretty general. Where sales to any extent are forced, low prices"have to be submitted to; but the leading stocks are well held, and doubtless wili be kept out of the market. The sales to-day were as follows:— MINE ROARD, NOVEMBER 3. 50 do Ulster Min....reg 2 100 do Gold Hill ...... 3% 50 do 2 100do = do... .reg 8% CITY TRADE nEPORT. ‘Tuorspay, Nov. 3—6 P. M. Asies.—Sales of 75 bbls. were effected, at $5 56% & $5 6234 for pearls, and $5 66% for pote, per 100 Ibs. Breapsrurrs.—Flour no less active. The traanec- tions included 17,000 bbla.—sour, at $5 6234 a $5 75; super- fine No, 2 at $6 26 a $6 3734; ordinary to choice State, at $6 75 a $6 8745; mixed to fancy Western, at $6 75 a $6 93, and other grades at proportionate Sgures. Some 500 bbls. Canadian were procured, at $6 8734. There were 1,400 bbls. Southern disposed of, at $7 061 a $7 25 for mixed to favorite, amd $726 a $7 5614 for famcy, per bbl. Nothing additional was doae in rye flour or corm meal, Wheat was brisker and dearer. The les amounted to 80,000 bushels, at 170c. for prime Gene. nee white; 164e. a 1700. for ordinary to choice Leap Fan do. ; 165. for good Southern do. ; 160¢. for fair Ohio 148 0 for poor Canadian do., in bond; 1650 for Western mixed; and 15230. for Ssuthern red. Rye and oats were unaltered. Sales of 3,600 bushels Western mixed barley were reported at 82c. "Corn varied little—the operations included 30,000 bushels, at 750. @ 76c. for mixe1 Southern and Western; 100, a 176. for round white and yellow, and Tic. & 79, for white and yellow Southern, per bushel Correx—There hare been 600 bags Rio sold at 10ige. a 116. per Ib, Corror—This "8 sales comprised 785 balea—447 for home use, and 338 for speculators. Market quiet, but firm, pending the steamer’s arrival. Fxeicns.—Rates were loss active and somewhat earier, as shippers were inclined to await the receipt of later foreign news by the Cunard steamer due at this port. To Liverpoo! 10,000 bushels of wheat were engaged, delivera- ble on Monday, at 12d. in bulk. ; 5,000 do. were ‘taken for immediate shipment, at 134:4. in ship’s bags, and about 20,000 do, were reported, in bulk, at 12d, a 12d, Flour was at about Sx. 9d asked, but shippers were offering about 84, 8d. 9 88. 6d. To London 5s, was asked for flour, and 16d.a 17d. forgrain. To Havre 220 tierces of rice were shipped at $12. Flour wan at 860 a 90¢., and grain at 24c To California rates were without change, and ranged from 56¢. a 60¢. per foot measursment. ae "—About 500 bexes bunch raisins were taken, at HAY was moderately dealt in, at 65¢. a 70¢. per 100 Ibs. Laas. ‘Eastern were in good demand at $2 per thou- fan lime —Rockland was scarce and inactive, at 95c. for common, and $1 5 for lump, per bbl. perp .—Small lots New Orleans realized 20c. per lon. NAVAL Storms,—Nothing new occurred in crude turpen- tine. Sales were made of 1,000 bbis. spirits do. at 70c.; 100 bbla, common rosin, at $1 75; and 300 bbls, tar at $3, On Cake wae inanimate at $28 for country thick round, and $32 for do. thimoblong. per ton. O1s.--We heard of no further movements in whale, A limited business was transacted in 70c. a Tle. —Pork was moderately active. The opera- tions included 640 bbls. Western, at $15 75 2 $16 for mens, and $13 for prime, per bbl. Out meats were neglected. Sales of 800 packages good to prime lard transpired at 11\¢. a l13gc. The movements in beef were sonfined to 180 bbls. chiefly wha at $475 » $5 25 for country prime; $6 a $6 25 for city do.;$7 75 a $10 50 for country mess; $128 $12 50 fer repacked Western; $12 25 a $13 for city do., and $l4.a $14 26 for extra. Beef hams, butter and cheese were unchanged. ReAL EstaTe—Sales at auction, by A. J. Bleecker.— One lot on Seventy-sixth street, uear Fourth avenue, 25 by 102 feet, $570; one do. on Seventy-neventh street, 25 by 102 feet. By James Cole—Brooklyn property—One Jot on Clason avenue, near De Kalb avenue, 24 by 93 feet, $40; two lots, do. $1,260; one lot do. $615; one do. near Lafayette avenue, $695; one do, $700, By ‘Albert H. Nicolay—New Srighton, Staten Island, property:—I lot cofaes Semgndaizess ane’ Fowler kventst i dy 100, $310; one on Fowler avenue, $310; two on Fowler avenue, $590; two on Fowler avenue, $550. two on Fowler avenue, $580; two on Fowler avenue and First avenne, $620; two on First and Second avenues, $600; one on corner Second and Fowler avenues $370; one on corner of Fowler and Sixth avenues, $300; one on Fowler avenue, $205; one on Fowler avenue, $870; five on Fowler avenue, $1,805; one on cor- ner Thirdand Fowler avenues, $395; one on corner of Fowler and Second avenues, 395; one on Fowler enue, $370; one on Foeler avenue, $360; two oa Fowler avenue, $730; two on Fowler avenue, $740; one corner Fowler and Third avenues, $400; one on Third enue, $360; one on Second avenue, $370; one corner wier and Third avenues, $395; two on Fowler avenue, $750; one on Fowleravenuo, $37 ; three on Fowler avenue, 2 100, $1,125; one corner Fowley and Fourth avenues, fd fourth avenue, $365; one en Third avenue, $370; two on Fourth avenue, $720; two on Fowler ayenue, 10: one on Fowler avenue, $350; one on Fowler avenue, two on Fowler avenue, $710; one corner Fowler and neers $385; one on Third avenne, 25 by 100 ore on Seventh avenue, $310; two on Seventh ave- nue $540; six on Seventh avenue, $1,650; four on Seventh avenue, $1,080; three on Seventh avenue $825; four on Fowler’ avenue, $1,080; one corner Fowler and’ Seventh les included 100 tierces new, at $4 37 and 60 do. old, on private terms. SvGars.—The day’s transactions reached 700 hhds. Cuba, at 43:0. a 544.; @ catalogee of 365 hhds. do. do., (245 by auction, and 1/0 subsequently.) at 430. a 474 hiteie fi 4138- et oad with 100 hhds, New Oxlennt, at 360. ‘TALLOW. pia 0, 000 Ibs. prime were purchased at xe per Ib. HISKEY.—Salos of 925 bbls. Western and Prison were reported, at 29c. 8 30c., chiefly the latter rate, cash, and Ble. time, &e., per gallo Domestic Markets. New Beprorp On Marker, Oct. 31.—The Shipping List reports sales of 140 bbls. sperm, at 124c. cash, and a lot of 176 bbls. inferior, at 115c. Holders are demanding an advance ugon previous prices. In whale there have few transactions. The unfavorable news from the Artic fleet induced an advance upon former prices to 70c. a 750, and in consequence manufacturers have declined to ope- rate to any considerable extext until farther advices from the tleet. Sales of manufactured whale 400 bbls, bleached winter at 690. 70c., cazh; 200 bbls, do., at T3e. do.; and 500 ble. at 75c., cash. In whalebone no sales to report. Canmntr Makket—Nov, Ist.—At market 4,132 catile, about and 1,182 stores Prices— Market Beef r ewt, $8; first quality, $736; se- cond do., $034 a $7. third do., $8; ordinary, $44 to $5. Hides, $0'a $615 per ewt.) Pelts, $1 to S14. Calf skins Le. pee Ib, Veal ealves, 8 to $11. S10) $05 to $175. Cows ‘and calves, $29 to $68—scarce and in demand Yearlings, $8 to $10. Two years old, $15 to3l. Three years old. $27 to $93. Sheep and lambe—5,4 fi Tat market, ns Extra, $41 (10 88; by lot, soft still, 6c. to ée., aud hard fat, 6 food, 96. per Remariss 8 animate, peri. Dead hoxa, Fell supplied, and sa Market Caer es ad aac La ANN AN sco ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. HE FIFTH, SIXTH "AND SEVENTH PAGS. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. URNISUED ROOMS —W. yd BY A GENTLE. man and his wife, two roc handsomely furnished aad pleasantly located, with kite: They must be near Broad- way, betwoen Fourth and Twestic Le streeté; required for eix months. Add box 1,361 Post Ofice, stating Tooation. and terms. House WANTED—TO PURCHAS! four story brick or stone, with all th between Fourth and A THREE OR modern improve- nth avenues, above hients, situate: Eighth street, Address House, Heraldetiice, stating terms and location. oa eae OOMS WANTED. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, with privato table, for a gentleman and his wife, ina private houso without boarders, in the neizhborhsod of Brondvway and Clinton stroet, or still higier up town. A Uberal price, ¢ paid for rooms that suit, address W. Tox) Povt Occ. FOR SALE. $1. B00. scrnateie tg state aber tor orlady. itis roa a eatablishe! three of the eure, 0 por your. whole mene eget mae a pr The place vill or Dy “Address M fornld office, ra BARGAIN IF PUROMASED IMMEDIATELY Four ful butlding lot ‘Third avenue, core aide, oe from rook and | 6 first floor, either for gentlemen, Full or pi winter. ADS NINTH, STREBT— BOARDING “SUITES, OF handsomely furnished rooms, on the seccad and third bag indpired Private tab! & pleasantly located house, having the modern improvements, at 145 Ninth street, be- tween. Broadway and Fourth avenue, aNtEp—ay YAYAMILY (GENTLEMAN "apd mex perk bedroom, on gens fen oe ee a also, for the th 8 strictly private family. i Tneslion betwen oan ‘fourth streets preferred. Addre-» heat tree fvith the wade. ‘DE Orr e's , 43 Chambers streot, NEAT BUSINESS FOR A Laby FOR SALE.—A stock of perfumery, segars, ye in Hudson street, near | Canal, for sale lo CATS thie owner leaves for Cubs. A’ good | place for s “BILLING & TUCKER, 299 Broadway. BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE —WE I<VITE Buy. | to examins our stock all the eveaments ultanle for public or peivate use, a0.4 eotablist mont in the United iMOWARD 2 BENSA MIN, 852 Broadway. tate second hand table, complete, cheap. 6: WEST THIRTY FIRST STREET.—A RARE OPPOR- tunity is now offered for asmall family, ora few gen- tiemen,to obtain superior board and the real comforts of home ip & new private house, newly furnir hed and with all the mo- dern i *Shroudway tages and sixth avenue cars ry m A Tt the use of a large room and board for two months, provements. LADY, OCCUPYING A LARGE, Hougs, Ln Giva 5 ture, Ae. rug store ‘long establishe ‘® good busi in the upper part of the city wer, Addross M. D., No. RUG STORE TOR SALE.—THE STOCK, FIXTURE! De ba Raat of the principal Twenty atid street. a ea pa eta . om rR Ley “y Ho t. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—AN EXCELLENT LOCA- fair business, daily increasing; or oned of to & suitable person, compe. is required, Addross Physi- har; bene herald ome RUG STORE FOR SALE—SPLENDIDLY STOCKED and well uated together with lease, stock, fixtures, ‘An excellent practice attached. Inquire at'4 Duane st, firet de mF west of Bri Ie POR BAL E-SECOND HAND ENGINE, AT \ ‘BRAN: DEIS & CO.’S Lronse factory, corner of B Pacific streets, Brooklyn. FOR, SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOODWILL of isa. ary goods nd trimmings store: scat rate fashionable ace for bust of goods, and an ex jen' rasan for solling out, the owner 1s about. to ness. The retire from Saalesess Add ess a note to X., Herald office, OR SALE.—AN OYSTER SALOON, WITH STOCK ‘and fixtures and two years 1 at present. The reason for sellin rietor., To be sold cheap f h, for the benefit of his Pama Apply at the wholesale liquor store, No. 97 James /R SALE—A SPLENDID OPPORTUN ITY—THE FIX ood will, and stock, of a dining tre of Wall strest, now doing 's ? ply tO PLUME 4 YERANCE, No. 13 OR SALE—TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, WITHIN 20 feet of Broadway, on one of the cross strocts, down town; sach lot 25x100.6 inches; tho houses are substantially built, sad could be converted into places of business at a small ex: pongo to RS 12 to 15 per centon the investment. Inquire of 0, KINNEY, 4 Liberty atroot. OR SALE—TH EASE, STOC K AND FIXTURES OF a corner grocery and long established, and located ou one of th thoroughfares. Stock small. This is decidedly # splendid opportunity, Address HR, Herald office, OR SALE—SODA WATER APPARATUS, SUITABLE for bottling champagne, with all the modern improve- nts, Will be warranted in every respect, having been in use only two weeks, Will be sold much below cost for cash, Apply to WILLIAM GEE, machinist, 58 Fulton street. OR SALE—THE HOUSE NO. 78 FIFTH AVENUE, with or without sible on Thirteenth street. ‘The stable is rented for one year from lst October, Apply to A, BEL: MONT, 76 Beaver strevt. OR SALE—AT NO. §7 EAST THIRTIETH STREET, ‘a seven octave, full sized, grand piano, manufacturol by the celebrated Bratd, of Paris, of exquisite. touoh and tone, erts. Price $000. Also, & good six octave OR SALE—AN OYSTER AND LIQUOR SALOON, handsomely fitted up, up town, in one of the best loca: Hons im tho city. Reasons for solling given on app ication to B. Byrne, No. 153 South atreot, or to John Malholm, No, 162 South street. None but a cash’ customer ued apply. (OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A neatly fitted up hotel, furnished complete from top to ttom, together with a neatly furnished bar; location un- m thie city, well established, and ving, & good eas. ctor being engaged ‘in another house of the came Kind. nae It being lnsporsitle for bins ts ateond to both, would x most reasonable terms for eash, oF change for a handsome roeidénce in tho Countty; Ef mot dlepered of fa ten days it will be let tos good and approved tenant, with furniture and ixtures all cemplete. ty a 147 Bowery, oraddress E. L. T., Herald office, which wi be attended to. OR. SALE—A NEW custom ae DE ROC WA Sold Api to GROVER, for want of use. Chamber treet, up eta A BOARDING, ofthe whole hous $40 will. buy leaso jaday. The man is Division street, BAKER Reco. OR SALE—IN WEST Todging and liquor hotel, for three years. Rent oal and fixtures. ing to Ne OR SALE—TEN DESIRABLE LOTS, SITUATED ON Filty-cighth street, between Seventh avenuo aud Broad- Fay, neve broadway, on the gr ur lots on 104th street, foll lote, near Broadway. Aploy at 133 Nassau treet, over Nassau Bank, room No. 12, fom 1040 2 o'clock OR SALE—ONE OF THE VERY BEST LIQUOR stores in this city—leas Broadway, Ap- pear the corner of Catharine stroct and ply at the United States Real Eavate off room| 133 Nassau street, Peer drinking salvon, cbehtseee fage, and now doing an extent fab sate ‘and liguor store, Lge batted Souter ies o {OR SALE—TUE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF ‘a dry goods atore, in an excelient location to make money; afso, a first rate confectionery and it f if 1 Mesdee eaaleataed nice, 13 Nassau mt. he lees Mle CHEAP—. “HORSE, WAGON AND en8, D; an who has no further usa for them, founieey at the stable of Martin Philborns, 33 West ‘Twenty: third street. OR SALE OR TO LET—UNTIL MAY IST. POSSES- sion civen immediately the two story ge 144 Franklin street. Apply to GEORGE S. Meredants’ Exchange. gar store, in % the United OR SALE.—THE DRINKING SALOON CORNER OF Howard snd Mercer atrecte, Must be sold immudiatoly, 1. Swill a G and will be sold for hb. valu Person wishin, firstrate, well poy saloon, = a sj ge to ay, GROCERY, YOR SALE—THE STOCK AND USE OF fixtur s of @ first class wholesale and retail grocery store eorner of Pearl York streots, Brook! The plsce is now doing s larg jh business, and offera every induce: ment to a man of energetic and business habits, Alao, » loase of from, three to chance of maifing mone: ie boat in the city. reason for selling ow ears of the premises. Suchs seldom offered, a8 the location is The pressure Of other busines i | Apply on the promi it’ SIREY. Alse wanted, competent help for the above; also, one that 4s qualified to take charge of an oyster and supper saloon, Those well acquainted with Brooklyn preferred. EWELRY STORE FOR SALE—A RARE OV PORTU- nity to make money.—For rele, the lease and fixtures of = 7. p) Sacwiy oatablished jeveliry store, in a first rate location, | propr‘etor haviag other engegamente iy induced to a-li | | | ant, Rent of store aud house low, with every couvenience, Address, with 70.101 NASSAU T, OR VO LEASE. For particulacs inquire of JAS. ACKERMAN, ill Nas: Faw etrect, next to Herald ofties. RIENT POINT HOUSE AND F. M FOR 841 Orient, Long Island, (formerly known as the Oyster | Yond Honse.)—This beautiful place, owned and kept as a | public honee for more than forty years by the Iate Captain senses an wham, dece es will be sold at G ic auction, to close acres of © of onitivation, with he public how in length, ) feet in broadth, with two Le, four sories in height, will be sold Gest; then forty five acres, with nd clo fter which vant cottage end ete saluavte fand, with houses and oat-ball \ake place on the premi iio. ‘T AND PROFIT. ‘This iy a rare ce for a young w Call at Cowdey"s jewelry mana- ry, No. 5 Cuthariue street, corner of Division street, up stnire. HEEP FOR S8Al. ~WENTY PURE BLOODED LEI- ms, moss of of them imported. [ 43 Exchange place, or at West | HREAD, NEEDLE, AND FANCY SYORE, stock and fixtures for gale, in the v good st portunity for a pers n with a snail’ jal. Yor particulars inquire of RUMSEY, SN&D CO., 78 Cesar street. 0 TAILORS.—A RARE CUANCE FOR "ANY wishing to enter into the busine lished atard, and indoing a gent business, It fs in one of the | Pliarantest "wns on tho North iv has a rent aud | ith fixtures, which will be dold cheap. For par: at No. 14 Pine street. OD t isan old cota: | Waneen, TO PURCHASE—A FIRST ‘CLASS: 0) ISR, with all the modern improvements, and new, or near! 30 Weuld prefer buying a aow, and of snporior quality: Any ove desir lizing at fair terms, th tween Eighth and and Seventh avenue ANTED—UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, WITH bonrd, in a pleasant part of Brooklya or vicinity, for a gentleman, his wife, two children and servant a large and small room sufficiont. Addret re J. B, Pryce, 130 Breadway. jouse and furniture, if nearly stable attached’ desirablo, ANTED—A PARLOR AND TWO OR THREE NICE in s comfortable and well furnished house, t of Broadway, between B eocker and ‘Address, stating! terms, &0., A. W. Gy box 2.960 Post Office. ANTED—FURNISHED APSRTMENTS, board, for thres gentlemen, on or near Broadway, by- tween Grand and Bo 4 strects. A sitting room and bed- rooms, wth the use of bath, er closets, &c, Should the terms De sate ctory: the aera 1 bo a permanent ene, Addresd Mr. Miller, No. 1 Cortlaadt street, MUSICAL. 1ANOFORTES.—SECOND HAND ROSEWOOD 6% 00- tave, nearly new; also one six octave: Med Eg ont my ingtrumente of superior Drives. JOBN P. WAKES "aaciacvares, | rt ‘Baeclny atroot, opposite College place. IANOS FOR SALE—A NUMS3ER OF SECOND HAND eer for prices from $15 to $175. Call and 4 Fulton street, Brooklyn. without T. GILBERT & CO.’S PIANOS, 8. « melodeons, and Martin’s quits world. They te eer G HE PRIMA DONNA SIGNORINA ELIZA VALEN T TINI hag resumed her lessons. She teaches singin; fhe plano, at the rovidenoes of the pupils. Swordays, nyo and Sat Fifty. sight atzoet, Tumreh beges oust trom Pause. avenrce; with Det the door. Applications made by letter will be ame promptly. attended to, ‘2 CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMING: Rimoe orpee GALLOONS, VEL; ET, REAL GrmpcRe id dros trim: mings, of the richest desoriptic tho best tesortment in the oft; ‘wholesal and retail, at low prices. DALRYMPLE, 8983 Broadway, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE: $3. 000. —A PARTNER WANTED, INTHE LIVERY business, with from $1,00) to $3,000, by a per aon Who has two large stables in the heart of the city,contsin ing soventy stalls, which will pay s hundred por cent protit | Address Livery Stable, Horald office. 1.000 2o.20RaVaNten, A PARTNER, WITH this amount, in a manufacturing business that Will pay a large profit. The advertiser, with the advantages that he possesses, can monopolize tho market, which can be dem nsteated to any one who will, dirwct ty R., Herald N title of real estate for the Ii When tho business is carried on, PARTNER OR AGENT WANTED, TO engage in ® manufacturing b it city, in which $15 curity given for the money invested. Ad office. LADY, WITH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, WHO desires to to into business, has now an oRportentty to join & Indy in Broadway, who hes an extensive knowledge of rivers, This it ap oportunity rarely met with, Address Business, Herald offiee, for ono week, ARTNER WANTED—WITII $1,500 OR $2,000. ANY m with the aboye sum, wishing to go into a profit- able business, can hear of the same by spolying personally, or by letter, post paid, to Josoph C. Smith, 326 Ponrl strect, wet square, HE ‘ARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BXIST! IN the Nh gs bow ing saloon, is this day dissolved by mutual nt. 0. B. HOOKER, B, ODE! an Mins saloon will be continued thorized to settle all claims “Nov. 1, 1863, HE PARTNERSHIP HER! tween Henry ©. O'Connor ai At the Dental Institute, Sed Broadway, is ot by mutual o Jor ier Pe ork, HOMESTEADS. BRENT PAYERS LOOK AT THIS once, $15 only for a homestead, it under his own “vine and fi lest, or say why do you got A taelote st Lakeland, 1 Great acvantages will be seented by thoso who take rea, euch one haviog ‘ar building lote ga ‘a fers for Sie Arply immediately te CHAS. WOO =. PURCHASE AT choice lot of farms nd build » Will be distributed in a few | , 208 Brosdway, etook, and fixtures—situated |- GENTLAMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR A FEW SIN gle gentlemen, can be accommodated with plossant hot and cold water convenient to stages aire at ia Green wieh atroet, A rooms in S Gist clase how bathe. id PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, ON THE floor, with other rooms, suitable’ for gentle ‘wives, or nal a gentienss aein at No. 190 teonth street, Ly FEW SELECT FAMILIES AND | GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with suites or si b fall or partial board, in those two new e! row! houses Nos. 55 and 57 West Twenty-thi 4 * ptrect. houses are new and pewly furnished, and contain all the modern improvements, and the location desirable, being pithin ‘one oo of Broadway, The rooms will be ready om vem! YOUNG GERMAN “LADY, BUT RECENTLY AR. Fived, desires board in ‘& private family, where tuitio on the piano and in French and German woul? an equivalent; @ family in Brooklyn preferred of re- ferences fivon, “Plone address Fo 8, Herald offce, for two day T pL) 2 CLINTON aat ACE, WEST OF AND NEAR 7, arior with smell bedroo n at- i on the fi ndsomely furnished, with board. Heese hewly furnished throughout.” Bathe and gas Unex- ceptionable references required and given. Dinney at 53g. FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN board and lodging in @ private American family, where he could perfect himself in the Brglish langnage.’ Terms should be reaso Addreas C. D., .Horald office. FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED or unfurnished, with or without partial board, small private family. Unexceptionadle references Requieees Apply at 233 Wert Fourtcentl GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ORA FAMILY OF THREE or four, desiring board in @ private family, can be ac- Zomaodnted with a farge unfurnished square room, and one or two (urnished bedrooms, Reference required. Apply at 138 Enst Broadway. FAMILY, CONSISTING OF A GENTLEMAN, LADY, nd two ‘children, want to. hire a in of # furnished id be willing to pay the whole rent for board, sting terms, 0. M., Herald A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A NBAT house, im @ pleasant respectable neighborhood abi peepee: rould bo happy to accommodate a lady entleman with pleasant convenient rooms, furnished or un. urnished, "Full yoara for the Indy only. Addross Mra. 8. M., Union square Post Ottice, NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED- Foom to let, to singlo gentlemen, without board at No. ne street, between Spring and Prince stroets; family “References exchanged. ¥I Gre private. YEW GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE A HOME IN AN ig —— family, can be acoommodated with arta boas & modern built house up town. Address Principle, Herald offi sina OARD—SINGLE oF ROUBLE ROOMS, UPON A » bath, Ac, 67 Greenwich avenno, two to Perry stroot. D.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LBT, WITH OR “without board. Apply at 22 Union place. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE,AND A FEW SIN- gle gentlemen. can be accommodated with board and Dleasant rooms, at 145 West Thirteenth street, convenient to cars and stages. OARD.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commedated with pleasant rooms, and full or partial board, in a private family, ut No. 1813g Orchard street. Ro- ferences exchanged. — OARD.—TWO GENTLEMEN. ‘CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good hind, breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sunday, with good plossant rooms, in a private family, a2 Vandam street. OARD —GOOD ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST AND bad at the Trinity Hotel, coruer of Temple and 6, & few doors from Broadway OARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AT NO. > 4 Union pla PD OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMIL —TWO SINGLE GEN- tlemen, or two gentlemen and their wiver, can be accom- modated with pleasant rooms and board, in's small private famil; ly. darees Board, Journal of Commeree office, OsRD AT 45 BROADWAY.—PRRSONS the city transiontly cr permanently wi forte of @ home, without the snvoyance 8 first-class private boardia; on dare, hotels, in house, y. The lo lent "yourd, it to ‘i ‘60 per di OARD IN BROUKLYN.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN can leaccommodated with a pleasant room with broak- tea, and dinner on Sundays. Apply at 1ld High References exchanged. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—WANTED, A FEW Permanent boarders, in a private family, where they vil have an agreeable and pleasant home; house new, airy, au ip a healthy location. Terms very reasonable.” App No. 90 Presi lent strect, between Columbia and Hicks South Brooklyn. N. B.—The house is within three minutes walk of Ham: ton avenne ferry and eight of South ferry. OARD WANTED —A LADY, WITH TWO CHILDREN and nurie, wishes to find two rooms, with board, in « private family or genteel bc arding house; he west ‘part Uf the city preferred. ‘The roome will be partisily farnished. Address box 8,297 Post Office. Boer WANTED—BY_ A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE; in the Seventh ward preferred; a good size room, fas: nished or unfurnished, with foll board for the lady aud tial board for the gentleman; nine dollars per week will bo paid, Address B. A., Herald offi Bowie WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND His wife, in s private family, or Where there are only a tow ler. Location net above Twelft! fast atreet. yal eet; the east ride of must be moderate, D., Herald office, immodiately. OARD WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, Private family “where there are no oti anders ‘Yerms must be ufod-rate, and location not above Fou atiect ner below Princo, wost sido of Broadway. Address rald ofBee, 4 QUIET OARDING.—SEVERAL SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A gentleman end bis wife, can obtain boar® in « new houm Uited up with all the modorn Improvements, whore the qom Pay a ee cen be ventivod, by applying st 169 West This jeonth ate Bosznine ROOMS MAY BE OBTAIN D, nished or Vofurnished, with board, in a first claas house, e with all the modern improvements, and whore tho forts of homemay be enjoyed. Dimaer at six o'clock, st 393 Fourt rates: F the door; kas, baths, de., fm the bo given and req OARDING -GOOD FURNISHED.ROOMS TO RES Dy realest and wen} ath-room, &e. Apply to gentlemen only, with cr with: house at vo Mra. ted with gas; warm and jedhurst bil Houston street. CARDING.—A SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH v ont for families or single gentlomon, jo, an upper room, at No. 4 Abingdon ayuate, wast sido, OARDING.—TO LET, WITH BREAKFAST AND TEA, y furnished. Also, two ron Hoh are larke and handsomely Furnish desirable flocatio ing on the ea bit Mous.on strect.” ‘House has’ all ti one frout parlor, ti floor, wi in | from Peck slip OARDING FOR THE WINTER-IN ONE OF THE boot locations in Williamsburg, only two minutes walk ferry. A gentleman aud lad, large room, and a few sive only a few boarders ta gvntlomen can Apply at 2 South Niath stroct OARDING IN BK OKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND his wife. and a few single gentlemen, can be accom modated with full or pi board in a private family, by applying at 69 State street, near Henry street, « few minutes walk from South rand ‘Montague terri URNISHED ROOMS go LET To SINGLE GENTLE- men, without board. One large front room on the floor, well furnished, suitable for two or three geutlemen. Alao, cne single room adjoining, and an attic bedroom, The family is small, and without chudren, Apply at 47 Lispenard street, URNISHED APARTMENTS, THE FIRST AND second floor, to let, with or without board. Apply on tie premises, 263 Sixth avenue. URNISHED (ROOMS TO LET—AT 775 BROA WAY. parlor and bedroom, bath, & ontleman and ‘rites or two single font on ‘ihe aee i ard street, two to the Union Bi URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT 87 Howard street, two docrs east of Broadway. Baths and gas in the henre Inquire at 35 Broadway, east eide, next NISHED LODGING ROOMS.—TWO ROOMS ON irst floor, one on second floor, and two on third floor, all Turpisted, to let to single ge jomen, with or without Dreakfart or tea,” Apply at 7) Waeron street, URNISHED ‘ROOM TO LET—TO ASINGLE GaNTLE man, without board, a neat front room. House and lo- ita nt ill Reference required. Apply at 133 Frank- in street. Lee MANHATTAN MOUSE, 1 AND & ons tro street, near the Park. Strangers will do well to oal) s x -3- w crtablisnment, and examine tho superior secom Sau pernne: engaging elsewhere, Terms, tw:aty-Ave ARLOR AND BEDROOM. NE OR TWO SINGLE lemen can be accommo: d with two pleasant fur. rooms, at No. 82 Franklin street, s few doors west of RIVATE BOARD—AN ENGLISH LADY CAN AC- commodate a gentleman with partial board, where ho e sey the comforts of a home; location within five ‘k of the Hamilton ferry, South a klyn. Xchanged. Addrece L. A., Herald o OOMS TO LET.—A FEW SINGLE BEDROOMS TO and one large, well furnished room, with not and sola Ret. ale ‘at 74 Franklin steect, third door’ below Taylor's Tia GENTLE: N CAN bey Ace yemgnaran wilt Feom ‘applying at aye Batsa inthe it wing 86 White etre t, near Br 6%. le Box S278 Pout Ofer? oreee stznets preferred. ‘ANTED—A PARLOR AN a Wintae room, feb vicinty tthe Nee Vash Wotah ? ging ctntlomaa. Best of references giv é dren ma, ox saa P it Office. ANTED—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, s Wie rnished en with a Onn ag .—TWO be Be Sood GENTLEMEN CAN B: Wan > Deasd, Tes private tomy. tii ‘Thompson me Bleeker, Fhe beet of references given ana ‘Al drebs G. Thompson, Pest Office. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &. a LIGH? CARRIAGE OR ROCKAWAY WANTED— rr ee Shovins Payment to be mi sh iy ing lot at ine rood, tal Fog sey 5 foot hy 0 Sone Exchange, Herald office. good buill FOR SALK.—A FIRST CLASS ROCKAWAY Garvie, ble by Minar Rtovena in he, Seo aaer: as little used, an respect complete. Te those wiuting i strictly fenel es it will ‘be pola ats bargain. bo Office. OR, SALE_TWO BRAUTIFULLY MATCHED CREAM in colored horses, four years old, ands arn Sa a Oe ae a 198 Gold 4 a street. WENRY RUOSS. NOR SALE-SEVERAL PAIRS FINE CARRIAGE fe 1 ‘ soriae gt'White & Hulls Hable, corer Micabo and Apply an ard i rete. [OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS high, ix years old, warranted sound, true, and kind; suitable for # doctor, express man, business where © ood horse Sold C ir has no use for fim, Fn treet. ‘AGON AND HARNESS, alt, orse is over sixteen hands high, ‘ae orth agers “7 te ro eR Ni BY’s : the elt out eeynk ie place and Roures attest, fom 10 stable e relock A. M. to SES FOR SALE—AT THE FOUR MILB HousR Hing seventh strect_and Third avenue. A. number very finepairs, that took the first, second, and third tities at the lato fair of the American Institute, Sita lot ot very. fag single road and family horses, & Trustee trotting stallion LIAM H. VAN ‘corn SALE E BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN acasniger old, a stylish driver, wrote fast, ell in donble or single har- fourteen bands bigh and six saddle hoi very rentle tray vund, sd yold only becnuse She owner hes no founda the first private stable. vo the Left, rie valay out of Macdougal street, between Waverly place and Bight atroet. 000 TO LUAN, AT NO. lL (ig pee | St. $25 Pint basoment, ‘watohos, diamonds, or bo ib out for euahy ‘eanencto rami) poneeen i ome for Indi 6 0) vate rooms for Indios. orn tay TAYLOR, —PARTIES HAVING $6,500 TO INVEST In $6. 500. flourishing Scots fo per oat tags at would be likely to pay them 40 t > 60 per vent, ther with nang perth She Presi enoy of the company, at c aby 0 e"brlek Tactery im Dean strect, on @ Tonot & the brick wor Carlton avenu Brooklyn, ‘between the hours of 10 and a A? H ADVANCES. LIBERAL ADVANCES — ox Jowelry sud ‘merchandise | seneral Prey of almost any kind, Apolvat Reade street, corner of (Broadway. (room No. 14, up svaird Office hours from nine to five o’elock. : ate ASH ADVANCES—IN SUMS FROM FIVE DOLLARS ' upwards, can be had for short periods, on copsigumments o dry pth ‘xroceries, hardware, ufuenitare, pianos, books, stationery, watches and merchandise, and personal proper ty generally. For sale cheap, pianos, watches, chains, sped- tacles, wegars, guns, books, paintings, toles c., = JONES, 62 A disor” RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN from £1 andupwarde, pavablest sight, are isgued the subsoribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELL &'CO., 83 street, sole passen, tena for the Swallow Tail Line of Liverpool and Lond ship. ONBY AT 48 VESEY STREET, IN ANY suM RE, ‘quired,—Liberal cash advances made on (or bo F Chah) morchandise of most all kinds, Pianos, watches, aie smonds, Jewelry, segars, liquors in bond, ‘and personal merchantable property of all descriptions, Segars, o., for sale, from 9 to bo'eloek. ee ae Uogasen iP FIRE INSURAN( set ee ‘all ot “ye RD RRL cores oy, 4 semiani ve iat dividend Ce i hes this Wetnewaay, thes the bs gree nt TO ENGLAND, errno, Rerar of b rtm ‘BeR: mm, for esle by CENTER & CO. sia ‘corner of Water street MISCELLANEOUS. Quis f PALACE.—MR. sacoan 0c deliors, eo the Crystal Pi date he will He ae were painte: and as they were mad: ee unlit cane in RYSTAL PALAC! R. & 8. GARRARD & CO. ay cllers by appointment to the crown, ails ithe in ordinary to the Queen, Punton street’ don, bog to offer for tion of rich silver pre BULBOUS ‘ROOTS, ‘&C.—CONSISTING or erb, varieties of hyacinth, tulip, crocus, narcissus, jonqui ‘Tanunculus, anemone, iris,’ snowdrops, eto, Also, @ fino assortment of ft veretabl jeld and flower seeds: garden and nhouse bo of choice flows asons. ALFLED BRIDGEMAN, Nov. 87a at Broadway, near Eighteenth street. AS*—THE CHESHIRE GLASS COMPANY ARB now resdy to supply, at their depot, 442 Rroad Widow, coach, ear, picvre, and daxnerrectype glass; clock and. vase shades, of '@ most beautiful color, much whiter than any made in this country, being equal to Freneh, ish, or German, For enamelling, cutting, and otch: f, it isin great request; in color and strength tnsurpassed. Prives moderate, being nearly aa low agvommon Ameriean glass, Ordinary orders excouted in twolve or fourteen da} ay ts of any size or thickness. Mr. COLBURN, agent, dopot Broadway. RS. BB. NORRIS’S CEDAR TAR ing, corner of John street and EWTOWN PIPPIN A Packed expressly for presents, and warranted perfect, Uolivered free on board steamer. Also, vory superior treble Tefined cider vinegat drow Re Le Poll, Peibam farm, Esopus Post Offce, Pend L —OLD WARE. c EPTATED, 29 EQUAL 70 lowe VA P, NT —THE HDERRG: NED, AGENTS of wi macufactured syivanis ond L ‘Lela igh Zine Com) ‘are Facnted ia orders for the same, and Com paas, Particular at trade to ite evident tuperiocig over others>t American manufacture, and ite most, suocesatul, oom foreign. Dealors ean with oouti ‘coudidenee do) agen ‘ays obtaining any der sired supply of tls pia ih be found to Tooommend i ene for purity, great h vniform whiteness. Pris id terms 8 on the Uberal footing. JAMES weeny URS AT THE ORVSTAL FALAOR—DUPLIGATES Ez the Exhibition, manufactured wit fur, from choloe tine, varity of coason. For manufactarer Beveral casos of stuffed worthy the ne. of usher for the Crystal Pi ADIES" Since FURS.—THE SUBSC 7s gf teh faney furs, of fil nations, is now _— Wy apection, and ound to rarest pen Oy of muffs, cuffs, pets, capes, talmas, and othor fashionable xara over exhibited x One establishment. Some rich # furs pecimens of imperial Russian sable are among thie ollootion, aa and, ao the (urther exportation of these valu: skins aro now peo- hibited by the autocrat, ladics will find the present a mos? desirable opportunity aS Rt hi No. 961 Brosdway. |. No. ro lh ORNAMENTAL Tm TRON WORK, Ke. Reena yoy Pty | ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRO) ivets.—An entire new article for simpli ty, J, durability ‘and eco! ry, safapied we ay! Page oY As, or ornament, ‘and warrant ot less than na Seon Rallies dor the rey pricciple, mani New York Foundry and and Iron Ral railin ever dings:"bask ‘and’ vault; deste, ab rackets, lumns, vault covers, ernti lemns, rsult covers, gratings, bs ra So ines North river. oir Warerooms, nT Sbuase past of Broadway, N=. you. BRKLIN [KON eet fo me ceape evtsliy apps friends, that cangemonte for Ps oT C4 Goa T. Feder racer aeatiake ok ees Loy) fees Specs saree a Tetra the