The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuonspay, Nov. 17—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was slightly more buoyant to-day, but ‘We transactions were not so large as usual. The Euro- pean news may have had some influence upon prices, without giving any impulse to operations. At the first beard Delaware and Hudson advanced }; per cent; Canton @empany, s; Morris Canal, \; Nicaragua, %; Camber- Jand, 4; Parker Vein, 3<; New Creek, 3¢; New York Cen- ‘wal Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad, 3; Harlem, ; Norwich and Worcester, 1; ; Reading Railroad, *{; Michigan South- ema Railroad, ';. The market was not so firm at the close, ‘mm consequence of the large amount of stock offering. ‘The steamahip Arabia, at this port from Liverpool, Ivings ibree days later intelligence ‘rom all pasts of Eu- vepe. This news, ina financial point of view, is better; eommereially it is slightly unfavorable. Breadstuffs and eottom had declined—the latter about one-cight of a penny per pound, and the former one to one shilling and ‘ix pence per barre! for flour, and two to three pence per Dushel for wheat. Indian corn was active, at a small ad- ‘wanes. Quotations for consols had again improved, and 38 ls reported that money was easier. Recent speculations ‘fm eonsols have caused such a demand for console from ‘the dears that prices are temporarily indated. As soon as they have delivered on many of their contracts, the masket value will probably decline. American securities were dul] and depressed. Prices were considered merely pomina!. ‘The Pacific Bank has declared # semi-annual dividend ‘ef four per cent; the Bankof Albany four per cent; the Mechanics’ Bank of Baltimore, six per cent; the Mercan- ‘tale Marine Insurance Company of Boston, five per cent. A telegraphic despatch from Providence states that a sale was made yesterday, by the Hartford, Providence and Wisbki.] Railroad Company, of $275,000 six per cent bonds eof the city of Providence, at 107. ‘The negotiations which have been pending for some months between the Morris and Essex and New Jersey vailroads, relative to carrying out the provisions ofj the Dill passed in the New Jersey Legislature last winter, for eomisecting the roads, are now consummated, and will be sarried into effect in afew months. The Morris and Es- sex Railroad track will cross Broad street, Newark, on the Jovel of the street, nearly opposite the present terminus ‘of the road, and connect with the New Jersey Railroad ever a bridge north of Division street, and by « track in Best ik. The City Bank of Cleveland, Obie, has issued cer- ‘taBeates of deposites for small amounts, payable toa tell- ex ,in the bank or bearer. If this paper is designed for @emeral circulation as bank notes, why is it issued? Fx- sept to avoid giving the security required by law for cir- @alating notes, the notes would be more convenient both te the bank and its customers. Degpative operations in Baltimore and Ohio Rail, yead ve for some days past created some excite. ment in Baltimore. The Sun, of that city, of the 10th iast., gives the following report of the market:— The stock market was again active yesterday, and the wales at the board, of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares, show come falling off from the extreme advance of the day Nearly 1,900 shares sold at prices rangi ging 58 te 60, cash, and from 58% to él, time. They cloa a S13 bid, 08 ashéd—e decline of 11¢ on the closing bid ef Monday. The large speculative time sales comewhat their course yesterday, those of buyers’ option lominating, being two'to one of sellers’ option. are buying as rapidly as possible, and but few pd be enough yesterday to put out contracts Bt the lower fgures. Most of the contracts (sellers’ o ion) which parties are now buying to fill, even before the um time expires, were made at much lower figures now prevail, and consequently considerable losses ensue to such sellers. Some 17,000 shares, per- have been thus told oe past three weeks, many of these parties commencing to se! at way jus where ethers, who had long threwaly done ‘89 and made maoney thought it acvisable to leave off, turning buyer Heaton’ of seller, The party thes operating is a strong me in means and influences, but how far they may choose de carry the game at this time remains to be sgen. The amount of Cumberland coal sent frem the Frast- arg region for the week ending Nov. 12, was 11,402 tons; Seom the George’s Creex and Westernport regions, 3,323, 6 tons. Total from the region for the week, 14,72 tems. Of this amount, 4,370.19 tons of coal, and fons of coke descended the canal, in forty-three boats, fad 10,277.14 tons passed over the Baltimore and Ohio yailroad. The totol amount sent from the Frostburg yegion for the year is 411,988; from the Georges’ Creek fend Westernport regions, 64,389. Total from the Cum- Derland region for the year, 406,575 tons. The canal isin Saeboating order, in consequence of the recen: rains, and transportation is now going forward without inter wapticn, from Cumberland to Alexan’ ria. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the Amancial details of Whe consolidation of the Central line of railroads in the Beate of New York; also, the operation of the different wehemes adopted for the purpose of putting into the Peckets of the oli stockholders nearly nine millions of @ellars, in the shape of funded bonds, created out of an smeaginmary er speculative premium or value given to the wreck: — Erereny y Naw Yore Cevtrar Rarroan. Nol. No No.3, capi Copoertibte | Bon9 or fund debi uc. Shack! outstant’s “nace Aiany ASchiedy. 17 Sasa “$0,000” 8206, $58 aa Berehectcts & ‘ = pee eure © Breese t vas seine ee Hoeles eNFaila 3% uewo 190, = a 8 BemioRisckveee: axe PAGE ino «76 000 ® $58,660 ! eA Bondo to ecavert,, ee ee $23,065,600 ‘Fo be divided... 230,856 shares. Ne. 4. No. 5. o® AS 8S ue ul K+ gS a ig u & ab H 3 § gF i 62,300 1,350,003 — 300 105,508 1,682,000 94,000 1,200,000 - 304,025 = 165,750 $493,500 207,13 Premiom on Conv Bond Aes “ 20 om Buffalo and State lin Dads Quota- ied Sen ch 167.510 - - 45,500 - - 40,000 1465 145 ali? 270,000 140 137 4140 60,000 - od 500,070 127 %¢ 128 127740128 270,00 _ ~ WL BWEUNS A UTNE sil7 2 BoP 660 1,675,000 Less Mohawk. . Pirisgnee cn... Mcbawk Valley. 361 per 263, @ 9 1000 e mnt. $21,289,600 @ ~ per, $1,002,468 Dever interest ex tends $2,999,051, ced manbiog fond 14 per cout on. Net profit .... >, dividend on $23,808,060 equal to Pret on eoppored additions! receipte, BY, $200,000—leaves say $100,000 net profit,or.. 48,125 + $1,964 243 pay, $200,000 gio | pe 1,000 ° of Certificates, at7 per cent, At 6 per cent, cent sat és on 661 $111,746 00 $8,362,980 $9,952,880 ‘WU years, Lyn7pe. 11,746 “7,ka2 td ~ 6696,704 76 3,402, at Cposms 222,308 406, —¢pe “ % 14,488 a8 0 —6pe 146 1 6,992 776 ‘The immenre amount of eapital involved im the Central Moe of rpilroade makes the nbove table of the Swterert and importance to many in this commanity. Up wards cf thirty millions of dollars are, according to the weprerentation, in existence, inverted in the line of rail- weeds extending from Albany to Buffalo, The different Meme are 60 claseified and numbered that reverence can De cnrly wade, They art ws Lelows — 4 g 2,916, me 163,330 914 $6 441,919 imbarsement 6. Sipking fund invested at 6 per cent interest produces in Snirty — $6,441,913, 141,018 it $8,909,061, which are to be reimburses oe crap nh pledged ty Uy the certioate tothe payment a ae it, but merely to that of a portion of event These figures and calculations exhibit some very curi- ous results. The large dividends, therefore, paid on the capital stock of the different com pasies forming the com- bination, have been partially artifcial and delusive, and the illusion is still more apparent in the present position of the consolidoted company’s financial affairs. The divi- dends paid previous to the eonsclidation, were on capitals which covered the entire cost of each road, and the net earnings were entirely devoted to that purpose. Now s different state of things exists. There is an indebtedness of more than nine millions of dollars, in the shape of bonds, the interest on which must be paid and the pay- ment of the principal at maturity provided for, before the stockholders can receive a single centin the shape of s dividend. The calculations made in the above statement show that under the most favorable circumstances, less ‘than six per cent will be earned. This is upon the present capital and with the present indebtedness. This is, however, but a part of the amount which ultimately will be absorbed by this mammoth, over’ grown company. It bas already been stated that ‘an expenditure of from two to three millions of dollars must be made for motive power and rolling equipments to place the road upon a proper basis, and that amount must be added to the funded debt of theconcern, When that has been accomplished some necessity will no doubt exist for other expenditures, and this company will go on as all other raiosé companies in the eountry have from the start done, and still continue to do, steadily adding to its indebtedness, until its dividends will not only be reduced to the lowest points, but the payment from year to year be a matter of great doubt and uncer- tainty to the very last moment. We have for years en- tertained but one opinion relative to railroad stocks as investments, and that opinion is daily strengthened and confirmed by such financial operations as the above state- ment exhibits. That the general railroad law is uncon- stitutional does not admit of a doubt, and that the con- & lidation of the Central line of railroads upon the sys” tem adopted is illegal, is equally true. All general laws granting charters for special purposes, whether for bank- ing, manufacturing, mining, or for railroad purposes, are undoubtedly unconstitutional, and will, before the lapse of many years, be #0 pronounced by the highest judicial tribunals of the State, as they already have been by the highest legal talent of the country. It appears by the report of the Board of Public Works of Virginia, that for the fircal year ending on the 30th of September last, the receipts of the treasury, on ac- count of the internal improvement fund, amounted to $5,087,428 27; and with the balance om hand at the commencement of the last fiscal year, made an aggrega‘e of $6,102,478 73. There was disbursed during the same period, $5,010,632 59, leaving @ balance in the treasury, on the Ist October, 1853, of $91,845 C4. The sum cf $425,907 06 war received on account of dividends, bonus, and interest on the productive invest- ments ef the fund, and premiums on loans obtained. The amount is $8,341 61 more than was received from the same sources during the year ending on 30th September 1852, It is estimated that the receipts on account of productive investments, for the current year, will exceed by ® considerable amount that of the last year. The aggregate outstanding public debt of the commonwealth, op the lst October last, is estimated to be $18,041,775 50. The equated value of the productive investments held by the Internal Improvement Fund,-and the Common- wealth proper, to obtain which the debt of the Common- wealth was incurred, is estimated at $8,121,500. By equated value is meant that amount which, at six per cent, yields the revenue of these stocka, Therefore, the outstanding debt of Virginia, on the Ist of October, 1853, Jeas the above value of investments, is $9,920,275 59, The disbursements on account of loans to internal im- provement companies, to be redeemed in thirty-four years, amounted to $1,700,000. Tne sum of $2,149,552 56 was paid on account of subscriptions and appropriations for purposes of internal improvement. ‘The interna! improvement fund possesses productive ia- vestments amonnting to $5,636,226 30, which is an in. crease of $1,099,212 56 over the amount held at the end of the Scal year for 1862. Of the public debt existirg on the 1st day of Janvary, 1852, there was authorized to be redeemed certain certifi- cates amounting to $127,900, Of this amount thers bas been redeemed $114,566 67, and the residue the hold-rs thereof have not presented for redemption. The ba'ance in,the Treasury to the credit cf the sinking fand, on the Ist day of October, 1853, is $13,754 83. Stock Exchange. Tuvrsbay, Nov. 17, 1863. $3000 Ohio 6s *€0 % 200shs Cum C Go be 303; 1500 Inda State Fives 96 50 a 060 39:4 500 Inda 2 33 per ct 54 38% 1000 Califa 7’s 70 63 81 39 do. 81% 383, 1000 7000 ErieCon Bas’ a 3812 1 000 HR ist Mtg ye 108 18000 Hud Conver Bda 883; 7000 Dl Cen RRBonds 7934 12000 Cen RR B75 69 190008 ¥ Cn RR Bis 911 1000 1% Bani PRESS 2 oN iene aC 4 Pal 26 NY Cen RR. ..23 113% is ‘3 Hox 4 15 Bk oti North Ame 993% 80 96 19% 27% 79% 27% 9% 2 81 _ 80 19 28% 79% 1636 7956 10% 79% ‘ 1 D4 io 35% 56% Sig 56% 300 Penn&lbZCe.b3 3% 65 160 Nie Trani 64% 250 55 1% or 101 23 Mick South RR bd 1201, 40 ClevC & Cin RR., 124 10 Gev & Tolede RR. 90 BOARD. 21 ths Hudson RR... 100 be 83. 2000 Erie Income Bis 943¢ 1060 11 Cen RR Bonds 2000 Erie Con Bds ‘71 10 sha Peun Corl Co 110° 100 Prk Vein C Co b6o 60 a 200 Harlem Railroad. 100 do.,....b30 100 Cum Coal’ Co bis 100 400 100 100 200 100 160 760 200 100 Mines and Mining. Tuvaspay, Nov. 17-6 P. M. The transactions at to-day’s board were lerger than they have been for a day or two past, though by mo means worthy of a brokers’ board. More capital must be placed in the hands of the mining brokers, if it is desired to make the mining board worth notice. Gardiner’s machine oon tinues to rel, both in the board and in the street. Great expectations of its merita are ontertained by those who bave examined it. The mineral company of North Caro- lina, which, notwithstanding its want of success, has not ceased working, sold at fifty cents. Five hundred Ulster brought two, We are curious to know on what principle the board of trustees of this concern is organized. How comes it that one of the smallest shareholders isa trus- tee? How, that he selle his stoek, and does not transfer it, inorder to preserve the name of being a holder? Is this the office of @ trustee? At the board, Manassas Cop- per stock was offered at 1; or, in other words, at 60 per ceat discount, Now, one of two things is obvious from this fact. Either the geological reporta which were made of ths value of the mine were grossly false, and there is ro wine at all, or the mine ha* been ill managed, and its chances of profit frittered away. We incline to the latter suppositinn. We believe that the wrong man bas been chosen fir President, and that the alleire of the company have been managed without ener: fy piri or skill. We sdvire the stockholders to look to Phenix Gold was likewise offered at 1, without buy- ers. This stock bas been unlucky from its birth. Hold- ere of Lyndsay, which was current at 400, 500. last week, now ask 1, but Gnd no customers, For MeCalloch, were offered, without sellers As the company is producing from 8 to 800 dwts, of gold and some forty bar- + rele of copper ore per week, we are not rurp at it, Exclusive of their gold, the ‘directors have here and on the way, between, 100 and 126 tone of copper ore. 3340, wore vbesed fox Geile Ei, bat holier bashey fy % See ee |e nd dni By ry iarsiebed throurhons, ats dent ito AS Tesdiomay tre pore Er int ir hid ek peg nee aa | Ga ees ane 360 Pane ae he ar cae Mtonten and thelr wives, , ances : sa) ms board, at 179 Ci ely f eredie for az months to pt ay ‘would do walle call at 358 Washington by THE APPARATUS. PATTERNS AND TOOLS, or sinate logy, Southern $40. rere instructions of a light, profitabl Rp ped Hye tow oui Fee sorta, Atak Pafermes san 'S0 rtm board was » re ferenoe can ven = corner of ana. and some era. a men: ith ith vat = wily, or meals gon ee the reemme: of reference require, sound A SEXENDID pre st -———_*_ Southern, sale; —A gentleman, fhe above, is A, SUIT OF ROOMS. ON THE SECOND FLO ps mpelle iy a oadien of ciroumetances, to dispose let, with board; Randsomely furnished, wit ie to 1,000 They are the moi Nes ay ere all the comatete of & home poi ‘day gold ard By be en; e enjoyed: or fart or partieulars please ply at 20 by auc! ~ Net it Thirty secon ttreet, ono Boor from Mad Cortox. he letter forty five. As money is wanted immediately, they OR. 635 for home will beseld very cheap. Apply to Mrs. Self, 180 Sixth ave | A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, FURNISHED ORUNTOR- 146 in nue, up stairs, one room, auifablefor a single geicieman; all he modern ‘4c., and location pleasant, Galt'at Wo. ao Wart Twenty second atrect, Betrorn the Sixth Seventh avenues, Heferences exchange: LaD Wap. 1S ENGAGED IN TRACHING DURING , wishes to board either with @ very re- HANCE FOR ANY PERSON WISHING TO busin Chg pital.—A sand paper Tor riesla; er acpaetace wil be taken, ryaierald office, with necessary the amily or ip s neatly kept Doarding house, Boge 22 FOR SALE, WITH NINE YEARS) LEASE— Penaien eHimily oF b's nau ile a teal. eater © be recessary. rt, and doing & business o! and agood table. Terms not to pe ads to $000 per month. Apply at 118 Wooster street, in | Sze piace, gas, and a good table, 7 : Serearpeater abop. morning and evening, with light, m as to Feapectanility, ‘Location In th equare if possible. Address box 202 Union square Post OOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE.—AT PRIVATE sale, on favorable terms, the select and sossonable stock ee rere eee AA Ee RNISHED FRONT ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR TO LEP ploseans Cok saree. room, ee) for two, per week, eke Call at 178 C Tren om vi Retutat tae hs WANT ONE FURNISHED Sdaronsed Us Latter Box, adh, Feet + spans ‘0 OR TH CAN BE ACCOMMO. ated ina by addressing? rae innate upper part of the city, yan mat Tee Varntahed or uaturnbhear oe ATTACHED, nits ie for s physician. at 407 B; way. le for a phys at 407 odme treet, weet af Bee ‘ANTED—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR U} ed, with oF without board, in ® small 4 sitting toom with fre place and pedzoo of the for a lady and oe Peloslcas’ Geel cok sinaeit waived. ‘Te moderate.’ Ro alae jot to exceed from two to these @ s at of newer .—TO ed DESIRABLE Fiat ard Slee ead dwelling b at Newark, N. ms, replete. wil ery Coevaleace uite Hw te railroad depot. Inquire & & . H, ene rn eeeasks Wall street, or of A. u Se a2 ‘ther particulars inquire of a 8. SLOAN, wuatiy Fee oe, bagi get ent 7 BED- closet *) fa Greene tr ty tween Sr ‘an Prince, private, References given and LA ey arehteccta, tailorsy ce wide aud socessibio. “Apply 10. Dt 503 Broadway, or on the premises, 200% Ne (TO LET—THREE WELL FINISHED HOUSES, HIGH? rooms each, on llith ‘Third Reat Slo Inquire xt 204 Washington sieeey, ee Svenae large, comprising two cargoes Malaga, to arrive, at pains bargein; 1,600 boxes dry. bunch, tere, at $320 Of boots, shoor, &c., being @ general assortment, with fixtures of eto: and lease of premises, For particulars eth Me bose wet ale, ao newts" a ahs | sete tae ete ma eh corpo: | AP AFTA TS OR @aaTHEs A>, SCHR ROAD | TPO LUT nam otter Ta LOSS eTON TOA OOOR for centiemen, with good at No. 2 Leroy place, cher stre. with the modern impro “ements. OARD.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE Ret pire peal Can be accommo dated with full or partial board in a private family where there are two or three longs ogy The comforts g Shame oan be realized. Inquire at No. 4 Butler street, jrooklyn. s $2 76. Hay.—There were 80 bales river taken by shippers at 65¢, per 100 Ibs. Fxxicirs —There was no change to notice in rates. To Loree about 16,000 a 20 000 bushels of wheat were aged at 1234.) im »hip’s bags; and about 10,0000 35 0 bble. flour at 3s. 6d. To Tendon, 15,000 bushels wheat were engeged at 16d., in sbip’s bags, and 1,000 bbls. flour at 4s. fd. To Havre, 4,000 bbls. flour were engaged at fc., and 10,060 bushels wheat, in ship’s bags, at 250. To California, rates varied from 50c. to 60c. by clippers. TRON was inactive, , dat generally stiffly held. nity seldom occurs, ‘She house is provided ONFRCTIONERY.—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS cON- fectionery store, ith fixtures, contents, and tools, and reo years" lease, which is situated in a good business strect, and near a public school. Will be sold cheap. Inquire ai 421 Hudson street. RUG ee thd SALE—A ee ee prone situ rt contra BoskdzAt 48 BROADWAY, FRONT ROOMS, SUIT. able for families, Also, rooms for single gentlemen may 4 with full boa: se has all the modern improve- mente, "Referonces exchanged. I with it. au aelie Address Henry Medic Lxap.—We 100 tons Spanish wera disposed re at $6 42, 90 days’ credit, per 100 Ibs. env t ogee TaSr gas hte) QARD—TWO OR THREESINGLE GENTLEMEN.CAN Ons.—Whale, sperm, and olive remained very'quiet, but | old establi thahed and, with dwelliog; & good situation and iy in Division avemse; between Eocene ane Third, cornes steady. Salen of 3,000 gallons lnseed were effected at 6éc. tory reasons given fof gelling. Address Re street, Williamsburg. : a 670. per Provuns.—Pork as still Dente and cheaper. The sales included 600 bbls. We tora, af $14 874m $16 123 for mew, and $12 1834 » 12 26 for prime. Lard tended downwards. There were 250 bble. 103¢¢. per bbl, Beef did not vary much. The sales com- fdepreaio 360 bbls, at full prices. Butter and cheese were Tuer Faled quiet at $3.75 a $4 60 per 100 Ibs. Reat Estate —Sales at auction, by E. C. Halliday —The following property, situated at Patchogue, L. I. :—House and 24 acres of land, $2,400: cotton factory, bleachery, | i@ 8 &c, and lot, 490x176,’ $4,000; cotton factory, two acres of | Zee. be The South bays, which abgen land, and will pond, $4, 200; 3 lots, 50x175, $440; 4 do. fishin, wling, lie within three-quarters on Main street, 48x20, $200; house and lot, 40x200, $475; | ofa mile, and they aiford at. all seasons, the grentost smuse- 7 lots on Main sireet, b0n1%8, $065; 5do. in roar ofdo,, | ments to those fond of that kind of sport. Por further 56x200, $250; 1 lot ‘and store, 46x200, $1,050; 2do, ad- | Moulare, apply to DE MOTT & CO., 43 Chambers street, PY. joining, 463200, $5t0. BR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BUILT IN THR CARD. —A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, SUITA- ble for « gentleman and bis wife or two gentl be had, with private table served in the best mann and gagin the he Apply at 254 Fourth avenue, XCHANGE—SEVERAL GOOD BRICK bag id a farm.—The houses and lote are situated in William: pare aad are all well rented. Inquire of J..H. PULLIS, 104 Bixth street, FPAPY TOE SALESITUATED AT ROCKAWAY, L. nt on the Merrick and Jamaics plank road, about o miles from Brooklyn, consisting of sixty-Ave Tang, iiteen acrerut'walon are povered with wood, Thine vements consist of « fine dwell ouse, above Twenti et, ITLEMAN vee dnt FOR HIS f age, in a private family, or good closets, without, bos state terms. Address X. 0., room. will Herald office. OARD.—TO LET—APARTMENTS FOR A GENTLE- ‘man and his wife, orto slagle gentlemen, in & nous having all the modern {mprovom: nts, and where the comforts ofa home may berenjeyed; acessible by four lines of railroad references exchanged. Appiy at 172 West et. OARD.—A LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED ROOM Gaks.—There have been 600 hhds. Cuba bought, at le, with the mode ‘stories to let, a or feo board, at 53 Bieecker street, near ge. 045% se. per 1b. pa belett ie f {oh 8 inches front ent ds ata a dcop, Ion Broadway and the principal hotel. 00 Toracco.—Salee have teen made of 100 bhds. Ken- | 1g feut [aches doop, in Thirty-second streeh 210 feat wast of <5 SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A, GEN: : wrens, on tho north aide, Aj ELL, on tucky, mcetly in selected lots, part at 10e., and the resi- | Mghth avenue, on thenortn side. Apply to b. JD \siemén tnd wife, can be accommodated’ with, pleasant due within our previous range. Wuskky —The day’s movements included 900 bbls, , in a pavers family, at No. Be EON EASY TRRMS, THE tivnny | 101% retard ctrect. mere house, Loca! y desirable y paeee iy. Alte, Dart of tho fernitare ‘ ana healt tire at te ton street, from 10 o'aloe Pearl street, back office, up staires "1 2" Mv @F at 10 LET—A BROWN STONE HOUSE, NEAR SIXTH avenue; rent }, brick do on Thirty- B atroety Eng: lh Basement, ‘choles Jooation, rent he same nia, oar room, . ent looat on Sisth avons. Apriy imusediately "toc, Pikwee wee mreet, corner of Brondway. baits PO EET A, LADY 18 DESIROUS OF LETTING & pleasant front basement for an office of slee fos Jone woman, without incumbrances Laquise at 189 Twenty-sixth street T° LET—THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH har tenn IN TH) < —_ of house 468 Greeawich street. Rent low toa nant (Po LET_THE CORNER STORE AND FRONT CELLAR, corner of Twenty-Ath streak and Fourth avenue, geod mand for a hardware or mrocery store. Can be had om articulars a} Bt B. bs ANSHIMER, $10 Fourth avenue, after 2 P. M. iver a Biats LET—A | CONVENIENT, TWO, STORY MOUS! Dlessantiy located within an hours ride of the Cit 2 rail road oF eqarden, barn, &c., at ‘0 tit will be rented low. from wow tit had for & longer period if required. Ad office. tad Thiteent 10 eat LARGE FIVE STORY BUILDING, arn ood basement, suitable for any kind of ma tory or red shop,’No. 20 Gansevoort street, corner ¢: Hodecs ore and basement, 643 Hudson strect. Inguireog Riteck at 2 pl kore rapa hike Minh ea ar de dhe OARD.—FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN DE- oe & Co., neato ve oeetnes jes. ‘The ctand has drudge, at 28c. per gallon. d good will of tI tiring board, will find elogantly furnished apartuents tor ae wanes of forty yeare J $2 now doing a] ins Bouse reple bh every convent or their comfort. and Known as one of she bostand | Private table, if desired. Apply at 101 Tenth s.reet, corner Domestic Market. Cammrincr Carrie Makket, Nov. 16.—At market 2,895 cattle, about 1,8°5-beeves, and 1,000 stores, consisting of ive concerns in the Btate. ‘Tho sale is made to Siooe ihe estate of emer ep Sve gontane ‘and, if d a of Fourth avenu continue in the busi- OARD.—WANTED, A PARLOR, WITH SLEEPING working oxen, cows and calves, yesrlings, and two and active, prudent, Sa a Elcatlen & room, for two or three gentlemen, without, board; down three years ofa. Prices. —Market, Beet —listra per owt. init, ‘Pough io, tay be eadg te 3 Moi hin et yeid town preferred. Address by. L. P., Herald off $8 ; first quality $7; second do. $6 25 a $6 50; third do. , New Yor sonia Sead RAED RDE SEROUNT ORE $6; orcinary $4 50 a $5 60. Hides—$6 a $6 50 per cwt, Tallow, $8 £0 9 39. Pelts, $1 to $1 25. Calf skins, 1140. per lb. Veal calves, $7 to $10. Barrellivg cattle, $5 to 36. Stores—Working oxen, $92 to $182. Cows ard Calves— vate family, or boardinghouss where there are but few others. Please sddressU. F., Chatham equare Post office. OARD !N A FRENCH FAMILY.—TO LET, TOA re SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCR on Pacific street, betwoen Boud and Nevins, in s first neighborhood and free from nuisan @ house $20 to $72, Yearlings, $8 to $10. Two years old, $13 to | 7outins all the modern improvements, walls painted. Ac. tingle pentloman, & large front room on the second floor, $44, Three yenrs OR gar to so, Shech aud amber | Puce lew; and bot asmall amonat of ash required down. | ity cy'without board, ins, Frenon private family. Loca: 5,908 at market. Extra, $4 50 10$8. By lot, $1 88 to Tion near Seoond avenue and Fourth street. References ex- $4, Swine—Larg: trains inet ia. Wholesale, still | {VOR SALE—A LARGE PUBLIC HOUSE, WITH A | changed. Addreve Z. Z. Herald office, ground lease of fourteen years to run, situsted in one of the beet parts of the city, and containing two large roons for drilling, &¢ ; also two smaller meeting rooms. ‘The pre- proprietor desires to retire to the country. For furzher articulars apply on the premises, 2) Second avenue, or 55 ton Market OR SALE—FOUR LOTS, 18 FEET 9 INCHES FRONT, G3 feet decp, in Forty-eighth s:reet, between Sixth and Beventh avenues, with the foundaticn built for four buildings. pee ect aan Ke Gas full lots for twenty-one years, with th avenue, between Tweaty-ninth forms ensy. Apply at 27 Reade st hog fat, Gor, and corm fed 8i¢e. por Ib New Beprorp On Marker, Nov. 14.—The Shipping List reports sales of 400 bbls. sperm oil, as landed, (last week) at $125.; and 500 bbls. from store, at a price not transpired. The stock in first hands, including all dercrip tions, is light, not exceeding 10,000 bbls, The market is firm.’ In whale oil no sales, buyers showing no disposi tion to operate at prezent prices. In whalebone a few transactions have been maid to beat anadvaace upon former prices, the particulars of which have not rremepied, OARD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY.—A GEN- tleman and his wile oan be accommodated with board, and afine back parlor, with @ piazza attached, in a privat French family, residing at No. 164 Twelfth stzeet, beiw University place aud Filth avenue. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN ‘can be accommodated with a pleasant room, with break- fast and tea, and dinner on Sundays, in a sma’) family, where there are but few boarders. ‘Apply at 114 High etreet, Referonces exchanged, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PLEASANT BACK PAR- Jor, on the first floor, furnished or unfurnished, suitable entleman and wife, or tvo exchanged: gentlemen. Inquire yrtle OARD IN 5 ROOKLYN—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes to obtain partial board (breakfast and tea, and dinner on Senday,) ine private American fami where there are no other boarders, and where noae oth tw ta Thistieth street. OR SALE—TWO HOUSES, 902 AND 902}; WEST TWES ty second st "Ligh, and Bult in. the vere UR PINCH UOKKESPUXDINCE, manner, wil molern improvemomts. Inquire v! OUR PONCE Op ONeH, P He, Oct, 11, 1853 | GEORGE CLARK, 218 Weet Twenty tres street. ul hi Since the 16th of last month there have bea eight SAL STS, SPARS, SAILS, RIIGIN foreign arrivals, The departures bave been nine, of which F%,, rg ie ci erinee, boi er, peed fore Foreign Markets. a hive in tallast. The importations havo been, 600 bbls. S| being eut up thiem rning. Apply |! four; 117 large cafaks, TOT tierces and bbls.” and 22 boxes | immediately, at Ty URne'S dry dock, Red Hook, Sout foro ine apace soc cig op ete etre ea coéfish; 188 tierees haddock; 50 bbia mackerel; 75 bbls, | Brooklyn. by — > slewives 2m. hoops; 106 1, cedar and 200 m. eysrest | “hon gaze THREE FINE LOTS ON SECOND AVE- FRENCH LADY CAN AC- atiemen with pleasant rooms 4m. feet W.P. and 120 m. feet P. P. lamber, rea pol ekseer he = 0b has ail the modern imprsve- th street; also e full lot on splen- ringipally seantlirg—whole cargo ordered; 100 bbl«. | Forty cighth treet ‘i ra Freel; 400 boxes candies, and 20 kegs Duttor—those latter | did troperty on Frasklin street, not far from Chureh stcert, street, between Henry and articles are stiilafoat. Yorty tier fish and 26 | 77x100. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street, near bbls, mackerel, besides some minor articler, have been | Canal etre OARD IN BROOKLYN.-A HANDSOME FRONT m, on second to with ‘tries and bedroom; also m5 01 on third ‘hoor; of partial board; no ‘taken. Re mat Willoughby. seer PH street. OARD IN, BROOKLYN—WANTED, FOR A GENTLE: mam, lady, two children, and servant. U: with board, at a convenient distan m the OR SALE.—A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, HARNESS ‘and two seated shifting top carriage, in good order, aad Tae y ewer aay) le leaving the ony. qu ey imported coastwise. Three cargoes of fish, one from Halifax and two from the Frerch island, UelDg a afloat at the same time, were landed without any rales having been made. ‘The highest offer for cod was » although stocks in dealer’s hands were very small. (ce of the French cargous was sald at $3% for RE: TAURANTS, ON BROAD- iréments, Paiton or Montacue ferries, tive liquor stores, 0 ting house, and one Tubsequently at $35; for large cask ce cceank kaka teres ual geal ot bak aldock 0 of tue ‘Baltes cargo ating mbar streets att | oe Tgke New York Port office. ought of ve EE a a se ae ee ee Peanlnince taken by one of the dealers, at $4 all fous3. OARD IN, SOUTH ,BROOKLYN.—TWO, PLEASANT rete hiteretine rezirae Facet} apn eeseigerng BO BY” rer aco? four of the bat ORCHARD. Ss bem oes D tea sggic’ genre ancl poy nhites ment bad tob-cellar Philadelph gentlemen, on Union street, third door above Clinton, : fe hoops brought $35, lumber $26 and the | gaished inthe bees possible masiger” with all ane, modern | Smee cedar shingles $5. Spanish flour was parcelled out improvements, sftuate on Bicks street, one door from the Posey, WANTED_BY A LADY, IN, RESPECTABLE from storest $14 to to $1474., 0 this article is none Degraw, and bi Terms not to exceed ding b rivate family. a eeree taeindiog dco ed lighter References exchanged. mina from the Hamiiien avenue ferry. Terms easy. ‘Apply to DE MOTT Ap hay Whatever now in drat hands, and no immediate supplies | Eamalts Svstne crass cirest. Ter reek inclodiog te to any extent are expec from Spain. Meal isnot much Address E. O., Heral in request. isnorice, and it is wanted in small VER! ra AN] OARD WANTED—WITH PARLORS AND CHAM- quantities cheese, nese pork, y candles, Ko. are rahe beulding lots on the Thita avenue, corner or Seventy bert; slo, one handacmely foynished, for four uired. . Iumber is wanted. The want street, jevel ered free » principally, of gentlem much req Ne Pe ee oats tai eRe PRS fukn Bloke shooks and hoops begins to be felt. The sugar crop is entirely over this some time, and there is not now a single lot unsold. Besides four of sugar and one of molasses that are being shipped and former produce whi, i veered oath former Jace, with the cargo of ‘lose the. shipments of the year. Prices have and Twenty-first street, =s Irving al and Sixth ent, Fr SALE, CHEAP—A fog wei en 08 ep an imigf rn pe ee rent furnished house. dress Energy, Herald wwenty by ae foot ru Baw WANTED.—A FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS ish to fiad ® permanent location. A parlor and two bedrooms will be required, unfurs ‘or such as suit }., Herald office. 10 LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ht ze dern and superior thiee story house No. 51 Weet Fi street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; the house nae co plete order and has 811 convenience required for a respectable family. Inquire at P. JARDINE'S, 47 New or 240 Ninth etreet. 10 LET—STORE NO. 207 BOWERY. ALO, LEASE, for gale. A fine location for a carpet or furniture rare being the largest store in the Bowery. Apply to the Estate ‘Exchange, 243 Broadway, third floor. 10 LET—IN THE ROSE HILL STEAM WORKS, THR basement and second story. Apply en the premises, Twenty-eighth strect, near Third avenue. T9. LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ON UNION star om the first of December. For further partiou! with real name, E. V. Anson, Union square Post 0! 10 LET—AT NO. 49 BROADWAY, A FRONT Tia and the whole second floor. Terms low to good tenants, NO FOUNDERS OR MANUFACTURERS.—TO LET, THE factory buildings known aa 82 and 64 River atrect, New- Ark, opposite the freight depot, with engine and shafts Free ‘rms liberal <4 d tenant. Apply to ‘rost, No. 30 South William tenet, ‘New York 10 RENT.—A LARGELCOMMODIOUS ROOM, ON THB second floor, handsomely furnished, to let to one or twe odgers. Apply at 163 Walker street. SIN ANCIAL. 50,000. 2ea se ADVANCES STP TOU HAVE » merchandise of any i vert the same intocarh, go to 42 Ri ae Broadw: 4, ‘where liberal cash advances (or pureusteniacs mace, Watehes, Jewelry, cinmonds, vegare, ke. -, for cals ata? ade street, corner o! Broad way. $30. 000. —MONEY, AT 43 VESEY STREET, § - shy fun fequirod. | Tabcral advances ‘ads on (or bought out fer cash,) merchandise of moet ali janos, and other musical instruments, watches, welry, dry goods and all merchantable property) choar, segars, 4, from 9 to 5 o’cleck. 3 TO LOAN—AT THE BOWERY AND 30. 000 Grand Street Loan Office, om watebes, dia- mends, furniture, Seanzs, &ec., &e., oF Koods bought for gush. Entrance in Grand street, first floor, ‘Transactions private. Office hours from ri to 6+ WANTED—IN CASH CAPITAL, WITH A 2,5 good business man, to embark in s mono} Teed 600. which offers as many inducements ss pro ever oftersd in this market; theipront is tounded only bythe exertions of the party. For facts, c., address Mae nopoly, Herald office, 1.00.0. cEARE, CHANCEAN INVESTMENT OF .' . one thousand dollars will reslize five th dollars to an; 2 Gy Le 6 same Pea tarsi er ater OF pplying toon to H, 169 West street, corner of Robinson, 500 WANTEDFOR TWO OR THREE MONTHS — 4 handsome bonus will be gives, ‘and undoubted w ey on arst i class furniture, worth five times the amount; ‘Party wishing first class scsommodations, oan have © 2 bf rooms, in one of the finest Localities in the eity, seat ta nloney until poids. The vert of references W en and required, Please address Mrs. Wait, Broadway a al a? Pott Office. $10 ere, satan ON DIAMONDS; becght for cash, af the 8 Nassan street, OF goods ee valnae for cash ats fale an Onhse, No. ap Chambers etree}, uD th iy on reasonable terms, and loan, ofien, nerships arranged. TAs pEitRove oF Taping eager yt with meet with a gentlem: iam wee Ts ace iseued b; iene 2ie. to 3% , latter for the qualities of | FUOR SALE CHEAP. Ir APPLED TOR IMMEDIATE. | $76 per month will be paid. ' Address T. the stason, ta vrchecenenye prime. ply tos, WARD, Jr., corner of i2ith Mets ir Sixta ave: Br. WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND = maven eat. dcreutets of any nue, or to J. 0. SHIEB, 39 Burling slip, child, between Grand and Chatham sttests, cast oF Molasses. Coffee. Tobacco, Hides. oor es —— | west of Brosdway. Addr: Herald off anol ce Apply U, States ahr, 060 1,275,261 — = Gus) WORKS FOR SALE TER STOCK AND FIX- i Sours Krom 9 to 8 belo. Se ee issn MR | teenie, aret maid eee | Bers Tir a NLR A i Sa B. ole awe fst 3806 mae frooklyn. ‘For terms, inquire on the Nod | elderly 2d wife, Address A. J., Herald office. x ed to 2. = — BOARD WANTED TOR A GENTLEMAN, AND, I1S poke! hee ae seas — 858,683 62,582 OUSE AND 1 LOT FOR SALE—NO, 19 BOORMAN Wife, infant and nurse, | A private famnily preferred, | M. L., Broadway Post Offic Elewhere,. 15,800 — 33,664 2,700 — Fiasco, Thicty third street, between Bighth and Ninth | ‘or where, very few boarde ddress, stating lo- | ¥¢ had. 'N.B.—No one nee eee amen oomeann creme, with the a ~ eh rere terms, C. A rverald. meen comply with the above arrangemon}. 638, rr 3 | pet els peas ily 3,404,128 1,641,195 616,011 62,862 Riss Builders 28 Woot Twonsy.soveath seest. Posed, WANTED IN BROOKLYN FOR A FAMILY + from £1 and upwards jiring three large and three small rooms. A famil Tete ake lew opno other bontders would 20 preferred. box 57 Poet office, New York. BoArPINC stRANoERs, cr’ mpl Ue a in 1863, . .28,874,197 br cid tt y= 676 222 Exchange op Ei has been at '$500 to $505. The limited supply of bills latterly has kept the rate up. On the States there is no current rate; 5 per ceat premium ia ‘OTEL FOR SALE —THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘a first olass established hotel, together with a ton years Jease, This hotel is situated in the ‘central part of the city of Brooklyn, and offers a rare opportunity for s person wishing where Addres to enter in the above business, a it i hildren, oF sin men, the most approximate On St. Thomas 7 per cont prem. | Sen, wo ge ita th of tho ewaet. boies rooms, with ful er partial vonrd for the whater, Brondway. teapeient bosra from one dollar ts. one *dniae fifty cents per day. JaS. BARKER. OARDING.—MRS. BARKER, wih TAKEN, THE house at No. 23 West Twenty- i, has & few roome for fam: ————E ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. "888 FIFTH AND SEVENTA PAGES ARE CHANCE—THE DAGUERET AN “ROOMS as Eighth avenue, in complete working order, wi'l uly $12 per month. Adapted for » ‘mail jer Will get instructions in the art. Ap- pure! 3, ROOMS, &O. WANTED. iy, oF address G. SMATH, 415 Eighth avenue, OARDIN RONT SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET, __- HOUSES, ROOMS, 40., WANTED, with boac ient for families or single gentlemen, pas. i|AND HOUSE, NEAR BROADWAY, WEST side, neat Canal street, five years loase, for ss! uitable for atailer, grocer, or most any bu: address, Lease, Hornid office. INTERS.—¥OR SALE, DOUBLE ADAMS pre Chao a ceeee for paper and fouiae ei te jobbin; newspaper work. EO. vES NiINS, 4h ee at No. 4 Abingdos are, west side. OARDING.—HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Ureakfnet and tes, and dinner on Sundays, also furnished [a BS to let, without board, at 502 Broome strect, near road wa; OARLIN sntry attached, to let to two or thi SATE, WANTED A GOOD SECOND HAND SAFE, Dimedium size, Address box 3,150 Poot office. Waa A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, without obildren, epartments cf 8 well ried sit. ing room and two vant; where cooking can be doze, ot the uso of & kitchen, if possible on one floor, The terms must be moderate, and tho f December. Address Cox, Herald —A LARGE SIZED “ROOM, we Anas w Nassau street. feoupation on tl ee fi 1. North inks DENTISTS. —A DENTISTIN ILL WEALTH OFPans | JitTeieces, corm commortably Murals mon me ‘ED TO PURCHASE—THE sToc! FIXTURES, for sale his fine business, good will, and lense of office third floor, where there is a stove for general co! y And residence, situated in a del ride from New York by by steamboat orrailro be taken. Address Dontal Surgeon, Horal None need apply unless willing to pay well for & lary estab: Ushed practice, U ip BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN—THE FURNITURE OF s house in South Brooklyn, Trg the Led to be let ats moderate rent. The house ova teins & ve rooms, including kite Cay pe scum pegriee exceed S70, For dress R. KE. ‘Hersla ik htfal city but 33 Foreyth ‘street, two doors from Walker. OARDING—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN FIND h full board for the inide of roadway, partioulars addrcas ¢., of mretail grocery ‘store. Ad . M., Herald J ANTED- “PART OF A HOUSE, OR A SMALL HOU ween South and Hamilton turrios, in Brooul gent qeanrann Feferences given. Address box 2 New York Post oft ‘argery, Broadway Post Officc OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND A few Cited gentlemen, can be acoomodated with board and pleasant rooms st 217 Clinton street, corner of Madison. References exchangs TANTED—T10 LEASE, A SMALL GENTEEL REST ence in the upper of the city. Rent not to exored $A0 per annum. Possession on or before letof May next, Address K. K., Herald office. CONSISTING Ait a yaueronie painting, by the eelebrated Kyl OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ALSO, " of & panoramic painting, by the oe! e, repro: ry = A Wetec, ry oy A Mines ABOVE CANAL | senting the M cele ippl river, irom ite mouth tohe Falleot st: | Ld couple etvingle gentlemen, ohn bo sccommodated with ‘Avthony, giving & faitht™ presentation of all the interven a cities, with the w Picturesque boauties of this ighty river—its noble steamers, fiatboats, rafts, floods, ‘wholo forming one of the most instructive of, the prosent age, Length, 1,800 ith, 9 foct 0 be 0. 356 Broatway, m the hours of it and a ° Apply cy ANINGTON, Hi Franklin etree! Yat B , ON THE BI BIGHT! hake» Rr neatly furnished apartments, at the pleasantly situated house 27 North Moore etree. ii mis Poanning: —A HANDSOMBLY FURNISHED FRONT room, suitable for ® gentlomay and his wife, without children, or two single gentlemen, with full or partial bon: sun Ve bad by Applying at 118 Fourth treet, eoPner of Am CARDINGIN SOUTH BROOKLYN— WANTED, TW yormanent boarders (gentlemen), at 9 Pi street, between Columbia and Le Nee ‘where the have Sm sgrceablo and pleasant home. House now and airy, and within th utes walk of Hamilton Avenue Ferry, end ateht of Routh Forry. Ames of FIN GLE GANTEBAN CAN BE AC- commodated wit! Twenties street, The ho Provemente, cna, bath, ke. nd or thir 1001 P.. Tiesn!d ‘omen. HORSHS, CARRIAGHS, de. JARRIAGE.—FOR SALE, A VERY FINE ROCKAWAY wey n, slmost new; comt $35), Will besola ata great dress Livingston, Unioe Square Post Office. F" BALE—A EPLENDID DAPPLR GRAY HORSE, six yoars old; one which cannot wu: surpassed in quality nor style Ho stands nearly 17 bande high, without a ble- a fast trotior. Prise ‘Can be soon at No, 2 Bayard siperte corner of Forsyth. OR SALE—ONE FINE L number of regular custom ie Pics unt may remain on good seventy, a KIVHARDS, 907 Broadway. n rears old, warracted p for he 7 7h feot deep. " oF di eb . ‘ * UKNISHED SINGLE ROOMS TO L&T, TOG [4 or doctor's hors 0, eee sie ey heres, Ape’ ei 3 ‘SMITIL, Cousciler at ya No. 9 Nassau men cnly, with or without breakiaet. Apply at No. 4 Hamilton street, or at Leroy piace, Bleecker streot. THE BALE SEASON. PTE ANNUAL BALL OF BNGINE 00. HO, pA wore ‘Mages ond List ome complete vo, Petey y syoning, November | the Bixth vente Rativond. i a tt No. 30 Greenwich ierede Avent URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ON BROADWAY, BR. low “ates street, suitable Pa ree mee coms nicate, and have panties, gas, dc. attached. Ad- ares Hotere, Broadway Post Ofhee. SETS, porloet G. Mw. LOFT way, next d Tuas UAL BALL RL ate Sanat a {SHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR {WITHOUT ists ay ee Ly ny vente, November 26h, lous bette corner of Broadway end FI == TY pan Cunt me thas perform 1 boom engaged f eats, nado 1 Great Jones street. Apply be fon he found sn rare ome, nt i mucie from alla-dried paritite ad of H. P.M. pS at eat tiae ee Piiebpesiene enh enue BE Fien taal sete @0 OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- er wo « c ‘Cheep Wares Ee haead Z vem, SW Gseeawieb sh bons; hee, DECWGEAD Bad bis Wiles A Cars pr ered, rh Seneca ees ve SOWIAD HAGeOLs | Ty Sead Dinlnlon vepeate . Dez ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS Tayeble at sight, see 83 Sout! IN NEI. ae e Ae ae One ‘Line of seat aate tncnaa for the Swallow Lnerpoot stand London packet ‘ONEY! MONEY |—CASH c q ds, hardware, anos, wateh jewelry diatsondey metchandjae, ‘and. perronal popeey, ner i ADDY, , ton streot, acon Kcr. APR ftom 9 AM to 4 PM EY.—GO TO NOB. 360 AND 296 BROADWAY, UP OM ALA i en wink money. Cash is advanced on jew. me ods, en Goa Ay ware, resehess ont Pees Up veaian, Fook No.', from 9 till Bo'clock. eee MONEY.—THE ab ay bs forte Pod FOR household furniture, mochanics? too ss gene: ante, sextante, and Piton ion. iberal caeh advanecs mas ‘of personal }, 66 Division OEY! MONEY! Flat | 150,000 TO LOAN ON: ‘agons, Orpen horses, diamonds, watches, jewolzy,. ailke.'s a ad Kon of ev. it No. in "ham near Market. with a tt kt “Ut Gttaden NE 8 A i RR SPLENDID SEVEN ooTayy pd he ld PIANO- forte, (cost $315,) for oe a Beta eats ere; ba nearly Po bin il Mon sel warrauted ty ihe, beet v It can be seen ba 7 going to O1 ia. fom 10 til Tid o'eloe et. NEW © SONG AND CHORUS, ENTITLED cloanas Snow, This tg ap oxoellent sch. written 1b atatyle. Price 2 conte. Publisned by Oe RACE WATERS, S38 Broadway, the great plano and musie tablishiment. {{XCELLENT SECONDHAND PIANO TOR, IMME- diate sale, at 67 Luquoer street, nosr Court, South Brooks | Price $00, — . ASSORTME! lyn. |." DO GOOD.” WORDS BY J. er re : ng B. Woodbury. Price 25 cent vetlel free. °. La t. One eal a this charming song withou 0 goed,” Published by HORACE WA= |W SON music iin peesible to. t it ima) le to A peloton Nz AND acid (HAND PANGiba, So to seven 0 rent ihesen’ Fifth an Siath riage within pou equalled imei mata: ay toy a ed to any vi a removed wt ea. be isheartent the jolin, witb hall this improvem: ae & godsend. terpet ite’ ig-now prepared to attach them in the most perfeck fubetantial aT LTAM ROBERTSON, 161 Broadway. TALIAN GREYHOUN: KING CHARLES Blenheim spaniels, Scotch and English terriers, New- saranda So air We Wel sae C)