The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1853, Page 6

Religtous ™ ceiugence. TASTALLATIONS, On the ‘Stn inst., Rev. Theodore L. Cayler, late of Trenton, N. J., was installed pastor of the Reformed Dateh Church in Market street, in this city, by the committee appointed by the South Classis of New York. New Books and Music. Alcters. Crosby & Nichols, of Boston, Bave issued & compete edition of SwEDENBORG’S theological and spiritual writings, on very poor paper. The type is ‘too small and close. Such ponderous sentences and ‘thoughts as Swedenborg’s require the aid of printer's Jeads.— Another work, which must be classed among epiritaal literature, is a collection of dialogues be- a haa Tyler, ponent at Lamertis Me YY. tween . or 7 Se eae wees Chueh in'Brattleboro, Ve, on the 16th inst Eight sermons or by the eminent E. H. Rev. Amos Foster, late of Patney, Vt., and for eT ee cas Bek con mend eivien tr led over the Con- ‘Moral Dy Efe Coote abd nivice fet | maplsioadl Church in Ludlow, on the ®h inst 9 fe, vive for | gre; udlew, on aoa heen Mien & Geetae ve bare re Lang’ Ps ORDINATION. Siiteds Prayer Book neatly got up. |The paper | |W. A. Fay, late of the Newton Theological Ist . nent ion, Win undeccten that Btanfird & Swords | tauch> ys eedeined at, Woes Halifax, Vt. on Ge 16th inet., as pastor of the Baptist Church at that place. finer editions as well. Jamas Narize, F.C. 8., has published a cou le of mew scientific works—A Manual of Electro- durgy, and a book entitled Chemistry as Applied to Dyemg. Both parent]: tions to ou ‘ TEMPLETON on Steam Engine will ‘stadied by young engineers and me- oloe, nein "9 sree as se 8 6 e y geass very. poor cuts. The text penemn convect. The Oddfelow’s Offering (New York, Walker, 1854) ia one of those gandy Pompe which eoan “one shoe- makers present sempstress over way.— ®eribner has issued a beautiful edition of Monts? INVITATION, The Fit Church and Parish of Baco, Me., have decide to give Mr. J. M. Manning a call to cettle as their ministét. ACOBPTANCE. Rev. Charles Smith, of Andover, has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Shawmut Congregational Church. DEATH IN THE MINISTRY. The Natchez Courier of the 1st inst., records the death of Rev. G. W. Morris. He died of yellow fever his residence on Cole’s Creek, near Natchez. The deceased had been an itinerant minister of the Me- thodist church for thirty-four years. z Poems. Each }, Mont county, Pa., was 0 ter did not for the dedication services on the 2d inst. As the ganee to set , Rev. John Rittenhouse, was about entering sbout the chureh, he was ceen to fall, and when taken up has been S: life was extinct. He was about thirty-three years'o It isa poem age, beloved by his congregation, and leaves a wife and three chil to moura his sudden death. The Worcester Spy states that Rev. Seth Alden, of reeectidate tae obeation oo me apy nana have an excellent book | Lizcoln, while supplying the Unitarian pulpit at about Venice. by Mr. Fraga. It is more of a ‘Westhora 0 Fe er peal ge back in Distory of Venice, and of the late revulution- pulpit and iastantly expired. » Alden was formerly settled in Marlborough, and more recently in Brookfield and Southborough. His age was 5 He leaves a wife and several children to moun unexpected logs. Sy movements in Italy, than a book of trav- e » properly so called. Mr. Fi for the eastern portion of the Lo an penivsula what Burke Honan and others have @one for the western, and has filled a most inconve- nient vacuum in our libraries. His official station at Venice, not less than the natural aptitude of his wind, fitted him admirably to perform the task he undertook; and we rejoice sincerely that he had the werance to complete it.—Mr A.onzo Trirr,‘fol- ing the onward spirit of self culture,” a3 he some- — ee reface, has been to called @rests @ blind lady, who is entrusted with the distribution NEW CHURCHES. The First Baptist church in Andover, Allegany county, N. Y., will be dedicated en the 30th inst. A new Free Will Baptist Church was dedicated at Augusta, Me, onthe 3d inst. Rev.O. B. Coeney was installed as pastor on the evening of the same day. ran the 15th inst., the Right Rev. William H. De- Laneey, D. D., Bishop of Western New York, con- secrated St. James Church, situated on Lock street, . It be had from Mise er, mew? Syracase. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Hora- ef the work. tio Potter, D. D., of Albany. Life Scenes is the title given by Mr. Derivacr to A new Methodist church in San Antonio, Texas, a ion of tales written by him for the New York | was dedicated on the 6th inst. re ced tl land, ‘own: soni tend find little in it to praise; nor cam we thank Dewitt & Davenport for ha: ing added the very tame autobiography called Helen Mulgrave to our list of pew books—The Cowntess de Charny (Peterson, Philadelphia, is another of those trashy translations fwom the French which have fi the country under Dumas’ name. It is badly translated, and wretchedly printed on execrable paper. We know o! that can come of reading it.—In the same eategory we must class The Monk’s Revenge, by is Saccues Cea ee Sore: Downe & Davenport) | The Rev. Jos. Cummings, of the Bromfield street Seme notion of the value set upon the work by the | Church, Boston, has been ‘elected to the professor. publishers may be formed from the quality of the | ship in the Methodist Biblical Institute, at Concord, per they have used, and the character of the | N.H., vacated by the election of the late Professor Hct ia omens Aixswortu’s Star-Cham- | Barker to the Episcopal office. z which has been recently republished by Bance & | Rey, §. K. Cox, of the Methodist Protestant Churh ar ae lone. uinge ‘eeaned to occupy. aay | in Georgetown, D.C., has been tendered the presi ng Py any | dency and the chair of Professor of Mental an ‘a. is far from being his best. | é Among the serials, Household Words, (repub-| Rev. J. N. Lewis, who has been for six years the Bshed from the London edition,) is, notwithstanding | pastor of the Presbyterian Charch in Danville, Va., ita English nationality, probably the best. Dricxens | preached his valedictory sermon on the 13th instant, has hit the eee — as opis Beare Words | to a large congregation. as in any of his novels. A ly which receives a | Rey. William H. Milburn, formerly Chaplain of the Gaily paper will find it the best addition to their | House of Representatives of the United tates, will Krvember aumberisssamising as trual.Patnam | an eloquent preacher and is kindly Somerabered bs for November is not a model number. The heavy | many sth taenia int raged A splendid new church, for the Christian denomi- nation, was dedicated at Rushville, Indiana, on the 13th instant. The dedication sermon was preached urine Jobn O'Kane, one of the most eloquent di- vines in the State. ‘The new French Methodist Episcopal church in Detroit, Michigan, will be dedicated to-day. MISCBLLANEOUS. Rey. Dr. Caldicott was formally recognized as pas- tor of the Baldwin place Baptist church, in Boston, | on the 13th instant. many old friends in the House. Mr. Milburn has are not ly instructive, and thelight | been recently resident in Mobile. ‘ones are not so clever as usual. Even the Potiphars a are aiying) mae It is, however, a far better | Theatrieal and Musical. ¥ magazine Harper’s.— We notiee a failing off in Bowery Tusatre.—The play of “Cymbelive” the dilwstrated Magazine of Art. The tai is to be produced on Monday evening, with Mrs. T. Palace cuts are as a8 anything ever printed here, | §. Hambiin as “Imogen,” and the remainder of the and the text which accompanies them is quite un- readable. We are reminded of the earlier numbers by the cut of Marillo’s “ Beggar Boy,” and that of chatacters are distributed among the excellent stock company of the Bowery. (Other excellent en- lertainments are to be given. Abe © Recanati be’ore the Council,” and Slingsby | Broapeay TuxaTRe.—Miss Julia Dean, who ha Las rot fibly segenerated. But Mr. Moni. | for wx nigh Hy, i i a cmery inust remember fest the American por ee oe ae te.” “Bhe ditt ‘he ion of the work must be equal wo that which comes | supported by Mr. Conway and others, of the Broad- from England, or his American subser:c2T8 will a | we: pokes carey 2 ad excellent farce is to be be).—Tko came oo bas sent us the P™9! | added to the tragedy. Miss Dean has just concluded monthly parts of Witutam’ ‘Alps, Switzerland aha | 4 thirty pights’ engagement in Boston. Hovoy,’ “Cassell’s Natural History,” part 1V.,ead | * = J ig the November numver of the Popular Educator, Buntox's Tazatxe.—David Copperfield" {s to all good books for young people —Av-;,,'s Me. | be revived for Mondsy evening, and Burton’s Micaw: chanics’ Magazine keeps ud ‘ee record of the | ber is worthy a mile’s walk to see. “The Young scientific werld. The N*vember number contains a | Actrese”’ is also to be Biages with Miss Robertsoa as Nthograph of Mop*, *g pat | Maria. Mr. Bourcicault’s new comedy, “Don —The ‘Nu Yor A oEeh stioes of enter ygaorer | Quixote the Second,” is t» be produced on Wed ‘useful carcer. The portion of the work which | Desday. the stamp of Dérver’s carefal and jadicious Nationa, Tuearke.—The drama of “ Uncl® taste does credit to the publisher; Li e paper and | Tom’s Cabin” will be continued at this theatre dar” printing by =e occasionally be impt 5 ing the week. Little Cordelia Howard attracta con- Among new music, the most ere pong a siderable attention as Little Eva. aters), wi | = be the Katydid (Horace Wattack’s Taratre.—The “School for Sean- S great run. The songs “Give me a kiss” | oa)” (a comedy which age cannot wither,) isto be and‘ Ga Spirits,” by Baker, also published | payed on Monday evening, with Miss Laura Keene by Waters, are likewise successful.’ “We are com: | fs May Teazle” Mr. Blake as Sir Peter, and Mr. Lester as Charles Surface. Another comedy is to be done, and the bill is a very agreeable one. American Musevm.—‘‘ Uncle Tom’s Cabin” and p= Bape Mary,” (Firth, Pond & Co.), is another negro ditty, which presents no claim to no- | tice on the score of originality. ‘ Topsy’s song,” (Diteon, Boston), by the Hutchinsons, we notice | the bearded lady, the giraffes, &c., draw plenty of bei ndege oot —— Pag, nog Sich dd people to Barnum’s. On Monday evening “ Uacle office. Those + ee by Horace Waters, ap fem’s Cabin” is to be played again. Two capital pieces will be represented during the afternoon. Francont.—The Hippodrome will be interesting this week. Several new features are aunounced in Monday's bills. Read them. Bowery Cr1xcus.—The performances of the Nico- los are successful. The party is ree for another week, and will bring out on Monday their Jack and Topsey, for the first time ons. Chiarini’s horses, and Madame pear oe hog a2 aaate iid oman a is vi . We ought not to aw oP ee Oaoak Comerrant’s musical studies | poi fantasies. This young composer will make a | name. Dist Ravages of Fire in Missouri. A number of the North Missouri papers eame to ‘ws laden with accounts of deplorable ravages by fire. | bay ete ee are Monday, the prairie near | Franconi's new scene act, are much admired. the farm of Geo. W. Temple, in the nortnern part Curisty’s MixstReLs are doing as well as ever, SS ei tis mae cierto ies Tecan: | ‘all house and a jelly enbertaoesent every” Greaing. commun’ with his farm, consu fence, } Rerihern Hie of tis State, Aart nombe of rls Uineran, Havi-—At tl eb 5 num! rai INBTREL HaLy.—At establii it, No. 444 were burned and some considerable damage done t> | Broadway, ‘Wood's fine band of “ efvetascs “dea the pnmeet oe ae Sepgthnese te ore | oo gene ews bill for next Monday evening is whieh swept istanc worthy examination. geme reventy-five miles in length, and some mile " " : “ ” ante ft rai We have not, up to the time of Beckiey’s.—The charming burlesque of ‘Norma’ commences its eecond week on Monday evening. Added to this are many songs, glees, chorusses, dances, instrumental solos, and go forth. Horr Cuare..—Jones’s pantoscope of California is now open at the above named place. It is highly spoken of by persons acquainted with the localities which it was painted to represent. Bu17z will continue at oy Maen Institute daring another Week, and probably longer. Pxruam has not sold all his tickets yet, and ba peg Mile Mirror is still exhibited at Academy fall. Tur Broapway Mcsecm and Menaceara, 337 Broadway, ia to open on Monday. There isa large meragerie, inclading a rhinoceros, the Siamese Twins, Herr Driesbach and Mr. Nellis, who has no arms and writes with his toes. Mies Daven; had a benefit in Boston, last Fri- learned the full particulars — Bruns- londay last, by some unaccountable ‘was communicated to the prairle, in the ty of some of our farmers living a few miles worth of this piace, and spread with miog ra- pidit throughout the entire county, laying waste fences, and even encroaching upon the stables, barns, and dwellinghousea of farmers living within ite reach. The flames were not confined to the prairie, bat with great rapidity traversed the woods, devouring everythiag in its way, and bid- Ging Cefiance to bey d exertion to subdue it. e have not learned the full extent of the damage dove, or the names of all the sufferers, but enough is known to satisfy us that it has already ruined many of ovr farmers, who were months preparing the im- provements of which they were so unexpectedly aad go unceremoniously deprived of. The fence en ing f the farm of the Rev. James G. Vincent, (who is now | day night. She played Paulive ia “The Lady of absent with his family on a visit to Howard coanty,) | Lyons,” and Adrienne Lecouvereur. Mr. Goodall was entirely consumed, leaving bare, and without | and Mr. T. Corner volunteered their services en this the least ‘tion, his large crops of corn and | occasion. Mr. Wallack, sevior, is to play in Boston, —_= Bt oa Seggim to some extent a suf- | rext week. . D. Rice, we learn, was greatly injared. | During the play of “Romeo and Juliet,’ at the Mem- Messrs. Herbert and Belcher had their entire fences phis Tonite Ge the 30th ult., Mr. Charles, who was consumed, or rendered valueless, and it was with the-| acting the part of Mercutio, was seriously stabbed in ag they saved their dwelling houses. | the side by a sword inthe hands of Tyball. . Abram Field is injured to a great extent. Not | When Mercutio seid, “I am peppered for this pen hom all his fences consumed, bnt his stables | world,” Xc., he did not know but what it was really barn, the latter of which contained all his new | the case. He played his part out, however, without crop of whest, besides farming utensils, all of which | any body in the house having perceived that aay- were A number more were sufferers t> a | thing of the kind had happened. or extent. . At Pittsburg last night the New York Italian Ope- os egal —— a Moe tiga imran hee 18 ie performe “Lucia di Lammermoor” to and the long continued drought had rendered them | *,crowded house. Three more ces will be easy of ‘and the It is as above stated. | Siven in Pittsburg, after which the troupe go South. P. Mr. John B. Wright, late one of the managers of the National Theatre, Boston, suceeeds Mr. George Waren SPours ON THE Lake—The Wayne Deme- | W. Lewis as prompter of the Broadway Theatre. Sete, hana re seg | be nape ana oi eS aodtormed continuous "puean nary iin ot | oe pay se eater N. Sinclair is the Fg anomie om tony meng | uly ate Tages Thea Landoe Lowe, ail ech, sng te ‘storey ada joy heal Mr. Elliott Galer, tenor; and H. Dray- Treasvay ore were of Tux OuRRExT Oreeations OF 1 Duranruet.—On the lith of November $125,131 73 12.766 72 ether craft, sendding in 13,064 wpen pow placid bosom of the harbor. 1s 3 Americen twenty fivé cent pisces 177,006 52 PR fmm and large pumbers 405 00 gorte are ip circola' SINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarurpay, Nov. 19-6 P M. The stock market was quite irregular this morning. Some of the fancies advanced, and somedeclined. A good portion of the purchases were for cash, and it looks as though the bears were closing up their eontracta, price to a withdrawal from the market, At the firet board, to- day, Erie bonds, 1871, advanced 3 per cent; Hudson River Railroad first mortgage bonds, 3;; second do., 3{; Llinois bonds, :; Nicaragua, ); Coal, 4; Harlem, 34; New Haven Railroad, }{; Michigan Central Railroad, 1); Galena and Chicago Railroad, 1. Canton Company de- clined 34 per cent; New Jersey Zinc, 34; Crys'al Palace 34; Reading Railroad, 3. At the second board most of ‘the fancies were buoyant and in demand. Camberland went up % per cent; Nicaragua, 1s; New Haven Railroad, 2%; Brie Railroad, 13; Hudson River Railroad, 134. ‘There is no mistake but that the bulls have movements im the fancies all their own way. The bears will show their sense by getting out as soon as possible, and keep- ing out fora time. The inflation may continue for some weeks, and prices touch very high poiuts. There is » good time coming for the bears, but at some remote period. It ie useless to kick against the pricks. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States at this port, to-day, were $113,556 57; paid, $202,341 15—balance, $5,694 210 73. ‘The Knickerbocker Insurance Company have Ceclarec a dividend of ten per cent. ‘The Preourseur d’ Auvers, of the 29th of Ost., contains paragraph dated Darmstadt, Oct. 26th, in relation to ‘the proposed branch of the Bank of Darmstadt in New York, That paper says: In the session of the Board of Directors of our Bank, which was held on Saturday, October 22d, at which the Prince de Hohenlehe Ss. among the resolutions passed was one to establish a branch in New York. The person who is to take charge of it departed immediately for America, ard it is thought that the regular trausac: tion of business betveen New York and Darmstadt will be brought within two months at farthest. This branch will be of great value to emigrants, by enabling them to ex- change their funcs fo: billy upon New York. The anthracite coal tonnage last week was large, reach ing nearly one hundred thousand tons, The market for ccal is hardly maintained. There has been no decline in prices that we hear of, but the market is slack and tre supply on hand from the Schuylkill region ix gradually increasing. The supply of coal will be short of last yeur’s production, but consumers seem to be accommoda ing themselves to the market. Each family is putting ina ton or two less, and will endeavor #0 to economine as to make it last. The enhanced price will tend in some mea- sure to make people saving ; #o that it in hoped that the winter may be passed comfortably and without a further advance in the price of fuel. There was shipped by the Schuykill navigation for the week ending on Thursday, 25,025 tons, making the total shipments this season 801,864 tons, ageinat 737,639 tons to the same time last year. The Reading railroad brought down for the week ending on Thursday 40,886 tons, and for the seasen 1,516,121 tons, against 1,688,468 tons to the same time last year. The shipments on the Lehigh for the week ending with Saturday last, were 33,800 tons, and for the season 058,844jtons, against 1,043,007 to the correspond- ing period of last year. The weekly shipments, although 1,807 tons better than for the corresponding week of last year, show a falling off of 1,746 tons from the shipments of the preceding week. Stock Exchange. Satcrpar, Nov. 100 she Cumb 1000 Erie Cor 2. 9055 2000 Hud R lst MB.bS 106% 600 do... 4... 10634 1000 Tua R 24 ity Ba | 0034 8000 Panama RR Bas. 100 1936 80” 1 2000 Il Cen RR Bas... 7000 O weve ee 98% 18 sha City Bank..b3 119 15 NRiver Bank..... 108 10 Del & Hud CGo.. 110% 5 JO... +00 1103 6 Bank NAmerica... 100 20 Metropolitan Buk 104 10 Shoe & Lea Bank. 97 10 Corn Exch Bank. 8 60 US Trust Co...53 Ba > 20 Canton Co. . a 160 27% 250 60 2834 100 bs 28 ce 28 68 28 3 10% 200 do* 3 10 500 Potosi lesdCobs0 534 250Gold Hillmine . 33% 200 Nic TransitCo.s86 200 do, 83 160 50 1000 1500 00 100 200 100 100 100 Penn Coal e Cumb Coal Co. 100 SECOND BOA! $2000 Pana RR Bds.. 100 2000 Erie C Bds 71.83 91% 8000 Erie Con Bds 62, 91 i 1000 Il) Cen RR Bas... ct 75 Madison & Ir 65 fad RR 132 shs Del& HudCCo 1101; 20 Foetal man 124 7 Ohio Life & Tr Co: 90 10 Crystal Palace... 62 100 Nic Transit Co.bid 100 TON 100 1000 300 . 300 260 % 700 “60 823; 200 do... .., 88 82 100 NJersey Zine Co. 82 a PROS 81% 60 Oumb Coal Co... 8134 100° do... 815, 200 do. 82 80 eo, 81% 100 =~ do. 121 200 do. 6 N York Cen RR.. 115% 800 Parker Vn Gio.. 10% 66 = d0..,,..,.. M163 CITY TRADE REPORT. SATURDAY, Nov. 19—6 P. M. Asim —Only 26 bbls. wore bought, at $5 50 for pearls and pots. per 100 Ibe. Breansrvrvs.—Flour was in lively request atimproving rates. The day’s operations inshuded 20,000 bbls.—rour at $6 125, a $6 3734; superfine No. 2 at $6 373, a $6 6234; ordinary to choice State at $6 76a 86.93%, chiefly at $6 8134 a $6 873,; mixed to fancy weetern at $6 81% 0 $7; at proportionate prices. There were 2000 bbls. fair to eod Canadian, in bond, purchased at $6 93% 087 06. ¢ iransactious in Southern amounted to $2,000 bbls., at 87.06% a $7.25 for mixed to good: $796 s $1 8134 for favorite; and $7 & $7 623% for fancy per bbl Rye flour and corn meal were quiet, but Otherwise unaltered. Wheat was not, in much ; the business comprised 46,000 bushels, at $176 a $178 for Genesee white, $1 75 for choice Canadian do, in bond; $1 78 for Pennsylvania white, and $1 50a $1 60 for fair to new superior Western red, per bushel. We heard that 1,600 bushels rye changed hands at 9c. Parley and oats were as Jast noticed. Corn improved a shade; the day’s sales reached 60,000 bushels at 77c. # 784s¢. for unsound, 79. a 80 9c. for mixed Southern and Western and 80,0. & 82c. for Southern and round yellow. There were sold 2,200 pkgs. Java at 120, ; and io at 10!;c. a 113g per lb. sales cousisted of 1,041 bales, in eluding 89 bales fer export—832 for home use, and 120 on speculation. Market firm. Fuu.—Dry cod were rather dull and heavy at $5 12), a$3 4714 per ewt. Pickled cod slowly brought $4 per bbl. Mackerel were inactive and drooping—retail lote commanded $13 ; $15 mali and large No. 1; $11 7) ®& $12 forrmall No 2; and $8 a 39 for amall and large No. 3 per bbl. No. 1 pickled salmon were in slack juest at $17 The w $18 per bbl. Pickled herring could be bought $4 per bbl. Some 2,600 boxes smoked herring realized 85¢. for No 1, and 55¢ for scaled. per box Fancais.—To Liverpool, 1,600 a 2,000 bbls. dour were eng! , at Ss. 6d. and about 20,000 bushels corn, at 12444. a 124¢4., im balk ; and 20,000 a 30,000 bushels wheat, im bulk, at 123¢4., ani 60 bbis. ashes, at 40s.; cotton was at? 224, @ (4. asked. To London, flour was at 6s. and wheat at 16d., and 2,000 bushels cloverseed, is ship's bars, at 16344." To Havre, 2,000 « 8,000 bbls. floar were |, at 95e.. and 5,000.0 6.009 bushels wheat, | at Be. ip Chas. Ri: wat faken up to load with wheat for Antwerp, on private terms, supposed to be between f4c and d5e. To California, rates for fallin ships were at 45c. a 60e., and for clippers advanced loading 66e. & 60c. Navat Storss.—Nothing further transpired in turpen- tine. Sales were made of 150 bbis. ha $5, and 1,100 bbls, common rosin, part at $1 80 per There was nothing of any conseq done io confined t $4 1244 each, and 3,060 gallons lin- seed, at 660. a 67e. on, pl Batinued to tend downwards. The sales embraced 500 bbls. Western, at $14 75 a 814 3735 for mena, and $11 75 « $11 873, for prime, per bbl. was unchanged. The sales did not exceed 200 ddis,, at 97G¢. a 10}. for old and opie com) ets. The day's 600 bbls., at $5 for country prime, $8 76 8 $10 76 for do. moss, $12 { $13 for Vermont oa oe 60 for re-packed Western do, and $15 26 for extra do., per dbl. ; prime mers worth $178 $19, as in nA per tierce. There were 200 bbls. beef hams taken at $15. Butter and cheese were unaltered. Rice continued $8 6234 a 84 50, per 1001ba, Svc aRs,—There were ba atic iKe per lb., and 60 hhds. New |, wt 4320. per Ib. ‘ALLOW wan inactive an¢ eel at Ib. Winsxey.—The day's sales ineladed . Wertern and pris at 200. @ 300. cash, 120 bbls prison,at 3i)<c., time, & de drudge, at 2! gall common to good Ohio, at $6 8734 a $7; and other brands | Beef favored bay- | ABYERTISEYNTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. | SEF ¢IFTH AND SEVENTH PAGE3. § REGULATORS. , strument. Its « peration is 4 of cas to the burners, and sil bours Th resembling wax- Light is produc f pressure simply makes a glaring, blu light, patatul @ expensive te the consumer, and Injuriona to the healthy re air ard better fitted for the lange than any composition ef half- » the following ‘was over be- i Atlantic Hotel,“ ‘Washington Hotel. Western Botel. savant Delmon:co’s Restaurant, (South William otreet,) Pacific Hotel, ritom Hi Saloot Union Place Hotel, Westchester Hi Yer politam Hotel, Clarendon Hotel, Collamore House, Patton’s Hotel, Greenw Croods’ Hotel, Chatham street, Breovoert House, Breevoort place, Gramercy Park Hotel, Wales a's Hoth Brosayag tel, Broadway, Fifth sveaue, corner of Twenty-first ot. n, Depa row, rae, West Kighteenth street, 444 Broadway, Wood's Minatr Market Bank, Fulton street Mrs. Ylummer’s, Union place, City Hotel, Providence, Wixthrop House, Boaton, Aacrican House, Boston, Girard Hotel, Enieaeanio. Gadaby’s Hote! and En iuirer, : y les Etats Unis, Editors of Commercial advertiser. ti Evening Post, rinting establishment. jercury. Churcheof the Messiah. St. George’s Chureh. St. George's Chapel. ch Bri 4.2. R.L. & A. ptuart Havemeyer & Moller. K. Hoe & Co. New York and New Haven Railroad, New York and Erie Railread. ew York and Harlem Mrs. Pierrepont, 33 Pierrep: treet, Brooklyn. C. P. Huestis, 463 Broome street. B. G. Barney, Brooklyn. Caleb 8 Woodhull, 25 Washington place. Th, Kygieston, 10 vitth avenue, jatchford, 245 tree’. R. M, Blatchford, No. 6 East Fourteenth street. West, 197 West Thirtioth street. Silas Holmes, 45 Bend street. Dr, Th. Cook, 68 East Fift Barrivon, 400 Hudso * W. Scots 4 East Twenty. Feet. Dr. Trencr, No. 1 University place. 8. Ancerson, t5 Spring etre Fowier & Well: L. F. Detiganiere, 20 Vai B. Norton, 71 Chamby 4 . W. B Bigenbro Arnold, Con le & Royal Phelps, 2! ‘y. Yutnam, J. A. Dev a, OA! rt! W.8.C & Co., 245 Pearl street. W. R Kenwick, 81 Kast Kighteenth street, Gen. Herran, 20 West Seventeenth street. Jona Thorae, No. 3 Washington street. HM, Doliner, Brooklyn. J. R, Hitchcock, 69 Seventh streot. 7. Thompson, 96’ Second avenu Hi. T. sanford, 41 East Twenty-first street, J. F. drow, Brooklyn. W. Poole, S02 atlantic st ot W. &. Simonton, 120 N: Brooklyn, W. Topping, 17 William €. J, Cutan, Fifth ne and Twenty-first street. R. Bininger, 4 Tenth street. ob Shettield, 40 hast Twenty second street, ‘ete x n & Mumpbrey, 879 Broadway. oddart brooklyn. cary Davis, 402 Thirty-fourth street, ichards, 32 Wykof street, Brooklyn, & Hay duck, 30 Broad street. ot 2 Lan ,» 49 w all street. eet. Enet Iwenty ninth street, sughwout’ & Daiiey, Broadway, F.arow 49 Ann str.et 7 broadway, » Xsung & Els, Broadway. ” Cox. i Caval street. third Place. Broadway. Ranford & Broe., Park Ro’ Mason & Co, do. Bangs & Brot ‘Hays & Bill, 363 Bu Deitz, Bros & Co., Wil Atlantic W bite Lead com: Brooklyn Cit; tal. Wall stress, rai Broadway. rT 4 W. Henderson 44 West Twenty , Sutton, No. | Lamertine place. wooed Walter, 74 Columbia at inter, 120 West Fourteent! «L. Burroughs, 113 Fulton street. . B. Collins, 156 Bleecker street. s. 12 W cot Tw me Ft) ee. . R. 3. A. Condit, West Twenty second street. Fleteber & Bros., Pro’ W.’Moore, 118 West Fourteonth street, Kham, 24 Fifth nue, rien, W ail etre ¥. W. Coolidge, 174 Fifth . R. M. Stratton, 167 East Eighteenth stress. H. A. Cram, 25 Irving pla: John Griswold, 25 Unio pla: Kev. Henry Ward Beee! . Howare, Jr., Brookly P. Hall, 28 treet. . bay ed 285 West Tw eet 1 ie we 33 Ss = street, Brooklyn. Twemty-nrvt stceet -firat etree. id & Co., 11 Cliff street, Gramercy park. |. B. Crosby. 247 Mercer street. F. Delue, 551 Broadway. A. Munroe & Co., 441 Broadway. James Gould, No. 6 Madison square. 143 Hudson street. woee = oe = Fs ei itute, Union pl: Hall, soe gle it, on, 347 Broadway. Stoae’s Billiard Saloon, 835 Barclay atrost. Now York Club House, 64) Broadway, . eecver, 101 Henr: Brook; Jobu Cook, Jr, President — tep 8 eet, do. 9. street, do. teenth street. 10 Perry st it, 64 bast T -third street. Croei er, No.6 Gramercy chmidt. Clinton street, Brooklyn. Evie, 24 West Twenty second chwartz, 194 West Twenty- (. Claudtut, Sob Brosdyayy ven eeeee vem George W. Browne, 123 Water street. E, Blunt, Z Monroa place, Brookiya. — ‘cat Twenty second street. in 120 West Fourteonth street, ¢ Mores & Brother, 35 Beaver stroot. G Thom: leading Room, B Boston. rtlandt street. treet, Brookly: rect, Brookly a. Dey street. Twenty-first street, ree treet Brooklyn. n Place. 194 Chatham street, , 136 Twelfth street. \) Bast Nineternth sti y Post Ofte Fisher & Sm! Dabo GAS REGULATORS. ‘ WINAROIAL. ee se Se > -tohecoedle ene went ©. Benedict, 00 T TO ow is rn Ii dower. ee $30,000 G a freey THE eg AND eDonald, raiture, voaare, Ac koer Crige! Sagatnets ciee ny san street. m hw veka “ Pre z proes bought for _ private. Office hours from to @$ : it, Brooklyn. a . —RARE CHANCE—AN INVESTME! ae $1.000. thoosan dollars sill renting Reeth ey ‘. jollars to an \terprising man, or the same teenth street. Sagreater. or fess amount, by snplying ‘soon ke ny Nos 7 Bust Fhirtoonth street. Hf street corner Sennen No. 7 Park place. $10, $29, $50, $100, $500.—ANY OF THESE SUMB en street, Bigoklym, DS had on deposit of any kind of goods oF value ft merebai ony onsh ats h street, prise." Apply at the Losn Ott No. § Chambers street, ap . Mates “Othee houre fram 9 to 8 o'olod Gi — x TO $10,000 ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, * toh ,eogar, and other Hy oN Shree lbp gael $1 ool, Sorrley, on ble terms, or bough? for cash, Ww. 'i7 Rast Twouty -socond street. Aig Fe nsean steeet, neem e Gi + Company. isaalt Gos Ligne Yom pany. jar Uhurch, Charleston, 8. C. E: S a1 cs AX PERSON HAVING TWO SUMS OF EIGH®’ tho: a ih. to Ik first ols a spesssstn eatery netomat ac “ = ward, J a te Jr. de |. Botoler, Washiny /D MANNERS WOULD LIKE TO f gentlemen who would advano@ ins house with the mo- Persons aco: me Refers and security given. Ad- Square Post Office. Place. 18 Dey stroot, Brooklyn. ASH ADVANCES.—LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE. on diawor 8, Watches, jewel: ohaa~ al property Seat Kinds wat relry, heap. Offices in Vou at te treet, corns . nee ne nee of. Broadway, room Ne. 14 = et, rt, 64 Broad atreet. Vilmerding, Hoguet & Hum Do Molliss 26 Won Fourteouth svvoct. 960, ellis 26 Wen Fourtcout neroct. os ‘elce, Madison avenue. Marcus, carriages, tree, diamsade weenee eae alnut & Radford, . silks, ‘and ode of every description, om the most roaeene- D. Thompson, New Bodiord. fee heury om DA. Meio O FM. Sraneashone mean tty stem t0 Wok Twonty-third street. fecal cA 22. bodied , Lawrence, Mass, ee ” = _OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. lille, do. jorman White, No. TGramerey park. Sows hi y JOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—THE John Rus el, Charleston, 8. C UNDERSIGNED A‘kins, 212 Greenwich street. nership, Ed: in W. Shiddy, 66 Kast ‘Twenty-third street, Rea Lesde 2 "Cee le 41. W. Bellows, 60 Irving place, sie of conducting the W. D. Benton, 464 Broome strovt. sales at auction of statuary, household furniture. paint J ndria, Va. plate, jewelry, fancy articios of every desoription, bos! ' may. taste ‘The business will be Fizhteonth street, firm of ALBERT H. NIOOLAY & Fourteenth street. rary salesroom, rly knowe jong room, and occupied by the late woll known aug+ boyal Gurley, Esq ,) No 109 away, near Cort- lardt street. real estate business of the undersiqneg will be carried on as herotofore on his own account. ALBERT H. NtCOusY, Real Estate and General Austioneor, 40 Wail etreot, New York, Mov. 17, 1853. Regular sales will be held at the salesroom, or at the residences ilies breaking up housekeeping, and at the stores of manufacturers, Cash advances wil be made when, of the above description cam 4 Ryer. Broa rp . Cook & Co.. 66 Cedar street. T, fe oe enas wtrs ‘Twenty: Kemfoldt, Baltimore, Md. G. Furman, Jr., 36 Bast Twenty-tourth street, teu, Ca peuter, 10 Fifth avenue, Whi Brodklyn, |. B. Lame rg il myer werd Prime, 17 W ost dixtes eet, B. Tharhard, Philadel ange A. L, Hyatt & Co., 156), Fi P. 8. Hoe, 306 Enst Broadway. 8. f mown The ope. ing sales will be duly announced ; R, Brandon, 181 Thompson street. in fature advertisements in a day or two, diag whieh, the B. Le Van, Gaston, Pa. aMontion avd favors ef our friends and the public are te % speotfully aud confidently solicited. x, Albany, N. ¥. ALBERT H. NICOLAY, nton & Brother, East Eighteenth streeh, EDWARD SINTZ&NICI, ;, 123 Canal street. Eaward Sintsenfch (ate principal salesman of H. “H. ie, New Brunswick. de & Co., auctioneers, of Wail street.) respectfully calle , OrweRo. ion of his friends and the public to the above an+ Arthur, 83 Lexington avi th re That his best abilitios will be deve ted to theix geen ong ‘ime str pe rar ena = the ee now bia 5 ym aocording wi ¢ oft ex) enti Hi. 4. Newhall, Concord, N. H. friends, he trusts he may, in onjuncti mn with bis partner, MeCarthy, Ayres & Co., Syracuse. H. Niooley, apport so frequ kor, 20 Dey street. rested|: Chas, Par Jos. C. Mulse, 47 Chatham street. 89 Kast Fifteenth street, Newark. Frost, 105 Clinton place. mkhite, 70 West Eleventh streot. cg 4 Sheriff. ome and Sheri Sixteenth «tpect. y Fel Ly, ‘ten 8 ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO-' fore elt between the und lor the firm o€ y orsigned, wn Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, iness of the nded to by 1d, Mase. firm will be atte Seventeenth street. .4 Hore. who are charged with fp WM. H. STUART, H. R. KEMP, New Yerk, Nov. 11, 1863. 7 ‘The undersigned will continu tailoring and @lotbing business hereafter at t! rt, Kem 4 Co., 483 Broadway, under th and st} m. &Co. . STUART, K. HORA. Whe CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING bet he ie ween the und: d, firm of Bremner, is this dey disssived by mutual conscuts ME Ame 5 drew A. bremner retiring fr. @ affaires of the oni fed viene atresia see rteeath street. supshe ’ OMAS ‘HO: TON, G: Pecks, 30 . Peckam, 3t East Twenty-first street. yorge Schott, 94 Sixth aver 4 M. Fackler, 231 Tenth str yw London Gas Company. Wilcox, 181 West Twenty-second street, W. Youngs, $7 West Twenty first #1 C. Dubois, 80 East Twenty-first street. Alfred Pell, 29 Madison averue IN. ANDREW 4. BREMNER. ‘The business heretofore conducted under te firms of” Morton & Bremner, and Thomas Morto; other, will be eon by Thomas Morton, for his sole aceount. ‘New York, November 18, 1853. THOMAS MORTON, THE BALL SEASON. DF. Tieman, 53 West Thirty-fifth stecet. A."Havemeyer. 103 Fourteenth street Hoyer be held sb Mible's on Falday cveaiag, Nevouvee ¥.C. Havermeyr: 193 West Fourte ‘Beh. Shelton’s complete eotitlon band is engaged for the Hay omeye & on, Tickets two dollars, to be had at Jollie’s muse store, and of Wm. Hall & Son, 339 Broadway, O at tbe door om thé evening x the ball. _Jooxrn 8. Moneam, Seoretary. ee Genet: ECUND ANNUAL BALL OF THE Y " Roman Catholic Benevolent Association Chi taveni . at the City Assembl; hd ht) November 25, 1358, ‘dullat; cam be obs aiaed of isoueninecs, of the nasoeistion or abaee ance ta ‘ing of the ball. Tos. Moopy. President. jecretary, P. K. Bano, Treasurer. D. J. Coney, Vice Prest. R. Hoe & Co., 29 Gold William Stewart, Mo ile. W. B. Merrill, 253 West Nir cteenth street, W. S. Chamberlain, 247 Washington street. Cernell & Willis, 36 Cortlandt street, weal) 4 Kien Easton. Pi Broadway, (evac E. hye F. W. Ogden. 104 & HE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE GERMAN GRO- ped Dinah T cers’ Society will take place at Castle Garden, on Thurs- f. k. Mather, 144 Bast hive! eet. day evening, November 24:b, 1! Heller’s celebrated ban Kenesii & be W iut, Cleveland, Unio. of 33 performers, has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets MwY k Bavk Clearing House, Wall street. each, admitting a gentleman and ladies, may be had of H. J. Cocper Lord, 54 West seventeenth street, street serucr of Sullivan GC. Finck, 100" Gresawioh steak, H, Clark, 174 henry street. eAdame & Co., Broad G. Hesreusorg, 13 Eat and B.C. Korner, 49 West Broadway. a Sixteenth street. 1. DAKOING ACADEMIES, A, popworta’s DANCING, ACADEMY, XO. rondway—No jor the receptien Wed ay afvernoons for GILBERT WILSO! je bor cf the fashio street, Brooklyn He New classes aro_now form Yolock P. M. hio. leston, 8. C. 195 East Twelfth street, 5 Groat Jones street. roll place. urt & Co., Richmond, Va. M unt, 61 Beaver street. East Sixteenth street, Forrero 10 West Twenty-seoond strott. bi trons and the pab- Middletown, Conn. ‘and pupils may enter bia. all times duri oung I and mi Hodgman, 39 Last Twenticth street, slasses, We turdays, Mondays, and Thi Charlo, R. Green, 163 Fifth avenue. a8 936 PM; gentlonien’s evening class, and West fourth street. days, at 754'P. M.; on Saturday ev a pF M8 Schcols atten lod: solreca given as seval, Beveral new anmeos ‘attended; von as and quadrilles will be introduced during the season. ip & Law, RAND APOLLINEA, No. 16 BOND STREET.—P, [ogy be . ae ag FT ee eeenen of bee mp erant mo style of dancin; wi known thet ted has the honor to inform the that, Fr soiree Nelson, Thomps: wi oye ‘ beg hy . 7. Jennings, road wi J. Balisbury, 169 Weat T ‘3 Weet Ei setrpmnnsed ce jo a it, have been en by, him Cor his Being indispensable to the complete pupil, Tickets for the landt street. Jase, Trinity Buildings. Rawin Bergh, Us Tenth strct. ‘Thomas C. Winthrop, 11d West Fourtoanth street, Bamuel Barstow, 144 Madison street. mn, 105 West Eleventh street, eet. ‘ADAME AUGUSTA HAS THE HONO! INFORM Mi. families New Fok sos Bi Nhat ber fnlssce and masters ox Wednesdays E Sits, W. Wilson's P. matener tered json, Newark, New J Me " Richardson & Co. Newark, New Jersey. Mime. ‘Angaste algo informs the | Field w Jersey. - ae on glace lor stage at 262 Broadway, and | Diy st 765 Broadway. lator for themselves, re sent by post when f the New York Gas Regulator Company, 262 Broad- M*%. A, LANNAY’S DANCING SCHOOL, AT MONTA- Wa Hall, opposite the oN, Hall, Brooklyn, ia now on ey, Saturday ons, at 354 o’'elock. Mre, L. is assisted b; Mating toe ivel \RAMERCY HOUSK—CORNER OF BROADWAY A‘ Twentioth street. The new addition to this hous ail complete, aad furnis! BROOKES’ DANCING ACA- et, between Broadway aad t the present season are mg yetka, polls masourta, schettiate, a ih MASCOT aol polka redows, waltzes an quadrilies, The I clase on Tuesdays and Fri lays, from $ till 6 o'clock. Tuesdays and Fridays, from7 till 11 P.M. Mra. eniny and Saturdays, 0 clase or private RIVATE DANCIN( of di in passed, and offers great giné ucome: engage board for the season. A tor single gc The proprietor unremitting to other personal o: Omer, HOU: under the Ceo} conducted eetablisi ‘wines, liqnors tidious, can be had eli i98 to suit rensonable eharges. learn the new o—ro dows, — —— | Polka. quadri:les, de. | Cirealars oan be obtained, and all ap: OTEL AND RESTAURANT.—THE SUBSC! Plicatiogs must be mado at 27 owery, boo H begs leave to inform his friends and the p lie, Thathe : R. BURN’ a8 leased for a term of the aix story building contaiat z : a HE ART OF DANCING CORRECTLY AND GRAC thea we Ftv ond Beccad ced, | A fuliy.—Mr. Charrunud’s classes are pea for the recep: tis if ils, at his new room, 54 » reat of Broadway. For days nad hours, please seo morning Express. BUILDING MATERIALS, OTEL, BROOKLYN.—TOYNBBE’S HOTEL AND restaurant, Moy tague stroet, on fr rt street, putes walk from Wall stro ) and will be 00 * o le gent! Flahiag'w plonscat home, wil de well to viatt thfs hovel, nig sss ‘THOS. TOYNBAE, JOSIAH HOPKINS, Proprietors, is eq ral to an: air forthe kind te tS ¥ of for ladies, also, tor erties of an) an ry THOr. TOYNBER, JOSIAH HOPKINS, Proprietors. QT. JAMES oe NO, 722 BROADW A —A FRW ‘rooms, elth oof ia suite, with oan bo ob- tained, on tosecnable verms, on application to Ls. WOOD, Propriet ir. EY HOUSE, Wr BROADWAY, conNeR or | _-MAMRIMONY, ‘ow! je oul now make arrange ‘suing Wister TRIMONY MAD, OR HOW 70 Wm A SW RL Wary Wonk a Boweoar. | M Maia Barc eet ladies EXTRA PAY. Ky many. ot oe EA Seth oi ae ee al ay be sr - in any U. 1 in the aay time from ; and ‘nob = a La ‘ated arver 0. 6. a Raeel Ares Tver Gree: tke vet Sihee Unleen the portage fs BAAS. |