The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1853, Page 2

Henne I ee ee er) BOARDING AND LODGING. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. moN HY MARKET. Wroveay Nov. 23—8P. M ‘There was quite a reaction in the stock market to-day. Molders were in hopes of arresting the decline, by not pressing stock; but the tendency was downward from the ‘opening, and prices closed at ® decline varying from & quarter te one and a balf per cent. The transactions wore not large, and the demand exceedingly limited. At the first board, Nicaragua declined 4; per ceat; Cumber- Iand, 4; New York Centra! Railroad, \{; Reading Rail- cead, 1; Erie Railroad, %{; Harlem, 154; Lomg Island, 54; Norwieh and Worcester, |; Hudson Railroad, 1; New Ha- ven Railroad, 1; Michigan Central Railroad, };; Panama Railroad, 3¢; NewYork Central Bonds, 33; Erie Bonds, 1871, 3. Pennsylvania Coal asvanced 34 per cent It appears by this that the depreciation was general, and ‘we see no reason why it -bould aot continue. Tae banks ave supplied bull speculators pretty freely with funds om the hypotheestion of the worthless stuff pur- ehased, and the regular street buyers have filled themselves up with all the leading fancies on the market, and now there ia no outlet. Even the officerss of half a ‘dozen banks we could nams, located in Wall street, between Broad and Nasrau streets on the west and Hanover street on the east, are as full as they can hold of fancy stochs. The individuals we allude to are comstant operators in stocks, sometimes for a rise nd sometimes for a fall. gAll this ix well known in the atreet. Weare stating nothing new; and yet any one of theee men would indignantly repudiate anything of the kind, if publicly scoused of it. It is from such causes that the stock market from time to time is inflated or de- pressed. The banks are of more service to fancy stock speculators than to any other class. To the commercial Classes they are of very little use, and very uncertain at that. The time bas gone by when the banks can alarm uses men by their contractions andexpansions. The poor, deluded outside stock speculators are the only class who severely suffer by the sudden changes in the move- mente of the banks; and the fluctuations recently realized in the market value of the fancies show that in this iine of business these institutions are now as powerful as io times past they were in mercantile matters. ‘The banks of this city have contracted their regular Jine of discounts, within the past three months, upwards Of fifteen millions of dollars, all of which has been draw: fréba the mercantile classes, notwithstanding which very few failures have occurred. This shows that the mer Chants have other resources; and it is fortunate they have. The importance of our banking institutions to business men is daily becoming lees, and the time is not far, distant when they will be nothing more or less than @o many stock jobbing cone: rns. That they are #0 now, to a great extent, is well known in financial circles, an¢ ‘po harm will be done to the commercial! community by exclusively devoting their capitals to the movement of fanoy atocks. The loans made to brokers, on call by hy- pothecation of the fancies, do not appear in the bank re- ports of discounts. They sre called cash items, and are #0 reported in the official returns. It is estimated in Wall street that the losses on fancy stocks, within the past three months, have not been less Shan three millions of dollars, and the question has been frequently asked where the ‘osses have fallen. We par- tially answered that question on Mondey morning last. ‘We showed at that time who shouldersd a portion of the burden; and it is our impression that further develope- ments will soon be made, equaily startling. There have been very few failures in Wall street among bull stock spe- culators, andit is well known that operators in fancy stocks for s rise are generally the wrakert class in the street. Had there been suspensions to any extent, we should have known that differences had not been pai ! and losses conse- quently avoided; but we know ihat all contracts have been fullled, all losses promptly paid, and somebody mu st have been most seriously drained, Now the quertion is, where did the means to meet these enormous differences come from? Wall street could be much enlightened by certain tndivi¢uals well known in the bank parlors of that im- Bediate vicinity. We understand that Mr. Vanderbilt and the ) caragua Company haveat last agreed upon ¢x-Juiges Beardsley | and Kirkland as referees in their controversy, No bet- ter men could have been selected. The former, from his ‘yecent studies, is peculiarly fitted to look into and de- side upon the powe:s of corporations, and the we think Mr, Vanderbilt will be tripped up, and not re- Rover one penny, because his actionisszainst the Nicar- agua Company, which i: not an iccorporation by the laws of the State. His action should have by on against the incividuals acting as officers of the com- Pony, or agrivst the stoekholders, who trade under the neme of the company. What particular points are em- ‘braced in the above reference we are not informed; but ‘we understagd it Joes not embrace all the claims of Van- derbilt. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer Of the United States at this port, to-day, vere $128,131 14; paid, $356,827 39—balance, $5,431,855 27. The Ilinois Central Railroad Company Lave just issued lengthy report of the operations on the road, the pro- grees of the works, and the condition of its finances, on ‘the Ist of November, 1853. It is a financial exhibit of the most extraordinary character:— Tuuso1s CenTrat RarLroap. Receipls and — to Now. 1, 1858. pone $20 per share on. $200,000 00 oop at ioe, $10 per shaze on ‘pip +. 100,000 00 copii stock, 95 per share on (00 510 shares. wee seeeee 602 550 00 $ pen ea ere ee eontract- enw ie bord ers, af . 790,500 00 Ocmstruction bonds te sabserib 4 gre to $4,000,000 Joan 1,384,500 00 32000. b- cana ON fies ieee, 944,000 C0 ‘4 bonds to parties on ‘sl COMETRCE. «oe eeece.eee 600,000 CO “actainents on $466, 60 ioan, re 'to be is for which = 218,600 35 598,095 87 8,517,413 78 —_—— 7,993 710 69 5 jiums on bills, & 99,454 00 ). 1 331, 683 33 . $10,227,298 02 Vepenuditur es. Charter expenses prior toorgani- zation of company $51,200 00 mo pan} ee be eo ma fore ke. 307,000 and damage, oi seat, 569,797 92 230,404 34 Interest, balance of interent ac- count ’...... Total expenditures. seves 928,440 61 ° —— $9,161,204 43 + $1,066,098 59 Capital stock, first inatabnans of 66 por share abares. ‘on 40,490 $247,450 bonds, to be iowa a t par for rails on 98,590 670 000 Rewsining instalments popes mente on ‘subseription to loan on cent bonds for. 4,000,000 to Nov. 1, 1853, ) 2,396,899 Bemaining instalments from London Loan on 6 to Nov. 1, 1863. 3,517 > e "Paid to Nov, i, 1853. 6,766,290 ‘Bxct ange—Premium on ade 81,815 @Premiam on domestic bills ........+ 106,696 ist att Cet>—On hard, in capes eee receivable, 1 006,008 ‘Lom bits and accoun rable agp at 888 Tinie Kate State Soporte, $10 yer share ov 10,- Wi saren eapital stock appropriated to interest 84,662 9,162,204 ‘Total provision for cont of road... . $15, 745,866 Asserting ‘0 thin, ttoak rayremoting xeapital of $12,- CHA Wan oon \arned, om which only $502,550 have fen paid im. This lewven » balance of 811,248,500 be meen the inatalmenta paid in and the par ralne of the wiigh 14 19 wags boys oF prods to tle originatory of the scheme. The actual authorized capital of the company is $17,000,000—adout five millions more than has yet been ed in any shape Im the ertimated and means of the tompany we find a further issue of stock, amounting to 49,490 shares, upon which an instalment of $5 per share is put down, as part of the resources in hand to complete the road, This will make a total issue of 170,000 shares, upon which there will have been paid the sum of $1,050,000, leaving in the pockets of certain gentle- mer—about a baker’s dozen—the snug sum of $15,950,000, It will be seem by the above etatement that this road | will be built with funds raised by the issue of bonds. | Tae company will be liable for debts amounting to about sixterm millions of dollars, to pay which the two and a half million acres of land granted to the | company by Congress have been pledged. This is the | plan propoted for the construction of the Atlantic and | Paside Railroad, and, if it proves as successful, it will be | the most gigantic and most profitable speculation of the age. The grant from Congress to the Lllinols Central Railroad Company has been monopolized by about s dozen of the wealthiest railroad capitalists of this city, | while the system adopted for the distribution of the stock interes's, im every section of the country. The Illinois | Central Railroad, owned by the number of individuals | pamed above, is the first railrosd in this country the cost | of constructing which will have been entirely defrayed by a direst grant of land from Congress. It is, therefore, a | precedent, and may lead to further grants cf « similar character, fcr similar purposes. After the adjournment of the board, the following sles were made at auction, by A. H. Muller:— $5 000 Pennsylvania coupon 5's, 1877 “hc Piqua, Columbus and Ind. R. R. ist mortgage Bx 20' hares Nassau Bank 60 6 “ £0 Williamsburg City Bank. : 104 50 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. 2” 48 Bina Fire Insurance Company . 106 mpire Stone Dressing Compan; 100 10 Hauke the Usion.- iva ds 79 : : 80 40 La Farge Fire Jnsui y. 90 10 Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company. or 20 Washington Fire Insurance Co. 93 30 Third avenue railroad.......... 9536 The following stocks were sid at auction by W. H. Franklin & Yon:— 1100 shares Williamsburg Gas Co 16 The steamship America, which left Boston to day for Liverpool, took out $450,000 in specie. A part of the Catawissa, Williamsport and Erie Railroad in Pennsylvania, was epened on the 12th inst., and a large | party from Broomsburg, Columbia county, went on an ex- cursion on the road. There are seven immense bridges on the line of the road from Catawissa to Tamaqua. From the summit in the coal region for seventy miles, to Ras. ton there is » descending line of railroad,and from thence to New York, by the New Jersey Central Railroad, grades not exceeding 21 feet to the mile. From the same sum- mit to Philadelphia, 115 miles, it is either a level or de- sending grade, where a single locomotive can draw four or five hundred tons. Leading to the eeaboard, east of Baltimore, the highest grade from Williamsport, where this road connects with the Sunbury and Erie and Elmira railroads, is no more than 33 feet to the mile, going either to Philadelphia or New York. Philadelphia will be placed by this road one hundred miles nearer to Western New York than that city is by present routes. It opens a direct line to the West from New York via Easton and Catawisss, to Williamsport; thence by the Sunbury and Erie Rail road’ to Ridgeway, ip Elk egunty, and from Ridgeway to the city of Erie, on Lake Erie. This rosd, when opened, will shorten the line of travel from New York to Erie one hundred miles, over any line of railroad at this time in operation in the State of New York. hh: saa aeyesens Nov, 23, 1883. 200 abs Cumb Coal Co E 60 3% $5000 Califor vn, 70. 2000 City 57s, 58... 4006 Erie Income bis. 9635 40€0 Erie Convt bds.. 924 1000 H RR 26 M Be +3 903g 1€00 Panama RR bés 100 . 60 180 Park Yad ©. 50 3 2000 N J Central bas. 9834 2000 I Cen RR bes, 83 500 NYCeDRR bw #3 95 shs Mech Bank. 131 | 190 Del& Hud Can ¢ Co 110% 150 18 Mer Exchange Bk Ba of N America ‘@ erican Ex Bk. 116 10 Irving Bank.... 1003¢ 50 U Sins Co, 130 20 St Nich Ins Co.. 96 Se ee 3% 550 do, Bs 200 PotosiLeadCobs0 5. M6 94 Penn Neng Co... 111 100 . dO 11 100 NJ nave 6a 1034 10 b60 1044 300 Long isan ine a | Ee 300 sevneeD20 BLY | do, 100 Stoning B.060 86% | do.. 5 Hudson River R. 9N York &N HRR 104 35 Mich Cen RR.... 11134 27 Mich Southn RR, 124 35 Panama RR.. 35 Clev C & Cia 25 Little Miami RR.. 115 SEOOND BOARD. $9000 NY Cen RR Bds 953, 100shsCanton Co b18 231% 7000 Cen R R Bds ’75. 89 400 Gold Aill Mine... 33g 1000 do 84 300 Harlem Pail,. b60 57 2000 Erie Inco 9634 3000 Erie Con Bds 71 924, 10¢0 Hud Riv Ist MB 10634 1006 Hud Convt Bs. 88 160 sha Del& HCan Co 1102¢ 16 Bank of N Amer. 100 10 Home Ins Co.... 104 66 Cley & Toledo RR 90 60 Flor&Key'tCobi0 81% 20 Reading Railroad 82 25 Park Vein Goal Co 10% 5 do. wy 200 do. 15 Galena 400 Erie Railre 805% ps ae $ aie Mines and Mining. | Weostspay, Nov. 23—6 P. M. ‘The nales of Lehigh Zine were larger than usual at to. dsy’s board. Prices, however, did not reach the point at which they stood a fortnightago. 8% was all that could be had, even at buyer £0. North Carolina, which fetehed 434 last Friday, only reached 4 for cash today. It can- not too often be repeated that the tendency of fourishes | in mining reports is to depress, not to raise the stock, ‘The only report that can really affect the market favor- ably is one im which the most facts and the fewest words (no adjectives at all) are contained. Gardiner’s Crashing Machine moved upwards an eighth; it sold at 1X, buyer 9¢, This is probably ¢ue to the ef fect cf the advertisement published below. We truet the Gardiner company succeed in ob- aining quartz of the right kird. Ulster is offered at 1%. Au evening paper states that the dividend about which +o much has been raid, is to be in stock and notin money, and the statement has not been contradicted. If it he true, people must be enterprising to give even 134 for Ul There is an active cemand for McCulloch at 73, and 75;, but holders ark 84. The Springfield concern of which we spoke the oth in offered at 15;, without buyers. Stock of the come Coal Company cf \ oal River in also freely but fruitlenrly offered at 214. People have eeaned te go through the form of offering Deep River MINING BOARD, NOVEMBER 23. 900 ahs Lehigh Zine... % she Bo. Cop. Co.. 0 . | To Liverpool, 2.000 a 3.000 bbls. flow were | $6.15 for Galena, pretty brisk; the day’s sales reached 16,000 bushels Gene- fee white om private terms: 16,000 prime, Michigam do. at $1 74.0 $1 75; 3,700 fair Ohio do at $1 64a $1 65; and 28,500 Western red, Lamy $160 a $1 61. , oe have been 8 400 Dashela 27 onts were unchanged transactions consisted of oe "000 bushels, at Te a 782 for unsound; 78¢ &79¢c. for mixed Southern and Westera; 793¢¢, a Ble. for round white and Southern yellow, and Sle. for round yellow. Corres was in better demand. The sales included 1,200 packages Java at 12c. a 123¢., and 500 bags Rio at 11o a 110. per Ib. Corroxy —The day’s sales amounted to 2.099 bales, em- braciog $87 for export, 422 for home use, 262 on specula- tion, snd 47$ in transita. Market steady. Fisu.—Dry cod were inactive at $312 0 $3 37% per ewt Nothing new occurred in mackerel ; 250 bbis pickled realived $4 $4123. We heard that 2,000 bxs. smoked herring were ‘at Bbc. a 580. for ecaled and 850. for No. 1, per ox. Fucrr.—Sales were made of 1,000 boxes bunch raisins at ¢ for wet dried, and $3 28 for dry; 100 boxes cluster at $2 3744, and 25 cases rardines at 70c. —Rates were steady, though not very active. engaged, at 35, 10,(00 bushels of grain were taken, at 12d., im bulk; 10 do. wheat, im sbip’s bags, at 123(4.; and '500 a 606 bales cotten, compressed sud uncompressed, at 7-324. a 8-16d.; and 2,600 bbls rosin, at 48. To London, 1,000 bbls. flour were engeged, at 4s. To Havre, a vewel was do. FREIGHTS of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad covers a multitude of + taken up to load with four, at OTo.; grain was at 260. ‘To Antwerp, wheat varied from 1634. @ 17d per bushel. A verse] of 650 tons now in Baltimore, was sold to partias in this city for about $30 000; she ia four years old. To California, there were no full vessels on; those loading ob- tained rates ranging from 600. a €0c. clipper, engaged 1,000 bbls. flour, at $3 25 per bbl., demanded €0c. per foot for measurement goods. Hay.—River was in demand for bes pegs at 650. a 70c., and ‘or local use at 80c. a 87 3c , per 100 Ibs Honky —A small invoice of Cuba was recently bought for home ure, at 60c. per gallon, short credit. IxoN.—Some 200 tona Scotch pig found bayer $56 50 a $37. six monthe, per ton. Latas,—Eastern were in improved request, at $1 873/ $1 98% per thousand. Leap—Was less Leese regi at $6 25 for foreign, and t 100 Ibs. Liwk—Rockland was rominally worth $1 for common, and $1 26 for Jump, per bbl. MoLassms.—Sales of 260 bbls. new crop New Orleans were effected at 3c. a 4c. per gallon. Naval Sron.—Turpen‘ine was sparingly dealt in at $4.75 a $5. for cruce, per 280 lbs.; and 66c. for spirits, per gallon. Tar was inactive. About 1,000 bbla..common rosin charged hands at $1 75 a $1 85. Ons. —Whale was in more request—2,800 bbls. wera taken last evening, for home use at 6744¢ cash, without pelection, per gallon. Crade sperm varied little; hales were reported of 150 baskets olive at $4 1234; and 4,000 gallons linseed at 66c. per gallon. Pxovisions.—Pork tended downward. The business was confined o 400 bblx. Western at $14 for mes and $11 fo prime. Some 270 bbls. lard were procured at 970. @ 1034 jeable and firm. The transactions in- fully previous prices. Nothing new occurred in butter or cheese. Rick favored buyers; there were 400 tierces bought for export af $4.31%4 a $4 50. ScGars—The day’s sales consisted of 160 hnds. ard 100 bbls. Porto Rico con mon at 43¢e., and 450 hhds. Cuba at 430. » 4%e. per Ib., market unaltered; 200 bls. city re- | fined brought 8 4c. per Ib, ‘TaLLow was very dull and heavy at le. a 11e., cash, r lb. PTs The last sale of banca was effected at 29c., cash, at Wine Sos 500 bbls. western and prison were ob- tained at 28c, a 2c , cash, per gallon. Domestic Markets. Naw Brvrorp On. Manur, Nov. 21,--The Shipping List reports sperm oil in good demand, bo h fer export and home use. with but slight va: iation in prices. Sales of a cargo of 1,600 bbls, az Provicence, at $1 25 per gallon, and the balance, 1,250 bbls, at Boston, at a price which has not transpired. Asale of 100 bbls.’ manufactured at $132 per gallon. The market for whale continues fra and quiet. Whbalebone is in demand, with rales of 30,000 Ibs. at 38¢.; one lot of 50 000 Ibs. and several other sales at prices not transpired. —————— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. art SEE THIRD PAGE.“@a eee SALES AT AUCTION. A UStION Novice —1 —THOS, BELL, L, AUCTIONEER— 8. Ingrat 1034 o’olook, in tha jm. ee room. Ne 10 North William tre ot a valuable and ex tensive sale of elegant househ rniture of all dosorip- tons; three second bund pinuofertes, patatings, 20. ASGseS NOTIC®.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER. 8. Ingraham.—Saturday, al uo! ‘loc! ‘at the room, No. 10 liam street, a sles dey'gcods, eleshing andimerchant,tai St 11 o'elock, m rich about two hundred yards, black and quality ble for merchant tailors; UCTION NOTICE.—CH. 'TTAGONG AND SHANGHAI bre:ds, with other fancy stocks also five pound boxes gum drops kegs of white grapes, champagne -wine, qurts and pints; and two quarter casks pure, warranted ‘cogase ground ginger. rairing gin, wine, brandy, and segars, at ane- tio». on Friday, at 10% vclock, at 97 Dey street, corner of Green wieh FORE Ad, REFECTORY FURNITURE. WILLIAM IRVING & CO., Auctioneers, will sell at austion,,oa Friday, November 25th, at 10% o'slock st the hetol, sie Sixth. avert tel and refectory furniture, ooneisting of iepeaie 4. mabogany dining | tab maplearm chrirs, cil cloth, stair o cottags bedstead: Sac santacoosees iwalltasetn teathan wolebee aad pillows, Washatands mahorany and gilt framed micrers, cou i ate, ilte, shecta, pillow rc; Fesus and waclistands, toilet sete, mahogeny heir eleth, chairg window curtalas and. shades, erod sud glaesware, ontlory,40. Also, bar and bar fixtares, cautere, waiters, mantle mirror’, 49, Also, & choice assert ment of Madeiras, ports, sherrios, brandies, de. A.vo, & ierpe nasortment of copper kitchen furnitere. yors L VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER —SATUR. o} day, Nov. 26, at 1034 o'clock, at the sales room, 16 Nasnan street. Household furniture—specis] pre vgca contd sale of cabinet furniture, all of the first class, sold to pay advances, Foing the stock of a dealer, romoved for convenience of gals, it hair cloth, walnut any mahogany marble ornes siands, rorewood and hy rosewood, jon tables, ral assortment of pod wenden mahogany be or y and walnut marbli nd lounges in hair cloth, « ge atl facility as to packin A with other ” os eagle gees FEW SEU) be accom: oF partial board, in hone, two Tw all the ie thower batts, hot af 1H SECOND “FLOOR, rooms, suitable for geatlomen and their wives, ith (ull oF partial board, at 179 Canal between I Fourth ie ington ave ECT FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN modated with suite or single rooms, with fall wand eligible browa stone 7 third strat ‘They contain Hy Btn hot, cold and ride. Fires Vleck weet ‘of Broad A'S NEATLY three bed: or eet FORSISUED by Sg wire TWO OR T0901 Inquire at No. 7 ealoon. RE YOU LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARDERS! ‘There are tint we do nos pisces frse of charge. fice 73 East Fourtoenth stro but few houses of respectability in this city know of. We direct boar to suitable Pers boarders ploase call. pion square. wishin near SECOND attached, A one or two sing rate charge, i STORY FRONT ROOM, WITH CLOSETS also a bath room conveniont, would be let to wontlomen, with partial board. ot « mode- rivate f: mily. Apply at 112 West Twonty- second str ret, between Sixth and Seventh syonues, Alpe tet FOR FAME, WITH GOOD BOARD, in s orst OARD IN street betweon Henry and Clintoa.—Two siagle pails: men cen obtain a handsomely furaiched room on the secon: floor, w class house, at Leroy place, is provided with the modern impro' SOUTH BROOKLYN, NO. 71 WARREN Bleecker mente, with partial board. Location convenient tothe teerieer References required. BOARDING | AND LODGING, INH Hr'DSON STREET, IN ca improvements. roadway Post Vthee. PERSONAL. IMPORTANT TO THE HEIRS a hog is yee to have re- 813 For partiou- treet, or Mr. RIVATE FAMILY BOARDING.—THE ADVERTISER has two front rooms on yorend (furnished to snit the applic be found, and but # fow ot avenue, No. 80 West Thirty. the use of parlor, &o. PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD FOR FaMIL{ES oF single gentlemen, may be had at 146 Wavorley place. Modern improvements in the house, Sixth avenue oare and rtages pars within a few ateps, R-ferenoe requirad. HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN GAN B ated im s small family, wit? pleasant room i Board, with bathing conveniences, &c., attached, by apply ing at 69 Laight atreet ‘ANTED—BOARD, IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, where instruction in any of the ei aches of an Wren education, in French, Sranish would be'con! Will be fa biahod. INSTRUCTION, | TL ATTENTION TO MR. BRISTOW'S UNRIVAL system of writin, twnty-cight ye (aught it to American citizens with a success that Maaeaites an universal A BARK, COMPLEXIONED eT black eyes ane whit ers, came to Drumeolé & lothing store, No. 120 n atrook, yeuterday, and feds 2) Talna, with volwet ise foreratter be wae gone it was fourd he b Hee ates Senieht may be some inferael senah yet been touehed, He 's requested to call for ib, NFORMATION WANTS&D—OF SARAH NEWS9N, WHO seed tn thts country, from London, on she res ef tees Inst. Sho is supposed to have left Port Chester about three months ago, where she had been at work. Any information concerning her will be thankfully received by her brother-da- Taw, WILL La ROWS, Merid re MRI JONN EB. CLARKE, A NATIVE ae hime shire nd, who loft there in Octobs How lay of t the Irvir mn Thursday or Prid important infermation, JSFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY FAGAN, FROM the parish of Fawnstown, county Westmeath, Irelam who left here last November to go in the country, ti wth aay end hgh hth Pak or Wi rick Fagan, at 97 Twonty:Atth wire jfeatoinry N Crema ane te th THOMAS ANDE°MUND n ; ion respectin; Angin sinter, Sarah Goouan 19 Forty Ach ste 9k. M&... Nitya Epranta aT oe M4 Fovpeotable Protestant? ‘assy him; he is » smart, Intelligent doy, Eee him in consequence of ber il] "b soon at any time. Ladies or at 533 Third avenue, between eighth streets. re gentlemen will please ay irty-seventh rer) by OARD.—TBREE DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET, FUR- nished ‘Jay.—Desi and wife or tw with full or parti ith board, on spplioat eneos (xobanged. Bw IN BROOKLYN—A PLEASANT BACK PAR- ler, furnished oF unfurnished, suitable for » gentleman of THOMAS AITKEN, Gand 6 or unfurnished. with or without board, in a emall ya vate family. Refereno ‘ourteenth street OARD. AT Ni required. Apply at 233 Wost rab) floor, with pantr id his wife, or ng 121 Cl 0. a For particulars inquire ty 06 i Liberty Py Now York. Brooklyn. Reference ae and oe Latin Buildings, to IRENCH LANGUAG: fame. Mr. Bristo jous stteation te his pupils warrante tolacios and gras rol elegant, finis! of penma: a4 lesso: Parlors 293 Broadway. tuition, Visiting cards written. A GERVAN LADY, WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE in teachine the German and French languag first branches im English and is fully competent musi ‘an engagement as resident teacher, in a vate family. ‘Addr immediately German Tei square Post Office, stating where aa in terview may REN CR OR GERMAN No tata LESSONS—LEQONS aux Francais, Bs aoe! ote —Trans! Explanstion autios of the reek 4 Apply at 483 Broadway. Wallac KE. TELLERING.” FROF. D. lib reap el NO. 29 ils for thorou, P » inate zto then correctness. Terms, is so per month, Apply before ll o’olock A. M., PPRENCH LANGUAGE.—MONSIBUR AND MADAME DUBOS continue to give lessons in the Fronoh lengua Ladion’ elassen in the afternoon; gontlomon’s class evening. Private lessons in French, In drawing and music tropolitan Hotel. ¢ tary Ne. 573 Beeaamare opposite tho Me- ARDING AND DAY font. FOR young ladi ‘Mr. and Mme. NOEL BERGIER would inform the fo gred of New York and the public in general, that the wint school will commence on tho is institution is wnrivalled io Bur, IN ‘To let, to fice. BROOKLYN, IN A GERMAN FAWILY.— two gentlemen, a front parlor, with bedroom mikes Situation in the oe, of Atlantic and on intom streets. Address A. H., box 79, New York Post NSTRUCTION.—A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GENTLE- man, of the country of the Rhino, ia desirous of teaching the German and French languages in's respeotabls Amorican family, where he cap, a8 Yor ation, obtain his lodging and board, Please address C. D., box 3,181 Post Office, frien ably, farnished, for th sed in cnsigt Weber! cations 395 Henry street, noar Leleitnn ferry. gentlemen, oomfort- first oli South Brooklyn. Apply Reference requized. Lispevard st: OARDIN' with board it No. 4 Abingdon square, wost ai OARDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR gentlemen with ladier handsomely ae roo) oan be accommodated with ‘and good board, No. él -A FRONT SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET, convenient for semaitios or single gentlemen, OARDING. ‘Twel OARDIN: can be a first ol exchange 88 house 43 West but parties of the first SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with board and pleasant rooms at No. 286 re ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN ommodated with a good room and fall b ty-se2ond street. 'y neod apply. Roferosce apeotabil a honce having O&RD.—TO LET, board, to afew since gentlemen, ors small family, in ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT all the modern improvpments, and a very de- siradle location, and where tie comforts of a home oan bo enjoyed. Apply at No. 172 Wet Twenty-first otreot. ferences required, Re- OARDING walk from the hia wife, and a tew single gentlemen, onn bi with good a pi eet, between Henr: IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND esommo- plying at 83 trects ave minutes board P and Clinto1 Soutb and Montague ferr: ROOKLYN. very, respectab iB RDING der accomm: jart and tea, children, and only two boarders in the bor by applying at No ¥ Sul —A LADY AND GSNTLEMAN, AND jccommodated ina new brown }, containing the modern im- Provement fifteen minutes walk from Atlantic ferry, ins le neighborscod, at 398 Pacific stre CAN BE PROCURED FOR GENTLEMEN and ladies, (board fer ladies only,) by apply'ng at the qa office, 312 Broadway, room No. 4 le rooms in plearaat locations now va sant. tla Me Some Office up stairs. ‘0 lated with four ple rooms and break n street. atre Fecon OARD —SEVEXAL VACANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD; entlemen preferred. Inquire at 251 West Twenty: mue, between Eighth and Ninth OARD W ANTED—BY THREE YOUNG MEN, IN A private family, where the comforts of home can be on- joyed, Location must be within half a doxen blocks of cor- per of Broadway and Broome stree keepers need troubl Address H. @ house No hoarding jelerences: themselves swor this, offi ‘ifth ‘avenue En ane willing to pay 9 far as recards ly at 814 Bro: OARD, = a UNION SQUARE.—A GENTLEMAN ie home, with front parlor, bed- louse first class; but not a FF. post office. OARD WANTED—IMMEDIATELY. yor A LADY, child two years old ané nurse. Two large rooms, with freineach, will be required. Best of reference required, Park. Address Mi x terms, which must be moderate, LOST AND FOUND. OUND_—NOVEMBER 22, IN CANAL ST BET, NEAR Broatway, a pocketbook. The owner ci calling at John Buttikofer's pianoforte factor: street, by describing the book pense. OST—ON WEDNESDA}, BETWEEN BROADWAY ‘and Fulton ferry, uppored in one of the Fulton ferry ompibuses, & gold watoh with a white face, Any person who may have found it and returns it tothe ferry master, Fulton ferry, will receiv eward, and no questions asked, ‘@ST—ON MONDAY, 218T INST, BETWEEN WALKER street, Now York, and Laurence Brovklyn, lady's gold wateh, fob chain, nd charms attach South crops tl will be No. 97 C following promissory note Dee aaned Grawn by P. Negrin, ani payable to his order, at six from date, for $236 42-1(0; and one dated Nov. 8, 1853, also at six mouths, drawn by the ssme, samo order, for $103 22 100; ard several otuer promissory notes in favor of other partioa, not endorsed, and other papers. The public are cautioned agair st receiving or neg tiating any of thom. A liberal re- ward will bo given for the nowy, of the samo, by P NEGRIN, 170 Prout. stroet OST—YESTERDAY, THE 2D INST., IN THE VICT- nity of the B wn old fashioned pocket beok, eon- taining $55 in bi one quarter in silver. Any person brirging it on board the ship Ashland, pier 17 Bast river, all receive $5 r 4. Lomeresteeea*, NOV 23, A PARROT, PROM NO. 12 Tenth street, Whoever will return the same to tl Oyner, at the above number, shall receive a reward of five art, and the thanks of th er. ANK NOTES IN 81. JOHN, NEW an chub ne gotiatio ch ton pounds, issued by the Bank o at the above BELL, 3 Watt steoct. RICHARD 50 STOT EN, THIS MORNING, FROM o, 2H) Mighth avenue, tao gold h a Patent lever watches, one cpan face do. do., six gold ehsins vest and fob; supposed to be taken by a boy. J. FRIEND. $50) REWARD.—STOLEN 7ROM JOSEPH FRIEND, 209 Eighth avenus, by a bey about siateen years of axe, very short mature, stout full eyen, and bisok bair, two god huntin, Patent lepine, Nos. 10,512 and 20,756; one opaa fa ed do, No. ; one gold Jepine, No. 10,141; three gold yest chatne, two our guard and one cur? fob chain. LOST OR STOLEN, FROM NORTA between 10 and 11 0’ lock on Tussiny ‘@ chain, with eld weal, tw Mak fa sett acta peneth on name Prince; pencil en; the tame wi 1 please retura —LOST, ON THE 19TH INS’ 160 Conrad Hill...’ 100 . Golé Quartz pany solicit proposals of gold bearing quarts at som fo commence within thirty dy ‘The yield of gold must tan dollars ile 7h tan by 0 ‘ Procers of stam| ne ele to thone pats he eee ae teat the oa Sharnoter of their mines. ma; the subscriber, an iieation of the Company, cofuer of Beever and Willian . "KELLOGG: Secretary. CITY TRADE REPORT. Waowmapay, Nov. 23—6 P. M. P eee eter bres bbls. ope at $5 66; jor peers, a1 ir 1) . BReApercrys.—Flour jd 9 Feative anda le cheap- ey. The o ne ag pony ry 18,000"bbis.—sour, at $6 a $6 25; superfine No. 2 at $6 314 a $6 50; ordinary to cho ce. State at $6 08% 9 $5 87%: mixed ty faney We-tern at $6 814 @ $7; common to geod Obio at $6 874 #87. an! oth 6r binge at proportionate prices. Cansdian was inant The Lern comprised 1,050 bbls. at : $1 25 a 87 8734 for fa fancy, par bbl Rye ' fine, nnd $5 25 0 85 cren eyo, Soro sent retailed at $4 for Jersey, $10 small gold ohais, with wateh key attached, oon- taining a diamond. The above reward will be paid to ai (ne ritnening the articles to CHAS. M. LEUPP & CO., Ferry atreot. $ OST, IN BROOKLYN, ON TUESDAY ok and white Newfou: ih ut month answers to the pl of © ~ a il return him to oT State ptecet, Irookigs, wilt receive the above reward. = FANOY FURS: y | RCS FURS—MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY tor the subsoribers, ee ee of Russia and Hadeon's Bey sable, royal ermine’ cre Lan ol marten, chinciincte, other furs, in t nd Sayles of moda, victorian, nme ALEXANDER te STRWANT © CO}, Drosdway, ORNAMENTAL IRON ON WORK, eo. RON CEMETERY RAILINGS. THE ATLANTI) RAIL- Works and Foundry inform thov who have ma gle respecting their new patterns that thoy aro now Za “ot Brandy wiae, por bbl, Wheat goatinued lig orders for the same at their office, 393 Broadway, oor. Wes aioe a PEOAGE FORTE, Ansa ing-houre up town. OARD. —WANTED, A SUIT OF THKEE ROOMS, PAR- lor and two bedrooms, ‘8 private fam ly or good board- Add b 4 2.342, Post office, UA RD— FU! piace. Private table first floor, to let, tg single gentiem: prottert t ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD. required, Also, a arlor, on the Apply at 22 Union and secessibl oe Jemen can Syappiying at Ik feom Fal New York. Terms very moder and every attention and fortable, neat and OARD IN BROOKLYN—& GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommod sted with a front room on the second flocr, and a bedroom attsched or alons, ae ee AND es WIVES, OR with suites of Also & few single be accommedated with tull or partial board, 2 Hicks street, Brooklyn. Three minutos on ferry. —s id their Ii 209 Hudgon s for street. Ref. rences exchang NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON Fooms of the third floor for gentle. ladies oF single gentlemen, with full or partial wo doors below Ci Bee DOWN TOWN—TWO FINE ROOMS” “ON second floor, for gentlemen and their wives; also rooms gle gentlemen, Wi fall boars pply at No. 26 Jay OARD—A GENTLEMAN MAY HAVE A PLEASANT toom, with board, at the elizibly located dwolling No. 113 Clinton placo, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, houge has the modern improvements. The OARD ON ferry.—A Willow street. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NEAR FULTON single bedroom for a gentleman. Apply at 22 OARD IN Coie Beaee toe ‘OARDING ‘and child, famiby pret tions expected, Referene will be quite eatiof lars, immediately, W. A. B., ‘well furnished room in ® ———— SOUTH BROOKLYN. we allele 9 A FEW wi they will ie now, airy, and reasonabls. ' Ap| ya fen steel, betwen Columb and Hicks Wtrsota, the lady only,) by Sidee ayment ‘of board required wish to live quiet and reti Uewctindare 38 A GENTLEMAN, WIFE bro 9 and a auree, in 8 private nue. The 5 say ie pentleman will Fequice brea fast aly. Good Sccommods- and terms must not exceed $20 por weok. A “ioe! with particu- Merata office. AMIL' Hd AND SINGLE G avenue, ae tf palit ely th oy neat "None ‘but the most rosgsctable ali nited. / furnished, with coupl pin for business to let, full oF ConreRTasts, WARM belli care fro hf ¥ to ogianle § \ESTRABLE ROOMS, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL board, ms} tion at No. 10 be secured at & moderate price, on applica- nion place. LET, TO GENTLEMEN, D ROOMS TO IN family in the Seventh ward. Location near way and Pikestrect, Ihe best of references given d. Address O. P, 4 office, Roo} 43 id LET IN BROADWAY, tab] gle gentlemen. The q on etna et: sdway, room Ne. 7. URNISHED ROOMS, Abts si} bo gap gad Lf nite by a gentleman LL ree Tee deal oy, Broadway Post Office, ed Fooms, on fest ma Oresen water, liberally, if no oH ‘Sadsece, with fall particulars, sit i ian ppc i ROOMS TO LET.—HANDSOME PAR. lore and the fine irble honse, bedrooms, also single root , are now to let in No. 7 Broadway. Gp} Y Rye o ROOMS TO LET, WITH of Sinth's ive ANHATTA® HOUSE, 27 AND wy Permanent and tr ‘the winter season, on mi ‘Terms fer « sing! Shon. AWLY Friv v floorr, ‘with ba aUsvd 68 West Twenty-first stroot, corner ENTWE STRERT ‘sient lodgin be proc ited for rats torma, at this ovnsral Looe taht, 28 conve. UN's) BO ROOMS TO LET, AT 703 BROAD. arlors anc bedrooms on the first and recond th room, gas, &o., Bost of gity rerocymcg re PRIVATE EVENING INSTRUCTION IN BROOK- yn.—A select number will be instructed in the evenings, in a cen?ra) part of Brooklyn, in bookkeepi: cantile arithmetio ry Frexoh, by two «¢ ist tomed to teaching, w! fishmente in Now 163 Atlautid str Re at Mr Volok- mer's, 12) Fulton stret, by whom fartior Information will be Sommnplentess if the proposition be adequately res- Pondei DANCING ACADEMIES, DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 8% gn BEORAway, Bow open for the re-eption of pupils. who can onter at any time during tho sons 308 ion apd children on Weinerda) and Saturday, or Thursday and Saturday afternoons; all meetiag o1 Saturdays for practice, with bacd of musi ons for gontlemon on Monday, Wednesday, and Thurstay evenings; general practice, with band, on Batordsy evening. Gentlemen do not attend ut purchase leseon t ckets rst ns, family oli ud academies Soirees twice a month, exclusively for pupil IEXRERO’S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. @ WES: Fourteenth street —Madame Dubreul Ferrero and Bd ward Ferrero respootfully inform their Pemba ‘and the pub Wc that thetr academy is now open, and pupils may enter a) sll times during the scnsom. Young ladies’ and masters attende slssses, Wodnesdays, Saturdays, Mondays, and Thursday ry a B Mi gentlemen's evening class, sn aoa lays and aye, at 24'F. Mion Saturday evening? ab ag Pe i bolas Hi in stten barre Several families Ge col snd quadril pineaee M2. 4;HANNAY'S DANCING SCHOOL, AT MONTA fo Halls opposite tho City Hall, Brookign, ta now on fednesday and Sat \t 384 oclook. Mrs. by her fansantos exolu- L. is sively ly for pape nd patron Priv classes and sohools ress No. 48 Livingston street, Brooklyn. HE ART OF DANCING CORRECTLY AND GRACE- fully.—Mr. Charruaud’s gi are ope for the reo tion of pupils, at bis new room, 54 East Thirteenth stroot, wrest ot Broadway. For days aa hours, please see morning and evening Express. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. ATCHES AND JEWELRY.—THE SUBSCRIBER IS felling all descriptions of gold and silver watehes, jow elry and sily , at much 1 Céoper watches —Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases, per ect tit eoper i, $125 to $275. Independent second and quarter secon ag for timing horses, in gold and silver eases, $125 Chronometer 1d variation, 5125 run eight da. in hun-ing ome in ma- waich’ change in’ itches whieh wied up out any key, ‘0$110; Ane gol! le fino watches, four holes, jewelled, $25; fine gold detached overs, $35; 61d enamelled watches’ for ‘the la is, $: English prtent levers, $35; gold English patent ing mee silv-r patent levers as low as $i hed levers as low as $14. Di al i #, bracelets, fingtr rin; hau the usual prices. Jewel dding Finer; gold 2 sonia, geld ps {eilver thimbles, bracolots, broast pins, cut rt Fin} old tooth Sterling gs, frait ry Ox- or tl Sioney returned. Repairs-—All hinds of wecohes and clos cleaned and repaired fy the best manner, at much less thi gh, Rold and silver # ectacles alae chains, do the weual prices. GRO. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, 11 Wall street, second floor, nar Broadway. GREAT REDUCTION OF $40.00, IN LACES AND embroicerio.—The undersigned has, with a view ot closing out his fali impertations, reduced’ his present s1ock twenty per cont below the regular price, and offers them now at a smaller advance then they can be purchased in any other store in New Y ROBERTS: 109 Broadway, corner of Ninth streot, CES, igen nd Sloth cloaki eb merines, India camel’s hair lowost prices. a b th mss: PANY i eorika, 821 Broadway. NOTICE 70, MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS, AND ‘the ladies genorally—I bave received from my agent in ‘aris the following saditions to my 2,400 Pleoee 9 of f very Hoh gallons, snd'oiier Gress sad slog termmtegs very rich black and colored ostrich feathers, and narrow all silk velvote, and a'ehoice sssurtmont of gold, ein’ amd citar Dotnee sathe sed peop Gi 2 atria ried ‘and other bonnet silks and gros de wi ‘ um offering et lower than the frame oat 9k MH IOHTENSTEIN, 90 Bowery. ECEIVED JY LATE ARRIVALS, ot TOE AS sortment of silks. merieos, Leone a S prves A LARGE INVOICE OF PARIS EW- jidered handkerchiefs, in new atyles, from $1 50 to $15 0 1,000 French bands, from 31 cents to $5; together full stock of Guipure, Honiton, and real Point de Alencon. laces ERR & CO., 757 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street. 10 THE LADIES OF THE UNION.—MRS. CARTER, from Honiton, respectfully solicits those ladins requir: ing Honiton laze to oall and examin the steak of Frode, constetiog of Honiton lage 05 HI goods sold at the ‘Honissn ince Avo manufasiured under t] intendence of Mra. Cai had are of the Intest and.-mon jo atyles, ii "also have the advantage of selecting pavtorns to a sheir own tastes. Remember CARTER'S Honiton lace mapufacturing depot, 673 Broadway, up stairs, opposite the Metropolitan L. Loe CORDIAL GIN CLUB HOUSE GIN 0) Holland gin, gg old Scheidam schnapps, Londom bd brandy, Loncon dock port, old Du Gordon shereg, old south ide Madeira, champagn: id every description of brandits, cordials, & jortsd by Geulon we nt it nes for ‘oan be o 2 hey we envtully invite thelr oft bile to oall and antisfy chomniteeaeat JAULON & CO., 116 Conal street. mers and the pul they mean what they CLOTHING, &. { Seentnea oer Ren NE Qadir AND FURNITURE WANTED.—LAD! aad ne baving any to di of, ean reosive rice bj ny the vieee. a scal Soasl rect, and G2 Wert Bas eet Hronaay ser, to 8. 00. . oy hen. AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE ab Rr ag 34] Lene hi to Ciavsoe Me gealdgnoe ora in ne Brvegk the onded by i ‘Mars. Duseldorn AGENCY. UsPRALTA<-aGNEW. 4s co., Log Lay S44 ION MER. ith eae ea Gainey. ‘Now York. Saaacbcanaae NOTICES. Win! A Hig t} birt tittons hay fence vacant Tat og betmy ee, from Stanton to Houston; to uth aide of Thirty second siroet, about east of Righth avenue. All in ore objections, are requerted to proses writing to the vodersigned, at bar RAY on or before the oth day of De- pire next. MES FURRY, Stroot Commissionor. Oy, 2h, Te GENTLEMAN Rong ADVERMSED THE LADY in orl ny with two ot! ‘on the loeh tas a the yellow line of stages ry treat nd Unirn square, Avent w street and ped, will find s note to Broadway Post FOslica. ——=————_—_ Ses THE MILITARY. cvhnsietunci int cher ore am ene Sate ea DP UFFE GUARDS, ATTENTION! THE MEMBERS OF the above guard "© requested to meet Os JMnite House, 25 Greenwich strost, to make arr 4 form ‘committees for our second Sonual Dallyo ot January, at Niblo’s. By order of nihygn fees pee EGIMENTAL | ORDERS—HBADQUARTE Star Hotel.—The Veteran Corps of tl jquarters, Star Hotel, 6¢ Li at cig ae RM 1 ae a nda with black hat, Fourte 5 Rls war et nerd 1512 ait alr rt [ th instant ‘of dark cloth gered in the Za ith Great Brita, join with us on this jay are over in this Prpeced fA Teoh whore they will be Heary Ward Boocher’s be all command of jock ents iigetion ‘will bo taken up forthe od thelr Britiah troops tn Nr service of the United States in the war wi declared June a8, 512, are vo juested to occasion, mies of the A co) f the City rH ed islators 6! Of New York, and of Brooklyn, Jerse fisitharg the members of Congress and and all ethers who appreciate the services rendered to country by the Veterans of the war of 1512, are rd oe invited to attend on that evening. Proprictors and editors of nowspare! is and adjacent citie 180 invited to 8 Pres Will "be opened at G0! Sarvlocs will commence’st 7, wit an address to | of Grace by, she Rov. Peter J, Van Pelt, D: D. ain te the corps. Dyorder, | H. RAYMOND: Liout) Cal Conn. A. Dauiy, JR., Adjutant. THE FIREMEN. IO NNN SSE LCLS CCE TCLS SINS T A SPECIAL MEETING OF FRANKLIN HOOK ‘and Ladder Company No. J1, held on Saturday evening, November 19, 1859, the following’ preambles and resolution snimously adopte \ereas, atte recent catastrophe at the firo on the corner ot Falta had Nason atvoet Sunday, Uotober 3, 1888, Mr. life iu the discharge iden and Erotber, to whom port in her declining Wherens, in bis su year iden et Matissaly ond we mourn the Jona of one’who had endesred hime if to us by hig many vie. d his hind and generous disposition, and 30 to At memory demands that we she ule not otto airy 280 who were near and dear to him while living, therefore be i Resolved, That s-committee be W Pace with Newee receive donations from our fellow citiens in aid 1e sister of Mr. M. O’Brien, who by this calamity has een a deprived of Ssource of support. Therefore th apoio ton. tne on hag followin ‘Ashington street; Everet, ‘3d Goid aiceats n; Chatles Sturges, 391 Greenwio REMOND, Sec. oreman. (COENTREVILLE COUR: cb ome gis ‘TROTTING.— day, November 24, ai lock, match $200, mile beats, Dent, Three fey five, to C. Carll names b. g. Frank Forrester; C ty oat . Immodiate tely after, matoh $50), wagoi juydam names b. g. Hab Catcher: B pames hie . Tom 3 hui between two Brooklya road Thorsen gsm b $400, two mile heats, in harness. J. Smith ime da. ae 48: Nicholas, B.S Willets names oh. g. Rob Roy. same day, running matoh, $200, quarter mile out, between two horses bi in New Jersey. Omnibuses leavoall the forries hourly for bytes WANTED. eke Cart Lh Ses jonaens, nine young. poe or bet M. immod vately, CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. eee Nant ere ede eee Ne Minit at Catt abd trimmings, she tees saetuas ain es sity mslenle freeing lew drives. JRYMPLR, 3033 Broadway. EXTRA PAY. Pgs ri U. 8. NAVY heya i ea oa le. Rielle Si ne ee TENANTY REGISTER, RARE CHANCE.—AN, ESTADLISHED AND SUQ- cessful clothing business for 8 tore to lease for & term of (years, 344 Bread street, 1. N.J. The dest located, fi alargest etore in ahecity” apply at 38 et 101 William stecot, New York or on the preralien: VERY DESIRABLE PAIR OF OFFICES IN WALL strect to let to a broker, banker, ko. ‘Tho advertiser Would retaiz ore, or part of ono, for himself. Address morning, Banker, Post Office, and an interview will be tomorrow. The rent is not high, A:RHYSICIAN, OF TWENTY YEARS PRACTICE IN fthis city, wishing to rotire, will rent his office, sell his offi -e furnicure, instruments,good will, £0., to s gentleman of standing in the profession. ‘Address &. H. P., Herald office HEAP RENTS—TWO LARGE OFFICES AND A FEW small rooms yet to let 88453 Broadway, two doors below ER Broome rtreet, suitable for artis ors, Bt, well lighted; tntrance wide and to Dr. i, 603 Broadway, or o promises, reem Powell, No. 7. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A GENTEEL Rte | story house, in the neighborhood of St. John’ be let, to a suitable applicant, with whon family wou'd board. Pleas) address R. 8. T., way Post Office PAs OF A HOUSE TO LET._TWO UNFURNISHED arlors,on the first floor, with sleoping rooms on the second and’ third stories, with or without board; kite and use of laundry, Tae fomily at pregont conslite of ewe Persons. Inquire of Mrs. Rea, 6b West Twenty-sovonth oh. 0 LET—A LARGE BASEMENT ON RIGHTH AVE. nue, suitable for a ness Inquire on the prom LET—AN OFFICE ON (THE SECOND STORY OF No. 11 Maiden lane. Indiijre of CARTER, PIERSON & ALE, No. 2 ire, Tu Lien OF THE HOUSE 183 WEST TWENTY- first treet, near Bighth avenu ing of two parlors én fires floor, front baecmont, two Fooms on ited floor, cellar, &o. Inquige on the premises. © Ei cre ses Re IN cet a NO. 0) », bet ig 3 ‘ater. erry street Bot for a arccury OF oon Batce As Se Water Te LET—A PARLOR AND eh damaly farntshed, vat a BEDROOMS, HAND- ik tion. My eetenee woar rery ploasant lot ‘ily. Apply at 348 Sixth T° LET—THE pk containing all Le bathing roo T°, Taj GENTEEL Ai APARTMENTS AT 102 AND io ° niches vi gat aot was favires, alarble ‘an ater, water closet for pa Age fepe, and isege yard phy a Apply, afer? Fé). KINGHIMER, 819 Poctth éyenne. Tz tyes FULL carta & Soin BOARE, A DE embed room, ro reyd a wife, or two single gentl Wy 7 BOTEIA. Nepean ON. hae rm iS ete on apPi tote *HAWLECD. Givi Rete 74 BROADWAY.—A eer ryt liable to board, ¢9 TALLMAL = He Lo Al Sa AND PLEASANT DA- om the second arian fa ookets, (rare id fol te, (wae poy Tocolaens ane’ MO ad ‘very low. a tyent danger ee ee wh ana Ce vin eae