The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1853, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Faway, Dec. 9--5 P. M. We have nothing new to report in the stook market At the Sret board th+re was greater activity than we ave noticed for some days past, and the tendency of prices was slightly upward. Nicaragua and Cumberland a@dvanced + per cent each; Norwich and Worcester, \; Reading Railroad, 54. Fiorence and Keyport declined ‘; ‘New York Central Bonds, }¢. The upward movement in ‘Nicaragua Transit continues, but not with so much energy as at firet. It is reported that the company has recently ‘been a large purchaser of its own stock, for the purpose Of retiring it from tho market. We are mot disposed to doubt the fact, but we do not admit the object stated. The company undoubtedly have surplus funds, and it could not be temporarily appropriated to a better use than in the purchase of i's owa stock. But the idea of tetiring any of its capital before giving the stockholders ‘auything in the shape of a dividend is preposterous, and qrould not be quietly submitted to, The recent advance tans been caused principally by the quantity of stock taken oat of the market by speculators, and partially by {he improvements realized in the financial affairs of the company. The Erie Railroad report is promised on the Grst of the new year. We have been anxiously looking for it for some weeks past, amd the time has been so frequently deferred, that we have concluded to wait patiently its appearance. The earnings for November were so much in excens of the estimate, that the friends of the road have taken hold of the stock with renewed confidence. All the Erie Railroad wants is good manage- tment. This we have contended for for several yea ‘end if any improvement has been made in its interasi ‘affairs and system of operation slong the line, we shall Dasten to record it, Well managed, the Erie Railroad cau be made as productive and as profitable as the Con teal line, and its stock would command as great a pre ium. Atthe second board the market opened and clored avy; ® slight decline in prices was realized, Nicaragua iil off % per cent; Erie Railroad, *; ; Cumberland oal, 3. The demand for land warrants is again active, and we ave advanced our quotations for buying and seiliog:— Buying, Selling _ 30 acre warrants. $153 $253 | ‘80 acre warrants, ot a | 40 acre warrants. 45g a7 After the adjournment cf the board this morning, the following salen of stocks were made by Simeon Draper:— ‘$1000 Buflalo, Corning and N. Y. BR. Ist mort 8000 do, 24 do.. central R, R. T's convertibles ire Insurance Co. 38 = Ss 300 3M #00 1g 50 do. do. Ly 400 do. pi tan’s old Quarts Mao. Man’ Co. prah 1s WBl do. Housatonic Rairoad..........ssseeeeeee The remainder of the stocks were withdrawn from a wate sale. The demand for Sterling Exchange to-dey, for remittance by the eteamer from this port for Liverpool to-morrow, had jpeen only toa moderate extent, We quote bills on London at 93f 9 93¢ per cent premium. On Paris 5f, 15 a 5f. 18%. The steamship Baltic, from this port to-morrow, will take out nearly one million dollars, principally in gold. The qteamship Black Warrior, for Havana and Mobile, to day carried out $160 0C0 in ayecie. ‘The receipts at the office of the Arsistant Treasurer fo-day, amounted to $167,493 03 ; paid, $17,585 55—ba- Tance, $4,839,040 93. ‘The earzings ef the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton ‘Bailroad for November, were:— “assen) sistas 8 s2ntot $15,2 21,161 17 Rewbh.. a 11's12 28 13,474 90 Mail and express, 1017 701,176 OL $27,615 82 $35,812 98 ..38,19T 16 ‘Increase, 25 per cent..... . ‘The earnings of the Michigan Southern and Northern {ndisna Railroad for November, were:— Passengers ani mails. $107 425 61 acs 3 a 58,395 28 $105,821 89 escvonbes, itt 1° 105,599 07 seveees 900,822 22 Tnorease, 57 per cemt...... “The earnings of these roads for the past five months sve deen as follows -— 1853. ely 8115 268 02 1 5d, dauat 0 188/387 46 Rec: 220/804 02 vember 1085509 07 168/821 89 sevssecececceresses8685,291 25 $356,340 84 Total... ; 386 340 8 Sassi coavaste sah MEMOS @O Increase..... Some days since, we noticed the fact that several per sons in Pittsburg had instituted legal proceedings against various banks and cerporations in the city for paying oat ‘the amail notes of other States contrary to law. It now appears by the latest Pittsburg papers received, that the parties commencing the suits have been held to bail on ‘the charge of conspiracy in attempting to extort money from various corporations, by tempting them to break ths Law, and gererally to effect a fraudulent object. The tolls collected at the Lancaster office of the Colam- ia railroad, for the fiseal year ending November 30, 1353, mount to $59,49 31, being an increace of $1 over iast year. The expenses of the cflice for the year were $1,681 42. The shipments of lead from the upper mines of the ‘Missia ippi for November wer Shipped from Galena, per river. Reed from eet Der railroad do from Dubuque, Potosi, & DMG sin trhavv<vcesnenccidpieeefeseensieecsveas Same time last year... Decrease for 1863, pigs. ; We learn from the annual meseage of the Govsrnor of ‘Virginia, that the aggregate outstanding debt of the State on the 30th of September Jast, the close of the Siseal year, was $18,041,775 50, of which $8,256,171 63 is invested in productive stocks—leaving $9,920,275 50 of unproductive atocks, Subscriptions, appropriations and Isans autho- tized by law, render the State liable for an additional sum of $7,750,739 45; whieb, added to the above amount of $9,220,275 50, will exhibit an aggregate indebtedness and Usability, over and above productive stock, of $14,672,014 | 95. And, if we add this sum to the amount of productive | tock, to wit:—8,258,171 63, we will find that the grand ‘total of outstanding Cebt and liability is $25,937,156 58. Mc reover, the State is subject to a contingent liability for 92,910,080—being the amount of eubseription to companies of whose organization no information has been received, It thus appears that the whole cebt of the State, exclusive of productive investments, amounts to $20,581,004 9%, or to $238, 847,263 68, if we include the amount of ‘productive investment. But the amount of productive debt, to wit: 319,196,064, is small in comparison with the rascurces of the State, The auditor of public accounts estimates the value of property in the State at $600,600,000, The Frederick (Va ) News of the Sth instant, says:— The State mortgage on the Rappahannock canal wai closed om Friday morning, by « sale made by W. P. Bo cock, the Attorney General, Commissioner. The whole ry was purchased by Wellington Gordon, Trustee, Cor the sum o By a further provision of the Gecree, the State will tak rest in stock, and the purchase being madecn behalf of the creditors, their debts will also be ratisfied by stock, ani the company ‘thus relieved from its embarrassments, and freed from <he incumbrance of this load of debt, ‘will comméace a new era in its history under what we hope will prove to ‘be brighter auspices and with more favorable prospects of Guccess, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption Cor warehouse, and the withdrawals from warehouse dariag the week ending and including Thursday, Dec. 8, 368. = Movemeyts or Formcy Dry Goons, Withdrawals from Warehouse, Phys. Value. Phys. Value. -MANOPACTORES OF WOOL MANUFACTURES OF SILK. 5 3845 3 144 9 3311 43 (9,952 % IT * a $20, 316 MANUFACTURES OF FLAX Linene . 147 $26 160 Lnon& cotton 3 705 eel . 30, Asoo 855 feew goots.- yi "92 25,618 Entered for We . MANUFACTURES OF WooL, MANUFACTURES OF SILK. tevee 76 982,442 26 $31,432 Mo 6318 36 22)251 4226 46,230 — 6 3619 61 $68,083 flat MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. Linens ., 233 Do. and cotton 58 Lega eee ae Straw 0 “$10, 4 Sl ae Total, Total,...... 327 $50,750 MANGPACTURES Total... ,.1,211 $266,924 Entered for Cammy. pope MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. MANUFACTURES ,. Cottons,,....1123 $207, (od 4 58,065 102 Cotton and do 130 Shawls, 5 Laatings. Blankets . Total......1,668 $286,771 MANUVACTURES OF ttt Silks... 83 Ribbons TORKS OF FLAT, Satins 154 $154,022 Laces 118 28,367 Velvets 4° 4.720 Vestings Handkerchiefs 10 5.868 Plush . kg Rains 389 Cravat 8. and wi 24688 =Total ...... ‘957 $200,350 B.and cottons 30 14,526 MISCELLANEOUS. Gloves & mit. 1 L'7L0 Straw goods,, 244 $47,762 Brds and bégs 16 8,327 Feathers, cc, 6 ‘BSL Gimpa &frgs., 2 8T Embroidery Raw. A Louth. gloves Wearing art's. Totel...... 244 $184,927 Total RecarrruLation. $118,372 89,750 256,264 68,593 44,973 11,168 $454,336, 1294 $215,590 1851. ‘alue put on mrrket week ending Deo..8 60% Previously since Jaa.l 57,67 1,945 1862. 833 Tota! 495 $50,006,152 $8’ Foreiga goods are still in but slack request, the spring inquiries not having fairly commencad, a3 yet. Still, with diminished dread of excessive imports, and the prospect of | a very large consumption during the next three ‘or four months, owners do not appear willing to make any con- cessions in prices, nor very eager to eeil anything like de sirable fabrics. The unsettled state of sfairs on the continent—the dissentions between employers and em ployes in Gyeat Britain—the scarcity of labor in several portions of the United Kingdom, and the hieh value of raw material everywhere, tend to present an over production, which will, in time, do much to obstruct the shipment of goods frm) Europe on manu‘acturers’ accaunt, and to limit the execution of orders. Hence, the confidence of im- porterr who expect to be able to sell all they have eon- tracted for on acvantageous terms, ere the close of the ensuing season. It is quite asmoath tovwecuze ‘any con- siderable supplies of German, French, or Eagiish produo tions, either for immediate or future delivery, under the extreme prices of the fall. Nor can Chinese fabrics be obtained very easily, except at some improvement in Stock Exchange. Fawar, Dec. 9, 1858. 1,101,887 $1000 Tenn cou 5’s.c 91 100 ShsCumbCiCos30 3755 1000 Erie Income... 97}, 50 1000 HudR 24 MB... * x02" 200 7000 DICRRB....be0 84 100 1000 NY C RR Bs s3 93% 300 8500 do. 95% 200 5000 do. 200 10 chs DAH 150 7 Bank Com.....83 107; 2 459 ParkerVa By 16 Shoe & leat B.b3 97 10 N Y Central RR.. 115% od Morris core #90 ae aa 100 3 116% 18 +83 116% 100 Penn & L Zioc .s3 160 MeCullochGold cord 26 Flor & Key... .b30 do. blo ts A . 3k Mich Sout b’aRR, 125 21 Mich 8. Construe..1051¢ 59 N. [nd Construe «10534 200 shs Gold dill M.. 400 Parser VeinCGo §3 380 Nic Transit Co... 27% B80 “80 SY comiial ii ; "1b % “Mines and Mining. Faipay, Dac, 0—6 P. M. The rales to day were not so large as yesterday. Gar- diner was in good demand at 1%; Lehigh sold at 3%, buyer 60, with tendencies to rite toa higher figure. The better class of eopper stocks are now offered at the board regularly. We trust they will be dealt in more freely than they have been. For Copper Falls 45 were bid; for Tolter 10%; for Winthrop 13;. We are surprised to see Potomac offering at 1. Accounts hare bsen received from oe of the branch mices of this company, which would seem to promise very brilliant results. The cap- tain of the Isabella mine, in Tennessee, writes on the lat December :— Being a few bours behind the ing, I send you by express to Cloveland, the gratifying in Igence that we came down upon the copper in tho shaft about noon to-day; it looks beautifully and there is mo doubt of ite abundance. ‘I shall probably out copper the course o/ this week. 1 shall ‘make sil'tho srrangemente short time, dressing floors, sheds, 42 - and you may ox- poct copper in marke? from tio gros: isnboila mine ia tho course of a few weel The statement is confirmed by Charles A. Proetor, engi- neer, who, on the same day, writes to say that— Copper was cut at the Isabella shaft this day, at noon. The men came upon a solid mass of black oro. Up to this evening it is found to extend over the whole boston of the batt, Brey sve feet from the turfoce. 1 will refer you to a formér plan of the position of the ore, &o. I hi 8 fini-hed an hich J find to be worth 5? tet ,, Which lo*t this morn y of the or the copper fires produced from the lambell: ia the adit. ‘welve oF You will copper in one solid ma 4 sample and give you, compact, with not more than ove thire aa rauch sulphur aud half sa nuou iron in the ore found a4 in the other mines here, MINING BOARD. DEC, 9. 100 she Lehigh Z..060 33¢ CITY TRADE REPORT. Fupar, Deo, 9--6 P. M Astms—Only 60 bbls. changed hancs today, at $5 50 for pots, and $5 56%; for pearls, per 100 Ib, Breapetu) yrs-Flour was more freely offered, at easier ra\ but not more enquired for. The day’s sale reached 17,80 bbls, Sour at $6 1234 a $637}, ; superfine, No. 2, at $: 2 $6 6234: ordinary to ck oice State, at $57. 6 9336; mixed to fancy Western, at $6 81% a $7, and other grades at pro- portionste prices, Nothing new occurred in Cenadian. Lome 1,200 bbls. Southern found buyers at $7 064 a 25. for mixed 10 good; $7 26 ® $7 37', for favorite; aad Hi 8734 a $7 76 for fancy, Rye flour was scarce and quiet, Cornmeal ruled dull and heavy, Wheat was less activ: andrather cheaper. The business included 10,000 bash prime Genesee white, at $1 78; 8,000 do, Ps do. 73; 16,600 (Caradian do., in bond, Michigan, a $153. ere have bien sold 16,000 buShels r, 45103: and 4,000 bushels barley, at 84';9. No change occurred in oats. Cora was less tought after, The oe ( movements comprised 28.000 bushels, at 780. » 800. for new mixed Soutiern white and yel low ; 800. a 81 Ke. for old Southern and Western mixed; and 810, a 820. for old yellow, per bushel. orrex—The (ay’s sales amounted to Aa apc Java, at 130, and 200 bags Rio at Ilo. a Tine pe Co1toN—Salea were made to "306 on 3914 alos, inotad- ing for ex) 142, home use, 1, pooulation, 67; in transitu, 2,400; market ie at Wonday’ 4 yjastations. Freicis—Engagements were it, an shippers were in- clined to await the receipt of the ‘a letters, before bout 1, 1,599 barrels dour a) $11.18 | a4 4, nad about 15,009 bashela at 124. a 12444., with 200 a 300 bales oot- tou at 3- ‘32d., and 1,600 barrels oil at 40s. per ton. London—1,000 tierces beef wore engaged at 7s. ite 000 barrels naval stores, including rosin et bs.; and 6,000 bushels grain at 15d. Yeasel was taken up to load with flour, at ‘ain was at 26c. A vessel eagaged cotton ‘for jurg at 134c. per Ib. A vessel was loaded with grain for Antwerp at 18d., and 2,009 barrels tlour were engaged for the eame port, 6s. For California—5,000 barrels flour were eng by the clipper ahip Archer, at $3, while measurement goods rage. from 56¢_a 60c. Faourr—There were 2,000 boxes wet, dried, and dry bunch raisins taken, at $2 65 a $2 70 and $3 16. Hora,—We heard that 30 bales new found buyers, at 460 1 5Ce. "per 100 Ibs, Hay.—The market was steady, at 960. a 700. for ship- ment. The sales embraced 600 to 800 bales at the figures named. Inov,—The market continued firm for Seotch pig, with sales to a mode: extent at $37 50, usual time, Latus.—Fastern were in demand, at from $1 3 per thousand. LEaTaKR,—Sole contin to advance. and 280. for choice lots hemicck, light ard middle weights, isia some eases demanded; 220. however is the prevailing price. But quality overweights, suitable for retailing, is held at 20¢., and 19¢. is readily yealized. Good damaged brings 18c. and 19c. per lb.; poor damaged 12c, to 150. In oak tannages there is also an improvement, say lc. per lb. during the last week. 1¢ seems pretty evident from pre- sent indications that prices for leather must improve ma- terially during the winter and spring. The light import of hides during the fall months renders it now certain, with even the ordizary consumption of leather in th approaching season, that there will bo a large deficiency’ in the stocks of leather to mest the demaud, and nothing but difficulties in the money market to interrupt the pay- mente for stocks already sold, can praveot a rise in the price of yp to rates higher than haa bean known fer years. The stocks arc generally light, with steady Gey MoLssses.—The day’s transactions consisted of 500 bhi» new crop New Orle t 82c.; 26 bble. old do., at 2°; and 200 hhde, Cuba, at 2le. Nava Stones. —Sp rite of turpentine was quiet, at 650. & 6T7o., oath and time; with sales of 1,590 bola common rostu, ‘at $1 5. Raw, was nominal, at 4 75 » $5. Ois,—There were sold a small lot of selected whale at 68¢.; 1 0C0 bbls. crude sperm on private trras; and 2,500 gations Mpreed at 5c. per gallon. Provisions —Pork still red nolders. The sare sales comprised 700 bbls. tern, at $13 50a $13 62 for meas, and $11 25 for prime; with 100 bbls. new meas $15, Dew pickled shoulders and hams were iasctivs, at 7c. a 10c, per 1b. Dressed hogs commanded 62. a 60. Ps 1b. Some 200 bbls, lard were disposed of at 9ig3. Oe per lb, There were 250 bbls. beef sold at yester- Gay's quotations. Ohio snd State butter was ia request, at 10c. @ 13. and l€c. a 193. per lb. Cheese was in fair demand, at 73¢¢ a 8%:c. for Ohio, and90 a 10c, for State. Stock extimated at 80,000 a 90,000 boxes Ohio, and 25,000 — ‘tate, Rest. Estare.—Sales at auction, by E. H. Ludlow:—One atore and lot, No, 52 Tompkins strest, near Rivington street, $5,650; one lot south side Twenty seventh strect, 250 feet weat of Tenth avenue, 25x98, $2,810. SvGaas—There were 4(0 hhds, Guba bought at 4c. a 4%e. per Ib. Toxacoo—About 100 bhds. Kentucky changed hande, for export, on private terms. Wuuskxy—Sales have been made of 5€0 bbis. Jersay, Ohio, and prison, at 270. a 23 \c.; and 75 bhds, dradge, at 28c. per gallon. ‘Woot= Sines the recent auetion sles, the market bh deen very quiet. Two more important sales are to take place on the 15th instant; one of 400,000 lbs. domestic fleece, and the other of 1,(60 bales. Mediterranean. Tie tales are advertised to be peremptory. : ————————————————————— AOVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. THAANTS REGOTER. —————— eee OR RENT—THE HaNDSOMEST STOREHOUSE IN large, et wie. with a good staircase from the street to the second and third stories; each floor has a lodg- ing room connected—all fitted for gas, water, and other oon- venionces. Address W. A. BICHBAUM. Nashville, Tenn. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—PLEASANTLY LOCA- ted (Union squar: pod in good order; will bo lot for 2 years from May next. tely. Fora pri ‘Yate family: or a few doi BILLING & TUCKER, eee 289 Broadway. ANDSOME PUBNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN BROAD- ‘way, near Broome street, with pantrios, uite: dle for single gentlemen; a's». offices for busin sional purposes. Apply at 502° Breadwa: Hes TO LBT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, eker street, near Broadway.— Two story attic in good order; rent two yours from May Barks Wornitere in good order, and will be sold low with lense, BILLING & TUCKER, Auctioneers, 289 Broadway. ‘ANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS WISHING TO Iooate thelr business permanently on New York Island, $0 which univterrapted communication is hourly made by several conveniences throughout the year, can avail thom- solves of an opportunity now offered by capitalists, who are Pilling te orect on the land alluded to, good substantial brisk buildings, aul ‘Any manufacturing oF mecbanical pur- Doses, “Will be lesved st moderate rents. be woll sup- lied with Croton water, and otherwise unexcoptionable. ‘artionlars may be obtained at the American Institute, 351 Brosdway. 10 LET UNTIL THE FIZST OF MAY—THE STORE ON the corner of Third avouwo and Niath stroet, and the Tonge fer eale for the wholo building, for four yoars from that time. Apply at the realestate and loan oftee 1 Chambers atreot, in the basement. 10 PIANOPORTE MANUFACTURERS—TO LET, a lsrge show room. with a fine eps ag ‘and connected with the store under the Waverly Hotel. Rent will be ‘ow toa good tenant Apply on the premivos. FOR SALS. $14. 000- AT PRIVATE SALE, FOR AN ELEGANT house om Nee a te with all ny im- Piprements, riehl for berse 9 ae ser rick house in At! Eee hres Brool BOARDING AND LODGING. oSLENDID er or FURNISHED R00) on Ace. floor back, of a first olass hous: artical provement Broadway, betwoon eh ress eal Stns iantad tors nee leman or » gentleman ‘22x00, all in good ordor and wort ed Riseite west BILLING & TUCKER, Auction ) Broadway. | partioulare ploaso apply at Now Usinesivy alas —DRUG STORE—A FIRST CLASS STORE TINE FRONT 200K 0 100 $1.5 DUO. senause 7 advantaren, in now of 4 A wits cine rooms, outa rita ie a eore, ace sat tv loavo tho sity. jomen, Ww wishin to purahase, cond ‘Moferences ere eral oat Partial board, at 170 Canal Adi dress otropo- had. FURNISHED ROOM T0 LET, SUITABLE FOR ONE RU YIVE YEARS ablishod, in ® good us orhood. worl of one of the principal av fein a ool ey ri and for z physician or any good d ticulars “apply to B. W. RICHARDS, ca Broal way. or two single gent! apie gentlemen, ‘Apply Ant HLEOANTLY PURNIRIIRD LOR TO 1! ing! mon, lady; sie.e neat at 119 Grand sires, 2.0. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AN + gaterprising man to commence basinass oa & small ital.” A light and vory profitable indoor busine for tho above sum. Excellent for traveling. Apply, y 5 Catherino strovt, corner of Division, fourth floor, room No. 12, ILLIARD TABLES FOR will be sold cheap for oash, 4mquire of D. D, Te—NEARLY NEW, 54 NASH, SINGLE pany ipin a CAN BE ACCOMMODATED try aa ‘Avrly aft ea Franklin street, near Broadway, with a ‘lor and bedroom, with lm yt on thi floor with or wi igus broalt st mith thee Lore of hot, cold, and shower P Bey Fronts Tesoud sizech, between Wourih and Loslontoa east (A GENTLEMAN AND IIIS WIFE CAN S8CURB GOOD nard and good rooms in « first class eae, ho. Apply atdt Warren streot. Brooklyn, a 0 Broadw: —THE BUSINESS, TO- Le drug for a number of RUG BUSINESS FOP SALE. gethor with the stock wae Lead of s waol house in this city, the» ti iy a years and pew a bus Teasonable term: All co) if oe wishing to rotiro from the bask ddreased to B. & Co., box 2,144 tention. \NGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE—OF TWENTY E ty five horse wom built for the government, reas x ne ki ‘hey aro nearly and is first x. ‘Nassau oi R SALR—TWO COTTAGE HOUSES, ON CLINTON avenue, Breoklyn, with two lots ‘and stable to cash, Thoy are well finished, marble mantels, gas, hot air furnaces ranges, bells, speaking tubes, &o. ‘Tho Jovation is uneur- in Brookiyn. Apply to RK. SARJEANT & GAY, 19T rom waar Re SALE—THE LEASE, kcatathes AND FIXTURES of one of the best dining sal im ne lower pret of the doing sn extensi' i Rely 0 G. W. d States Real Estate Out ‘apsau streak, ‘third floor. TWO SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES, oni Aa of the fixtures complete; leo, a eplendid took of now tables, at the old stand, No. %) Aan atre GR LFFITH & "DEC! KER. OR SALE—POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY, the stock, furniture and lease of the old established four and feed store, known as David Lane’s, i No. 147 Tenth strott, tow dolng and sold only as the owner is reing to particulars inquire on the ‘satisfactory references OR SALE—A PLOT OF GROUND ON THE NORTH side of 106sh street, 125 fest west of Blehth avenue, with a front of 23 feet on 106th to running 200 foot through to orth stro:t, and widening to $0 feat, Pelee $160. Also, two lots on Twenty-sixth atroo ply to BL MRINSHIMER, ‘i fourth avenuo, after 2 P.M. OR “Sal E—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD- will of s wholesale and rotail grocery store, corner of Broad and Bridge streets, Newark, N.J. The store has deen crtablished fora number of years, in connection with an extensive country trade, and is considered one of the best locations in the eity. Any one who is desirous of going into the business will find this s good bat hues 0: Tho obj if th seriber selling out i ant at he hag ‘opaneated himself with another busine cl STANFORD, 107 Broad street, corner of Bridge, Newarhe N.J. OR SALF, A BARGAIN—THE HOUSE, WITH LONG learo of lot, northwest corner of Third avenue and Sixty- first street; also the lease of adjoining lots, suitable for a coal ard; 8 brown stone house ia Twenty: h strect, nose ourth avenue; Jarge brown stone house in Twenty-third street, near Fourth avenue; house and lot in Walkor streot; house snd lot in Mercer street, near Amity street; three story and basement br’ok house in ‘Twenty. eighth stroe! thes ‘tory and basement brick houso-on Loxiogton avenw SHEE hivases on Righteonth street; 4 hverttory neiek toe Twenty, socond street; lots on Fifth, Madison, Third Losing nd Second avenues, and in various parts of ¢! fue farm at Hempstead, of 100 acrer, will be orchanged £9¢ & houeo in Brooklyn or Willismeburg) farms in, Wost- chester county, Orange county, a pply to _LUsit rs ‘OON, T thied dvesue, OR SALE LOW—A SORREL HORSE, 11}; HANDS. worranted sound and kind, together with light wagon and harness, altost now. The horse can trot hia mile in three min- utes, and is soven years old. Inquire of Willots & Snydor, ‘Twenty-first stroot, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. ibledete SALE.--ANY PERSON eee ming im wi £0 business of hotel raro chan et a house at ‘The house is uated in the m: and is now doing a good business; al tached, Satisfactory roasons given for selling. Lay, Broadway Fost Offic nos AND LOT NO. 47 BOND STREET, FOR Address aale.—Tho house is in perfect order, has'all the modern conver ot and cold bath, water oloi Groton iw every nory, mub-callar, &c. Tn addition to, ths main houso is a suit of offisea in the roar, with the very best light for a dontist o physician; would be convenient for sit- ting or sewing rooms for a family, or for a aursery; or, by Tambving partitions, a geod dlsingsoom for & board \inghouse, being on same floor as parlors. Apply on the premises, or to JH. BIRDSAL, (47 Broadway. Loma FOR SAUE.—FOUR, FULLSIZE, ON EASTERLY ido of Ninth avenue, eon Fifty-ninth and reets; four, on southerly side of Fifty-ninth street, o the Gedtral Park commsning 22 feetonst of Broadw 3ix100, northwest cornerof Eighty sixth str W. J. STEWAR bl grote Gl PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE TWO three story frame buildings and lease of lots ix Twenty- firth etreet, one hundred fet below Tenth avenue. Los:s thirteen years from May las’, with two renewale of-twenty one years each, at the ground ront of $50 per lot and taxes. Stock and fixtures of a first rate grocery and Ji juor store will old with the le: arate 8, No, Any one desirous of makin: Investment will -Ltaina bargain. Apply to J- LYON 9Chembers strect, or on the premises. (0 LET—ON CLERMONT AVENUE, BROOKLYN, A two story ard basement cottare hvuso, containing eight rooms, hard finished walls, marble liding doors, grates, ko. For further particulars inquire of Ht. Bendal, Union Hotel, Likerty street, moar Concsrd, or of 7. Eva u3 Willoughn street Rent $200 per annum. Immodi n will ven. 10 LET—TWO NEW STORES, ON BLOCK CORNER OF Broadway and Thirty-fourth street, at the low price of £10 per month. Also, = seed store, second floor an X 10 Clava&Pittebg RR. 85 | ments on Broadway at $25 per month. Apply to R.G. yo Cumb Coal Co, 830 8734 35 Galena & Chie RR.122 | Pierce, Pine street, cornor of Broadway, under The Motespo: seve sb8O 385g litan Bank. SECOND BOARD. (POLRT_ONE NEW FIRST CLASS HOUSE) IN THIRTY. +6 170,08 wo suite rooms for small gon- be tera carer ais errs ‘Two capital stores on Broadway, ab 2000 MC RR Bas... 8244 100 82 dargains. ‘8 first class boardinghow 1000 NY Cen RR Bs 83 ys corner of Broadway, jor ray cd 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF THE STORE OC- cupied by us; itis fuely lichted, and a desirable looation, Apply to MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILLIAa No'Ld Vesey and No. 6 Barclay. streets, directly in the ree? of the Astor House. 2 Pe ahas NUMBER OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR also, a store and four basements, in the new build- ine 128 aiway, corner of Fulton streot. Apply to R. W. RUSSELL, re‘ m No. 8, 212 Broadway. from 11 to 8 o'clock, 10 LITA NEW CORNER STORE AND HOUSE, ON Ninth avenv A large grocery, or meat market. Also, a net S petvate, “Gwelling up town.’ Apply at 187 South street up stairs. Ten avenue; it contains six rooms, with pantry 4 large cellar which contains a furnaco to eparate hall door Third avenue apply on the premises, or at 92 from 10 to 8 o'elo DANIEL SNOON AN: LET—PART OF A TWO STORY HOUSE IN BROOK- lyn, not far from either ferry, suited for » gentleman and wite or mother and daughter Kent moderate, Apply At 120 State atreet, west side of Court. (0 LET, IN EAST BROOKLYN—PART OF A NEAT cottage honse, consisting of two rooms and three bed- rooms on the second floor, together with pleasant front base- ment. Apply to A. WILL TS, 6 Pearl Stroot, N. 10 RENT. with large garde: the water, and within ai of tbe the C 4 Hall. 5 of LOR T-ONE HALF OF THAT LARGE DOUBLE on the corner of Fifty ninth street and Seéond ‘bath room, and Inquire of GEORG Duane stro HORSES, CARRIAGES, 6&0. OR SALE—A GOOD SECOND HAND EXPRESS wagon. Ap’ ply to to WARD & LAMPMAN, Daane street pier, New York and Eric Railroad office, OR SALE—A FEED WAGON, COAL Ca iT AND coalgcale. The abeve artioles in good rer, hav ing been in use but » short time: will be sold very lor Appl tthe feed store of Wm. Harwood, noar the lenny Bri Routh Brooklyn. ARDSOME DOUBLE CARRIAGE FOR SALE—BUIL? R. Lawrence, nearly new. To besold low. Apply Sunets 21 Bast Twenty second street, or to ©. SUYDAM, 19 Kast Twonty-second atroct, A SPLENDID BAY MARE, zh, perfectly sound and min kind, sad can trot a mile in thre and harness, little used, will be a 9 the New York Club stablo, 30 Creat Jone 10 HORSE Malay gt —W. BANHAM, SENIOR, VETE Can be se root. rinary surgeop, 39 t, would state that he will attend with #hill I ai ¢ horses committed to his et Charges moder EN —Good stabling and careful ‘seentm ANTED—A HORSE, 15% BANDS HIGH OR OVER, ty 4 build. young, sound, and A..." that oan trots pile in 246. Any one, having such & horse to dispose of may hoa: of = purchaser nL 4 Union aquare Post Offies, giving ac sociptirns price, and whore to be scen, MEDICAL. He. COOPER, NO. 14 DUANE STRERT, MAY BE COR sulted with confidence, His practice is over twenty-tw yours at his prosent 100. Tt Ri JOHNEON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY BE COR diseases. Di = Pa ig 4 se ‘Soe his diploma R. WARD, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ‘Rdioburg, Scotland, be er with fey: ‘at 50 Canal street, of Broadway, from mie tar 10 Fa: Rk. Lg Lan NO. eee STREET, ONB DOR from Bi Wh 788 eulted ae usual in hie a ciality, from cal until WP. a daily. Dr. W. a dunte of the University of Edinburg, Soetlend. Pee BALPE-. ay dy og we OFFICE CONSULTATION GtooP. M., except fi eave Vases neue Woooner oben ARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE—THE ENTIRE STOCK nd lease of one of the best clothing stores in the city. It has been occupied as such for the last five years, and is ood business. Seldom such n opportunity nin Fulton street, Please address R. S., enr Cans! street, five yours lease, for ssl Vrggtengd Site AND HOUSE NEAR BROADWAY, yh suitable for a tailor, grocer, or most an: Raton! sith unme sud nddrden, Lense, Heratd ¢ 10 BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY—IN ytd l 4 uence of ill health, s mustard mill, entirely nov aleo, & rs Lape /nge ‘superior brown and white mustard seed. consists ef eight pairs of r 4 eight stampers, and two seive frames, with four seives each. Isquire of W. T. FARRIER, or of O. HIGGINS, Lower Morrisania. ALUABLE EXHIBITION FOR SALE—CONSISTING of a panoramic rated Kyle, repre. iting the Mil i uth to the rast ‘Anthony, faithful representation of a'l th my vening cfties, with the wild and pictaresyue peau of "this mighty river—ita noble steamers, flatboats, floods, storms, &c,—the whole forming one of the Bit ineructive and pleasing exbibitions of the present age. Length, 1,50) fees; width, feet 6 inches. To be seen at No. 256 satire, between the hours of Iland3. Apply to H. HANINGTO! No. 54 Franklin street. ‘AKEFIELD AND UNIONPORT ee aa ae aecrein the former, half an sore in the jeter, SE tale. Aadcous, with mame snd addross, Wakefield, Horal HOUSES, ROOMS, &., WANTED. | Saas HOUSE.—WANTED TO RENT, FOR ONE ar, with a view to purchase, a modora, well built { moderate nize, with from ten to fifteen acros of land, 3. A.K., Horald he use, about five miles from the city. Address office. ODERATS ros of land miles ot tho oity. ch’ ater county or Now Situation on the North river, in W Jersey would te acceptable, | Add: Price, &0., box No. 29) Now York P. (TAS CHANDELIERS WANTED.—ANY PERSON haying two chan daliers, suitabla for parlors, and in good orier, will find a ‘Address or app y to J. D. "Chovalier, 35) ‘Broxdway, second ftory. “A good prico would be paid for the loan of two for four months. W ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AN UN- furnished rooma and bo¢room, with board, ins plea- sant and desirable ‘whe peered thoy wish to be pormanont, Possession immcé stating terms aad loos- tion, X. ¥. Z., Wornld Mae ANTED TO PURCHASE—CLAY LAND, SUITABLE for making bricks, with or without a brick yard, with. in fifty miles of the city of New York, by water communioa- tion. Address J. P., Horald office, stating jjoulars. tPF dy BrOany Ay: TWO SUITS OF HANDSOMELY Parties, at iy Yonionoces atachod to the house are modorn, and good attend- ance furnie! FINANOIAL. REAL ESTATE AND GENERA! en fee, Tem prepared to make the rrith the exception if, personal peo- Te st strictly on 7 2 tinge con fid 4 in ibsrta oe by atte, JAMES wade uid Spring ees $100. 000. —GREAT PUBLIC ACCOMMODA' ‘+ —Persons in want of monoy oan 4 amount ad i Be mo and morohandise of ov ription diamonds, watches, J 7 ‘tlie, @ Bs ee All transactiona oonfiden: Private Sees russ trom 9S 9A. M. too ti B., at LLTAM TA —CASH fag be yin $87,000."sre rian erohanaies yt the teen Ri Ty Avn Tireet, ty floor, frome Foo. Separate rooms for ladies, O&- TO LOAN—AT 27 GRAND STRERT, | comer of Bowery, Mongy advanced ow jewelry, segart 3, only, ice in N ‘ork ae monty "Tak be had on lif terme, Hours froeeg toe Anta yr oash, Transactions confidentiat.| $50.000 STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO “ single gentioman s farnished room, with breakfast where every endeavor would bo made to add to comfc $50. 000 70, x04x-on DIAMONDS, WATOEI Fally, (ity stooke fedy in vase Bough’ for ons] ras veh, i meme from, , Bp Nassau stroot, corner of Ann, second floor, room No. 2 ton, ay No. 168 Sullivan stroct, third door from Houston. ‘Torms A SHALL FURNISHED ROOM 70, LET TO ONE OR two single gontle in a private house. A person I payment. App'y at No. 98 Prince streot, a fow doors wost of Broadway. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND.— £1 cial seeperey. on the wes Drak oP tendin: le fosuit, from £1 a part “Uist wards, Payable at sight, and good in ER Are FAMILY WOULD BE ventiemon a@ boarders, B * he ‘comforts of « home, Rofer- moderate; references exchanged, ablo to give lessons on tho piano will be taken a1 par: A RESPECTABLE ay weet id hi required. rien FINE FRONT PARLOR ANDIFRONT BEDROOM, on the second floor, handsomely farn'shed. Also, a fingle room for single gentlemen. ‘The house has tho modsen improvements. Apply at 59, corpor of Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue, opposite the Clarendon Hotel, FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE COMFORT- ably acoommodated with breakfast ard tes, and dinner on Sunday, The house has all the modern improvements. Apply at 112 Wost Twonty-second street, betweon Sixth and Seventh avenues, : pated od hal} Poh rol taal et ees BOARDERS innee ie ble socommodations, 5 and vend inn ae mere likely to ob! other medium bi long shia and is now ed at 230 Broadway, corner of Read: 1 70 AND 72 FRANKLIN STREET, TWO OR THREE Feoms on the first and sosend floor, with largo bade yome attache: 'y furnished, will be lot’ on rossonablo terms fo'aaglo ‘geutlomen: with ‘breakfast if required, rerved 1a thoir room. Inqwiro at 72, first house wost of Broadway. RE YOU LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARDEDS t— Our extonsive arranges onts make it the surost and most respectable mothod of securing either. Plrase call and judge for yourselves. Boardors politely directed to suitable places of charge. Office 73 East Fourteenth street, pear Union square, A room to let, to single patlemen, in a private hi comforts of = hom eo given. Terms rae at No. 98 Prince Tune a low doors west of ) i epee mbar IN A RESPECTABLE HOUSE, fors gentleman, wife and son, fourteen years old, in s enteel location down town. Communications, with refer- eens fae eae, ‘and location, to be addressed to W. 8. it HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM AND heart OARD.—SINGLE a CAN BE ACCOMMO- rs ee Tooms at No. aid rae ite oi aes Eee ees out Ouse baths and ea. Bet Reforences required. f wi dig OSRD—WEST OF AND NEAR BROADWAY; HOUSE first class, snd newly furnished throughout; has baths and 59; rooms and suits now vacant Dinner at half-past five O'clock. ‘The mort unexceptionable references required and Hiven. “Apply at 29 Clinton place, near Righth stroct, OARD.—WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF SOUTH Americans and other Sptniards who wish board and the comforts of an ngreeable home, in a respostable private fa- nil Shere are at pretent few Southerners, and he goneral conversation of the h Itis were opportunity for those wishing to eee ‘the Span- s they sap have constant practice. The French the family. Location Fifth and Sixth langus ane ry also *poken by membors o 3 West ‘Twenty-second Mateect, betwe avenues. 'AYLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall stroot, oornor Poart._| DRAFTS ON IR om authority, on the Boliasl Basie Bees eae to mit, from £1 upwards, payable at aight, and good in (reli TAYLOR BROTHERS, 76. Wall stroet, corner Peart. £)] DRAFTS ON SCOTLAND.—WR DRAW, BY cial authority, on the National Bank, in sums joes fom £1 upwards, payable at aight, and good in ane TAYLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall street, corner Ass LADY WHO HA8 NOT A SUFFICLENCY OF MEANS) A aes ‘ask tho loan of fifty dollars from a gen! ww moni hs, . anil he, to commenc; ao snoctatie business. Oa having such pS do much go as sisting hor, whe olaime a right bo vit and respectability. Address Loan, Horald office, ONUS.—A BONUS OF TWENTY DOLLARS WILL B paid to any person aot tho advertiser, s raspea| table man, a situation juctor on a railroad, “Ad Clifford, (confidential,) Horald offic (CALIPORNTA CIVIL. FUND BONDS.— MESS) Cook of San Fran that ‘he s eonnent, of tho following California, rote fund a 1, 1864, will be pall atthe Amerioan x Hanks No. 60 Wal ork. por ot, bondal due in 1855, aa Hacker April 25. 16i; on 7 par ot ivonsen in 1861, a8 per rar Sigh 28, 1861; on 7 por ob. bonds, due 1870, aa per act of May |ASH ADVANCES, (OR BOUGHT OUT cab trope on storage of all kinds of di seat Pe y, goods in custom house, ond: ind silver ware, piano Ronly int the etore, OS Fulton streets 'C. Ge (CASH ADVANCES. LIBERAL ADVANCES monda, watches, jewelry, soxars, pial merchand and ‘personal proporty i bought out for cash, on reasonable terms. je street, corner Broadwa; from 9 to 5 o'cloo! IVIDEND.—OFFICE CITIZ ele pea BEURAMS Company, New York, Deo. 5, 1853.—. er cent has beon declared this day, ren ~ ion ‘ 10 office, No. 67 Wallstreet. J. M. McLEAN, Secratary. ORAL. ERSONS HAVING FUNDS SEEKING ¢ assured of large dividends on valuo of stock, (where probably only one quarter of ty amount subsoribed Will be oalled in,) ina new compan orgsnizing, to exist in New York, RG addressing “Se rl Tlerald office, where wn ‘interview may be had, invostment is s perfectly safe and desirable ‘OHN B. MURRAY, NO. 12 WALL STREBT, 01 Continental Bank, negotiates on commission the purol and sale of railroad bonds, stocks, bonds and mortage other securities, Advances effected upon vessu's Proved merchandise, ‘ONEY! bottled I—CASH ADVANCES MADE eri sopaes, Pianos, ; 1% sail ek WEOR mb AM. 08. Me ues sees. is OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE accommodated with board and bedroom, in a house clean and neatly farnished, ing strictly private tamily; no ehileren. No other boarders, Address No, 11 East teenth street. OARD.—A PARLOR AND. BEDROOM ON THE second floor, to lot, toa gentleman and his wife, ia a private family. All the modern improvements, &c. Con- tiguous to stages anderailros! References oxchanged. Call at 145 West Twenty second street, betwoon Sixth and Seventh avenut OARD.- FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN DE siring board, will find elegantly furnished apartmonts in Biome seplote wilt: evety oomvonibone for Sukie eomatoey b> applying at 151 Tenth street, corner of Fourth avenue. Also, a parlor and bedroom, just vacated by a Spanish family, family, will be let reavonably for the wint OARD.—WANTED, A FURNISHED ROOM AND hosed for a lady, widow lady's pretorred, or where there are fow or no boarders, Address R. R., Broadway Post Offce, stating terms and location. OARD AT 613 BROADWAY—FRONT AND REAR second and third floors, elegantly furnished, f § rooms for single gontlemen, with full boara. as all the modern improvements. Refsrcnces ‘The house wxohanged | pret on A PRIVATE te —A GENTLEMAN fe, or two or thres single rommed Minted ‘ith rooms and board, shor Ehgated in Wort Fitveonth stroes, No. Bi, between Eight and Ninth avenuos. Baths, &o. Persons wishing # comfort- ‘sble home can apply as ty ‘ O4RD IN CHAMBERS STREET. the ay floor, pantry attaol suitable for gentle man snd wife, or single gentleman, had with bear: cbtnred at No 21 Chambers street. Roferences aged PARLOR ON ee, WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN ‘AND WIE, in a small private family whore there aro no other boarders. second story room, house wit sll the modern im- Sica ta; up town proferred, Address, Thomas, ald offic BPoAkd IN PRINCE STREET.—TO LET, ONE LARGE room on the third floor, with several smsil ones, suitable for winter. Also one on first floor, in a first class house, con- taining all t)e modern improvements, Apply at 37 Prince street, second door west of Broad OARD IN BROOKLYN—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- men can obtain pleasant rooms, with partial board; they will find the comfortsof a home. Only a fow boarders are taken. Torms very rossonable. Apply at 156 Adams street, near Fu'ton ferry. Buz, AND ROOMS, FOR FAMILIES AND SINGLE gentlemen can be had, at No. 19 Union square, west ‘6. OARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, in the vicinity of Fourteenth streot. Terma not to ex- ceed $4 por week each, fire and “light inoluded. Address Fourtsonth si of gy: Polman, University Medical College, OARD WANTED—IN cit COUNTRY, FOR THREE children, two boys, and one girl—ages, 19, 11, and 18 qeacein som’ Foopeetanie family, (oad nace & good scucel) Hstanco from New York to be from 25 to 60 milo, and ony of access whero tho obildron oan bo properly oared for. Ro- vo Thomas Looky: TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN C. with board, in_a plain private family. Terme reasonable, Inquire st '83."Watts etcvot, corner of ariel y 0 ferences given and FB Boath ato. by lottor oF Dorsonally, CARDING.—A FRONT SUIT OF ROOMS TO LRT, suitable for families or single gontlom: ‘iso's back Flor, handsomely furnished and lighted with a0, at No, Abingdon square, wi OARDING.—TO LET, TO ONE OR TWO GENTLE en, a large and comfor a forni od front reom om y it nd floor, in ® private Tamil lace, ni juare. For further 1 aed pga apply at the aru tore, Br Chandlor’s, cornor of Wooster and Fourth stroe! ‘ANTED—FOR THE OCCUPANCY OF A SMALL family, a genteel convonient country residence, with » small garden and woll surrounded with shade, trees and shrubbory, The vituation must be within a short distance tiiber che New Jersey Central ee Morristown Wailconss, Went moderate, and leno (or threo or moro yours. Addro post paid, box 79 Pood Office, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a ting terms, ¥Y A YOUNG MERCHANT, AN APART- very respectable German family. Location et prerec a street, in or near Broadway. Addross V. office, BROADWAY, OP?POSITR the fountain. This old favorite hotel having beet cml uate in evo Wie cibe now toady te re ceive families and gentiomon . J. FOREMAN, HOTEL, 202, WILLTAM STREET, CORNER OF has 250 noatly furnished lodging rooms. obtain single rooms for 25 cents por night, or . Office open all night. els nf HOUSE—CORNER OF BROADWAY AND Ge re TLANTIC HOTEL, NO, AGLE ik for Heth ‘The now addition to this house ls now o plats and furnished in s style of clogance unsur- d offers great inducements to families Wishing to for the season, Also, some fino single rooms ntlomen, may be had,twith or without board. sarurck hie patrons shat hie exertions will be ble with | and all the ‘OPEL.—THE NEW COLLINS HOTEL, CORNER OF familion and s Yew single fooms, on Teasouable terms, fot C jew single rooms, om the winter mcnths. TALLMAN & MAPES, Preprictors. OFEL CUBANO, HAVANA—DY MRS. SARAH B Brower, No, 3 Cubs ombining oot mance taequailed in nei ere, her rooms and a terms before sere Novomber, 1 UANR STREST, BETWRAN aay be consulted om bis tevat seg to the Le pg ag his ‘Twanty four yours ¢ Teeston ontitie him to conf Nn. of tho N. Y, University, oe his dip D* ot! HAMON, B HOM@APATHIC PHYSICIA treet, on™ Office hours from 7) A.M. Gnd from 380 OF. Me AND sition, 64 M. Pog fe PAI a Pig OF] fected ree harieatmas bee ci La Tae Onn BO an Dispos Dipousney, No 3 Dive reat, Now York obr, ta, 1555 ona be ate copesliod: os ee eR oe Oe "ee R & SON, pro} pithin more squares pot ray, CORNER OF pared to tis i 697 Broadway, OCULISTS AND AURISTS, B. D2 porret, opurter, a AURIAT, &0,, Bl CF lv, ab Delve Sy oania Arnot is igeeend sata MJ Jonion mone oxeanly Une the Aba nanacal of sad ¢900 HH ja Colas pad sapconmton, OARDING.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommodated with s front or back parlor on tho first floor, genteclly furnished, with board for lsd, and reepectablo streot, wost side of Brosdwa) ones, For particulars addrecs Margary, ablo home for the winter, desi reom, furnished for gentleman re for both. Cap be heated at small expe Reom on fourth flo P adres & ving addross, id tee 4 ROOMS, PARLORS AND BEDROOMS TO No.6 hay 300 also, » parlor sui bedroom hy nel roem to sh breakfast if required, atldl Ninth stroct, third Roce ‘ree Broadway. URN'‘SHED ROOMS TO LET—AT NO. 37 HOWARD street, Bath and gas in the house, ‘OTICE TO BOARDERS.—PLEASANT AND CHEAI’ furnished rooma can be had at 461 Broome str Broadway. A large front room on the second floor, ge two be arom snd ‘ont, pavement, with cooki jesirable or who ‘themsolves. from A. Vi torr. x. OMS TO LET—WITH PARTIAL BOARD, TO GEN: tlemen only; s woll furnished room and bedroom com. municating. ‘Apply at 21 Ninth stroot, botwoon Fifth and Sixth avenues. ([° LET-ATNO. 2. CLINTON PLACE, SEVERAL DE- sirable fooms for families and ontlemon, on the first, Br 08. HB. ‘dorald office, second third floors, Breakfast if required. Roforonoes exchange WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN ‘AN BE ACGOuMO: 180 Sixth coms and partial board, Riforonoss evchiangeds “Apply at the hows, panes OR FOUR YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOM. modated with board in a private family, at 239 Ninth strest, 10 RENT.—THREE OR FouR ¢ GENTLEMEN CAN dated with 1 to, 101 Chambers itreek.. Thowe ‘wishing Corroom together ona be comfortably acoommodat: EXPRESS AGENCIES. USTRALIAN ENTREES ee ii GEN: 1 Shipping A anloy & sping pee oan es New ag fr the samo, at & peimodersie rtacerat Bw Saaz, 1 ah weve, . oe ot AVENUE RAILROAD COMPA! 9, 1353.—The Siseetors pd declared cent on tl me a ok of this C 10th of January D.P. DARNYDT, ‘Troasurer. NE pre a aft TO IRELAND.—PASSAGE CERTI cates, drafts from £1 and upwards, dy Stina any fovn ead Jreland, En, ‘land ling of Taverfooh and ging Se antpe - ine of Liverpool and London packet. BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., limtane pete ies re eeGhASD, TRELA! land and W1 be Bank Kot tn Ba se erat as Tae Wardnt igotiable at aay 0 Yom, for sale by” ORNTE! FFICE SIXTH Ni er divids “HIRD AVENUE RAILROAD STOCK OK WANTED 4 for a first class houso and ink, ane Fifth efor lots in that viciaity. Ad Vox’ 885 Post Office, AMPIIOR ICE—CAMPHOR ICE.—ELI W. VOND®! As C hor Ice is 8 ture A onre: one, apt fal rh Vonderamith, J ‘Bowery. ton store, i 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Date OF ROQUE OF PERIGORD, 54 DROADWA New York.—Just received by the Arabia, the frat de toiae, . On the 1 rlcios ad Fiol, Paria t For “pony up tl sire; But there's a But that housewives praise— jout it 's rash, sirs. All murdered Ta twinkli LYON’S depot for the ele of the magnatio P infest es for destroying insects, rats and mice, 424 Bros [RON BEDSTEADS WARFROOMS—CHEAP SPRI mattress and bedding dopot.—The best beds for hi Pos convenience, ct ron bet eo LL sizes, $10, Also, the clastio felt beds, pillows, R.—Ho &c., furnished promptly, at 553 Broadway,near Prince ots ‘RS. ALLEN’S WORI ea) Boy: etna sey he hon invigorating the Ta of the hair; prevents the hair from on fatllag; 6 moves and prevents dizziness, headache. pors; head, dandruff, sonldhesd, or any eruption of storer, $1 5 per bottle. On eno ry i Ni ‘279 Washington etre way, and 10 ‘Astor House; No. 173 Fulton pts HOR! HE STEAMER HUMBOLDT A: ci¢ents t amers will occur, liko the parent and that of the Georgia, which put 0 Norfolk sot months since, Gwynn: trifugal pumps will steamer to crors tho Ath bottom. as o1 Bu ON) pest santo, Thiswilt be de allons per minu| wi Visiting the Crystal Palace, oF the office of “the Union Company, 24 HE PATENTEES oss ron ELECTRO. ro’ INGTON, MASOI ., of London ant bam, respectfully rai stent to tho stand at the Gi Exhibition, where thoy have dis: —_ ‘® large collecti articles of their mapufacture, they, were the first London Exhibition, 1851. mn applica iio thoir agen’ in attendance at the ftogs Pi isco, New ¥ be will give overy information as to t! Ss this process, estimates, pric goods from tho P 10 EXPORTERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS. % subscribers having pura th fight of manufacturing India rubber ay tho Goodyear patent, for the whelo,of havo establi at ear Paris, thé mi wi teowey ny the Kind ine world, with water and eapablo of turning out five thousand pairs per 4 Rndor the immediate porto tion of Me. Hiram inson, lato President of tho ality of tl br HEND: RSON & CO., Fal Usin an ‘loo, Pres Montargis, Loiret, France. B et De ue du Fai poure, Poissonniero, Paris, Feoaivod a a7 and 176 Pearl stroet, New York. 10 BUILDERS AND RAILROAD CONTRACTOR Ths compound olettic coment roof shoathing f-rovery kind of roofs, no matter what shape. bridges with it, no matter how mua orjar; joo barg 7 peeibens ae is Sean eittiy contraction or expansion; its durability Gent te any-one by tho slightest ebscrvation. This roo coats from four to five conte equare foot. Also, « suy article of roof paint, to resis efoctly water Gl sorve old metal roo bt addzoned to, BEM. sorve old meter SR gw York, Punctually attondod ton © right secured. SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUCCFRDED MRL Tia pREWs In tho old catablisbad ton, win no” attan| store, 61 Fulton striot, beg to Horeae land the publie tor tueit choioe and volts pettln timane® Z Posnt N church purposes, specially selected, HOLESALE FISH STORE, EXTRA LABOR mt Pha fae alas hi fam [hae tor ft 180, okt edh rT yy do. aoe " HRY AOuER bd Pte sath tw ypaton and Wot stroots. Ware at PROF ESIOR. Pag) Fras ad of WILL fa tractions address of apie or \ fro entlenan, af ttle industry. Petevor De’ Alton, 12 1a Chsvham. ~ DANCING ACADEMIES. Nip DANCING ACADEMY, NO. inform thele trons oT, ward tie that the ea on’ 8 CVO! clas, ‘at jaye ios wit. bo Cendant yk, 8 olad 0 ain aon deities