The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1854, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monpay, Nov. 6—6 P. M. ‘The buoyancy noticed in the stock market at the close of the pest week has disappeared, and this morning we have a slight decline to notice. There was considerable activity in some of the leading fancies, and s great many eyperations for eash. [linois Central Bonds fell off 14 per eent; Cumberland Coal, 1; Erie Railroad, 14; Harlem, 3. There was scale of Erie Income Bonds, to-day, at 9134 per cent—a low price, in view of their speedy maturity, with the probability of liquidation. The current price is 834 per cent discount; this, with the 334 per cent in- terest due on the Ist of February, 1855, the day the se: is due, makes an aggregate of 12 per cent for three months, or an interest of about four per cent a month, Illinois Central: Railroad Bonds are in moderate demand for remittance to Europe, on for- eign account; but the supply on the market is se large that prices are kept much depressed. The Hodsen River Railrosd Company will be compelled to put their loan upon the market, and sell it to tho highest bidder. The refusal gf the stockholders to take it, or any part of it, at eighty per cent (twenty per cent dis- ¢ount) must have an unfavorable effect, and seriously embarrass the company in its financial arrangements. We do not clearly understand the cause of the decline in Cumberland while other stocks remain comparatively steady. The coal report of last week shows a large busi- wees, and the price of the article has not receded much. New York Central Railroad has not been affected much yet by the operations of the bears. The character and Position of the sellers for a day or two influeneod prices wnfavorably, but they have since recovered. We have mot heard much lately about the company’s loan of three millions of dollars, and presume that it remains antaken. It is now within about fifty days of another dividend time, and not the first cent of that declared in July last has yet been puaid. The dividend declared last July was ,four per @enton about twenty-five million of stock, requiring the sum ef one million of dollars to pay. The company promised to pay interest on the dividend so long as it remained unpaid, On the Jat of January next thet in terest will amount to $35,000, all of which will have ‘te come out of the proceeds of the bonds when sold. It ia seurious fact that the old bonds of the New York Oentral Company se now selling below the market value of the stock. The last of the preminm western vailread stocks has disappeared. Cteveland, Columbus . and Cincinnati Railroad stock sold to-day at 99 per cent. For come time this has been the only western railroad stock that commanded @ premium. There is not one left. All are at a discount. We cannot call to mind at this moment but about half a dozen railroad companies in the United States the stocks of which at this moment eommanda premium. All others are selling at a dis- eount, and probably will continue so for all time. After the adjournment of the board the following sales Of bonds and stocky were made at auction by Albert H. Nicolay:— $6,000 Sandusky, Mansf’d and New’k R. 1st mt., in- eat added . 54 19 abares Second Avenue Railroad ‘100 Third Avenue Railroad... 20 Empire City Bank..... 50 de. 298 Nicholas Fire infaranc Co. Ao. % Lafarge Fire Insurance Co... , Simeon Draper's semi-weekly auction sale of atocks and ‘Donds will take place to-morrow, Tuesday, at half-past ‘12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board there was a. very heavy market, and a general decline was realized. Illinois Central fell eff 3 per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Cumberland Co., %; Erie Railroad, 3; Harlem, 34; New "York Central Railroad, 34; Reading Railroad, 14; Hudson River Rail- road, 13g. There were large sales of all the leading fan- cies, principally on time. There has been no change in foreign exchanges. The @unard steamer leaves Boston on Wednesday, and a Col. ins steamer from this port on Saturday. The demand for sterling exchange thus far has only been moderate. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the dd inst., were:— For the redemption of stocks « $5,843 §8 For the payment of Treasury debts, ., ny 989 50 Gevered into the Treasury from customs..... "803 30 Covered into the Treasury from lands, - 39,975 61 Fer the War Departinent........ + 8,930 98 For re-paying for the Navy Departmen 10,140 14 For the Navy Department. For the interior Departmen ‘The redemption of the public devt of the United States, at the Treasury Department, for the weet: ending the 4th inst., was as follows:—Loan of 1842, $19,000; loan of 1846, $17,700; loan of 1847, $4,400—total, $41,100. The receipts of the Ohio and Penusyivania Railroad Company for October were:— Receipts in October, 1854 $142,353 88 Do. in October, 1893.. 84,070 60 Mmerease.... ees ees eeeeeees 53,283 28 Receipts in 1854 to October 31, 897,268 80 Bo. in 1853 to October 529,703 84 Tnerease (69 per,cent). $387,474 96 ‘This statement shows the earnings of the road, after de. @acting the sums paid to other companies. The road has earned in ten months nearly the amount of the esti- mate of the chieTengineer for the whole year. ‘The Thinois Central Railroad Company have called for ‘an instalment of five dollars on each share of ita capi- tal, on whith ten dollars has Leretofere been paid, paya- dle on the Sth of December. Tho Vermont Legislature, now in sossion, has passed- alaw to punish tie fraudulent issue and transfer of stock. The bill was introduced by Mr. Page, of Rutland; it passed both houses, and has been signed by the Gover- mor, and has already taken effect. The following is a copy of the law:— An act to punish the fraudulent issue and transfer of certificates of stock in corporations. It is hereby enacted, &e. fee. 1, Every president, cashier, treasuier, secretary, officer, and every agent of any baak, railroad, facturing orwther corporation, who shalt wilfully and desiguedly sign, with intent to fssuc, sell or plod: or cause to bé issued, sold or pledged, or shall wilfully and designedly issue, sell Es sledge, or cause to be is- sued, sold or pledged, any fal-c, fraudulent, or simulated certibcate or other evidence of the ownership or trans- fer of soy share or shares of the capital stock of such corporation, or any certificato or other evidence of the | ownership or transfer of any share or shares ia auch corporation, or any instrument purporting to be acertificute or other evidence of such ownership or transfer, ile signing, issuing, selling or pledging of which, Dy such presivent, cashier, treasurer, or other offi- eer or agent, shall vot be authorized by the’ charter and Dye laws of Such corporation, or by some amendment thereof, shall ve aujudged guilty of felony, and shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, and imprisonment in the State prison not less than one year nor more than ten years, in the discretion of the rt. rc This act shall take effect from its passage. Approved November 1, 1854. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Missiesippi Railroad Company for the second weck in October amouatet to $37,102 80. ‘The Sollowing lettor in relation to the course pursued by the Superintendent of the Banking Department of the State of New York, regarding the circulation of the Lighth Avenue Bank, ix from the party immediately in- terested in the amount of bills forwarded for redemption. There is very little doubt but that Mr. St. John refused to do, when requested, what he had previously agreed to. That is the gist of the matter, and that is all it amounts to:— TO THE EDITOR OF THR NEW YORE MERALD. The long communication with which you were favored last week from St. John was so full of spleenon aed son” that 1 am urged Kan friends to make a reply trough your columns. Being the unfortnnate holder o} some notes of the highth Aver~e Bank 1 applied to et John, on the order of the cushier, for stocks in ex- change for the same. This he declined doing, and in » Jetier his reason said:— “yn Sout require you to take up the bonds and mort- ages, or a portion of them, so as to keep at least as large @ proportion of stock as is now held, that the value of the securities should not be impaired or diminished.” Upon the strength of this I again applied for a propor- jon of bonds and mortgagee and stocks. when, to my isappointment—I can't say surprise—St. John took the ground that he would surrender nothing but bonds and mortgages. In all this simple business transaction I see pothing that should disturb the bile of even a private individual, much less that of the honorable Superintend- ent of the Bank Department. The only important bear- ing of St. John’s present position is the destruction of confidence in the notes of banks when offered curity for money ; for the holders of such notes must pow take their chances in the Ss ih of &@ bank, or tey must take the poorest recurities held by St. John, which he may turn out. A more direct step to break up the bendignd banks (provided St. John treats others as he treats me) could not be taken, But Iam 50 fully in the belief that St. John is the Hon. D. B. St. John in his intercourse with a sete ‘of thoxe who have business at the Bank Department, that an entirely different result might be expected, Hoping you will put this before the public, Lremain your obedient servant, JNO. THOMPSON. The Rockland, Me., Advertiser gives a moat singular excuse for the stoppage of tho Shipbuilders’ Rank of that place. A new board of directors had reeently been chosen, who knew nothing of the alairs of the lustitu. tion, and ‘bills which they eupposed were in circula- ‘tion, to the amount of $107,000 over and above ite leziti- mate isgue, were ones that bad been printed on such poor paper as to be unfit to go into circulation, and were burnt up in March last, a record of which trausaction was duly made.”” The bank, it is understood, bas at the present time a circulation of ahout $30,000, aud bas due from ita customers, in good notes not yet matured, about $160,000. Its bills are current there; its stock is at par. ‘The earnings of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroads, for October, were:— Passengers and mail... Freight aud miscellaneo: $224,185 29 62,191 73 $296,377 17 223,575 96 62,801 21 The earnings of these roads for the ten months rtd Bist October, amounted to.,..... $1,778,386 2) For the same period, 1853, they were. 1/297;179 11 Increase in ten months,,.......,.+05+++4 $482,207 10 —Or thirty-four per cent. The annexed statement exhibits the average daily movement ef the leading departmneats of the banks of this city during the week ending Saturday morning, the ns, 4th of November:— : Bayxs or New ama 4 ee a wes bat aren 3 3 ont sot 3,837,075 "934,019 2 44 1,131,308 2543695 2, aera 184,205 3,933,678 a3) 652 221,387 329,343 Butchers. V3, 439; 285 1,809 City , Continental Corn Exchange 1; 239048 1,404 Fast River. .... Empire City... Fulion, Merchts. Ex ¥ Metropolitan .. 3,191,913 National 1,871,217 Nassau. 1,1 North Hive 2) 8 eS N. ¥. Exchange. 158/737 Ocean . 7 Seventh Ward...1, 1025, .141 Shoe & Leather, 738,848 St. Nicholas. 198 ‘Tradesmen’ Union... air 1,689; he ad Total,......$83,369,101 10,004,686 8,238,126 62,229,011 Cirartna Houss TRANSACTIONS. Exchange for week ending Oct. 30 108,403,139 “ “ Nov. . 112,344,285 Balances—Oct. 20. sess $5,727,968 “Nov. 6. + $5,259}160 The annexed statement exhibits a comparison of the condition of the leading departments from the first up to the last weekly returns:—~ New Yore Crry Barns. 1853, Loans. Deposits. Circulation. Specie. ne 21,.285, 520,656 $50,018,171 $9, hae a} $12,174, 561 87,3 24,786 11 102,961 9; 566,723 1) 9: 388, 543 9, 183, 3443, 8; 039, 830 21075,978 8,605,235, 405 8,996,657 8,954,434 61.975/075 9,200,830 61,098,205 9,255,781 59,478,149 9,, pid 9, 9,377,687 1 BS 507, 706 284) 807 v 307, 830 724 9,000,728 9,195,757 8,768,280 $1,457,075 ) 9Y,801,188 92,005, 911 1 993109;818 $1,580,525 { ssto1s,936 $7,092,810 72,938, 453 795,423 70,285,610 69,141,597 65,627,886 £4:709,256 62,792,657 9,826,763 4.. 88, ry ait 62,229,011 126 10; 004, 686 In discounts and deposits there has been a decrease, while in specie and circulation there has been a slight increase, Discounts have been reduced $1,540,135, de- posite, $565,646, Specie has {increased $177,923; eireu- lation, $106,193. The aggregate loans of the banks on Saturday last was less tlam we have reported any time since the weekly return’ commenced. The contraction has been rapid and steady, and it wil probably continue for a time longer. ‘The small increase in specie was un- expected; a slight decline was looked for. The variation is unimportant in amount, bat it shows that aa outward current of some strength can exist without matorially reducing our supply Last week upwards of a million of dollars was exported to Europe, and in the absence of remittances from California, there has actually been an inercase in the amount.on hand, It will be scen, upon referring to the returns for the 30th of last September, that the discounts were upwards of ninety-two millions of dollars.’ On Saturday last they were nearly eight mil- lion less, showing a contraction for five wecks at the rate of more than ene and a half million per week. 12'032'356 12,042/244 10,620,517 11,180,377 Cct. 10,320,163 21.. Cet. 28, Nov. Stock Excha ones; Noy. 6, 1854. «4394 500 Ohio 6’s, 60. 100 shs Sie RR 1000 Kerftacky 6 100 2060 Erie Inc Bas. .63 1000 Hndson Cony Bs 5000 Mich So Bds.b3 92 1900 111 Cen BR Bas. 210¢0 7800 10000 5000 500 f 1000 NYCenRRBas., 8436 16 shs Bank of Am, 107g 200 6 Am Ex Bank. 53 10234 6 Corn Ex Bank 100 ie 18s 200 Canton Co... 60 Nic Trans Co, ita a do... 4.010 160 Gold Hill tine. b3. 8534 85% Shy 116 43 43% 3000 Ml Cen Bis,...... doo eee = 60 in 25 unig 100 do... BS i Hudson R RR.160 00 do...,..810 26 Cley & Toledo fo and $6 87}; a $7 for pots, per 100 Ibs, Burapsiorvs.—Flour was, less active. The sales did not exceed 6,200 bhis.—ordinary to choice State at $8 3724 a $8 75: inixed to fancy Western’ at $875 a $9 25: and other kinds in proportion, with 1,500 bpls., inte fancy Bouthern, at $0 $10.80 por Sbl. Wheat wae tere sought after. ‘The transactions embraced 8,000 bashols ood Southern white at $215; 1,200 handsome Upper Fake do., nt $219; and 600 do, Pennsylvania red, tone. rive, on private terms, Oats and barley were unchanged, Bales traaépired of 1) bushels ry¢, here, at $1 30; £,000 do., in Bufialo, at $1.08, to come here; 5,000 bush: cds Larkey malt, to arrive, at 8150; and 08,000 bushels corn, chiefly Western mixed, at 85¢. a 860, per bushel. Catrie.—Khere were offered at Allerton’s Washi Drove Yard to-day 2,554 bee sot cattle; offered during the week, 2,685. We subjoin the returns of the week in detail, together with the section of country whenee the supplies came:—Beef cattle—By the Hudeon River Railroad, 332; by Hudson river boats, 154; Erie Railroad, 774; Harlem |, 962; from Wingis, on cars, 304; ‘Ohio, Ol Gare, ‘1,50 for 20 shares” Norwich and 43; Kentuchy, om car, 370; New York State, on foot, 1 og cars, 216; Pennsylvania, on foot, 414. Other ‘stock.—-Veal ‘calves, 203; ‘sheep ani lambs, 1,123. Prices.—Beef cattle, $7 50 9 5 } cows and ‘calves, $30 a $05; do. do., extra, $60; ver calves, live weight, dc. a ‘be. do., extra, OM it sheep, $2 a $5; do., extra, $6 50; lambs, $4 a $5: swine, corn fed, $44 $414 | do. New York’ State, eora fed, $4 km oe The supplies of beet were something better than last week, both as regards quantity and quality. Prices, on the average, may be quoted e dollar Tu other respects the inarket is without noticoa- ble change. At Brownring’s— 562 a beaver, 8 $7 50 a $975; 31 cows and calves, $30 a $5; $60; veal calves, live weight, dge. aw rahp 4 308 a een ee lambs—sher p, Lf a $6; Ismbs, $175 2 $5. The mar- ket is firmer’ all round—beef $i per 101d ‘etter, and sheep and lambs 50c. The latter were rat At Chamberlain’s—416 beef cattle, $7 a $10; are ‘cows and calves, $20 a $30; 95 veal calves, be. €e.; 7,562 sheep and Iambs—shecp, $2 a $5 50 ; lambs $2 a $4 50. The market here eled firm for all descriptions of cattle, with an upward tendency in Prices. For the better quality of beeves our iigures are a dollar higher than last week. At O'Brien's, 217 beaves, at $6 a $i; 40 cows and calves at $35 a $46; 25 veals at Ge. aGe. The market for beeves here was slow, and prices Cowa and calves are quoted $5 higher Veals about the same as before. Recapitv lation. ry Snes i big els. Denk, a shade lower, than last week, 552 a 4 itn 416 4 9% 7,603 27 ie Mad 3, 870 Ts. ™ 13,566 556 EROADWAY, UNIO! son dra) f= ave table; sing fas, 40. Froueh’ and Spanieh spol youn START. Purniehed 4 EA LAPAYETTE PLAC! P 4, parlors, and chambers, t class ‘house, 37 gentlemen orly, ina poe) EES 192 * rg AVENUE, BEtWEEN NINETEBNTH board— ‘Twentieth strocts—$4 per wack, with > let, sat rooms, suitable for siugle gentlemen; also, ao nly furnished back parlor, to accommodate s lady'and fevilomins at 80 er week waoh;' also, a pleasant front vom, 14 NINTH STREET—SUITS OF HAN DSOMELY FUR- nished rooms to let on first and second itoor, toute firet class, replete with m ‘® improvements, and eonve- niently located to stages in Niuth street, between Broadway and Fourth ave yt STREET, “OPPOSITE, MERC. ry.—A vuit of rooms, consistit Seoond eg oat, 1 board, in @ fizst class two rooms for tingle T19 “ax WAVERLEY PLAC OF FURNISHED rtuients on Clie second floor, with board, in a pri- the house tas ai the modern: an ANTILE of four, on ouse, Also vate Jvements, Sensisting af bash, gnc, ce. Unexceptiouable referenve ginou, and required od. Q] PRANKLIN STREET —ONE OR TWO, OR A PAR- tof gentle ring pleasant roome for the winter, can be-aceemmmodated ine smahi private family, where every” by mente ty the comfort and convenience of a home may be vbtained, Full Full | board if f require 70) FRANKLIN 3 STREET.—NEATLY floors, for si FURNISHED irst and seoond the offerines the week previous, these pe nt the following rosults "beet catile, in- crease, 44; cows and calves, decrease, 103; veal calves, decreate, 6; sheep and lambs, decrease, 3,032, FPHE.—Sales of about 1, 400 bees, of ‘of Rio were made at ‘ie ‘@ 10%c., the market closing stead: Corton. ann ‘market to-day was exceedingly quiet, and well supplied with samples, it proportion to the small snouat of stock. The amonat of.sales dit not ex- ceed 600 bales. Since the receipt of the Arabia's advices, as it is evident there ulative movement in Liverpool predicated rt for the probable consumption of the coming year; and as the pin’ continues to make at the South, confidence in present reicen being responded to abroad, is rapidly diminishi Ina short time, the no- ceipts will be free at the gic ly ports, and as the spin- ners on this side are disposed to buy sparingly, we must be governed by the Liverpoo! market to an unusual ex- tent. At present, the curreat quotations here are as Prices have gradually given w will be no # follows :— Uplands. Mobiles. Orleans, Ord, togoodord. 8 a 84 8 a fis 8 w BE Low mid. to strict 8% s 9 ad, 9 vw OM 945 10 210% 10K a 10g Middling fair....10 wy aM Walls * H 108 ‘The higher grades are #o seid: useless to quote them. Frvcrrs,—Rates were slack, and for grain to Liver- poet were easy, at Suturday’s jtotations, About 15,000 20,000 bushels of corn were engaged in bulk, at 534d. Cotten wis at id. for compressed. There way uot new reported for London. vee, bone, hops ant ma taken i quantity, it is ag oy with bedrooms attached, on the le gemtleme also, one or two single rooms 1y observed, Inquire as abov 56 2 LISPENARD STREET, NEAR “BROADWAY.—A frout parlor on the feat floor, elegantly furnished, also a large room on the second floor, handsomely furnished, to Jot, to gentlemen, without board. 21 LAFAYETTE PLAC E-ROOMS ‘tO LET, TO FAMI- lies or single gentlemen. ASHLAND PLACE, TW® DOORS FROM GREEN- ‘wich avenve,—Roomns in suits or single, for select fumi- Nes or tingle gentlemen, with bourd. Houre contains all to modern finprovements.” Access by Amity stroct stazes and Sisth avenue cars, Wefernces exchanged. Apply to Mes, Noble, LARGE FRONT AND BACK PAR@OR AN® TWO Dedrooms and basement to let, of houso 234 Thied ave- hue. Possession given immediately” Inquire on the promi- ees oF of Jobn Folvy, gold pen manufacturer, 167 Broadway, between petit ‘aud Liberty streets. SINGLE SULT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR without von ina private family, Ap ly, at Warren place, Charles stroet, convenient to ears, Fulton ‘iad South ferry stages, SPLENDID FURNISUED PARLOR, WITH ONE OR two bedrooms, to let to single xentiemen, in a private juuse, with a!l t1'e modern improvement, Le omen room, with g gasin it. Apply at 36 Brinee street’ a few coor: ve wi GENTIEMAN AND MIS WIFE, OR TUREE SIN- gle centlemen, can obtain board in a private family, Where the comforts of a home can be hed, Lovation pleas house has al) the modern improvements. Apply at 225 We: ‘Twenty -seventh street. dard were at H¢¢; per Id. Thece’ wos no chang® to notles in rates for California, and tiey contiaued to rule at 250, a Be. per foot. Frvrt.—fales of 300 bexes buavh raisins were made | at $3, and 100 do. layers at $3 25. dadiacad sales embraced avout 1,090 bales, at O5c, @ 70c, Hors.—There was a fair business done in new at Sie. a 06, according to quality, yer Ib Tron.—There was a speculative movement reported and about 4,000 tons were said to have been ma per ton advance, The market’ elused at about months. Larus.—Eastern were less abundant and Ormly held at $20 per thousanl. Lu.—Rockland was scarce, and held aboye the views of purchasers. Mowasses.—Thirty hhds, and 50 bbls. New Orleans were sold at 23¢. a 24c. per gallon. Navas STorss.—Sales of 400 bbls. spirits turpentine, in shipping order, were made at 50c. cash, and 300 bbls. rosin at $2 per 310 Ibs.; delivered. Ons.—The demand was fair for whale, sperm and olive, which ruled firm. Linseed was less active at 83c. a te. for large, and 84e. a 86c. for small lots, per allon. Lard was more in request at 87 4¢c. a 2 gc. per gallon, Provistons.—Pork was depressed. he day’s sales were confined to 600 bbis, at $12 25 for mess, and $11 373 for prime. Dressed hogs, in goo! order, were more inquired for, partly for packing, at 510. a 6c. per 1b. ‘The transactions in lard did net exceed 300 bbls. at 1014. a 10%¢¢. per Ib. About 460 bbls. beef changed hands at previous full prices. Butter and cheese were unaltered. Rice.—Small sales of 60 casks were made at 5c. a 5%c. per Ib. eetertoans ‘were 100 boxes Castile'taken at Mc. per Srices.—About 100 bags pimento wore sold at $13 75. SvaGar.—A moderate busincss was done, and the stock still continued light. Sales of about 200 hhds. Cuba were made at53,c. a 5c. ; 100 do. New Orleans at 53fe. and 100 boxes brown Havana at about 5%. ‘ALLOW.—The market was active and firm, with sales of 18,600 Ibs, at 1244c. and 30,000 Ibs., deliverable on sipboard, in Philadelphia (having been readered there) at 123¢¢ Tonacco.—The market was firm, but sales were light. Wuickey.—Sales of 500 bbls. Ohio aud Prison, mostly the latter, were reported to-day, at dlc. a 41'iZc. per gallon. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. » six 50 REWARD.—1OST OR STOLEN, A. FRANCIS metalic ite honts eleven feet long, No. 143, with green Totten, black body And light yellow inside. $10 will nid for the return of the bont, and if stolen $50 for con- va ion of the thief, SIDNEY DURLON, No. I and 12 Ful. ton mark: market. $2! 2 REWARD —LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, i, Bros¢ way, between Howard and Grand strect, very large Mack Newtoundland dog; answers to the nate of Tircy. Any person returning him to 65 Spring street, shall rective the above reward, 25. REWARD.—STOLEN, ABOUT THE 20TH Or Jul ai with ols mene made 21,23 Whoever will return the same to Bil MYGATU, Jr. & wos ’ 13 William Sirect, shall receive the above reward. $2 REWARD.—STOLEN ON SATURDAY EVEN. ing, 4th Proce at Formersvi land county, Y mare and covered War about Iehy Kinde bigo, hing years, old loge soins what crooked, end inter soolor dark iron fray and ouitwlat dappled; partially afcbtod with the ory he wagon was coverod with enawelled cloth, not linda; oalaal tap, the front fad beow broken, and repairod with iron plate, enamelled cloth apron, and iron axles. Mar nest nearly xow, and black japan mobnted, and the li half webbed. Liformation ean be sont to JOHN M. PC HEMUS, Grassy Point, Roc fith & C6, lth dane stecel, N d county, or loft with Grif- York, REWARD.—LOST, Madison or Merket sti 2¢ with a small locket, mer! will Ve pnid by leaving them at 20 ® REWARD.—LOST ON TUESDAY EVENI October 31, between United States Hotel nud F tou ferry, acarpet "bag, marked Kishards on the tottou. Whoover Will return the same shall reed! o ee above reward, Canal street, 10 REWARD.—LOsT, ONE BOAT, 18 FERT LONG, given Wotton, black top, painted green inside, ieom outeide olem, stern sheets broke down, Tu above. rsward ‘will be paid by returaing the same to G. 1. Moteb, 22 South street. 4, REWARD. ILOST, ON MONDAY MORNING, BE- tweom the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, from Fourth stroet to Liepenard street, a lies embroidered pocket handkerchief, Tho fnder will receive jtho above roward by Ieaving it at the office of the Waverley #”la00 Hotel. _ LOST AND ) FOUND. AUTION.—LOST OR STOLEN, TWO. by, Chamberlain, Barnard & ‘'o., of W endorsed by Jobu B. tall, of New York. ‘be meat havi Veen stopped, gad the public are caation- (OUND—ON THE MORNING or THe 189 the East river, a boat. Tho owner mi by applying on hoard the steamboat Eine perty and paying costs. Days in Now York, Mtowlay, nesday, and Frida, We OUND—ON THE 1ST INST, IN THE VADIES’ SA loon of the Montague street ferry, Brooklyn, a ionnaie. ‘The owner can have the seuio nnd its cuutents by galling and describing property. JS. RIDGWAY, No. 1 Narenu ctreot, New York. FOUNR=IN, APRIL. LAST. 4 GOLD DOUDLE EYE. glass, chain, locket and cross. The owner may have them by proving property and pt ying oxponses. Apply at 221 Thompeon siroet, Lostais BROADWAY, YESTERDAY, BETWEEN Houston and Bleecker #¥rcots, x white Italian grayhound, —— Ls hone ue ‘ht sido; the name of the owner {son the hoever brings him to the Herald office, or Cowan's MA Mercer etreet, will be suitably rewarded. staute OsT.—THE LADY WHO PICKED UP THE GOLD key in one of t! atine street line of stag 4, On Saturday, Natacne's cat ‘clock I’. M., having J. E. West engraved upon it, will receive $5 reward, by Noatineit “at the office of Dr. Wook, 1&2 Cherry street. O8T.—ON SUNDAY, IN BLEECKER STREET, OR between Bleecker aud Canal, in Broadway, a gold ring marked on the th April, 1349. The owner will feel giiiged by the the nde deaviog'it With TEEDWAN & CO., 81 nag TEE Ost--O WEDNBSDAY BVENING LAST, IN GOING to Grand street, 8 gold bracaet, ‘a Kherai gilt of s thtough'G Grn cluster ag ig Whoever will return t! Greenwich street, will reoelp ~ revi ‘be thanks of the ownor, aa it was ¢ 1 Nite nga Y MORNING, amnelled paid wh NEAR WALT joolet. A reward equi to livered at 48 Maiden lane, ite fall value Wil up staire. Lt NOTE AT SIXTY DAYS FOR $500, SIGNED. by John P. Adan, in On of A. oh Gillis, whieh note Poehnakegereymy ities ar niece aM toa Broadway, third floor, tf OST—BETW esterday, the bth inst., al oor.taining tcl igo be Ince handkerchief, Tho finder tly oblige, and be suttably rewar yy Fotorn fame to. De 'As OGDEN, Bond street Liou: Geaany. OST OR MISLAID~POCKET. BOOK, CONTAINING a note (not endorsed) for 78, © ourtifieate (No. ‘oreester Railroad stock, together with about $2), which t! ee ye Pa " mngeEene—seet eonding the book and papers to 56 Ir soeeeeyren: eee ses THE FIREMEN. = Ray ny! OF ENGINE COMPANY, Tits of the aime House, foe the este Ne at ments furnished them stove hotel, Joun J, Weermay, Scogotary.9 ANDURY, Forcmag. FURNISHED APARTMENT, suitable for a sitting room or bell ro. No. int Spring street, in a small family. | Frene ppabuarh sha noise: artial board. Private tables if required. Location near Broadway, west side, SUIT OF ROOMS AND BOARDING FOR A FAMI- ly—Frout om on the first floor, the whole of the cond floor if nes meals served in'tho rooms if destred; Rouse owned by asmall quiet family and terms modorate: Apply at 88 Cedar stroet, ‘New York, or of G. K- Phillips, 33 ‘Tompkins place, Brooklyn. - A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LEM IN A PLE. sant tos walk o Brooklyn, to a single fontleman, withia five minutos walk of the ferry. Apply at 212 Atlantic at. SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR- ished, on the first floor, also 4 large room on the third flocr, next the bath room, will be let to a respectable family, or party of gentlemen, with private table, aud fall or partia board. Apply at No. 254 Fourth avenue, one door above ‘Twentieth street. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR ONE OR TWO SIN- gle gentlemen, may find good rooms, with board, at li end Street; also two very comfortable attle rooms for ‘single or ladies. cis Bouse has ‘all modern iimprove- required. NO. 91 PRINCE STREET, WEST OF, AND NEAR Broadway.—Handsomely farnishod qpartments, suit- Able for gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen, ean he obtained, with board, Mouse first class, and tuenishod with modern haprovements, pe a lado hh cit Oe PoAko—To LET, TO A GENTLEMAN AND 11s Wife, or two single gentlemen, the secon story fro Foom, with partial poard for the gentleman. ‘Tuo house very handsome, and contains all the modern improvements. Please apply ab 234 Rast Twelfth ‘strect, two blocks fromm roadway. OARD—AT NO. 4 ABINGDON SQUARE, WEST SIDE, ‘one of the finest locations in town, ncvdssibie by cars and stages from all parts of the city. Desirable rooms tor gentlemen and their wives, or alngle gentlemen. OARD—WITH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, in ® first class house in Tenth street, near Broadway, tuitable for families or gentlemen, and replote with atl tho modern improveme: noes given aud required ‘Apply at th, OARD.—PERMANENT BOARD 1 Jady and son, ten years old, in a pi ly, in the upper part ot the eity or ¥i BE. M., 139 West Sixteenth street, termi, Which must be moderate, Witt Fe PANTRY D FOR A 24 PER WEEK FOR BOARD y cneaged In tuition, a trout y a WANTED, a, to include fust and ition ia masic and . ‘the highest. references 1s, 80 East Beosdway, Bare C inent furnished as parlor, light, and the use of pi drawing ere cfered ia additi piven. Address, post paid, to L. Bosry.74, WIDOW WITHOUT, FAMILY, WISHES to kot a plearant front room, neatly furniahe:l, to # won with board (or indy, or would let Call or adurcss, Widow, s iemen and lad, toa gentleman, OARD—AT NO. 87 PRIN west of Breadway.—Con be 0° tai aud bedrooms, furnished or unfurnishe bonds” sane tre Door ‘a new house, in n most desirable retired tion np town, (a0 boapiers oF young ehilaren ia the howss,) would let two roums to two single gentleman, with } t and tea, Who are willing to pay liberally for’ convenient aad comfort able accommodations. Addreds Hanson, Herald office, | BoeKD FENSKE APARTMENTS nay LE’ Union place, consisting of a trout dsomely turntth man aud wife, The rooms aro delightiudly vituated, over. looking Union square park. Also, rooms Yor single geutle- men, with full or partial board. Apply as above. OARD.—A WELL PURNISHED PARLOR, ON THE ‘second floor, with one or two bedrooms adjdining, way be had at 13 Clinton place, betwoun Filth aud Sixth ave- nuee, OARD—WANTED, A you: ble manners snd pl uished room, Addross C OARD AND FURN: ISHED. ROOMS FC FOR GENTLEMEN ‘and gentlemen and their wives, without children, fa tho hrst clals house, No. 16 Varick street, near St. John’s park. ‘efurences exchanged. ‘3 WOMAN OF AGREEA- position to ovcupy a fuc- OARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES can be obtained in ® private family, with a furaiabed parlor on first floor, and two or tiree rooms on third floor. he hones contains the modern improvements, and farniture now. Digner 5 o'clock. Addross box 19 Lost Odive, OARD NEAR AND WEST OF BROADWAY.—ROOMS anu suite of yooms ou the second floor, front and back, newly furnished, to House first class.’ Batts and Location unpurgasced. Family small. Best reterones a vou snd required. “lense eall at 29 Clinton place, Eighth st. LY—A SUIT OF ROOMS aywhole floor, The house is brown stone, elegautl; furnished with soneyrood and, oak furniture, and velvet and Brussels carpets, It is heated by furnace, and hi baths throughout. Dinner at six; private table if ret meee For further particulars please apply at 46 East ‘Thirty-fvth street, near Madison avenue, | | OARD IN A PRIVATE F. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, oF one of two singlo gentlemen, can he acsommodate with pleasant rooms ins family Whore few boarders arc \aken, in 8 pleasant location, five minutes walk of Fulton ferry.’ Apply at 67 High street. "| Biss IN BROOKLYN.—WILL BE VACATED ON thg 15th, a front parlor and bedroom on the second floor 04 the hew brown stone Louse No. 323 Houry sti location wii, htful and’ convenient to tho ferries,” Can be had fur- nished or unturnished, in = IN BROOKLYN—A bi abie ras Y FURNISH- Yack parlor, on tho fi with board ior outieman and wife, oF two fife’ atlemey, at No.4 Willow pl: abont three minutes w: ral stroot or@outh Reference required. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO GENTLE. men, ean bo accommodated with partial beard and Pleasant fropt rooms in a house with all tho modern improys- ments, where ouly a few hoarde c and whore they can fel perfeo'ly at home, Located within three minutes kof Hamilton and nine of South ferries, Terma reason- ._, Inquire at 90 Prerident street, BOARD IN, BROOKLYN: CONVENIENT TO SOUTIL or Wall street ferries—Desirable location, and pleasant Foom on second floor, suitable for a two single gentlemen. App! ly at Atlantic and State etree! poten Fo. ME EE BeAr IN BROOKLYN, NEAR TIE ATLANTIC ferry An English Indy, Opening a new Ast class house, wishes (a obtain two gentedl Yilhauite or single rooms, Terme very mi comforts offs home. Apply ‘at the coruer ry Warren and Hicks streets, OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NEAR FULTON ferry, & square room on reound and third floor; also, two ueddegnae ebteal bevee opt nero Malls heat- tdand gadin the room 43 Middagh street, near Willows ye WANTED—WITH A PARLOR AND TWO OR ntleman and wit or jeury strect, botwoen { BOARDING AND LODGING. 2OARD WANTED-IN A. PLAUN PAMILY, BY A Toom with irs la. Price not to ex- ddress S. A. Nd ott, OARDING <TWO SUITS OF ROOMS ON THE FIRST handsomely firvinbed ia «4 wo Nose 49 sna bh West Twant second stres ably Jee ted between the Fifth an! Sixth avenu/ , asingle gentleman, Keforonees uncacoptiouadl. tnd er Bide. OARDING.—AT 133 BLEECKER STREET, WEST Or Broadway. A fow select families and gentlemen en bo accommodated, with suits or single rooms, and full or Rae ‘The house, is of the best class. Roferonce pyre og FRONT ROOM R Sentlemen, with room, hot aud ea At gat. oi, at aos West Twenty- OARDING.—TO LET, to a gent! doerd, in & p cold water, an seventh street, OARDING—TWO GENTLEMEY, AND THEIR LG ves or four single gentlemen, can find & neatl A ion and Lack Foom on the docond floor, with vareial ‘board, in rivate American fumily, by teed No, 8 Bleecker street, near the Bowery. OARDING—375 SECOND AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY third street. Families or sin, ingle gentlemen oan obtain indsome parlor, front, on second floor, with bedrooms ad- fpining, on reasonable terms, for the winter. Baths, gas, &c. ture will be taken in part payment for board, L. Blakelock. BOARPING= i WAVERLEY PLACE, FOUR DooRs jest of on square.—A suite of root eond floor, and single rooms can be had, with all ti odern tun. provements, Also, s front basement fur an office to a piysi- cian. References exchanged. CARDING. AT NO. 4 WARREN STREET.—COW- table f rooms to let, with full or partial Ny Ee a2 their wives. Also single rooms. Two ladies acoo: with board. Terms moderate, and the comfort: home. CARDING AT, TUE COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF al atrect.—A fow family rooms, with si slo Fooma, wil ve lt with hoerd, ou tuost reasons para td the winter. Rooms all front ‘the rive: TALLMAN & MAPES, Proprietors, OARDING AT 624 BROADWAY.—A GENTLEMAN and iis wito cau be accommodated with » (rout parlor | bedroom, on tho first fluor, likewise two gentlomen and their wives, with partors and bedrooms on the secoud floor, one gentleman with @ single room, OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A BACK ROOM ON the third floor, back parlor on the first; also a sin ly Foom to let to gentleinen and their. wives, or single gentlenen with full or partial board, in a mew house, with all the mo- ern improvements, within a few: minutes walk. of eiter Fulton, Wall or Catharing ferries, at 45 Concord street. ARDING ON BROOKLYN UEIGHTS.—A THAND- zome suite of rooms to let to a gentleman party of young gentlemen, with parti hind ctory, and within three ma Revorenee given rn A.W. ‘Merald office CARDING WANTED.—AS 1WAS NOT AT HOME ON Friday last, the servant did not tuke the loiter, so you tho kindness to write me acain, under the same diately. J. M., 616 Broadway. ROOKLYN—22 HENRY STREET, FIVE MINUTES walk from Atlantic ferry, a finely furnished front room, With adjoining Ledroom, on second ffor, with full or partial doard. “House new and clean, with wae, &o., in a very re- spectable neighborhood. Family private, ald only a few boarders taken. JURNISUED BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.—A LARGE and tong established boarding house, wost of Broadway and neur the City Hall, will be leased with inmmediats po. Good security’ required. Address bux 1,703, Post ates alk gen Wa uired, or partiou- Ger, BOARD AND CHEAP—AT THE ATLANTIC Hotel, No. 5 Hamilton avenue, South Brooklyn. ‘AN DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO BE LET AT ‘4 Clinton place (Eighth street) to single gentlo: ‘The sare is provided with gas and bath room. “Bote Fequire RIVATE BOARDING.—A VERY PLEASANT ROOM, on second flor, either furnished or unfurnished, can be hhad, with board, on reasonable terms, at 28 Fourth avenuo, opporite Dr, Hawks’ church, ‘The house is fincly located, and hus all the modern improvements, References exchauged. RIVATE BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with ploa- ind full cr partial board, ima modern hduss, ab ath etrest, Letween Sixth and Sevonth ayo- gas, Se. 10 LET~ONE LARGE or wufuruished; also, several small roots for single tlemen, with or without board; rooms lighted with gas, LO Grand street, three doors wost of Brosdway. REB “PLEASA T FU s with board, at 81 Warren street, Reforeeer No. 0 LET—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, FURNISHED, suitable for a gontioman and Isdy. The oocapants mind their own business, Call at 25 Lispenanl street. 0 LET—WITH FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD, A SUIT of rooms, on the secons floor, t rate; atio, fingle rooms. Fauily private. tho od: KOO) suituble for gentlemen and their wives, or siagle geutlemon; at 309 Twelfth street, second door from Second avenue, Cou venient to onr 0 LET, UP TOWN, TWO. SLEEPING ROOMS, POR goutiemen, and rooms to let, unfuraished, Laquirs of re, ub Broad tueshtst oars én the third floor, Broadway and Fourth avew WO GENTLEMEN OR A ¢ ewan and Indy can be accommodated with board, private house, near Madi« are, On moderate & Phere all the Comforts of a home may ve enjoyed. Addr 1. M., Herald office. JERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITIT BOARD AND all the modern improverents, may bo obtained with the comferts of w Lome, in onc of the most deligatéul Ivoa- tions, where the cars pars coutinually, by inquiring at Co Second avenue, near Fourth strect, ‘Also, a room ior two ladies; terms reasonable. TANTED—IN A QUIEP LOCATION, handsomely furnithed bedro Jor, fora centloman and iady (with b A good » ‘Ad atroet, A or bedroom an et for the lady LARGE far. ‘Apply all. 5 room, between avenues ANTED—ROARD, IN ‘a entioman and lady, where there are no otier boar.i- ere. Meals for the lady only. Address X Z., Broaiway Tost Office. J ANTED—BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN, HIS WITE, child and vervant in a private family in the city of Now York. The advertiver will furnish his own rooms. i must be reasonable, Address H. F., box 2,804 Post Ofive, ELL, FURNISHED ROOMS: TO LET- near Fifth avenue, occupied by & private famil }, for four or five persons, not above Twen- ia hte nor below’ Eighth stroct. Address H. J. A., box OARD WANTED—FOR Ld YOUNG LADIES, cither in New York, or inely, Fiala bn pleaded tour eet pall that ranked the oun forts o xs Lh flecation and terms poodven A. L,, box 107 Herals ote. OARDING.—SINGLE IN CAN 0 B commodated wit y Sea aad fal beat, at A cate bers street, ‘oan aleo be scoommodated. ferences req BeAr, WANTED—A QENTI) pay AnD LADY DE- ive Loatd, ina rate famil: leasant lo- sation, “Would hres noreiy it W teed Ay all modern eonverdences. ‘be reasonable. Unex ceptions ble references: bon given. Addsors bor x 1,577 Post Office” BY ARD WANTED 1 ROOKLYN—FOR A GENTLE- man and his wife boned for gentleman), withia i ye mines walk of the A large front tarnish J, fire tnd light. Terma mot to exceed $12. Keferences exchanged. Addeess 0. B, N., Herald office, stating partieu- . Tare. ph pt | OR TWO SINGLE with [~ Sg ro house has a located. 9 Third and Fourth avenues honrd, Y improvenrents, and je Twelfth etreet, between, sachets yaohan ged. W if desired, in a first vinss house in Seventeont} tion ean be obtained on application to H. oadway, corner of Spring streo 7 BLEECKER STREET.—A PARTY OF GRNTLEM or a gentleman aad wife wishing a contral locativa, haven kandsomely furnished parlor and two or tire "ho: rooms, with or witout partial board, at No.7 Bio trect, cnat of Broadway. Gas in the house. “FINANCIAL. TO L0AN—ON DIAMONDS, WATCITES, $60,000 Jewelry, segars, or bousht i casi, Busi ness notes, city “stocks,” bonds’ and mor ogotinted, estate hongktand sold, and exchanzed. CHEESEMA © BRISTED & Brokers’ and. Commission Merchants, 35 John street, corner of Nansan street. $3.00 10 $5,000 WANTED—FOR WHICH GOOD ont security will be given, on. which Portion can realize a proft of fifty por cont per agnum with: out risk, Address 184, Herald office, with real name and Fesidence, which will Le treated confidentially. 1.500 WA ROUNG MAN, WHOIAS AT HIS Costs 2QUYU, mand from $1,000 to $1,500, wishes a fitnation where Le can Ioan his employer the sine, on ood sow Address A Broadway Post Office, for throo a rr atl retneradion for services, and where an intervisw in be ha CCOMMODATION ADVANCES MADE ON CLOTILS, enssimeros, vestings, oF dry guods of avery dexcripti» to any amount. Goods of all Kinds sold o1 hought. for eusby ab THOMPSON. & U0, street, room No. tour pe fer books will b Now York, Nov, 1, 184. ASHl ADVANCED AND LOANED IN ANY AMOUNT on diamonds, silverware, watches, Jewsiry, nautica) in- struments, valuable and personal property generally, or ought for the highest cash price. WOOD, Broker ‘and Commiecion. hexioet, @ Fultow streot, socvad floor, front oom, from 8A. M. to P. af. ‘ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANC furniture, piancfortes, « lo "ED ON HOUSEHOLD diamonds, filverwat’, iatols, nautical inetrim ‘and personal, property iy, oF bought for the Bichest onsh vice. Fer sale at Reston een urge lot of furgiture, watches, &c., to pay riche iecAPERAY & WALTERS, 2% Catharine stroat. Mo ONEY. 70 LOAN ON WINES AND SPIRITS IN bond, dinmoi plate, wtohes, Jowslry, sozars, plano Jurtes, hor PO, in al ary oe of avery, ion, oF Basinees eon 4 Talended ne thle” rosidenoe. Apply, to CASEY & oon NLEY, No, 128 Nassau street, opposite tho Nassau Gauk. EW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK CO., NOV. 6, 184. <A dividend of ca ak aed declared fem of the last six mon: Dh inst, “the transfor books Wille closed trom the Lota inst. tothe day of Paymmte "HN MASON, Sov, ‘FICE OF SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD, 53 BOW. hie York, Nov. 1, 184.—The Board of Directors day mere anuual dividend ef four per teanslor oéht, a atter F Peoke’wht be closed watt thee dnUs. Ry orton, PHILIP ¢, ERS, | Secretary. _ Tt. UNITED Mist Mal ANNUNCIATOR AND BELL. BELL eeuelegranh Manufact ari: many, have this day de- jend of five per on aad aftor the sit — at thoir office, eornor ne Contre stroets. Taj ttsater books of he ALE US Froadoan oat, ‘New York, Nov. 4, 1254. THE TRADES, &C. gpl Ms ad WANTED—ONE THAT IS FULLY to do ornamental engraving on silverware. Arn mike ene’ lin stroot, Alse a boy wanted ENGRAVERS.—WANTED, A WRITING ENGRA- Frauki ver, to engrave card plates; one who understands the bn- aipens may haven permanent ‘situation. Inquire at to's, corner of corner of Barciny street and Broadway, (po CUTTERS: WANTED, A MAN TO TAKRGSTARGE of the custom d nt ina first rate clothing houso, Thoce who have mt ity olty only: tees e Sion '3 eral poses! im this. wee rere Maen Kee LAT TAKER AND CONFECTION > ho thoreaghly auderseande vatk brash Ne eg to Thomas G. Rarrett, at He Tadeo 0 River Rai Thullzond othoe, Tact We VAP eG ely Detwoen | A PRIVATE FAMILY, FoR | aed shipboard and in the West I trot ‘he captain's ouraals, memoranda aud conversations, Brosdway. N. B.—Agents wanted t nguiste th week, to whee » Uberal Cs aw fo allowed HO UPPLIES THR © ILLUSTRATED LONDON News?!) Charles Willmer, New York. Where is the officer At luo scoond floor, Who is the age __ ARTHUR WILLMER, 100 Patt THE | SECOND COMPANY—THE MEM- a,and friends of this com, we to be held at 56 Dir balf-pas? seven o'el JOHN GRACELY, R, H. Hawruoay, Secretary. (arma cu: GUARD, Deiat ea BATTALION, RYNDERS’ GRBNA- ‘thirbattalion, held at headquar- ae following officers wero Christmas day, 1864:— Major, Geo. B. Stafl Corps.—Adjutant, James B , Hetherington: master, Geo. Doremsus; Atstotent t nley; Sergesn, Frannie, Clas; Alsiuiaa® Oem Surgeon, or Kerk fe, oe Ordnance Office, Thos, oegh ‘Assistant Robert ‘Donnell Miner; Assictans tial de K sia ie Captain, John Crvlehte pete 9 ono, t First Company-—Gentale, Wm. Wilson; Fires 7M. M cond Licutevant, Charles pm Mec jeutenant, Geo.’ culield. Second \ omy * fate? Evers; First, Livutenant, Vrancis i. O Keefe; i. Lieutenant, ‘Geo, Kavenazb; Third Licutenant, ica Cn Seully, Nos: Commissioned Stef—Sergeant, Major Cera Sha Drum Major, Richard ©. onald; Standard Bearers, Pepi Hewry Clore; Color, Guard, Thos. U' Do nelly Vat’k Clos Menry Yeas, J.J. Kiley, B.C. MeConn: GEO. B HATL, Major Commanding. Jas. B. Hernenmotox, Adjutant. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. SECOND HAND CALECHE COACH WANTED— must be in good order. Any porson having sue! Wispore of, may hear of a purchaser, by addr price, box 1005, Post office, poe SET RO cheap. Price © Sovly* to JAMES BARB AWAY HARNESS, R SALB NOR SAUBS a DARK BAY VERMONT MORGAN ide high, 6 years old per, sudtable horse is. wanted, warranted ind in all respoets, | fo beseen at the lnmier yard, IS) Monroe strect, comer of Montgomery. Algo a large paclag horse, cart and haga JOR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY CANABTAN PONIES 14% hands high, sx years old, sound and kind, also » two-horse wagon, suitable for coal or Iumbe, will be sold | foxether on cepernter. | Inquire at Mr. O'RILEY’S mat fac | tory, Enst Fifty-firet st., between Sceund and Third avenues. YOR SALE—A CARRIA With ail the equipmon use. Apply at the stable in Ce und Pineapple atroata, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A FINE MAME, WITHOUT FAULT, FOUR Years old; a now waxon, ran Unt five times % & new harnet and'whip. ‘The whole for 330, Ap- ply at the drag stare, O7 Canal wigset, OR SALE—A PONY-BUILT HORSE, SUIT. 1 B FOR ® stoveman or crocer. Price $35. Apply at 61034 Fourth street, mear avenue U. LE.—TWO SMAULL EXPRESS WAGONS. 9 STUDLY & CU., ‘anal street. _AND (PAIR OF HORSES, iil be sold cheap for want of mahia street, between Clark cE AP- ORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE CRAP as the owner bas no uso for them. The mare is six |; Youre old, 1074 bands igh, warranted ound and kind in har: ness; ean trot a mile in three minutes; will bo sold yeparate- Can be seen until sold at 226 aud 227 Bast Jarlivle's stab { HOME WaG ESS FOR SALE.—BAY mare, Kcve 15% hands, trots ia very near | three minntes, ; Lest city: made shifting top Arnoek a sta a West id, ab & bargal Fuirtecuth street wagon, little ur GEO. EVERET! y ninth street.- ~Tuerday, November ° clock. Swill ies fis Sia ‘at auction thirteen horses—pori- le—t0 elose f congern, consisting of road and work ‘Also a variety of wakons snd haruces of all deserip- Nankets, saddles, &o., ke. CLEMENS, Auctioneer, GEORG. Hswny Pauwen, Selenuan. ORSE, CART, HAR ‘ORK, FOR SALB low, for cash. Apply at No, 23 Fultou street, seay fair Say this week. LS FOR S1X OR TEN WORSES o puttable foreapross vari iont private atable. Apply to It. Jonas, ery Cony 163 Jatin Street. LOAKS! QLOAKS!1 CLOAKS! Wt Broadway, ctiully fayites the atte ladies to bis te:portations and pauutactures. for the present season, compriciny wi nent o EN Vinge CLOAES, Two thowand raper elet. pint ined alei Filton hundred supers cloth silk lined eto: oton Five hundred Three hundred oxtra superdne eatin cloaks, wes: Tiree hundred euperintive eatin cloaks, at. And an ee profusion of cloth talmas, at, The sub her ds ~~ further comment unnee fice it to ray, the establishmen . Safe fe ab his ‘and he would morely be found, on inspoo- 1 cheapest cloaks ever seen GEO. BULPIN Paris Mantil!a Emporium, 341 Broadway, tion, to be ju America, URS OF AVL N FASHTONS NOW fancy furs, of the manufac- © Tacobowier, where they eam Aasorimont of alk kinds of mantillar, capes, Furs cleaned, repaired, on moderate teriuy. MAR FEDgICM HAS SENT FROM PARIS A 2 magnificent Myurtment of embroideries, hate, droae ry oaks aust silk ‘ee, all of he are Row ready for tale At her warerooms, 28 Wi ILLINERY.—MADAME BARNET, 537 BROADWAY® respectfully aniouncos to the (ndios’ of Now York aud its vicinity, that she will open her splendid assortment of Paris millinery on Thursday, Nov. 9, ARIS MILLINERY.—WM. BROW: SUCCKSSOR 20 Dunsinowe and Brown, 43 Broadway, open on ‘Tiureday, the 9th Novembir, with winter’ styles of Paris millinery. ARIS MILL INBRY.— SUCCRSSOR TO will open winter Dunsmore & Brown, 4 styles of Paria millinery'on Thareday, Nov. 9. 10 THE LADIE: why M. A. BELLINGER, FOR. merly froin Prov Ret mininery and dreamaling, 8 Brest ee HE NEW YORK FUR corny bis hand sand children’s furs, ‘The public ok and Judge themselves. aed wit tt fy to their advantage belore purchasing ofsewhore, 1 furs clenued, altare go os most rea it HERZOG es ‘NEW: AVE NOW ON FASHIONABLE | Sianiag emporinan is at J, 201 Fulton street, Brovkly a, Hut loons, iringes, buttons, cord and RESS AND. CLOA\ KETT, SON & CO. i tan mate bought from ‘anction, und are selling ‘at greatly Fed prices ‘Trimmings wiade to order. DRY GOODS, &C. — 379. “BROADWAY.—GREAT BARGAINS —CARPETS i cost—purchsised: at reduced pricos—PECERSON sow soll vil thelr alock of earpets, d0.y Ms. a lds, & ™ per yard, Alto, om onsignmune, a very ‘lar sheng ot ab Soar nt Se. per yard.’ Viloloths, rigs, matting, oath te, equ No.Si9 Broudway, corner of White ctrect, NEETS AND FLANNELS—TUR aN, AB F Bener eT erase we bet eva in thls vity. Bay ner be a direct opean wanufacterers, juantitic trade, enables her to t rotail wit ht the at halt Sha welooe sertathie ERTS RES?’ Mis Sy ROBE eds yt | eee way and Mint rebates darunat Ae. ah 0 reed BEING. fanetD,OF al WE HEAR it T BEING TALKED, OF wADDE! idea te ain Me. JOHN best qualit eee ee © bs} aa ir, worth 71 som pone altar ey een this eotaufvavont i ree a ‘eequit OTICE.<WE HAVE ITF ny See NER & Stew tht tay wil ofr ‘- diate thelrentire stock of tneo, ombeol Phe. at neh low prices as mare eviden tite saith “es Sa Hecaten wer mae 3m atction 1,000 douent heat qandity DOE pale, WORth at Leet Toy ve ett RESTAURANTS. ROADWAY sate M NIN’ aS ion, into of adn and the pet ining hve excel ecoeoemetils tatoo, w whe ii the of i ane tres compartooh with sy asta tiahioan Ped Pan) attached ed to the pong Free lunch day at Il o'clock. 5 lta Metie OAK GRAPES ~THIS bat 4 i hades by CoRR oF OF. fn Ses it ling grape and a native of wie a 1) who have tasted them, nm the fitat of september, eat halfin di Aale.