The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1854, Page 6

Marine Affairs. | ereace in the quantity of railroad acceptances offering 7 Lawncn.—Yeaterday afternoon,“ébdut t'd’clock, the for negotiation, whether direct from the companies or Packet ship Guthenderg, of 1,000 tons burthen, intended | not is unknowa. The Mlinois Central, Erie, and Hudson Ser the New Orieans and Havre trade, was lnunchéd from © River acceptances are freely offered at two and three ‘the yard of Wn. Perine, at Greenpoint. She ip.to be | per cont per menth, without finding purchaser. The eommanded by T. W. Weeks. NM | Mlinois Central Company must look sharp to their re- WevEREeTING ‘BMIGRANT CASE—THE BARK f£ARAH | Sources for paying the next semi-annual interest on PARK. ; | their bonds. The depreciation in the market value of ‘When the Hermann sailed from Southampton the, Ame- | the stock to an extent nearly equal to the instalments giean bark Sarah Park, of Bangor, Capt. C,H. Pentileton, | paid will restrict materially the payment of the instal- had compicted her tepairs, and was to sail for New York | ment called for. Upon that instalment the company om the 9th. The Sarah Park, left Havre on the lst of | depends for the payment of the interest on their bonds @otoder, with am assorted cargo and 307\steerage pas- | for the ensuing year, amounting to nearly twelve hun- sengere; but On the morning of the 3d, ina densefog, | dred thousand dollars. The company have attempted she struck on Bembridge Ledge, near St. Alban’s Head, | to force the payment of that instalment by prohibiting on the English coast, anil sustainedinjury to het bottom. | the transfer of any stock until it is paid. This is likely By the great exertions of the captain and crew the ship | to bea very serious matter, and, in connection with its was bauled off from her uA position, leaking acceptances offered at such an enormous shave, looks as badly, and was brought pton, where her | though it would require a very favorable turn in affairs @amages have been repaired ii the graving dock of that | to extricate the company from its difficulties. The Erie pert. Immediately on arrival at Southampton the cargo was discharged and the passengers landed, where every- ‘Ming that humanity and kind feeling could dictate was dove for their health and comfort by the captain. Ata eensiderable costs, large building was engaged and fitted ‘up with sleeping berths, and every appliance for cooking aad provisioning these emigrants, who were thus lodged, fed and cared for at the expense of the owners of the tosuch exftavagant financiering, but the Illinois Central is @ new customer in the market, and is likely to be bled pretty freely by the Shylocks of Wall street. By the arrival of the steamship George Law at this port, from Aspinwall, we have one week later intelligence from California. The commercial accounts are about the same as those brought by the last steamer. The steam- Bhip, the duration of their stay on shore being nearly | ship John L. Stephens, at Panama from San Francisco, five weeks, and the expense thus incurred from $2,500 | brought down $1,872,000, and the steamship George Law, ‘to $3,000, A nice point is raised in reference to this | at this port, brings $1,568,000 in gold and gold dust. transaction. It appears that the Sarah Fark was char- | After the adjournment of the board the following sales ‘tered by Messrs. Wood, Paillette & Co., of Havre, to con- | of bonds and stocks, belonging to the estate of James vey passengers, at a lump sus, the ship to tind mothing | Foster, Jr., deceased, (with the exception of thirty but space. Messrs. Wood, Paillette & Co. contracted | shares of the Exceisior Insurance Co.,) were made by with the emigrants ‘Subsequently for their simplecon- | Simeon Draper:— their own provisions, as isoften done in such cases. It 500 N. ¥.'Union Club 6 percent bonda ¢ further appears that the ‘cost of provisioning the emi P rdrvhag yan, Sonsini aes Co. ts in Southampton—rendered necessary by the dis. C irance C paves to the pease been repudiated by the Havre Sicth Avenue Eailiond, firm, upon the ground that they were not bound to find New York and Havre Steam Nav. Co . New Haven and New London RR Co, any provisions whatever for the passengers. The ship, 0 do. New Jersey Zine Co.........+ : ; Rese: 25 do. ‘Trenton Iron Co., of New Jerse 853g em the other band, looks to tho emigration agents (the | 969 Qo. Pel., Lackawanna & Western Rit Co, .08 a 68” emigrants themselves being unable to pay,) for all costs | “50 do. Hartford and New Haven RRCo.... 410 @meurred, upon the ground that the terms of the charter | 103 do. Cleveland and Toledo RR Co... 567 do Y., P. & B. (Stonington) RR party only embrace the mere carriage or conveyance of MWe passengers to their destination. Th westion, which ‘ill protiably be deci w, will be highly interesting to American shipmasters, and will serve as a précedent on future cecasions of simi- dar diaaster. ARRIVAL OF THE FLYING CLOUD. ‘The clipper ship Flying Cloud, Capt. Cressy, from Can- ton July 20, via Hong Kong Aug. 1, arrived yesterday morning. She stopped at Hong Kong to repair her windlass which was broken’ in the river, and also to obtain more weamen. She brings valuable cargo of silks, teas, &c. ‘The following-acvount of her pa:¥age is extracted from | N. Excelsior Fire Insurauce Co., os At the second board the market was very quiet, with & slight improvement in prices. Nicaragua Transit ad- vanced 14 per cent, Erie Railroad 3, Illinois Central 1. Reading Railroad fell off 34 per cent. ‘The bills of the Wooster Bank, of Danbury, Connecti- cut, will be redeemed, at 3g per cent discount, at the office of W. & J. O’Brien, No. 33 Wall street. The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liverpool, to-morrow, (Saturday,) will not take out avery large amount of specie. The shipment will not exceed half a million of dollars. The Cunard eteamer from this port, ae a % ett ee on Wednesday next, will take out amuch larger amount. need very ‘heavy weather in the China Sea. : ‘eh @n the 2d Angust Aplit several sails, and was hove to | There has not been much activity in foreign exchanges | for this packet. Rates ruled a little lower for sterling bills. We quote on London, 834 a 9g per cent premium; on Paris, 5f, 1734 a Bf. 18%. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day amounted to $46,645 61; payments, 670,- 981 99—balanoe, $6,591,929 09. The Boston Telegraph of the 28d saya:— Providence improved % per share this morning, and was in active demand at the.close. Eastern holds steady at a shade under yesterday's price; Worcester declined 24, and is preted for sale; Conoord in lower, but few shares are offered for sale ;’ Old Colony and Fall River is forced for sale at 79, without buyers; Providence and Worcester, which was bid off at auction yesterday for 88, was freely offered at the board for 86, and no buyers, Bank shares are still declining, and much more freel: offered. Exchange fell to 107, and Merchants’ 105, Ser twelve bours under bare poles, with royal and top- ft yards.on dyek, during « violent gale, commenc- ‘at N. and,veering toN. W. and S. 8. W., accompa- wied with a perfect deluge of rain. On the 3d, the weather being still bad, with every appear: ance of a continuation, and having a poor arew, decited’on proceeding to the southward, via Goo- Boo and Celebes'Seas, and Macassar Straits, consequently steered for Metidova Strait. 4th and 5th, had much better weather, fine’ tt intervals; got good ‘observations for latitude’and {otigitude which indicate a current of 14 aailes in 24 hours, setting N. 57deg.2min. 6th, at3 P.M. the wind failed 'for ten or fifteen minutes,’ and then sprang up light from eastward, and commenced raiving. ing the ship aback, we braced around the yards and trimme for ‘an east wind, when it again banged suddénly to 8.W., fresh breeze and much rain. Faking the ship aback the second time, braced and trim- ‘med by the wind, head to 5.8.W. Weather much the same wp to 4.A.M., when it cleared up and continued | while National advanced to 101, ’and Blackstone sold at faic until 8, and then commenced raining; nothing in | 101, Shares of the Atlantic, Atlas, Columbian, Globe, sight, reduced sails to three topsails, jib and foretop- | Granite, Grocers’, Howard, North America, and Traders’ mast staysail; at 8.30, judging the ship to be to the southward of the Strait, and not wishing to approach aearer to the land until'the weather cleared up, laid to mnt 10, when it ceased raining, and cleared up somo- what; fied away agnin, and stood in S. FE. by S., with fhe same sailon; at 11 raining again; 11.30, prepared to are all'in the market for sale, without buyers at pre- vious rates, Bonds sold more freely, but at reduced rates. Copper stocks are without material change, ex- po} Pittsburg, which declined $8 per share from last sales, two weeks since. Phoenix sold at $4, including an assessment of $1 due November 17, which is a decline of $1 per share, the last sale wear ship; 12, meu at stations for wearing ship; at | being at 4, withont the as- | ‘this time the weather lighted up and became more clear, | sessment. Copper Falls declined 3, and was not in greing rood for atleast six miles. In lat. 1210 north, | quick demand. Tolfec is dull at 3% to 414 ; North- Jon. “119 58 east, by dead reckoning, which was cer- | western, 17 to 20;9Norwich, 4 asked; 0) Vorest, 7 tainly not correct, asin that position there would not | asked, hhave been more than 22 fathoms water, and soundings | The annexed statement from the last aunual report would have been indicated by the color of the water. | Watert a Ro sshit @a the 7th (6th civil time) at 15 minutes PA. with | Ove Watertown and Rome Railroad Company, exhibits six men on the forccastle, ‘with orders to keop a good | #8 financial condition, earnings, expenditures, &c., up Beokout for land, breakers, or white water, the Captain | to the 30th of September, 1854:— ‘and mate on the poop for the same purpose, and with- WarTkkTOWN AND Rome Raltroap. wut seeing anything, the ship ran upon a sunken rock, Cost of Road and Equipment. 0 as to bring her load line forward three or four feet | Construction........... see ut of water. Immediately hove everything aback— | Passenger and freight stations fhe ship swinging quickly around, head to thes. W Engine and car houses and machine sho) 2,635 85 where she hung thumping heavily for 15 or 20 minutes, | Land, land damages and fences, 170,913 45 nd large pieces of her shoe coming up along- | Locomotives, fixtures and snow 122,136 65 aide. Shortly after striking one of the Passenger and baggage car 30,042 63 smen came running aft to say there was a larg Freight and other cars 160,617 68 her bottom, which proved, on examination, to be a part | Engineering and agenc 43,062 74 of her keel broken off; ordered the pum ‘to get the boats in the water; found 175 simultaneously with these orders the wind evs Total cost of road and equipment + 2,040,544 33 Means Emplo; Jy and the rain poured down in torrents; in a H 100 00 . ments more she gave one tremendous thuinp and slippe off the rock, at which time the pumps showed 18}4 inches; set one gang of men at the pumps, ota TS 2,010,544 33 fm the boats; same time faint breeze sprang up Fleating Dett. @astward and veered gradually around to the south ant } Floating debt, portions of 8.8. W., increasing as it veered; hauled off by the wind which payable in], 2and3 Judged the rock not to exceed thirty or th rty-five yeare.... $200,000 00 feet in diameter, with from six to twelve feet of | Deduct applic: water upon it, and of a dark brown @olor: the ship | struction account........., 159,144 33 making eleven inches water an hour throughout r —_—_—— é the day; Sth, 30 minutes P. M., saw Calivite mountain Balance of floating debt....... « $140,855 67 rent this Balance. @n Mixsoro bearing east, distant by est'mate 50 miles. — ing this to be correct, it places the ship in lat. 13 1 Assets to rep: Stock in Wolf Island canal and $4 E., and ‘indic: rrent sotting , _ steam ferry Loat thereon .... $35,000 00 worth 80 two miles in tw: instead of north | Undivided §-9ths ownership in $7 2, twenty-cight miles in the + .ae time, as indicated } two first class steamboats on by the observations of the 4thand sth, Taking this cur-/ — Lake Ontario. ++ 60,000 00 Feng. indicated by the land, to bave beemrunning | Advances made on four first- an the same direction, and with the same velocity clase propellers, secured by from the Sth to the 6th, at uvon, it would place the | mertgage and policies.,...... 90,000 00 $175,000 00 whip iv lat. 1216 N., lon, 120 18 which is Bwenty-two miles to the south an| three miles to the Leaving on hand an asset balance of, ...... $34,141 The receipts and disbursements of the road for . year endin, rom passer ut @est of a sunken rock, with nine feet water on it, 33.N, ¢ Positions, jon. 120 15 F., though the latit wales. I am inclined to think ii mis which the F. C. struck, and t worthe:ly current, (which is yoy ; es to head steadily to SW.) than sa5sdquent ob-erva- | ions would seem to warrant. It ix represented oa H9s- parts charts, issue of 1545, as 9 shoal eallel “Hua- and in such @ manner a3 to lead one to suppose it @ shoal of four miles in extent, ant that there ld be no danger in approaching it in the me, as while colored water would be seen ia tims wo . Had very bad weather for the four days wucceeding, Oth, in a violent squall, blew awa eight? days passing through Soolos Sea, and calms, to Ba-celan Sifuit, where we were obliy Sti anchor in the night, duringa fresh squall, with thick wea. | Palance carried to surplus account......._ $88,563 90 ‘her and rain from the eastward, Hore lost chain and | rhe main track is 97 miles in length, 7 miles in turn- Seer or Fett id A eet eaaking | cste—equal to 104 majes in all—constructed in the best Becalmed, drifting about with the current, making | joanuer, ample depot and workshop accommodations ‘She distance of three hundred and fifty miles to Cape | ‘isrouct out, fully equipped with rolling stock. ‘The run- William, in Macassar Strait, where she took a breeze anil | ning of trains from Rome to Cape Vincent commenced arrived at Angier four days after, Sept. 10th, and forty | suring the summer of 1852; since which time there has ee ee Tee rath September, | yen a gradual increase of tecel ts. The Gist dividend Be oa ak ee of earnings, five per cent, was declared and made paya- pine Nn eae a abe Fh Bhd tle January’, 1862, and kas been followed by fourother ore Eee Ot eo Hope. Bermuda, | lke conseeutive semi-annual dividends, making five in Home night wae strack by heavy squall in a snddeo ghange from 8.W. to N.W., which sprung foretopmast so bad as to render it necessary to strip the mast of everything above the topsail yard; since which have experienced a continual succession of really bad weath up to the tims of taking a pilot, Weluesday night 2 Tash bt 5,380 08 Total receipts For maintaining road For repai Yor operating road 43 30,243 96 $219,758 09 Net eorningr.. Yiem which deduct divide paid... Paid for interest and when posing through the Strait, oa the 3 . $67,993 81 exchange. 58)144 73 126,138 54 Was the fores i t airs all; the last having been declared and made payable the Ist day of April, 1864, equalling nine and one-eighth (93s) per cent per annum up to that date, (or 73 per cent up to Oct. 1, 1854.) It has been decided by the directors topass the pre- sent October dividend. The report says:— To account for this decision it is necessary to siote that the unlooked for influx of business w followed the opening of the road, has required an outlay for equipment and accommodations, (though not excceding present and future wants,) disproportioned to the means at command, within a contracted period, other than the use of the company’s credit, which las resulted in a floating debt. Although the net earnivgs the past six months would warrant declaring a dividend, (enhanced as are prices in every department of business, except railroad fares,) it would require to be done at the ex- pense of carrying along this floating debt at a rate o terest comparing unfavorably with the rate of divi The directors believe they do not hazard their financ reputation asa board, lgapplying the present acearu- lation of eargings toward the extinguishment of that description of debt whieh would cost more to hold in suspension than the same amount would earn while em- ployed. A continuance of the opposite practice, as all will see, would only tend to enhance the cust of the , or the amount of capital on which to make future dividends. In relation to the anticipated railroad obstruction and difficulties at Erie, Penn., the Columbus (Ohio) Journal Bays— ‘We beg leave to remind these pirates upon the Lake shore that there is now another road open from the west to the ee that the monopoly of that city is gone forever. through to the city of Baltimore in a very few hours, and without any break of lines or interruption. If the travelling public of the west cannot get past Erie with: ere #INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Frapay, Nov. 24—8 P. M There appears to be no limit to the depression. Pre: vious to the meeting of the board this morning, prices were considerably lower; but at the board a slight ratly was made anda part of the decline recovered. Com pared with prices current at the close of the market yesterday, hero was this morning a decline in Iilinois Central Bonds of 44 per cent; Cumberland Coal, 1g; N. ¥. Central Railroad, 3{; Michigan Central, 2; Mudson River Railroad, 1:(; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem, 3; ‘Reading Railroad, 3. Virginia 6's advanced \ per cent: Erie sold as low as 31 per cent in the street, but closed at 317% at the boord. After the board there were sales of Erie 1st Mortyage Bonds at 94 per cent; Missouri 6’ ‘wore better, and closed at 80% per cent; New York Central Railroad sold more freely to-day than asval. More than eightcen bundred shares were gold, and prices run down to 75 on time, seller's option, but closed at 7 me terms. This company must pass its next dividend, or pay it in bonds. It is reported that the dividend past due, and the one about maturing, will be paid out of the three million bonds out suffering the indignities and exposures of last win- ‘the company have been #0 Jong trying to negotiate. It | ter, they will allcome to Columbus, and pass on to the appears to us as the best movement they cao make, next | eastover the Central and the Baltimore route. It may be wellenough for the ricters up north to bear these things in remembrance. The annexed statement exhibits the import and ex- port trade of New South Wales in each of the past ten years to not paying them at all. It will take the whole of that ismne to pay the two dividends and remove the floating @ebt, leaving future dividends to be provided for in the same way. The Central railroad is an old, worn out eoncern, in every way—an old superstructure, old rails, New Sovrn Wares—Imrorts ayp Exports. ° old cars, old machinery, and the old system of oxtrava- | Fear Importes Exports, gant mavagement prevailing throughout. Its stock is is Maite pretty well distributed throughout the line of road, which 1,056,300 in the principal cause of its being so well sustained; but 1 eee it ie rapidly coming into Wall street, and must ultimate- 1'1331909 Jy become one of the most active fancies in the market. 1'357'800 The necessities of holders must bring it out. The non- byirgeg payment of dividends in anythfng available must compel 4,523,300 many to put a portion, at least, of this stock on the warket, to provide thero the means of living. We have notived within the past few days a great in- ded those of the previous sum of £4,442,000, or more th: year by the enorme 7 band, the exports show a threefold, On the o and Hudson River Railroad Companies are accustomed” $164,702 14 | ¢ Ohio Central road now takes passengers ; The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- lue of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con- sumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from rarehouse, during the week ending and including Thurs- day, Nov. 23, 1854:— ? Cotton anddo 13 Shawls...... * Total,..... 138 $46,828 as i MANUFACTURES OF SILK. Handkerchiefs 4 2,897 Silks .. . 77 $81,527 Thread...... 3,527 42 34,563 _ — 14 10,549 = Total,..... 200 $44,390 3 2,632 prey Straw goods. 413. 997 765, we + Feath’s&FPs 7 1,5 326 1,724 5 Embroideries. 36 24,570 1 1 1 5 3,194 3 736 7 9 Teathergloves 3 1,783 Silk & worst’d 7,032 Kid do. 2). ae Silk & cotton. 7,345 ous 186 8,359 Brds& binding 10 5,642 '300 175 $155,720 71,296 Withdrawn from Warehouse. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, = MANUFACTURES OF SILK, Woollens.... 15 , $6,014 Silks 3 $3,324 Cloths . 12 "5,541 Pongees..... 33 6,156 Worsteds .... 8 2,707 Do. & cotton, 2 799 Cotton and co 33 6,689 Sewing: + 18 2,239 Blankets..... 19 4,495 Gloves s 206 2 677 Raw. 26 = (3,264 1 480 = 4 1,507 Total...... 83 $15,979 _-_ MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. 94 $28,810 Linens....... 3 $8,849 MANUPACTURNS OF COTTON. Do. & cotton, 7 1,493 - 14 $2454 Thread....... 2 32 + 8 2.053 —_- — +3 313 Total...... 52 $10,665 8 1,702 — — MISCELLANROUS, Total 83 $6,522 Straw goods. 12 $6,881 Entered for Warehouse. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. Woollen: «» 82 $9,773 Cloths + 5 2 dbd Cott’n&wrstd = 2 736 +++ 41 $12,963 MANUFACTURES OF SILK. 21 $19,143 MANUPACTURES OF FLAX. 2 2,160 Linen........ G1 $9,198 5 2, MISCELLANEOUS. 83 3,086 Straw goods. 84 $29,440 25 2:315 Matting.. ..9,173 80,121 Total...... 66 $29,307 ‘Total......9,264 $59,561 RecaPrrv.arion. Pgs. Value. Manufactures of wool 138 $40,826 Do. 369 87,142 175 185/720 200 14) 683 71,206 Totals... cesecseesecseesesseesesse 1/465 $875,876 Witharawn from Warehouse. Manufactures of wool... + 94 $28,800 Do. 336,522 Do. 83 15,070 52 10,665 12 6,881 Total..... es seesecseiee BTA $08,847 EB y Warehousing. Manufactuses of . Aueawiree cal: OR De. of co ery Misce Tota, biel seveeseees 9466 $118,383 Foreign manufactures remain inactive, and are some- what irregular in price. The demand is confined to some very fine styles of British and Continental goods, which it is not easy to procure at any reduction in value; but there is an abundance of undesirable fabrics on the mar- ket, which are freely offered, and which reputable buyers are able to purchase at, in almost every instance, their own terms. This, however, does not render the trade in such goods any way active. Few dealers will operate, except there is no mistaking the prospeets of gain. Such cases are now very rare. There is, nevertheless, much ground for hope. No further failures in this line, of any importance, have occurred since our last. The imports are far less extensive, and of a generally better description than usual. Debts are being promptly can- celled, and on all sides there are evident symptoms of revival, which it is gratifying to us to contemplate. ‘To nurture this tendency should now be the object of all interes*ed in the business. They can only do tt by well considered and prudent movements. It is vain, it is wrong to be too hopeful. We may be encouraged by returning health; but we ought not to allow ourselves to become #00 enthusiastic in the face of such a pros- pect: for by doing 80, we would be only extinguishing the few sparks of life that begin to glow within us. We trust and believe that anything resembling such a sui- cidal policy will be carefully eschewed, and that no en- gagements will be entered into that are not as absolutely certain as anything wordly can be to result advan tageously. Stock aah fe! uDAY, Nov. 24, 1854, 30 76 5000 North Car t's. 91 1000 Erie Bds of °83 82 1000 H R ist Mg Bs. 100 11000 Pan Bs 2dissue 77 10000 Il Cen RR Bs.c 6434 do......880 10 Cley C & Cin RR. 5 Mich Cen RR.... 100 Hudson RRR.s30 30 200 ErieRailroad,... 3114 100 bs Socu 7000 4g 150 1000 %¢ 200 4000 do.....83 643g 100 SshsDel&HCICo. 112 250 10 do..,....88 111% 200 100 Gold Hill Mine... 13 50 100 Canton € se 17% 100 Cum Coal 100 SECOND BOARD. $9000 Hud Con bds., 60 200 shs Reading RR. £000 do......b3 60 300 do... BS 1000 NY Cen RR bls 5500 Ill Cen RR bds.c 100 shs Nic Tra Co.b3 450 dO. ... meee 100 Cum Coal Go. 860 Wo do. 100 do... 100 Reading RR. CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Fripay, Nov. 24—6 P. M. Asura.—There were 40 bbls. sold at $6 75 a$6 873¢ for pots, and $6 874g for pearls, per 100 Ibs. BryapercrFs.—Flour was 1234 a Qie. per bbl. dearer, the day's sales including 6,000 bbls.—ordinary to choice State at $8 S73g a $8 8744; mixed to fancy Western at $8673; $2 60; and other kinds in proportion; with 0 bbis. suypertine Canadian, free, $0 75, and 2,100 bbls. mixed to extra Southern @! 75 a $10 26 per bbl. Rye flour and corn meal were unaltered. eat was held above the views of buyers ; 4,000 bushels Western red changed bi on private terms. Rye, barley, and oats remained as previously reported. Corn was about Se. per bushel higher, with sales of 67,500 bushels, chiedy Western mixed, at 93 a Me. ; besides which it was Stated that 28,000-Dushels yellow, on board ship (freight 4d.) at Philadelphia, were taken at 9c. Corron.—The market was easy. The sales reached about 1,200 bales. Dealers were anxiously looking for the private advices per Canada. Cor¥es.—The mari 7 was dull. Sales of 50 bags Rio, r Ib. at 9Ae. a 10%KC. Fruents ‘o Liverpool about 75,000 bushels of corn were engaged at 44d. in bulk, and 64. in ship's bag: aiterwards $d. was demanded for it in bulk. tierces was an advance pee . ee e was at 36¢.; cotton, 446.; hops, at 3c. little doing. ‘shippers were waiting the receipt er's letters. To California, rates varied from 36c. to 40¢. per foot measurement. 4 —About 200 a 800 boxes M. R.’s were reported rs. — New were very ey Ib. Ixox.—The market for Scotch pig was at per ton. Lavns.—Fastern continued searce, and were held at $2.25 per 1,000, Tih Rockland was ‘sparingly dealt in, at 95c. for common, and $1 1234 for lum bbl. Moasers.—fales of about bbls. New Orleans, new Hy were made at 28¢., and 40 hhds, Caba muscovado at 26e. Nava Stores.—The market was quict at about 53c. a Sic, for spirits; $2 for common rosin, and $4 50 a $4 75 for turpentine. Ons.—Crude was more inquired for, at 58c. a 60¢. for whale, and $1 75 for sperm, per gallon; manufactured kinds were unaltered. Olive ruled quiet at old rates. Linreed continued inactive, at 79. for large, and Sle, a 82c. for «mail lots, per gallon. Lard was less sought after, at 8c. a 87iic. per gallon. Provioxs.—Pork varied little; the day’s sales did ‘tmegs were made at $1.05. * ‘ToBACCO continues in moderate segues’, Kentucky is very quiet. Of Spanish tobacco we large arrivals. Havana, at 26c. a.33c. ; 34€ bales Cien! P- het innne Seaanl, ENS BIE; SETI, Sec. & 2730. Waisxry.—Sales of 400 bbls. Ohio and trans- pired, at 43c. a 44c. per gallon. se 4 nt Woo1.—We have only to notice a continuance of gene- ral inactivity. Some bu; have been in market during the week, but article movi t take sparit Th i viene of wi Sh ebent ae08 te ‘found 4 bod ‘35¢. cash, for low to good mediam —_—_————s ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. a 5 BROADWAY, CORNER OF TENTH STREET, 7 ly nen ape dk lendid suite of par- lors, fronting Broadway, with or wit! entrance 136 Tenth street. Dinner at half-past five 0’ 192 BIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN NINETEETH AND Twentieth streets. week for single rooms and doard; and an Vt k pario: a it Seem, bats spatitsin and bia eis ot alcketarteae HUDEON STREET, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN’S Furnished rooms to let, with board, to single fe or gentlemen and their wives; heuse newly |, with all the modern improvements. IRVING PLACE, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH street—Suits of apartments, and single rooms, with board, may be obtained. The house is first class, loca- tion desirable, Apply as above. GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN OBTAIN BOARD in & private family, with pleataut rooms, by applying at 101 Second avenue. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BED- room to let at 64 Clinton place, Kighth street, to a single gentleman; also, a small bedroom. ‘The provided with gas and bath room. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN A DESIRABLE location, in Brooklyn, convenient to Hamilton and ill accommodate four gentlemen with fur- nished rooms, with or without partial board. Greenwood cara, from Fulton ferry, pass the door. ‘Terms reasona- ble.’ Apply at 243 Court street, near Union. PARTMENT 10 LET—WELL FURNISHED, WITH grate, closet, &c., on the second story, to are- apectable gentleman, in'a small private family. He can breakfast with the family, or bave it provided in his own room, if required. Apply at 102 Prince street, west of and near Broadway. SPLENDID SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH bedrooms and closets attached, to let ther or separate, in a private house, with all the modern im- rovements, where the comforts of a home can be en- joyed; reference required. Apply at 98 Prince street, a few doors west of Broadway. RE YOU LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARDERS?— Persons of the highest reepectability are confident- iy informed that there is no other way of finding such, so sure or satisfactory, as through this office. Boarders politely directed free of charge to any part of this city or country. Please give this your attention, and be- ware of worthless: boarders and boarding places, as there are many such. Give me your confidence, and upon my statements. Office Clinton Hall, corner of Eighth street and Lafayette place. N. B.—Mary houses for sale and to let. DESIRABLE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOKS TO LET, with partial board if required, for one or two gen- lemen. e house is new, and has all the modern im, provements, in one of the best localities in the end convenient to the cars and stages, 71 West Fourteen! street, first house west of Sixth avenue. LARGE AND PLEASANT FRONT ROOM IN THE second story, with ntry attached, may be ‘Obtained, with board, at fouston street, near Broad way; also rooms for single gentlemen. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.—INQUIRE ATNO. 62 Clinton place, one door east of the Fifth avenve. FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, to let, with partial board, for a gentle- man and his wife, or gentlemen, can be had on applica- tion at 168 Spring street. House first class; family small. Location near Broadway and Thompson Please apply between the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock. treet. BEAUTIFUL SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE FIRST floor, with every sonrvanienots fee) bath, hot and cold water, &c., furnished or unfurnished; also, a square room and bedroom attached, on the second floor, with board, may be ha 44 University place. FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, LIVING IN TWEN- lieth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, will let a front parlor and bedroom in the second story, to a gentleman and wife, all furnished, for $18 pee week. Also, back parlor and bedroom for $15. Two single aen- tlemen taken at reasonable prices. Dinner at 6 P. M. Inquire at the Broadway Boarding Exchange, 371 Broad- way. House in good neighborhood. LARGE AND SMALL ROOM TO LET, WITH OR without furniture, containing gas, hot and cold ater, grates, closets, and bath adjoining, in the private house, ‘beautifully located, 52 East Sixtcenth street. wil |belet tom small family, or to two gentlemen, with ard. OARD— WITH ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, in a first class house in Tenth street, near Broad- way, suitable for families or single gentlemen, 1+, \-te with all the modern improvements, French andSpanish spoken. Dinner at six. References given and required. Apply at 151 ‘Tenth street. Bears A SUIT OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR- nished, in a brown stone house. It is heated by a furnace, and has gas and baths throughout, It is situa- ted in the most fashionable part of the city. Those wish- ing elegant accommodations can apply at 46 East Thirty- fifth street, near Madison avenue. )OARD—WANTED, BY A SINGLE MAN, PERM/- nent board, and a bedroom, for himself, in the neigh - borhood of the nead of Canal street. From $12 to $14 per month will be paid, if suitable, and in advance if re- quired. Letters addressed W. C., Herald office, will be attended to. OARD IN WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BE- tween feventh and Fighth avenues.—A few re- Epectable single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wis, can be accommodated with good board and the comforts of a home, by applying at 125 West Twenty-fifth street. Rerpectable reference given and required. OARD FOR GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN AND their wives, at reasonable prices, where all atten- fion is paid to cleanliness and comfort. First class house, gas, bath, &c.; rooms handsomely furnished. Apply at 84 Franklin street, a few doors west of Broad- way. OARD IN BROOKLYX—FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with rooms and pantries attach- Td, and board. House pleasantly situated 12 to 15 min- utes walk from the ferries. Apply at 342 Atlantic atreet. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A FEW SINGLE gentlemen can be accommodated with partial boxrd and comfortable rooms, in a house with all the mo‘lern i . about two minutes’ walk from Fulton or Apply at 116 Columbia street, Brookly a. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NEAR FULTON ferry.—A gentleman and his wife, or two single Gentlemen, can have pleasant square rooms and bed- rooms; also, a Indy, that can room with another lady, gan have a pleasant room at $3, Genteel house, 43 i.c- illo OARD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, BETWEEN MON- tague and Fulton streets, in a private family, or where there are few boarders, for a young lady. Teruis moderate. Unfurnished room preferred. Address, post- paid, box 1,729, Post Office, New York. OARD WANTED—FOR A LITTLE BOY, SIX YEARS of age, in a private family, where he would receive the attention and kindness of one of their own number. Location within fifteen minutes walk of Bleecker street and the Bowery. References exchanged. Address Mrs. Coolidge, No. 8 Bleecker street. OARD WANTED—AND A COMFORTABLE ROOM, for a young gentleman, in a private family up town, between Fourth and Iwentieth streets, near Broadway. Dinner at six. Terms not to exceed $6. Address F. R. P., box 2,506, Post Office. OARDING—BY THE DAY OR WEEK, CAN BE HAD at No. 15 State street. le Perse can ve mmodated with rooms and full ; also a large pleasant room that will accommodate one or two gentle- men. Reference required. CARDING.—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS TO LET, FUR- nished or unfurnished, either without bosri, or with full or partial board, in @ private family, ut 233 West Fourteenth street. Terms moderate. OARDING.—A PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMS, oN the second oor of a house, well furnished, can be jad, with or without board, at No. 8 St. Mark’s place. OARDING—AT 94 WARREN STREET, A BACK parlor on the second floor, suitable for a gentlem: n and his wife, or a party of gentl two ladies accommodated with and the comforts of a home. lemen: also single rooms; board; price moderate, OARLING—FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLE- men, with parlors, suites, and single rooms, on most Teasonable terms, for {he winter months, at the Collins Hotel, corner of Canal and West strects. Rooms front- ing the North river. TALLMAN & MAPES, Proprietors. OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE rooms than they require, would fet two nicely far- nished ones, with stéves, fireplaces, and pantries attach- ed, toa gentleman and his wife, or two single young men, on moderate terms. Apply at 285 Third street, near avenue D. BOARDING AND LODGING. OARDING—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOM. Biinoaates we ed and full Cag one © See pleasant room, ‘will accommoda’ ae tes accommodated 5 OARDING, 14 BOND STREET.—TWO FINE ROOMS, with board, for gentlemen and their wives, or for single gentlemen. References exchanged. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE ROOM OR room an‘ bedroom, suitable for a family or party ‘of single gentlemen, can now be had at the pleasantly located house, No. 70 Sands street; also, a very conve: nient single room. Terms reasonable. References re- quired. ROOKLYN.—A LADY WISHES TO MEET A PARTY of three or four gentlemen, who will advance her 0, for which they can have rooms with full or par- tial board, in a genteel famify, convenient to South or ‘Wall street ferries, German gent preferred. Ad- dress G. F. T., He \HEAP LODGINGS—GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN GOOD single rooms at the Eagle Hotel, corner of Frank- fort and William streets, from $1 50 to $2 per week, or 25c. to STe. per night. Good beds and plenty of bedding. ‘CONOMY, COMFORT AND HEALTH—FAMILY Sos house northeast corner of Sixth avenue and Thirty-eighth street.—Splendid suits for families, with pantries, closets, gas, baths, &c.;also rooms for single persons. Superior accommodations 01 moderate terms. four can URNISHED ROOMS.—A FRONT ROOM AND BED- room, on the second floor of house No. 157 Cham- bere street, to let, together o separate, with or without board. BNTLEMEN DESIRING FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH- out board, down town, can be well accommodated at 19 Jay street. Also, front basement to let, suitable for an office, and lately occupied by a physician, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITHOUT board, at 22 Waverly place. OBOKEN—ROOMS TO LET, IN A PRIVATE family, furnished or unfurnished, with partial board if desired, Terms moderate. Apply at 29 terrace. A/0. 191 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET—TWO SUITS of furnished rooms to let, to gentlemen and ladics; full board for the ladies. E. Convers on the door. NE SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OR TWO, WISHING TO Ceeupy the same room, chm be accommodated with afurnished or unfurnished room, with partial board, a strictly private family, by E lying at 230 West Twenty-second street, between Eighth and Ninth ave- nues. Terms reasonable. LEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TO gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen. In- quire at 161 Canal street, near Hudson. OOMS TO LET—WELL FURNISHED, PLEASANTLY located, in a house containing all the modern im- provements, fo single gentlemen, with or without par. tial board, who desire @ permanent home with a private family. Inquire at 72 Lexington avenue. Rm, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, TO LET, yrith full or partial board, to two persons; two Second story parlors with pantries; family smail and strictly private. | Inquire at 038 Greenwich strvet, op- posite Vandam street. . 10 LET—TO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR to single gentlemen, the second stor; bong and back rooms, with partial board for the gent! . The hquse is handsomely furnished, and contains all the modern improvements. Please apply at 284 East Twelfth street, second block from Broadway. (0 LET—TO GENTLEMEN FOR LODGINGS, ONE room on the second and two on the third floors, fur- nished, Would not objest to giving breakfast and tea if desised, or to let toa gentleman and wife room on the second Moor. Location very desirable and terms rea- sonable. Hot, cold and shower baths. References given and required. Apply at 609 Houston street, west of roadway. ERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH LARGE PANTRIES, ‘x and allthe modern conveniences, in one of the most lelightful locations, where there are but few boarders, and where the cars pass the duor. Inquire at 65 Second avenue, next to Fourth street. PRY GOODS, a0. RUSSELS LACES.—A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF rich laces, black thread veils, and Paris embroide- ries, just received and offered at manufacturers’ prices, MILLER & GRANT, 871 Broadway. |ARPETS.—BROOKLYN VERSUS NEW YORK.—BAR- i gains must be closed at once. No humbug. The largest and richest stock of Crossleys & Sons? tapestry and velvets in the trade, Also, hundreds of pieces of ingrains, oil cloths, &., §0 per cent. less than spring prices, Look, be satisfied, then go to HORTON & EONS, 270 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and save your money, as crowds daily testify in both cities. RY GOODS FROM AUCTION—AT GEORGE KEYES’ 3 Eighth avenue, blankets, $2 50, $3, $4and $3 per pair; Welsh flannels, 2s, 6d.. 35, and ‘4s.’ per yard; domestic flannels, 1s., 1s. 6d. 28. and 2s. 6d., very cheap red, plain and twilied all wool flaonels, from 2s. up: cloths, cassimeres, satinets and vestings, a bargain; la- dies’ cloth, ajl shades, less than importers’ price: wide silk velvets, all colors, $4.50 per yard; broche to shawls, all wool, as low as'$10, worth $16; heavy woo Jong and square shawls at auction prices; handsome ramattas, all colors, 1s., 1s. 6d., 2s., 2s. 6d. and up; ne French’ ‘merinoes, be, ta. ond 8s, list year Bs. 10s ap 4 ines, 1s, per ® great in; Mnen and domestic goody of all kinds, clearing outeat decided ins. Also, at 327 Eighth avenue, the whole: of the rupt stock of Wallace & Scholes, bought of Rufus Sanger, one of their creditors, which ‘must be sold this week, as the store is let for another business, RGE KEYES, 343 Eighth avenue. LOUNCED SILK ROBES, IN CARTONS, OF THE latest Paris style, at very moderate prices, will be exhibited on Monday, Nov. 27. A. T. STEWART & CO., Broadway. MPORTED WOVE CORSETS.—MRS. GAYNOR HAS just cleared from the Custom House another impor- tation of her elegant fitting French wove corsets, and will continue to sell them at half the prices ugually charged, at 45 Third avenue, near Tenth street. N. B— Also mises’ corsets. ADIES’ CLOTHS—BLACK SILK VELVETS AND black and colored satins for cloaks.—Fancy silks, cashmeres, muslin de 1a! k, white, and colored Frenoh merinos, fancy cassimeze: oh We ine! and linen goods, flannels and blankets. We offer to dealere ® fall assort: it of the above coods at betty trices. TRACY, IRWIN & CO., Nos. 234.and 235 REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. A gold watch and chain and some money, wh is n be kept; thanks of the owner and the above reward. The watch being a relic, the owner values it much, Please leave it at the store of Mr. Allers, corner of William and Duane streets REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, a rowboat, about fourteen feet long; she is shicoth built, copper fastened, copper band on the bow runs under her bottom, a piece broken out of her stern, She was painted white inside and out, with a yellow stripe near the gunnel. It stolen ‘on the 234 inst. from wy place at Ravenswood. By giving notice there} or at 77 Dey street, will pay the above reward. JOHN BODINE. —LOST, ON WEDNESDAY AFTER- t.,'in passing from the station of d at Thirty-first street, through arth ayenne, a small roll of The finder wilt receive the above reward c rame at 61 East Twenty-seventh strect, ty street. vete, it roadway. vipts leaving ( 001i (AUTON 10 PAWNEROKERS.—NOTICE.—A GOLD _, Fieuch lever watch, No. 3,792, with ten jewels, stolen Tharsday evening, 234 inst., at 014g Canal street, 0G LOST.—$10 REWARD.—SIRAYED OR STOLEN from 46 Pacific street, Brooklyn, cn Saturday night, A large black Newfoundland dog; answers to the naime of Rolla, The above reward will ‘be given on bis return to G. A. Clark, 45 Pacific street, Brooklyn. OUND—ON FRIDAY, THE 17TH OF NOVEMBER, A White andved bullock, marked with two marks on ihe left rump. The owner ean have him by proving proverty and paying expenses. Apply at the slaughter house, near Hell Gate ferry, Astoria. OST—ON SUNDAY EVENING LAST, FROM NO. 12 Washington place, a white dog, ci ears, short ‘ail; had on a white and black collar. joever returns the = dog to the.above address will be suitably re- warde Tot O8 HE BST INET.) A GOLD BUCKLE AND ALG seal, (the seal was made from California quarts Fock.) between Coenties alip and Hamilton ferry, and Hamilton ferry and corner of Union and Clinton s¢teets' Brooklyn side, through Union street. The finder will be liberally rewarded By leaving the same at 36 Front street, New York. OST—A NOTE DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JACOB Mayle, by L. Rosenstein for $130, Payable three y' wy’ ght, heen Le type ott 53. All per- sons are hereby cautione: inst negotiati 4 payment thereof bas bee ed etn ctwes O&8T—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING SOME MONEY, and papers of value to no one but the owner; sup- ed to have been dropped in Reade street, between jreenwich street and Broadway. The finder will be libe- rally ewarded, and receive the thanks of the owner, b: leaving it with DOW & HENRY, 311 Greenwich strect, corner of Reade. ISSING.—A PROMISSORY NOTE FOR $427, DATED Philadelphia, Oct. 10, 1864, payable three months after date, to order of John Wilson & Co., by C. N. Robin- son, was enclosed in a letter to the ad of John Wilson & Co., No. 31 Maiden lane, New York, and de- OARDING.—A SMALL FAMILY WOULD ACCOMMO-*| posited in the United States Post Office at Phi cate alady and gentleman, or one or twogentlemen, with full or ) Where they can enjoy the comforts of a home. The house has gas, baths, and fur- naces, 70 West Thirty-Qrst street, near Broad Sixth avenue, Sear or javing yet heen received by the us are hereby cautioned not to negotiate pa pb pay- a ny ited. way aod | mext of it having been preven’ ISN & CO, me | aad prices :—Sadiles of venison, 10 cents per 1b.; Frani06, 288 Bro i Riheet care, NBN, Yarled stock of De Larue’s em LADUE TANCY JOURS. “THE SUBSCRIBER IN: "ites puic attention to bis present unrivaled. aesors meat of Kuseian and Hudson Bay sal Sond, mason, tink, chinchilla; gemine lynx, genet, lage city retail dash sl bye pen 5 Fel GEO, BULPIN 3 | Broadway. {nopection ad slogant stock of furs, ust to be rf of Pers, no erfor beauty or quelity. Orders strietly, feis articles warranted, Prices moderate and to ruit OVEMBER, DECEMBER A! 8: N Jone vClcakeaed fare aa abcess re Gay aia itech. ant os mos wore teats Seth ted WAREHOU! BROADW. Ape Se eats, AS 2 classes, stone marten, Stch end mountain tending the war with Russia W. B. MoK, righ dark sablesand mink cheaper than ever yeb m, baving fortuna ht a large lot of furs early shls year, through e relative in aaa aie 5 part recommen eo Laracteristio features being small Profits and no deviation from th ri oe marked price. Establishment, 47 Canal street, Brandre Buildings, four doors from Bron rine ‘WILLIAM B, McKENZIE, Proprietor. ‘HE NEW YORK FUR band a 6a] COMPANY HAVE NOWO assortment of oy ’ and children’s furs, Sta | a sawe CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK.—W. 3B. VAN y — hay pe RR a ie dd holes) Ty ley = Pacililee eognolnia thc weeasingtahaee Bs TICKETS AND CIRCU! ORDERS OF DANC- ing, together with every description of mercantile, Commercial, ard ordinary job and card printing, in plain or fancy colors, done in ihe first style of the art, at short notice and low prices, by Thomas 8. Sutton, Printer, 142 Fulton street, between Nassau and nt SUTTO! a Printer. 2S DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISH- ment.—J. DESCHAUX, Office 708 Broadway, New York. he public is respectfully informed that this e- tablishment, managed by experienced workmen, wild ire particular attention to the dyeing and refinishing; @ new and very superior style, of all sorts of i — Gilk, satin, velvet, merino, thibet and cashmere shawis, Can! d Italian crapos, gimps, fringes, cus teins, pia- no table cover of sen Barr ice cream, lemdhade, ke. taken out o! without clea: the whole. Blond laces of all sorts bi mei and trans- ferrédin the very best style, and all of light mousseline dresses washed and dressed. Gis FIXTURES—OF SPLENDID DESIGN AND FIN- ish, and Sree pe cent cheay than any other house wholesale and retail, nat manufactory of [AMES G. MOFFET, Nos. Prince street, third » Dlock west of Broadway. i ‘MPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—MESSRS. . E. DUMONT & Co, herd respectfully to inform their ~ numerous customers that they continue to receive or- ders for their su) atyle of dyeing and ‘ecouring all kinds of silk an m goods, ’ dresses, shawl gentlemen's clothing, &c. Kid’ gloves cleaned without smell. Office 490 Broadway, N. §. INE WOOD, PINE WOOD.—I AM PREPARED TO Soe - to vessels Spe? ten Loge cords wi year, from the Rappahannock river, wishing fo contract for the ansve will adi A. L. CARTER, Little Walton Post Office, county, Virginian. REMIUM CHEESE.—THOSE LARGE WHICI were on exhibition at the State Fair, will be cut on rday, the 26th instant, by P. C, AGNEW, at his ‘and, No. 4 Centre Murket. ‘All lovers of good cheess should call and get a piece. Weight 500 lbs each. TATIONERY AT LOW PRICES.—WM. A. WHEELE® & CO., 3 snd 15 Park row, have on hand a laage and very desirable stock of stationery, foreign and do- mestic, American papers, &c., which they will sell at very low prices, either for cash or approved paper. The atiention of buyers is particularly requested. Nos. 13 and 15 Park row. AL SODA AND £0DA ASH.—500 CASKS IN STORE, and for sale, by WM. PARTRID@E &SON, 27 Cliff :GRAPH WIRE—INSULATED WITH GUTTA rcha, and warranted pure, on hand and for sale, by SAMUEL 'C, BISHOP, India rubber and gutta percha dealer, 181 Broadway. MEANNESS INTENSE, At another’s expense, To obtain for inventions the credit; Lyon’s Powder and Pills, hen you buy, he that sells Should show you the label and read it. These articles, for the instant destruction of insects, rats and mice, are not peddled about the streets. Exam- ine the wrappers; see that cach label is signed with K. LYON’S name. Central wholesale and retail depot, 424 Broadway. VREON,. QUAIL, PRAIRIE GROUSE, | kO—R. NEWTON, Monroe, Michigan, will deliver the above toU. 8. Express Company, in Monroe, at the fol- quail or snipe, 9 shillings per dozen; prairie grouse, $& 50 per dozen. Weekly orders Promptl ph ces weg ng and none sent but the finest quality. Address as above. ARNISHING AND POLISHING,—NOTICE TO HOUSE- keepers and families.—All kinds of household fur- niture, mahogany doors, Landrails, &., &c., cleaned and polished at the shortest notice, so asto look as as new, by E. Martin, 117 Prince street, up stairs. Don’t’ forget the uumber—117 Prince street. We Ore, FOR MINES, | INCLINED PLANES, hoisting heavy weights, st purposes for ves- sels, stays or braces, &c., much safer and far more du- rable than best hemp or hide ropes; also for sash: weights, and dumb waiters in buildings, lightning con- ductors, &c., made of extra fine wire, and very flexible. CHAS. W. COPLAND, o4 Rroadway. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. OUNTRY RESIDENCE.—WANTED TO RENT, WITH a view to purchase, if a , & moderate sized house, with requisite ouf buildings, and some fifteen, to. twenty acres of land attached, Within one hout’s ride by. railroad of New York, near to a depot. Address, with full particulars, stating location, rent and price, with a description of tho premises, 8. 8.., box 126 Herald office. ‘OUSE WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, ON A LEASE to terminate five years from May next, must be located between Twentieth and Thirty-third streets, and Madison and Sixth avenues. Rent about $750 per num. Apply at the Broadway Land Office, VANLIEW & GRENPEL. tito Broadway. Ett. (OMS WANTED—A PARLOR, BEDRCOM AND R kitchen, in a genteel locality, furnished preterred. ‘Terms must be moderate Address Edward, Herald of- fice, ANTED—A SECONDHAND ENGINE, OF 23; OR 3 Lorse power. Address Will Root, Pittsfield, tating the condition and price of the engine. TED—IMMEDIATELY, BY A SMALL FAMIL the lower part of a house, in a pleasant locality. Rent must be moderate. Address, stating rent, Platt, -ANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HS WIFE, A UV altaished heute, ora roomy galt of spartans, nation ‘tween Fourth an ixth avenu and Twentieth streets, Address H. E., box Nak Fost Office, Ae se Wy Axirn 2 cit auto im Tonmessee ar ay jal a mine res clothing, jewel'y of furnitare, Address room ing House, or call in person, where had on the subject, for three days. ———$—$—$———— —— ————————————_———————_ TO PURCHASE—A WELL ESTABLISHED. TE rchaie fancy goods business, or a well lo- cated al. Yr ard, with full particulars, MATRIMONIAL. _ y ‘ADAME ALWIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER SER- the ladies and Hemen of this city, in Av and roe gna is to be consulted French, and languages. ‘909 , between First and Second streets. Office hours from 10.4. M. to 6 P.M. Ladies 40 cents; gentlemen $1. ADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, WAS born with a gift ‘to tell the past, present and fa~ ture events of life. All who with a speedy marriage may call soon, and see her invoke the powers of her won- science, and tell you all you wish to know, even five very thoughts, and show ‘the likenens of your Serge wet! and absent which has aden. ished th during her travels in ». 76 Broome street, Cannon, Gentlemen not