The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1854, Page 7

DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY, WOAR DING () BROADWAY —o LET, WITH OR WitHOUT 70 board, handsome rooms, newly furnished with ‘Sts of furniture. The Jeune is small nl those engag- ng can have the comforts of a home. Please apply at 0 Broadway. 7 BROADWAY.—TO LEY, WITH O8 WITHOUT Doard, one suit of handsomely furaishod rooms, in first floor, fronting Broadway, newly furnished; also veral large rooms and single rooms for gentlemen. Ap- Bly as above. ‘The house is first class, and contains all he modern improvements. 4 BROADWAY.—TWO FRONT ROOMS, RICHLY D furnished, and having gas, ani suitable for milies, may be had, with full board; also, one or two poms, with grates, for single men. Persons looking for Yood and permanent board will please apply as above. HUDSQN STREET, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN'S pati—Yurnished rooms to let, with boar, to ingle gentlemen, or gentlemen ani their wives; heuse wly furnished, with all the modern improvements. NINTH STREET.—SUITS OF ELEGANTLY furnished rooms to let, on: first and second , to families, with private table, the house havin; i required conveniences and eligibly Jocated.. Apply a Ninth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOORS EAST OF Broadway.—Rooms, with large paniries at; ched, and neatly furnished, to let, with boart. Table ae supplied, and meals punctual at the ap- p ur. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A FEW SINGLE ntlemen can obtain rooms in a house contain- all the modern improvements. Location four doors om Sixth avenue. FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF 0 Broadway.—Two pariors on the first floor, sitting pa lange bedrovm om the, atcond cr third; alse, two ot ree $i rooms neat ‘urnished as lodgi 3 for > emen. Breakfast served if required. "Gteanliness rictly obverved. LEGANT ROOMS.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN OF high respectability wishing rooms, with partial | Doard, in an elegant. private residence, a few doors west Of Proadway, near the Brevoort House, rud oceupicd by a stric'ly pr. way adcress A. B., box 412, Post Office. URNISHED ROOMS TO LEY, TO GENTLEMEN without board, at No. 4 Bond street. URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT Fie Hudson street, opposite St. John’s park Bath ip the houre. F HED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GENTLE- men, down, town, at 20 White street, near Broad. way, west side. INE ROOMS, NEATLY FURNISHED, TO, LET, TO gentlemen, at 16 Bond street. é FA SEy rorven ROOMS TO LET—AT 22 ‘Waverley place, WISH FOR A COMFORTABLE PERMANENT HOME L for myself and wife, Can pay $10 per week. Must be east of Seventh avenue, and below Twentieth street. No person need anawer who has a family, as my object is to procure @ quiet, permanent home. ‘Best of city reference given. A note addressed to Charles Car- rol, Herald office, will receive attention, Must have breakfast as early 'as 7 o'clock 0,191 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET—TWO SUITS of furnished rooms to let, to gentlemen and ladics; full board for the Indies. KE. Convers on the door. ‘PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON FIRST, SECOND AND third floors to let, with board, on 'very reasonable terms, in the first class house No. 98 East Sixteenth street, near Livingston place. ‘The rooms are hagdsome- ly furnished, RIVATE BOARDING.—A VERY PLEASANT ROOM, on aceond floor, suitable for a gentleman and wife, ¢ither furnished or unfurnished, can be had, with board, on reasonable terms, at No. 280 Fourth ayenue, opposite HOWARD STREET, ONE DOOR FROM BROAD- vay.—To let, 9 pleasant sult of rooms, in pri- te famtly; two patlors and bedrooms aljoining, sulta- for single gentlemen, with or without board, Eng. h, French, Spanish, and Italian ‘joken. References changed. ’ Apply between the hours of 12 and 6, b] LAFAYETTE PLACE.—SINGLE ROOMS FOR gentlemen to let with board. SUITE OF ROOMS—SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED, TO AA let, together or separate, in a private house, with fi the modern improvements; also, » single room, with te and gas init. A physician will find this a rare — pply at 98 Prince street, a few doors west of oadway. : PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOO! be had, with board, at 74 East Twenty-thit rt. house contains ali modern improvemerite, )d is pleasantly located between Fourth and Lexington fenues. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A PLEA- AL sant room to one or two single gentlemen, or » fntleman and wife, in a house with all the modern con- nignces; location pleasant, and convenient to all the u cars. No. 51 West-thirty-fifth street, between fth and Sixth avenues. GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A ROOM, WITH FULL ‘board, in the first class house 43 West Twenty- cond street. None need apply who cannot furnish un ceptionable reference, and are willing to pay » fair ice ves comfort. The room will be vacant on the lst roximo. Dr. Hawks’ church. The house is finely located, and has all the modern improvements. ferences ex- changed. witl nega sec gee to two persons; two second story parlors with padtries; fi smaail and strictly private. Inquire at Greenwich street, op- posite Vandam atree’ OOMS TO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with or without board. Please apply at 175 West Thirty-sixth street, near Eighth avenue. House fur- Foy te with ali modern conveniences. A small private familys T WO OR THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN NERS: preferred) can be accommodated with parlors and bedrooms, with board, in a private family, where there are but few boarders.’ They will be expected to be per- fectly at home and comfortable in all respects. Dinner at6o’clock, Gas and Croton water in the house. Loca- tion near Twenty-fourth street and Fourth avenue. Ad- dress box 150 Herald office. WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE FU! with rooms, without board, at No. 19 Jay street. Also, front basement to let, suitable for an affice, lately oceupied by a physician. ‘Apply as above. \0 LET—THE FIRST FLOOR, FURNISHED, OF house 166 Chambers street, with back kitchen, or would rent toa gentleman and wife the front or back lor, with or without board. No other boarders. ferms moderate. 1ET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF A STONE FRONT house, in a good part of the oity, near Broadway, with or without ‘Apply to LONGLEY & TAYLOR, No. 92 Brondway. LARGE BACK ROOM, WITH AN EXTENSION, ON A second floor, furnished, suitable for a amall famil; ‘@ party of gentlemen. Please call at 41 East Fifteenth eet, near Union square. PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN im they require, would like to let, to one or two gen- men,# parlor and bedroom, attached, at $4 60 ar ek; also, a back room, at $3'per week; also an attic pm at $1 50 per week. Apply at 71 Crosby street, one bck from Broadway. LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR ONE OR TWO single gentlemen, can be sccommodated with a sasant parlor and. sleeping room ina private house, in peed ne part of the Seventh ward. Address Hamilton, -rald offiee, GENTIEMAN AND LADY, WITH NURSE AND A. chil¢, desire rcoms in a private family, with board. Herenced. exchanged. Addrest H. J. W., box 1,723 +t Office. RE YOU LOOKING FOR BOARD OR BOARDERS?— Persons of the highest respectability are confident- nformed that there is no other way of finding such, sure or satisfactory, as through this office. Boarders itely directed tree of eb: fo any part of this city country, Please give this your attention, and be- re of worthless boarders and boarding places, as are many such. Give me your confidence, and y upon my statements. Office’ Clinton Hall, corner ghth street and Lafayette place. N. B.—Mavy uses for kale and to let. : |, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, WITH or without breakfast, A neaily furnished room in upper story to rent cheap, for the winter, at 89 ‘ince street. Gas and baths. FyOARD—AT 106 AND 108 EAST FO! r) street, a fine suit of paflors, (three deep,) ndsomely’ furnished, with board, may be had the above first class houses; alsé accommoda. bns for two or three single gentlemen from the Ist of cember. References exchanged. DOARD.—SUITS OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR PF) families, with private table if required; also, roms single gentlemen. Apply at 649 Broadway, a few Bleecker street, for three days, Wednesday, Friday. FH OARD.—A COUPLE OF ROOMS TO LET, TO GEN- > tlemen and their wives, with full or partial board; ‘o single gentlemen can alao be accommodated with asant room and partial board. Location eligible and Invenient. Reference required, Inquire at 155 Thomp- in street, near Houston. 1OARD.=A PLAIN FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, [> with board, toa lady who requires nursing, by a ow without family, who is an experienced nurse. hose requiring the above accommodations will find this desirable place; or would take @ child to board. Call ‘87 Houston street. 1) 0ARD—ONE OR TWO PLEASANT AND WELL FUR- [> nished rooms, with board, may be had at 113 Clin- in place, near Fifth avenue. MOARD.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON THE SE- [> cond floor, to let toa eer and wife, or two hgle gentlemen, in a private family. All the modern im- ovements, and contiguous to stages and railroads. 145 West Twenty-second street, between Sixth and nth avenues. NOARD, BOARD, BOARD—TO SUIT ALL CIRCUM- 1) stances and conditions, may be obtained, either in rding houses or private families, by applying at the ding house agency No, 4 Astor place, next door io inas’s dyeing establishment. N. B,—Parties wishing ders should call immediately. MOARD IN NINTH STREET.—A FINE SUIT OF 1) rooms on second floor, front, and rooms for two hgle gentlemen; all furnished in’s superior manner ; ist class house, few boarders taken, at 25 Ninth street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—a GENTLEMAN AND 1) wife, or one or two single gentlemen can be accom- dated with pleasant rooms ina family where a few rders are taken, in a pleasant location, five minutes k of Fulton ferry. Apply at No. 57 High street. POARD IN BROOKLYN—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, >} ortwo gentlemen, can be accommo lated with pleasant furnished back room, on first floor, with 'd, on moderate terms. The house is furnished with and very convenient to Wall and Atlantic fercies. # pass the door, Apply at 62 Court rtroct. DOARD IN BROOKLYN, AT 328 HENRY STREET.— D A gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, be accommodated with elegantly furnished rooms, in new brown stone house, containing all the modern provements. Location convenient to the ferries, LET—FURNISHED ROOMS TO GENTLEMEN, W'TH partial board, if required; also, room for a lady; one that plays the piano or guitar would be preferred, Call for three days at 52 Lispenard street, near Broad. LET—TWO FURNISHED PARLORS, TO SINGLE gentlemen, without board; also, some other rooms on the third floor. No. 5 Clinton place. ROOMS ON THE*SECOND FLOOR (FURNISH- ed or unfurnished) may be obtained, with board, in a first class house, at No. 220 West Fourteenth street. To be let separately or fogetier, ‘and suitably for a gen- eres and wife or single gentlemen. References ox- changed. GENTLEMAN; TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS OF AGE, wishes to correspond with some lady under twenty- jive, with a view to matrimony. The advertiser is good- lcoking, ogreeable and affectionate, and desires the same qualities in those applying to this advertixement. Mone is of no object. All communications strictly confidential. Address Louis Montgomery, Union square Post Office. A, ADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, WAS born with a gift to tell the past, present and fu- ture events of life. All who with » speedy matriage may call soon, and sco her invoke the powers of her won- derful science, and tell you all you wish to know, even your very thoughts, and show you the likeness of your intended busband and absent friends, which has aiton- ished thouganda during her trevels in Europe: 76 Broome strevt, near Cannon. Gentlemen not admitied, ADAME ALWIN, FROM Fireg kespe ge HER SER- vicea to the Indies and gent of this city,.io y, by books and science, and is to be consulted ve, marriage, business, law matters, &. She I the name of the lady or gentleman they wil also the vs pe ag Be oh hang sel win mnch, an ng. = , between First and Second sireste, Office hours from 10 A. M. to 6 P.M. Ladies 50 cents; gentlemen $1. astro! about will t IN1’S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICA ‘Adviser, and Marriage Guide, 11th edition, 34 pages, cloth, 76 engravings. Both married and singl should consult it. Sold at No. 222 Broadway, and mailed free for $1, by the author, M. Larmont, physician and surgeon, No. 42 Reade st corner of lway, where he is consulted from 11 A to2P. M., and 6 9 in the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B.—Not th drug store. Patients treated by mail or express. Ad dress all letters box 844 New York Post @ffice. We con cur with all other papers in recommending Dr. Larmont to the afflicted. urier dea Etats Unis, its Zietung, National Democrat, Day Book, and Now Bruns Times. R. WARREN, MEMBER OF THE OOLLEGE ‘Surgeons of Dublin and Edinburgh, attends to pri- vate practice at his old established office, 71 i803 strect, near Catharine, where he is performing the mort astouishing cures on record, without restraint in diet or business pursuits. R. WARD, WITH HIS CELEBRATED AMAZING medicines, is err re record, at his office, 50 most astonishing cures os 7 street. Country letters, containing $5, served with advice and medicine turn post. Never known to fail. by 30 R. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND D nership’ with Dr. Ward,) 6. nal street, one door east from! AM. ti P.M. Dr. depus.cive tincture, price $1 @ certain cure. The most difficult case cured thereby with facility. “De Towers? balm of Gilead, price $8, for general debility aud cervous disorders. Dr. Powers’ female peri pills, and other medicines for female derangements T th $1. Post paid letters will receive immediate at- rnticn. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, SO LONG KNOWN {o the citizens of New York, may be consulted with confidence as usnal, at his old office, where all whe have suffered from the maltreatment of pretenders may rely on being honorably treat: . aH , 16 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON- sulied.—Twenty-two years in one speciality en- Abies Dr. J. to cure such cases as have bafiled those lose experienced than himself. Constitutional weakness ef- — cured, without the use of apy deleterious rug. . EVER AND AGUE WARRANTED CURED IN from twenty-four to forty-eight hours, allowing but one shake. | will take any man afflicted with rheu roatirm off his crutches within twenty-four hours, or ask no pay, Allother disenses effectually .treatet! and cured. J. EB. NOLAN, Indian Doctor, 129 Beekman street, corker of Front, up stairs. OARDING.—ONF on TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, or three or four sing! tlemen, fen to board ina private family, h ibasiteors casters h bedrooms, grates, bath, Se, &c.; or rooms to lot, br'shed or unfurnished. ly at 92 Kast Twenty- hth street, opposite St. Stephen’s Church, meted + prea! o roenn's even» EME EST: OARDING.—TWO LARGE PARLORS, A BEDROOM and bathroom connected, may be had together or rately, with board, by suitable partics, oa applying Oriental House, 43 Lafayette place. = ead ave OARDING.—A PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMS CAN be had on the second atory of a well furnished se, where there are but few boarders. Apply at No. . Mark's place. OARDING.--JERSEY CITY.—A GENTLEMAN AND his wife can be accommodated in a first class house b nice rooms, furnished or unfurnished; also a few le gentlemen, ina pleasant, neighborhood, with all Imodern improvements, such as gaa, bath, &., by ying at 15 Sussex place. OARDING.—A LADY WOULD LET A BACK PARLOR, Jon frst oor, to a lady and gentleman; or two young a ; also a room, with full or — board. The has gas, baths, and furnace. No. 70 Weat Thirty- street, near Si: th and Broa Away. OARDING.—-A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH room attached; for he gentleman. Kpply ‘at 13 Beach street. PARDING.—A FINE LARGE PARLOR, WITH bedroom attached, on second floor, alsoa room on h floor, suitable for one or two gentle board’ st 427 Broome street cee bloce pact et dway; ‘house first class, with all the modern im: ttn DARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMO- date one or two gontlemen and their wives with ble rooms and ; also, two or three rooms le for single gentlemen. Inquire at No, 12 Sixth ue. ANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS.—THE rat floor, with one or two ypper rooms, will be let It genteel family, or single gentlemen. Apply at bs ntrect and’ Waverley: pisce. avo; 6 faraisbed aver) » @ fu town house to let. ss / O FEE TILL CURED.—DR. CORBETT, OF NO. 15 Duane street, may be consulted with confidence os iseases. Twenty-three years in one 6; ity enable bim to guarantee permanent cures. B.. . C. ise dipioms member of the New York University See his in his office. MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM panion, by Dr. A. M. jeean ° iseanes of women; one hundredth edition, (500,000) per, extra binding; price 12mo., pp. 336, on fine Every complaint to w! woman is su! hood to womanhood, and also as wife ‘as mother, sre the proper sea tense! in sce inane the most chante language, eanily understood, 7A tions of many sym} much anxiety or How are from: obstructions A i Seo ‘to the Roberton bey ek | ey are ignorant, wi ‘4 lap mediedt navico. toy eee, forte sock uterf falling sen rene or flour albus 3 eS + i many are for imag Tontha preceding coudmement? How sec} have dificult, if not dangerous and alow uncertain recoveries ? Some whose i OW anguish e maierer, to the husband, to possession of this little volume te ‘ i; Td & copy wi trai ‘mail, postage, to an; of | the United States. All letters must be ‘adtrensels post peg toe. A. M, MAURICEAU, office 120 Liberty atreet . ¥., or box 1,224 New York Post Office, family where no Boarders ace taken, | SRR TS. Y nena nnnneacinsadint | 1 er OPERA AT NIBLO’S GARDEN.—THURS- day evening, November 30, SECOND APVEATANCE IN AMERICA Of the celebrated cantatrice, WLLE Nav, Who Lag WR iiss srererereereerceesereese s LUCY Dominetti’s o| in f titled Lucy “Gatco, “ supported by the following talented” _ Mr. ST. Al N a8.... EDGAR RavRNswooD Mr. IRVING... Col. Henry Avuron Mr. GEO. HARK Mr. HORNCASTLE Mr. CHAMBERS, JORMAN With full Chor ‘heat composed instrumentalists in the country, under the MR. 5 ante view of the Cemetery of Ravenswood, by Mr. ji Tickets to all parts of the house, . Fifty Cents Orchestra Armehairs... - One Dollar each Private Boxes, with six seats, each. ++, Five Dollars Doors open at 635: to commence at 73 o'clock. Srzcia1 Norick.—In compliance with numerous and continual demands for RESERVED SEATS, and in order to accommodate the 1 Sonyge of the English Opera, the peo jetor announces that DRESS SEATS MAY BE SECURED WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Box Office open daily from 8 A. M, till 5 P. M. URTON’S Tere tee _ rt A reall night, Thuraday, great success- UPPER TEN AND LOWER TWENTY, and a new farce, first time, called 4 BLIGHTED BEING. Mr. Burton in his admirable character of Crookpath. Messrs. Jordan, Fisher, Johnston, Marchant, &c. rails Raymond, srs. Hughes, Mrs. Hough, Mise ‘Annie , &e. Miss Macarthy will sing “The Red, White and Blue.”? A vew door or entrance to the juet will be opened this evening for the accommodation of those ladies and gentlemen who have not secured seats. Doors at half past 6; begin at quarter past 7. Bre THEATRE.—PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, LP. Welton; Sean anne Robert Jones.—Prices of Admiseion—Boxes, 25 cents: Pit and Gallery, 183 cents; Private Boxes, $5. This afternoon, Pov. 30, Wonderful Feats, by Signor Felix Carlo and Son; to con- clude with the CATARACT OF THE GANGES. of the fret direction of EVENING bie pimped At 734 oc’loc’, Brilliant feats in the Circle BY THE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY. To conclude with THE CATARACT OF THE GANGES. URDY’S NATIONAL THEATRE.—DRESS CIRCLE AND Upper Boxes, 26 cepts; Pit, 1234 cents; Orchestra , 50 cents; Private Boxes, $5. Three grand per- rmances, commencing in the morning at 10, in the af- ternoon at'3, and in the evening at 744 o'clock. tertamments will commence with A GRAND TRIAN PERFO! the French and American Gireus; followed by the ballet of THE MAGIC ROSE; to conclude with EL HYDER. UCKLEY’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 539 BROAB way. Monday evening, Noy. 27, and all this week, Oy cveniPREGRO MINSTREISY 5 The en- EQUES- and the grand musical fairy extravaganza of ee REAUTY THE BEAST Written by J. R. Planche, her entire new scenery, dresses, tricks and transfe ion, Beast, : Sir Aldgate Plump (futher of Soun dail nf ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—ADMITTANCE 25 cents; children under ten, 1234 cents, Paying once admits to only one performance. Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 30. Performances nearly every hour of the day, amusing yet most chaste charac- ter, especially adapted to the entertainment of families and children, and constituting, beyond all others, the most rational enjoyment of the day. Morning, at 103, iE DUMB MAN OF MANCHESTER, and the’ farce of STATE SECRETS, Afternoon, at 2 and also at 5, the at French drama of EUSTACHE. aioee at 8, the “drama of the WRECK ASHORE, besides Singing, Dancing, 5) and other entertainments, as described in the small bills. No charge to museum visiters for a fhecoug examina- tion of the million of curiosities in this hment, gathered from all parts of the world, including the great- est wax works in America; the beautiful living Giraffes, the only ones in America; the living Boa Oonstrictor, or Prince of Serpents, from Africa, twenty-eight feet long; the original ppy Family, and’a host of other raritigs, * too nuinerous to mehtion. EW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY RESPEOTFULLY ‘announce to the public their SECOND GRAND CONCERT This season for Thursday evening, Nov. 30, YHANKSGIVING NIGHT, atthe church of the Divine Unity, No.’548 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets, when they will repeal HAYDN'S CANTATA OF THE SEASONS for the last He. ‘he chorus ant orchestra il large, comprising more than 8°) COMER: HUNDRED PERFORMERS. Folos sustained by the following artists — Mrs. Georgiana R. Stuart, Miss Marin 8. Brainerd, Mr. J. A. Johnson, Mz.3. W. Alden. Conductor ir. Geo, F. Bristow Tickets, 60 con tained at the music stores, and at the door on the evening of the concert, Doort operat 6% P. M.; commence at 734 o'clock. XIRAORDINARY ATTRACTION AT THE NEXT BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERT, Cuixess Rooms, for the benefit of MR. FRANK HUGHES, originator and manager of these magnificent and highly popular concerts, on Suxpay Evexina Next, Decemarr 3. SURPASS ORCHESTRA, ‘OLOISTS, anda FULL MILITARY BAND, embracing in all upwards of SIXTY NO INCREASE IN PRICES. See programmes, Mirite COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.—THE COM- n.ittee of arrangements have the honor to announce y ublic that the ed complimentary benefit to Mrs. > Lean wilt take place at the Metropolitan theatre, on Faiurday evening. j-cember 2, on which occasion MISS JESSIE MCLEAN will make her first appearance on the stage, supported by an unexceptionable ciray of dramatic talent. Box Book | ow open. bag EW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.—SECOND GRAND w in this season,.on Thursday evening, Nov i ‘THANKSGIVING NIGHT, at the Church of the Divine Unity, No. 548 Broadway, betwe Spring and Prince ; on which occasios they wil repeat their performance of \YDN’S GRAND CANTATA OF ‘THE SEASONS.” ‘The chorus and orchestra comprise over 300 per- formers. Solos sustained by eminent resident talent, Tickets 50 cents—to be obtained at the principal mur stores, OTHIG_HATL, 516 BROADWAY.—ON FRIDAY, Dec. 1, will be exhibited the marvellous Hybrid or Bear Woman, pronounced by naturalists a a myste- rious link, combining the human species with the brute creation, ’ The eyes of this lusus natura beam with in- telligence, while its jaws, ja fangs and ears are ter- rifteally hideous. Tis phrenological developement exhi- Wits a well balanced brain, social affections and consi- derable acumen, Nearly its whole form is coated with long glossy hair. Its voice is harmonious, for this scmi- human being is perfectly docile, and speaks the Spanish language. IRANKLIN MUSEUM, NOS. 17 AND 19 BOWERY.— The above establishment, the ouly one in the Unt ‘States where the Model Artists are exhibited, is n0¥ 0} °n, giving two grand performances daily, at 3 0’cloa) iu the afternoon, and 7 in the evening. {)/ HIIe’s EPHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 49 BOWERY. —Grand afternoon performance this day, com- mencing at half past 2 precisely. Doors open et hal’ ast 1 o'clock. Ti te eran DAY.- THIS AFTERNOON AT 3 AND in the evening at 7, grand extra performance at Franklin Museum, }os, 17 and 19 Bowery. Tho model artistes and the Circus troupe will appear. VP ‘RE GREAT EGYPTIAN KUSEUM, 659 BROADWAY~ the most attractive and ixstructive exhibition ir the city—contains, in addition to more than one thou. sand other objects, three mummies of the sacred bull (Apis) upwards of three thousand yes old, the als specimens ever exhibited. Open day and evening. A mission 25 cents. Hier genent conrnonona rtvy a eta a ively ‘ae Ie st time is ew Yok Ee Godard wit make hin 202! nccntton in his great balloon, Two gentlemen and « Iniy, wil ae company him in bis erial fight; two parachutes, with wo 8, from the Brillant srehertran Auy gextleman ue ts who is anxious to address him personally, at 206 Third avenue, silver store. 3 M.; departure at 2 o'clock P. M. Box officce’ open at ROOKLYN MUSEUM.—THANK® Thursday, Noy. 30,—The attractive acts, of MONEY will gant beautiful ', Tyrrel lo" R. 3 Taylor, and ‘Welton; the’ Bianford, Mien Kate Singleton, and Miss Cloudsley, from from the Eastern theatres; the Buffalo theatre, in the lead- ing characters. An overture the orchestra. The ince to conclude with the farce of I CRASHER—Mr. W. T. Nash as SJoshor, H. B. Ham- er. Admission, 25 cents. Box office 17 Crash from 24 4o’clock P.M. Overture commences at o’elock, BS ‘AND CONCERT SALOON, NrvLors Gane, . | magnificent saloon has been {itt op aed lors hnd receiving soometith all oliver comforts and other wenlenees, “Giviead nd | RA ee nnnpincwnineada ROADWAY THEATRE —K. A. MARSHALL, 301K B Leusee.—Doors = at 6; commence cr odode | -Thuraday evening, N lev. 30, will be performed CAMILLE. Miss Davenport -Mr. Conway cease MMe, Leffingwett A Mr, Lanergeo vidge | Gaston.......Mr. McDoualt ford | Michette, . Mra. Ni HGHTRD Bh Job Wort... .Mr. Davidge | Susan WH eee, 2 .— Thursday ever . 30, ‘4 BACHELOR OF ARTS.© 8° Mr. Brougham Mr. Stewart Apher Wale, age Saysss tains ases . Lester Mr. Thornton... Mr Brett ...+, Mire. Stephens POPPING THE QUESTION. Mr. Primrose.,..Mr, Blake | Miss Biffln....,.Mrs. Blake Henry Thornton. Mr. Trevor | Hilen...., Coseee THE NEW FOOTMAN. Breakwindow,.Mr. Vincent | Polly,,.,.,..Mrs. Stephens ITAN THEATRE.—HENRY Manager. M Proprietor; Edward at 65¢; curtain rises at 7 ote? WILLARD, Doors open ‘Thursday evening, Nov. 30, will be performed ri THE LADY OF LYON. Glavis, Mr. Eytinge Wiz, Thomnpoon | Widow Mra, Jordan Miss Gertrude Dawes meg ...Mra, Farren Violetia!/!litisa Woodward Mra, Brelsford ‘00D"S V. ‘MECHANICS’ 472 BROAD Wont aa Bo AN “OMG AND eee PERFORMANCES, by some of the MOST Ty DELINEATORS IN THE WORLD. H. Woop, though the firgt to introduce white characts into an Ethiopian en’ inment, deems it not out #& place to call the attention of his patrons and the public [guar heya fact, that at the above may be seca and shade of the Darkey’s Life, intersperse¢ REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANTOMIME ,AN) DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER. H. Wood intends simply to Hop Tx Mimnor uP te Natvrs, give each evening a faithful representation of Nxaao without detrac' from his merits or ex alting him above his proper 4} in society, thereby giving & very pleasing as woll as a most instructive moral, This evening, an entire change of programme. ra open at commence at 4 On Thanksgiving Day, November 30th, fy paver clas noon Concert, commencing at three o'clock. EO, CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, under the control of H. WOOD, Business Manager. GEO, CHRISTY, Stage Manager. ETHIOPIAN MINSTREI BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETO. Africanized by the most accomplished company in the wo This week, the new version of nal cali = MUMMY. inger Biue songs)... Larry O'Brian (with 90 ). 8. AL Doors open at 6% 0” j to commence at 73 precisely. On Thanksgiving Day, November 30th, a grand after. noon Concert, commencing at three o'clock. ASTLE GARDEN.—CIRCUS. ANOTHER NIGHT FOR THE CLOWN. FREE BENEFIT TO SAM LATHROP. THANKSGIVING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING; NO- « VEMBER 30TH. In eonsequence of the great atorm of Friday evening last, the rietor of Castle Garden has determined te ive Sam Lathrop, the Clown, another chance for a bene- t, and has appointed Thursday afternoon and evening, Noy. 86, for that purpose. The entire proceeds of the night will be given to t eficiary, without any re- duction whatever for expenses, all the members of Messrs. R, and: & Co.'s splendid Cireus Company having generously volunteered their gratuitous services for that occasion. JOHN VANDERBILT, Manager. I88 AGNES ROBERTSON.—I HAVE WRITTEN AND adapted for this Indy seyeral dramatic works, en- istled (The Fairy Star,” “The Young Actress” «Andy Blake,” and others, to which her acting has given suc pecullarity that certain obscure performers in the West- ern States have stolen, or caused to be stolen, my manu- scripts, and have oltalled engagements on the strength of possessing these dramas, And whereas, on Tuesday, the 7th, and Wednesday, the 8th November, shorthand writers were employed to attend the representation of ‘The Fairy Star,” at the Broadway Theatre, and were detected in taking town that piece; and on Friday, 10th, writton copies of the piece were offered for sale, at fifty piece. Take notice. that all my works, played by Miss Agnes Robertson, have been, and will he, from time to time, duly copyrighted according to ‘act of Congress; and all managers of theatres permitting the saine to Le represented will be proceeded against at law for the infringement. DION BOURCICAULY. ERHAM’S BURLESQUE TROUPE, 663 BROADWAY, will give two grand entertainments, this THANKSGIVING DAY, Commencing at 3 and 734 o'clock. They will present on each occasion. . laughable Ethiopian Version of the Pantomime of JOCKO, OR THE BRAQLIAN APE. They will repeat, by general request their inimitable RAILROAD GALLOP AND ACCOMPANIMESTS, Plantation Festival Gathering; Hungarian burlesque, ard AN UNEQUALLED PROGRAMME OF ETHIOPIAN Soxce, Cnoxvses, So! Dorrra, Jigs, &o.,. 1x waicu W. BOYD, LE PETITE CHRISTINE, ‘And the entire Star Troupe will appear. pear. Doors open at 2and 63; ; commence at 8 and7¥% o'clock. Cards of admission, 25 cents. GIFT Tit AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. Issued in connection with the Mirror of North and South A America, now in Boston, sil, for the present, by, ipecial- a: ment four persons each, to PERHAM 3 BURLESQUE OP! HOUSE, 60,000 of these tickets already sold. Only 40,000 more to sell. Apply from 9 A, M. to 9 P. M., at 663 Broadway, USEUM FOR SALE.—A RARE COLLECTION OF Deasts, birds, and reptiles, collected in Europe wt reat care.” For catalogues address HENRY 512388 Savannah. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | MONEY MARKET. Wernxespar, Nov. 29—6 P. M. ‘There wasa very active and a very buoyant stock market this morning. Erie, Central and Reading were the great cards to-day, and a very large amount of ba- sinoes wan transacted in each, Better prices ruled at the opening than at the close, and the amount of stoc\ sold was greater than we have noticed for several *wooks past. Itis acurious fact that while the fancies have advanced, State securities declined, At the first Pema Bonds, 4g. Minois Central Bonds improved 34 per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 34; Nicaragua Transit, 14; Canton Company, };; Michigan Central Railroad, 2; Reading Railroad, 114; New York Central Railroad, 434; Erie Railrond, %; Hudson River Railroad, 4. Railroad bends were operated in to some extent, at better prices. ‘Lhe rise in New York Central Railroad stock has been most rapid. A day or two since it sold at 76 per cent cash, and to-day sales were made at 8514 per cent—being an ndvance of 91/ per cent in about three days. Nearly three thousand shares were sold to-day, at the imprové- mont? Erie hus also risen very fast. On Montay there were sales at 31 per cent, and to-day itgold at 345g, an advance of tliee and a half per cent since Monday morning. The bulls ought to he satisfied with such a rise {such a short space . Reading Railroad opened and closed firm at the improvement, and buyers were plenty. We have no idea that tiie advance con be wholly main- tained, or continue at tie tame rates. The transac- tions on time form the bulk of operations, and the bears will, without doubt, strengthen themselves by putting out new and longer contracts at better prices. A more moderate, steadicr rise would liave been more likely to be permanent, and the bulls could have realized profits ag it progressed. The sudden change in “the complexion. of the market since Monday is not warranted by cireum- stances, The news brought by the steamship Baltic wan of @ character by no means ‘calculated to favor easier time on this side of the Atlantic, and we have had nothing since of a different nature, We are anx- iously looking for another arrival, with the impression that much depends upon tie effect of later advices from the Crimea upon the finances of (reat Britain, whether the present depression here continues or not. It is time that, as far asthe liquidation of indebtedness is con- cerned in our foreign trade, we were rapidly extricating ourselves, and it is possible that for a time our exporta- tion of specie may be limited, but we must not lose sight of the fact that our commercial relations still continue too intimate with England to be indifferent to the disastrous effect of the war upon her most important interests. We may not require from the capitatists of England, or of the continent, any more money to carry on our works: of internal improvement, and it may be better for us that any such wants cannot, under existing circum- stancon, be gratified; but we look to England for the article affects our mont vital local interests. pound makes, in our resources. how! Virginia 6's fell off 34 per cent; Missouri 6's, %; ; consumption of our greatest and most valuable article of prodace, (cotton), and whatever affects the value of that We look to that for the means of paying tor the bulk of our im. portations, and any trifling depreciation in value per in the aggregate, an important reduction Every merchant is interested in the condition of his customers, and it is for his interest that they should continue rich and prosperous, If they are poor and embarrasred in their affairs, he cannot expect ‘them to pay up promptly or purchase largely. It is in” Liverpoo), basarrived with three days later intelligence ' and tho same way with countries trading with each oth: whetever affects unfavorably one, will be felt more or less by the others. It ia, therefore, useless for us to talk about a rapid recovery, or improvement in our financial affirs, while onr best customers iu Europe are involve d in a war that is likely to bo protracted and exceedingly expensive. The doubt and uncertainty that hangs about the result of the conflict going on under the walls of Sebastopol is.alone sufficient to hold all financial operations in abeyance, and create greater caution and circumspection in all the movements of commerce, The steamship Africa is therefore anx- iously looked lor, She will bring three days Inter intel- ligence, and, without doubt, something more decisive from the scene of hostilities, At all events, wo shall be 40 much in advance of the present time, and may know the worst. In thé event of the financial advices being of au unfavorable character, and the accounts from the Crimea diastrous to the allied powers, it would hasten the culminating point in our stock market, and carry the depression to the last stage. It is upon the turn trom such depreciations that buyers have a strong guaranty of profit. It is the rebound after a great prea- sure that we must look for, and the heavier the weight placed upon operations the more active and buoyant they become when relieved. Almost the last straw has been added to the camel's back. The entire chapter of disasters bas been realized. We cannot think of any- thing else but a repetition of what has already oc- curred, to extend and curtail the destruction of property, credit and resources of the country. At the adjournment of the board the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Mul- ler & Co. :— $2,000 Chicago and Misalasippl RR; 1a, int. added, 55 B66, 3 | 9,000 N. Y. and New Haven , do, . 50 10,000 Hudson River RR., first mortgage... do. | 99 5,000 Great Western Illinois 10's, let mort. do. | 7534 6,000 Cincinnati city 6's. 50 shares N. Haven and Bh y= + do, N. London Rik. ird avenue RR, St. Nicholas Bank Empire City Bank. United States Trust Co. American Express Co.. Stuyvesant Insurance © Lenox Fire Insurance Co. Lafarge Fire Insurance e Mineral Company, of North Garolin Phoenix Bank,. do do... Bank of State of New York Bowery Bank....... City Bank of Brooklyn . do do AK + O46 second board a further improvement was realized in the leading railroad stocks, but there was not much activity. Erie Railroad advanced % per cent; Reading Railroad, 14; Hudson River Railroad, 3. Ili- nois Central Railroad stock fell off $ per cent from last sale, Gold Hill bas not been unfavorably affected by the non-payment of dividends. The steamship Asia, from this port for Liverposl to- day, carried out $285,703 70 in specie. A very small business was transacted in foreign exchange for remit- tance by the steamer to-day. At tho close of the mar- ket, the highest price ruling for the best bills on London was 9%¢ per cent premium. The annexed statement exhibits the operations of tho Assistant Treasurer's department of this port during the month of November:— OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT TREASURER—REOEIPTS AND Dis- + BURSEMENTS. Nov. 1, 1864, balance........seeeeeeeree+-$6,771,273 OL jeceipts. On account ‘of custom: Treasury drafts. $2,579,764 19 Post Office “ ,, 369,990 48 2,949,754 67 Pato... Lckdeles ssceenes +++, 86,478,631 64 By balance eredit interest funds 995,690 64 To payments. 2,316 50 Balance. $57,375 14 By balance credit disbursing accoun| $574,460 87 By receipts during the month, 668,403 00 $1,243,863 87 603,630 79 $640,233 08 in «$2,676,126 87 « 1,915,039 41 “ & excess 1 “$761,087 46 Bal. credit bullion and expense ace For the Assay office 2;474,425 70 By coin received du 10,000 00 By fine bars 1,904,935 83 Total.,... $4,399,361 53 To payments 2,961,836 17 Baleliod <) s\sssetnves bene «$1 427,525 36 | Coin on band in Assistant Treasure 7,176,259 “ «Assay office. $876,304 45 | Fine bars 6) 868,120 92 ——$ 1,228,515 Tefal... odo esse od eebe so nies «/ 88,406,766 29 The decrease in receipts from customs is an important and favorable feature. The falling off in duties is equal toa decrease in the value of dutiable merchandise im- ported, of full three millions of dollars. The balance on hand at the close of business to-day was $404,966 84 greater than at the close of the month of October. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day amounted to $134,472 57; payment $223,949 26—balance, $6,478,631 64. The amount paid for Assny Office to-day was $303,295 68. ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Mississipp! Bailroad Company forthe second weck in November amounted to $31,954 48, ‘Vhe warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 27th inst., were as follow: For the redemption of stock........s.00.06 $22,547 72 For paying Treasury debts, . B2}024 96 For the customs ........, 15,206 25 Covered into the Treasury from customa,... 1,265,771 OL For covering into the Treasury from lands. '568,396 35 For covering into the Treasury from misccl- laneovs sources ..... vee 8,078 17 For the War Departmen + 55,841 86 For the Navy Department........ 43,689 33 For repaying in tho Navy Department, 5,343 33 | For the Interior Department........5. + 23/977 57 For entering an appropriation for the Inte- rior Department on the books of the Trea- Naps cet es Came bad bab crea pee: ya SORMN OND entered during the week ending on Satur- $272,089 36 188,798 136,328 Quarterly salarie bs eiges La civt oF jai 209,587 67 Total amount ......0.sseseesereseueee + $976,021 12 There was a large sale of bonds issued by the Eastern er 2,657,113 80 | | beshel. | We have nothing of importance from the scene of hea tiities, No particular progress had been made in the | Siege. The effect of the battle of the Sth, upon the | British funds, bas been more unfavorable than reported | by the Inst steamer. Consols had fallen to91y. Ite | Teperted that France intends raising a loan of six hum dred millions of francs—about one hun fred and tweatg million of dollars. ‘The London Times of the 17th says — Consols {pr money, which left all after regular houne last evening at 92, were first quoted 91%. and fore short period touched 91%. From this they advanced to 92, at which price there were buyers at the offictall termination of business. Subsequently, however, there was rather firmueas, in ee of lower quo~ tations from Paris. For tl they closed officially at 923g tog, but sactions were at an cighth lower, Several spe purchases gave strength to the market in the course of the afternoon, and the report from Paris that a loan of £20,000,000 or £24,000,000, is in goutemplati produced leas ellect than might’ have been anticipated. ‘The other items of news during the day were so nearly balanced as regards favorable and upfavorable points that they exercised little influence. The closing accounts from the Paris Bourse this even- ing show a renewed decline of a half per cent, owing te speculative sales, The private letters contain no direct information regarding the rumored loan; but, as the French government at the commencement of the war di@ not, by an increase of taxation, make equal preparations fo those adopted on this side, it is supposed that it cam- not be long delayed, and that it must be for a comsidera- ble amount. ‘The inquiry for gold for exportation to the Continent continues, and would absorb a large quantity, were suck. an offer in the market. ‘The exchanges as yet, however, are not sutholentiy unfavorable to allow of a profit om the withdrawal of any considerable amount of bar from the bank; but should a further decline in the rates take place, this result would certainly ensue. In view of this state of things, and of the steady drain of sove- reigns to the East, it is apprehended that the two or three succeeding returns of the bank will be unfavora- ble as rds the item of coin and bullion. Shipments of gold also continue to be made to Spain and Portugal. The cotton market was very inactive, attributed prin- cipally to the continued’ unfavorable accounts from the manufacturing districts, Quotations remained ateady. Breadstuffs had declined. The markets were dull, parti- cularly for foreign descriptions. : The annexed statement exhibits the returns of the leading departments of the Bank of England for the past five weeks:— Bank or ENGLanp, ‘Actual Gold Ootn, 1854. Notes Issued, Circulation. and Bullion. October 14......£26,333,410 £20,577,965 £12,904,605 “at 26,818,125 20,871,520 18,406,978 “98 27,022'310 20,935,885 13,577,483 Nov’r, 26,969,950 603,610 13,525,085 “ 999); 21,289,035 13,579,798 ‘Tho last bank returns show the following results whem compared with those for the preceding week:—Notes, issued, increase, £29,430, Bullion in both departments, increase, £54,769. Rest, increase, £29,197; Public de-- posits, increase, £667,477, Other deposits, decrease, £688,600. Seven day and other bills, decrease, £6,196. On the credit side the government securities have de- creased £111,476. Other securities, increase, £743,002, Notea unemployed, decrease, £655,995. Actual circula~ tion, £21,289,035. Increase, £685,425. Stock Exchange. Weonespay, Nov. 29, 1864. $2000 Virginia G’..b3 893¢ 100 shs ReadR.bnwk O73. 1000 80° 550 do. 3 1000 Missouri 8435 500 ere - 8414 100 67. 94° 300 68 853, 100 es 853g 100 68, 86 300 67. 68 100 do. orig: 683, 100N ¥Con RR.b9O 85 1000 Hud R2dm be. 77 600 — do... .810 85 1000 Pan bs, 2din.s3 7634 a 7 8 5600 Ill Con R ba..83 6634 cry 8000 dv... 088 66% 86 15000 do... .#10 6034 cry 1000 Chi &R IRR bs 86 86: 50 shs D &HCC.b30 85 1123, : i 1000 Gold Hill Me » 83 RR Be ag 86; 86: ie Be 8 Fy 34) 0. 4 34 00 Penn & i. Zine 3 25 Nor & Wor RR.. 35 34 47.N Jersey RR..... 114 34 60 Harlem RR....83 273 EY 40. do.......88 QT 38 20 Mich Cent RR.., 84 34 50 do. 2 BB 34 15 Panama RR... 15 34: 25 dow... BS 75 34 5Galena &ChiRR 0334 roy 20 Cley & Tol RR..c 66 250 do +. Be 80North ind RR.. 80 45 Hudson RRR.93 30: 800 Reading RR....¢ 6734 100 serves 83 30) BOARD. $5000 TI CRR bs..82) 663 60 sha Ill Cen RR... £000 ao. : 500 N Y Con RR bs, 4600 do. 160 shs Can’n Co.b10 1.0 Gold Hill Mine... 100 Cumb Coal Co. 53 200 Nica Tr Co..b10 BZEELESE: ZnS WEE 750 do. 30 100 do.. bis 800 Erie Railroad. 630. 200 do < 100 do, 5 100 do A 100 do, 0 190 do. : 50 do. 10 CITY TRADE REPORT. : ‘Wepneapay, Nov. 20—6 P. ao Astes were inactive at old rates. Breaperurre.—Flour was dull and rather lower, + having been made of only 5,800 bbls.—ordinary to choves. State at $834 a $836; to fancy Western, at 88% = $03¢; and other kinds in proportion; with 1,700 mixed to fancy Southern, af $634 Whaat SOL. Core “| vot. was inactive: 2,500 bushels Sout! brought Rye, barley, and oats, remained as last noticed. was plentier and cheaper, with sales of 60,000 bushel elictly low to prime Western mixed, at 90c. a 020. pur WCarriv.—The is still some difference among the br‘oh- ers ond drovers, respectiag the change that has veea made of the market day, from Monday to Tharsday. A compromise on bene eng is now spoken of. To-morrow being Thanksgiving Day, there will be no busines trans acted at the yards, “At Allerton’s—Since our last about 1,860 head beeves have been offered. ‘To-day the num- Lerin the yards were 300. Prices havea rather wider de rej slightly lower, Oter descriptions of stock are without noticeable variation, from last week. Tho number of | milch cows on sale wan 20, calves 224, sheop and lamba 1,176, swine 2,000, Prices—Beef cattle, first ‘ _ | per 1oolie., $9 a $10; dag second quality, ‘sts : io. commen, $7.50 #88; do., inferior, $0.0 38% range than usual, but on the whole = cows and calves, $20 a $46; do. extra, $50 & $05; veal calves (live weight,) 4c. a 6c.; sheep, $20 $3; do. ex- tra, $4 a $8; lambs, $4 a $6; swine, corn . $4 a $5. The following report embraces the transactions from Inet Thursday to date, At Broning’s, 641 Beeves, 87 60 0 $0; 41 cows and calven, $30 $40 850; 138 veal Iver (live weight,) 5346. @ fe.; 4,040 sheep’ and heep, $2 26 a $3 600 $6; lambs $2 a $5. $45; 116 40. Railroad Company of Massachusetts, at auction yoster- day, in Boston. The particulars of the sale are as fol. lows:— $60,000 Easiern RR Bds, due Deel, 188! 4 60,060 do, do. 1856 89% a 90 18,500 do. do. 1857 8634 a 87 6,000 ao. > do. 1858 85 €0,000 do. do, 1859 81% a 8234 60,000 do. do. 1860 80 a 80% 60,000 da, do. 1861 80 60,000 do. do. 1962 80 60,000 do. do. 1868 =, 80 60,000 do. do, 1864 80 was sold at private sale before the auction, which make Stotal of $653,500 sold, and some of the balance of the years 1857 and 1858, the only ones remaining unsold, have since been taken at private sale at 87 and 85 per eent respectively, Terms of payment, cash on the Ist of December; or 25 per cent in cash, and the balance in notes for equal sums, payable in one, two, and three months, with in- treat, the bonds to remain with the company as secu- rity; or one half in cash, and the balance in any notes of the company due within six months, discounting in- terest. The bonds will be issued in sums of $500 and $1,000, bearing interest at 6 per cent per annum, paya- ble semi-acnually, with coupons attached. Considering the state of the money market tho sale went off better than was generally anticipated. Among the heaviest purchasers weve Phineas Upham, William Appleton, Lee, Higginson & Co., Stimpson & Co., Jno. Jewett, and Saml, Hooper, ‘The annexed table exhibits a comparison of the condi- tion of the banks in Boston for the past two weeks:— Nov, 27. Capital ssa» $92,136,400 $32,140,360 Incr. $3,950 Loans and dis- counts . 61,025,471 60,660,733 Deer. 474,738 Specie. 21658565 2,647,994 Deer. 210/631 Due from other » 8,076,462 7,678,409 Decor. 400,053 . 6,728,519 6,678,216 Decor. 160,303 13,312,096 12,778,279 Deer. 639,616 serve 8,612,489 8,170,316 Decor. 342,123 _ The increase of capital is made up as follows:—Eliot, $3,650, and Brondway Bank, $300, our next foreign advices, the ‘steamship Africa, from Since writing the above relative to the complexion of | Butchers fenjacong advanced their 7.711 sheep and seyret ¢ eee een Re o. Mebvia seates, and 0c, the hunt ir fetter qualities, Cows and calves ste @ Selec than last week. At O'Brien’s.—300 beeves, $6. $9; 04 cowes and calves, $28 » $30, ay tilt dl Cows and Vealand Shepaud 20 821 1,178 35 132 499 104 138 7,71@ Ly - - 253 604 13,83 ‘orron.—The sales yesterday and to-day have em: ed about 4,200 Ddales--1,200 of which were sold te- The morket was for most kinds. Freignts.—Ra‘ iverpool were deing and at higher quotations. bout £0,600 bushels of corn were at 5d. a Ss bags; 2,000 bbls. flour at Is. 90; about 500 600 beef at Ss; 7 bacon and lard st 1 bag pork at 2s. 34. Pe DbL., and 500 a 600 asked. To London 400 a 500 tlerces beef Ba. 94, Rates to Havre were un eny its. To et 3bc. a 400. per foot measurement, A vessel was char- x for two ports in the Mediterranean and back for ‘O14.—The bigh claims of owners of whale and checked eoenttan. Olive was unaltered. iasoet wae pp one “ig adh ind Sle. a 88e. for «mi ls - per ruled about eo and fa wee and tended upwahis. The embraced 600 bbis., here, at “13 8 $1335 for py gi with peels ene ain ys, buyer's at wi afterwardn revold at 913.80, per bbl. Dressed bacon remained as last noticed. Sales were 400 bbls, lard at 10346. a 106. per Ib.: beef at $55 0 $7 for 8 $1334 for Vermont mesr, Ricx.—Sales of 50 casks were made at 430. & Se, SvGaxs.—Tho market continued dull, with sales of 990 hhds. New Orleans, at 5346. a 55¢c; with nome lots of Cuba at about 430. for common, to 53¢c. for fale te Tat1ow.—There was none offering m first hands. The daya in advance thole be have been made 3 on Ohio nome ‘Wirxey.—Sales prison at 426,