The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1855, Page 3

«FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Frway, Nov. 2—6P. M. ‘The absence of the steamship Baltic pute « partial stop {At the first board to-dey the market generally was a shade or so bet‘er. Indiana 5’s advanced 3 per cent; Erie Railroad, 3; Galena and Chi- cago, 144; Chicago and Rock Island, 3; Hudson Railroad, ‘XM. Virginig@’s declined 34 per cont; Missouri 6's, 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 3. There was not much activity inany of the fancies. Cumberland and Nicaragua re- main unchanged. There was # strong movement in Ga- ‘lena to-day. Parties desirous of purchasing have been cwise im doing so before the October returns of receipts come in. Nearly a thousand shares were purchased this ‘morning at the advance, principally for cash. Erie is eustained much better than expected. It may for a time reat in the neighborhood of current rates, but it is des- ‘tined to fall back ultimately to the points it started ‘from a few months since.” The clique that a few waecks stock at fifty-four and fifty-five per cent, with the intention of carrying it to sixty and seventy per cent, will not make another attempt very A year or two since the same clique purchased several thousand shares at ninety per cent, with the in- tention of carrying it to par, but they were no more suc- cessful in that instance than they have been in this, ‘They were large losers then, an‘ so they will be now. They are still at work bolstering up the market, but the amount of stock afloat is a0 great thatgit must, sooner or later, cave in. Nicaragus Transit is at present about as ‘much reduced in market value as at any time since its organization, Not much stock has been brought out during the recent panic. Reading is pretty well down for a stock that promises so well in the shape of divi- dends, Within sixty days the company will pay at least ten per cemt, which on the market price will pay pretty “well. It is only those unfortunates who are obliged to sell that feel the present depreciation. Wall street is full of that class, and we must therefore look for a long period of depression. There are so tew railroad stocks on the market {n which outsiders have the least confidence that even those possessing real merit and productive- ness are with difficulty sustained. It must be confessed that the experiment of railroads as a stock investment bas proved a failure, England has lost five hundred millions of dollars in this species of property, and the last semi-annual exhibit reveals a less satisfactory state of things than any before. land has lost over a hundred millions in the same class of investments; each succeeding year’s, and even month’s, returns showing a change only for the worse. Scarcely a dozen of her hundred roads now pay regular dividends, and but a solitary one commands a premium in market for ite shares. Of the roads in the middle Stetes, the aceount is but a trifle more favorable. and populous States of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, et least one hundred -millions more has been sunk, and the tendency is still downward. At the Sonth the state of things is no better; and the West—except in some favored localities—shows roads quite as unprofitable and unsaleable asin any other part of the country. Gradually, slowly, but surely, {s the mighty net work of iron, inau- gurated but a few yeara ago with such magnificent pros. pects, with steamhorse and flashing equipage, and confident hopes of boundless and endless profits, wearing and fading away, and losing its hold upon the public ‘vo stock operations. took hold of this In the three rich It would seem that there is somewhere some radical defect, some monstrous error in this great system. What it is—why railroads are never built within the esti- mate of their engincers—why nine-tenths of them begin with large dividends, and taper off ina little time to nothing—why the capital {s forever increasing, and the profits and dividends diminishing, are questions which seem to us both reasonable and proper. not why we should be stigmatized as Wall street rascals or hired ruffians when we honestly and fairly put these inquiries, and endeavor as best we can, in all trath and sincerity, to answer them. The failure of the ratlroad system as an investment for profit has spread desolation and woe throughout the land. Innumerable families, widows and orphans, mechanics, farmers, day laborers, and thousands of people of the smallest means in every class of society, have been utterly ruined and crushed by the fall. Old ageand helpless infancy, hopelessly beggared, drag ont a muerable existence only to curse the day Avice of some projector, con tractor, director,or consolidating swindler, was investedin railroad stock. Who makes the money and who loses it in railroads? The great financier, the projector, the con- tractor, the officers of the company, the consolidator and large operator behind the scenes—they make the money— while the poor outsider, humbugged by specious state ments, false representations and deceitful a‘vice, is the party to shoulder the loss. We are cognizant, for in stance, of the fact that a director in one of the roads o the New York Central Company, on the completion of the consolidation, sold out the entire amount of his stock at $120, (some 500 shares,) and sold a large amount short besides; that he cleared in the sale over seven hundred per cent on the original investment, and that he left his constituents without the slightest word of warning to hold on to their stock till it has fallen 37 per cent. We are not disposed to stand by quietly while such practices as these are going on. York Central stock inflated to its utmost bearable limit, and the managers then selling out, | emall holders to stay in, with their stock settling down from 125 to 88. will go, and ought to go, ten to fifteen per cent lower. We know it to be a fixed fact—and the managers of the road know it too—that within two years fcom this date the company will be compelled either to reduce their dividends or to increase their capital by several millions. We know that the increase of gross receipts for the last two years is owing entirely to freights carried under cost; and that in consequence of rival routes, the enlarge- ment of the Erie Canal and other causes, the net receipts are not in future to increase. We know (at least we have the authority of the State Engineer for it) that the Cen- tral Company, in making no allowance for depreciation, make an error in the statement of their profits of at least $400,000 per annum, and that they actually divide that sum in their eight per cent dividend when they have not earned the first dollar or it. With such knowledge and such belief, it is our fized purpose—compatible alike with our duty and our feelings—to analyze and exhibit to the world the intrinsic merits and demerits, the interior workings, the history, present condition, ang future prospects, not only of the New York Central Railroad, but of all roads in which our readers are supposed to have an interest. We do it to warn the ignorant outsiders against the deceitful practices of those behind the scenes. We do it to pro- tect the innocent and weak against the grasping, the unserupulour, and the powerful; and we are not tobe deterred or swerved from our purpose by hard names or cries of Wall street rascality. ‘The Amistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows :— when their little all, by th We have seen the New We believe the stock Paid oe i on abe *e day tacl faclade $10,000 Caitfornia vane ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of merchan- &e., imported into and exported from this district during the month of October, 1864 and 1855:— Commence Or Port oF New Yorx—Imrorts anp Exports. “4 Imports, feanaslnpataovreceapiate ‘The returns for the month of October this year do not took as favorable as those for the same month last. With a large increase in imports, we havea reduction in exporta. ee Holbrook, Esq. has been unanimously elected President of the Sackett’s Harbor and Saratoga Railroad Company. Mr. H. has been for a quarter of « century well known in commercial and monetary circles as one of the firm of Holbrook & Nelson, and from his well ®nown cautious and conservative antecedents, his elec- tion will bring great strength to the company, and we ‘think ensure the completion of the road. The organiza- tion of the board is now complete, and is as follows — tt, ine Holbrook, Le Roy M. Fisher Hows, La- eee Gas ; Robert § ayer e Beratoge. count Holbrook; Vice President, Stanton, Jr.; Treasurer, Charles A. Macy; Seeretary, Fa- mand D. = Consulling Engineer an ea rintendent Chief Bnglueer, A. F. ange sd ae Fork; Dany; E. M. a, Uti President, Lowell NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1855 ‘The public begin to appreciate the great value of the | good deal of uncertainty about the future, and while no | 60 lumber, wood and timber crop of northeastern New York, nearly 600,000 acres of which is owned by the Sackett’s Harbor and Saratoga Railroad Ce.,and the whole of which section is directly tributary te this road, and the mass of whose products are much wanted at the tide- water markets; and we are glad to learn, from reliable suthority, that the contractors to build this road have advanced very far in their negotiations for the first $1,500,000 of the bonds of the company, and with a fair Prospect of concluding the same satisfactorily by the middle of November. This amount will put into opera- tion the road for seventy miles, reaching the forests and the iron region, from which point, it is estimated, a very Inrge income is sure for the road. We see no reason why bonds secured upon the roads and timber lands in the State of New York should not take their proper place among our best railroad securities for investment. ‘The tolls received on the Susquehanna and Tidewater Canal, from the opening of navigation te the 28th of Oc- tober, amount to $177,764 27, agatRat $146,605 68 to the corresponding date last year. Inctease, $21,248 59. ‘The earnings of the Michigan Central Ratiroad Company, for the third week in October, were :-— regs 5 Toal. 1855... 926,495 59 $73,401 49 1854 31, *erisal 67 21,736 27 60,337 84 Increase... $9,364 33 $4,769 32 $14,123 65 ‘The amount of duties collected at’ the port of Boston, for the month ending October 31, 1855, was. . $639,900 82 Collected for the month ending Oct. 31, 1864. 860,498 32 Increase, per cent, ($30 per share,) payable Nov. 12. Thia is the only dividend for a year, none being made in May last. The Albany Journal gives the following review of the lumber market, for phe week satice: toes 81, 1856 — YY Lumper Ma! Sales th the gay ree Tava bese niaie active, and the its heavy. Several eastern bu: - have been in market laying a thelr winter stuck, rices of Eng- lish mill sawed box have ruled in favor of “ ¢ buyer, aad some concessions have been made by dealers. Yo other lumber previous raies have been maintained. The assort- ment in market is good, though clear pine is in lmited supply. Freights are active and yessels are quickly en- aged at improving rates. receipts by canal, from the 224 to the 30th of Oc- tober, in the years named, were as follows: ond ‘Shingles, Rember Staves, te A Cf. lbs. 426-1416 (1,748. 200 870 m= 3,456,000 1,054 "18,627 6, 958,200 4 — 8,205,700 200 _Ob9 — 7,202,100 $1.9,811,008 1,519 4)235,7 . canal week closes to-morrow, conse ea we the figures for only seven days, but they showan iacrease in the receipts of board and ok over the correspond: tog days cflast year equal to 925,704 fect, wf shingles, M., and staves a decrease of 2,968,400 Ibs, The receipts by canal, from the opening of navigation to the doth October, in the years named, were as fol- OWS im Boards and Fehey -te) Timber, Les isse 5 . or u The receipts from the opening of navigation to the 30th, when compl with the ack frie period last year, show a falling offin the board and seantling equal to 61,880.108 ft timber 10,194 c. ft and an increase in shingles of 33,475 M., and staves 9,074,202 Ibs. It is stated that the two great railroads of this State— the Erte and the Central—are worked at am expense o fifty per cent of their gross income. This we have never believed, and have repeatedly shown the utter absurdity of such statements. The Baltimore and Ohio Raliroad Company expended last year nearly fifty-seven per cent of its gross income, in current operations, as will be seen by the annexed table:— BALTIMORE AND Onto RAILROAD, Serr. 30, 1856. Revenue,......+.+ «$3,711,453 85 Expenses of Transportation. eee - $846; 07 42 Repairs of Locomotives Burden Cars of Passen; Cal + Stutionary Machinery. “ Railway 18,844 09 ef Bridges. 750 Ot ff Water St 084 92, Watehi Bridges. 04 OB ‘ate! . Trae 3 ei 2,973 00 «Tunnels, 4,016 75 Pumping Water, 81481 64 General Expenses 53.689 09 Losses by Acesdent 11,925 23 Showing the net revenue to be... 086 or 56 86-100 rains Seas 68 85 {per cent. We sce nothing in this statement about renewal of track or machinery. All the expenditures on engines, cars, roadway, &c., were for repairs. The purchase of new sengines, cars, &e., ia not provided for out of the earnings, and it fs therefore fair to presume that ali such purchases went Into construction account. The Erie dnd Centra! are not worked at a fraction less than the Baltimore and Ohio. A meeting of the stockholders of the North American Gutta Percha Company will be held on Saturday, the 34 inst., at 8 o'clock, at their office, No. 102 Broadway. The traffic returns of the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad for the week ending October 25, 1856, are as fol- lows—94 miles open:— 4,392 passengers . $5,004 2'6e6 Jey freight 3 5,658 64 Other sources... Total..... Tevesseees tesene 6 $10,644 70 Corresponding week in 1851-83 miles open:— 3.086 parsen, $2,054 78 093 tons fr 1,672 8T Other sources 61 60 Tota Increare in 1865, Earnings per mile per, week in 1855. Increased earnings per mile per week in 1856. $54 80 The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump- tion, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from wsrebouse, during the week ending and including Thurs- day, November 1, 1856:— Moveuxsts iv Forzicy Dry Goons. Entered for Consumption. . Value. Manufactures of Wool, 1,851 $508,281 oof Cotto . 1707 259,961 S24 Silke 505 524,520 se Flax 11a 226,389 Miscellaneous....... 124 55,255 Withdrawals from Warehouse. Manufactures of Wool. sees 44 $15,674 A, 687 47,876 54S 11,157 $117,939 952,703 97,623 47,808 208 35.453 Misdetianeoud,...-. 2 4,786 Total.....6.. 8238 458 Value put on the market daring't ie week... $1,001,545 Comparatively so little has been done in dry goods the past week, that we think it unnecessary to be very dif fuse in our remarks upon the trade. Suffice it, therefore to pote th t the general demand has been extremely mo’ derate, while factors have shown a stronger desire to ree, lize, and thereby helped to weaken prices, which mostly rule in favor of buyers. Less activity bas been apparent in brown and bleached sheetings ond shirtings, which have continued depressed. Desirable styles of cotton flannels are rare and needed. Denims and drills are in limited demand at heavy rates. Duck seems rather brisker, but not dearer. Ginghams, lawns and nanki, are quiet and somewhat nominal. Osnaburgs of favori! makes are sparingly offered, while remaining in fair re- quest at steady prices. Printing cloths rule quiet, but firm. Prints ere dull and drooping. Stripes and ticks display no new feature, Woollen goods are in rather better request, but are otherwise without improvement. Blankets attract most attention at former quotations. Cassimeres, cloths, and Goeskina are moderately active, but somewhat infirm. Flannela are saleable, and tolerably steady. Jeans and Minseys appear inactive and languid. There is less in- quiry for mouslin de laines, which are more freely offer- ed at previous rates. Satinets are brisker, but not dear- er, Shawls and tweeds remain as last noticed. Foreign productions continue quiet and depressed | with more disposition to reli than to buy; while the current importa are considerably in excess of those for the same period last year, the total entries for the present week equalling nearly $1,900,000, against very little more than $700,000 the corresponding week of last year. There circumstances render the market very tame and infirm, depriving holders of confidence, and making purchasers extremely cautious, The latest ac counts from the Old World have been adverse to the for. mer and favorable to the latter. but have not seemingiy affected either to any temarkable extent, There ic a The stock of coffee im was a4 fullows— one apprebends a ruinous revulsion, all Partics are trim- | Rew Por, Rao aay fle ming their sails, apparently with the determination ‘o vs F GREAT 7. POWRR AND BRAUTY— OWER, AND Bimal ‘new novel, written by @ ear AY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ae sireot, Mrs. Howland aad year, will commence particulars, apply tee aecond seasion 18 Li a For ciroulars and if Corroy.—The sales were confined to 300 0 400 bales, at steady rates. Frncits.—Rates were inactive to i Fate E = DUCATION |.—A LADY, HAVING A THOROUGH ka Hah edacati meg tghy Fetes vy nti ;Faitine fee inten | ‘naniatant pots ok canal on | the pianoforte. Poat office. in were taken at 9344. 8 lOd., and thous ou Ka 500 bI See oe] Hs nr co wooo 50 oo 3B geeceeeesese i z 4 sgesengeeg? E Fg a. To London about at 660, eg praia Hele pave taken at $1, with “NCH anova MM! je a ae EK. NOKL BERGIER AW. : Tadiew and. young Indie ® o'clock, at her reakdience, No. | erms ky Monday, Nov. 6, RENONM LANOUAQK PROP. 1. LAGROIX, Broadway. continues o receive, new puplle of bias to speak it with frasne: ~f «formed, iu which Gane ry S So. 2 F ee ‘21 av. betwonn 1th and four persons ip each class, To commence $ 450 28 Mich Cen Rik; ) 100 ie . for grain and $1 10 gt flour, and ray Maraeills, grain and $1 50 for flour. rates for Californis, which were steady, at 40c. « 50c. per foot measurement. [yp iaia were easy at 70c. 76c., with moderate Ten, ‘Stons.—Adout 200 bbls. spirits turpentine were Kosin and raw turgentine were Provwioxs—Pork.—The market was firmer, with sales of 800 » 900 bbis., including mess at $22 50» $22 66%, Among the sales wore 600 bbls. jn all the ‘Sam of January—selier’s at $19, As 70 bbls. prime mess at S21 624. was dull, and sales moderate. we at mee 60 @ $10 for count mess; $15 for Vermoni n $16 60 for Chicago and $11 for extra, mess was heavy at $20 a $24, curing, at Go. Lard steady, with sales of 200 bbls. at xe. a Butter and cheessgnch: Ck —200 casks were sold at Svaar,—The warket was wihout o henge ot moment. were confined to about 260 hhda. Cubs musco- rire quality at OX, 230, 2 3f x a 52885 nd Sec irer “ll il 9 before whien we hos Yo Ty the volume itanlf, | al: 5 bt i are will be iintted tod \OVERNESE.—A GERMAN LADY DESIRES TO J tain @ situation as governess in this structing in all the bran erfectly well acquainted with the Rre‘ich Hest of references given, Address oo We BEECHOROFT. of education, vata, inet By (hq suthar of the “ Heir of Redely fe,” * Hearteoase," de, wovers, 50 centn; cote, 75 conta, Ssess KR and prime at $21 26. mess deliverable ae About 200 bbls. were 12 50 a $14 for for extra State, ime )HIs WEEK ONLY—WRITING AND BOOKKERPING. —tupls G ce received hia Werk, a at one half the re- Jadien’ clane at ll a, M. particulars may be had at the senderny 86 et Agere OL a aftiictions which bane} macoeas ner of bier rue, ) Cts highly mor tone. Axons NEW a SF icwtaed BOOK. — 12 Heo BKB. ‘GoLbaMarrm, aN’ TRD—A RESPECTIVE EXCHANGE OF LRGHONS tn English and French conversation, by « Parisian xen. Homan. with a well os native of America, mornings oF en Dressed hoge well, for elty neat in Tt a quiet tale of love, ree, from ‘all the sc sentiment: ality whib too often such slortes. thas moral—at ts almost mr ligious novel-—p. gies of the youthful mind svexing har th ch surpasses all other, lively to epgross the whole soul of the res well constructed ginning to the ex THE ENCHAN ip BRAUTY, i, by Dr. ‘William Rider, Publisher, New York, —ARK TAUGHT BE Brosdway, (Apoieteat mercantile eas bess ee a0. y written, sultoteutly DIXON, at bas vado at 53¢ a 644, and 110 Ta it halta or falters from the LOW —Sales of 7,000 000 ‘Tonacco —A steady demand is the — the market, and if we had a ne aup aes more could be done. at Big, a 12ie., canes seod leat at te the stock of Spanish tobacco, New York, Nov. 1, was a8 follows;— ie bo Hua Riv RR, .b60 Havana at 2c. a 3gc., 26 do, Florida, 2mo., $1 J Aud Vr ale by all booksellers, RD. 30 tt RR... TTENTION, NEW YORK HERALD GUARD. —A MBWT- ernoon, Nov. 8, ot four “oles the JOUN F WATSON, Capt on, Orderly Sorgen: ing of (u# compan, Hernid office ‘hia (atm é fol ee is requested, ns ard; or, the Woman With Maoy Hus. ma, 100 Reading RR, fe ing thea by Bugene Sue, price ts conta only, cute, <a Tues aS son. a a oxy esa street, Philadelphia, we gals every where This ‘ichnating ator: Stock Oct. 1, beles., Resefvedsinos...- And for sale by booksellers ani ‘Tuy Puwats Biveneann. Sue, hos juat been published by T, All who would know what . eENDENT CORPS OF FIRST rk Volunioors—You are re House, op Sunday, 4th low, at precisely, to pay We Inat re ike wine, Company g 1 Co ‘ 36 Penn Coy! Co Sales to Oct 8f..,.. 100 Centon Co, women With inany bie did wi ‘Mego Jords,” should read thia Look.— Sunday Mercury, Oct 28 | y of, it will be tent tree of postage to any one, on pects to our late rare tn ond Robert gin ag M, ade, 86 wicet in dull and without animation. Some holders, anxions to realize, are willing to accept « shade below prices herets agreat decline, owing condition of the manufacturing business, anxious to realize in the absence of a demand wast cede Ie. a Se. per 1b. on American descriptions. eign are rather firm. 1 Winaxy.—About 50 a 100 bbls. Oho and prison were sold at 420. w 4235 EMORY WASHINGTON At a reguiar meeting of ule cor TINPNTAL GUARD. _ the following prea ted ‘There eannot be PAQE FROM REAL LIPS, 0 the small stock and mode! to earth shall rlve again; Ts A PAGE PROM RiA\ w who wrote itt Family Marketing. RETAIL PRICE OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON Doo't you wish you ki deaf to all our entreaties to make her name vibe, but her | Meat is in market in large quantities, though there is Work ts’ pruined by ail ry but a very slight decrease in price. The advent of colder weather and the increased quantities of poultry and fish will doubtless bring the price down lower. but little variation in price, and during the past week salmon trout, pickerel, pike and white fish, have made their appearance in large quantities. tobe very abundant, and somewhat cheaper than last ison fs In, and nearly every description of In a very few weeks it Read what they Keaolved, That it commen ti ty Join tn fb Parting with one whom Wo eal Ly connected with Wut be hae gone—be has Without & parallel in the anaalsof modern lie Boston Gazette a taking «0 aeate tat has answered to the gone to be inepected b: ppy parade ground above, non we have ever nany of the incidents | th or ‘us , will at once be recognized — Hoa! an We predic! for tt decided success. —Bos' Ita (one and sentiments are excelter sare drawn and the scenes are portrayed with a "eoeoiveds That in ur i nized tn the ull sense of the term, a sincere soldier, ever = oat. uncearing to his endeavors 'o bring recruits to our noble and generous, nd hae Poultry bas begun C ALLUNTRATED NEWAPAPER, AERATED NEWet PAPER. Believing that the time has arrived when New York, like London and Paris, requires its illustrated record of cur ent events, the proppetor sf Fronk Leslie's Gazette of Fashions York Journal, encouraged by the success which his ib Heation of those large), in induced to undertake on enterprise for raving, and the extensi shment, offer the most fi os ‘The writer bas much tact, and « brilliant imagination. —ttos an'iee an mit the qualities of a is cOmaany, Oovanioued by his doalh, eased we offer our heart AN will be published, LESLIE'S LLU! ‘A domestic story of real merit and interest, A volume of ‘unusnal interest nd atiraction,—Lowell game is represented in market. will be cheap enough, In vogetables and fruits there is no difference of price worthy of mention. five for a shilling, and butter 28 cents a pound. Resolved, That (9 the widow of di | fell condolence tn this her great alfic ion, yet teuating that whae ts ber joss i» the gain of him she mour acts, told in an original vet | above for belp to riven by a Boston lady.—Buttalo | “lt is Intensely interesting; he reader feels that his time hay ot been mbapent.— I ind tha! abe will look prowet her fatherlena habe with the parents te roared clrenlated pertodieris, hich every-day mauner, and rience in wood en; ments of his estab of success. Combining with these advantages the best Ille~ary assistance that the country can afford, he porition to offer the Ame which, both as regards the sty nality snd piquane foreign tami of s similar character ‘TLe principles upon which (he paper will be condneted will be purely American—that is to say, not ina sectional, but in an imperial kense—the good of the many being preferred to the mi | 5 Jt ia pretty sure of arresting public attention.—Lawrence | uy Beef—Sirloin, roast, Rib, roast, Prime. fools that he te to It lv written In good style, and will doubtiosa receive much | f public an illusteated newspaper le of Its engravings and the origt of its »rticies, will be equal in merit to any full or aptevt wad hope, with & lrtaht proapect before Who can conceive their lone? contole with (he brothers and mn with therm thet loses Our lost. | Te Id enough to enjoy Ki Tels written with much power and beanty.—artord Cou ‘o hie relatives and friends we offer ou reat lows, There isa place to see the fower scarce ecoce 7 H written, and will be read with great {nterest —Kve questions. Frank 1 ‘a iinsteated News hy consclentiously take tlons and intrignes o oljects of those pretended patric 7 have gant wh a SSSl Sel eure +4 co i ee Sind deop 1 Where dwollx the spirit of the loved and blest.”? Resolved, ‘bat in respect to lia memory the Armory be dn monrning, wr f Ut he mlealon which it pre by its efforts, to the progr. of liberty, which will iny general diffusion population—socin! and ad Dove are only m few of the nyrind of notices from a ted press of ix surprixingly i Pork; Feu pée 1b: Ham. moked, pe ese SUILILISesllSeslleszsariit te SCH SCSCOCHEMmmommmrocs cooceseoceosoeosoS coecojc]e ~ ae in Roe. © lake tad “ube ‘edivion of this celabrated | hed, and for sale tuis dey, at and bookselling establisiment ‘un the use of their ton 5 it below In posaiiie procure one, they tn the Kindest manner pont thelre us on our mareb: ‘That a copy of those resolutions be sent to the ensad, and also to Me. Wan. A. Moore, slage man- inking thin will he a aut stent petiintie slaving aecopled hie ‘avitauow Serg’s OW RIVER t ALBERT WK RATING, Priv’t H. RARLES, Ja, . } Freaege AUTERS, TOMPKING I. cheap publishing | i ie xventay 8 news paper; the programme be found lo embrace every feature o” any nila! family journal; all the leading oly throughout this, but the other bem will be copious y illust ay the engravings’ will be earefuily comp! anibentic sources of information. ‘eterson’s edition, SESESSESTEST e ae for wot attending is Nw READY, sarin} Journalista. and {t 5 : 5 ne Its news will form Ker circles where it fs intended to penetrate, complete record of every event that occurs during the week, in the religious. political, commercial, and artiste world, whilst Its original articles on pai and the drome, will enti Re of oppression, oF account of persona: Bs COMPANY 0 Ducks, tame, per pair insight in‘o the mind and social habits of the Chickeas, per pair. F . = & soulpture, architecture, msi be considered a lending au Its police aud law reports wil care being taken to divest the which isso objectionalle to the readers MALAY AND JAVANHAR PROFLE, ‘The members of ‘his company are Showing the manuers and cus aes ama e Armory, on Susiay next M., precisely, fully eyuipped, in fat perform escort duty ied upon to follow aps a thelr late comraded OH BARR, Captaia. Nowicrste THE MEMBERB AND YRIKENLS OF TR In connequance of the tn) Mayor, (he excursion of the Guard is postpoued alll sher the election. 2 | od until aft re opened up for toe coatetapiaton | pher and statesman ‘arranted in say ing tothe American pub- Me, that In this work he presents indeod a novel, interesting, fund an entirely original eontribation to AMEMICAN LITERA There are upwards of inal sketches by ihe sutbor, giving trulhiul deitneations of s and contumes of cai tows of the people in the interior | ple at th November 4 at 12 poetry, religion, Inwa, morality, Mainy nodes and princosses are tniroduced, with thetr thetr rovings and romances and paintul confinement |a the rn Foue of the incidents seer to belong. entirely to tof the author's long x OF WkUTRV EDEN, In the The monetary. transactions of the werk will be caret the prison life may | summed up, and, with the latest rey time of gotny fo prema. will be fous “=~ coco oo 118z1esaa1 ae Ppeeeereee Suseee lly rts of the markets to the useful periodioal review e s bataniiated by life Uke presenta tumber, a large pletorial sheet will he pre sented, gratia, to the subscribers. FRAN, f, S2s wy and inter ting pl Fast Indian Arehipeage of the Christian philos 12 and 14 Spruce wt e2 =e ee PROCLAMATION. —MAYOW'S OFYIOR, NEW YORE Nov, 1, ti ance and parade of soldier | uponhe watt 2 Broad bill duck . Venison, (saddle) per Ii lere and rewsboys. ra year in advanee. Single copies three Published for the pro: prietors, at the oflice of the * Broadway Belle,” 298 iros sway, til Wednewlay pert cuted cule, from ort | duty to mavise o lu Mert ue THE WORLD! 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"8 NEW REVOLUTION ARRY TALE.— Pu 2 TH FORAYER™ ecco My fellow citizens Year a large company, on tbe evening | moted a disturbance ih tw jon—with a aketch an * with ilustra‘ions by Darley. parkable for their historical fidelity and for thelr exceedingly piotarerque views of military and social life In South Carguna during the revolaiion, of the novel and extraordinary swamp wartare of Carolion, of chinracter, aa deve Ning Yeaus ux tie New Yor Covrom Hoven, By Jon Barre JR. OF ARKANNAS. Also the continuation of that beautiful sory dedicated to the ladies of New York, entitled On A Tate or Howan P poetry, editorials, theatric: marters, including the trial lace. ‘The MERCURY is for sale by all news agents and news boys Price three cents per copy. 0 Feet. HP. CRITERION—A NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL OF Ierature. setence and art. The first number ts now reads, and con be had of the news agents and at the office, No, il) ‘1 Aan see 6 Cente Per LES R. RODE, Publisher. y ies ANDO WOOD, Mayor. COPARTNERSIIP NOTICKS. WANTED, AND A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, fo take (he entire control of one of the mack i boniness in the world, Captal is requisite, withogt the Inquire at 22) Browdway, office No. 8, ‘These tales are r eoccoeocco Ta bis deacriptioas a10N, with interesting miscellany. itary and vire Depa of fire Apparatas at the € and in his delineation in the progress of the confiiet, Mr. He ts perhaps the beat siorytelier in this countey, moked halibut, ps an immense fortune Sounds snd tongues, Soused salmon, percan Smoked oa per Ib riod of American bisiory #0 replete with startling and thrilling adventure as this, and we know of po works of fetion more iniengely absorbing than those of Mr. Sinimna.—Hampahire Gazette, REVOLUTIONARY hte above, Ulustented by J . & legend of the Banter. Uihice 22 Spruce SsscsesecllIsSll i Ssscns Soncceess —PARTNER WANTED —AN ACTIVE MAM Hiner iu ® respectable business, the coming year The busta 94,00) 0 000 per annum, invewiad. Relerenres lleraid office, Agente Orsters—Princes bay, per 100. Virgint aR ce eco 1181888 h real name, Monopaly, Clams—sh: eter, per 100, Lit Katharine Waltons or the Itebel of Dorchester, 4. The fcout, or ihe Hinek 5. Wooderalt, or the Ha’ ders of the Congaree pout the Doveou. The Yemas- oxtrs, additional per ‘5. REDFIELD, 34 Weckrnan sree. ERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN subscriber ts new prepared to fill orders of any amount for the coming valentine season, From the large and varied stock be has on lant, dealers would do wail Being ol) made ‘under hia own saperin tendence, he has gresier facilities to sell cheaper for cant than any others in the markeh Valentines selected now can be forwarded at any time prior to the A4th Febru Lobsters, pos rib TO 92,008 WANTED, A PARTY WITH THM above amount ot 6 business, \o tae tbe enire charge rT. nion. A man with « mercantile connection busines: may be added. 4 offiee {0 accommodate Vale thie} end single. geal Apples, og Mh | gaa wrth or without, board, on T%, ROOKSRLL, tax theca eterinewel pA PARTNER WANTED Wisi Particulars call at MH Ho Hoewnne SeSS8iS5 seesses llsessis sisssss '§ HOTEL, 190 BROADWAY. hod ted to seleet their orders. e WANTED, AM AMERICAN YOUNG MAM, andersants the @ rinse grovery nd oA eg eto. None bet 6m THE LIQUOR QUESTION. MERICAN BRANDY—IN BEAUTIPUL dath, quarter and half pipes: nd rectified whiskey. el Great inducements to cash buyer for thie distiller 110 LERED PACRHARUMER, 190 WILLIAM STREET Offers for sale at reseonab) French ood end glans. fed bid wile compra phe. Medor, Chatean Latte, Cha! gumy, Chatven 1 Leovilie, Haut Sauternes, Mant Barrac, fe, German and Khepiah wines, in indy wine, in wood and pines, pomprin rae eee ary RARE CHANCE. ~WANTE + man ae equal partner in & wholenale (nor More, uated In & goed lorality Appl cemmines, corner of Midge ead Delain y ey. or the sore mitast be wit on account other businens, pearance A PARTNER WANTED TO JOULN A SPLEEN. from which $200 can be as the aenount invested will be SISEES eR = peace - ©2© cece Potatoes, Jersey, per bb Sweet, per bbl. + li outer riee seumbers, new, per dor Bquashes, por dc Onions, per half peck Cabbages—new, exch : Favoy cabbage. . , MONARCH Ant hen INANE, I Comnar brandy of sundry brands, champagne nora, as gin, Routch whiskey, rum, arak, crm, Ditiarn, be, he & Deorge, B. Fer Y ART NER WANTED—IN ONR OF TIER nr sore on the oun site of the oy, he best mauner« and term Qchng & wines. Apply ob 200 Broadway, Forms § eo TLLELEP SEP Si Srrsetiitars g MILY HOTEL, NKW BRIDGE RTREET LCD. re ia fitted up tn the, always reviy TO $00) CASH — A PARTNER WASTED, THER Gay, join the aAvertionr tm Che crnemmiasien 48) per month lo be na of eenart business (act weed wie. at Fiore. be tikine, 3A, rom 2 HANOR TO MAK intr at griers’ yrees, mt — Den lors supplied at ow prices, RAN DIES, FRBKC 4 AND OTHER ron 14 Howery, waar Grand street, ome where auere he Tomatoes, balf Loney were GIPSEY GIRL.—THI RENOWN. Ameria, can . at 68 Sullivan street, nesr Broome, can impart A secret hy which any he affections of ihe oyportie we \LAREY WINES IN WOND, YOR EXPORT AnD noe Eweet an al per yer dia’ . ~ TO bide J fag halt htde Parsley, bunch Sccecoo cooossos oonco SLERIST| SRESSSSSI SESESIES a a a a 1 1 AIMPRON AKOND, 19 Itenver cere RISH AND SCOTUM WHIRKEY.FRW PUNCTIRONS | ible Bwan gin, for sain by YN & HONK, 19 Haw: DEALERE—10 PU whined Paty whingey imo years v *. “yonded wart al » "Sante vata sen aw nator reviires. Adtroen PARTNER WANTED—WiTHt 20, TO pace, aS = =f 5 Cann ences erhanged, mops" oope Niemetinie! y yom pad crry TRADE REPORT. Fuipay, Nov. 2—4 P. Ph aserge of bbls. were made without change ‘in Fieescargrni flours market was firm, expecially AINSLIE, #9 Benver stron. H.— THY CRLEUR ATED RAST INDIA tn pints aod quar Jar 'ke., Soitveren ih dan vy of eclburva, with cid wine vouit Bo. 1) Wail arene, puns Ame J AL ER WANTED WITH A CAPITAL FROM in the re a 5 a ” ee, Adtree The the and extra State at $9 a 90 25, eae et eae pend ‘and other exten, at 1 3b Bil vo out exira aaron from the _ EXTRA PAY. DOUNTY LAND AND avY EXTRA 500 bbls. Fite St . corns, by & remedy LAIRVOTANOE, pn RONCHIT IA liver compiianta oid uiters. nerrons FY eawnie of abildren cured iif cure # clairvoyant, 110 Apring _—TT MAn ER ae fy Ton L— fia, de itty, dyson NOU TO pushed aoe PS wink io contrat’ bet heme, 0 OF tin seigas. About YALIFORSIA Di AMO! ren tls nen ete ew AND WRAUTI- ee tireet, near Broad’ ADAME ALWED views te he laden She. a 4c, for Sate