The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1855, Page 2

2 Our Albany Correspondence. Aupany, Nov. 19, a Re Victory—The Present Subordinate Ofice Hol:iers to ic Me Swept Off—No Party Majority in Bither Branch &f @ pgpepaeraay and Know Nothings Probobly Bile in Legislative Offices—The Speakership— Dowbifs Whether the Prohibitory Liquor Bill will be Repealed Many Laws Should be, &e., de. ‘The victory, so far as relates to subordinate offices, is with the Know Nothings. The State officers control them. The Canal Board having more patronage to be- stow than ali other men as bodies, will find Seward whigs or black republicans distributed as thick as black- berries all along the canals. They embrace thousands. ‘Their places will be supplied with persons known to favor pesgeecreas principles of the State officers. Under the eenploy directly of the Secretary of State, Comptroller, ‘Treasurer, Surveyor and Engineer, there are hundreds of the blackest kind of cliques of the Seward stripe, whose time and means were employed, night and day, to elect ‘Whe black fusion ticket. They constitute s band of as ‘amecrupulous politicians as ever disgraced this eapital. Not a dictum was issued by Weed, Dut was literally obeyed. And now, forsooth, that the Americans have succeeded in electing the State ticket, wany of them are endeavoring to enter the councils, in exder to obtain certificates of fraternity with Sam, to be presented to Mr. Headley, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Whallon, and others. Itisto be hoped such an intriguing form will not succeed, but that the State officers will discharge ‘aR the present rotten Seward devotees, and appoint ethers whose political integrity cannot be questioned. ‘The public offices at the capital need a thorough purg- img, and the people are expecting that the work will be promptly done on the first of January. ‘With respect to the Legislature, neither party can ac- eomplish any party object. In the Senate the black fu- ionists will have the most votes, but not sufficient to earry any proposition of their own. In the House, the @emocrats stand ahead of either the Know Nothings or ‘fhe republicans, but are not in a majority of the House Bo that each party in both branches of the fare may be snid %o hold the “balance of power.” Shere must Masnariiy. then, be # combination of gome sort in order to select officers of the two houses, and to organize for business, How can —_ ‘@ result be attained? Is there any unity sentiment between the fusionists sud Kuow Sotkings? ‘From the tone of their respective papers, and a eurrent of their public speaxers and private colpor- previous to the election, it is reasonable to infer Po if itere io an tmapasmable gulf between them. Tt is, therefore, rendered certain that if any bargain is made tor the officers of the two houses it will be between the democrats and Americans, The clerkships of the two houses are the most lucrative as well a3 the most pro- winent, and there is no reason to doubt that che Know Nothings will have one clerk and the democrats the other, ‘There will be any amount of figuring, financiering and bargaining for ihe speskership of the House. A very few of the members elect have ever been in the Legisla- ture, and the selection will, undoubtedly, be taken from fhe small number who have some experience and know- ledge of parhamentary proceedings. Some of the rabid democrats couteud that on account of having the largest mumber of members, though not a majority, they will select candidates from their exclasive ranks, and sustain them nolens voiens. Such a course would evidently delay ‘the organization of the flouse for many days. Bhe friends of the Prohibitory Liquor. aw claim suffi- clent strength in the Tegislature to prevent an uncoadi- tonal repeal of the law. Thoagh a majority may be in Savor of such repeal, still there is not the requisite two- thirds to override an executive veto, But an effurt will be made to amend it so as tv obviate some of the objec- fHons which certain profound legal gentiemen have urged against it. The search and seizure clause, the destruction section, mey be striken out, and foreign importations pla- eed upon the same footing with domestic productions, @ther modifications, relating to arrest and trial, will be attempted. The temperance leaders ae duplicity to both democrats and whigs and are now relying upon the Know Nothings for suppert, but they will b+ tound any- thing but a united purty in favor of & prohibitory law. the next Legislature will be called upon to repoal laws adopted by the last. The big and ‘little ‘illaing” here last winter paid no regard whatever to the imierests of tle State, and only adopted measures to en- hance party views and build up private fortunes. The statute: of last year are crowded with ensctments of wach charaeter, many of which will be erased the coming session. The profligate, reckless and exiravagont con- duct of the Sewardites is still very fresh in the ree sllec- ‘tion of the tax payers of the State, and there 1s no ques- tion but in the elec ion of members to the Legisluture aie matter has been deliberately canvassed by the tors. Naval Affairs. Onsmugeroy CHamuer or Commenck.—At the quarterly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of Charleston, Oct. 29, 1855, the following preamble and resolutioas were mnanimeusly adopted:— Whereas, The Board of Naval officers, recently con- wened at Washington to pass upon the quaiiiications and efficiency of the officers of the navy, have placed ap on the retired or furloughed list, Lieut. J. N. Maffit, tached to the Coast Survoy, thereby depriving the bans ty of is services in an iimpoviant sphere of duty, which he has already achieved a high reputation for ability and success: "And whereas, it is iacumbent and proper that this Chamber, representing, as it does, the pace re interests of Charleston, which 50 greatly beneltted by the labors of Lieut Mutlit , give expression to their sense of the estimation in which Kes held, and of the detriment which his removal must occasion to the public service in which he has so istinguished himself; therefore, t the Charleston Chamber of Commerce it regret of the action of the Naval Boord, in retiring Lieut. J. N, Maffit from active service, and ean only attribute its action to a mistaken sense of duty on the part of its members, or to erroneous impres- sions of the ability and usefulness of Lieat. Mailit. Resolved, That Lieut. J. N. Maffit, by his long, active and arduous services on our coast, and in our harbor, re- walting in the discovery of an important avenue to the gommerce and navigation of our city, has entitled him to the regsrd.and gratitude of our community, while his personal qualities and deportment have made him friends fall with whem he bas been brought into personal or professional intercourse. Resolved, That we tender to Lieut. Maffit the assurance of our undiminisned confidence and respect, and indulge the hope that Congress will promptly restore him to tne profession in which he has already secured so distinguish- ed. a posision by bis attainments and services. Resolved, That these proceedings be published in the eity papers, and that copies therecf pe transmitted to the President of the United States, the Secretary of the Na the fervetary of the Treasury, and the Supe: rintend. ent of the Coast Survey. American Tract Soctety+ The monthly meetiogjof the Executive Committes, on Monday afternoon, the 19th inst , Rey. Dr. Kaog fa the ebsir, was addrested by the Rev. I. J. Roberts, the Chi- meee Missionary. He stated that he owedymuch to this Society. It was one of its trasts— The Two Ways and Two Fnds,”—that rescued him from despair; it was a tract that led him t) enter on the missionary work in China ; and it was a tract of Learg Afas, from his hand, that shed the light of Chrisiiunity on the mind of Tao Ping: Wang, the leader of the Chinese revolution. That fanctionary now cizculates widely the Gosp other p ithout note or c ¢ form of tracts. Mr. Roberts takes a hopeful view of the Chinese revolution, and soon sails for Canton, with the expectation of joi ’ing-Wang at Nankin The foreign corresp: of the month was pres by Rev, Dr. Hallock, Secretary, and embraced inte letters from England, France, Belgium, Switzerland, many, Turkey, India and China. The receipts’ of the month were $32,241, and for the pe- rhod since April 1, $186,324, including S41 in dons tions. Grants during the month, 10,164 for seven months, 34,153,422 pager. Tho amou notes for paper, $25,810.’ The enterprises of ti were never more actively prosecuted, and never more needed the efficent support of its friends and patrons. of Broapway TheaTae —The dramatic representation Mrs. Julia Deane Hayne, are admired every evening Jarge audiences, To-night she appears as Donna Lu tia Bor, and Mr. Fisher as Genaro, The farce ‘ilicoddy, ’ will couclude the amusements. Bowrny TrkaTre.—The beautiful drama of ‘Noro Creina,’’ will commence the amusements, Mrs. Ward, as Nora. and Mr. Ward as Roderic O'Connor. Miss Le Folle will dance, and the amusements wil! conclude with the popular new drama of ‘‘ The White Wolt.”’ Burton’s TukaTR®.—This favorite theatre continues to be largely patronised. The comedy of the ‘Little Trea. sure,”’ will commence the ent inmenta, and they will close with “Dombey and on.’’ Burton and his fine com- pany will all appear. WALLAck’s THeaTRR —=The comed, wure’’ is announced as the jece, Lester and Mrs. Hoey in the leading cbarectere.. comedy ot the ae will follow, and the ‘Loan of a Lover’’ coa- chodes i the "Little worn Mixerurts.—This band seem to be particular re if we may from full hone night A Gine programme Toe bP, tshieies ’ Pig 2 ‘8 ree —The excellent burlesque it this place of Bs the Soe, amusement afford “The Oats Mie very beantiful exhibition, together with the dramatic diorama of the Battle of Dunkes Hil ia given every afternoon and evening. Apouto Rooma.—Mrs. Alexander Gibbs will deliver two lectures, interspersed with on the sacred works of = or masters, on Saturday and Suniay evenings United States Commisstoner’s Court. Before John W. Nelson, Faq. ALLEGED MURDER OF A SBA CAPTAIN. iwanus M. Spenser, charged with the murder of Geo. , m apuhn ot theette oa Sea Witch, already noticed, nght up for examination. Some evideace, which circumstantial, was taken, and the case ad- over to We re Before George W. Morton, Fxq. CHARGE OF raseine BASE MONEY. ‘The accusation mats NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Toumpay, Nov. 20—6 P.M. We have nochange of consequence to report in the stock market, so far as extent of traiactions is con- cerned. In quotations, the fluctuatious were not very great, but they were very irregular. At the first board Tlinois Central Bond: fe!l off 3 per cent; Canton Co., Xi; Reading Railroad, 1; Hudson Railroad, %; Galena and Chicago, 1; Cleveland and tWvledo, 1; Harlem, 3g. Vir- ginia 6’s advanced 34 per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 2; Pennsylvania Coal, 4. The movement in Erie was not so strong this morning. The stock opened and closed at 53 per cent, but in the meantime moved up and down a half per cent. Nicaragua Transit was a little more ac tive than usual to-day, at little better prices. Reading opened at 9134, and closed at 90% per cent, without much activity. State stocks and railroad bonds were not freely offered to-day, ané we have no important variation in prices to report, After the adjournment of the Board, the following bonds and mortgages were sold at auction by A. H. Nicolay, by order of Thomas A. Watson, Exq., receiver of the National Exchange Insurance Company :— $1,500 bond, F, Campbell, &mort, on 2lotsbsthst. $525 1,600 ao. do. do, =Séthet. 525 ‘600 do. landin Cenajoharie 100 200 bond W. Denley’s, and mort. on lot, 3d avenue, Brooklyn. + 100 200 Bond Joseph Turner, 100 460 do, J.R. ribet doles Carton ov. Baya B45 700do. D.D. Kelly, do. Classonay., do., 600 22,500 4 bonds F. L.’Andrewa, and mort, land Flatbush, . 3,150 18,200 2 bonds W. Hi. Clark, and mort. half block Hicks, Percival, Columbia and Halleck sta, Brooklyn... +++ 2,000 18,000 2 bonds W. H. Clark, and mort. 3 block, Bryant, Percival, Columbia and Otsego sts, Brook 2,000 18,000 2 bonds W. Ti. lari, and mort. half ‘ioc Bay, etait, Sigourney and Otsego sts. klyn... seessust ores My $79,860 netting.......c.0e006 11,445 At the second board the market was dull and depressed, Missouri 6’s fell off 3g per cent.; Cumberland Coat, 1;; Canton Company, %; Erie, 4; Roading R. R., \(; Gaiena and Chicago, 33; Michigan Southern, ;. New York Cen- tral Railroad was offered at the close at 9034 per cent, being 134 per cent below the price current yesterday. The market is evidently relapsing into an inactive state, dure ing which we must look for a ateady, but gradual decline in prices. We may not have again, for some time, a panie, or a very rapid depreciation iv market valwes, bat the absence of any demand and the necessities of ho! ers will, when sales are made, be generally at lowe: cea, The recent inflation has brought in and filled up all the regular street bulls. There is not, aud has not been, an ovteide demand, The mercantile community has more than it can attend to comfortably, in providing for its legitimate business. There is among the merchants a scarcity of capital, and they haye not the means, if they had the dispo-ition, to enter the stock market as purchasers. At present prices shrewd capitaliete are more disposed to sell than to buy. The whole barden of sustuin- ing the stock market, therefore, vests upon Wall street and, before many days elapse it will be found too mach tocarry. The increase of stock by sma'} holders selling and the accumulation of interest upon time contracts, every day calls for more capital. The banks show a steady contraction, and very little aid can be depended upon from that source, We do not see how these insti- tutions can avoid the policy they are now pursuing. Nothing short of cutting down the discount line to a rouch greater extent, will guaranty the preservation of our present specie basis, Any attempt at expansion lew exchange up at once, and away goes our Dullion across the Atlantic. Contraction must be strictly, rigidly en- forced, to insure us egainst a foreign dvain, Fancy stocks mey, in the face of these facts, go up one, two and three per cent a day for a time, dut it does not, can- not alter the actual position of our tinances. The viola- tion of a principle in bankiog, or in anything else, is sure to bring its own retribution, Speculators may icflate the stock market in the face of a steady bank contrac tion, but the result is sure to be disastrous to every one engaged. According to an official notice, it appe ing of the stockhclders of the Potomac is calied for the 22¢ inst., the office of the company, Q corner of Wall und Willlam streets, to receive the report of the Prerident, which will incidentally prosent ma‘tery of interest to the stockholders of the Isabella, The Assistont Treasucer reports to-day ae follows :-— Paid on Treasury accoun’ + $77,298 74 Received on ‘rensury : 162/091 00 Balance on Treasury account. 0,814,800 73 Paid for Assay office... 76,875 14 Paid on disbursing chee 45,831 90 The receipts to-day include $50, 600 pata by the Ame- nean Express Company, for amount lost while in transit that a meet- pee Company (Toursday,) at 12 0’ from Dubuque to this city. The warrants entered at the Treasury department, Washington, on-the 17th inst., were as follows :— Fer the rederaption of stocks. $14,118 84 For the Treasury Department For the Interior Department. For the Customs......... ‘Wer warrants received and entered. Covered in from miscellaneous source: The James’ Steam Mill in Newburyport his declared a divider d of three per cont. ‘The amount of coal transported from the Cumberland coal region this year, to Nov. 10, was 582,018 tons, whi:h is an excese over last year of 80,268 tone. The earnings of the Mishigan Central Railroad Company for the first week of November, 1854 and 1855, were av follows:— 1854. Increase, Passengers . $90,702 44 $4,260 67 Freight... 24,381 59 9,397 82 Total. .....+..868001 92 $55,034 08 $13,057 89 The total earnings of the Boston, Concord and Montrea) Railroad bei’ from al} sources, for the six months ending Oct. 1, 1855, were....... + $149,978 00 Expenses and repairs, including the ‘of 46,000 new sleepers, renewals, 80,814 11 Net tnoome .....e. Semf-annual interest on th «floating Nett oeT8 $32,502 53 Surplus....... ae $35, The Bost Dn Courter y of the 19 There is nothing new in regard t Very few railroad hav’ the stock m 1 lately, and pric he ha-dpan. (A fer years ts of the New Eng- an the Fitchbu-g, ve worth their Lowell, Providence and Eastern, y nel cost, or handsome premiums ot ead g are paid from the * wgretin and no mone; yy sink thirty. forty, je doubtfol whether nd States has ever » business alone, on of the ruinously low tarills, which are stili per- versely continued. The passengers pay mach beiter, as they cecupy but little space in comparison with the rela tive charge for traneportation; and besides this they “load and unload” themselves without any exoense. Railroads of less experience, in other parts of the country, although apparently prosperous while their open conatrustion ac- counts can be char, with extraordiasry expenditares as they ave conveniently called, must yet pirticipate in the effects which have followed like causes in this region, The Georgia Citizen says:— A plan for selling the Georgia State Raftrow! is under discussion, As it® and has been {t is a political ma- chine that will ever be a carse to the peop'e. We have some of the same kind in this pert of the Union, New York and New Jecsey is cursed with a mi- chine of the same sort, and the people would like to see them sold out. The following statement of the value of goods imported inte. Pictou, N. &., from the United states, will give our readers an idea of the growing importance of the rade, and the already beneficial results of the reciprocity treaty:— Commence oF Pictou, N. §., were tre Uvrrep Sratm, 1864. mn, Br. Vea. Am. Va, Br.Vee. Am. Va. 7,005 87,400 15,330 W715 64,180 835 75,785 «18,620 111,620 15,086 15,685 Total, #127, 806 Excess over lact year.. - «$82,029 A large portion of this mm is for American minufac- tures, the demand for which has greatly increaved since the reciprocity treaty went into operation. Nearly ail the furniture and agricultural implements in use in the province are from Boston, and there is scarcely a house but will exhibit within ite walls a Boston cooking stove and Connecticut clock, The whole number cf Americam vessels arrived at Pic- tou the present season from the United States, is 130; British vessels 263. The amount of coal shipped from Pictou this year, up to the Ist of November, was 77,800 sbaldrons of coarse, and 7,800 cheldrons of fine, valued at £820,000. The annexed iatement exhidite the aggregate move- ment o! the ninety-two banks in Rbode island on the @th of Septem Yer, 1886 :— $20,728,813 26 et $1,002,160 08 Deposits in otber Astount of ts own tock eid ‘Amount and description ntoek banks, and other stock owned by Real estate.... perty, Dan a ee 00 anc tare Rane we Amn or doubtful.. paper 117,218 27 Reserved profita ‘at’ time last ‘dividend. 814, 3303 g Amount baned on stock in bank... 469,420 Debts due and not pecsecees. tire? 60 ‘Am, bilis in circulation under five dollars... 1,254,167 25 Average semi annual dividends of banks in lence, 3 63-200; do. out of Providence, 3 36-100; do. of ail the dank, 3’56.100, Deducting the new banks which have made no divi- -dends, the remaining 87 banks in the State ‘have paid an interest at the rate of ‘13g per cent per annum during the past half year. Six banks in Providence and thirteen in the country towns, made ne return of the amount of their bills in cir- culation under five dollara ‘The average circulation of the Bank of England, and other banks in England, Ireland amd Scotland, for the months of August and September, 1855, compares as follow: CimcuLaTion oF Bank Nores in tae Unerep Kincpom or Great Barman. 1, 29, 865. Ine. Der. Bank of England. £20,229,864 19,859,174 aq 0,180 Private banks.*.. 3,605,504 3,712,604 -107, = Joint stock banks 2°000,075 810227046 121, v0 - — 142,2.0 180,273 ies 2 305,450 — United Kingdom .£86,204,318 30,587,041 205,023 — Showing a decrease of £142,100, in the circulation o! notes in England, and an increase of £203,623 in the cir- culation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the month ending the lst of September, Ani as ¢..2- pared with the month ending the 80th of September, 1854, the above returns show an increase of £307,401 ia the cireulation cf notes in England, and an increase of £747,335 in the cireulation of the United Kingdom. The average stock of bullion held by the Bank of England in doth departments during the month ending the 20th of September, was £13,530,842, being a decrease of £2,188, 502 as compared with the previous month, and an increase of £308,256 when compared with the same period laet year. The stock of qpecie held by the Scotch and Irish banks during the month ending the 20th of September was £3,485,808, being a decrease of £24,524 as compared with tho previous «turn; and an increase of £1€0,131 when compared with the corresponding period last year. Stock Exchange. Tuxavay. Nov. 20, 1855. 633, 533 95 80 shs Erie RR.bIs 9534 100 do. 2¢000 Virginia 0's, £00 25000 Missot Ss.ndin 89 190 10 do.....b15 90 100 “1000 Kentucky 6’s., 102 300 1000 aie con bs °62, 79 200 660 1) Cen RR bds. be 10000 do... .b15 53 2600 ao bs O ton Railroad... 49 6000 do 20 Penoma RR. « 104 10000 do.. 312 Reading RR....c | 9135 G0...) BEd 100 do. 9135 3000 N Yan ia 100 do 91 8000 N Y Cen 7's... 104 1100 1000 Chi&RkIsRR bs 93 200 1000 MiSeJackbr bs 82 900 5 ehs Be of Amer., 114 100 10 bk of Republic... 120 50 56 Metropolitan Bk. 110 100 83 100 250 300 34 200 Hoaecn RRR ino sy do « 3335 3334 obo w sae wi bi 94 0 + -b80 OF 200 Gar Gold Mine.b3 "7% 100Eri¢ Railroad.s25 53 08 15 £00 3 RR.. 108% 2c0 38 we 19% 300 SECOND BOARD. 82000 Ind Siate b's. 813g 200 ahs Canton On... 2144 2000 Missouri 6’s,93 po 224g 1000 NInIstmGos l’e 20000 eed 1363 0. 0 S00 1000 Erie ta bs "62 50 rhs Nic Tr Co. 060 100 shia eos Co, 50 Galena & Chi 1 eee - RR. 0. s 200 8 at sont NorIn RR 9814 CInY TRADE REPORT. Traway, Nov. 20—6 P, M. Aste —Sales 60 bbls, sat unchanged prices. jeuinkinarhe: Honesto market for common ani straight brands of State were again firmer, and closed at an advar ce of about 123c. per barrel. There was a gooldemand to meet maturing contracts for domestic use and for export. The sales embraced about 12,000 a 14,000 bbls., fncluded in which were common and etraight State at 80720 $018; Michigan mixed to low extra at $8 94 a $9 18%; extra Ohio at $931 @ $075, and extra Genesee at $10 2 $1). Canadian was in fair demand and t firmer rates, with sales of 400 a 500 bhis. at $9 12.4 9 73; Southern was firm, with sales of about 1,500 bbly., ireludyng mixed t> choice brands, at $9 50 « $9 81, ant fancy and extra do. at $0 87 a $1087. Rye flour wae at $6 «$7 50. Meal was at $4.37 a $4 50 for Joraey. Buck- wheat tour was firm at $2 75 a $2 87 per 100 hs. ~Whear —the morket was very buoyant and higher for prime lots. The seles embraced about 30,000 a 40,000 bushels, among which were 7,000 a 8,000 bushels grime white Ca. nacian, at $2 2536. afloat; 4, },000 do. North © ina red, $216, and one lot was reported at $2 16; 2,000 do. prime Tepnessee red, at $215. ‘The range, howsver, for fair to prime was at $2 Wa 15, and 25,000 bushels Western red were gold at $107 for common to fair quality, and gocd to prime at $206. Corn continued in good demand, With sales of 50 000 4 60 000 bushels Wesiers and South- ern mixed, at 80. for inferior, ond at 99e. f-om store, and $1 vered. Rye—ales of 6,000 2 7,000 bushels were made at $1 2848125 Barley—Sale made st 1206, for common, and 130°. prine qnality. Oats wore firm at 400, n 6c. for Chicago heavy CorrEn.—The market continued firm wih about 2,700 bage of Rio, at 1010. » FF 2.500 basnels were sales of » and about 150 do, Maracaibo, at 10}e. a 1135s. Corron.—The rales embraced abont 1,500 bales, the market closing quite steady. FrrGnts.—To Liverpool, about 500 bbis. flour at 28. 94., and 10,000 bu. grain, in bags, at Bid. To Hamburg 20 bales of cotton were engaged at 14¢c., 200 tierces rice at 40s. and 160 tons measurement goods at 40+. To Antwer 2,000 busheis grain were engaged at 184., 150 bales cot. ion at le. and 50 tierces rige at 603. To’ Bremen 25 tons measurement goods wore engaged at 45s, and 75 tiercos rice at 608. lo Havre flour was engaged at $1; grin was at 260. and cotton atlc. A vessel was charteret for Havre, to load with flour at95c., and grain at 24. Yo Australia rates were a* 40c. & 420. per foot measurement. To Cali‘ormis rates were un » To London 1.500 bbls. turpentine were engaged at 44. 94.; grain in ship's be, at 83¢d., and 120 tierces rice at 40s, ort. —Sales of aout 1,200 a 1,500 pkgs. raisins were made, including boxes, at $3 60; halves, at $1 80; and quarters at 90¢. Hay.—ihe sales bang moderate, at 70. n 754. Locwoon.—A car my Here waa sold at 19, a Bho, Naval. STORES.—About 400 DbIs. spirits turpeutine were sold in shipping order wx 44350. Rosin was quiet end un- chi Provisions.—Pork—The market was dull; the selec were confined to 200.» 400 bbis., at $22 50 fur mess, and prime at $21 » $21 26. was heavy, with moderate sles of country mees and prime, a: unchanged prices, Beef hams were dull for | staal About 66 bhis, extra Chi- cago wore soll st 617 Dressed hogs were selling at 834 Mee. Lar , With sales of about 700° nbl- a Batter sed a at 160. a 26. fr ol je. & or ice fresh made State. Chere ranged from 9%¢. a ee ruled mg a Tra Herre doi. 1 foo ayenus, near Facile strect, JiaTb, $3760 0 caine Bia badd 3 26x78 am corner Dean cue att jasson avenue, 25x! on Cin. coe Site: S1,C0516 cnet Portes FOGK mes ae 242100, $608; 1 opporite “oraer, 29x10, 845. 1 aj ng on Claston avenue, 238x100, $395; 1 do. 23x10, 00) 1 om Bergen seat and in rear, $400! $890; 2 3 adjoiniog and 3 in rear, Clermont wi Adee BOxl08, tes, 1 adjoint 5 205100, $600; 1 do. 20x100, $640: 8 do. 202100, $1,920. New York saa las ga Rortrrecos street, near Eleventh avenue, Rick—The sales embraced about 175 easke, at bo. abo. Sricts.—About 500 mate of cassia were sold at 260. Stoars.—The market ecatinued active, but the high rates dec anded checked transactions. The sales embraced about 300 hhds.Cuba muscoyado: latter Sars for Lad “inne and 120 sold in bond Tonaceo wae ‘a little more activo, still there was Ii ae rospect of a lively busines ; prices continued steady. Fie lates ineluded tho hbhds, Keutueky, atOic. ow sioKe ; searcelpanmea ie cm 8 ‘Wrrncry.—Sales of 100 bbls. were made at 396, for Ohio and 80346. for Prison. seroee Bo Annexe Barsapors, W. 1., Oct. 20,—Annexed is a Barbadoes curren:, based upon actual sales pgchetay Bee bbl, 0; last sale 283 bbls. Baltimore, off sper bi 3 one ‘hand, fresh ) held at $10 60 per nagle ie ed. Singles, Oy. —None arrived since luat; much wanted. 25; last aale, Tobacco beg nal; dull. o,, manufactured, $12 56; la which is castle 188.; lump, $10, nominal. tal rcang 2 90 days, 4 85, with $2.50 difference in lays. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _ SALES AT AUCTION. Pe te eo RR | UOTION NOTICE.— WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS— AY Pirin PARKS, Auctioneers Savage i Parks wil UCTION NOTICE.—PRINTING MATERIALS, PRESS- es, ty &o—Mc je sale—PE1ER PARKS, Auctioueer. Savage ‘will sell on Thursday, Nov. 22, at 1034 o'clock, at No. 44 Cort’andt street, upper , he oe 4 establishment, comprising wit every office fixtures, and Eressoe, ine py one Seng Witen aad eatin mie Oualoguon gain er aan a ee fash, U.8. JORDAN, Attorney for Urey. NOTICE.—GREAT SALE OF aes ‘engravings. EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at auc- rednendaye wot a at his sales room, , dy Wall st... ze in line engi ‘of Her- we oszo locke iar . Landseer, ‘Byalls ard othe a Seg eeee af bers to the plates. ‘The p ted to exa- UCTION NOTICE—GREA?P SALE OF MAGNIFIOENT fancy goods. —E) Saag SCHENCK wi |, at austion, ge poi gig hne Nov. 22 and 3, a his salesroons. 16 magnificent invoice of tancy goods, some of ine have just ee) et from Europe one never before ‘cons opened, of bronze groups, rea, atatu- cites, de., £0, Roman soldiers and gladiators, Mercury, warriors, water carriers, GH alas, Brot’ eo card receivers, candela candies, ware—syy 8 (very large) of the Indian Tom Kista or No Tadin and. Panther, sama Dog, Boar Hunt, a he bs, oll conslasrea pricey noiskeurs to be the ay ‘America. Silver plated ware~ cent tea and cotice wets, tankards, uray, Kettles, lijuor Ne dishes, waiters, casters, Horde. allot the best snaoutacture and. dash, legant groups—Mother and child, under glass ures of the seasons, under sides; dgures, Diske'n, ‘vaees, jewel boxes, fruit. sande, &e.5 Biko. a lare ortment of other fanc: artic] lea, consisting Of Ormolti and hell cameo jewe: caske's, Bohemian glass do., P.M. tables, writing desks, dreasing cases, with silver plated fitings: ‘ollés, egg stands, c., &c ; Boheniian glass colognes, decanters, vases, &c., &c." Ladies are invited to call and ex: amine the goods,’ Sale nositive. VOTION NOTICE.—EDWARD SOHENCK WILL SULT, fat auction, on Thursday, Nov. 22, at pler 81. foot o Christopher stréet, at 12 o'clock recta? th the follow! property, viz:—The four barges, the A.D: Jones, Ami Springs, Saratoga, and Happy Return, together with the fur nitureand fixtures of said boats; ona tron pate, one plitiorm sealo, lotofice farnittire, grain bags and other articton of persona) property; alroa ‘her night litle and interoet Edgar bleight had tn or to pier ol, N. f- foot of Carla Topher siteet, on tho iGib. day of vcrober, rights Sieh asta Sight bado colleet wharfige’at said ier, veTi0N, NOTICE THOS. BELL. AUCTIONEE Bush.—This W036 0° ock, variey {iro, vis sofas, sofa hd couse, because, marble top aud plain bureang, Solas, xofa and couch bedstet ‘rench 12 ada, materessea, blaskole: oneaterpanse Gioner bela, Gur taing, Brossels, ingrain aad other carpets, cooking sloves, Ac, fe, Also, Mgoods, undershirts and orawers. ladies’ el find watches, Av, At 113;, in front of the store, two wagons. UCTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY 8. Bogart. Thursiay. at]0% o'clock! the auction rdoms, corner of Frankf iiiam: streels, housebold furniture, consis ipg of large und genera assortment of parlor, chara: ber, chen furnivures Also, a lotot fancy UOTIUN SALE OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CAssI meres, &0.—A. Le ek Auctioneer, 23 Bowery, Will sell on'Tht wureday, Nov. 22. at \t'1034 o'clock, cloth and casit’ mere frock, sac dress and Petorsham overcoata; cassimere, ake ae eee pants, of various sive aod palierns; silky atin, ‘valencia and cloth vests; otha, ‘silks, ninge, &c. Ane en OF FURS, SLEIGH ROSES, &°. IN F, RUSSELL, auctfoneer.—DAY, RUSSE! Ld. rm full sale of erior manufactur Nassau street, tile furs sale, e rticle in the catalogue will be poritively bey a or mere bidder. The furs comprise, ia part, the most tw kinda Terms cash. Country buyers ve thelr goods packed, shipped, &c. Bx JOSEPH! HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER. rau RSDAY, November 21, at half past two o’clock P.M, at vt sis Mrcet, ByouklyD, a small quantity of household farait good érder. 1 8, PRENCH, AUCHONESE, Me iach +7. oe + tion on Thursday lov. a at Wg sifeet general ansortinent of housebols Carnitine, consti of Brusee's, ingrain and ply. carpet ieee fully, covered in Far aetn | brocatel; ror ews pianoforte, made Py, the celebrated maker, nd ©, Fiache*; ele- kant rosewood mzrble top centre and side ta>!os; together’ «ith Siurge asrortwent of betroom farauure. Fad parucuiere in fo morrow morning’s payers. D. NASIL. AUCTIONEER—S10RE 310 BROADWAY. —On Tharaday, Nov. ‘of one lathe, 2: father; one ibe, 13 incher: one driling uuactine, ove planer, Gne forge and bellows. two vices, ore vice Pens, two friction pulleys, two lines of shafling, and belting, &¢ , &c- eat id +a st Bal’s Head s:ables, 23d ani 20h streets, Dear id aven of 17 sets of double harness, anvils, bellows, sunih’s Wools, &e, dc. 8. ees ee ee ge ge HOUSE. Will sell at auction, vole ai 79 Warren siree’, near Wilton, Brussels and tograio ured ‘atin, parlor chairs to irs, rosewood marble top centre mateb; do. ottomans, arm: Tables: co. sofa tables: do, marbletop pier tables, mirror backs: clegant gilt frame pier and mantle giarces, ormolu gas chandeliers and brackets, mantel clocks, vases, oli paintings, engravings, &c-5,el ‘ood piand, made by Barm imson brocatele ‘curtains, lace do; mahoxaay ex tension dining tables, biack walnut and mahogany’ chairr ip hair cloth; do, armchairs, cane seat chairs, ins ozany toarble top sideboard, china dinner and tea seta, glassware, fire dishes, oyster do., cutfee acd tea urns, plated casters, cutlery, &c.; elegant mahogany cabinet, conta; ng 40 drawers, coins, medals, minerals, insects, sbeils, aay amour a glace, Iahogany ‘French ‘bedsteads, do. marble top dressing Bureaus, do. do. washstcnds, black walnut bedsteads, do. bn i4; mople bedsteade, washstands, bureans hair mattresses; feather beds, bolsiers and pi ult, counterpriies sheets, pillow cases, &0.; tadlo: Ciothd, napking ac. ouihoths, ball sidves, calc bail tire, klleh en furniture, &c. UGENR B, FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER, BY FRAN! ‘ ry lin & Nichols At their Salesroom, 79 Nasiau street, ne John st. this das, (Wedvesday,) at eremptory sale of an extensive stook of fast farnituce. This desirable cataingne must positively be nold to make room for a stock of furs, the save of which will commence Thursday. Furniture—Klegent parlor suites in rosewood, matogan and black walnut, covered in the most fashionable Frogch satin brocatel and haircioth; rosewood and oak sidebo: stegeres, Iiorary bookcases, secrotaries, wardrobes, pate tx ‘iver plated ware, oval and pier mirrors, corner and bo Bande. Frouch beds ends, hair mattresses, palliasses. Ro. At 1235 o'clock, wit) be eold'a bay mare, fit hands high, cuita le for physician. Sold vy Assignee. On ‘hursdav, Friday and Saturday, a: worth of manufactured fare, FY, COON, AUCTIONFER—To THe TRADE | w + oll asa others in want of goods. COLTON 05] cell, this day, Wetlnecdny, Nov, 21, at 10}; o'clock, at the auction rooms, 59 Bestman' street, on the second floor, a very Jarge and desirable assortment of good parlor, dining room and other furniture of every description. Among the assortment may be found one very superior rosawood pianotorte, but lite ued one oF two, wii of rieh rosewood parlor furniture, 19 satin’ brocatel tapestry and other carpets; fifty fall pieces of ol clothy amahogsny French poasiesda, marble, top Areeeag ‘resus, wardrobes and vookeages, dining and extension table Voitnlre and carved rockers, rofas, and letes, ontiage n bedrcom furniture, en suile; mahogany. cried, maple,oak a d other chairs, &c, &c.; also sovers] inuaical insiramenta, in go a 180 order; algo 100 rae a dey. and a, hour clocks; also to te trade, edsteada, 300 cotta Sale peremptory. 1 COOK, AUCTIONRER—ELRGANT GUSTO q sea at rosewood sud Beekman, em! By in broseell und betrclothy. ver very iogant Tosewood, wardrobe Coos 90), do, et ag yh and door : do. sideboards; two do, lounges, in be earege to pay advances. Cataiogues now ready, ——— ‘ te beg TM DN an mong —PEREMPTORY Sat of genteel 4 furniture, late Seance aes 1088 hold fariitare and a. wORTON, PS WILL SELL, ON FRI- carpets ‘ne ik ory bouse, 131 Sleecker street, near Amity (01 HERTS, JR, AUC Agcnonsen rare id 40.—On Wi the sales rooms, No. 5\; Pius sree, aft a Ese eae NOVEMBER 21, 1856. SALES AT AUCTION, “HH. LEEDS & 00., AUCTIONEERS, HENRY ‘CO. will sell, by auction, at” the warerdoms of Ac J. Olser, = - i i i a i) a i i ; i j : : i ‘medals in London in 1861, the auction busibess. Sales of househo.d furniture, by attended to in person, as usual, on reasonable ENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUOTIO) WILL OFFER on Thursday and Friday, Nov. 22 and 23, at at his walks rooms, No, 5: street, ‘and largest stock of supero fuucy goods, presents, ever offered for sale at auction, Tomprising’ consignments trom the largest peas 8 of ich "Dresden, Porcelain ten note, yaued, a ant figures, dc. ; ue, besase se4 and other figures; groups. 1s, clear holders, & chased silver plated stand: sets, tonand coffee urn walters, cruets, cako and card baskets: pay Ps mache nya toy ‘endjons variety; Freuch Palade on #,.on alk and giaes; Hohémlan glassware; rosawood Kind. ‘Terms cab a Cre Cealictoncaceerinn ahiale: ENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGN . aale of fare, this day, (Wednesday, at our, sulears n street, at 1033 o’clock.—Henry 1’. Leeds & Co. fan aboves by order é¢ Oliver’ Golds slat, assignee, the rier, cousivting of ® general assortment of . fitch, stone marten and Canada mink caper, tn pelerine’, ents collars; mulls, $0.; also wolf, génot a irattaie ap an sleigh robes, ‘richly lin The above Hock was afl tmanufictared. for custom trade, and wil Ye positively sold by order of aasignne: Pur chasers can readily satisfy themselves that there will be no rererve woatever on the above goods by attending early. Cutalogues can be had on day of sale at the slore, J. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.—H. G. Beaks WILL Gontinue the saie of furs, atthe sore 63 Wiliam st. nerof Cedar, at 1036 oPelo: Monday, the "och ‘and every day during the week, snd the whole of thle magnidee fGcent stoc! is sold out, cons'sting of capes, victorines, cu nits, boas, jentlemen’s gloves and collars, and a variety shalgh robes ‘OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, + Nov. 21, at the store of W. Hirsh, no 5 Maiden lane, com- mencing at 16: o’clock, large and ind ony ber of ie monds and gold jewelry, consiating ot & niticent desorfment ofclarter and diamond tnger ries crores pins, bracelets, &¢., 18 carat gold case Lepine valohor, aby in current celobrated makers;silver plated forks? 18earat ‘gold vest gnard and fob’ tee peed [oe ~ sso, but buttons, lockets, raoelets, brooches, tinge! ings, 2 r with » large sortment ot Jewelry Tieually” found in a iret class estabtt ent. Every Jot is ‘0 be sold peromplory to the bighest bidder, and every lot sccording to catalogue. | The above fal 13 well worthy 1 iho atiention of the trade said those ia wank, Also a line of{fapoy goods (0 close, UHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER—MAGNIFI- cent sale of costly manufactured ‘at 1036 Gelock, at the salesroom, 12 Maiden lane, consist! oat maui and sets of mink, dable, royal ermine, eusaio atch marten, chinchilla, fitch, sable, zh robes, cons! Wolverine dresses’ Hudson Bay and Poler bear, Hudson mM sad rie wolt fox, coon, badger, ac.; also, cats, caps, foot }, Bloves, DOUGHTY, AUCTIONRER.—LARGE SALE OF BU: houisehold tu furn'ture, teis day, Wednesday, ai 10s jock, comprising rosewood snd mabogao groom anid basement furniture ; tapestry pe largo Franch plate ler and oval mirrors, 8, plated and glass ware, cooking stoves, protest ‘aver, bureaus, waehstands, cane chairs dc, Also, two lange tallor’s counters. B, BUTLER, AUCTIONRER.—“PUBLIO ADMINIS. ior’s sale.—On. ‘Thuraday, be Delo, at No. ‘86 Pearl ae Diana ‘Taylor, Charles Marah, and other intest: male and female clothing, (runky, cheats, be also, - splen iver watches, welry, Srder of PETER B. SWEERY, bu Ta rare ee ae OU THT ENGRAVING AND BOOKS.—JOHN TRON, auctioneer, will se) room and free callers, 2al Htroudwag’ iis day and evontas, at bor yelock .; ‘nadern oul p by cele2rated ister in, EK mounted ; of superior styie and finish, fuliable for the paniocour drawing roots algo a splendid col: lection of ibogragh and cee! ‘engravings, afer Landseer ani otber eminent sand a fing awortinent of holiday and fift Moors, with siapdard and Miscellaneous: works ot cvery Bple and binding, without reserve. Catalogues ean be ob- sules room during the day. J, EELLY, AUCTIONERR.—I WILL eee THIS « dst, at 10 o'clook, at 31 Catherine streot, the new and well Selected sock of a1 Ped ‘assortment ‘oods contained in satd store, comprising ‘black and colored silks, French and juore la, blankets, quilts, &o. | RILLIP R. WILKINS, AUCTIONHER.— ELEGANT ‘oa “Thursday, i 1034 o'clock, at No. ing West ih a. by arar , Attorney for mortgngee, the entire farni- ture of said house, consisting prrt mahogany tete-a ties, chatra, divans, , Voltaire and c inlaid ‘and marbie top contre tables, quartatie tables, pler Slaasca, mantel ornaments, sofas, haislar ds, extension sing taarble top rideboard, Protch bedsteada, fontuer bee Bs dressing bureaus, amolre a glace, marole top waab- ihre sed hi oir carpeta, oll cloths, A=; 2 also & buy and rosewood pianoforte, JHERIFF'3 SALE.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUOTIONRER, will sell this day, (Wesnestay) 31102 at 1034 o'clook, at 806 8: the whole and entire stock of ranges, stoves nai ater ined in euid store, consisting in p riot cooking, hotel and Kiteben ranges, large’ aizo pa'ent urnioes, heaters, stoves, Hlove castings, waler backs, oilers, poll, furnaces, ket: 3, £6, AC. UNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONEER, WILL SE'L AT Suction, this day, at 1034 o'clock, ‘at 81 Nassau street, a large variety of rosewood, pee ‘biack walnut and other furniture, in suits aod separate, ‘French plate mi tresses, 4c ; also silver plated wert china tea seta, de., con: fining In part of: rich enamele of farditure, with snd without marble t in rose: jog wad easy egeree, parior chairs, vedatends, book stands, ward: machines, heir mattresses, &c ; super ver plated tour and fx piece cake baskets, spoons, forks, paores lets, salts, table casters, &c., all warranted as represe iN 7 splendid selection of oft paintings; must be sold to pay ad- vances. TPHOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER —BY BELL & BUSH—ON acio}s o'clock, {0 our ealerooms, 12 orth William wreet, wi be soon, “without reserve, the entire stock of th est wines and liquors, the property of a gentleman tn dy by order of executors, in, various pac! jo, sut'ah ie ; the wines, brandies, rum, whi ', old Mo- se are superior, Further particulars 7 mursday. 88 MANUFACTURERS, POTTERS AND RE finers of cobalt snd nickel.—-Fxecutors’ perempiory sale 19 tons metallic compound, or co>alt lekel and copper or>: ‘lot poveds prepared oxide of cobalt, On Wednesday, No Vober Hh 1&5, at 10 orelock A. M., will be sold at pablie cal nt reserve, at the auction Fooms of M. THOMAS Now 6] afd 69 South Fourth sree, Philadelphia, (U .) by ‘executors, to close an estate, one hund- Fed and ten tons metallic compound, or cobalt, nickel aad co) ar ore; three thoneand one bundved pounds prepared oxide »< ¢ cobalt, ‘The sale will be made by semples, which may be seca spd examined at any any time by, application 'to Messrs, Brown, Shipley & Co, Liverpool, or A. W. a Wea. Flemiag, No, 96 South Front'stroet, Phils delphi rica, or to the auctioneers. Terms.—It will Meuverabis tn in mediavely upon the payment of one-fourth the purchase mon And’ approved security for the balance, avable ‘in two, four end ue months. B—This is from Mine La Mote, Missouri tad hes been earefully prepared ao- '& BONS: Auctioneers, Philadelphia, United States Ameri WwW 8, MELLOB, it lagers 8 HOUGHTON & Mel'or—' A 6 ov. 22, at 1034 o'clock, on the two floors of sales rooms, No. 119 Nasa guatom made cabinet f cabinel furniare’ a at auction, the entire arye et class city cablaet teeaiactorer: every suckle ow ye Sur fir Ais Po many. sale. stock will be strange or bitlen coping ia pat of ihe STORE TO LET AND FIXTURES Aa LEASE FOR , abeeTer ants JOmeeT esa oes pe NICE THREE py HO Te IN A GOOD Breet, neur ighth aven qn 2. way, A. SUBNISHED HOUSE TO, LET.—HAS ALL THE MO- ban vo teen by calling af 78 ‘Orosby sirdet, ‘pi OF A HOUSE TO LET—IN A GOOD NFIGH- PART OF AH re rg de'cart viz: recond oor front wad bart sti and FeCO! ee eS B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. ROADWAY PROPERTY TO LEASE —THE ATTEN. ‘of parties vishing (o lease a first class store on & Cor perictet ways apy) co see tyne Zevon imy called , 30100 feet, on Grand street, The holuer of this {y's willing to erect upon {t's very superior Duldlng, lo eult ive propo one Ue a. HATFIELD, ceeeet, 506 ROOKLYN—T0 LET, TWO LARGE ROOMS, AND OW! Tithe modern h sia; pood location 22d lloney stewots Setween Amit iy and nose . wid, three minutes’ walk of ‘Alantie, and five of Wail stres References given. OTTAGES TO LET—WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK of Fulton ferry, near railroad; piazza front and rear, ards, grape arbor, Ae, all m excellent condition, ¥ large corner store, good business location, with pleasant apart- jullding. Inquire at No.'los Hudson avenue, way. klyn. coum STORE TO LET—THE LARGE CORNER store and bavementon the southeast corner of Houston eireet and Bowery, # first rate stand for a grocery Ree sion store. or any kind of busines, Rent moderate. number of houses up town (o let. heat $500 (0 KINSHIMER, {19 Fourth avenue, to7 P. M. PUEMSHED HOUSE 10 LET TILL MAY NEXT—A Ho peM four tory brown stone henge and furn{tare, new, i vieinity of Gramercy part A 4 iat lour persons would reserve three ms, with board, if sre and LR a w liberal price, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth wr URNISHED HOUSE TO LET,—THR COMMODIOUS English basement house, 109 Twellth street, between Fith apd Bixth avenues; the turnitare all new, one Year ala, and of good quall'y; would be let with all hecessarios for family, for six moaibs or more if desired; immediate poseasion gi sats ds rs M. Apply on the in be seen between 12 of at 197 Pear! street, f URNISHED. HOUSE TO LET—AND RENT TAKEN IN board by the rent!»man and lady occupying the same.— A fine house, and splendidly ed, in view of ison Square, will be let to 6 sinnll private family, wiht the moder: lmprovemente; Possession imme- dei Giately.-AppIY at store 298 B 'URNIGHED ROOMS TO LER—A ROOM, BEDROOM a Riche, wih every convenience ce for kSeping houses moro room added, if Also, ished, at reduced priced Apply at 123 West West Twonty tours OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALB—THE house No, 69 Varick street; tt will be let toa tenant; ‘also, ‘he te furniture for sale, in whole or part, Apply ag ve. ODGE ROOM.—TO | LET, THE LODGR AND ee somely furnished room in Gramercy Hall, 116 —— street, corner of Third avenue. Inquire eae ARK CHANCE.—A FIRST CLASS STONE FRONT houre in South Brooklyn, to let, and rent taken in board- Bag, by, the pro pecprieter, R, Green, under Metro; politan Bank, egg Me Lady ry PART OF THE THREE story brick th avenue. Apply on premised or inquire of” ‘AigMas BROWN, Vacs Teese '—THE WHOLE OR PART OF A Lata situated at 215 West Twentieth street, in s pleasant neigh- three nt, attic and eoun- ing of three stories. ‘baserue papery og be jeased for 4 term of Sears to & iconet. house is in first rate Inquire on LET—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 10 avenue D, near Hous on street; ts at present fiued up for & bakery, with oven in the ment and a five store on the Hilt, 29 Cedar Fe ae = 2 ope order. Inquire of 5. UNDER- ToL LET—THE | RECOND FLOOR AND FRONT BASE- Niuth atieet aluated between Sirat nod. Second arenes: pleasant neighborhood. Gas in all the rom, ine and a fine cellar, ‘To a good tenant rent low. Inquire as above. or TPO, EETAT, (85 BROADWAY—ONK STORE, B, WITH shelves and counter; n ent; rent, $600 different furnished and utf in seis or or singlet T° LET—FRONT AND BACK PARLORS, 2 WALKER for m doctor, or would be tiade’couvenieut for pad rivals a for family, Kent $18. ig 4 Te LET—IN TEE SEVENTEENTA AnD, PART OF A ‘nteel house, in a desirable location, near Second avenue, Apply at 101 Pron at 101 Front treet, LRT A HANDSOME HOUSE, ON WEST TWENTY. ret, between Sixth venth avenues; three sta rie in hoe s order ail mod modern n improvements. ‘Carpets, 6 fixtures fo ngton wee OED. KINSHIMBR, 319 Fourth avenue: 319 Fourth avenue, M ied 7 DWELLING PART OF HOUSE 1 Mt BowERy, very desirable location, near Grand street, conta! ¢ight rooms, with extension dining room attiched, suitable for aeenere private boarding house. Apply ju the furniture store 2s above. ‘0 LET—HOUSES AND PARTS OF without furniture, in various ong otha fe ods J facet if Fou wish to hire, id se ba ae sell, you will be successiul by apply! to OOD" Principal State Registry cu ice, way, near Grace ae Lai HE UPPER PAKT OF A HOUS! Titra eet, fats o een aaas oe BROOKLYN—A MODERN THREE ot f aibez improvement tn mip walk Glo Val aa Bou he rea em tall Soi at segar store, 14 ‘Rector street. sabi scans ENS ‘0 LEASE—THE DELMONICO HOTEI ee! J i? T pepe =" Morris street, from My next. Me st SMITH « None 170 LEASR~A VERY SUPERIOR LOCATION FOR Bu. siners, the new honse No. 48 Canal street, near Broadw: a of a tore, basement, pe baieeat ben stories; witt to one or more per: ons, urposes only. Ap- ply at 144 Chambers witreck 2 ~ © MANUFACTURERS, OR ANY ONE WISHING TO engage inthe floor olleloth businest.—A chanoe ssidom offered.—To rent, olicloth factory, corner of Debevoise and DeKale ue, Brooklyn. Po pre in perfect Kin rinting bars ured are Powers’ eek aia signee for spring patterns. All witl be di ofon reasonable. terms ar. =, Avply WE. JOURNBA the premises, or 41 Warren stre MUSICAL, $3.00 000: WORTH OF “PIANOFORTES | at cost, TO TO clone & concern. —All new, superior instramenta, fully “warranted, from the most celebrated makers of York and Boston—wolinus, doable round waetan LOTE © INSTRUCTION, ;- PROFESSOR F.J. BBES ‘OON- nurs fo teach the Boohm, German, and “= diatonic: Hag As #) Xe paar Fost ats rs scent 42 Dey titers: und the princi rane deat na inquire at 14 King street, vacar Sue OR SALE—A SUPERIOR TONE REED ORGAN, WITH one octe: Is 7008