The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1855, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1855. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY ARKBET. Weoxespay, Nov, 21-57. M. ‘The absence of the European steamer chec # operations io the «tock market materia ly. At the first board to day the transactions were qvite hmiteu, and prices very unsettled, All epeculators for a rise were disposed to bold on and wait the receipt of luter foreign intelligence. 1! the news sbould be bad, they have all the fancies they want, ust showa be good, they stull hawe all they want. They are fairly loaded up with them and have very lit- tle margim for further improvement under the most fs- vorable circumstances. There ares dozen sellers in the market to one buyer, whereas two weeks since it was just the reverse. An operator who would buy Erie at 42 or 46 per cent, just for flyer, would not touch it at 50 or 53 per cent, and so with all other fancy stocks on the list. ‘The time for buying has long since gone by. It is now the time for selling, but unfortunately there are no buyers in the market. Those who are now filled up with stocks, have by their purchases inflated prices to the present point. They have created an artificial value for their property, which is only sustained so long as it re. mains in their hands. The moment they are forced to sell, it then runs rapidly down to its natural level. A few weeks since, when all were sellers, prices ran down five, ten, and fifteen per cent ina few days, When the turn came, and all were buy- rs, prices ran up again five, ten, and fifteen per cent, ia just about as many days. Now we are on the turning point once more, andthe market must go through the same phases, with the same regularity. It may be argued by holders of fancy stocks and specu- Jators for a rise, that the banks having largely comtract- ed, there is not that margin for further reduction in dis- counts which the bears und other long-headed capitalists calculate upon ; but such arguments have no point un- der existing circumsiances. We have not merely our lo cal affaira to look to in the present emergency, We can- not trust to our internal resources to extricate ourselves from financial difficultie, in the event of our European creditors demanding large payments. We must, be- fore the avalanche of our stock securities comes upon us, prepare ourselves fur it by contraction in a lour mestic credits. We must provide ourselves with availa. ble means to meet any foreign demand that may arise, by the sale in our own markets of our own stocks, for foreign sccoant, and we must by contraction of cre- dits, reduce prices so that our export trade will become more active, and our import trade more restricted. ‘The financial policy of Grea Britain is at present just this and no more, Apy advance in the rate of interest by the Bank of England, produces a contraction in com- mercial transactions, reduces prices at home, gives a great impetus to the export trade, and ultimately turns the current of specie from all parts of the world into the ports of the United Kingdom, These things operate ac- tively, and soon the required result appears in all the channel: of commerce. To counteract the effect of such a policy on the part of England, we are forced into the same system. To prevent our markets from being flooded with foreign manufactures; to prevent our banks/from being drained of gold; to prevent, if possible, the return of our securities in large amounts, we must restrict credits and commercial transactions, and that can only be done by @ contraction of bank loans. We have not an interest sliding scale, and must therefore apply the remedy at once direstly to the root of the evil. Ifin the pursuance of this stringent policy; if, in destroying markets for foreign manufactures, we reduce prices for our own products, it must be considered as only partial evil for universal good; for the very fact of reduciug prices for our staple products would give such an impe- tus to exports as would at once remove all apprehensions of further shipments of rpecie. The quotations current at the first board this morning, show a decline in Illinois Ceutra\ bonds of 4 per cent; Canton Compaay, 34; Harlem, %; M.chigan Southern, 44. Virginia 6’s advanced \ per cent; Missouri 6's, 14; Reading, {; Panama, 34; Cleveland, Columbus and Cin- civnatiR.R, %. Chicago and Rock Idand fell off 1 per cent from the opening. Nicaraguan Transit was sold to some extent, principally on time, but closed weak. All hopes of a dividend hove been dispersed by the financial statement given below. That statement shows that there never was any fi undation for the report, but we have rea- son to believe that it originated in the company’s office. At the second board ihe market opened and closed heavy. There was an ‘active demand for Gulena, but stock was scarce. After the board 121 was bid, ‘The steamrhip Asia, from Boston for Liverpool to-day, bad no specie on freight. ‘The Second Avenue Railroad Company has declared a semi-annual divided of four per cent, payable on the 26th instant. This company is destined to be one of the most profitable on the island. The population of the avenue, which was wory limited when the company commenced operations, haasteadily and largely increased, and now bids fair to be very thickly settled in a short space of time. The improvement both in the value and appear- ance of property along the line has been very great within two years past. The company has paid, we believe, re- gular cight per cent dividends from the time of com- mencing business, The cars now ran from Peck slip to Hariem. Mr. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow (Thurs- day) at twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Paid on Treasury account. Received Balance : Paid for Assay office Paid on disbursing check: ; ‘The managers of the Nicaragua Transit Company have at Inst given the stockholders a report of the earnings ‘and expenditures for the fifteen months ending Octobery 1855. If there is any virtue in brevity it certainly pos- senses that merit; but we differ from ‘he directors im this instance. The entire operations of the passenger, freight and treasure traffic is given in a single line, as follows:— Cash received from Messrs. Morgen, Garrison & Templeton, agents of steams! ships. 1,149,235 15 ‘We have hero no detailed statement of receipte from passengers, &c., no items of expenditures, no account of how much each steamer earned, no nothing that the stockholders have right to know; all is mysteriously condensed into large aggregates, and summarily disposed of in that way. After carefully examining the report, we have come to the conclusion that the Transit route fs a money making concern—for a certain clique of capital- fits, ‘The receipts and disbursements of the company, according to the report just issued, fom July 1, 1854, t) Oct. 6, 1865, were as follows: Nicaragua TRANsit CoMPANY—RRCHITS AND DISHURSEMRYTS, + $17,008 66 1,149,235 15 136,157 45 For bonds of December, 18: +++ 108,000 00 For loan from Joseph N. Soot! 6,000 00 From Pacific Mail and United States Mail rape m= Companies. on account of ex- cess of passengers ans freight » 101,949 62 For bonds of June 1, 1856, . + 122;000 00 For interest on tens, 8 and from various other sources. 48,106 51 Total, Cash paid for ocean steamships and lake and river steamers + $511,205 28 For dividend of July 15, 1864 218,013 00 For doal at San Francisco, Realejo and San Juan del Sur... 107,445 10 For expenses, office, insurance on steam- ships and on treasure, interest on — 109, 922 77 For bonds of December 1, 1864... 120,000 00 ©. Vanderbilt, on secoun!of setilement for all claims, past and fature, 60,000 00 to State of Nicaragua, on accou per cont on net profits, &e.. 19,500 00 For toms on voyages of steamships Unele Sam and Yankee Blade to Panama, for disburrements on aceount of steamships, and for agencies of steamships... 140,522 92 For transportation of passengers and treight over the isthmus, for depots, transit road and wolaries of sgenis, &e, 287,041 75 Fox, bends of June 1, 1855, an + 10,000 00 Cash temainiog in the treasury vi 18,001 64 © BOB sensor resvesevcssrorsseessseseees $1,088,452 39 ‘The assets of the company are ro appraised 4s follows:— Right ocean steamers, cont -$1,800,000 00 ‘Thice Take steamers, cost 151,204 00 Ten river steamers, cost. see 168,294 00 80,000 00 tations, coal yards, Lighters, fos Ad awn: balls, yards, &e. ‘ke. 881 00 Wood and timber on 10,000 09 ‘Coal on hand fn the Pacific, 200,000 00 4 14,000 0) 27,000 00 Lue trotn hint on éollection acount. 20,000 00 Due for loan on 200 shares N.Y.&N. RR, 14,000 00 Due fram Paeifie Mail Steamship ¢ mpi 2,818 70 Due from U. States for transporting o mail 1,750 0) Doe on mortgages taken from Koliance Ma: tual Insaraneé Company. say soe 7,000 00 Due from ( ee agen v8 10,000 00 Due ‘rom Gen, Mu 24h P Jue front 4 Rhrance cp” 33 5,000 00 Falak ac ave +5 82, 40,0988. 70 Munda wapete he v4pre0n 1 by" 73, 09 sha ies of «ti ef sre par value of $100 muking 9 norolr ital of ment f+ liberal of the § 00,000, The appre great wear and tear upom the ccmpany's property. The suins paid to agents and the salaries paid to officers are probably greater than those cf any other company doing the rame amount of business on land or water. This company has thus far been operated almost exclusively fer private benefit. Some of its officials have made large fortunes out of it, while the stockholders have received within the past five years but two paltry dividends. The Nicaragua Transit Compavy have, we understand, given notice to the Pacific Steamship Company that the arrange- ment made a few weeks since between them, regarding passenger and treasure traffic, will be abrogated, and the two routes act, as heretofore, entire'y fodependent of each other. The cause of the Nicaragua Company annul- ling this agreement so soon after its being made, is the fact that the Pacific Company would not loan it $100,000, to meet that part of its debt falling due on the lst of De- cember. Stock Exchange. ‘Wepxespar, Nov. 21, - $20C00 Missouri O'9:, 8034 60 ans Hie IR #30 = vi od 90 ds .b3 0400 angi 9634 io 12000 Erie con bavi 79% «300 be we, haere 60 883¢ eq 300 Ps 5000, do... #30 100 Clev soiitaga ty 1000 N Y Cen €’s,.. 86 250 2000 TerH& Al2m bs 799% _ Reading RR, 20 she Amer Fx Bk. 113 60 M 100 Hudson Ri ig 80 Mich So& NIRR 50 Panama RR. ..63 1 3 ios 150 Clev, Cedin RR, 104 50 Chis'&e R I RR.83 9% 50 BK 6 shs U S Trust Co 104 & 100 Penn Coal Co.a30 100 50 Clev & ‘tal RRS % 300 Reading RR..D1O 914 100 100 50 do. ‘ 20 Hudson Riv RR; 8334 100 33 60 Mich Genii 000. 97 9334 MINING BOARD. 100 shares Cumberland Coal . 2 Ward Coal. 21% MO 21% 100 py bot ary) 100 Florence & Keyport Joint. 4 100 Portsmouth Dry Dock ope # 100“ Gardiner Gold. B60 100 loo « do... 3 BI 400 « [B10 873g 200“ Sb16 8736 CIrY TRADE REPORT. Wxpwespay, Nov. 21—6 P. M. AsuEs.—Sales about 20 bbls, pots at 630. a 610. Breapetvrrs.—Flour—lhe market was again firmer, and common brands of State closed at an aieaice of 124% cents per barrel; the sales embraced about 12,000. 15,- 000 bbis., in which were included common and extra State at $0 1834 a $9 25 a $9 3134; mixed to choice Michi- gan, $9 18% a $9 623; common to fancy and extra Wisconsin, inciana, Illinois and Ohio, $925 a $9 75; and extra Genesee at $9 75 a $1125; Canadian was firm, wich sales of 500 a €00 bbl. at $9 25 a $10 26; southern was firm and in brisk demand; the sules included 3,000 a 4,000 bbl«. at $9 56% a $9 873, for mixed to good Brands, ‘ond $9 95% a $11 fancy and extra bran Rye Flour— Sales 100 bbl $6 50 a $7 8734 for fine an Meal—Sales 200 bls. New Jersey Buckwheat flour, $2 623, a $2 873, per Wheat—the market was loss active but prices were firm, and sales of prime lets were held at higher rates. The sales were limited o rome 15,000 a 20,000 bushels, included in which were Western. red, common to prime, at $190 a $1 98, and $210; fenneasee red, at $2 15. Other SoutLern lots were sole at $2.06 0 $2 07%. Cana: Gian white was sold at $2 25 a $227, and Southern white rorged from $215 for inferior to $22 for prime. The C..odian white reported in yesterday's paper was sold at $220%" and not at $2253. Cofn continue! firm. The sales embraced about 40,000 a 60,000 bushels West- ern mixed, at $8c. for common, and at 99c. 4 $1. for good from store and adoat. The sales also included 3,500 bushels Virginia yellow, at $102, and 8,500 do. Virg'nin white, at $1.07, “Rye—ihe salex embraced about 4,000 a 5,000’ bushels, a: $1 20a $125, from store and afloat, Oats were firm; Chicago heavy were worth 50c. a 58c. Corvex.—The inclement state of the weather tended to check sales; 100 a 200 bags of Rio were made at Lc. a 114c.; 50 do. Maracaibo at 1lc.; 1,500 bags St. Domingo at 054c.; and 300 do. Gonaive, at '10c Corrox.—The salea were confined to about 600 bales. The market closed firm at about 0446. a 9e. for middling Up Hay.— Market unchanged with «mall eales. Locwoop,—Wi hin a day or two 200 tons St. Domingo have been sold at $19 75. NavAL Sroms.--About 600 bbls, spirits turpentine were sold at 45¢, ia shipping order. Rosin was quiet. Provisions —Pork—The market was move active, and the sales on the «pot reached about 800 a 1,000 bbla., in- cluding mess, at $22 60; prime, at $20 60 a $21; and prime mess at $200 $20 75, Beef was inactive; about 150 bbls. were gold at $8 50 a $10 for country prime, and SLL a $12 40 for mess. Other descriptions of beef were unchanged. Among the sales of ork were 1,000 bbls. mess, delivra- ble in January and February, at $22 274. Lard was firm, with sale® of 260 bbls, at 12}4e. a Lge. Butter continued firm. Cheese was unchanged. Ruck was quiet, at be. a 54¢0. Svcars were ‘steady, but sales limited, owning in part to the inclemency of the weather, and in part to the firmness of holéers; 100 bbls. Porto 'Rico were sold, in bond, at 63¢c. Wuiskry,—Small sales prison were made at 39340. Domestic Markets. New Brprorp O11. MARKET, Nov. 19,—Sperm is in good demand, but the views of holders being cousiderably above those of buyers, the sales the past week have been limit. ed, The only transactions nes to our knowleige are tales of 100 bbls. at $181 per gallon. half cash, and 375 do., inferior, at a priee not transpired. Whale.—The re- cent news from a very large portion of the whaling fleet doen not seem to affect the market, which is firm with & pod demand. We have to report ‘sales of 1,000 bbls. at Qe. per gallon, Whalebone remains with ut change. in Saleg for the week include 20,000 Ibs. Ochotsk at 50c. cur last a typographical error made us report a sale of 50,000 Ibs. Ochotak bone at 52c., it should have read 500. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVEBY DAY. SALES ar AUCTION { LPERT H, NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER, WILL Sil this day, November 22, nt 1234 o'clock, at the Merchant ifxchange. for account of whoaa. I may cousern— $10,000 Sun Francisco city 10 per cent, bonds. ..... each 4000 Rew York and New Haven KR 7 par ceat ‘bonds. 7,000 Michigan Soutnern per cent bonds. ‘ $m uxt more jet por cent bondi ‘ 1000 Chicago and Rock Tsland RR 1st mige. 7 per ct. bda.1 009 Cleve und and Toledo RAT per cent income bonds. 1 £00 Cin. Log £00 Nor mares Michigan Southern RK rit im bonds. ft és 7 pel fe Haute and Alton ite 1st mig: ) Cok, Vian abd indiana Rit muigey ber cba 4 she Latarge Fire Insurance Company 20 Lenox Fi.e Insurance Company 49 Hamilton Fire Ineurance Company. 75 Mechanics’ Fire Insurance Compt setae Term of salo--Tes per courts \efore two o'clock to morrow. ‘The accrued interest oan the bonds will be charged to the purchaser, Next reguiar sale on Monday, Nov. 28. UCTION NOTICE-GREAT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT ar DWAKD SCHENCK will sell, at auction, ‘his ‘tay, hursday. (November, 22 at hie malesroome, 16 Wail st & magnificent mvnice of taney goods, sou «hich have’ just been received from Europe and never GE opened, coni in part of bronze grow ures, stat sfte en de. ot hunters, Roman oldie ae gladiators, Merc riots; water oneriens Ser ej also, coupes, card receivers, condclabras, candlesticks, Berlin iron Prare =u perh krovpe (very large) of the fe Taian Asan, cop from Kist's orig, in and Panther, Shepherd an: Dog, Boar Hunt, pute! , Ae.. Ae., all oudldersd be com nolereurs to be the oa America, Silver plated ware — , tankards, urne, atijes, ligase stands, veg dishes, waiters, casters, cal Iola, cups, fe i all of the beat ‘corms and "ant. talon, Varian ge ya—Mother and child, under glaas thaden; Stoo seasons, under shades: groups. c Jewel boxes, fruit stands ‘ke.; also, i ta ‘ansortment of other fanc; lel ona of ozmold and sheil cameo javrel carkala, Bohemian P.M. tables, writing desks, dressing eave, wih silver plated ‘unas: ‘olton, acne ite, te ; Bohemian gina colognes, decanters, vaser, &0.. Ke. ‘are invited to call and ex: amine the goods.” Saie nosttive. UCTION NOTICR EDWARD SCHENCK WIM, SEL. at auction, thi ‘over! eee, at ti o'clock p ‘the following Serge, Cea 3 OR ep is ep a tee 8, wherein, and Hap mk, a the right, te and i th had in oF to fer si, Tk. foot of Chris: topher Wh day of Vctoder, 1266, snd sll the right ‘which said Sleight had to t aid pier. UCTION NOTICE.—THOB. (BRU AUCTIONERR—BY AC BELL & BUsH—Priday, yrevious notice, we will sell LiMn, eet, by sagen of conse ha en tire sock of ibe cholceat vines port ‘witness the ofoen br brandies; x or Fam, "superior Monongahela ‘whiskey, Se, Dal ucts Soot , siperior- Mond ’ 7) i John’, "various etron teehee soe; ‘old Hottand gin to ‘and cn tiem totes and Sugai will be sold tn love to walt families 4 deniers, for cash; ais boxes prime segara; also, chandelle* i nis 200. boxes ning bose desks, sola" Bed Brune ‘ultable for a small ¢ 4 te Be 4 shia UCTION woFiGl RJ BOGART vOrto! —! B BOGAN Fotiys i ROO ART AUCTION BARBY va iS ot he “Ad co Wilh large and general jot of table and vd carp alot of table cutlery, one targe marble. top wash stand, &e., ke UCTION BALE OF CLOTHING, GLO" A heres: Ses be. ok. ORIST ALAR, Hi thie day, ot 1084 o dV cassimore; mere, doy wail, saticr SALES AT AUCTION. 5 fs 3 A ‘| 7 i Ee presses, sod ~ S JURDAN, atigraey t tor Mortgage OTT ‘TH, AUCTIONEER, WILL Gerais bo o’closk, all that ‘togunt ‘ MAD nck walout parior, diningr furniture tn that Mirdtolags’ house’ Mo. 79 ', emb everything usually & found in a first ‘On account of the great number of articles to be will commence precisely at 10 o'clock. Deposits iil Sf aera a ce 3 g 70 MANUFACTURERS OF JA. hear | cloths, WM. TUPPING ¢ 60, 8, 300 pirces, for the manu- to the sale of which ‘Will be sold at a dil 5hg: i Ke =e 2 i Hi E2 i His yarticwier attention of te trade 1s in ‘clock. { NOTICK—S. F. BARTOL, AUCTIONERG.— bd a HARTOL & 00. wit ety 1034 oolock, wale pe 'CTION SALE OF FU! A Suite ve eet will continue thelr secoud: at 85 Nassau street, ye ia de November 22 at 1045 o’ciock. sagen Stone, marten, sable, ‘sable, fitch, Meh, fc, 4 ot, r, and rs, count Chats and private indiv dividu de Ww ‘will do well to ou UCTION SALE —THIS DAY, (RHURSDAYY AT 10% A o'ciock, at 264 Rowery—Toys, baskets, table cutlery from the shelves, poc ket. ed come Kor brushes, fine scissors, portmonnales, also, bird rk’ boxes, retl canon, clothes horses, tin ware, ac. nin iota 10 sult families and ¢, 8. FRENOS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL AT AUC- 8 o’olock, a: 193 neral asort- i om on Thureday, November 22, at 103¢ sireet, near the corner of Mactougai , a Toot tl one id Sarat, consisting in wood pianofor'e, by one of the bes; (opestry cargets, thr id ingratn do, hall and stair do., suits of rose’ auy parlor furniture; marble top centre, ride tad cave tables, cl legently. carved rosewood. wie- gers pl rosewood secretary Sarialou, Prerich alades, Prench pate pler ae pier faa ‘inc*oll paint: igs, mantei clock and ornaments, decorated china vases; din- ing room furniture, extension table, sota, chairs, arm do, goid band china dinner set, do do. tea and’ coffee wets, cut glass pare, aver plated ware, table cudery, toa trays, ita farnituresuperio: rocewood tie top bureadr and washstande, toll 34 = fifa Ba taticics hair mattresses, palllasses, feather beds; bedding, louages chairs, rockers, AC, ei D. NASH. AUCTIONERR—STORE 310 BROADWAY. . omens 6 sale of machinery, Ts &c.-On Thursday, Nov. 22, ah 10-Ac Meat 63 Filizabeth.ut,, consisting ‘of one lathe, 21 iuches; laner, one lathe, 13 inches; one nes mactine, 0:6 cone tn’ge and bellows two vices, 01 € vice bog two friction pulleys, two lines of shafting, and belting D. NASH, AUCTIONEER-—STORE : a, | BROADW: AY » —Mortgage sale of harness, blacksmiths’ &c —On Friday, Nov. 23, at 12 M., at Bulls Head s:al blend ws and auch streets, near \d avenue. consisting of 17 sets of double harness, anvils, bellows, smith’s tools, &c,, &c. RLUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEERS BY FRANK: My LIN & NICHOLS, nt their sules 79 Nassau street, iixtensive stock of ture ai auction this day, at 10} o'clock. The catalogue consists 01 mountain marten, ‘fitch, French sable, rosal Kusslanj ermine, Siverian ayuitrél, real stone marien dO capes, tippeta, pelerines, violoriues, &e.; fur tloven, chinchilla Uppets, Gets" Cols also wolf, genet And buffuly isp and. elelzit robes, richly lined and triames, ‘The above is the stock of a wholesale importer, and will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder. ‘The attention of the trade {s invited, ns offering a rare chance for retailers to purchase their winter stock. ‘Terms cash. ‘The sale will com- mence Thursday, and continue Friday and Saturday. x71 ENSIVE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY AT PUB sale,—Will be soid at public auction, at the Exchange, in the elty of Baltimore, on Monday, December 3, 1856, a o'clock PB. M., that extensive and valuable property nown as the null aite, water privileges and improvements of the Patux- ent { Cotton Puctor ‘altuated in the vilinge of Laurel, Prince George's connts, Maryland, twenty-two miles from Baltimore and eighteen. from Washingion. the main, factory building, gontaining 6.£00 splndies, was destroyed by Aire, ia, June Jaa ing pi "comprises about one handred acres Of lapd, with the € cap water power of the Bly Patuxent, river, affording a lake dfn fou supply. & massive Hope’ atrucian. 427 feet 4 ove tai baitein the auilal manner’ at an expense of $18,000, a 1850, 46 640 feet in leng {rotary and picker hours are uninjured, the former of alone, 160 feat by #0, etth pita for two large overshot wheels. ‘The Puloe would farnish about a mallow of good bricks towards re: construction. ‘The adjacent buildings are u brick and sioue grist mill, with two pair burrs, and a brick cotton house, metal doors and rooting, with slorage for 200 barrels. ‘There are on the premises # brick siorehouse, four atone and thirteen brick dwelling houes, containing generally tour tenements each, of substantial character, and in good repatr; three frame ‘aud tix log houses, “The present agent's house is of etono, and stands apart. The gronnde around it, about four an acres, are tastefully Inid out and improved. It would by itso! it i jence for a private gent Property, ising about half amie trom hingion Raiiroad, witha broad paved mill, is peculiarly fitted for manufacturing rond lenaing to the ‘there is tn the village an extensive machine shop. for constructing all kinds of cotton and woo len machinery, und ample dwellings in eddilion ‘o the shove for eperstors lace is unsurpassed. ‘The of the 0 wil be onechird cash, the balance! equal pay- inentsat one, two and three years, with interest paynt 6 SB onpualy.. srs leavi lumore and Washington each employed. terms of morning, and sopping at Laurel Factory atal rons to vist the plece aud rolurn he samo day {nformation apply on the premises, to Robert Pilson, agent, or in Baltimore, to GKO. P.T1e FAN Y, Treasurer Patuxent Oom pany. B., &, AARON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS + day. at half part 10 o'clock, at 67" Nassau street, a splen- did assortment of fine gold watches, jewelry, and silverware. rrersonsin wantof cheap sriicles for their own use will do well toatiend, sale without reserve, XTRA SALE OF FURAITURE, SILVER PLATED ich mirrors, paintings, china vases, tc. ‘t inorning, ‘at 1036 o'clock, at No. 81 Nassau at., I will sell ex. k advanced upon, part as follows!—Suits ot buit coamelied chan ber furniture, marole tops: worth $130: green suite do,, worth $100; blue sulle do., worh $30; rosewood parlor '€8, CO" hair, cloth worse 150; black walnut parlor suite, covered hair cloth, worth $96; 2 large pier mirrors worth 154); patent silvertabl worth $35; chusietoasets, worib nin ten sete, worth $45. chaste pitchers, $15; coffes wens, worth $20; tea urns, worth $20; table spoons. forks, wl's, cake and bread baskets, card receivers, small (on sols, ohaters, mars ble top dressing Hureaus, hall stands, bedsteads, mabogany rofas, tete-a-to'es, exry-rocking a chairs; washstands, ¢{egeres op paintings, view Moun ‘Tom, Ketnrn to Port, Prince Alberts Birth-place Saratoga Lake, M 25 cattle scenes, vith 14 vot framed, attracting scenes machines, 2iron ralen, corner stands. rosewood and mahogany tables, marble tops; also 25,000 segars —N. &. The weather will not prevent, as comfort {s well ‘provided for for. TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer. ROCERIES, STOVES SHOES, BRANDY, HARDWARE Friday, Nov. 23, at 1034 o'elock, at 67 Déy street, corne. of Greenwich, coffee, tea, mustard, pepper, gin rum, whiskey srgars, tobacco, knives, forks, spoons, saws, chisel, planes, razors, files, clocks, col 1 Con Pas ANCARTRR, Auctioneer. XEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER —PEREMPTORY SALE J of genteel household furniture, pianoforte, French pla'e pler glass, &c —This das, (Thuraday,) at 10 ‘ouse £9 Weat Twenty-aixth street, batween Sixth and Seventh avenues, Sale positive, rain or shine, A cash deposit will be vequired of every purchaser, the articles to be removed im. toediately after tbe sale, consisting in. part of superior rose, ‘ood pianoforte, by one of the bent city makers; ro: wd tapestry eerpere: ibree-pty ‘hod inrain don hell and state Go., stilts of rosewood and mabogany parlor furniture; marble top’ centre, side and soln tables; elegantly carved rosewood clegerer, did rosewood aecrelary bookcase, rich Ince win. tow curiains, French shades, French plate plot glaaa, fine oil ratntings, mantel clock and ornaments: decorated china. vaq ining room furniture, extension table, Sova, ehalrs, nem de old band china dinner set, do do. tea and coffee se's, cul laseware, sliver plated ware, table cutiery, tea trays, &c,; chamber furniture, superior rosewood and. taahoguny’ bed steads, marble top bureaus and washstands, totlet sets, clit fcame mirrors, alr mattress, pallinsses, feather bods, bedding, Hunges, chairs, rockers, & {JEORGE COOK, AUCTIONFER—ELEGANT CUSTOM F made furniture, mirrors, &c.—To morrow, at 1034 0’ clock, ¢).the spacious and elegant rooms No. 117 Nassau street, amas teebman, embracing parlor suites, in rosewood and mat jn brocatell and baireloth; very elegant rosewood Ia inate rdrol enya do e'egeres, wiueree back and doo: 0. af poereas x sc one , in Cig bathe $250; ommon Jounges and beds, he el Tr gultes, rose nd edstande from $80 io $150; mahogali bedateads bu: Torewood and ‘mahogany centre, side and ita tables; wardrobes. sofas, rockers, chairs, extension Alutng bles, of rosewood, mahogany, black wal ‘ongthe and sizes; also, mirrors, paintings, prints, reviews, ke, he whole worthy the attention of the trade and others. "Will \e ponitively sold, 10 pay advances, Catalogues now ready. ENRY H. LEEDS. 0O., AUCTIONEERS HENRY H. H, AM LEEDS & CO. will ¢ell by auction, on Friday, November J, at TL o'clock, at the store, No. 19 Nasa etree wale of valuable original oil palnenss and engravin: hwenty fine original otf pai nd never efire ween in th ‘wen @ large marine piece, by Witaeris, signed ani diated 18200 holy fantily, srigtaal by Barachio, soniéespors <f Rapbael; two jarge plécest garden’ scene, heiinge apotch of intrinsic merit, provounced by the best judges as Learly pictures, by Velasquer. Also specimens by the sta u Vatidervelde N. Poussin, Wilson, of Lon. n MoKenzie thers of egtinl celebrity, A! fine ‘nek by tie” ditto by Van Scroeder. = i la xallery plelure. A baive piece, by Borgognone, undoubted figures elaborat inted an me. vin. tings, Just received trom horope, is Ina qiongst them will be wrlginal, containing over el; orthy ihe particular auten'ion of connoisseurs » FRI of whic will Be 12 slock precisely: Kngravings—a large and elegant collection received direct from Siondon, from tbe pub where, consiating of Laadseers, Herrings, Wellers, Lawreace, tiaydob, Byrl, and the most eminent ariists in the world-—in J the finest collection of et oe to i city, at auction, Hurchaners withing. ‘realy: dive are requested to examine ‘his supe: collec ion, alot ‘rich will be sold Posi ‘vely wi spheres, bey will be ready for oxa fore hout reserv ruinson on Thurs ‘2d, the di a5 be ENRY H. LEEDS & CO, AUCTION =I H H. LREES & CO. will ion ERS CHEMRY él, by auction, on Thursday, score, 19 Ni lynx, equir ‘The above goods wer! for Brom being fresh’ made ant worth the atten. tion of Indies and gentlemen, who will find it to their advai 4 Also, an_ assort it of shel loves, fur collars, carriage tutte, ae. "°F MWh robes, ENRY B. HERTS, JR., AvortoNERR= wit, oEreR for sale, on Thtireday and Priday, N Rare te nt ha bale rooms, No. is" Plas stable Or! presenta, ever offered fe ‘ in hiner ‘and well ier te, The ntientiou of the rivate seers, compr'! ments fr ‘of rich Dresden, chien nod porcelat, a ney sees ornaments, ae , bronze and ormoln clocks, figures, £¢,; Parian marble, decoraied, oe bronze and other figures. grou; match stands, gat ho hol : Tichly chased silver lated tea and coffee ‘urns, kettles, wavlere, a J and endless variety; French ‘and claes; Robomian glassware; rose wood fpoode of ev rr Terms Dt in current ing le. SALE continuation to morrow. (Fritay,) at our sales man street, at 1044 o'dlock ~H. T, LEEDS & CO. al ove. by order of Oliver Goldamid!, aseigaes, the ff 8 general tof monn stone marten, and da mink capes, *. Mhufla, ke.; aleo, Wolf, gene, robes, richly lined and trimme? Thee red to order for enatom (race, and be poatiively sold by order of veaigne asera cop readily satisfy themselves that there will v hatever on the Above goods by attending early. on he Lad on day of sale. WITEON, AUCTIONEFR, REIPHCTRoLLY GIRS Ty. toler that be bane taken ah ooo at 197 William in Tatire fr 0 reserve Catalogues SALES AT AUCTION. AUCTIONERRS.—HENBY ie Po pects, on Thursday, eal 0°5. Olson, 6a fashionable cabinet tar- ‘i VANDEWATER, AUOTIONBER—WILL SELL J. this day, Thursday, Roveoge aa Ae LO Gry pany Sirdervont "Yd Maldon tzheTure-Bucat and tfdbest sale this pc thes gr whole of na wan mani ‘ort Broadway trace, and which in elegance and beauty of atyle cannot be surname. 6, Homan, and en. vious to pure vantage. Kvet bidder, to close t J, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. H. G- RV ANS WILL continue the sale of furs, at the siore 62 William ner of Cedar, at 10! day during the weel atl the hole of le imagen ise ld consisting ot capes, victorines, intaid och, enpsietnd ot SOU Lena raeieat a abiah roeee JOSE HEQEMAN, AUCTION RER-YRIDAY, NOV. 23, woh and Pearl sireots; Brooklyn, a genoral kssortanest uy Poarl s + ald furniture, comprising (4g) bent crpete ollclowh bedsteads, feather beds, matreeses, chairs, les, dress Dureaus, rosewood wardrobe, china vases, silver plated ware, brushes, palatings, engravings, stoves, &c., &c. J. MQRISRTY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS DAY, at 10’ clock, at ne Chatham square, the feces from ‘Iwen'y- hird street, a good assortment—carpets, bureaus, mat ireses, feather beds, chairs, tablea, bookeuses, one extension inirror, engravings, &e. Also, from manufacturers, & eEalassortinent of furniture andother ‘goods, ae held gd AUTO REER.—EUBLIO ADMINIS. Weloeks aN ne Ar street, Gbooud oor nt No. oC! ‘ear! fy Diada Yaylor, 6 rae Sorin ee ik. Hoppe and other intedia ing of faratvure, bei sree ene cheats, de. ; aino, ¥) fold and aver’ watchea, “chai ins, jewelry, order of PETER B, SWEENY, Y, Pubile's laindetrtor iN IL, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND BOOKS.—JOHN f Jallory, Sat Brosdway: this day Gad ovening: at 6 o'clock ree galler evening, at 6 o’cloc! ee atet { modern o ‘oll paling ga cele rated American ar tite, in rich mouiod gilt ‘superior style and finish, sultdble for the paslovor drawing room, siso s splendid ool. inetion of ibograph and seal epgravingh, afer Landsoer and other eminent a # fine assortment of holiday and }, with stane dard a miscellancons works of every hyle and’ binding, without reserve. Catalogues can be ob- {alned at the sales room during the day. I WILL SKLL, THIS ato ofa. ine street, the new ami well elected book of dr contained in sald store, comprising ‘full arsorimont of black and colored silks, Pronch and kag ish merinoes, long and square shawls, biankews, quilts, 4c. HILIP R. WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.—DESIRABLE property on Mulberry street wt auction. by of the Supreme Court, PHIL B, WILKINS will well at auction, on . the 2d day ot November inst., at 1? o'clock the Merebants’ Exchange. vy order of the the Supreme Court, der the direction of Heary Havier, Rug. referee, the lot of land, with Ge three sory brick house thereon, situated o the westerly side of Ma street, between Prince an Spring tveeis, and known an No. 237, being 25 feet in width by 1W0 feet in depth, \HATTUCK & PARKHURST'S AUCTION AND COM. miseion sale rooms, 397 Kighth avenue bales of (arultare and general merchandise respectfully solicited aud returns promoily made All consignments personally altended t2. Cath advances made when required. SUERIFF'S SALE—G. G. HORTON, AUCTION«HR— Bales roo n 64 Ce ‘ar sircet, will sellon Friday, November 22d, at Ws o’olock A. M., all the housebould furaiture tn the large and splendid six story dwelling house, 131 Bleecker street, consisting in part of a large and splendid iot of tapestry, Brus sels and ingrain carpeting, superb bedroom and diniaz room iture of biack walnut ind oak, in suits; paintings, mirrors, ic J, KELLY, sre 868 wat "BROADWAY, | Santor ry suet naan Saereenes or on ns lan Beth ‘room, 713 BROADWAY—OORNER OF WASHINGTON < gegeresre ‘Weller’s saloons, parlors and BROADWAY, BRT WHEN HOUSTON “AND Blecoker neo Tote with ‘and bedroom, aud two 22.3 9 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—A J ceely de family, onarne a new wegen toa i ari oad, etre fees: very moderate term: =| 169 RAST SEVENTEENTH STRRET. gt samgron Pci Maggy Pay ie og first clase peg , would DSON STREET, FRONTING ST. JOHN'S 41 Re aeeette eae data | en ro furmabed Enok tok parlor.” House newly furalshed, wi 132 West TWENTY-THIRD STREET —7O LET, A ‘J pleasant suit of rooms on second floor. The location is tn every way destrable. 130 FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER ive VARICK,— with ard, to Neatly faroiahed rooms, with full or partial b ict gentiemen their wives. Also, at very, modarate erms, a nice room for two young ladies. 1 GRAND S°RKET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF 2 mip no porte a gentleman and his wife can be a° with furnished room and board; also, two single rooms and board if require! aur or reason rentlemen ‘Terms moderate, 55 wen with tween 26 AMITY PLACE, , ONE DOOR Ly BLEECKER street. a little weat of Broadway.—A back parlor oa first floor, to let, with iy or partial boa board. 7 GREAT JONRS STREFT.—A PARLOR AND BED. 1y furnished, to one a dlemens without board.” “aba Ai :e 6 5%, MARE’S, PLACE.—ONE OR TWO FINW Ri Rooms ) ‘on the second floor to let, with board, house, No, 6 St. Mark’s place. 4 FURNISHED, ROOM, | with A SMALL BEDROOM A adjoinin, wie fixtures, water and other Soave: ent to a car route, ig wanted ya an of ‘quiet and & furnace would be proterred. ability. Rent per J. Dox 194 Post WEer TWENTY. THIRD STRERT.—A FEW SELVOT en, alno one small fami y, can be accom: Hol 4 cy ‘that mcieele ‘brown sloue building, ‘liuated ~ o Pith and ‘or the winter or ry regular habits. Heal Pa io monthly, and iss advance gv en and op cadre ree for re bum aie GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIP OB TWO SINGLE gentlemen, can be sccommodi front room and scoond hoor, wilh board, "at Ibi Spring sureet bedroom on the near Wooster, WIDOW LADY, SS, IN BROOKLYN, wraay A two minutes’ walk of south ferry, would accom: date # gentleman and his write pit rthed would prefer a ls a lady, ‘shere are no olher boarders, 40 HOURNIBEED BOOM. WIZE BOARD, WANTED By janish and French teacher, in an American ¥, in exchange for instructions in the above two lang apes ‘he beat of reference given. Address, by letter, A German, care of B, Lockwood, sq , Broadway Poot offlee. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 07 temen, can have a fine ' Gus, &c., tn the house. Refe: Greene street, one door abov COUPLE OF RESP can be accommodate: 31 City Hall place. OARD AND ROOMS, IN BROOKLYN,—FAMILIES ‘and single gentlemen ‘in search of a comforiabie home, with good table and sexes charges, apply at Toynbee's Hotel, Montague place, Brovkl: Bo —A SMALL PRIVATE F. FAMILY CAN ACCOM: modate one or two single gentlemen bi | aoa nore Location pleasant and convement to cars Apply ot 61 West Twenty. ‘ninth etreet, between Brosdway ands avenue. EW SINGLE ( ‘ith INGLE GENTLEMEN ant rooms and board at t OARD.—TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, ON THE secord end third floors, suitable fcr gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, can be ith board, at No. 1 roll p'ace, corver Bleecker and Laurens streets. Bath =F in the house. HERIFI'S GALE CLAW LIBRARY FURNITURE — SS WILLIAM IRVING & CO , wil sell a’ suction, on Thurs vy Nov, Svat 10s o'clock, athe sulenroarts NOLS Pine Mt, Grier of Jahn Orter, sheril. auperb law litrary of over § 6 volumes standard and other law. books, rosew vc mho- Enns parlor furniture, French plate mitrors, window curtains +ilt china dinner and tea set, eiegant suite’ carved ro.ewood { edroom furniture, &e., ac, W 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEE! th 5 e fimehed and unfinished stoc large first claas city cabloot quautneturer, every clio of whieh ts Tully warranted, ine Same an when purchased A private sale, eonslning in par of the most tnghionable styles carved rosewood, mahogany, oak and lout parlor, drawing room, reception room, brary and dining room turniture of every variety ,fivished in ol and polished; dining Sot coniist often! of the Tame approved terns, 4 aaron wi at les of the Varlous ‘cbeloe stood wood." birsh ‘mahogany. wal tt and oak, With serpent sonntteny rosewood potion slicb “re covered in costly moquet, a!1 silk, brocade, satias, broca ; pita and hair loth. red, plain and tufted; about oun "patterns of yas, with rich marble tops, and washstands to ;90 Goths, French and cottage bed: Meads, several of which are ory’ valuable, and elabprately carved: intent style of beaufeta, sideboards. rotary, nies” writing capinela highly finished work table; ‘one solid rosewood parlor secretary, cost $260, lined with satin word and secret drawers; solid rosewood pi card. tile tableg, plain and with marble lope. of 'ete-n telex, volatre, easy and Vitzabethinn ‘style. do.s 10 richly deco Chamber suite, plain and marble tope ‘o enumerate ‘sll the articles con‘ained in this sale. "Ladies tnd gentlemen are pardeniarly invited to examine the aioe prior to the sale. sor ablpping’ on the cremises at a res le Pane. or 10 rose wi piano fortes of the folowing makers: W. Lindemann & Son, Van Wi:Lie, Carman apd Fancher, Gtibert Pierton, and other cele- BY TE & ed" and eaamnal it would be ieaporsibie brated makers, Also, three ‘piano stools, lot’ of covers, cc, Wi. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL ON TUURS- ok, at 187 furniture of a day, at 1035 o'cloc! consisting of one splendid marble top counter, cost over jarge mirrors for Back; nine do tor piers end mantels; ing counter; one ; mar sie top oyster clocks, marble top centre "and ‘saloon tables, side: \oards, oll painungs, \ th bar fixtures, and parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture; and also a & eres, Ceantily ot Window curtains, cutlery, china, de. Sale peremptory for oxsh, sho, g ass chandeliers; out 800 yards OF Bnglish, ofl cloth, but little used. TILLIAM M. WEEKS, AUCTIONFER—STEAMBOAT rot uction.—BAKER & WEEKS ‘vill sell at anc. y, Nov. 22. at 12 o'clock lerehan' Bind beat ts isi ind xplendid steamer Croton. feet long, 26 feet ) te ten ‘and 9 feet hold, and has 37}, inch ey oder, and 1 ke: She is well equipped, ‘and every way In good Geder for hmmnediate use. sto 1s 300 ‘and every way adapted for conveatence, | ferms— if eaeh, the balance in approved notes at 2.4.6 and § months, ‘un be seen at the foot of Twelfth strect, Kast river, Nov. F, 10, 14,15, 17, 20 and 22, Apply to Baker Do, 6 Pine street, W BAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER SHERIFF'S SALE uuberb law library —William Irving & Co , wi | sel ot auction, ou Thursday, Nov. 22 at I o'clock at the salen, rooms, NO. 8 Pine street, comprising about 500 volumes of andard law books : Philips on Kvidence, Cowan's Reports, Vvarbour’s Supreme Court Reports, eports, ish Crown cate Ertntoal Law, Philip vina’s “Heporte, 1United Common Law Keporis, &¢., &e. retaries, desks, writing tabl ‘wnbognuy parigr furniture, covered in areen velvet ‘and red | lush; rose 00d eiegeres, bookcases and sec: 00d Icarble top centre aud pler tables, aideboards, Bru im carpela,mnirora worktables, large gl! ¢h ‘chion’ dioner uni Treakiast at, French plate pier g suite carved +S ewood and bedroom! furnifure. “Sol ye JOHN ORSER, Sheriff, WEAN 1 BOYD, AUCTIONEER-STORK NO. 197 will sell on Thursday, (tals day.) at 62 \ est Broadway, at if flac & large quanilty of hourehold furniture, mahogany aol reaus, bedsieads, wash + fies, tollet, dling and tea tables, locks, glasses. cane’ sent airs, beds ‘and becding, glassware, crockery, cooking and yuilor stoves, together with a large assortment of useful ar- ‘cles in the housekeeping iine. ILLIAM T. BOYD, AUCTIONEER—VARIRCY SALK of vsetul articlen,’ on Friday, (lo morrow ) atthe auc 1.08 Foom, 197 Willa sire, at 10) O'clock: wure, boots ode Cn pe window shades of segara, pictures, iicher, plated ware, tons ‘Weeks, Auctioneers, Nard sal ‘onalable’s sate of ‘gold loseuver ewelry, &e. y PELL, AUCTIONEER—ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, . de. —PELL & OO, will sell at auction, this day, 120%elock, at 158 West Twenty seventh street, near Kight!i evenue, the entire urmanufrctured stock of consisting of rosewood, mabog 1 description of seasoned stock ; cireular and other ‘AGONS, Ph 2B TONG, HARNESS, SADDLES. Rov. Beat ia glock, at oF Bey sireet, cori h three second, band phveions, top RY fra ; é ut top, new trotting square wo © oy ER ee ee Trader, de W. A. CARTER,’ Auoiloncer. ie HOTELS, EE NOLLINS HOTEL— WILL LET FIVE LARGE PART ORS, with bedrooms, to permanent boarders, on most rowan bie terms, Buller and. Mogie rooros, from $4 to $25 per w. Located foot of Canal street, most ‘central to all parte othe © NTERNATIONAL HOTEL, BROADWAY.—SUITS [ ocene tr tumilien, and roves foretngle peaks EqiviTs ov \e secured for the winter season at this ‘The loeation is cea treble for in business or or kentlemen of leisure, ere wanarpeneed, pO Immediate con Pa ia “Breakfart fom ot 1 ain supper irom 7 to 12. —, HOUSE, JACKSONVILLE, RAST FLORIDA. South, wishing Senfort st fesvsantie ® ‘charges cannon 20, lier tear at Toe Jog House PW. Sauinncy ¥, Eupertote ent. none NATIONAL, HOTEL, WASI': STON, D. .D. THIS C Hotel, situated bai’ <ay bet ‘he 2 bie and Oe ere Peper ened by the the an erwismed fos a term of yearr, and has be: cefurnisbed and iimn-ove *ronghout, making it in al) \ ery) Le “4 wo an botet in the’ eon The hous: 6 Nooo 0 ods ion of he pu Wil aM ita a "Provelaes S[NITHRORIA HOUSE F Baer irond Way, corner of | “aneranee lorrooms faint tes a All the subsianttals and luxuries NEY KEN Ou D. SHE SMITHSONIAN Hous Broadway, corner of Houston e+ New York ‘ingle rooms, roomma, cents, 75 cents anc r day. nd bedrooma, $1 rhode Mes ocira, and os a Si ¥ ROPM AR. Til, Upon the rece « I del not tb . ro stamp, L ee —MADE! OAKD—WANTED, A SMALL GENTERL FAMILY, TO take a house pleasirtly located in Brooklyn, and boxrd a uinall family, the present occupauts of the house, Address B, ’ W., box 3,610, Post office, ROARD—A SPLENDIDLY FURSISHED SUITE OF rooms, on the second floor; the furniture ts rosewood ani the carpets Brussels; the house’ is brown stone, delightfully a ‘. san Bp eam to cars and stages: family Laer nd y priva ences exchanged; terms very inrderate. lars, | Ply at 5 West 36th ttey few door 8 private table will be given, if rec pain HT GENTLEMEN ATTENDING THE Medical College evn have full bowrd, washing, ees fires, A¢., at 18) Tweihh street, near Tied avenad. . house; terms modezate, Par‘lal or full for single c 7 married gen:lemen and their wives, OARD.-TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH arial board. Family small 1 without children, at 141 Ninth st., three doors trom Lrosdway. OARD AT A PRIVATE HOUSE—A FURNISHED room to let on the second floor to a gentleman and his wi or to two or three ree single gentlemen. Also one room to let on the third floor to one or two single gentlemen, with or wi.hout voard. Hot, cold andj shower baths in the house, Inquire at {4 Walker at., five doors west of Broadway. OARD NEAR 87. JOHN'S PARK.—FURNISHED rooms, with board, for gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, without chiidren, in Grst claws house No. 18 Varick vet, “Bath and gas, with privilege of park. eX BO4eD, IX Weer FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Annunciation church, near Sixth avenue.—A gentleman wnd his wife, or two o ste le ‘with furnised apactme tion at No. 108 } OARD IN BROOKLYN. consists of three two gentlemen, for xe and perfect pee n Tirage aud Fulton A LADY WHOSE FAMILY OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR mmodatea and a single gentleman can be acco and large with board street, corner of Cangross, ath or Wall street ferrit 3 Foome at 248 Henr: ROAD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM ‘om secon) floor, with two large pantries atiached, fur ‘or unfurowsbed, salable for a gentiemen aid. wile’ er two single can be procured, with board, at 31 Sydne Ince, inte and Joraleman streets, near Sou! Wairatreet lerries. { ORAD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with desirable rooms and board with a private family. The location is very desirable, and convenient to Wall street and South ferries. Apply at 240 Henry street, between Congress and Amity streeis, | OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, hed AND servant; <1 bbe, pa) bedroom, and ser’ ’ room ¢ snporniahed); vilege for servant to wash; must are baths for which 8-Uper mouth will be paid, wi ere no oth Voatlern are takene Ladress’ wil fal pactctinny Done Be Herald office. BoszPing—a NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH and pantry, suitablej for gentleman and ortwo ventlemen; also an peer Fe Toom. suitable for the same, at the \leasantly ’ situated North Moore street, near St obn's Park. Bi Batre ~A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND three single gentlemen, can be sccommodated with pies nd good hoard, at a moderate price, aoe Brooklyn, between the Sou thand WAY street tories, the | ose, i OARDING.—A FEW SINGLE LADIES CAN BE Ac. Fi Andean with board and nice furnished rooms. Ap ply at No. 7 POANDERS—oveER 10,000 PRBSONS HAVE BEEN directed trom this office io suitable boarding places during ihe past ear, and T am stil happy to walt upon t he $e puntic(n- (ormation to boarders free of char Brosd way, est to ‘irae R. D. GOODWIN hould arply immediately. Office FSIRAWLE ROOMS.—SEVERAL GOOD SUITS OF 7, Foams, stinble for families, i At be had, id tall bowed me or two single rooms, wi for gentiomen. ‘Apply at 648 Brondw FRESCH TEACHER OFFERS ‘second reveral gentlemen desirous o: learn tonpn Pins behest lessons; this language t+ al spoken b by his family, who, as well as himself, vari can be Apply at 289 Tenth st (ae ROOMS TO LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND his wife, in @ smail private family, where there are ne Cher boarders, The is elegantl} omforiably fu : ry room. the street is private, reapeet in Stty yards of | 1s private, reepent ove need call but thore who can appreciate @ comfortable heme and enjoy {i as such. Free use of piano, library, &c, Sppiyto TORN We LBON AND, on ie proves 841 iy LEV: on the reel, or at 885 Broadway. iccagueey ) ROOMS TO LET--WITH EVERY CONVE. nience, both bath room and and gas oa the same floor, in a foxhtonable part of the city,23 West Kighteenth street, betwee Fifth and Sixth avenues. he, Jw ee UUENISHED ROOMS—ONE, FRONT T ROOM, A BACK edroom, to be let, together or separate, at from ‘the ANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS Ti }< H vat IB Lh rae 00} ‘0 LET TO GEN. Hixon FURNISHED Po a TO LET, ON the first and second y, at 35 ‘wentieth street, between Broadway nd fourth avenue, EWISH BOARDING Borys, 110 BLEECKER STRRET. bove establishment will have, this rooms some tingle rooms, suitable for atogle jentlemea, whirh he roe Hike to let for ihe winter, with or Without board. Apply as above 0. 68 ST. MARKS PLACE —ONE OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife, will find a desir: bome with an American. vate family; ‘pouse and netgh»or hood genteel; secommodations superior to those of a boardiny house The ‘lent family depending on other means, th» price fs not so much an object, a# permanent respectable per © 10 FOURTH AVENUR—A LARGE AND FINn furnished parlor, with bedrooms attached, to let, with Till or partis! board; also, a few ein whe house is new and ha: a improve YRIVATE PROARD.—A LADY O08 NG A PIRST clas house in South Brooklyn, can to caraand Jes, receives a ew gentiemen, to whom sh comforts of a bome with agreeal Address A. G., Herald office. I (PO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH two nea'ly furnished room rat 4 King i'w euupll privaig faaully’ With o¢ without pagual board, Rewrabas etre eae ae: Shey at sitcatath ae, HREE OR FOUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE A0- commodated with pl leasant rooms and board, in an able and pleasant ‘The house possesses ane ‘Apply at 696 Houston street, ree ere pire OR tbe GENTLEMEN CAN Lad Soames reonated niehod: and pi ttal boar: ie taal redding pear irosdray aad ton ments, gum, ath es in ‘fouily ear ros rove y apeivate ly, ad between Sond and 1 Address A. ee Tievuld oflees be FINANCIAL, $850. 000 ‘TO poate waron®, 3 yawn igen: Two YOUNG MEN, A LARGE FRONT Ww breakfast and tea, in fo ase with tnd merchinitiee, jogs intealons ota, beets, Ta as : co ie ine of 3 to 10 $10,000. “Apply at tna fous ottoa reves id, 04 Broadway. 8750000 00: peg ON DIAMONDS, Wart mr ; or the tin gh ana ca jontn rdersn tor Indice," Diaineen TAYLORS CO” 89 Chambers pals et door wielecs theatre. “Oflce hours trom 9 A. Mul 9 the evening. $600,000. 000 eee ea vote, sgsry, Bes? pany renee eg’ romp” B MPSON & CO., SP cae pene tgeee le Rem sree sme? 8557.000 Tease tet WATCHES, DIAMO! penn ay or ou fa lao me aR ys . Far nl ere street, No bans soaiidental. id ald snd aver foe a $4004 000 22 fer for sale $100,000 of he received only for lola of on ribs second mortgage. Cirotlar exbisita of ‘and prospects of the company, with copies of the bonds and mortgages, and alto ‘also pepe wing the ine may be had from the President, at said The com. reserve the right or Hart ot ‘and to wi saa 000 3° 0 rl re ce Arcus, HRS, DIAMONDS, every d — or a or bought out pte Basiness slrielly contdential-- 696 Houston street, bett and Gree at No, ween. ee ner MY EIR, Agent, $14. 000 ¥ IN SUMS OF THREE AND War Gurueand dollars, on uneueumbered tm es property in this city, He the amount. Would be taken tor five an num Apply ‘0 FOOTE & WORTH, No. nities og 1 Broadway, $1.50 Tame eens Sean eoerees raiale security, to take, an agency: from he can make ® fine living; sales iarge; everything neces sary wil provided; Pefrencee eure, I Tad Broadway, rooin $295 WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, FOR WHOM ‘) ‘ample security wil be given, togoiner wit by. private table, in a La class situation; best, Address, tor three days, A. J., box 181, Heraid office, AX AMOUNT or MONEY 01 LOAN, OR PURCHASED watches, fat cash prices, ‘plave, rich jewoley, saluable personal ‘property, and merchandise generaliy, - Woon, eieial op ta “ mo tak tos foreaam is front room; 9 sold valuable 6 A \ FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTRD—TO_ ASSIST {n werking one of the most valuable inventions of the day. Profits imunense. No risks. Addreas Prof, | Union square Ponta NY GENTLEMEN WILLING TO LOAN TWO HUN A" dred doliars can be necommodated containing all the improvements, with a handsome room and hoard, for the use of the above amount Best security and first given. Addrens Bi, CO, this ofloe, class ADIES OR GENTLEMEN WISWING TO SELL 02 have advance made on any kind of valuable personal property willbe waited upon at thelr reside Jonz0 B., Post ailloe. nces, DY w 2 uote to A. ‘All ‘communications confidentially. ADIES OR GENTLEMEN WISHING TO have advances inade on ag hea valuable personal wroperty, will be walled upon at thelr residences, by addres 136 Herald office, ll communi. Ratlroed Company, Nol Hanover « Noties to bond lore. Holders of seven per cent bonds of se censoanpare that in of an ac: of the of the Siaie of Connuctiott, passed. at ils Isat Magy Qt or “THE “FEW YORK AND yay HAVES bonds authorized by the per cent ayes and secured by an he company’s road, franchises, Ao ; sald is office mati! farther notice, By order of WM. BEMENT, Treasure, rectors. New York, Oct. 19, 1865. Orns QE TUR SROOND, AVENUE RAILROAD com 1855.—The President and oats ew, are, Now. 20, 888 Second Avenue jompany” have tie day a eclared a ee oi four (4) cent., Monday, 2 ‘The Wanster booi's rile iced Nee ‘him daie, By Order,” PHILAF ROGERS * dearscary EXAS DEBT.—THE Bg: OF TEXAS. PURCHASED T'ty P. JAMES &C0., 6 Wallaueet COPARTNERSHIP iP NOTICE £15. OO0-ana WANTED—A SURR TaN — Any person having at bis command fi teen or 'wenty thousand doliars of his own’ may meet wi a tavorsbee ¢ Dp Reh Fisk, ‘0 make $10),000 in one yea Poe. cons of wa et By morals need not apply, Add: erates, “AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS 310. 000.-%, ‘with this amount of means, desires’ tora! wainterest in some well established, profitable and perfecuy \ag.bustnes. Address, confidentially, with particulars, 8. T., serald office. TO $4,000-—A PARTNER WAN 23.00 fas ariee a Wreat amok ‘ pay 100 per cant, Binion to & large if cash may bo tpede fmodistel iy 10 0. B HOWES £00.84 Naneau street, between IY und Vo'eio. TO £8,000. PARTNE NTE $2,000 %.8u0;sranrucn, warren win @ business, now iccess!ul operation. ‘hanee for a business man to esta ope — Vor further information apply at room 10, 304 Broadway. — $1 000-28 AN ENTERPRISING MAN, WITH $1,000 cash to invest, and having some knowleige of Jarmo ‘and willing to tour of the Western States, can Vave arintereat in a respectable. business, that will clegr doce $20,000 ibis win'er. Address, with real aime, Wheatfield, box Herald office. 370 TO $i,000.-WASTED—AN ACTIVE t YOUNG oan, fs An equ] partner in the tea and ‘yeiness, doing & busines of BLA Weekiy: localon ts gg Bly to OH. SMart é00, ‘ite "Williams & are fete $300 wa enna oa to join the advertise: class tra Lng en‘erprise: ‘onstraréd tosatiety. + 84 Nassau sireet, WAN WiTa Tits 4 AMOUNT something new, need only bee: ‘ e. Henderson, or G. SMITH LL KINDS OF CLOTHING SCO} 3 A \ repaired. All kinds of eloching purcha’ ident ame JOGNAG AND GRAPE OIL, RAGENCRS, RARR OHKM- Ucn ~The best cal and 2d cow cognac al ‘and st rolx rum. gip, elder, peach, cherry, saery and scandy, and rt eee Santee, Sor. ig font ‘rant, jer and Stbers; bromine, tea jie cs Sirrtog ps wire, ' My by fii cadmium asbetos, Vienna li kel, ac Forsale by br. it 96 Maiden ten” LOVE ANODYNE TOOTH. iE DROPA—THE EX / cruciating torments of toothac! (a Serta aban es »rdltor aale by ~ hy pe i'l ye gui ta Grugela's, 100 Fulion trset a ANITA) AND COTTON CORDAGE OF FT 'y, manufactured by the Excelsior Patent Cordage Vom eng, ud for vale by 2 ATKING & OO + 86 Sou'h street STSvm: STOVES STOVE ES.—18 CANAL STREET, NEAR NOTES’ stove store We pave Bate ator ant athe Inlet puter stoves, man \els, graten and Kitchen ranges: for sale Bovea put put up ud bl far \ehed a name; and rae fn dund repaired: Soap sone griddles, wholcasle aa SERRASTOAE, WATCHMAN, AN ALARM AND Ught.—This is a pew Lavention, ‘or the use Of physicvans and all other citizens; Is admirably adapted to its purpose, and gives entire satixixetion. sighisfor sae ai Noh Wall s'reet, by ILM aN & WILLTAMBON, COSMETICS. BONS 3 ow me ENABLE CONSUMERS rd * one eichih the byzantian bair dye, Peravlap nd on Stir reslorsiive, binstn ot roses oe Ne. freckle loon, powdse mubtie, dente Phoguet, Price of the set only 2h oenin. Por sale at foe 4 Virond wa'ys 166 Jrand street; 26 and ¢ US Bighth avenue, N.Y; 175 Atantic, and 180 an: streets, Brooklyn; or for ‘Adizgie M, D'CAMEKON, 2 Columbia wireot, heoalra, fate, Ae.