The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1855, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Friar, Nov. 30—$ P.M. ‘The poa.arrival of the steamship Atlsn'ic has « de- reasing influence upon the stock marxet. This morning ‘the operations were only to a moderate extent, and gene- wally at lower prices. Miswuri 6's declined Y per cent; Hadeoa River Railroad, 3; Michigan Sothern, i; Uleve- land aad To cdo, {. Harem advanced 5 per coat; Chi- cage and Bock island, %. At the second board there Was a very limited busine-s, but at higher prices. The strong westerly gae may keep the steamer out « day or ‘two longer, in wnich event we may ‘ook for a dall rime. ‘The arrival of the steamer George Law, with the Califor- nia mail and treasure, had no effect upon the market. Hor gold has arrived too late to affect this woek's bank statement. ‘The Michigan Contra) Railroad Company earned $88,- 031 60 in the third week in November this year, against $61,699 68 tor the same week iast, showing an increase of $16,181 91, A telegraphic despatch from Boston states that an in- junction has been served upon the Grovers’ Bank of that city, This ts fatai. We understund that the New York Central Railroad Company have leased the Oswego and Syracuse road for a term of years. ‘This is another million or so added to the liabilivies of the Central Company; tor the payment of interest on tha’ smount must be made, whether the lateral road earos it or not. In this way the Centra Company is gradually avsorbing ‘he small lines of unpro ductive reilroad in the northen and western parts of the State. This leasing the Uswego and syracuse road has completely adsorbed the political power of Oswego. It wilt hereafter be fur the inerest of the leading politi- class cf that place to sustain the Central Company, aud the power of that corporation in the Legislature has, therefore, been increared. The construction of the Bing- hamten and Albany road, and tho Oswego and Troy, is strongly oppoad by the Central Company, and we have no doubt the arrangewen' just made with the Oswego and Hyraouse road in partinily with a view to atop, if pos- sible, farther movement ia the roy Hue. The inciease tn receipis ‘rom customs in November, 1865, over the same month last year, ia equal to an in- crease in the impoviution of dulixble goods im the same time of one and thr+e q .arter million of dollars. The warrants entered at the [reasury Department, Washington, ou the {8h ivst., were as follows:— For the redemption of stocks the Treasury Department For the Comins, i War warrants rec « 63,648 10 Covered in tr m misvell 5,453 55 On account of the navy 4,713 00 ‘The receipts of the Susqueanns and Tidewater canal, from the openivg of uavigution to November 25, 1855, are $200,316 18; the receipts for the corresponding period last eer were $171,087 48, shewing an excess this year of 929,217 76. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the operations of the Assistant Treasurer's office during the month of Novem" Der, 1865:— Ovnce of Tu Asustaxt TreasunEn U. 8., Naw YORK. Receipts and (nsbur semen's. By balance, Nevember 1, 1856.........++.,.87619,781 32 Receipts during tue mon'h:— acodunt of Customs $2,298,660 96 7 2,784,600 34 $10, 103,331 66 Balance, November 30, 185: sees. $4,846,082 64 Bal., Or., Disburring Accouuts. $1,625 244 09 Recel pta during the month,.., 1,314,480 82 —— 2,938,724 91 To paymenta,.....scseeeeseeeneneenesreee LyA0G,! 7862 79 seevee seas cove ove O1pA42,002 12 By balance, Cr., Interest Accounts To PAYMCUIB.... 6. .ecreereseeeenee necelpe for anions in November, 1866 Bae Taba. 1 O18 0d Ah Increase in November, 1865.. +. $878,621 54 Balance Cr., bullion and expense account for ‘Assay Ofivce .., 2,042,161 82 Goin yeos'd Quiling the month. 82,601,398 68 Fime BATE 0.0.6.2.0seeeeece++ 2,476,970 38 ————— 4,977,308 06 $7,019,464 88 % ayments i in erin. fine bars. 31 63 ————— 2,499,048 23 Balence,,. . + $4,520,416 65 Ry coin fi band, in’ Assistant! Treasurer's office. one 85, “at bd bd coin in Assay cflice. 2 Baerte @ Aseey 2 ——_—— 8,108,951 69 Fine bers 2.:112,954 60 Ungerted bullion ‘and fino silver i 731 828 60 3,844,783 20 Tm the circular issued oy the Urle Ra‘lroad Onseiih ated Oct. 21, 1854, (the time proposals were put forth for the Inst loan,) we find the tollowing paragraph:— ‘The directors of the New York and Erie Railroad Com. yauy, ta offering she preseut loan to the public, beg leave To avate that it wall be amply nuficient vo pay the ine »me ‘ponds, redeemable onthe ist of February next, and tie entire present floating debt of the company, as well as to ocmplote ail (be unfiaishe work now under wi Now Jet us see how far these anticipstions have been realized. At that time—Oct. 1854—the outstanding in- come bonds amounted to $2,649,000, and the flcating debt to $2,525,660, making a total of $5,174,669. ‘The lean pro- posed for at that time yielded $3,200,090. Tais, with tue bonds of 1883, on hawd, made the aggregate available resources about $4,000.000. The directors knew very well im October, 1854, when the circular alluded to above was put fortn, that the four million loan would not net more than 80 per cent or $3,200,000, and they also knew very well that the proceeds of the loan and the balance vf 1883 bonds would not pay off the {n- ome bonds and floating devt. At that timo we showed thats floating debt of at least $1,000,000 must remain after using all the company’s available means. .The di- rectors of the Erie Raileond Compiny are all highly re- aprotable men, and it may be porfectly honorable for them ‘to put forth statements wuich they knew at the time to be false; but if so, they have « code of morals of ‘& very convenient character, and one on!y in operation in ‘the affairs of incorporated companies. Instead of the last loun and remaining bonds of 1883 on hand paying off tho ‘income bonda ani the entire present floating debt of the company, a+ well as to complete all the unfiolshed work now under way,”’ we find that even aftor using ail the new and old loaas, aod the entire re- ported net earnings of the road, a floating debt of $1,211,- 7€8. The company have, during the fiscal year ending Oct. 1, 1866, recived and expended money as follows, in- Gependent of the operating expenses of the roa Test, ko. = New Yorn avy Ronda isene? for loan of 18’ Bonds of 1867—loen on han Total receipts, Taid income bonds, Pati floating debt... Paid inte Stoning Fu Tnerease in, indedtedness ia year ending Uc- tober 1, 1856....... . Reported net earnings 0 Total expenditures = do. do. do... 91,481,895 It appears by the above statement that nearly ono and s half milli nnof dollars have bsen expended by th Erie Railroad Company during the past year. Of the amount $648,474 bas been added to the actual debt, and the mlance taken fom the receipts of the rod. In th fas of the-e frets, how much like & farce appoars the statements and estimates of the board ofman gement! It ether shows that they are completely igaoraat of the firet principle of railecad operation, or that they wilfa ly misrepresent, for the parpose of sustaining the com- pany’s credit, ‘The avnexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehou+e, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and {neluding Thursday, Noy. 29, 1866 :— Movexests m Forma Dry Goons. Entered for Consumption. Rartroan, $848,474 419 Total .iccsereervereerereree seen e, LTD $924,000 Withdrawn from se uM NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1855, Manufactures of $53,488, de. of cotton. 366 ‘TT,048 do. of silk. ar) 9989 do. of flax. wi 39,372 Miscellaneous... 6 1,838 Totah..ssscccsesseeee cosseceseres G16 $271,684 Total value put on the market during the week, $891,139 Stock Fripay, Nov. 30, 1866. $8000 Missouri 6’... 89 100 shs Kead’gRR 60 90 oO do 89 450 do. 3 89 4000 IndSta 80 10€0 Virginia 6 8055 1000 Har Ist mt 89% e Cen KR 8045 x 800 NY G 1000 11 Int Imp 76shsMaphattanBk, 12734 Py do 128 2 Am Exchange Bk. 17 Metropolitem Rik. 100% 8 Bunk State NY. 40 Corn Ex Bank + 101 100 Mie Dans Ge 106 Comb Coal Co.830 200 do......860 23 200 do . 100 160 65 Gal re Gu RR... ite 160 80° 60 Clevand fol KR.e 72% 450 60 160d 2 723% 100 49% 62 8 7235 100 4946 100 do. 30 By 200 495, 100 Chi & RW RR..c 200 4952 SBOOND BOARD. 100 ths Nic TrCo..210 164; 100shsMichC RR.b6O 9734 100 Cumb Coal Co.b5 234 100 Erie RR. 20 a d0.....b00 90 100 Mich Cen RR:beO 973; 150 SALES AND QUOTATIONS WESTERN SECURITIES. Week ending Priiay, November 30, 1855, by Davis & Main, Little Miami Railroad 6 per cent mortgage bonds Cin., Ham. and Vayton K. R. Co., 2d mort. 7p. 855 Ohio and Miss. K. K. Co., 2d mort., 7 p. c. 48" Ind. and Cin. R. R. Co., 2d mort., 7 p. 76 Marietta and Cin. Ist) mort. b 5 City ot Wheeling 6 p. c. b. a Covington and Lex. R. R. 65 Cleveland, Columbus and Cin. Railro 104% Northern’ Bank of Kentuck; iu Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky, 107 Obio and Missicsippi Railroad. by Marietta and ‘Cue ti Rail, 1835 9046 63 al Fort Wayne and Southern n Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, 9 Cincinnau, Hamilton and Dayton 70 CIr¥ TRADE REPORT. Fray, Nov 0—6 P. M. Asim.—The market cont nued tirm, with saies of about 50 bbls, including pots, at 73¢c. @ 7igc., and pearis at ke. e. CExaapervese— Nous ee wacktinus rive wiaaced siderabie lows taken for export and in the settlement of contracts, It was also stated that the canal had closed at several important poiuts, The transactions emoraced shout 15,000 a £0,000 obls., included in which were com. mon end medium to extra grades of State brands, at $9 373 a 90 60, and for nuxed fancy and extra Western Cre ‘at $9 B1}s 9 $9 6234; extra Genowoe at $10 0 11 Canadian was without change in prizes; the sales em- braced about $00 a 400 bbis., at $0 60 a $10 50; Southern was in fair vewund, with sales of 1,300 a 1,500 bbls., at prices zanging from $0 623¢ a $9 8734 for mixed ‘ocholce, and $9 940 $11 for fancy and extra. Rye flour was at $6 25 a $7 623, and moal was $4 31% a $4 20 tor Jersey, and at $475 for Brandywine, with hmited transactions. Wheat—The markec was heavy, and without change of moment mn prices. Frime and Choice white Canadian sud Southern wore held at $2.25 80, while a cargo of about 2,000 bushels Southern tle cut, was sold at $2223. Tennessee red 15, while ainber colored brought $220. Wess. ern red was uli, and prices somewhat unsettled, ‘The sles for the day’ footed up about 10,000 a 20,000 bushels, closing witheut animation. Corn—fhe market tor old was titmer, with sales of £0,000 8 40,000 bushels at $106, $1 053, & $1.06 affoat and delivered, and 2,000 do, old Siuthern whi.e were sold at $110. Rye was firm, end for prime lots $1 38 a $140 was asked, while sales st about 7,000 a 8,000 bushels were made at $131 # $1.35, State and Western at 67c, Correr.—the market advanced about %(c., with sales of 1,L00 bags Kio at 10%c. a 11%0.; and 126 do. Mara. caibo et 116, The market closed rin. The stosk of ‘io in this mnarket was estimated at about 52,000 bags. Coat —200 cauidcons of Sidney were sold at 6 cash, with four months’ interest off. Cortox.—The sales reach 1,200 a 1,500 bales, the mar- het closing steady. FrrcnTs—Rates for Liverpool opened easier, but at the close firmer prices were demanded. About 11,000 burheis were engaged at 834d. in bulk, and 10,000 do, were evgaged at 9d. in bags. Afterwards #d. a 10d. was demandeae 20 tons weight were taken et 0s, About 600 bales cotton at 3.1éd. Atterwards 44. was asked, About 400 bbls, four at 2s, 9d, Afterwards 3s, asked. To Havie—blour was at 95e., cotton at XK und grain at 22c. A small vessel was chartered to loa? with flour for Havre, at 90c. ‘To Glasgow—10 tons of 2 ot Were engaged at 40s. To Bremen—300 boxes of sugar were taken at p.t. fo London—Rates were firm, hout engagements of importance. To California they ranged from 36e. a 4c. FUITs,—About 1,500 boxes bunch raisins wore sold including whole boxes at $3 50; halves at $1 75, an 1,400 quarters do. at 90c., and 200 boxes layers at $4. Hay —Tue market was firm, with sales within two or tree days of 2,000 a 2,000 bales at 80e. Jes of 426 bales of American dew rotted wore aus ¢ private torma, xan —sales of about 100 tons of English, (soft) at 6%0. Ous.—Englth linseed was dull, and the last sales in whole los were made at 874jc., and from store nt 88c. a 8c. Crude whale was firm at 80c. Ripened continued firm at former pt Lard was firm, with moderate sales, 1 Rovisions,—Pork—Sales of 300 a 400 bbls. new mess were mado at $21 76 and old do, was held at $22 60, with sinall sales reported at $22 25, Prime was as $20; and prime mess at $21. Beef was steady, with nales of 260 Vols. at $0 26 a $10 for country prime and at $11 & $12 60. Vermont mess was at $14 a $15, and repacked Western at $16 60 8 $16. Cut moats were firm and scarce, Dressed hogs were selling at 824c. & 840. Lard—Sales of 600 a 600 bola. were made at 120. a 124. Green hams gell at 103;c. # 1c. Butter and cheese wore quite steady, and prices unchanged. Hat, Estat. House and loi vn Broadway; near Thir- teenth street, 26x96 feet, $25,200; Sixth street, near Sixth avenue, (22x07 feet, $11, 0 property known as Cedar Coitage at Clifton, staten Island, $2,500. RICK.—About 100 casks were sold at 4340. a 5}ice SvGans—The market continued firm, The sales of hhds, were light, at steady prices; while sales of boxes comprised about 900, duty paid, at Te @ Tie., in- clucing 100 boves at p.t. Thw return of stock for the Ist of December was not quite completed, The rough esti mate puts down the number of hhda, at about 9,000; boxes at 19,000, and bags at 37,000, FAMILY MARKETING RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCK IN WASHINGTON MAR KET—SOMETHING ABOUT FISH AND WHERE THEY COME FROM. Butchers complain that meat is dull and sales unusual- ly light, owing, cf course, to the holidays and the great dewand for poultry and gamo. Prices, however, are firm, nor do they seem to have receded in aught save beef, which has come down ia price from one to twocents. Veal isvery scarce anddear, Poultry and game has fluctuated not # little in price during last week in consequence 0, Thapkegiving cecurring. At one time on Wednesday six- teen and even eighteen cents per pound was paid for tur keys. Poulterers state that the sales were never so large ae on this year. Venison is beginning to come in, and sells by the saddle for eighteen pence per pound, and by retail for twenty cents. A few weeks more, and it will by in ia large quantities. There are some squirrels in market, which command # much higher price than formerly. ‘There is no accounting for taste, but to our mind they look too much like overgrown rats to be palatable eating. Butter has advanced in price, nor is there any prospect of a decine. Tais is a very busy searon with batter merchants, as large shipments are made immediately bo- fore the closingfof navigation. Fggs are still outrageous- ly dear. ‘here is no noticeable change in fruit or vege: tavies. FISH AND FISH STORIRS. ‘One of our reporters had a conversation om pisestorial subjects with Mr, John 8, Hiscox, a wellknown fish dealer in Washingion Market, and as a number of interesting facts wore elicited, pechapa it would be interesting to re. produce the substance of the interview here :-— Rerorrsx—M>. Hiscox, you know a good deal about fish, and perhaps would have no objection to letting the facts in your posseasion be made public. What fish are sold moat in New York ? Mr. H—Coafish. It is the cheapest and most abundant fish we have. It runs from five to six cents per pound the year round, has not much bone, and is, withal, rather @ pleasantly flavored fish, It is always in market—great quantities are caught off Sandy Hook. R.—Where is mest fish old? Mr. H.—In Falton market. All the wholesale dealers keep there, We sell more oysters at retail here, though the boats generally lay at Canal street dock, R.—Tell ws adout perch fish, Mr. H.—Perch is @ fine fish, and to my mind saperior to either striped or sea bars, [tis in season in fall, and gat quanticies of it come from Rhode Islaud, The trafic must be a valuable one to the fishermen of that State, A good deal of striped bass comes from that State —_—-~ and provided for, The pawenwe en also, but is gleo caught im the bays and inlets along the coast of Long Island, The large is much more palatable then the small perch. R.—How about halibut? Mr. HA good fish fer hotels and housekeepers, It bas 20 bone worth mentioning, is cheap and palatable. Tt comes from Deen East and is out of season only about four months in the year. R.—Is there much trout sold in thie market Mr. B.—Not much. ‘here is @ great deal ofinforior trout sold, ‘the fact is, that which comes from Lake Erie and the Western lakes isn’t worth eating. The only really fine trout comes from Lake Ontario; and from its yellowish color it looks as though it amalgamated with ‘the salmon, and from that circumstance no doubt derives ite name. R.—I see a good many smelts in market, Mr. H.—Yeos. They have just come in, and thongh bony, are very sweet eating. We seil a good many of th+m. Those now im market eome from Mystic and Ston- ington Point, where they are caught in vast quantities. They average from ten to twelve cents per pound. It is something to know how to cook fish properly. Now, to my taste, sturgeon is good eating; bat the difliculty is, people do not know how to prepare it. I parboil it; that is, soak it in scalcing water; a process that serves to take ous the fatty matter, the taste of which is geve- rally offensive. After the parboiling I cut it into steaks and fry it, and a person not acquainted with sturgeon in ‘that form would mistake it for veal cutlets. It is acheap summer fich, and very plentiful in the North river. R.—What kind of eels make the best eating? Mr. H.—The large silver or fall eal; it is @ very fine fieh, and can be caught in great quantities in the mud along Sheepshead bay, Coney Island, and on the shores of Staten Island. They are known by their white bellies, Thos average 11 and 12 con's per pound. I don’t think much of other eels. R.—What would be a good place for an amateur to catch crabs? Mr. H.—Gowanus bay, generally, contains a good many; and all along the Jersey flats there is good crabbing. Those who fancy being out on the river this weather may ca‘ch a hundred crabs in two hours at either of those places. Some pevple prefer crabbing to fishing. You know they are caught by means of a piece of meat tied to a string, which the crab attaches itself to, and on being drawn to the surface in fished up with a hand net, It requires some dexterity, and the excitement of catching and securing them before they can escape makes the sport interesting.’ I prefer waiting until the dead of winter, when the crabs are frozen in the mud, They can then be raked out, and at that time of the year they are in excellent condition; indeed, to my mind, crabs partake somewhat of the nature or oysters, and are not fit to eat in summer time, but when eaten in winter cannot be deemed unhealthy. It is no- ticeable that negroes are very partialte them, and indeed to all shell fish, Perhaps balf the crabs that come to the city are bought by colored people, Here the conversation was cl THE RETAIL PRI The following list has been carefully corrected:— MEATS. Beet—Sinloin, roast, per Ib... om oe Rib, roast, prim Rib, chuck... Sirloin steaks, Porterhouse Mattton, per Ib........ samp BOT carcass, peri eco co x Veal Veal, fore ore gaara per uartera “« Veal cutlets” “ x coro co ISIIIILIII IL S88eISe11 Sel resis sOge8 Bologna sausages ‘Tripe Lard cooce cececccconeecsce cccecce SSRSTESERESSSSSSESES! SSEEEETI POULTRY AND GAMs. Turkeys, per Ib. 012 - O14 Go, ae 912 sou Ducks, tame, per 12% a2 Widgeon, per pair.. 062 « 100 Chickens, per pair 062 a 150 Fewls, 075 a 200 Guinea do., « 07% # 100 Robins, per doz — 210 Woodcock, — » 60 Wild pigeon, per doz +125 200 igeons, stall tod, per dex = 200 Quail, ac 00 a 325 Fartrloges, pair 125 8 150 Rabbits, oes — Black duck, “ — se 087% Teat, per doz. — 8 60 Bares, — » 087 Broad bill duek 062 9 0% Venison, (saddl — 2 08 Squab, per doz. — 2 225 Canyars back di — 2 28 Squirrels, per pair pair — » 0% Salmon trout, per a O18 «5 OU Smelia, to = 8 01K Whitefish, “ [01 em Vike, “ oe = Pickorell, “ -013 8 =» Bass, 4 ov” a 010 Blackfish, “ 08 8 010 Weaktish, “ = 2 008 Codfish, “ — 0 0% Eels, « 10 8 015 Bluefish, « — a 010 Klounders, — » 008 Bull heads = 2 003 Porgies, - 005 tmackerel, 012 8 016 Salt shad, ” 012% - Smoked halibut, 1010 i Do. mackerel, “ ‘i +9 1a _ Sounds and tongues, per 1b. : - Smoked #had O12 _ Soured salmon, porcan 2250 = Smoked sabnon, per Ib 1016 — Dry coafish, eee 008 2 005 oy Pr i ier om 1 sters—Princes bay, per 100........ 0 62% a 1 50 Virginia” HII 0 62 @ 100 Cor mais per 100, +025" 6 100 Little Neck, _ — & 258 Lobaters, per Ib 005 » 008 Crabs, per dozen, . — 8 018 «” yoft shell, per‘ dozen — 0108 FRUITS. Apples, Newtown pippina per bbl... 300 a 400 fall pippins, :250 a 800 «— greenings, “ 2150 a 200 « spitzenberg, “ +200 2 225 “common, “ [1% a 150 «all sorts, half peck . 5015 a 025 Pears, per bbl. +400 a 500 If peck 020 9 9% Cranberries, per bbi 100 21900 per quart . — 0 02 Quinces, per 100... 10 ao 300 BUTTER, CHERSE, ETC. Batter—State, per Ib ie 0 28 Orange, — a OR as Daa 00 « 02% eee, per 00 « 012 tish, per ib. =e opt Pineapple, each - 1 124% t Sapsngo, per Ib, - 02 WgEH, AVC... eee seeees - 6 12% VEGETABLES. Potatoes, Jersey, per bbl. 2 Swot, per BbI.......... 2 “ “half” peck . Squaahes, per doz.. Onions, per halt peck pool eaeh, SIlllisilisesiisealiisis ececes coseseo conce SRIskS| SRSGSRS! Sasszzl Ros Winans vs. the Harlem Rallroacg JUDGE NELSON’ igh ey '¥, a x 3 of wes Me'sed ‘clock A. M. And upon which de Improvement ts fonoded. The piened Tedeva in ht beginning to de nn nero curyatines in of (hia country. the "radius oF whic in. many th, tices Ia be 8 lew hundred feet at to The Pisa ye deiween the [anges of the wlisals had the Tall, caning a ood of power and destruction of both ‘wheels ond ‘i refers to the high volocites on railroads ty og rowenta ve engives, aud the demant of pull Pinion the Dustness Inierets “oe eaten | © we er geription of speed, and alvo i» the consideration dhat ‘upon ralterads, have re placed tema 234 10 Sect proved iy tag othe mae raisce being governed. by. the aalure ot the roa ovens. upim whieb they are run and thal «hep the cara(mesuing the tour waco! car.) are constricted vo that the ales versin ‘hole paral eli 2 @ consider able distance apart, there fs of nroessity « tandency ‘upon it iss Davi ioe buh eaameentae eer ee ings ascerained wid roy “ ofthe plain ts, ax claimed wm bie ye Trend Sicoctored to explain te pow ts. che jolendanta™ iticaal mprovewents eines the infrinpemen', roach (uc curvesy aud the partes 01 ibe rains. But ware are olber ‘conridera'ions, be Thnst Not Te Cverlooked ip 3 5: Vronghvon the sin January, ton the de for 7 and four elgh CES utr Teles tbe exile reeullo by the moder of bit g then) is use in respect tothe tour wheel cars one ot ase which he has reverred gubrities, create rinelpia which {have ‘tuere inn douyt abort spd yan cannot nat gn heroed thet sun, the observations I thluk it necessary ty apd economy, 0 de tigen derived trom placi ihaty but sare limi apart, with those of a lo ‘These, genuleme tomaketo son. i hnve pravers for Paes by the coupeel, numbering, T bel ripeiple, it you wea y ‘mbich be ‘bas subbequent tion to it again, car ne iv ‘elooik to ge! rid of the @mbarr: Datent iat the object of bis his invention, which, among u‘ber things, isto make such an adjurlmentor arrangement Of the wioels cause the ARD auction Dec. 1, at bia salon mio Wa ema a 2 Oclook invotce of sone @ large se yar re even, direct and aialorats course than it cosas cars are orains ily goad both ove a and parts oi the read, tnges of the near'and distant coup sa of the axika, cod eines menos which be Vs leoribed He © then ‘desgei as made Amorioan Insti See with oe eaten of other robes, coats, g10 EDWARD | SORRNOK.—ON Monday, Dec. 3 at 10%4 o'clock, at 16 Wall remptory sale of the balance of int? ontatogne, lovely gee oat , 1 ie, vig 'London dock brandies, Cogras vo champaatic, Comes Cova | Viores ar ot are nd your time In reading. (quently situstrated aod exerp! ve no doubt but that you. are familar w be oRy of the patent whelt Thaye, between claim. ‘The’ patentee then 8, afer ‘describing the conste uotion ot his ob *T do not claim 44m mplified in the rogres: of unaod from our in af cara or ear- do J "m0, in large fnvoice of Havana Kegars, +3 UQHION NOTICR—GREAT =e OF MAGNIeToRNE Sent ae ratches, 0 WARD SCHENUK will sell at auction this ‘day, a WK orelock, Tool ge ta a6 Wallearaete magnilicent asset but ‘poeety willis view « Carried'm0' e evenly upon 8 rail Glstinct in character from those w oiner, either by des Tclaim, therefore. ax my fnveution, vant for ak a patent, ie the pesore od snd coopeoring the elght wheels, whict, conaiiute thetwoteas, with @ ru lroad ca’. 80 as 10 accomplish ed by gin ee roots set fori, OF bY any olbors whlch are “Ting claim liselt expiaiue the iy ‘tis the arcar gement ment of the elght wheel cur aa described in the epecticatin fhe pa‘entce claims no right at taveator Bi wheels, Hut coustrue'ion oF framing of the runulug gear of 1g carriages; So eontria cea ‘by which nected tage iber, he springs, the bol abo Gis onnkre, or ihe awe of (Be te is claimed as new on the pari cy sown in elghieen and twenty carat second, my Jos Johuson, Dent, Also, @ suverbd in ‘sod Boman mosale 0 hracelnta a pine gold pi oracelats, to ini hon ra all it ponte wo be sola ‘elton ae business of an importing bouse, UCTION NOTIGE.—M. DONGHTY, AUCTIONERR = fur piture —Thin on7, 8 at 10 o'clock, Pianoforte stool Rof an, tate -A-tot errant opts Closing sale of cabinet atthe store 27 Centre street, = oC round and fasts pa gurled maple and jozen of rou a rp wire; French and mabog bureaus, libra: rad ena ern, trey Sana and extension tal paint Zand ‘glassware; ome la Bodhi saie Ne worthy ther tables; hat ia aad nara ‘oll UCTION UCTION NOTICE —FURS AND SLEIGH ROBES.— ‘Shia morning, (Saturday ) at 10 o'clock, JOHN ¥. KUs- opeet,, will sell by suction, at the Nassau, two do ore from Fulton street, au: urs and igh robes; among the (urs are olcaks; the pom robes 2 c emp! derstand it. ut you should ascertain Whether or not the tentee existed upon cary keveral val Table mink, sab e capes and a ky mountain wolf, coon, sliver badger, ite whole in pertect preservaton, UOTION NOTIOE.—W, A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER, 2A rill soll, this (Saturday) morning, at 10 o'clock, reenw: . Of assort de. ard immodiately follow ng 1 {he retall grocery, 1 Washington street, wi improvement upon of the qi for Jour consideration, and a8 to this you will nt ee out in Battinorect groceries, ter ae the online book: h fixtures and far- UCTION NOTIOR.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER ‘thie day, at 1032 o'clock, in the rooms, 12 North W Liam street, variety sale of turniture, oa ‘apd na roche ‘at udaptation of there, for ‘he’ Battimore iar Company, and ashington branch ot it, oe was sme it ts true, to be show, onthe part ol the “defendants, tint eight wheel car—was that faoty at that Tite day, aiiorded no have’ june, for re eat yrneel patentee, ought out in Massachusetts in, 1858, bu tion to the tru: retl Perfected “car—the ear eocaplotod-vaste hich the Potent was founded was made ns earl} ‘as the 1 Dorinuing of the Winier—some time in December, UCTION rong BOGART: argu! «hinge 8. juction ro0r of ponsehold iartiture, dry goods ood chaira, bu Dureans, carpets, beds ae tab eli Salen? i je" and a variety of other articles; birdcages, ri UCTION PALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGE harnem, sleigh erbes, bells, de SAMUEL U8- e 85 Nassau sireet, will sell oo satur- at 12 o'clock, all the stock and fixt of bles 170-and 1:2 Mereer street, ace Reed & Trueedall. ‘the sale tx Bertholt receiver, Ap) sh. posit req nd bedding, fy chee. fara! next questicn to which ‘®, whether or ple eight in” Baluenore--wbether this waa ihe riaintul. This ls one of the faaeral ques- lions in the case, which, as you have already discover been mort ape oe ade nthe the partien, | ndas first brought ou improvement of the pled for tany’ yours by absolute, dy order of Houry appolated oy by the Supreme Court, Terms purchasers. s ractical use, atter you have provement claimed by nt; after this, which is a 1e construction of she patent is concerned), alter you have ascertained what 1s climed by the plotndi as his (improvement, he wus the fist Inventor ol i is and compreliended ‘he aoe and described 1 AR AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—THIS DAY, inw (i monan o0 faran Cedar sireet, French bedatords, twenty five superior feather beds, bedding, cots, lookingulasses: Tadles! Rahokeny, work table. ollelothe,chnlis, cooking an Pease stoves, clocks, segars, kitchen taraiiure, ‘tc. “h CaRhni; Auctioneer, Sf Dey street, corner ‘at 10 o'clock, at 101 ie queaton wehuilier or 20} of coe time which has beea on both sides to the sonaiion of thie iuestion The palestof the plaintift, dence, aud the extension of i for Keven Years, whi together with the testimony o1 the aint! in the opening of {het the plain togratore’ | ths burthen of The burthen yi pent ud cn time—the lon; D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 30 BROADWAY. }» —theriil’s sale of machinery, Dec: 1 at 11 A.M at 39, 4148 and 4b Blotmune srbeu coos! Machinery and belting, steam engine acd baller, ‘ous and fixtures, one horse, one set harni wagons: m ut and olber newels, lot “of steel and. iron, 1, title and interest of the , eo Sheritts sale of a steam. disc I the tgrenoon, ai tun foot of feign street ines, boiler: i nace om e part of the furnish prima facie slated, and et meeeanty and hogany, black walni pattern’, de. de. he was noi the first and original inventor, aud of the patent rests upon the defendants, 1 aa oo this position in that stage of the of iy 1 Bast river-*ibe steamboat St Lawterce, ber 6a machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, &c., &c. UGERE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER—BY FRAN’ § Ir ealearooms, 78, Hasma siren, o’-lock, peremptor ‘conaistin} ot ss ‘hine™Thae assuming the car described in the pl lent to be the Improvement it Was new and useful, yet the plainul! wae not LIN & NICHOLS, 81 the! venr Jobn.—Shis day, Saturday, at 1 sale of genteel furniiure (*econd hand), variety required by a fami ae ele fant rosewood the four. wheele’ cur, jefendants Inalst upon je iret inventor, put | at womebody else was, They refer to the timber, the wood, 1 dhe ‘russel car, aud much evideuce has hems ve io re: ‘The paintift on the con! ); also, two eanar, > =f Hori, oo covered in Droca! and bok ‘sande’ rosewrod abd maggany bos wardrobes "Frenoh bedsleads, cressiog bureaus, wash- Tiands, hair P malresmce, palliasses, ‘tc, E. ANBOM, AUCTIONEER, hea SELL THS day, at baif past ten o'clock, at atroet splendid. assortment of fine gold waite ware. Persons in want of cheap artic do well to attend. Sale without reserve. \ROROR C00K, AUCTIONEER LARGE SALE be a china vases, ‘Satu eniture, (this day), at 10% o'cloow, at the. salen room, No. 117 Nessa i Heckman —1his Hock embraces’ parior sui tour euamelled chamber alts, La iovewaod, mshogany. ak god olicke set to these cars, wher of them em) ‘bem did, it was copetructed alter his invention, which, carried back upon the evidence to the ail, or Begin: ter,o1 1&0. Now, gentlemen, } am over this evidence on etther ride.’ It haa bee Cc) amply ‘ably discussed by the Jearned counsel upon both cannot doubt but that you are tamitiar with @ It wi | be for you to say, upon the a 7h. the dofendants bave fui evidence w aint! was not the first and original tnewuton, but that ly clse was. They have that bur hea upoa them. on the whole of the evidence, patent, and the evidence f another yand fener and ally 2 ‘04 for their own use w. 1 will be tor you to determine, | Whether they bave overcome That there is nothing pew in tae arrangemest o1 patent, bat that it was oll, a 1y say that it ls tobe found in Chap- man’s parent and drawings, and also in Tredgold & Patrlam), I y are not much relied upon; in ar, in the Allen locouotive, aud in the Jarvis sco 1 extension: ining tal maunoal walbut; rosewooo ano ma! stands, hall stands, ibraries nod secretaries, boards, etegeres, rockers, chairs, sofas, wardrobes; centre, airs rich china vases of 12 frames, office and tresees, pailiasses, rosewood planotorte, de. Sale Worthy the uttention of purchasers, Catalogues al a, HORTON, ACoRToaESgunesn0M (NO. 64 Cedar street—will se! fssoriment of glass and Kee te. At I2u'clocky lan sh as tothe two la te site and seth tables; 20 bave been brought out in the progress of Le ih and fam persuaded oe evidence bear) io and amply examined and discuss Uist you are entirely, familiar wich ib on this branch of tho case. The question upon Whether or not you find the Improvement of the piainutl the nmprovement existing in the arrangement and sat wheel car upon tho tour wheel car -whether +od fip3 that improvement in aay one or all 0° these patents or m1. ch nes—uot wheller they have vight Waeels, ahd tw. wusks tree to swivel or rock, bat the question is whether the pecuuar arrangement, adjustient and coi ind tre teucks in relation to the rnd claimed in the prie., " nd which 1 have endeavored to explain to you on the princ: atenies bas developed—whéthor that embod. t whee! car is to ve found in eitase in you bave been reterred. Another groune of deteuce set up on the part of is that Mr. 4m ey is the invenwor. | bis testimony, shave nodonbt. It ts claimed that he carries the cor or the iden, if not he construction, 2 thy recrelaries aud bockcases, extension tanios in front of the salesroom, two fast Cs and harnees, RAT PALE nis Bere no CARRIAGES, WAGONS, reme ourtmilara 3. john Ferris.- having been dissolved, we aedersigned ‘suthority ot thys court, will sell at public next, December clock Nos. 172 and 174 rade of Reriae unptory, to close a con- ed agains’ damuel Truss i) Sirachmes ‘on i of Reed & Truesdale jointed receiver by ‘auction, hee Saturday premises, jereer sireet, in this city, the ontire stock in ‘Truesdale, comprising © most ‘ne#a, bells robes, Ac, logeder ws iréd term of the lease ot the premises 3 he property can be seen us 0¥e, a at aay time previous to the ready, , Terms cash. fevRY BERTHOL?, f yasioume He of 0. 105 RPS, astotime, But, whatever that time was, (and L refer to nls in: terview with the Committee of the Frenchiown Railroad, says ho made a rough sketch of | hi fan eight wheel car at this taney whatever’ tone tbat may be ant iiat ho marie & contract with 'the road fo build n car, as he thinks, vat whibb fell through in consequence of his ith him; and then we hear no more of als connec. don with wn eight wheel car until he removes {rom to Phunielphia in 1388, and brings ow enle. Catalogues now Dated New York, November 28, 1855. EAT SALE OF DIAMOND JEWELBY AND W. el —EDWAKD SCHENOE will sell by auodon, esrout Wall sireot, the atire ‘stock of aa importing house to love the e concern. cooeer. on at their store, 19 Nassau street, on |, At 135 o'ckiek, & fine assorinient of furniture, of fakhionable style and oniy ised two month-, ‘oman parlor suite im rosewood, bedroom furniture, cai: Also, for account of whom it may eo" Invoice of fine mar ie and brouze clocks, bron. 6 a RToUpS. rich plated vases, fancy boxes, &¢.; all 0 LEEDS & 00., AUCTIONRERS —HENRY DS &CO will sell by austion, oa T December S.at 13% Broadway, (lately ceeu, . ralery the galier; collection. lendid collection of ol! paintings, pertect idea, and He {Minto prac ital and usetal operation, Ile 1 P inventor—who iar enuiled to tke he persor—ite mertiorious of defence #*t up 14 tion of the law. Another gi that the paven'oe allowed ibe public use of his { it wl ear, upon the Bellmore and Ohi eppheasos tor arent. Now, ne is 4} riinw stovd a. the tye of tals patoa vuole uae of the, tnventlon, wis ihe iture—as @ dedicstion ~ however, om tte Ca Erceond ote. gon ‘> te He. ‘use be experimental igamvenala be yaa, ce oa, oie tas ine 5 yt nid m pteute oth of his’ doviedi seat Pa oreeree ‘ot the paseenee, oe ‘ale ot it, Tigi ota fin Ts, of his in this case had a right 0 Ballimore and bio Kai Monday, December atreote HEN MY B. BK! prising iadie are the evenings joths, lunings, fare, cee the public—as a giving it-up. tothe public, ‘upon eonslderatien ot these questions In te ‘you,you sbould come to the conclusion that tea heful one, and thet the plaintift is the fica pelt arent it, the next question for your the question of infringement. If you Upon eliher of the two, iret «ue dions of then. other qi As 9 de inf iggement bv the de tenga er words, the improvement ip the jow, gentlemen, Ramp St Ihave sabanit- cee of orci nat ot a orsinay, a yosenbury & Vandulsery nino, Mond wl be the Broperty « se bod: order of the Directors. neste ober’ ew York, Oct. 19, 1858. things in construction of bo tars hecemmt Nsporisnt ware cere eo ao cen ot have ‘heen, st We oid rane of om onves ‘reat momentum othe ours and intensity Yh te pt iments De Moot thas speciiestion? Sabo 8 you have py > m7 " made ACTION, With sata, Tem ORs THE NEW GRANADA OANAL AND ATR! agate Hargie waaor!: dc, Bc.; also, shirts aad veneer py thing improved. Be le HN i. VANDA WATER, oR BELL Tis DAY, ‘BA. turday. Lecember “ Maiden ine Satrativet wale ot Me ee ad ato ‘Pinoy Cure, com prising Budeon viclorines, o'clock at param. 12 Maiden tne, huussbold farni- ture Lary peremplory sale of howehod furniture, &o to be wiikbul reserve. 10 pay. sdvanees wod clow wnt the balance of ounsignuoats, ti Toon tor other goods, Cousisting in part of rewewood, mahogany and black wals ut Parlor sults, bureaus, washstand> wardroves, book- caren, mirrors, win iow sbdes, rock e %, tale elo, a paintings, enagelled cham er suits, living Stabding cribs, wliver plated ware, eat Bana ao, J. WALDRON, AUCTIONESR.—A. @, BYANG wit, + continue the vale of ture, at the store 62 William sireet, corer of Cedar, at 1036 velock.ou Monday, Dec. 3. ne err day during the week, ‘athe 6 ie of his maguifiooat ts bold out, conaisting cuffs, malt, boas, Benileanen's gloves tad collate and a variety of aleigh rob: J. 1, SMITH, AUCTIONERE — RLEGANT HOUBSHOLD m0 3 faristare, Pia ota re; ie a ea aiving up = ok = nasa leatatct) fea. 1 at 1056 Polvo wt 8S. Ain Sve ane, near Lire vasveaih street cond a of one rose- Soo Scare vinnie, mae rant bt fn Abbot, und ‘$860; rosewood parior furniture, to sik damask, en do. geaire table, gurved niahogany late tte ates, ‘dor ohsires gard tables, otiomans, divans, ‘carved hedstecse. do bureaus, washisnds 10, couage beds washmands, straw talllasses, bulr mallresre,. (ua, 20 et Sear and Ingrain carpole rue, sami vol md fave cure ton tou 90 pogre ‘ich framee—Trin Trint <{ we Deas, ry days mm dining tabie, maple and ack waiaus care feat, chars, mabovany quate ts tabe, vide ovat bd other looking giasees, pearl iniaid ‘unioguay duleg and reakiast inthe ‘china and giaes Ware, Lorks, noone, do. and other boureiurnisb'ng articles, togevor Then forud Lure, with which the sale Will commence. The #a!6 is posit rain or shine, and the good« muss be removed the day uf anio. PUR? oe ee AUCTIONEER CONTINU ATION ie, chat nen, OK 8 Padi il wc fois ny as Wg O° Site tn pevery east re attas br Sloe, i "» €0 ng @ varioty |, bral . of iene ca json favolee of wut glass decanters, and chumpagae glasses, dc. Terms cash, city P. J, recente orlrei tif tn —I WILK Selb, THis «da, at rive atrect, ‘he new and woil anit ip wald sore, coinpriviag nd <oiored sliks, “Prewoh aa iing- {ib merinoos, loug and square shawls, Doiantious, quills, 4a, UBSSKLL W, WkSICOTT, AUCTIUNRER.—P: plata,asleofeleyant avd cos'ly household turniture, ‘hs ‘arisian mirrore velvet carpela, rosewood p. Saaeeer [per ended elegaut chan ebers, oil aa Cart de,Pat tbe resioouge 103 Wert Twrbuty trae aroet Ta W. Weatoott wiil sell, on ‘tuesday, December 4, at 10: Sciock, fe euuire wnificent turniiure, Ac., of toa Tyee “at class ently furnished with the most cost ‘Deen recent; 7 and elegant furniture, most of which wax cae or made lo fan ‘kers. Cataiogties wil be iageed cu M day, avd can be obtained at T. 5. Conover’s, 126 William str: or sate Peal flaia 7 7,pote 3S magaifionnt Frew Posewecd recep! ary; magaldcent ascretotre iniaid with pearl, rosewond os cabinet, wuirror back; carved. rosewond cevtre and pier tables. with mrsalc and sgyetian runt caeeucn of par ‘umingal, somes da see gat Jon Of PArion OF hunted in ornuuitrieh brocade aod ace curtain, gold bor: dered shades, splanais eolleatan of all at sae eer canvas view, By epaiog retrain va vative artists, vi ent fore! rt iene? filo tables magoitcant dinner sat of gate lecos, win be bene tp sooount, ‘Mages aad oars w 1o Lostpobewent on any account pass within Siew doon of tho bor pouse. deeb 1 Oe EY fede grt othe Sa ACO AB by auct'on, spon ya ot this “das day at Sama Atceet, a celenfated well known makar, 8 of nderbidcing. Tho! undo a4 well “ine porties will atieud: as a expected after which wit sacriticg told two French hate pior tal fo hy 20; rovemund aula Of parlor’ futoltére, chvered wits hair olous (outen quay alo, eulte of green ‘enamelled urniiure, with maruln toon, two eulles chamber furniiure (gree and blue), maboeeauy, and black walnut furniture of exesilent quality, silver plated ware oll paintings, curiod bate mar china ‘ea teen wlth large sent of faast furcitere all erranged ta oxee, With a large look © rt arranged to be exam Satisfaction, "Also, nyoloe of pala 1B CANAL BOAT JOHNSON aT AUCTION “MONDAY, £4 December, at 12 o'clock, at the pler fot of Dey et eet, as she now lies gr ge bs boron ore es tight, housed in for winter une, a1 biy sull wollit Mls ‘samirabiy a1 and market truck. W. A. CARTER, auctuveer, 57 Dey street, corner Grevnwieh. W, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON SA- turday, at 104¢ y’ clock, at 18, Canc! at , tae faeniture of a family breaking up honsekeep "g, "Mg, 09. sia ing tthe usual aescriment of parior,ow, Serena kitohe ”.ureit also porterhouse taratlure, wines, Hquors acd noxare. W bye hob pete AU er Oaaal set ada 18 at 103¢ o'clock, at Canal administe f housebord turnuire of a deosas ! lady, conte tor’ nae of of #0 as, couctes, phe aged ne chairs, centre and tension tables, bandsome carpets, olicioths, large quanuty teal er Deda, Maireree:, coUkuM Bod Uber of &o., Wor- by the attention ot dealers and others, ILLIAM IRVING, AUCTION KER.—VIL RAG ss. silver ware, household furniture” &e.—WILLE a! NG & CO. wil, sell at auction o: paturday, Deo. 4 sai o'clock, ut the sales rooms, No, $ Pine bray ic @ handred Oty ancient and Twoderi oll painings, ts earetchery and panels; mariees Inndrcapens shea eaitie I» , id furni‘ure. mirror, carpet nd pier saves Taboeary and 3 rua ot, tur niture, mattresses, et crockre} rnd ina, ae iG ware, cooking stoves, ki ture, e.; Count of whoa itmay concera,, about 160 oltnces ota, ai. ver table, breakfast, teaand eascrt spoous, forks &c. NLIAM T. BOYD & CO., AUOTIONCERS.—STORE 197 Wiliam stree.—Furntture, carpeting, &e.—Un Mon day, December 3, at the auction room, at 101 o'clock, sofas, chairs, onreaus, couches und couch’ beds. corner teblos, dining and tes do, side do, extension da; 100 Partan Plichers, plaied orters,’ French and beck walnut »edstonds, Fota do. beds and ogo a'e0, tea trays, kuives aad forks; also, 10’ dem'jobus of good brandy, sogare, greea ead black tens, and other articl acer CTIONERR, WILL SELL ON Saturday, Dee 1,'ai 104, 0’clonk, NO 84 Columbia street, between Oongeeas and Warren ntrects, Hours Brookiyo, « gene: hy assortment of bouseboid furniture, carpets, beas and bed- Be ILLIAMSBURG.—AUCTION _ NOTIOE.—MONDAY. Dec. 3. at 13g o'clock, at 65 Seventh street, near Pouth Sizth, a nice assoriment of "houscho'd faralvare aposiry and ingrain caren, Frepch piste mirror, slab and foe | ite for kitehen ond tan/rtes, range stoves, ren en The Bt Se a a ea ry, aa er, aurcet, . Tit Ped street. New York. ny: FINANCIAL. $999, 000 72 To LOAN-IN som g 70 SUI AP APPLI- Foe Sarr g wd race bonghé ver tne by TAYLOR & 00. 9 Chambers wed ent door to War: ton’s theaire, Cities hows from 9A. M. ull 8. M. $600,400, tou zovioan ox, Dusomps i ce ee, roars and wobrehanta, Hed ann, room No mond for. is $45. QUO T, LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGR of fine class city propury. Kor sain, lon on inh avenue, Harlem and Ford asa. cheap. Alto a basa country residence at Irvicgton, on the a river FREDRICK A. WOODALL. 202 Fulton steest, LOAN ON DIAMOND: r $40,000 78 Jewelery taratire, dey goo, wegats wal every deseripilon of property, oF bought ont tor cash; diderent to other offices. ‘Burtness eoafdential. Houston street, between Mercer and ma scond mortgage. If mut afncto or one bor B1.000 worth of mort; eges wanted win discount. Apply 1218 SALTONS TALL, 68 John st, corner of Willintn, from jo 2 daily. $20 0004 WESTERN MERCHANT, NOLDISG . $16,000 frst mortgage on Boston city pro- perty. w rh double ne amount, h (1 dr* goods, clothing, of goods su avd will pey $4,000 cash and bal #P. Herald oftice. $5 O00 oa Et breperty. Apply to fe 08 improved ely 8H) $1 500. 0). senna toa of gond oar sod having this re a again 0 ©. $600 per year, “idarea Mortimer, vox watches, ganhe pia gaptican oem tet M.A few wnfunbie Off patbungs ta be wold a haryain: ‘Aman to gaan rateavity Phorenry. fies Ww TUWNSES DB wae Tite ASH LIBERALLY ADVANC*D ba og Planctorins, wretches Jewry Auply ae GoM peta deters swans ra BEST PRDERSTARD. between Co! Ws and Ne id ot Mecars, WALEER'S 71 Pumecect, "oO NE OBLEAN? COUPUNB. —ciTiaese BANK OF LOC. Sew Orivans, Sov. -Notice—Holders @ Ge on Bond: . Ne aon Oly Be ier. ve tod by tne PN nae iidated ony iow ii frceatie wat ar int os a, felt in New York Bn tri paid on dematd on and after’ b~ Aster Navigation pee L-¥, Wall sireet.—Now York Now ke 7