The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1855, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1855. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MaRKBT. Fauwar, Dec. 14—5 P. M. ‘The tendency of pr'ces in the stock market is still ui ward. With increasing activity among operators, the improvement in curr ent value appears to be gradual but steady. At the first board to-day Missouri 6’s advanced 3 per cent ; Illinois Central Bonds, % ; Nicaragua Tran. sit, 3 ; Brio Railroad, % ; Reading Railroad, 1 ; Galena and Chicago, % ; Michigan Central, 1; Michigan South- era, X; Cleveland and Toledo, 3. In ail others previous prices were fully maintained, except Harlem, which fell of % pec cont from last sale. In some of the tancies there were large transactions, Erie has taken a pretty decided turn upward. There was quite a scarcity of cash stock to-day, notwithstanding the quantity known to be on the market. Reading is one of the best purchases on the market at present prices. It is pretty certain that there will be a ten per cent dividend in January, part ash and part stock, which makes it now equal to about 0 per cent—cheap enough,'we should thick, for a regular fifteen per cent investment. State stocks and railroad bonds have become quite active again, at better prices, Atthe second board there was a pretty general im- provement. Illinois Central bonds went up % per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 3¢; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; Cumber- and, }{; Reading Railroad, 3; Erie, 5;. Alarge portion of the transactions this afternoon were for cash. There appears to be a universal movemoat upward, and the gredval manner in which the market {a appreciating is in ita favor; but we do not see any real basis for the rise, In one or two stocks there are plenty of good strong reasons for the advance, while in all others the margin is decidedly on the opposite side of the book. The brokers are putting up priceson each other. Outsiders are out of the market entirely, and are likely to remain out. Prices are already too much inflated to tempt new par- ties, and we must therefore look for sudden fluctuations. ‘The advance may not only be arrested any moment, but we may see violent reactions at the o>ening of the board any day. The movement in Erie is not different from that in any fancy stock on the list, only {t has been on a more. extensive acaie, and has therefore attracted more atten- tion, Sellers will become plenty after a farther advance. Both holders and speculators for s fall are undoubtedly anxiously looking for points a little higher, to realize and to put out short contracts, The bears not involved with shorts have no objection to see a further inflation, and folders cannot lose if buyers are plenty. The Aspinwall steamer must be near at hand, with about one and «half million of dollars on board. The steamer of the Nicaragua line, with the same dates from San Francisco, has been in four or five days. The steam- ship Union, from this port, for Southampton aud Havre, to-morrow—Saturday—will not take outa large amount of apecie. The rie Railroud Company earned in November, $536,616 06, against $488,702 84 for the same month last year, showing an increase of $48,824 12—equal toa frac- tion over ten per cent, ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Paid on prmeeeyacennnh Received Balance do. Paid tor Assay Office... (Raid on divburaing check fhe payments to-aay Tae warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 11th inst., were au follows :— For the Treasury Department. For the Interior For the customs.,., War warrants received and entered. 51,97" War re-pay warranta received and entered 348 38 - Ow account of tbe navy... 55,208 O7 Repeyment on acoount of 000 . From miscellaneous sources, 7,000 00 ‘Tho receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- Peay, for November, were :— Washington sual for Main Stem. branch. both roads. For pasaehyors.. $53,049 86 $26,204 76 $80,244 11 For freight,.,.. 309,615 09 9,260 20-318, 875 20 Totals,.......9363,564 45 $35,554 95 $399,119 40 As compared with the receipts of the corresponding pe- riod last year, the following exhibit is made:— Main Stem. Wash. branch. Twal. November, 1666 ,$863,664 45 $35,664 96 $300,119 40 November, 1854. 316,770 86 31,101 41 -847,872 27 Increase...... $46,793 69 $4,453 64 «$51,247 13 The earnings of the Harlem Railroad Company, in the month of November, were as follows From. ra. pansenge! Freight ...... Mixcedaneoun Total .... 00000 Receipts in November, 1854 TMCrONG .. 66 eee cee eee $1,491 91 The trustees ef the Illinois and Michigan Canal have oréered » dividend to be paid on the 8th proximo, at the ofiee of the treasurer, David Leavitt, American Ex- change Bank, on the arrears of interest due on the bonds and serip of the company. The dividend will embrace the unpaid portion of the coupons of July, 1861, (that is, leas the portion paid by the State of Itinois,) and the entire coupons due in January and July, 1852. Payment ‘of interest on the registered scrip will be made in the same proportion, and at the same time. The bonds, as well as the coupons, must be exhibited at the time o payment. ‘The following table exhibits the amount of shipments of apeoie from the port of Boston for the years 1853, 1854, and eleven months of the present year:— Sructk SapMen7s ome ae 1863. 1855. $8,527 50 = $421,648 11 $298,735 00 425,000 00 78,093 09 13,701 47 21,943 50 by 455 34 1, 929); 282 26 166,007 58 488/604 00 4 184, i 2 463,430 98 694,022 53 672,630 28 = 1,168,170 54 rea a5 m 613,319 00 ’a81). 498 33 (1,783, 7684 50 246,775 14 802 co q, 624, 726 99 509,345 60 433,423 oT 1,005; 831 96 788,45 54 587,077 80 1,178; 217 95 693,709 13 940,512 72 878) lle 13 268,583 68 196; 836 29 Total ..,. $6,765,517 7 88 $7,413,437 32 $14,534,935 32 The cause of this great increase in shipments was the withdrawal of the Cunard steamers from this port. The Philadelphia Ledger says:— Navigstion on the Delaware division of the Pennsylva- nia Canal closed on the ‘th inst. for the season, in order to repair certain squeducts. Notwithatanding the stop- age by the falling of an aqueduct in the busy season, it as beea a prosperous year, as will be seen by the follow- Total for fiscal $588,515 64 r. But for the. faihog feovipts would have exceeded fet hundred thousand dolla The Doylestown Democrat sayn:—“Mr. Evans, the Supervisor, foresaw the danger of its failing, and asked an appropris- tion from the Legirlature to re-construct it, but s certain member ot the House, from Bucks county, rose floor and onjected oi Be pnt Fee Staraide a peaap aioe tan We learn that the canals and locks on the lower Fox river were completed some weeks ago, aud that on the Bth of November steamboats passed from Green Bay to Lake Winnebago. This work opens the line of steamboat eammunication between the Mississippi River and Lake Michigsn, by way of the Wisconsin and Fox rivers and Geeen Bey, and is one of the most valuable and important improvements of our time, It is completed too late for tuch business this season, but with the opening of apring the navigation of the Hne will fairly commence ‘The sonexed is a statement of monthly receipts of the Iltinois Central Ratlroad Company, on the main tine, from March 24 to October 31, and from the Galena branch, from June 11 to October ‘Blast, all inclusive, and from which the um of $20,751 59 was pald into the State ‘Treasury on the first of the present month:— $5,793 io Cctober—Fieight.. Veaneage| TUM eee ee ee en es oss discount on currency 6,010 86 tal earnings equal to coin..... -9506,051 86 some hope that the stockholders in the vari- pieces piesa of this city will, at the next va in each, take decided measures for an expose of condition and management. The writer of the fol- haa, we should think, been pretty extensively vic. $ od. hides 1” + op Rorror oF Te Le able articles respecting the ag com i Ws bt one, 1 am led to ing) Pon ome regular and faithful convene of their disbursements numbers are seat South for seed, and all the early pots- OITY TRADE BOARDIDG AND LODGING. this to Ps ais be Conan, toes wo receive trom Savannah and Charleston are of thls | gargs. re sales were small tod eee viohecone 975 -BRoAbwar— una, yet a long time bas has elapsed since an; variety. Norfolk potatoes, which come in later, are market was dull forcommon | Sew or detailed statenient o! grown from Mercer seed. There is a variety known as | and inferior , and closed in favor of purcl through the paj the “peach blow,” which are also a hardy potato. about pers. pr td erat ey Ne They come from western New York, above Roshestor. The Boston Journal 18th inst. R.—Are there that find their here from Ohio, of at $8 25; extra State was on ae Indiana, or other Western Statect ats : 68 U9 98 a3 Watched te fancy end low Mr. E.—None that [ know of. At some seasons, British canes ras at 90 78 ai 89 ae Se * rs fora America furnishes a lag but th Canadian was with sales mupply, but they are s very | Bernat 88 61 o $10; about 100 a'S00 bbls soutien were poor variety of the Western reds. Long reds sell for about $1 per barrel, and Western reda for from $1 25 to $1 50 per barrel. The long reds are a spring potato, and seem to be running out. R.—Potatoes change a good deal, do they? Mr. E.—0, yes. A variety don’t last many years, ‘The “long pink eyes,”’ which were deemed the very best potato extant six years ago, are now never seen, while oid at $9 1234 a 90 02}¢ for mixed to choice and $9754 fiat aga Ear ee ees juiry a sales, purchases pan ien ‘been made ( ‘The transactions eu! about 20,000 a Company further declined 34, the stock being offer: ed for sale ore quotations. The Chicago, Dixon and Fulton City Railroad (Galens ‘and Chicago Company) touches the Mississippi river at a point—Fulton—fifty miles nearer than any other. Great improvements are going on at that place. the Carters have been known only for the last seven | 98c. a Se. from store, delivered. Rye was in good The annered statement exhibite the quantity and value | years. Climate sooms to make a great diference, The | demand, with ealee of about 25,000 bushels at $1 i] a of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, | Western reds, which we deem a poor potato, transplanted ee freed d cdr ios marker pier, "tales fice for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, | ‘o Bermuda, becomes a splendid esculent, and is vory made at 48. a 1c. and 52c. for pre and Western. sales during the week ending and including Thi much sought after when in season, embr: 1,060 Rio at 12c., | and shower bath, all on same floor 15, 1865 + ere Oe te ie ieee ic Becda yetieg eet st and on s of clo quailty at 12, and"S6 bags are: | [peor un a parr trary iy dy, convenient to Movemgnts rw Formax Dry Goons. Mr. E.—Dealers say that about 40,000 bushels were m @ sales embraced sbout 800 1,000 bales, | “a, anda line of wages pass the door BOARDING AND LOL AND LODGDIG, st | feb YOUNG FREN yannes GENTLEMEN, a large le bedroom, with breakfast, im ‘Tien a Gas and baths reas house of the first moderate. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Terma oflice, OLIDAY PRASENTS.—J JACOBS CALIFO! ‘OLIDAY (GTS MIN LATURE PHOTOGRAP UR, =. pay fre holidays, at BRADY'S, 359 Broadway, Poe gen ia rubber would ca'l the Sutton of dnt assortm: rato ticle = yent ob brought to this port. They averaged $6 per bbl, and the | without change in prices, TWHLYTH ETRERT.BOONS WITH BOARD, OF ‘Tmounied wih rubver: ieecr cornell Fale. | sage must have taken @ quarter of million of dollars | _ Fraicums.—! et continued firm, with moderate on- fed DT oeed for, hraishad oc enuraiabed, to alogis fe pod and alver heeds. Novelty Bubber Company, No. bret out of this city. The toes could be bought in Ber- pagement y shoals 000 Busbels of sora were ongaged, ‘and their wives. Small number Pe P ta ‘9 bags, lor Liverpool, at lour wat abou 219,008 muda for from $2.60 to $8 per bbl.; the tariff is $150, | 4s.0 04, aaked, and about 1,000 balen of cotton were Da UR met er en ed 7350 | leaving a profit of $1 50 per bbl. to the traders. enged ak $-32d,, and 5-10d, was afterwards as of brane, Seiad coakn at pricda raneig frees 40/807 To Havre flour was taken at $1; grain at 25c., and cot- chins olorie ‘artist isla aren Bie os spent hats 8 tae lange business with New tem at le, and vlog at $12 ait fo Loan ware em, Fm, pd Song hee pe ee ee jersey ? no engagemen’ moment were repor' ‘0 xe eda Mr. E.—The trace with Monmouth county alone is Ree, rates ranged from 30c, a 40c. per foot measure- § one ot Seat oes our. THR UNDERSIGNED 107580 | Teslly immense. There are ferty sloopsand seven stoam- | “'ynyrr—About 500 boxes bunch raisins wero sold at oA. Mand 2 8 ithe alee flea see 11,867 | boats constantly running to this city with potatoes, | $3 37a $3 60; 500 do. halves, at $1 66a $1 70, and about | “| hoi, 181 Broadway, room No, 3. rh apples and all kinds of garden truck. This clty pays a a espana at 900, a 923¢6., with 300 boxes inyers, at ST. MARK’ FLAOe PURNISHAD, Rs ROOMS ON THR nH ARLES MAYER, artist, 640 | creat tribute to New Jersoy. In summer we can hardly | *yi\yceies continued to be made at 80e., with Ci een er ee Sem Sa Some, TOYS, AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.—SANTA cont ” mall [Si ae ek Or ee $82,079 | get boats enough to supply the demand for them; tourteen | lots at 8c. pt ote MERE SSRN SS RY PE Cina rena Ph hg Re Also, Entered for Warehousing,” to sixteen have beon employed in the berry and peach | 10cwoon.—100 tons St. Domingo was sold at $20. wo ce foren and elt wis, CAN ACCOMMODATE | ty Chal sueet er met Manufactures of woot, 4 $17,618 | onson. I, alone, have received 52,000 baskets of peaches | goMOtssens.—-The market was quick, with sales of about } with rooms and full or pariial board. Apply at do. of cotton, 15 atlset | tins toe mare 800 pbs, New Orleans new, to arrive, at dbc., and 600. | Wachee ees Up S8202 PRESENTS.—JUST 1A3UBD FROM OUR FA0- do. ot all, 8T 35}766 2 cases, ea of flax. Da . Mr. E.—The apple trade with New Je: is also a Nava. SroREs were quiet, the demand for export bel PRIVATE FAMILY, i RESIDING, IN A MODERY ita aver, rosaly | for ae ‘a Misoedtasoous oes.” at eres? large one, though the teat, number ot barrels checked by the advance in’treights, if "6 | A. Cautious: tw a an oe sce rane ere, " Fee 0n8) propane weniven, come | *'Ypovisdns-<Pork—Themartot was without animation. | {esau and wile, atd'one or two. a stage pegmomans $e Bone = Total....cecscessesese eesececeeeee BOL "GB6,0TO | OM Western New York. They also come from West- | ‘The sales were confined to 200 a 800 bbls,, in lots, of mess rar ee ee rh etd ma SEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS INDIA Value put on the market during the week $668,529 | Chester, Rockland and Putnam counties. at $10 50 for old mess, and $19 758 $20 for new do. ——— rubber dolls, ‘and plain, of all sizes; dolls’ heads, Bake R.—What are the best apples? “ Prime was at ene Western and city prime mess were ‘PLEASANT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN | {0Y*, Ggures, Thy de:; Feus' and penell Sr ‘The trade in dry goods, as usual at this season of the " unchanged. Beef was heavy and sales limited. Ssles and wife, on, very reasonable terms; also two oF three Sore, Sad See Teas edd reae Sin Soe year, is dull, and likely to continue so until afterthe | _“t- &—The Newtown and fall pippins; the former are | of 150 a 200 bbe ane omade at $0 12-0 $10 26 tmaller ones toe single persons, ‘Apply ai 28 Greens sires at te DED TRA rubber” dopey 3 ‘Broadway, eas scarce this year, and sell for $8 50a barrel; the russets are sour just at present, but by March will be a fine ap- ple. Spitzenberg is a very fine variety, and some peo- ple think is the best. The best early variety are known for omar prime, and $1075 a $12 for country meas. Western repacked was unchar ged. Beef hams were dull at $14 a $17: green hams were at 10%c.; come bo papery easier at 84c. a 83c, Lard continued firm, with sales of 400 a 500 bbls. at 125¢c. a anys Dutior’atd ehenes ood demand. holidays, and probably until the reopening of the distant spring trade in January. The city retail and jobbing trade, however, ia animated, espesially in the fancy department, which is patronized by near country and Tnion “club and: Fink, venue; brent ad ten required, Address H. E.G. E. G., box 862, Herald the sweet bowers and the sour bowers. A great many | Were #teady and in fair to g: city purchasers for holiday purposes. Although the im- | “* oS y | “ticn was dull at 4c. a 03¢¢., with limited demand, NEAT BEDROOM, ON SEOOND FLOOR, WITH FULL portations fell off the past week, owing to the limited | *PFI#s once came from Rhode Island, but that trade has | Srrem.—cales of 1600 mate of cussa were made at Soe. | Zh. Seba weet of Bréndyaye nnn nes Se Erne Hoe umber ofarrivals from Burope, yet thove vessels which | nce ded away. ocd ete Pe aS a re SINGLE ROOM, WANDSOMELY FURNISHED, 70 in spite of westerly winds have reached port from Eng. | I’ What are Profits of this business? delphia and Baltimore, where stocks were said to be re- let, tu m private ‘house, wi the modern improve. land, have come well loaded; and the ameunt of {m- 'r, E.—That’s hard to tell—runs from five to twenty | duced. hhds, Cuba were sola for Baltimore refining, toe ‘Breakfast fad 9, it reauired. Apply at 96 4 percent. There isa great deal of speculation in pota- toes; and from the fact that‘a good many of them rot, we sometimes get “ stuck.” Here the conversation closed. RETAIL PRICE OF PRODUCE AY WASHINGTON MARKET. There is not much to notice in the market this week. Accounts published in the papers relative to a family’s having been poisoned in eating mutton, checked the sale of that variety of meat very much, and the price re- ceded. Poultry and game is somewhat lower in price at 7c. a 73<0.. A eargo of sugar which arrived to-day in a ship from Bahfa, was said to be desigued for re-ship- ment to Cork anda market. 100 hhds. Porto Rico sold on the spot, at Te, ‘Touacco —Domestic is quiet, although firm, and more doing in Spanish tobaccos, The ealer included 54 hhds. Kentucky, 7c. a 1030.5 1,040 bales Havans, 200.0 38¢.; 926 do. Cienfuegos, p.t., for export; 200 do, Yara, p. t.; 262 do, St. Doutingo, for export 70 cases seed leat, Te. » 120.; 10 do. Florida, Ide. # Be. Mumsnet. —The sales embraced about 250 bbls. prison, at 400. Woot.—There isa slightly increased inqui mestic, und sales weit to 60,000 Ibs., stile, % portations is expected to be large between this ti the end ofthe fest gu es ost tne ae ‘ warter of 1856, to meet the country demand for theensuing spring and summer trade. The present high prices’ of staple foreign goods. must stimulate their production and shipment to this country until probably a reaction prices en- sues, The trade in domestic dry goods just at this time, is too inactive, and presents too few fea- tures of novelty or interest to uire any detailed no- tice. Inthe leading articles of branch of the trade we have no change of moment to notice in prices. The sules in each line have been light, and the market quiet. Considering the lateness of ‘period. pecetineret and OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO file. Sentlemen, may be Ua eolcngen veh board and ® pleasant room, at 46 West Washington place. References exchanged. Apply on the promises. aes —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIF! a awe single gentlemen, can be accommodated wit private ly, Pleasantly situated. Apply at 55 Perey ok Ret OARD.—A PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS, (SECOND ‘oor ‘front,) with board, may be secured for the 108 Raat Fourteenth street, The house is new!y finished, and furnished with all modern improvements, &c., necessary References exchanged. for do- 45c. for were unchanged. satineta were in fair demand at steady prices. Felt | and very abundant; wild fowl are coming in in great cloth was also in. request. Gingham ra from 10c. a | quantities; canvass backs, wild turkles pigeons, par- ea meiee oot auperitices sll ina ene bat | BosEDs eto Peli: 7 nee ead Satstia moos seus fll pres tridges and grouse fill the market, and have lowered im | prices eurrent of the various qualities vis,-—-American, | rentlemen;, the boure replete wit all the ods and prints, Drill with m light stosk, were in gooa | Price. There has been a large aupply of partridges | “#xony fleece, per Ib., 44c Fhe epee perpen Raodcr improvement “hrguen and pid 1 Tenth street, demand, tnd all kinds were frm. Ghotse pa ftarns of | arrived from Maine, and pigeons from Ohio. There bas oy, extrn Palicd, S60 a OBS operas | tear Broadway. oe ben manele Ce ees oo lemand, and prices well t be ich change in fish, h and bass have be- ed, 8c, a 86¢,; No. 1, pulled, 280. a 31 stan tet Meee eee eee not been much change perel 8 have be- | pulled, Svc. a jo, 1, pul 0.5 OARD AND ROOMS IN UNION SQUARE —¥ AMILING suntalned fr the season, at 18e. a 18e, ‘Aieksand stripes | Coe carce, while coddah i plentiful. Bear ment ean | fine wuwached, 1éc. a 226.1 ceminon, unwashed, 110. a B or ng geaiemen wanting permanent toard ean dnd alnaraixo, vawash- A SINGLE Rt tien Sonel 13 Na gl Cai vIwDING arlor and bed: in SERUL AND Cpy Dost PRESENTS FOR THB bolidays—snch as vases, girandoles, fluid and ol lamps of every kind, fine china tan eta 8 and id upwards; dower vases, Britannia and plated castors, one rich plated tea set, very ebeap; also ching and glass ware, in variety; cam- ol! and fit beamy ay". ert ie ‘corner Bowery and Walker street. MUSICAL. ASIGNORA ELIZA VALRNTINI, PRIMA DONNA, PI Of ringing, bas, returned to Now York afer & ‘Be. She teaches at the residences of'he ladies, and can'be noe i the Mansion House, 91 Chamibers street, evary day, from ISIC.— A LADY, PO! r ESSING A FINE desirous of obtain tholl: or Protes y for terms at 87 FURNISH/D FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, &e.— WAGNE. lata of Crosby street, Soe wshionable muse, with any num! plist oe janist, Orders by nels promptly aleaded Ne. y piace, Laurens street, four blocks cn Bleecker and Amity streets, USIC FOR PARTIES.—HARP, VIOLIN AND CLA- rionet, will be furnished. Ap) ny.at No, 2 Hagover Street, in the hair dressing rooms of F: C, Mehrer, Bde allt ta REAUTIFUL i Mn OCTAVE Bory made of est material , fine tona and finish, ‘n the most Masapert wil, Sesath iow ona weston: ted, DAVID SMITH, 16 Sixth avenue. REMIUM PIANOS.—SCHUTZE & LUDOLFF, NO. 42t ‘Broadway, up stairs, solicit attention to thelr assort- iment of premium Pangfric, hich mich are warranted in ev foepect; and, a1 an evidence reoet of “so ‘fle Souuln, Paul Suton and August Hee, the recent remarkable dissoveries in the wrestmment of aiseaces of the eye and ear, and oblained several new tneira ments of inealculable value in 4,2 speciality; this, comblued with twenwy wale Practice fae See sme to treat the eflections of those (doheate orion IMOSt BUCCONE, a to restore sight and hearing ia many cases deemed ZArificlal ey es insertea that'will move and look iike the tatared eye, JAMES W, ROWRLL, M. D., oculie, dc., opponite th the St Rloholaa, HE KYR AND RAR.—DRS. BIRGE & LOWNSBKRY the ranuice in DENTISTRY. four wre recently wvited to call. MISCELLANEOUS. peace FOR ONE DOLLAR.—ARY PERSON MAY ie five Teoipta:- i wor d; to ‘The Dost indelible ink; 9. Gold and allver ink; 10. sotlen nidaa, marble, te. All of which will ba sent for one dollar. Address box 889'Post office, Newport, B. I. IENCED BUSINESS MAN, TRAVELLING ‘agent for a Paris house, would like to take some more ar- ficles, saleable to jewellers, for bis next trip Has an excel- lent custom all over the country, aud ovuld do much a light Jovelry, plated and fine ‘cutlery, Address A. %Z., box 138 Herald office, stating where an interview may be ve had: RIDGEW ATER, PAINT. Say BEST ARTICLE KNOWN tor roofs of houses, deck: Vprenseen Shyer eS pod inde mek emecnly y, being a ertct proven a0 ‘Or #al Bo'com ‘* o 90 Wator streets ine depot YSPEPSIA CURED MAY GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ot Siesta Nt a0 event cont tony mre D ive functions, ‘action of Eee vaopemnee enent iselven, can be immodiately Pellevor | by by aking, NARS ee in the most Ste ‘rive to so. a generally. RENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, CARCELS AND MO- derat candelabras, ¢! ae bronze tora, can grou small bronzes china vases, biscul isn ware. large assortment of rich, chiselied French an fixtures, now patierns, just received. D. HARDONV ILE, 445 way. FRWICK’S PATTERNS, OF ALL STYLER, for boys from i Is, exch gar ment, For sale at No. Greenwich avenue. N. B.— Tailors supplied wth Tull ‘or part seta for men and boys. J. KIEDERER’S SWIR6 REMEDY pe Het. THR rere tion of rats, mice and co roots of whie ion “ean ve * prodaned by the meny certificates in his posses: snd ether public places, taken Peonraet ra 3 » Jour ar ates’ res" terma. Price 25 cents per bor, or Urders received and for sale at OHA. PeLOHMAN Ss inp more, 834 Bowery. KECHES.—30,000 LARGEST SWEDISH LEECHES, arrived, in (prime order; ale 30,000 a) wt Germas ineshes, nen, for aale slow Del oO. args is and dealei aod € ., that the leeches cor arrange! Pesach ss to enable thom to supply ardere for any y quantities at rine very lowest Prices. Me. firm, and in good request, be had for twenty cents per pound. Venison is getting | ad°ise a Vier Same ho. 9 a0e.; Yale cA fleet house, sore Fifteenth Uite ‘howne’ i = eal, Stock Exchs Exchange. cheaper. Apples are selling well, and prices are firm. Entre Ass washed, 143<c. » 163¢c.; unwashed, a cently re-furnished and fitted up in goed sty'e. : Fupay, Deo. 14, 1856. Butter is a little cheaper, and there is no noticeable dif- he — aay see gefece ree a nia washed, Bose? DOWN TOWN TWO OR THRRE GENTLE: $1,000 I Int Imp ’47 104 000 he Bete B ference in either fruits or vegeables- abel ied Depo pee s babrr pad mamodated with board and furnished 24/000 Missouri 6’s.. 87 .; Smyrna, unwashed, lic. a Ic.; washed, 2l¢. a | rooms, with re reheat eee in “Ibe ‘roon, rooms, at 172 Duane wage ae A atinisl eas ae ner 27360.; Mexican, unwashed, 12c. a de. street, near Hudson, opposite Duane park. Eh Si e es : rah et ance DR seal! os 2 50 Rib, roast, prime Sipe de Amara, salable for twa aiagie geullemen, taay be ob. 38 Bcc. > 22 | ADURROIREARNTS RENEWED EVERY Day. | Bees ci i angle fealemeny aay be. 9 steak: . a M4 Porterhouse steaks, 2015 016 FINANCIAL, Rump steaks, oa BY DS nn OARD AND ROOMS AT 32 TWELFTH STREET, COR- red Pate cad navels, corned oe 009 $1, 000.0 000 TO LOAN ON WATCHES, sewer. ner of University place. Good rooms and poard from $5 rod ete Mutton, per Ib...... loo 010 A pos, faraitare, ao. tn sums of to $10 per week. Dinner at one.o’clock. Fitth avenue ages 10 N Jersey RR.... 123 Per carcase, per I -007Ga — Siwapereaty. “iil communioations treated confidential 125 Cer, Ok Gin RR tot a ee +7 Bae ag flee open from § o'clock A. M. ntl 6 oFclock P. May 304 Firoud- OARD AT A PRIVATE HOUSE. —ONE ROOM TO ate 00 Resa cM ee” i o r, (0 one or two single gentlemen; al Piso ee it Vener tt. 1012 » 014 ane on the third floor, ina genteel ‘and quiet bowse, wi Veal, fore quarters, per Ib 010 © 012 | GOO OOO MONEY 70 LOAN ON DIAMONDS, | without bonrd. Terms reasonable, Hot, cold and shower Bind quartest =a) 57 | 0 A + ,kaches, jewelry, dry goods, segars, &c;, | baths free. Inquire at 54 Walker strect,’five doors west of Veal cutlets “ [O18 © 6.26 | Baumeds conmiential tot proeee” Be MROMEAON ET Gor, | preedwer. siness confidential and prompt, OMPSUN & CO, Yotng pig, oe . . - ase | eas toa rom Re dae hoon 108 Nassau street, corner Boar AND RESIDRNOR ae Sr, AN Reig Pork, fa, greta ib i - 010" » 918 $20. 000 72 fo INVEST, If TUR PURGHAG or which must be moderate, Amicus, Post ofllce. 10 bel Hud Cas ams, smoked, per ib. ae ee “ “ cit 5 Bk of Commerce. Bowler ts oy 8008 yey ate U0, for oate, ui a bergains Apel 3 ‘nos Boses 2h, ACORN, AMAR zHA ou AND k a ey, picked : es eae Cit Pine street, cornet of ‘srosdway, under Feary iclig oo Hocation, tart be obiatued by applying at Of pickle as eg def WANTED, THE ABOVE AMOUNT, ON a tED- FOR ALATA ENTLEMAN, ‘ . ae = 5 OARD WAN’ FOR A LADY, AND GENTLEMA’ Beef tongues, “ coe: eb Oe 3. 53.000. bond G Ferg ord on property worth four full board for lady, with meals on Sunday i Sausages “ Sees Se Cons he jeraid ote. aus Will be given. Address ps bem na beam eed oe } ecker lnjeet r Bologua sausages “ -,s0o, o_o ee dhe fa wi ie ; *S 238 | atta os mieeeronees aeremcmame | ch mee acre nena eee ea al & R 1 = 4 jewelry, ie Sor ae ae POULIRY AMP GAMn, Wooo | ctrodh peebad Goon trot roost ba AE 1 iy Bresdmay Pon ae, oe 7 De Fulton street, sesond floor, front room: 9 A- M. to 6 ee oe 20 850 | FM ‘a fow valuable oil painlings to be sold a bargain. Poskh WARTED-BY TWO YOUNG GRNTLEMEK, IX ;. ie y, on Brook! , near Fulton or e, 000 s 012 DVANCES ON RAILROAD IRON IN STORR, OR IN | Wall “treat ferres.”‘Address H., box 3,288 New York Post Ducks, tame, per pair, 100 » 200 wu ‘n Wranait (o the Weet, made by JOHN B. MURRAY, 44 | oflice. a co, per pal. Ger nes ob i em nt lb nae ea OARD WANTED.—A oe WHO Fowls, 075 = 200 ARYSVILLE CITY BONDS.—COUPONS FOR INTR- | 1(2,¢°¥e8 order and peace, wishes Guinea do,, 1075 a 100 ros SEs Soe oa, breeed is, 1860, on Maryeville Oty | Noarding house, where he} eat he be Sead ahd gies a fs ‘= ESB | MRE IUAT OS wcrrme oa | Sttretastcus straar mace qitaseme ‘ = resent month, and Wi | Noateoc aes ep ‘MARK BRUMAGEN 4 CO., bankers, Marysville, Cal. pr 0, nod pay fo io ledge a the, B soa ie the hol Pi - 2 NEY.—CASH LIBERALLY ADV. chew div he Dreforred ane CT oan [= o£ ER | Mobiimt, Wanes Jetciy"Arafum usoree | Shel tuted renrateadgay, Retro cena! eal Proce cecllngerttiseaernes i Partldges, pair. 212s 150 haricey, dv ry goa, hardware, and persooal propery of every | "eee eed ita, oe . a ben bad Black duck, “| DTS fost | Good reniven fr sarap Ning eA ng hie WS ey man cena eter ate Back ow A widow Isdy, Red bill duck, * . TS aia die MoCAFPRAY &WALTEES, scdomecrs 28 Gaerne se or other tinal fuuaily, where tere are no other boarders pre’ er FICK OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVRE Gime hs 7 jerald of 062 = 07 lrond @pmpany, No, 1 Hanover atreet—Notice tobend- | —--—- 160 a = | polaeea.— Holfers of éven per cen! bende ofthe company are OARDING—I WILL Lk TO A PARTY OF, MECHA- u 016 oni WT the Banta oC Osousesion necticut, passed at ite last May | with Loord, elem er week, wih "Se compmtapens oF 0 a 3 30 {er the outstanding bonds Sines berines seven yor on Interest and | surest ae for Denia! Reet eee 200 Cer ® Tor RR Squirrels, per pair. — & 02 | notescured by mortgage bonds authorized by the before men- | “=o “0 NIC° ON DetDrontes. seveea80O TV Bears’a meat, per Tb = oaL om bearing 0G NE per veent fates and a secured Dy om OARDING.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH PARTIAL 200 comb 0 2355 Capons, per Ib..... OSG e willbe made at ise ofice unt further wollos: By ‘iere'tars arene oa eanen, 8 sutely privaie fan aay, OM Sroer egy re |. BEMENT, Treasurer. ‘ahing to wecune a comfortable home for the winter will tod 300 Salmon trout, per el -OB -s 018 New York, Oct. 19, 365. this @ 0 ance. Apply at 34 Dominick street, between 100 nai? "Ban Ss “2D, 19% | Brook trout,” — a 050 —— aes eer Hisdson and Vi ariek. aaa aca $0 ae 4 Waitetan, Pi si Rireeeiece _ eT uP NOTICES. _ OARDING. —G00D, PL PLAIN, BOARD, | WITH PLEA: 6 ae aos SH? = | $600, ct.0mmanay wane. rian, ne | nce, iin ane noes rid aed BOARD. feats Pickerell, s -012 ede Sod ows rood andl prottabie Dusttions. ake aperaon ot Terms moderate. | jo mo¥ern impru improvements to pay for. 150 shs Ward 200 shs Portsm’th Co % ‘i © 0.12 | gcd Thien ulieatons thie iann opportunity, rarely met i lan. ite stern 98 § : S38 | Sakereaser me core MOwhs | Bosszine sure oF some, teaxunan ot 250 Gard’ A Gol ‘ a 1000 do. 4 e vz ‘ 008 : Terms reasonable. Apply at 31 ‘unto place, Kightn street, a sob rcs, egg 4 “ 10 a 018 $500. pet tesa Fenn fat do ed WITH THE ABOVE few doors West of Broadwi , SaeEnEN SHOURETINS, sng | Bluelist, " - s 0 tabliahed, now dong a chan busines 100 per week, Soicha ie ean —A PRIVATE FAMILY Sales and Quetations of Davis & Main for Week ending | ‘lounders, bie — s 006 can he thersaacdiwo donee theteenrent peat B00 pe wack would accommodate a tamily, or single gentleman, wit » Friday, Dec. 14. _ | Bull heads id — a 008 withthe above rum. nll at 113 Chambers street, first doot | @ choice of rooms, on second or third floors house is firs Michigan Southern Railroad bonds, 763 sss 704 | Porgios, “ {= 9 006 | upstairs, between 9 and 11:30 A. M. inva; and convenient to Wall street and South ferries, -ApDay and Slarietn 10¢ sng bona. Hc etian 930 + 2H | 4 aoopcmaxceis Now orrmuny To aN atne | “meee swe betmeen Coron end Amy ere _ Ka,, Hamilton ind Dayton 2 laa cent baa, S| eee ae ° lay Bune prizing young man io locate btmselt in the oyster buist- ROOKLYX UEIGHTS.—A’ SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY r ni RR, 6 per cent mtg. bonds........... 80 Do. mackerel, ‘ 0.38 ate de = —_ | wonvery desirable; only tive ralawiea’ walk trom either Wall Covingtom and Lex. 18; 24 mntg. 7 por cont bonds.. 6434 | sounds and tongues, per ib. 0 08 ae LIMITED PARTNERSHIP HAS THIS Day Bi or South ferries. | A note addressed to Board, Herald office, Ga. or eae mane ms mtg. 7 per cent bonds.... 64 Smoked shad 012 i A.@ ered Into, -nocordin to the Tevis Statutes of this } Will meet with attention, i 7 ; ie, bet J GMAT CIR oe. | ee er i 2 bo = | Sorte purpose of mactixcturing maltand bayingand selling | TJURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—A FRONT AND BACK Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. 1064 | on 016 es grainayd malt, hdwin A. Johuson is he speciat partner, room on second story to let to one or twosingle gentlemen, Norttiech ‘Bask of Kantusk: Tie | Pty codfish, 04 0 05 baa ut fifteen thousand dollars as hie share of the capital siock, | Without meals. Apply at 87 Leroy street, betweea Bedford Farmers’ Hank of Kentushy,..., 10834 SHELLFISH. Of sad partnership into be competed In he ehy oc News York, |e i a i Ohio and Mississippi Railroad |”, i be aint in bay, per 100. + 062% @ 150 tog to be dove in the namect Richard Harmnerse.” Tuer acid ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLORS, ON THE Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, 19 int . 062% & 100 partnership js to commence on the 13th day of December, 1855, and reco! ors, to let to gentlemen, in a private Mad River and Lake Frie Railroad. 1 254g | Clams—Shrewsbury, per, 100, 0% 2 100 and to terminate on the 18th day of November, 1ss0. fomily ; ihe mituaden, <4 sani and pleasant, near Washiegtos Little Miami Railroad. 91 Little Neok, cot ce New York, Deo. 1 185, ERs HONSON. square; gaa and bath in the house. Inquire at 302 Fourth Indianapolis apa Cincinn: 8634 Sa og pet vee 06 8 006 p18, 1 heghe Indiana Central Railroad ig OEP eer ob 1 oaeon, view Cer )) I8SULUTION.—THE COPARTNERSIIIP ANDSOMbLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A Fort Wayne and Souther ny soft shed, per ‘ — a 10 existing under the firm of Wyman & Tousey, is. this rivate family. A front parlor, with bedroom atiached, Dayton and Western Railroad 18 FRUITS. day diwolved. by mutual consent. ffenry 8. Tousey will con- ees « Cincinnati and Chicago Railroa rf Apples, Newtown pippins, per bbl..... 300 3 50 noe ie busineas. ‘The the concern will be seitied Columbns aud Xenia Railroad. 80 “fall piping, ; 2 8 300 | Oey Yorks Dec 15, 1865, HENRY Ss: ToUsKY. Cinein ilton and Dayte 67 i Spies ie FO 8 2 : Cwcbtiess near vemine MaRMeEeENG, ‘onion “ ‘te 2 ie ARTRER WANTED—WHO CAN INVEAT $100 TO ANDSOMELY FURNISHED poms FoR a ‘eins se ISIN ON SmI Sx Ante DON ida: all tort, half peck ., 1018 a 0% io eat yrovemeat inthe machinery. Any perwon | [cied rom tor lodging on de Tg tS : + going 400 500 | whores @ will atonce be convinced that the busi. | ‘eatlon {8 central; mei Apply at 89 Prince st. ERE—2EE FOSATO AND APPLE THATS . Eatged 020 a 9% | neswil vey 1019 150 per cent on the wholeamount invested There is a large business done in potatoes and apples Cranberries pt Be: = aio ppl to GAKDNER, 11 Canal street, third floor, or ) RSM (MVALLOTT TON BAB Nag FROM 4034 in Washington market, and the following conversation + = 20% rea ‘rand We sstne wil bet Undoulied reference will 2e doors from Washington parade ground and near Sitih aveave » | Quinces, per "00 150 a 260 aired, end je ame wi 0 che has a suite of pte au pi ‘aeom- that occurred between our reporter and Mr, William R. 7, THER % modations for gentlemen, Fadie, an extensive dealer in the lower market, contains | p44, stat, = » CHEESE, ETC. : pyc th te ho ale dnd Pa gp ineny el Pata dawecll amon -~ a number of very interesting facts as to the kinds, qual: J rie ISEn- Don ga 1 ia peer eet eae eee tee erences DRIYATR be tw mn "alleen cs Sia be necymioluied ties and nature of apples and potatoes, and where they Delaware + 000 8 028 | “tensed, and good s ariys ee | wil bale ee te Yay ha ‘bY applying at 82 Harrison seus trees, cot YTURY Hea Cheese, per TB OMS Sus | WyAnraps A cabrom Jes rhormans swow | is qaeeenied eu, oer eee Repowren—Mr. Eadie, where do the best potatoes come Pineapple, each = 8 112% | erica xigged Ts porn volhdr pustvens, oad opance fused otey from, and which variety commands the best price? + ) per Ib, — 20% cian ont wie pace of ee Saree a Mest Bert of the OMS AND BOARD—AT 135 WEST TWENTY FOURTH Mr, E.—The best variety now in the market are the fee AiVO se eeeeees : = 6 12% | 5 » x 200, Herald R street, In a private family, can be had by rearried or single $ loney, strained, per lb. OR 013 rsous. "The house is modern and pleasantly located, ving Mercers, which are worth from 134, to 108. per barrel. VEGETABLES. AxTED ad "ACHIVE AND ExPERTENCHD i fgg et eg Some very fine ones come from Monroe county, in this Potatoes, mercer, per bbl —- 220 wax ihe foreign and domestic dry ria or an import roctis will be furnished or unfurnished, Apply oa the pre State, but the great bulk of the Mercers that find their pa meng oped m8 = 175 meres Upstate, Gon aBl and Be Bowes need aj = way to the New York markets are from Monmouth per halb-peck, a) ae ee 1 SINGLE GRNILEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED 50 0 27% TARTED.—A GOOD BUSINESS MAN WISHE Real ge I te A county, New Jersey. — 208 irchase an Interest I somowholesule American house, | ences required. Ci R.—Do you consider them the very best? £180 | cewould purchase any good wholesale busianst. "Adress box EM.—A PRIVATR FAMILY DRSIRRS €O Mr. F.—They are a very hardy and good potato, and = See hie business, amount of capital requir Teiwig genus ins ee neal opts with pantry, command « very ready sale, The Carters are alsoa 6 2 008 ee ———— A (Ao good potato; but from the fact that they will not last ee = eae cae hot ta aero 6 long, and are liadle to rot, are not 10 good for dealers to ._ =— ~ - LET-A LAROK HANDSOME BEDROOM, ON speculate in. They ceme from Washington county, in eee eS frst or ui rene te, ares Three doore from (hata this State, though » great many are also brought from 2 . H oO Pmiy or pelle ‘withor without board ments. Suitable for New Jersey. * aT ———— = (eee er ah ht Tt A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED #D ROOM. R.—What about the Western reds? What part of the — 2 005 $10. —BOOKKEREPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC~ me hpertia boards in a plain private family, West do they come from? — 6 08 cetor te Ceoneeene ice men are not fally eompetant to preuia | ered Forme nolo 040d Bs week —They do not come from the West at all. Those % s Opio “flow Fork, sea | Dome: erst oft xy Mr. E.—They é- — sony pm ty Le i A bod Home, Herald office. that come to this city are from Essex and Clinton coun @ sa O18 pad —— Mf Pai § & Ferr ccenat NTF) ARD. BY A YOUNG MAN, IN AP ties and Vermont, and, indeed, all around the shores of — 8 062 elegant hanéwriting—Newport Meroury. planes oan an Wine neatly, oe there are but few bourders. [Hs Lake Champlain, The Western rede are a very hardy — 8 09% | Goawue axp Paawcd tauectious Wivene ne cation below Gi roa erect Address Dispatoh, Herald office, potato, and, as they are cheap, compose the great bulk a 33 i} a very time, on a pr method. Terma—Three WAStEDA SUITABLE ROOM. WITH HROROOM, Ix of those that are sold in the New York markets, Immense = 2 Geo | SPENT G Nadtow Promsate No Pests Nes Penis ct Vane. *aRites en esuremae™ OM% Slow Chae EW PATENT (BPRCTACLRS —rHey IMPROVE VI- sion, fs powers nd ety rough: maker, ot required: near and distant objects seen doe ote PRANKS, lecturer on ihe eye, palentoe and 9, Z Park row, opposite Astor House, “Attendance, 9 A. M., JICKPOCKETS, BEWARE. THE MOST USEFUL IN- wenticn of the Sge is a patent pocket for the cos: and vest, which ia sure tion against thieves: tbe rights ot the Southern and 2,792 Post office. Soya DFS MINES ET FONDERIES DR ZINC DBLA Viele Montagne, France ot Beigique.—The su\acrivers, gente for the sale of the bianc de zinc volt Viele goon TROMG's e 1 SMaTH, S'Broat ompany, are prepared to supp \TOVES AND HEATHRS. PREMIUM HOT alk PAR ©) lor beaters, ‘ihe best and use, Cvery variety of paslor and cooking stoves for tale, et veCy low Kine (the Hucson stove depot, 24) Hudson aireet, between ing aud Charlton streeta, PO GAS CONSUMERS —AS JACK FROST you will do well by calli ins ditter, who will giv few right for the wtoter, with the old Gas Company. SUFFERERS OF THF GOUT.—A CERTAIN CURR Of thix dreadiul disease is oifered to every sullering person who will esll at 475 Second *, third nor, Croat Poem. ‘The malady will be cured omiy by # No'pay went be fore perteot recovery. HE WONDER OF THE AGK!—DR. TOBIAS'S VENE an Lintment ts warranted te cure cholera, colic, semaiek- ‘esa, chronte rheumatism, vormii toothache and esiern States. For sale low. Address box m8 dose of spiriie reasonable \erma. N. B.—Lawe cuts, burns, ‘old sores, GuEAT Capt. Comstock, of the cured of a severe attack of chroo| by Dr. Tobiae’s celebrated Venitian Lintment. FROM THE KOMTOR OF THE ara reliefs igh val dear ait, youre, ver! — ine. Tam, ‘ uP 7 K. Laxow. SEEMATISN oF TWO TBARS CORED 19 Twenty: nr rove soe New Dear Mr: Tanne! aiow magnate n't to valuable Venetian L.iniment. ag I suffered two years [rom matiem, and bave been treated b; ‘and alo teed many pateot medicines wal vieed ne Motes yours, and, wonderful wee atively by two ra applications aes awful compl nt being cured i nan ho ms line. pleasar wit ct shove may oe! hardyegetes Taouve Wauand, Wi $f Washington IS we torte roe Free sp set ao eents. Sold by nil thee dragon, of my fridnde also use your Uaiment, "ian tb