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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
COMMERCIAL AND .MONEY MATTERS.
Kniet? at the *tor.k Exchange_Nov. 14
?.VJOU S 6?,'68.117)1150 Fanners' Trust...wo 5?
1,000 Peuna 5?.'Xs'lM d<.?60 nn
2.HC0 City 6?, 'W.102 K-0 do.- 1 ' ;
l.OtO rlo, *70. -10.5 100 do.W0 SI
11,006 Reading P.dc *7!'.. 781 2(0 do.' ?
1,000Erie7?.'40,.1014.100 do..*>????> ???,,
! HOTrf.- ! tfKi? rrf3SO?M do..!'...'.*.'.'.'.'?? M
'?'CBas..M,.n SB* ????.2,j
Ml Bowery Fire C<
4S Bowery Hank.
210 Canton (.o.
300 IL:
Of*
a
1
77'
100 do...... ??????"'ifiw '".K,"''H ?,
150Porta Dry Dock. 7tlV" 'i".ui'iti^
V) do.M." 7|| 50 <!(..bldf,4
2fO do.bio 731 SO do.b >o 62$
W) do. 7J[S(m ,|0.sCO 62
Id NYork fa SHavcn.. .114 100 d< .?90 62
50 Fanners'TruM. SI av do.
l?i r!o. Sol 30 Lonj; IhIiuiiI I!
II?
SCO do.'.'."'.'.'.'.'.'.'b30 50* 50Hnd RIvRr'!!!"!.* 74
100 do.b30 50|l 20 do.^i\
SECOND BOARD.
$.3 wrf, t; s i>,coup..114 i SO Canton Co. '?>
15,<i(:0 Krto I tic Bds..b69 83} 100 do.h?i Vii
',,000 do. 93 20 Kri? RR. 7?
10,000 do.93 50 rio.I>30 7B
LOOOIfarleni RR..6mos 62* 160 do.77J
50 Reading RR. 70l 50 do..........b60 TO
I0O do.liVt 70* 60 Sork Wor RR.68
Mi do. 70 100 Farm Trust.160 61
100 do.b60 71 100 do.f)
50 Porrsmoiifli I? Dock. 711100
22i':n?< do.b?ii?oj
TnuasoAY, Nov. 14-P.M.
In Stocks the market has been heavy to day,
and after the Second Board there was a very
heavy market in the street among the Fancies.
The sales, however, were light. Reading, Har?
lem, and Brie were among the most active Stocks.
Harlem and Farmers' were heavy at a consider?
able decline. At the ?cond Board there was a
sale of 1,000 Harlem at C-J, 6 mos. Governments
were quiet and firm. The decline of the day, as
compared with yesterday, has been on Farmers'
Loan, i\; Harlem,;; Brie,}; Long Island, { ;
Canton, If ; Morris, J; Erie Income Bonds, $;
Norwich, {; Reading and Portsmouth closed at
yesterday's prices. For .Madison and Indianapo?
lis 102 was bid. The second week in November
shows a continuance of tho large business doing
on this road. The traffic is as follows:
ISMi.$6,900
11-49.. 5,350
Increase, 30 y ct.$1,685
In Exchanges the market is lower, and tho de?
mand is very moderate. The leading drawers
have put the price down \ 4F rt. Lending names
?f Sterling have been sold at 10 5-10^ i? >'t, and
fair bills at !'J iv(Jl. Francs r.re heavy.
In Freights the movement is small nnd the rates
are heavy.
The Money market is witlwut change in rntes
nod the supply continues large, with a better de.
mand. First-class short paper goes at 5?6 t* ct,
and long at TS)8.
A transfer of a million of dollars has been made
from the Sub-Treasury in this City to tho Sub
Treasury nt New-Orleans. It will probably go
by the Philadelphia to-morrow.
Tho Receipts tit the ;~-.ib Treasury to-day wore
?G8,06G ; Payments, $84,790 : Balance, $4,230,787.
The dishursments were made for paying off the
frigate St. Lawrence. Tho Purser of that ship
was obliged to pay 3 43> ct premium for sufficient
silver change for his purposes.
A large sale of Erie First Mortgage Bonds was
made at auction to-day and realized nn advance
on the Stock Hoard prices. The sales reached
tllt.000, varying from lOCj to IOC-, closing at
10CJ. The Bonds carry only 14 days interest.
The sale was for account of an Ohio Railroad Co.
which came into possession of them in the course
of n negotiation for iron in England. There were
also sold at auction about $10,000 of New-York
Five Per Cent Stocks at the following rates : Pay?
able in 1850, lOOj1 ; 1855, 105J ; 1858, lOOf? 107 i
I860, 1081.
The bids for the Michigan Southern Railroad
Mortgage Bonds will be opened to-morrow Fri?
day) at 3 o'clock, P M., at the office of Winslow,
Lanier A Co., 52 Wall st, when tho sumo will be
awarded to the successful bidders.
How |ong will it be before we may step into
the cars on the banks of tho Hudson, and trave'
by continuous railroad to Galena on the Missis
?ippi? The Erie Railroad will be open to Dun?
kirk within the coming year, which will land us
<m the shore of Lake Erie. From Dunkirk to
Toledo, at the head of Lake Erie, companies are
either organized or in process of organization for
the whole route, aliottt 250 miles, nnd we are in?
formed there is good ground to expect the com?
pletion in two years from this time. From Toledo
to Chicngo, n distance of 250 miles, two com?
panies are in operation, one the Michigan South?
ern, the other the Northern Indiana. The former
company have now 75 miles of road in operation,
and in a short time will extend to llj miles.
From this point to Chicago the line is said to be
of a remarkably favorable character. According
to a report of Mr. Engineer Jervis, which we have
seen in manuscript, the balance ol this line, about
140 miles to Chicago, will not cost for land, grad?
ing and bridging, ready for the rails, over ?.1,000
per mile, and this ho considers an ample estimate.
He estimates the total capital for road (ail iron rail)
with liberal outfit of stations, cars and engines
for the '"><> miles of main line, and some 10
miles of branch road at $4,800,000, and that the
whole line may be put in complete operation
by theilose of next season. Mr. Jervis savs this
"May be regarded as taxing the credulity of men
whohaveonly known such works in the Eastern
jKirtions of the country. The nature of the coun?
try is such that very little of the usual contingeu.
ties that attends the estimates of similar works
is involved in this line, and though it appears low,
1 nm fully sntistied that it is not only sufficient)
but will be found an cnnpie estimate of the cost."
This is certainly an extraordinary line, and the
.early promise of its opening is highly gratifying
But we must take a boat on Lake Erie, from Dun?
kirk to Toledo, one year after tIiis road is openod
before the L.ako Shore road is completed. From
Chicago a road has progressed 40 miles towards
<-}aieJia, and will probably reach Galena in about
two years. VV e may, therefore, answer our ques?
tion by saying, that in about two years from
this time we may travel West from New
York, by continuous Railroad, 1,200 miles, to Ga
iena. Chicago is destined to be a great city, and
roads will diverge north to Milwaukee, and
south-westerly to the Mississippi, concentrating a
vast passenger business, which will move east
by the Michigan, Southern and Northern Indiana
Jino ; and with the large local business in freight
and passengers, must make this portion of the
tjreat Western line, from New-York, a veryproftt
able investment of capital. Every opening to the
vast am! rapidly growing West should be encour?
aged by New-York, so far at least as we may ob
taiu a good voucher for it. as a good investment of
capital, which this appears to have.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company notify
Stockholders that the ninth installment of $? ??'
?hare of the Second Subscription, and the third
installment of $5 share of the Subscription cf
50 will be due and payable cn the 2d Tec.
ceiprs of Canal T<
Canals darin* iU? i-.rv
Same period iu 124J..
1841? April!
1842? Ajprfl!
1843? May
1844? April
1845? April
1846?April
1847? May 1
1849
The Ci'.v Council ol Louisville has autnonsea
the vote of the people on the question of sub?
scribing ?."-00,000 on the Railroad to Nashville,
8300,000 to Jcifersonville and Columbia Railroad,
$100,000 to the Lexington and Mnysville Rail?
road. It has also appropriated S100,000 for the
completion of the Frankfort Railroad.
At Hosten the flanks discount liberally, and the
tendency is stiil favorable to improvement. Busi?
ness notes are scarce at the nominal quotations of
7, 8 and 9 f ct. Loans on call, with good collat?
erals, are made at from C to 6.
Charters for Five Millions of Rank Capital will
be asked for at the next meeting of the Pennsyl?
vania Legislature.
At Philadelphia the Money market is amply
supplied at 37 4? ct.
The following is a comparative statement of
the earnings of the Georgia Railroad for the month
of October, 1 ?49 and 1850. Also from April ! to
Nov. 1 in each year:
A|>rii 1 to November 1.
1850.$136,617 94 8216,252 73 $352,879 1
]?49. 99,882 89 187,795 G7 237,078 ;
Increase. 836,735 05 $28,455 06 $65,192 1
The revenue on the Ualtimore and Ohio Rai
road for October has been as follows :
Passengers. Frclgli
Main Stem.?'n,r)l2
Washington Branch. 2J.7J1
Tom!.$01,276
Making nn aggregate of $134,867
f^tern, and $28,397 10 on the Washi
?the total being 8163,264 23. The above shows
an increase over the corresponding month of last
year of $12,693 11, being 88,905 92 on the Main
Stern, and $3,787 !!' on the Washington Branch.
Thomas Swnnn, Esq. has been reflected Presi?
dent of this Company.
The amount of Subscriptions to the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, to be applied to the con?
struction of the Road from Cincinnatti to a point
intersecting the Jcifersonville and Columbus Rail?
way is $1,250,000, from the following sources:
(lily of (.'iiicinnaii.$600,000
Individuals. 400,000
Subscriptions made and expected on the election,
of h Board of Directors by Stockholders In I'ear
bom County.'. hm.oph
Rlploy County. 75,000
Jennings County. 75,000
Tola!..?l?t?.oao
This sum will be more than suflicient to obtain
the right of way. grade the road and build bridges
to the point of intersection above mentioned.
The London Circular to Bankers contains some
interesting statistics in regard to the Agricultural
Products of the country. It estimates the amount
, of land annually appropriated to the production of
; w heat nt 6,000,000 of acres. If we allow 07 bush?
els to the acre as an average crop, the annual pro
1 duction will be 20,250,000 qrs. Jt is, however, es
! timated that the crop lor Is?O will not exceed
17,000,0(10 qrs, and the question now arises where
the deficiency is to come from. It is well known
that in Germany anil Russia the crops are more
nearly exhausted than usual ; Russin has never
been able to replenish her military stores of Corn,
so anprecedentedly broken into in 1847, and the
Rye and Potato crops in Germany are decidedly
bad. In Prussia, Belgium and Holland, the crops
are very inferior to those of 1849. It: is anticipa?
ted that large supplies will be sent from s-puiu to
the Mediterranean, but nothing equal to the fall?
ing off in Germany, Belgium, Ac. In France,
more land than usual has been devoted to the
raising of wheat, the high prices which prevailed
in 1847 having greatly stimulated the agricultural
industry of the country.
France was formerly an importer of Wheat, but
no w she is an exporter, nnd it is estimated that
she will be able to furnish Hi.gland this year from
.".00,000 to 700,000 quarters of Wheat and Flour.
Thus far it will be seen that Europe will not be
able to furnish the deficiency in England, and it
is evident that considerable supplies must be
drawn from Canada and the United States. At
the rates now current at Liverpool, no larger sup
plies can be expected from this country. The
Flour and Grain now going forward is quite small
and the most of it sent out on ship's account. The
: stores of foreign Grain now available for the Eng
lish market lire much less in the aggregate than
; they were at the same date in It 19, hut so long as
the market there continues in its present de
: pressed stnte, and so long as the British farmers
and holders of foreign Wheat continue to force
1 their gram upon the market at present low rates,
, no very heavy shipments will be made from this
country.
illnrUcts?Carci'ullv Rliorted for The Tribune.
??hvs i,.fi?,. g ii 1 TnURSOAY, Nov. 14.
AMIth- Are firm, femad sales Pearls at5 81, and Puts
\ at t> 12*.
COTTON?Is dull and easier. The -alts are son ?r am
bales enlv, Middling Cpland? sold m He *? It,
FLOUR AND MEAL?In Flour the market is sdll firm
or, with less pressing on tin- market and the Inouirv is
good. There are some low sales at our extreme Quotations
The transactions reach 10,000 bbls, at 4 62*@4 69 for com?
mon strsii State, i 62J?4 75 for mixed and strait, Michigan
and Indiana,and 4 94?$5 tor pure Genesee. There S a
air shipping demand. At the cose the market was dull -
In l anadiau the market is quiet, with sales fiw or 700 bbls
at 4 ti-ty In Southern descriptions the sa'es ure to ?m'nii
extent ; -ale.- S00 bbls at$5?5 124 for common and strait
brands. The supply is small. Meal is unchanged and dull
Rye Flour Is again better, and 100 bbls sold a'^j ? "
GRAIN?In W heat the demand la good and'State la
retherbeuer; Western is dull and heavy. The sales are
U.tw bush t anadian. on private terms; 2,000 do good white
Michigan at 11 lo: i 700 d?jpod to prime Genesee at 118?
120c, and 7,000 do Ohio at lOoc, all lor m?llne exceotW
Canadian. There is some .-pvcu'utive.' r V- l \ cii^
market is without ohaime: sales Vit*'S,' aV 7<W- [,?
weevlly Southern. 7U- (or Western mixed^S2l? for.,
Northern yellow, the first of the season a id ?: 4rn?w
Whlteand yellow Maryland. Kve was r'dllier be^Vatthn
close, with sales 15.1 00 bush at sUcHtc part to arrive. Tn
tor again. Sales Nerthem at 4U li'c aid Je^wit^
4(>cents. - ' atJt>tt>
PROVISIONS?The market is again better for Pork
der a speculative impulse. The sa'es are anon tec- ,
U 50? II 75, the latter for a superior bwdOf^Iess ??ism
for Prime, and 10 75?10 B7* forthin Mess.' InBeeftheroi!
a moderate business at previous prices. Nothing doing in
prime Mess. bm;,.. sales Beef Hams at$li Lard remaiit
steady, u ill. sah s4t-n! bis. at: jc for No 2und 71, for rr' me
In s. ut Meats there Unothlng doing. Dressed tWsarefe
fair demand at 5S5$c. Buner is in (rood dwnan/ ?Fu?
17c for good und prime. Choi so is ol?64c the V'er 'or
lancv dairies, and in cikhI dem.md
WlllSKY-Is also belter, with sales200bui- -
Prison. Drudge is 29c, umal time, with -ale
the . lose higher prices were demanded
^NAYAL STORES-SpiriuTurpentine are
Ol LS?Linseed is scarcely 80*6 rm!
calls sold at f!?si.v for EniriiSh v'o.p
ly bid, and 82 asked.
" 111 DES--Sales 400 English siauehipr ?, *
LEATHER?Sells rreefy. The^emendis
the receipts. ' ' *
;>b!s
Receipts of Produce.
By (he North River Boa!*, yor U ?
Flour; 264 do Ashes; 50 do Whiskey. 656 p'hgs Beef: 5,420
do Cbeess; 2J0S do Butter; 36 balea Woo ? n lafi bnilwl.
Corn; .VW do Oats; v?' do Kve; c' B.. : v
do Wheat ? *'
I'nssenaers Stilled
Ik Uii.i*tKif C<.nedu, frtm H.K'.un far I.ir.-jv... rid //.. ij tx -
?esf?r? H Paiktr, <;' Ituatuc; Cl;?? C Ooodka?, wlfaaad I n-.
Goorg? a Latter aad daughter. Tkt? BaUi, f.u? !5 ock. 4-ri -_
Dann, of >.'??? York U f Walker,of Cha>j**l - ; J I Or -
ft Urban*; Mia Maeaulcjr, of Toronto; J IVaiawrifkt, .? , , ...
Low * Adoer, o' Ciu furtKi; a BuataAwata, wi K?^,qa G Srj*eca
asd wifc,-VanAtijro, 11 Thornton ind Ch>r?? Wi^n:., ci
i:ajl*ar, D Ctsoj^baa, ufStotitoc, Rott T?ait, u Livcrp??^
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.SOV. ;<
t' learcd.
hennas, Stnnnl, t>ni.i.aro & bimon.
Bart- Emma. (Brem) Eliiri). Miinur.."a, K Pave
lerj M?ri? Morton. Buckley; Savannah, L>? Mill 4:
Bripr. Kosautk, Alb-n, J?r?ti.:?, Thompson & Hann
Si.nbiate., Charleston. I' Harmony's Nor lews
Scb? J <t Adai.-.s, Norria, Boetoni Sabn ?. Fi-ld, New
mah, T-imtile, St Stephans, NB, Sro-tb At Bnvnton: \
ft re, Richmond; W B Jeokins. VaederBUl, Petent -ir?
Siei.ht; S C Dati?. Jones. Baltimore.
?SI ops Udy Fsuwkk.Tribbtee, New Haven; Faebio
Providence.
A:. boy.
U Co.
Brit Buundaiy, Ha-k-it, Eastport f- ?!?
Brig Delmon lark': Ginn, BanaorSds
Br.e It? t?n?on,(of Junesportj Laio-un, Philadelphia -Ids, coal
for Boston; put in in consequence ol tbe captain b?inr. sick.
Bug Amethyst. Dcrand.SnlliVAn, KI. It ds, lumber
Brie Arcturus, Henning! m Sydney 13 .N.coat
Sei. Falcon, Cole, Pbilodolpliia 3 da, coal.
Sei. S-rab Elixai?th. Smith fm SHa'on
Sdi Wit, P-nn. Denmao. Albany for Myit c, lumber.
8<!i .flriel. Small. Albany fot Boston.
Sen Lear.d?r, Nickeieon, Albany lor Providence.
Sei, Peru, I-ewi?, Alban for Boston.
Scb Silas Writhe, Johnson. HneklanJ n de. lime.
Scb E B Calewell, Turner, Philadelphia I >r NHaven
Sib Wreath. Talhr.t.M.v. bias 4 ils.iun.ber.
Srh S.ier.ee, Gladden, A'bar v lr,r I'rov.denca.
9, i. Mar. 4i Caroline, Philadelphia for 8 London.
Sib Mary AnnOneat, Holmea, Philadelpl.ia for NHavan.
Scb Warren. Ketchr
Voae a; 9 o'clock I'M on Thnrada
foietopaail schooner, name not k!
damrge, carry ing away flying-jib at
and a net or stock The E A ? was
put hack to Mill Br dge for repair r
Si h Warren. Gralton, Poilland il
Fcti T It Jone?. H. In e?. Macfaia
i.li Lamion Dean. Timer. Rock
l Nil!
Ho
SAILED?Baik (><-t
WIND? During ;!.a i
Ity Teloftrnph.
i,.r{si<ws*I-?ud*N E 10
ry. Allied S.renr.a
PORTLAND, N
Cnetiiie.
SALEM-Ar r 13
Ke nitwit
CHARLESTOI
bark Sumpter, Bo
Sid sl.ip Fairfiek
SAVANNAH, N
bmk Ben Adair.f.
litor, Albany; Iteport, and Mdnan.li,
in >bipa Europa and Corea, New-York;
imship Florida
PHILADELPHIA, Net It
Naicj Bit hop, l iiiey, Boaton;
Ve.ie, Tutbill, do; J..?rph Gu
<lo; John F Crom h, Tonil r. Pooghkee]
John Rogers. Houck, Bridge|
CVrarrti? Hripe Lew;. Bean Noye
fin, do;
indented
?Scha Mary; Smith, Albany
M Mayhow, Spencer, NVork
,-,di.;J B Dickiueon.Cori.ini
.*; Aleiands-r, Lyon, N Haven;
ti Maii Miller, Peacock, NYork.
lull, B
Eyon, MI
Tomlia, d<
i, do;
tvl,
iHO
, NYt
Urijiktinnn, Im di) for dn
Elita, Sin mons, fm Brmi
lor do.
MAI HIASPORT, lf|
port for.NYorkl Cameo,
Edinburgh (or Glouceste
Jones, H ilmes, aud Flon
Maitba, H .lines, ?. Mi
Tbnrlo,NVork; acbaShi
Poitland; mb, hng Juai
Flower, Foster. Rockpot
dn; Caroline, Parsons, do
Spauldmg, do; Henry Li
port and Brother, Brook
Ptttuson, Mm bias for Ne
, Boston; Blua Merritliew, One
Williainssurgfa, X Yj VolU, Tut
ienson,fm Pfctou
'.iver for Philadel
i'y Son. Eastman,
Dl 11 M Johnson,
i Baogor; Florida,
?ree. itn Gardner;
1?/im'?<i-Sctia Empire, Harvey, East
Moore, Boaton; 1> B Heeler. Libbay.New
SM brs Watron, Alley, NVork; achaT K
,Ka'...n.du; Domworth,Thompson, Boston;
?right, McBeem. Boston; Fraepoitjoa -,
de Cartfaaeena, Hnoner, Boston; ach? May
; Mary, Robinson. Boaton; Sarah. Munaon,
Wm-Pope Foater.do; Hannah & Abigail,
irenj Notion do; Fame, Thompson, Free
tie; H B Foster, Keilar, Bosld),; O'Brien,
Disasters, etc.
Iloptoti frooi Jackaoaril
has ing ballast put.
and i .ain yard pehi
her n replaced by the c
crew cut onboard flie
proceeded.
Hiawica, OcLSS.
and from Bremen, lb
Gui.lieft Saldi?, ni^l.'l
me t he Gunfleel Light
\sere ipeedily cut aw;
ol the|re!sel, but al
tl.ere was found sll t'e
number ol ropes pa.
grasped, m urdei to
o'clock i.evt niormni
which immed.attK toi
eavy| aa
?e ol not
? foretop
York, .r. pro
ey LightShip,
tpairs, hsriog
(uenceolibe CapLtin miitak
oreland Light,. The maata
;ers. who lubaequentl:
i.ieks,
pro
J.Oil tu
Holt, and is to be commanded by CaptSa;
At Calais, Me. 5th hist a very superior
caned tbe Reciprocity, owned bv Mes-r*
Stephens.
Bark Fattny, oi 700 tuna, wa, afaic Uui
i ?t- She was bu.It to tAe out -J * ?-e
lt Or.enport,rerer.tly, ? ?. w slwp of about 1?) irta-, called the
a.t.*K?- ? 'f^^'-'-y^'li-r pi.ee in Knot's Line of
C,l\ WerT r?V'd,!,ce Md New y{jrl-"d ;? ^ M commanded
To .Mariners.
natiiatori but und t . , .r' *?>"? lhw notico. so '-hat
i in reu,-..-, e to Buoy s, tc. ' "* caiIi?" ?? ,!l?de. wn?
That herealter all Buoys along ?is coast or -n >av? harbora
nds, or channels. ,ball tia colored and uuinherad si *'ial pas-'ui
Z'"1 ?."?U??\C' "Dt?r,,n? ??? b?y. harbor! or channel, red
. 'p?"r.'. f "fl?" tbaJ be passed on the starboard hasJ.
T,h. , - ??nbeti on the port hand, ard Buoys with
,!? l.i .'r" '"; ' t"'r b?r.4. B joys in chanue wits tc be
Spoken. Arc.
A jg U, lai 3i N, loa ii W, ship Wash n -to- ir ? o katdana
bs Bwtoa (Jojy ^ fur C?:,eTuvTa C?? . iV .'.. '?'
wincs^nod . alms su..e JeaviLj; Boston. ' "
Qctl&Mbt * i1 l^"1'' G!*-!.voa. fm London for Cariforala.
0.11 La '.' " Cj"'!0!1.fln NOrleans lor Liverpool
B. steii.' t'< R Fattersoa, (com /ante lor
, ... *n .C ah.p S: Den.?, *ro Havre ,'or NYork.
\V'hnlern.
M deVtead i| c S?*ia' SB- M, T??os,
?-re Kobbin. etIn il. G?^a a?"^i- -?-'aesan, NB. .0 bbla sp,
:a !>-. 1,".' ': v '? ?'-.!'"-"*'? H* a, Brifao
Jh'rrn.ar \n 2*?&\?rv?3?' S?as ?-t c!?as; Stb, Coral,
GI..be. H?acv dnV?. .S.'i"^-. 5ijc:,rn'J "? -'^ IWsibls: nth,
i)k- ,v.M'; v,,,,t: ?*??? c h ca, Ke.FDard. dodo.
In tt ? i-a in] Anadir Jme .si, sVp Mr- ,te:inTia.Tu?f r. N3. 7 anal*
tiit* seaaoo;! toot E i, 001 bis) and im< -g ?' 4 "
Hraid ?ep!i- vv; va ? . O'-hni, IB. Sad taken
*'???? nix* fearing I'eyts,.. J Imt ? man overboard Sept." on o v
ol Pets) luni ?> Oil coaatof Ch h.
?fra.o-of 3t rth
towifi ?bhit'in?ln?i'e Fa
OlTStOeaWath but ?? p ??..
ktiU.n ..i. e La'n.g ???} '
?hall, Nvork; ?
Cronstarit; prtv i
Bo..d>. Aleiande
Sailed J?b. Dil
NOrleara.
Entere,' award a: London 261b tilt Sarah Am, DiIttnAam, San:/
Cni> Cuba; Marianne, Btinckama, ire... Mora; lath, Sotthutober
land. Lord, do.
In por".. Sarah Porington Purioet?h, for Ro.toa snoa; AmCongrsaa,
lor NVork Nor rj; Nonbumberiand, for do 12th.
Arr a' D.aIS7tb, South Carolina, Stewart, Rotterdam for NVork,
(and nld 28th >.
Arr at Portsmouth 25th, Prince Albert, Meysr, London lor NYork,
(and ?!d si-me tiay
OffDugewesS4.Gertrade, Weeks, fm NYoik for Rotterdam.
OH Plymouth 26tb, Vorktown, Brad.ah, :':n NVork for Londoo.
Sid fm Pentar.ce 27th, ad the vessel* urev.ously wind bound, up?
ward of 100 sa I for both channel'! ?-iJSW to WSW.
Arr at Bristol 2Mb. Palm-ito Bell, Cronstalt
At the Pill 28th, Einabeth, Han. o- k, from Bristol for New-York;
wind .NW
Arr at Card.? jsth.Tode? o. Winslow, London.
Sld fm Newport 2*lb, Baring Brothers, Cotter, Savannah, (before
repoited 24'Ii); 20th; Italy, Heed, NVork.
Arr at Shields ??th Gnttenbuig, Dahlman. NYork.
Cleared at Newcastle previous? tbe 2Slb.Gateah-ad. Oladaen. San
Francisco.
Sid fm Longbope, Orkney l?!mde. isth. Hyperion, Perk ns, {from
Cron-tadt) for Near York.
Cid at Stockholm"rt IS, Selisborr, Young, NYork.
SI.1 fin Flushing Ott 13. Atlantic, Laien. N York.
SI? fmBremeiha'e:, Oct Sl.Tarquin, Doughty, KOrban!) 23d, Re
form. Hattendorf, San Francisco.
3!d (m Helvnet Oct J5. South Carolina, Stewart. NVork.
Arr at Hat.e Oct 85, New-York. Thompson, NYork.
Arr at Bordesnt Oct Sr.. Virginia \nn. Turner. Charleston.
Cid at Cadu Oct -1. James Cnra.r, Corner. Cadit.
Arr at G.braltar Oct I I. Fran, ss, Pease, NY-irs, (and sld t- r Mala
ga); 1Mb, Anon, Roeke, Smyrna, (and c'd lor NVork.)
Odessa, Oct IS?An Auclrian ve-rel iaejpected from Constantino?
ple; to load lor Bo?toc, Mas?, at .?10 per tun wool, and Ha per ijr lin
seed.
Domesitie I'ortsi.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov li-Arrscfa Statesman, Cathell. NYork.
Nov 14? Arr ach Sea Flower, Duke?, PhiL
ASTORIA Oregon) Ang In?Arr brig Emma Preston, Story, (m
NYork; Sept Sd, ba-k Ann Smith, Dr-w, San Francisco! 2d, brigs
Marion, Laae, San Francisco; Triumph, Burt, do; Joseph Butler,
Ray. do.
BALTIMORE,Mor J?Arr schs Mary,MiUinken, Prov d.-nce; Vir?
ginia, Lewie, Fall River; H N Gambrilt; Bradloid. Savannah;
L'orinthinian, Plummer, Wilmington; Hunn.ih lir.int, SiniUi, New
bury port; S Appl-a,nte, Endicott, NVork. Cid balk VVenham, Henry
Gait; San Francisco; ?ehr? Abgail, Gale, Jama., a; M.ltoo, Keen-,
Nassau, NP.
boston. Not 13?Arralrpj Kentucky, Gibbs, NOrleass; Nertb
Bend; Jenhine, Savannah: batae Luciuda Maria, Rich. Malaga, Unas
J Coli":,. DaJley, Marseille?; Sea Beau, Merr.lhew, Georgetown, 3
C; Toledo,Hemenway, Hail.Baker, and Paulino, Fbnn, Philadelphia;
Clarer.ce, (Br) Armstrong,Sydney, CH; Caroline, (Br) Laotianf, do;
Chesapeake, (Br) Campbell, Wlndso; sobs Wilder, .McCnna, Fred
encksburg; Edith,Crowell. Ph ladelplna; Bolivar, Mitchell, do; R
Fogg. Coit, and Mary E Balcb, Vates, Philadelphia; Plym luth llort,
(Lew packet) Lacey, NYork; Albany Packet, Jewett, ami Niagara,
Spaulding do; Gen Taylor, Pike, NVork; Toitol.t, Ludwig, Philadel?
phia) Jasper, Howes, NYork; Arrowswick, Prahle, Albiny; Mary
Delpbina, Odes. Rundout; Miriam, Hodgkin?. Gloucester. Tele?
graph?Br br.g Richard Cohden. from Fonuneislaod, ashore on the
Spit Cid ship Squar.tum, Crocker. .Mobil?; barks Brunette, Mc
Gratb. Matanta-; Thon?. Borland, NOrleana] Merrimac, Bangs,
Philadelphia) bnga Avon, Webb, Malta and a market; J unes Cro,by,
Peodleton, Surinam; teba Brador-. Emerv. Hayti; Bridget. (Fr) For
est, Pictou) Balle, (Br) Laybold, Hahf.ii;' Brill, in-, (Br) Winchester,
Annapolis; Elim Mara, Hal, Cala-s: New York, GoodjeR, NYork;
Hamp'i-n; Jui.-, Ni w but,'WaIdoboro') ll.i'iiowe.l, Walker. II illow!
ell; ?tira, Showman Portland. Henri- Barter guea m?ter of brig
Mary Ellen, wii.tb eld I'.itli for Philadelphia. Sid steamship Canada,
(at noon;) ship Frank Johc-nc; barks AvoU; HowUnd; bug Jane
Howe?. Bat? S VV Biidge Malted and anchored ,r. Nauu.ket
Roads.
CHARLESTON, N?v 3-Arr tain Experiment Lent Baltimore;
10th, brig Active,(Sw) Keman, Gottenhurg. C!J :>:h, brig Somars,
Watson. Havana: slIi Don Nicholas, Vork, Baltimore Sld oth, brig
Souther, Mayo, Boston; rrh F A Godwin, Ca?: s'e. Philadelphia; loth,
Br ship Margaret Hawes, Liverpool) ship Martha J Wird, Trot'.
Savannah; bark Veloi ly, Ryder, Boston: briars I. Baldwin,Sheir, N
York; Sorners, Watsor., West IriJie-; sehr North Carol.ua, Seaman,
Sal.m. Mass
DORCHESTER, Nov IT?Arr at Comment al Point si h Tnrtola,
Ludwig. Phil In port scii LneBa, Lawrv.fni Baogor.disg.
EOGARTOWN. Nov 13?Arr sehr Ite i Robin, Tburston, NYork
for Deer Isle. 13tk? In port; the above aai ??.h E ergy, Maichant,
for Boiton.
FALL RIVMR.No' 11?ArrsloopEi eI,Bennett, NVork;Sylph,
Tuthil. Kondout.
GALVKSTON, Oct 29?Arr Sld. bark W M H.nr.s, Hafn. Hal
lett, Boston; 28tb, sehr C.cero, Speed, Baltimure; 29th, balk Mua
tank, Brown, NVork. Cid Mtb, ship W TfaV.e, Bolle? ?York.
GLOUCESTER, Nov 9?Arr sclirs H M Johnson, Lunt, from Lu
bee for NYork; ( harles, fm Boston for Richmond; Hhae'on, do; Ion,
brig Ella, Heiiett, fm Lubec lor NYork; tcbn John Randolph, Bi
ker, fm Ga1*Jintr foi Hudson; Sarah A un Pinckney, from Calais tor
Ph.ladelph a; Ful< rum, Morgan, fm Philadelphia lurdaeo; Uth, sebs
George, Im Calais] Baltimore, llesservy, fin Macbias lor NLondon.
HOLMES HOLE. Nov Uth, I'M ?Arr bark Lawrence,Crowell,
Boston fur Baltimore; schsJuno, Robinson, Rockland for Norwich
Sea Gull, Sleeper, do for Richmond; New England, Veaxi?, Baagor,
for New Haven, Tamoree.Ueazie, und Hartford. King,do j .; Cabata
Winslow. do for Norwich; Loella. Lewis,and Eilen Mernain, Mer.
riant; ami Juniata, Webber, do for New York; Montexutna, rucker;
Machiaa lor do; Florea, Dodge, do for do; Odd Ke low, tto.ebrook
do do; Margaret Snow, Tbomaaton for do; City Point,-, ile'iast
for Fall River; Benucbarop, Mclntyrs, Cur,l?n for Norlulk; Only
Son, Eastman, Gard ner i.,r Somerset; Echo, Br. Ho'der St John N
B, lor Providence; Hutoka. Jone., Kastport for Middletbwn, Ct; Pa
los; BaiUett, Sullivan for Newport; Angel. Long, Warehuin tl r Bos |
tor,; Grecian, Gilcbri-t, lor York River. Va
l'Sth-Arr bark Falmouth,Sherman, Providence -at Frankfort;
Cordova, Nickerson. Badgor for NVork: schraAVm P.enn, Oe
dodo; Increase, Wood; Leperelette, i,ray. and Antilles, Rh<
Ivockland for NYork; Bride, Peisiey, and Fortune, Conary, Tho
tor. for do, IHM Johnson, Lunt, Lubec (or do; BeUona. Cro
Prorincetownfeido; Rosacnah R..?e. Coombs. Bsngor for P
der.ie; Caledonia. Coombi.do lor NVork; Charlie At Willie Fol
bee, Daroariscotta for Yolk River, Va; Ad' ent, Kimbab, NV.iri
Boston, Stianger. Giabs. Boston for Philadelphia) Delaw ir<. I),
for Chesapeake Bay; Aibano, P"cbe . do ur Pbilade tibia; My
Beed, NYork forHinghami .- .leaf. Wilhams, Be-.-rly for NY
Palla-, Babbadg?,R2ekland tor Jo; Watchman, Harr- tt.dodo;
ry. Blunt. Cutler fur do; MSaunier., Hawiman, Bangor i ir High
Spltndid, Newbetin, NVork for Portland; Roauoae, Wool, do
Beste n. Sld; nearly all the above,
I3tb, wind NE?Arr last night, or sehr? from th? eastward,
boarded. SMsrhrsWm Penn. Caledonia, Watchman, Mary Si
dep., Pallas. Remained at iu A M. bark r ,! na lUi. -. br ? Ai
Beauchamp, AdsoLt. Aibano, M, -:i . Geeenleal,Spwnsiid, Rium
Schi Michigan, Shute, from Belfast fur East Greenwich, loet
fort topsail- .
JACKSONVILLE, No' "-Arr Oct I -t, r.r g Onn --o.Hiaa.ll
Volk; Nov 1 at, brig Sea Bell?. Herr.man, Jo; -1th,? nsSaota,
Par land, uu; BarteIon.a. 0,-1.-.er. do; J V Uri.t, Means, d ; ftth, II
ry A'.km, Randell, Bostct. CIJ ;d, t-r ? Ltarr.et, Kei.y, Pi York.; C
ich Lidia Ann, Voorhees. do
KEY WiST. pre' to Or: .'.l-Ai: rrg J O '. . t-r oi, !'.- ? ??; -
Elizabeth and Jonn Ko.t'eiis, and ?llsid for S: Marts.
Ia poit C3d, baaks W H Brud:e,Craryi and Rhude .oi Dhu, Fr
rrati, fm NY< ik. lor St Maria, ready for aea.
LEW ES, Del. Nov n, ii M?A bark and 111 - br gs a/est t
this rnorn'Og. The ?teamer Tigerleft the Breakwa-er at s o- j
tin mernirg for tue City, taking :n tow the brig vincenaea u
Boaton. Several brigs in i iiiu are coming down the bay, and dou
leas will proceed to sea early this afte.-nt.oa, without Coucmtoc a;
anchorage, ai the weather s clear and the wind fresh un N NtN
NANTDCK ET. Nov Ii?Art sip 1 awteceo, Ray, Piedmont v.a
Yoik. Sid srh Laurel. Gardner, NVork.
NEW BEDFORD, No'. la-Air s:,.p Arc-iC, [new, of Fairbavi
is Mattapoisett; schs Cornelia, Yi leg, NYo.-a. Henry Gibbs, C
man, NVork; ?locpa Indej, Bumpus, Albany; Kepubuc, Sowie, .
bany, . , _ .
NEWBURYPORT; Nov 12?Air schs A.-.ar.aas, Smith, R-e-apo
Hellen. Bay ley, Bangor. ? , ? . .
NEW-ORLIANS, N?v 5-Arr steam.L pa Pa :.-.stto, sxilh, M
Nawpoit, Wa'es; Rus. t.irk .Eolua Lubb'n. Bremen; 1 ?ed bara
Ski -a.it.St:?U.Go-t?nbwe bar- Clarissa. Dyer.Gibraltar; !pbrg
Sal' aders, Meiiet, Maisgs; Br bug Golden R'il-, WatbngtOB, Derne
rani-br ? Almira, Brown,Tutks ?s'and. icbr Sarah Naab,Cilchriat,
S.lt'Kea. Cleared, ships Nathan Hunan, Hinson, Anvai.rp; N.rj,,
TL-on pson,Murphy, Lrverpijol; l arks May Flower, Johnstoo.New
York) St Andrews, Couk. d?i sxmr Fad/y. ?^dtams. U ivana.^ Heiow,
rom.-Eg ut?!1V Piss.'.tn -t, 1 l- ^ y^': -teamsup Oh.o
ha- rust arrived; ?hip ?'x ksburg, B?rry, from ? rork.
NEW-HAVEN.Out i:t-Air.cur Lam.iia. B ti.ird, Braad/arioe;
Surieyer. H.ne. Aibany, lor M.Jdle-uwa; h P Burton, E.tia. Ph.-.;
Warren. Stannaid, NVork. . ._?
NEW-LONDON,Not 12?SHsclnBeiy Brown,Bucharas, for AI
NEPONSET Nov 13?In port brig Lafayette, Clifford, from St
Jo'ha, SB; ed., Mabbon, at n Len t?, from Bangot; Joy, Denay, and
Boston Packet. Daily, from Boston,, d.?g
.NORF"! K. Nov 12-Arr t-r ?> .-as -. ??: NYork; tcbn
Erlort, Giant, TLorcastca; Ca.-dun.-a, Grant, no; E^-orutieM, Ba. ' j,
FHILA HELP HI A, Ifov 13?Air oark Cornelia L Bevaa, Jeam'ags,
Boatoa; scb Aleit, Hall, do Cid ac^s ?;?'a.<. Bower., Sing Sing;
H C Mead. Smith, NYork; E-11 Hopper, Unna aa. Boston; B Hoop
er Hooper.Norfolk) N Cooveyaace,Champion.NYork.
PORTLAND. (Oregoa)?Arr Sept 3, buk T 0 Brows.-, Sln
r'fai.i'Co, ling Hanshaw. Nswe.I ?:?; 'to, Joseph Butler, Ray, do;
rth.baia Ann Smith, Drew, do; trgTr.'.mph. Bart do.
PORTLAND, >'-" ll-Arr scr.r- Daniel Webster. Cotzess, New
Y.r?; rjTOr,e,.-troctMiI!brid?ercr NVcrk. Cid K"hr Citneo, Wal
lace. Bn?:, r. .....
TROVIDENCE, Nov I.-Arr Is hi Aage..ae, L-ar.en. A bany; tJui
?ed, HaJk ck, Alt any, alps Jehu H Farter, Maaoo, Albany; RjJout,
Baiter. NIork; Riode Isla.-Hull, Maisk) Prov.j.;;ge. Brown 1
Vor?; Charle?, Rr.od-s, do; 81aca?tooo, ippieoy do. Sailed brig
Htias Freien. Pbi'anelpb aischFe.rida.Stuaiey, Yarmouth.
RICHMOND Not W?A^scar Jaa B Perry, PUhn,, Balti.more.
Sld acht Loth, ra, Eectley Cuaxu-sUiu, SC; Cutftalu, Foster, Bait
more. .
SALEM, Nov I'.?Arr sraa Cna.-eeyioay. Jnyre Chervyr.-ll; Hor-,',
Mars'. :. ka-goi; rame, Saw.er. M.ilor.Ige; Fa.r View, rarfaol,
B.th. Ncvl J-ArraehrsCey , r ? .-t. N ?..rk; Sadnra. McFarlnd
Calais; Me Jora. Hanger; i lira Asa M.iier; FrmiUim Wm 4 Lyii-t
Baldwin,ritlal '!--.- St .--.aaJd, Vsttnstav
WETMOTTH. Ncv ij?Sld brig Brookavilv, Limb 'rear, Maine
In ports'!' ."I**. Ht ?s?-: Ornutt . EJSags r.Mi E- 0--if.'m
Baifir d-ff,.
Br?ne wt
:? sr (era
B
OARl) WANTED
>r a gentleman,
six vests of ?e) |
aervsst. in a private family. Address \\. B. a. Trjhune
(iffiee. stating tenna and location._TiTJV 3t?
A
A
GENTLEMAN can be accommodated
with a GOOD ROOM and BATH adjoining, with or
n ithont partial HOARD, in the house of a re-pec; ible Pri?
vate Family residing at the east side of Broadway and con
v.-'niei.t "to" the fth-st stages. Address C. W. J.. Union
Park Post Office. nl53t*
\FEW GENTLEMEN can I"' accom
-modated with BOARD and cotnt'ortable ROOMS, at
21 Mercet-at,_nl? If
SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes to
Lbe provided with PARTIAL HOARD for the Winter,
in a Catholic private family, or one where there are very
few hoarders, either in New.York or Brooklyn. Address
Cox 1.570, P. O._1115 It'
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or
1 "S-two single persons can he accommodated with pleas,
ant ROOMS and BOARD, in a genteel house in Brook j n,
not three minutes walk from Fulton Ferry. Apply at No t>
Willow-st. Brooklyn. nlS it*
17ETANTE D?By a si wit I ei Hin i. two ETi7
? ? nished and commimlcanng ROOMS with BREAK?
FAST, in a private family, up town, above Hoastoti-si.
west of Broadw ay preferred. Address J. F. Box 'M Post
Otli. e. _n l j lt?
EOOM TCTlET?T.) ?ne. or two gen
tlemen, as Lodging-room, with Pantry and Bath-room
adjoining, in a Private Family, near Broad way. Inquire at
B.iJ Franklin-su nl5 2l*
"OARDI^iT^A
country, having plenty of room, would take two ladies
I or a small family to BOARD (or the Wiuter. or for a longer
or shorter period, na required. The situa?on is very pleas?
ant, near good schools, and three churches of as many dif?
ferent denominaiions. Easy of access hy railroad or steam?
boat. Horse and carriage lor riding, either on horsetisck.
or otherw ise, w hen wished. Address A. A. W. Chatham
square Post Office. nH lit '
Boarding;?One <>r two single gen?
tlemen, or gentlemen with their wives, can be accom?
modated w-ith full or partial BOARD in the modern built
4-Story house. 4 Pi Broome-st. first house west of Broadway.
nH 3t* _
110 LET, with BOARD?Two ROOMS
over the Parlors, as Parlor and Bedroom, or Bedrooms,
to gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen, at 'Uu
Broadway, a short distance above Union-park. nl t 3t*
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS with Bath
attached. TO LF.T unfurnished with BOARD, (to a
gentleman and lady, with no children preferred,) In a small
family of gentleman and wile. Apply at 319 Fourth-av.
nH St*_
A FEW YOUNG MEN can be accom
JLjLntodsted With pleasant Rooms and Hoard at US West
Fourteenth-St. corner of Nlnth-av, Terms moderate.
n!3 lw?_
BOARD IN BROOKLYN, ON THE
HEIGHTS, In a Private Family, near Fulton Ferry.
Apply at 98 Pine-St. _ nlllw*
"?NTKD.?BOARD and a ROOM in
a private family; distance not more than fifteen min
waBs from city flail, by a Gentleman and lady. Ref
meed.a Adress A. K. Tribune Office, nld 3t*
YY
n
OAR I).?Two or three small families,
'and a few single gentlemen can be accommodated
with BOARD and PLEASANT APARTMENTS, in a
very desirable location, within one block of the Knicker?
bocker line of stages, and convenient to the lludsoti-sl, and
Slxth-av. lines. The house is furnished with the modem
Improvements, and no pains will be spared to render it a
comfortable and agreeable home. Tho most satisfactory
references frlven. For further particulars inquire of Mrs.
McGLELLAN, 118 Kourtli-et. ostw*
BOARD WANTED.?A Student de
sires a Home during a course of study, for
which tuition in one of the best'instlttiUous for young ladies
will bo given during tho same period, or tuition to one or
nioro lads in one of tho best private schools In New-York.
Instruction in Vocal oilInstrumental Music on the sama
terms. Satisfactory reference given and required. Ad?
dress, through die U.S. Post-Office, U.V. G. care of C HAS.
W. POLMAN. *'*':'.> Broadway, N. Y. old Im'
OARD in WILLIAMSBURGH.?A
gentleman and Iiis w ife. and one or two single gentle?
men, can be accommodated With pleasant rooms in a PRI?
VATE FAMILY, at 5? First-sL one minute s walk from the
Peck-slip Ferry. Boats run every five minutes daring tin)
day. Location very desirable?house facing the water,
commanding a line* view of Brooklyn, New-York, East
River, IcC. O'il lm*
B
SALES BY AUCTION.
A. M. MERWIN. Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, BROTHER & CO. 204
BROADWAY.?Cash advances made upon all con
signments.
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
At in o'clock A. M.and following days.
The Catalogue comprises a general assortment of Books,
Stationery and Blank Hooks. Mr Bonn's second invoice
will be sold in regular order and in connection with it ids
additional Invoice In the M Catalogue. Some of the cost?
liest and most magnificent books of his consignment re?
main yet tobe sold?among which are Humphrey's Ilium
inated Book' of the .Middle Ages: SO Goldsmith's Works,
Waverly edition; 11 Beauties of the Opera; 10 highly fin.
Ished Portraits: Bingham's Antiquities of the Christian
Church; 2 vols. 8vo; Book of Raphael's Cartoons; 200 En?
gravings ; Bourne's Drawings ol the London ami Birming?
ham Railway Budges: Atorvla Regia; BuIwePs Lioba;
86 Engravings; 9 Conova's Works, 3 vols. l55Plalos; Ji
Collier's North American Indians; Catingham's Plans, lie.
of Westminster; Atlas, folio 72 plates; 8 Cuvier's Animal
Kingdom; 16 United States, 800 plates ; Dallawny'a Her?
aldry, 4to. colored plates; 11 Dlbden'a Songs, plates; Don's
Gardner's Tullin Works, 3 vols ; Gallery or the Early Her?
man Masters. 2 vols i Elephant folio (Jems of Art; 3<i En?
gravings,'after the most celebrated Painters; II Hamilton '
did consignment, am! .Messrs. Orr it Co.'s embracing the |
Penny Cyclopedia, 16 vols; Pictorial History of Eng,and,
8 vols. imperial 8vo; Pictorial Bibles, imperial ?vo, 4 vuis.
in quantities ; and the balam-e of Mr. Bem.ev's comn/rim-nt
W'ill sell attthe Ijmture^o fura
near Bank-su consisting in part of two splendid sofa lo-t
Bteadsin use but 3 months, one superior sola, made by
Phyfe; murble top tables, mahogany dining do, bureau*,
bedsteads, hair mattresses, paliaases, ingrain carpets, ma?
hogany and maple chairs, ball and solar lump-', stoves,
shades clocks. looning-glas-es, mahogany rockers, a num?
ber of fine paintings und engravings, crockery. ghtss ware,
4.C. all of w hich will positively be -old without reserve,
train or shine.) nl5 It*
Firstbbsale oTF'toysT fancy
GOODS, itc- BENJAMIN MOON EY will sell at
Auction THIS DAY,at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room, 11
Plalt-sL 20 cases of Toys, assorted, par: In original cases,
Glass Toys, Pur.-e?, Steel Chains. Also, a large quantity
of loose Toys, &c. Fancy Soaps, Buttons. Tea Trays, Tea
and Tabie Spoons, Fancy Glass Boxes, Crochet Needles,
Suspenders,ice. Also, .jewelry, Watches. n 1.5 11?
F. CoLTONi Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES, efce.
by order of the AsiigT.ee.?F. COLTON w ill sell on
SATURDAY, Nov. 16, at ICi o'clock, at229 Bleeckerst.
near Carmine, the entire contents of the store, consi-tiiig of
every article usually found in a retail store. Also, all the
Wines, Brandies ami Liquors, of every description. Also,
ail the Counters. O a-s Ca.-es. Aw.tig and Fixtures of
store, iic. More full particulars tomorrow. mill*
J. MeiiPHV, Auctioneer.
By JACOB BOGART.?Store L5
Sprnce-st,?Mortgage Sale Distillery.-THIS DAY.
at l'l o'clock, at (45 Water-sL the contents of a Distillery,
1 Stili. ! Still Worm. 6 Leach Tubs, 1 Receiver and Fix?
tures belonging to Sv.,1 a.'.d Receiver.
nl?lt* WILLIAM V. BROWN,Mortgagee
M. B. Butler, Auctioneer.
Administrator's sale on mon
DAY, Uith Nov. at 12 o'clock,upon the respective pro?
mises, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTY:
3E9 Hudson-st.front house of brick, 3 atones and base?
ment, and rear 3} story frame home, lease from Trinity
Church, 16 years unoxpired. Ground rent ?175,?reals for
about ?1.000.
10 Clsrkson-St 3 story and basement, brick house with
Carpenter shop on rear. Trinity Church lease 17 years un?
expired. with renewals. Ground rent ?175,?rents for
By order of JOHN B. HASKIN, Administrator ofWm,
Canham, deceased, 79 Nassau-st. ooeodla
Jonathan d. holbrook, Auc?
tioneer AND commission MERCHANT, 73
Broadway, New-York.
rySales of Real Estate, Household Furniture, and Out
Door Sales generaliy. Money to Loan on Bond and Mort?
gage.
J D. HOLBROOK, will sell by cataioge THIS DAY,at
73 Broadway, a large assortment of Fancy Aruciea. Sale
commences st K-J o'clock. n!2 IW
ROOFING:?Goodwin's Patent ce
MENT SHEATHING is die oi.lv permanent covering
for making tin, or shinglo rooti right, dene fur 3J cents per
foot. New root's of rough pla-ik covered for cents, and
warrrar.ted. C?tfce2K3Sprir.g-?L ceu/H'idson. ol4 3meod'a
Fl X V M l A L.
V j. ?\n 'V/ MORTGAGE on prupwtv hi....
indpally WOOD LA HD of aboat 51 J-nv,;.^^
een Dolo'? Kerry .-t::<i Dearman'*, and ?Jjoiiar LhT
Race, an avenue being run the ?'hole iengiis ul*,;'.'.3*?
d ahm tore hour"- ride bj the North Rive, i?;^_i'*,$
.: Lo Mid In oo? I i .???or in Building Lwt ui two at?,
ere arf tome ex entire views of the R,.-, ? t_S5
? w '?;?" sises ???...''[, J'.
land inquire of
?IBERGER, cor. of f
and Han
M
ichigan southern r?Tu
lOAD COMPANY.?8400,000 SEVEN pp..
CENT. MORTGAGE LOAN -Sealed propose ?*
hundred thousand ??. rs of the first and otOv Mongol
Bonds of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
seres per cent Interest, will be received uu) '??da. A
November next.
Tties? bonds are Issued under the provisions el a ?peeks
act of the Legis]a! tre : Michigan, authorizing tbeCotapsn,
tocSspcwofor sell tu- r obltj; itn-tts. either tsrkUnafsrS
out that State, at such rstes or prices as mar beagreedas?
i and If sold below par. to be as binding as if sold at par.
They are sevnred by a mortgage executed to Shepherd
b>napp, Esq. ol the f;r> of New-York, In trust .V r a? bocd.
holders. j ?
This mortgage corns the entire Rne of the CompV.
Road in Mwfcigw. whether already built or nereatoVU
, constructed, and It provides that bonds to an ame.mi so, ?
feeding one mimen ol dollars in all. mav be twsed; of??
I Miount not more llmr. w?i.wx< can V ><,,ol ..m.i s?srS
Rosu shad nave been completed to Swrg.V Prairie IS.
lance ot 117 miles from take Erie, to wh;. a pot', t w-jl Z
completed by the first of January next
The security offered for the bonds la therefor* a mortrs?
lien, and substantially the only lieu, upon a road wjJS
when complete to the s'.s'.e line of Indian*. ??:; s.ht?u^
|y 140 miles of main line, beside a branch oflOmUes sad
w hich w,11 have cost, including the orignal ottila* b? (ha
State, and the relaying the preseat track, about Wa/ff
of which 81,500,000 will be represented by stock.
The portion of the rohd already in operation, abosnj
miles, yields an income ample to protect ihe entire >r:t
proposed to be created, and the length of completed lija
and consequent increase of revenue, la daily Increasing, ig
fording a security which w HI place the payment of the
beyond all contingencies.
For August, 1850, the earnings were $16.417 27. fo?
September $20.4cO These receipts were derived frers (as
road in its present unfinished condition. Fifty miles ct*
compleled road will be added to it within three rnontAa.
and will be extended to the St Joseph's River, at the Icdj.
ana State line, early next Spring, thus doubling (feetagft
oi'ihe main line now in operation.
This road is a part ol a continuous line of Railroads frost
the City of New-York tu the Mississippi River, by way o|
the Erie Railroad and the Lake Shore, Road, and Is antra,
portant link in the chain.
Nearly the whole of this great Mne from New-York to ifcj
Mississippi River is either completed or in inecaumotw*
?traction.
As Uie means for die cot.structlon of the road tea.lv for ???
Iron are provided for by stock subscribed and being paMbt,
by regular Inatallmenu, and die proceeds of the boalsw
mainly required for the purchase of Iron heaw H rail inj
equipments, il Is believed thai no railroad bonds before the
public offer greater inducement for safe Investment thaa
those of this Company.
The mortgage empowers the Trustee*, In case of failure,
to pay the principal or Interest of the bonds, to lake posses,
aton of the road and receive its earnings, or lo sell it, ondas
notice, and apply lho proceeds lo the oiUuguishmeut of tfca
debt.
The bot.Ja a-e Id sums of Jl.tiflO .*acli, payable at the Ms.
chanics' Bank. In the City ol New-York, Nov. I, l?60, wltn
Interest at seven per cent, per annum, payable seral-aiuwa).
ly in New-York, on the 1st Nov. ana 1st May. Interest
warrants or coupons, are attached to th* bonds.
Four hundred thousand dollars of lho bonds are cow of?
fered for sale.
Sealed proposals for any amount nol less than tl.OOOwfJ}
be received until the 15th day of November next.
Proposals limy be addressed to WINS LOW. LANDES?
CO. 52 Wallst! or to E. C. LlTCHFIILD, Treasurer, 6J
w indorsed " Proposals for Michigan Southern Ball,
road Bonds."
|300,000 (half the amount now offered} will be disposes
of absolutely and without reserve to the hlglivst bidder.
The Company reserve the right to wi?ldraw the remainder
If the offers are not satisfactory.
Ail necessary Information in relation to lho bendl, togetj.
er with maps, may be obtained bv calling on WINSL0W
LANIER It CO. or E. C. LITCllFl ELI), at either of whkj
places copies of the bonds and mortgages can he had.
Copies of the bonds and mortgages may also be seen oa
application to Shepherd Knapp. Esq. Presidentuf lha Me?
chanics' Bank, or to .lames Van Noslrand, Esq. Piestdeali?1
the Merchants' Exchange Bank.
Parties whose bids are accepted will be required to an
35 per cent, upon the amount awarded to them iiniuedlaSj
upon being notified of the acceptance of ihelr bids, andtht
remainderTn equal amounts on the 1st and 15th of Dewo.
her next \ but any party will be at liberty to nay in lull l|
once. Interest w 111 commence from the day of rsyiseot
New-York, Oct. 3, I860,
Co.MMIt rCS of TOS DlSKCTORS.
OEOROE BLISS, .JOHN STRYKER,
CHARLES BUTLER. JOHN B. JKRVIB,
019 If EDWIN C. LITCI1FIEL?.
17urm ERS' BANK OF KENTUCKY.
J- -SUBSCRIPTION to *5no_000 of the CAPlTA?
STOCK of the FARMERS' HANK. KUNTUCK Y.-Tos
undersigned having been appointed by the Board of three,
tors of the above named Hank thsir Agents in this oily to ra>
reive Subscriptions to its Capual Stock to the amount ol
$500,000, give notice that Rooks for that purpose tt?
now open at the office of WINSL0W, LANIER a CO.
52 Wal!-st. where subscriptions will be received until far
Iber notice.
Five thousand share of $100 each are authorized to bs
?old at par; 830 on each share must be paid at the lints of
subscribing 820 on ihe 15th dsy of January next, (1851),
the residue subject to call by the Board of Directors. Par
?es at the time of subscribing may, however, pay for their
?hares in f?ll, if so disposed.
This Bunk was chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky
at its last session, to supply, m part, tii.i demand for mors
capital growing out of the wholesome business vsw *|
the citizens of uie Bute, the present Banking Capital belog
altogether Insdequate, The charter is liberal in its pro
visions; has thirty years to run, with no power reservoaby
the Legislature In any ?ii-e to ulter er control it. The&p.
Ital Sit ek is 82,400.000, of which about $700,000 has
already been taken in Kentucky, the residue excepting the
8500,00? here offered, will be taken by citizens of thai
Suite and elsewhere. The Batik, with severs) of Its
Branches, Is now in operation, The Mother Bank Is lo?
cated at Frankfort, the seat of Government. The Ststa ot
Kentucky is believed to be a most favorable and secure ls>
cation for Banking Capital. The exports of the State its
; very great, consisting principally of hemp, cum, cattle,
horses, mules, hogs, bale rope bagging, Sic. Sic; to rscili.
late which large amounts of Exchange on ibi South ud
! North are offering to the Bsnks.
The high credit of tho State of Kentucky and that of bar
Banks, a re evidence of what this new Bank will be; lie
credit and standing of her Banks are equal to those of SM
oll.er State In thu Union ; their notes form an lraportanlptrt
j of the circulating n ? dl m of the Mississippi Valley psauaf
current front Pittsburgh to New-Orleans.
No Banks are better managed, their current dividends
now being from Eight to Ten per cent, per annum, wish
large accumulations of surplus or reserve funds, and Iholt
Stocks are now considerably above par In the market.
The charters of most, If not all, of the other Hanksln Ihf
Western and South-western Stales expire within ihe aexl
twelve years.
The Farmers' Rar k of Kentucky having thirty years to
run, will have a fieid of circulation of great value to iii
stockholders.
Tho management of tr.is Bank lain highly respectable
and able hands.
The Direciors think they will be able lo pay dlri4amh
equal to ar.y other Bank in the Suite.
Mr Hanns, the President of the Bank, is now In this Cnj;
he w ill be happy to give any additional iiiformauofl, ?M
may be found daily, for a short time, al the offices of theo?
dersigned.
Pamphlet copies of s ?t.iteinenl and charter of the Baal
may be h?d on application to us. New-York, UcL 24, la*.
WINSLOW, LANIER St CO. 0 WsB-A
o2i 1m WARD CO. 51 Wall st._f
OCKY BAR MINING CO. DIVI?
DEND ?The President and Secretarv having recnot
ly relumed from California, hereby notify Slocaholdeni
whose certilicotes were issued prior to tho the 4th last list
a Dividend has been declared of 100 per cent, or f&> V
share, out of the operations of the Company since the moots
of June lust, ami that the same will be paid on and alltrthS
5th day of December next, at the office of the Company, bj
the city of New -York, a! which time new certificate? WlU
be Issued on surrender of the old.?Dated, New-York,*!
Nov. 1S.W. PHILO D. M1CKLES, President
Jas. Del*van,Secretary.
P.S.?Wanted, bii airy and eligible office In or near WlJ
St. on the lot or 2d floor. Address through tbe Post 0>
lice. a9 iw*
DAGE, BACON &c a)T~13ANK?R&
X SAN FRANCISCO, California draw et ?igfc? or ?
time, in sums to suit purchasers, on
BOSTON,
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW ORLEANS, sffla
and on PAOE i BACON. Si. '."?'?. y^f'nusm
of ih<- prominent points In the States. Collections ?HCT??
to and proceeds remitted promptly. Will also auetw ta
sales of Produce and Merchandize for parties reswlflj
abroad. PAGE, BACON it CO. San Francisco.
PAGE It BACON, St. Louis, Mo.
Refer to Messrs. Drew, Robinson It Co. New-York.
nl2 3m- ______
BoOADWAV Bank, New-York, Nov. 2, liM
DIVIDEND.?A Semi-Annnal Dividend
of Four (4) Per Cent, on the Capital Stock ?I*J
Bank, out of Ihe profits of the current sfx months, wi-i w
paid to the Stockholders on and after the 15th Nov. BBSS*
The Transfer Book will be cioeed from ttojtW BSfflSP
15th inst Inclusive. [u4 H5th] J. L. EVERITT. Caalnst^
Bowr.av Bank, New-York, Nov. 4,18?.
ADIVIDEND of Four (4) Per Cent
on the Capital Stock of this Institution has bees de?
clared, payable on and alter MONDAY, the llth art.
The Trar.ster Books will be closed from this da*> aam a?
9th InsL Inclusive.
naagordef ?f ^ e"''n0T?$d*om^
BANKING HOUSE OF J. CARg^
THERS it CO. No. 15 Wood-?t P'^TfSSSfS t*
?Collections made on ail the PRINCIPAL C_5P__E
UNITED STATES. Reference In New-Yots, ??=
Wlnslow, Lamer 4: Co. 52 Wall-st_?'
L"bOK SHARP.?Any person who hw
|5,000 to loan, and wishes U) make a fortune W > ,
a short lime, will meet with satisfaction by cssjj ,^
SM ITH, 23<J Water-at. up euur?. I thick il woiV^( jf
tendon.
11
TEXAS DEBT.?BONDS, TREASU?
RY NOTES and "^to^tfg"
|m,fU; Long l.-iar.d Ra-ioad Bonds^anted^^^^
??^l?TILDER'S PATENT^ALAM*^
H deb safe" having P^??^
malde value over all others, has induce-J other ?"K 04
fringe on the patent right of ?;7 f/^,, , ^'u'iter rt s_?
137 and 1J9 Water-*', and A. S. UtrfiO, 1? "t^X**
the only persons audior?ed to m**"'jt., w, p'ausl ***
The genuine la njarked as above, Zffigf?fStm
mllSei Sale."! old Uesd j B 0. VVI_DiJi, rs?-?

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