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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL*
?0 ? BT ntHKETi
tni'dsoiT, I>e?v 8?8 P M.
Quotations for ?t .nk* to-day show a a'.igbt im?rove
Sirnt. with rery large ooerat ?o*. Niaaragua Traa*r. ?u
th* favorite to-day Th? ?al?e *um up more than five
thoeseud shares. at *u adv.nce of om and o?? end ?
quarter per oent. The ??rn?r in this famy, ?o far, work*
well. m4 prioee ma? rapi'ly run up for a Mme, bat tho*
engaged '? the movement >nu*t not caloulste upoa a very
grvat mantion. It ie 'rne 'hat It oreeent th. omount
of nlock om th? market i? not lar*e. bnt \ Igher priBtl will
bring oat lota which for eoeie time pait hare been kept
oat tftht war W* never i ad an? gonfiienoe in cornering
combination*. and h-l'eve that thl* will terminate an all
other* bava. Thoee conce'ned will load thtmHlmdJ*"
with at oak at high prioes and b* oorapelled to keep it. At
the opciua( tbla morning Erie was up. but fall off oefore
tha oloae. Florence and Karoort advanced par cent;
Parker Yein, Stoning n *<: New York Ceatral Rail
road,*; Norwich and W rcester ??; New Oaren Rail
rood, 1>?. Canton Company declined >, per oent; Morr.a
Canal, Naw York n.n?r?l lovls, >4'.
After theadjourment of tha board the following sal<M ef
?toeks wore mode at action by A H Nicolay ?
$10,000 of Niug*ra Fal's Rydreollc Co. Ta M'i
1,500 Oaai el Coal Co
4,600 do d? ***
40 thare* Inland Cltv "^enfc ?
2* do do do JflO
20 do do do ?j*>
40 do do do .. ?*
00 do St. Nicholas Fire Insurance Co ??'.
40 do Fulton Fir* Insnran ?? Co WVi
10 do Yermoet Valley Railroad
2&0 do Ship Timber B?n'in* Co l\i
20 do Rutger'* Fire Insurance Co ?"
15 do Ljafnrge Fire Insnrance Co 88
40 do Farmer'* ft Citiz-iu.' Baakof Williamsburg 90
1$ do do do 89
24 do N T and N Fnytanl Union Tehvraph Co. 60
6 do Cheshire <Jle*s'Vv <>f M???ai*hn***tt*
26 do CannslCoal Co of Coal R?er, Va 2'*
100 do Newark Manufacture* Company
160 do do do *
5 do Bunk of the Onion J*'a
18 do Third avenue Railroad *0
20 do Willlnmsburr City la*. Co 80)4
At auction yesterday at the Merchant*' Eiehtnge, H
g, Laodi k Co., eold 9&o share* of stock of the Ship
lending Timber Company at the following rate*: ?
(0 abaree Ship Timber Rending Co. per "bare 6'x
400 do do do do 6*
100 do do da do 5.
100 do do do do ? a
300 do do do do 6 *
Whoa ?? aholl have tbe If*tarn and pap?r? by tho Han
fcoldt OB opportunity will then he a IT' rded to form a jtttt
view of tho probable mowneot* of the belllgerant * rmiee
OB tho Danube, and we do nof doubt that tho intelligence
to be received by the Niagara wiU bear u out in the
conclusion that the Tnrka hawa been driyan back In each
dieordtr a* hoa aff<frdad tho Roaaian* an almoit uo
mol?it*d opportunity to croaa into Bulgaria, preparatory
to an attack on Sehuml*. The idea of the Turkiah array
retreating without a battle l* prapoeterou?;they could not
haye done so, had they b~u willing, eepeciaUy in the faw
of a force not only their aupoHo'* in number*, hut in
I t^ropor and dispoaition ta pra*a their adrant kge ia a
punuit, if for no othaT object than to wipe eut preyloai
Mortifying check*. From *T*ry part of the Russian do
minion*, we hare information of the r?pid advance of large
roinlbreementi toward* the a one of action and under inch
? state of military prejaratirn it would eeem to he per
feet folly to eonolude that everything lied oome to a stand
?till oj it were by ma<ic The whole power of the Em
poror hai been concents ted to carry out hi* grand project
of *th'"g forcible po?e?eston of the entire Turkiah do
Bi'nieaa lying north of the Bosphoru*. and in the pursuit
of tliia favorite and long cherbhed desire, every effort will
?0 doabt he exerted.
la onr judgment, the r?Tt new* will fpon our eye# to a
proper tonee of the magnitude o' tlie dlffisultlea in wiiioh
Europe toama a brut tr bo engulphed, and from the dUcor
dent elements at work we should not be surpriiod avontu
Blly to have to cliroalale the burfting of^a great political
volcano, and, indeed, we *oe no otb?r ro*u't a* painful ea it
may to with reference to the effeet to be produced o? the
Interests of thU country, but we cannot he too thankful
that we or* tot to be absorbed in it, though we have a
milit' ry cabinet at Washington.
The reeeipta at the office of thf A? lit taut Tre*sur?r
te day, amounted to 9126,110 ; paid, $8o,Hj9 50?ha*
'vice, >4,728,*43 46.
The 9lxth Avenue Railroad CJompauy have d?elar?d a
lit. lee J of ft ye per oent payable on tlie 10th of January
ie*t.
The Secretary of the Treasury propofes s reduction of
ftie revenue from custom* by adding largely tothellat
of free articled. We anaex a list of a number of articlee
he propesee to take off all duty upon:?
Pruposh) Runtjcnos of Tibi'f?Incntifli nr Frki Articii^.
Amount Ami duty
JTama of Artide* impnrui. yi*Uled.
Anwnic... _ ?0 623 ?4?5
Barka eeedfor medicine and tanning. 31J.0CO i~< 7^n
RHmitnai lBn.OfJO
aSTT.*" "" 723,221 i?.700
Mahogany and ali ornamental wood#,
and Are wood* 483,000 W 8^
?raail wooda, other dyewooda In atka. 346 380
GochiasaL 414,000 41,000
Ctodilla, or hemp of tow or Hax, cwt. .1.582.000
Cream of tartar $311,000 80,000
lftagravinge, etMileg* or plate 107.000 10 000
Tlaieeed and llnaeed J3> 000 J?'1???
Batter*' fur* ????????????????????? *V^27 00? 182.000
Hair 368 000 36,000
taMa rubber ' 881.000 68.000
1,281.000 120.008
irnrr 238.000 12.000
linen* ' V 8.897.317 1,760.000
CM la of palm, coooanut at<* olire 466,000 80.000
Baw hidee and skin*, of all kind* and
la all oowMtiona 211 512 222
*82,817 60.000
1.059.000 210,000
iK
Spi -e* of an kind':::::.'::::::.:::::. ?6.ooo
Steel bar*, ?ast. shear or German... .2.718,000
5n I: SK" - SMS W
Watrhee :ind part* of watches 8.217 <V>0 3211.000
Zlac spelter er Teuteo'ine 628,000 62,000
Wit^"X*Ch4"'*SM ."^.^."a iU.OOO 816,000
Otiom . . 348 0O0 172 000
Helphste of quinine. 228.1100
foda 846 000 li .< 000
Wool worth leas than 10 cents per Ih 874,111 201,000
If no more judgment is exercised in the selection of
Other article* than in those enumerated above the tariff
act of 1848 will be made more defective by the propo-ed
modiftcationa than it la at pieeaat. It in d i naterous at
*11 time* to tinker the tariff. f>ery aVempt heretofore
made to patch up ae old syKtetn ha* fignally f.illed It
may be the b**t eoliey to ?nlar<e the free liat, where a
judicious select ion I* made but. frara the sample* we
have give* above, the present Secretary ef the Treasury
ia a aioet dangeroua hand to *rust with the raodifl jation
Of ?uch aa important matter.
The receipta of the Chicago aad Rock Iel.md Railroad
Ccmpary, for the month of November, amouated to $59,
421, of which $88,840 was from pasaengt. and $J),77J
from freight and mail.
The current movement* in dry gord* are or a very
limited character, and In'li-a'e no essential chan*e in
tbe actual condition of the trade. The preparation* '?r
the spring traffic are still what operators mnitly attend
to. and these seem to po *e? very great zeal, and hl^h
hope* fer the future. Wa rfoubt not but that all expe
tienoed mershaEte who will not disregard the odmoni
tiooa of tbe poat nor indulge In ex'ravtgont scheme*, will
traaaaet a large business and secure ample pro8t* during
the enoutng quarter. Too many, however, will be engaged
ia the trole, who will el'bar Vie Ignorant or he* less of the
history of their business; an^ yet. ?ech parties will opera'e
with great boldness and confidence, under the delusire
' tmpreemon that enterprise wltioat prudcare, and liberal
Ity without fiecrim' nation, eanoot fail toetfabliah their
reputaUoa aad to fill their coffer*. In this claa* mast be
?aarked aaveral ambitious Indivi Inals who have long oc
cupied subordinate po*itioes. discharging their dutiea
therein eredltably to themselves and a'ventareonsly to
ftfaeir employers, bnt who have imag'nativeiy ontllved the
Bra Of dependenoe upon others, an<l hare Anally deter
Minod to eommeace business upon their own account.
These will the futnre with tbe hopeful are
Bf B youth j**t en'erirg epon the struggle of life,
recognizing in It all that enqourage* and nothla* that
dfehearteas; hence, thev will he apt to contract chli*a
Uona within their laclinatlon hut heyoel tbeii ability
fto meet at the proper time; and to treat with buyers
grho caa make flne promises, that these may obtain sup
?He* of article* needed m tbelr respectWe ma-ket? on
Bxteaded credit* end for very doubtful securities. To
BBch ardent, yet laeipe'lenoed adventurers, we would
M. beeltate for a moment and before yeu break the
tlaa'whleh eonnect you with the names and destinies of
1**partehlw house*, ask <oursel.es whether you bare the
qualiAeetioB* neee?sary to aspirants to Independent
nituatieae. Ask yourselves, hare you tbe knowledge,
oee you command the means, and are jou sure that the
?meat la aa aospi-loue period for ?on to cotrimenn*
baaineee on jonr owa respon^l jilltyy If. after a careful
and honest exemlna'lon of thl* nefure, talent?d end
trustworthy a*- s aati aow feel dl*po<*d to earr out
their design', tony csonot he d?*med irrational for
dJiogso. Hut if ' i the neatrary such an examlnatioa
leads to dimln *h dronS-'enoe in them-elrei, end to mode
rated views ef th r rea' -esouroei, w* trait that ?ur
eciiable leueg fr ? n'* "I I "ho? their int?lllgenoe and
i vHty bj rsmal'ir g la honorahlB places, which caan?t
t llled without trouble nor abandoned without peril.
I , / n .heetinps *#?< a^.rtl-'g* ere bejomn* plentier,
u: t * not y*ry eagerly ten lered aor einentialiy lee* r?
luable BUMhrd *>-.?tinf* end ablrtinge *eem ia Mode
rate request, generally. at about previous flcurea. Cot
ton flannels ar? in pretty ample eupi If an<l alaek demand,
at oid raUn 'Denim- appear more ?bn?laut, yet, though
remaining quiet tl ?y are stiffly beld. Prills we In
sHch'ly Improved r?qu"<t at unaTeret quotation*. Ship
per-. bo**n tn J?a1 with -eme ?'*?ree o' rig* Girghame
am in beavU* rtock. y.t saleable ?n.l U?dy. The early
buyer* will need, perhaps. all the d? ?-irabla lota H> on
hand here. IHiek I - rather tow inqolred fog, but ha* tot
varUd in other tw p?cf>. I-awn-- and nankin* tie '^areely
roticed. O^Da^ut. ? si?m in rather poor eapply, and
tbough k?* extensively bought, they comtnaad very full
prices Printing sloth-i are not much novght afteT at pre
>?nt though the amount Is ai t lar*e, nor are the ola'rrn
of hoWeri ilwned extravagant Prints are irregularly i
operated in, there belnr a* yet a ooaiparative absence of '
*prisg order*, yet qnotati< n.? are very well supported.
Strip** appear pretty active. but are rot dearer A mo |
derate bu-iu*-- l? being transacted in tilk*, by IooaI deal ,
sr?. at former dgupes.
We append a comparative statement of the shipment*
fceDce, of ootton goods. ?'ui ng twelve months:?
1862. 1863. OtttMt. Inert**
January, pkgs 322 1 825 ? 1 603
February 8278 4.709 8,744 ?
Maroh 6 428 1 683 4,746 ?
April 0C>8 7,854 ? 7,361
May 6 010 1,160 4,758 _
June fl.Olt 4.451 1.6S0 ?
July 2 501 3*4 2,12? ?
August 1 OHO 870 90 ?
September 4,062 388 8,674 ?
October 6 r>97 1,*49 4.44S _
November 10.418 7,878 2,540 ?
December, to 7thiuat 1 4*54 4 1,980 ?
Total pkgn 57,049 82 54 1 2?,608 ?
Woollen produatioa* are still devoid of activity. The
supply In ilowly accumulating, but this fact exercises no
depreesive influence upon the buxtneen, the Incrtassd
stock being all Intended for the spring tales, which will
shortly commence on in expensive scale. Prices of moat
articles are sua'ained, though the tendency to. If any
thing, in favor of purchasers. Blankets remain precisely
as laat reported, the movements in casslmere* are light;
bot such good* will not continue Inactive very loag, and
cannot be bought at reduced figure*. Clothiers are buy
ing small quantities of medium styles of clothe, which
are least abundant, and more firmly hell. Flannels seem
quiet and languid. Jeans are dull an 1 heavy. The sup
p y is good. Linens are without any decided ohang* io
demand or value. The stock has been but very slightly
augmented of late. Moussehne de laines are in moderate
rtqueit, obis fly within the range of from 18c. a 23c. for
Globe, 30c. a 24c. for Hamilton, and 18s a 26c. for Man
cheater. The assortment for the spring business is being
pretty rapidly enlarged and Improved. Satinet* display
no b?w feature, remaining in 'air supply and limited de
mand, at old rates. Shawls are scarce and Arm, tbough
leea active. Tweeds are moderately dealt In, at unchanged
prices.
Stock Exchange.
THckrday, Dec 8, 1863.
SfiOOO Kentucky 6's.b3 107 200 she Nlc Tran Co. 27 V
6700 Ohio 6 s. '60.b3 108%' 1M do b3 5475*
2000 San Kran 10 p c 102 V 50 do sl.i 27%
1690 N Y Cen RR Be. 94 300 do s3 27%
4600 do 93V 100 do b60 28
6000 Ool * Peq BR Bs 90 10 do 28
60 abs IV14H CC bflO 106 100 do stO 27%
6 Shoe* leather Bk 97 100 do s30 27%
100 Mirris Canal.. .b8 16 400 Parker Vein Co.s3 8%
300 Canton Co b3 27 V 40 do 9
300 do *3 27V 76 Stonington RR ?3 66%
200 do b80 28 60 de sGO 65%
100 Flor k Key J 8. *30 4% 60 do 65 V
60 do b8 4}i 126 NY Central RR.. 115 V
100 do h30 6 7 do 116
60 Flo? k Key Co. b3 9 100 do b60 116 V
200 14cCullochGoH.b3 8i< 300 do 116V
200 do b90 8?i 10 Erie RR 81V
300 Con Coal Co..b3fl 37^ 35 do 8H?
100 do s3 3?V 7 do 8l?
300 do a 36 ^ 60 do b60 82
100 NieTransit Co. .c 28 to d? 81V
5T0 do b60 28 ^ 60 do sflO 81
1800 do s3 27% ISO do b80 81V
260 do h30 27\ 50 do c 81V
200 do b60 28 200 Ix>ngIslRR..b60 31
600 do N50 2 8 25 Nor 4 Wor RR... 69
100 do b60 28^ 100 do c *9
200 do 27V 50 de s46 59
160 4o b2 27 * 200 Reading RR 80 V
?00 do 0 27* 200 do b30 81
46 do 27500 do *3 80?;
160 do s8 27V 1?? do b60 82itf
60 do s60 27 V 300 do b60 82V
106 do <60 27 V 206 Hnlson River RR. 67 V
200 do llfi 27V 19 N Y * NHav RR . 104
300 do c 27V 40 Mich South RR.. 126
100 do slO 2?V 20 N Indiana Constr. 105V
400 do blO 27*
81OON0 BOARD.
$2000 Nor Indiana Bs. P5?; 2'"0 shs Nic Trw Co.. 27 V
1000 do 96 200 do 30 27V
1000 Hud Con Bi.... 87V 60 do 27V
160 shs Flor & K CblO 9 V 60 Parker Vein Ce C. 8 V
100 do t>5 9 V 300 do 8V
200 Flor k Key Jt 3tk. 4V 60 N Y 4 N H RR... 10#V
206 Con Coal Co.. b30 87 V 7 Sixth Avenue RR 103 V
26 do 86,V 260 N Jer Zinc Co.b60 19 '.j
200 do 87 f0 do 10
100 do b30 87^ 150 Nor k Wor RRb30 60
9 Vor Ind Con 105 200 do sSO 89V
9 New York Cen RR 116 V 260 do b?0 60
60 Nie Transit C; s60 27 V 28 do. 69 V
200 do slO 27% 840 Erie Railroad.... 81
60 to *60 27 V 10O do b60 81V
60 de 27% 100 do *3 81
60 do e60 27 % 200 do.... at 4m 83
260 do 27% 900 Readlnr RR , *16 80%
60 do b"6(J27 % 20 Clave ft Pitte RR. 86
700 do bCO 28 12 Cieve C ft Cm RR. 123V
Mines and Mining.
TnnBDAT, Dee. 8?6 P. M.
The Message and other ptiblie documtnts have crowded
out oar nsnal mining article in oar two last issues. Very
large transactions have taken place at the board within
the last three day*. On Tuesday, Lehigh Zino com
manded 3%; it has slcce risen, and this afternoon some
three the nsand shares were sold, closing at 3 % for cash,
?ed 3V buyer CO. Gardiner has been selling freely; the
last quetatiens. as will be seen below, range aboat IV
cash, and 1% on time. We should not be surprised t* *ee
it rise to 2 within a few days. Mineral and Deep River do
not command anything ever 26 cents. Holders of Gold
Hill ask 3%? A mine which pays a dividend of 2 per eent
within 60 day* after it Is opened another at the expiration
of two months, and bold* oat a fair prospect of returning
not 12 bat 26 p?r cent on the capital invested, ought, one
wonld imagine, to be nearer par. A* soon a* the market
reonvers from the depression occasioned by the glut of
stock, we niay expect an upward movement in Gold Hill.
MeOullocb eorumands *%? W* *** enabled to nuots the
following from a report recently made by Mr. John Bon
ner, Sen., on the McCullcch mine and the mines in the
?ieinity. Mr. Bonner's large experience in mlaing, hi*
practical knowledge of the subject, and his well known
caotion in delivering opinions, give great valne to what
he says, and bis statements will derive additional weight
from the fact tbat he was a disinterested observer.
Speaking ef the MeCulloch mine, he obxi-rvea:?
The vein oonsists of a dark brown clayey material, ap
Jiroachlnr in appearance to very o^arse ?an4. with occasional
nmpssufficiently solid to lift with< ut breaking. This mate
rial contains the gold. X fonnd on trial that an exaet onbli
foot of the sold ore. aa I shall eall tba material deicrisel
above, weirhed ninety seven puunls. and a bushel ninety
three. Takio* these we'?ht? at a basis. I estimate t ie <|uen
tity of ore in the pi'ee on the surface at about (1,000 tons car
ryfrr cold, and 1 ""0 enrrving copper?ill of which ia the
produce of the present levels only.
Fr< m this trial of its w.|*lit, and from the faot that the
constituents of the vein in both levels are pr*nis?ly the same,
some idea may be fonr.ed of the larse (uauti'.y of oro in the
vtin betften the two levels, and what may be expeoted
above an a below them.
The treatment of nh* p"'d ore Is very aimp'e. Tt Is sronnd
to a fn? poviier in two Chilian mill? worked 17 water r'>wer.
Dnrinir the process of irrindinn, quicksilver is introdtise'l
into the treuchs, which ani&lesraates with the geld The
mills are cloned up every tweuty four hours, leaving a de
posit of amal iam of sold and i|ni iksilvcr.
The two mills which are weak in power and inimfici?nMy
supplied with water, crush together ciil ty bnshuli '.f ore ia
t* enty-four bo?rs, wcifhina 7.?4'l pound-, from which quan
tity a ball of amslsam is obtai-nd averting *??> dwts.,
thonsb as nucb ns 1,1 *"' bav? be ea obtained. The quicksilver
is then expelled in a retort, with a small loss in |?*ntity.
and the cold remainlnn amonnts to forty to forty two per
cent of the original weii<h* of the ball.
1 )n tlie day before 1 left tie mine, I saw one of the mills
cleaned up, (the other being stopped for >>ant of *a?.?r,?
wl ei a ball of amalgam waa taken out, weighing *12 lwts.,
being the produce of fifty sevon bust els of ore in twenty four
hour*.
A steam engine of ino horse power h?sju?t bssn "fected
or the purpose of drivi ag ton Chilian mille, and twenty five
hi-ada of stamns, wlioh are no* in the 1 rnirne of erection in
he same buiMiny. Tl cse additional ? orl-s will crush about
fsi bushels of gold ore in twenty-four hours, prodacing. at
?he present rate of yield, H.iiOO lwts. of amalgam, containing
forty per cent or '2 f'O dwts, of yold, which, a ninety five
cents per dwt., will amount to $2..'!2X in twenty four h-urs.
A shaft is nswbeirg sunk to strike the vein at twenty-live
athoms. and another at fifty fathoms. If ti.e vein main
Bins its present elinraeter at th??e depths, th# iniua will, I
believe, be unparalleled in the L'uitei States.
MIN1SO BOAH1) I>FCKMRF.R 8.
300 ab* Isshlgb '/.ine 1>3 3% 100 she Potomac Co b3 1
400 do h3 3% 100 do b3 1
;ro do b3 3% 200 do. b3 1
00 do 8% 100 Hawasfie C<> 4%
CO do 8% 100 McC.iHoe<h Co 8','
100 do b?0 3% 2'Xl l>ep Rivar
100 do bfO 35^ 200 do %'
100 do b60 8V 1?? do %
300 do 8% 100 Gar Crushing 1??
200 do 8% fiOO do V0 1%
100 do 3% ^00 do blO 1%
21*0 do 3% 300 do blO 1%
100 do b60 3 V do 1%
200 do b00 300 do 1%
r.< 0 do boo 3% 300 do 1%
200 do bfO 3V 200 do 1 %
If0 Ulster Min Co..bCo IV 100 Buckingham Co... 1%
150 do IV
CITY TRADE RKPOIIT.
Tfft'Rxi'AT, Due 8?6 P. M.
nwurmrrvs ? Hour was in very active d*ra?M, but
n?( vsry buoyant in pric?. The dav'a business embra<*?d
000 bbla enur at 80 12 % % f0 4r \ \ superln* No. 2 at
?0 4SV s $6 6*1,'; or Unary to ohiice ^lat* st >6 81V *
t" mixed to fancy Western at 16 87% s 87 08%: and
o'her grades at pre.portlon?te flgures. Ahiut 1,000 hbls.
superfine Canadian, in h< nd. wer* tsk>n at ><1 03V?* re
^uctloe. The mnvemnn^ In *eui h?rn ronnprlte<l 2,801
bbls . at 86 50 for No. 2: 87 12% a 87 2Ji for rnlxnd to
fr'oA No. 1; 87 26 a 87 37% for fave.ri'e, and 87 37% a 87
16 for fancy per bbl. Rye (lour and c<irn m?al were nn
changed. Wheat wa* in lively request The transactions
included 86 000 bushels, at 81 76 for very good r >mni in
(??aesee white; 81 60 a 81 76 f'.r tolerably felr I'> choice
Michigan do ; 81 78 a 81 76 for prl ne I'ennsylvtni 1
do 81 06 a 81 72 for common to piIt* CiaalUn
do.; fl 60 a 81 ffi for ordinary to gooel Ohio do and ?1
60 a 81 63 for Western red. A few Ids Southern red
ehnoged bands on private term*. Siure 4.200 bushels
rye were bonght, in port, nt 81 02. Ba'ley .'ind oit* re
ri lined as previously reported Corn favored buyers.
The day's sale# reached 66 000 hnshela, pnrt new roth
ern. nt 78c n "9c , bat mainly eld, at 80c. a 8lc for
Southern white sad Western mixed, and 8I0 a 82c. for
round aad flat ysllow, per bushel.
Com*.?1The toy's sales j-ld up 2,818 bales,>iiFor
Alport WH, hMN M ltW. Oft ap#omUt<o?
transitu IS4> Mifkit ?#*?#?, th(Mi|ll M ([iotituVto
eh>Bt? kw owuit?^ slnoe Monday. ...
KHKHiFTH.?Rn<?* to Europe** fort* ??*'? wltnnnt
ebiM. lb Uverpool, 2,000?l 000 bMa Bom wnrn no
ra_,f ,t 3, 4ud ?3? M-. tfcont 30 0C0 buahete eora
am1 whant at li. ft llt{?l la balk, n?<1 at 194 ft Vlt^d. In
?hip'* ba?*. -vnd *0 While t.iUow, at 40. par ton To U>m
do* flxarva' at4? n 4s.9i..no?laeo? ei eniSle pnrael of
wi?*atinbulk ntl5lj''. To Rnr?, ft.OOO bb'? ll iar
tiik?-i>. ?t 97o end 30,COO tn"li?l' who*1- nt cant*. To
California cllppor nhipe werw io?tti?? fiftc a 60a. per foot
measurement. Co?nitJer;iM? lota of flour warn engird
an privet* tar?*.
Pnovie rosn.?Pork wa? Improving. Tliedny'* nparmon*
??brnae?i *6? bbl*. West-rn at ?IS 50 a $13 76 for in?w?.
iind $11 1UH for prima. A p*roal of new wa* like
wiee iOld. bat wa cannot now discloM th<* dM.illt. v?ut
meats wore una'teeed. The ti ansaotlo- a in lard c>?i
nrtaad 200 bbl*., common to prima, at * l"1** ? !?n<J
J50 keg* prime at lie. per 1W Beef was lo fair doman l
? ad firm. There were fiCO'bbls. dlspoaed of. at $5 a $? T5
for country prima: $8 60 for olty do.: M 60 a #11 for
country nieea ; $13 50 for repacked Chisago; $14 50 for
Milwaukia mm, and $15 50 a $16 50 for extra do., par
bbl. About 130 bbla ehotoa baaf Kama rMUiM $1?
Buttar and cliaaaa wara unchanged.
IffBETISEMEHTS BENIWBI VmJ HT.
fKIAHTV UIM*l?riUI?
APR!VAT* FAMII.V HAVIN0 MORE? ROOM THAN
the v reqirre, would let to ?antl?iaen ?rat r?a^o?k?
bilitv, a beautiful fro nt parlor a-?d two niiely ^lrnl'bad be<T
room*. The bedrooms let vary roeyonaily. Looat >n vary
rl- sirs Me. being wait of and near Broadway. Apply at 611
Houston et eet.
Broadway store -to let, part OF a FISI
itore near C*n*l *tre.t. For fuU particular! addr<.M,
with real name, stating tha buaineaa, to A. BISa, Heraia
office.
Elegant Rooms.?a suite or rooms, consist
in* of an entire floor. splendidly furnlsh*d, in a new
brown (tone hoaae with gas. furn .oe, bathing rooms, and
water cloact* on every floor; location oentral one door ws?t
of Fifth avenue: ocoupied by a mall private family, whor*
no boarder a are taken. A single gentleman, wishing elogant
room#, may a'ldreaa box 412 Post Office
For rent?the handsomest storehouse in
Naahville, Tenn.?For rent the enjiin* year, a lar*e,
pew, eonvenion I ?torehonie. In the moit desirable part of the
city fo? buiineia. It eonsi't* of three *torie* and oellar
eaeh 170 feet deep by 30 wide, with a good ?talwaae from the
i treat to tha leomd and third it or let; each floor naealodj
in r room ocnneotad-all fltud for jai water, and other oo?.
venienees. Addrese V. A. EICHBAUM N&ihville. Tenn. ^
riURNIsnEO HOUSE TO LET?pleasantly
r ted (Union nquare.) and in *ood order; will be let for J
ear? from May next. Poeaeeeion immediately. Tor a pn
ate family: or a fow boardere may he taken.
HILLING A TUCKER, Auctioneera. JO Broadway.
Furnished rooms to let-without board.
The entire iocond floor of honse N?. 17 * *l?r?i?e
?treet, com -letely fnrniehed: ron?i?tinit ?f three roomi, with
pattriee, eaitable for a rentleman and hi* wife, or^wouij
let them icparately to einnle gentlemen. Refertnoee ro
qnired.
House to let and furniture for salje
Two itory attic ani baaement. in (tool order; ra?t?huu.
lease two year* from May neat. Furniture In food order, ani
will be eold low with 1?a?e.
BILLTNG A TUCKER, Auetloneera. VQ Broadway.
anufacitrers and MECHANICS WISHING to
locate their bneineaa permanenUy on New York Itland.
to which uninterrupted eommunloation la hnnrly maae ny
?everal oonvenicrcol throunbout the year, can avail them
telve* of an opportunity now ofTered by eapitaluta, who ara
wil'lnit ta erect on the land alluded to. Rood inbetantlal brlik
bnildtncf, suited to any manufacturing or mechanleal pnr
poiea. will be lea?ed at moderate renta. Can be well ?<tp
plied with Cioton water, and otherwua unexoeptionabte.
Particular* may be obtained at the American Inititute, 381
Broadway.
TO LET UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAT-THE STORE ON
the corner of-Third aveuae and Ninth street, and the
lease fcr sale for the whole bulllint. for four yean from that
time. Apply at the real eatata and loan o&es 11 Chambers
street, in the basement.
TO LET-A LARGE LECTURE ROOM, L'OHTED WITH
thirty (as burner*, aad heated by two hot air furaace*,
seatinr six hundred persons; It will be let for relijlous pur
pose*, popular leotnre*, concerts. Ao , by the year, month,
week, or ?tnftle eveninr. Apply to CHARLES W. P0LM4N,
107 East Fourteenth *treet, between IrYtmg place ani Third
avenue.
TO LET?TnE TnREE STORY BRICK IJOU^E NO. l.|7
avenne. For terma. A^-, apply at 17 wall atreat,
front office, accond floor, from 12 to 4 P
TO LET-A STORE AND BACK PARLOR IN ?IXTH
avenne. now ocmpied aa a aegar atrrc; will be let for
any other business; fitted np for the dry Roods and fancy on
ainess The fistnrea will be aold cheap. Apply at 331 Sixth
avenue.
T
10 LET, IN BROOKLYN-THE ELEOANT BROWN
m. stone rosidence No SWi Pacifij streit. all the modo*n lm
provemenU, $700; 1R3 I ivinirston street, iras flxtnres. Vmj
$430: Pacific street $350; also, in First. Beooni and Third
plac* $WiO npwards; Saokett *trect. $11*1; Hoyt street. $V0
Also, bulldin* lot*, and house* ?nd lets to let, fir sa e and
exebanire In eve*T part ef the el'y. JOHN BRAINERi),
W*11 street ferry. Brooklyn
TO LET-AN ELIGIBLE BOARDING HOUSE. WITn
thirtv three fire room*, aad calculated for a (jooj olas* of
permanent boarder*, havin* *up?rior accommodations tor
down town business men. Also to let, an entire second fl or.
near Wall stre?t ferrr?five elenait rooms and several
other*. JOHN BRAINERI), Wall Btreet ferry, Brooklyn.
TO LET-ON CLERMONT AVENUE. BROOKLYN. A
t?o stiry and basem*nt eottare house, ooutaininj eunt
rooms, bard finUbed wall*, marble mantel*, *lidin? doors,
rrstes, Ac. For further particular* inquire of H H-sndal,
rnion Hotel, Liberty itreet. n?*r Concord or of J. Cran*.
If3 Wil noyl by *tr>et Rent $i<0 per annua. Immediate
i>?s>es*ion will be (tiven.
mAWCIAL.
?CASH TO ADVANTO. ^OR PUR
ard*.
. mer
Term*"
d?T OK nnn ?1CASH TO ADVANCE. (OB PUE
?J>J ^O.UUU. chase* mad*,) In sums from $5 upward*
sn diamond*, watches, silk*, jroeerle*. dry?oods. win** mer
ehandl**, valuable* and peronal propertvr*nerally. Termt
liberal, confidential and *af*. at the PaoKe A*enoy and Loan
A saociation, corner ef Broadway ani Grand itreet, ovsc "a
site Bank.
nn nnn -geeat public accommodaticm.
351UU.UUU. ?Per*en* In want of money ean bavt
any amount advanced en horee*. earriaeee. barwes*
and merrhandiie of sverv doeriptlon; *old and *Uver plat*
diamond*, wstcbe*. Jewelry eilks. drr*ooda and all artlelat
?fvalne. All traneaotlon* Mnfldentlal ***?*? rStJTSfvISL
lad Inn. Offlee hour* frem ? A. M. to 9P E., at 11
*tr*fi. Oflse In tbe ba?ement. WILLIAM TAYLOR.^
AQ7 nnn -CASH ADYINCES ON DIAMONDS,
I jewelry, aeg^ra, p'ano?, and merchandise
generally, at tbe Iran office, 60 Arn ?treet, ae?ond floor, front
room. TVanaaetiona private. Separate rooma fer ladlet. Of
floe honra from 9 to 5. Ko homing.
watches, diamonds, lewelry, aegara, dry goo da, Ae.v k*i.-The
only place in NewTork where money oan be had on literai
t#rms, or good a boncht for oath. Tranaacti^gp^Mbfideatial
Uoura from 8 to 4 o'clock.
?!Kn nnn LOAN-AT 237 GRAND STREET
Jflslv'.UUU comer of Bowery. Money advanced on
? * " ,ds, A'' *
he ha
?
nnn WANTED?ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
for five years, at seven par oent on property
wcrth $S.0f0' also, a <U*ueTi*n irallcry In one of the host
location* in Willlamsbnnc. Inquire of JOHN G. B EST, 51
Betkman slxet. New Yo?k.
ALAPY who HA$ NOT A SUFFlClFNCY UF MF.tNS,
would ask tbe loan of fifty dollars Trim a gentl-itati
for a fe?mon'hs. to enable her to ooramenco a small re
spectable bueines* Anyenehsvin* snob a dispssition ean
do much good by assisting h^r, who claims a ri<ht to virtue
aad respectability. Addrets Loan, Herald offi"*.
Bf>NDS and MORTGAGES WANTED?S1XTV OR
seventy thoosard doMars ol seven percent mortiai?s. in
lsr*e mims. in this city, or on Atlnntio dock ntorex. Brook
l*r, if st a reasonshle discount, will be cashed on applloa
tion to Mor?imre. Herald oflico.
Bonds and mortgages for sale.-a fii^t
class sevtn p?r cent city moytfay*, tor S.-'.WO, and three
$1,000ea(b. Addree* CafiUl, H raid ofllce.
CALIFORNIA CIVIL FUND BONDS _y*3S*S. PAL
I; m?r, Cf^V hrn . of San F^nclooo. hereby r1?* notlcf
tbat *b<% coupf>Tis of the following California civil fund bonds
dro Jsr-irrv 1. 1RM. will bo pal 1 atihe American Fxohan"'
BerV, Nn. GO Wall ?trf?t. New YorV. On 7 per et. bonds,
due Ir 1F.W, as n<T aot of A nril 2^ 1S51; on 7 P"T et. bonits.dnr
|o iw?1 as p?r set Cf April 1861; on 7 per et. bend*, dne ip
1P70, as per act of May 1, 1153.
rlAPn ADVANCES, fOR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH.1
' livfr?l'y. m stornse of all kinds of merchandise, p?r
rrnel prop*riy. poods in custom house, anorovd * ootts, dia
I mords. ycld and silver ware, piano*, Havana sstars Ac.
| Applv in til * a ore AT. Fulton r treet C G. TllO^IPrfOV.
Dividend -office citizens' fire insurance
Company. N iw York, One 5, ISM ?A dividend of ten
I percettliasbeen dcele.red tills dav. pas able on d em an I, at
1 the offiM. No. 67 Wall strc?t. J. M. MoI.".\N, Secretary.
nTVID'ND.?TnE HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
North American Fire Irnnran?? Company ba?e this
da* declared a dlvHend ofeirM per cent., psvable on de'uand
at Vo ? Wall street. R W. BI.EECKKR, Reorstary.
Nrw Yopk, Dec. 6,1*5S.
JOHN B. MI RRAY, NO. 12 WALL STREET OVER
Contlrent'1 Hank n'*otiates on commi'si n the purchase
and sale of railroad bonds, stocks, bonds and mortffaros a*d
ether seeuritie*. Advance* efl*?ted upon ye*so'? and ap
proved merchandise.
Tiber al CAsn advances made atno ?.i henry
J street. New York, where oast to any amonnt ean be oh
tained on ea?y terms, on wstrhes, lewelry. diamonds flee
arme piano*, merchandise, silverware, or any other de?
frlptlon of property. Apply In the front room, sicond story.
Honrs frrm Into 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P M. N. B ?Thohinh
es? price paid for furnitnr*.
MONEY1 MONEY 1?CASB ADYANClIt MADE OF
rrooerlee, dry (ood*. hardware. *erars. planes watsbas
lewelry diamond*, merchandise, and persona* Pr"nejr*y
teneraliy. In sums te suit. Apply to R. WOOD. W Jnl***
itreet ftee>< Boor. OAee hours trem $ A. M. to 4 P. M.
OFFICE SIXTH AVRNUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Verk, Dee.0. 1MM. The /iraot'r* lav* d*"1ae?d a
dividend of (lvi per cont rnthecapltO stock of this Com
pany, payable on the 10th of Jannnr ? nert.
D.I' nARIIYDT, Treanrer.
?REMITTANCE." TO IRf LAND.?PASSAGE CERTIFf
l\ eatos drafts from ?1 and upwards, payable at si/ht. in
mi town throughout Ireland, fnrland, Scotland and IFaI?s,
sre Issued by 'he unders'med, *o1e pas enxir a*ents for the
Swallow teil line of Llverrool ard London naeltot ships.
BOWM AN. GRIN NELL A ''O . ?1 ?o?tI st- .
THiVd AVFNI'F RA'I.ROAl) STdf'K "'tN'tD-IN
exchan** for a first olass bouse and lot. near Fifth ave
nre, or for vacant lot* in that vicinity. Addrcs* Railroad,
h< i ,VH ?ost Offiee.
DANCING ACABBMIM.
FERRERO'B DANCING ACADEMV. NO S7 wfst
Fourteenth *tr*et. ?Madame DnSreul Fer-ero and Ed
yrard Ferrsro respeetfnlly inform their patrons and the pnb
I'e that their academy I* new op-n and pnpils may enter at
all times durln* the *ea?on. Y'lin* 1adi?e* and master*'
Classes Wtdnesdays Saturday*. Mondays and Thursday* st
HU P. M.: fentlemen'* ev*nin* ela?*. Tnosdaye and Fridays
at 7W o'clock: on Saturday evening, nt 7H o'e'oek. a ela*?foy
practlslny Private leeacn* and claise* in families and schools
attended; soirees riven a* neual S?viral new dances an!
quadrille* will be Introduced during the season.
MR AND MRS. McFARLAND'S DANCINQ AND
Waltiin* Academy, No. 1?7 Fourth street, corner of
Sixth avenue. New olaeee* formln* for seoend qnarter. All
fashlonabl* danoa* aad wait*** taucht; alio, fan y danoiut
Classe* for gentlemen, Meaiay* and Thursday*, from Hto III
P M.; ladle*' *y*nln? claw. Monday* and Thur?day?, at 7;
?hildrtE'i oUm, W*dne*day* Mi Saturdays!! to SK o'?lo?k
m. v
Ac nnn roE ?AL*. ?PR NBW THREE STOBT
iT<J,UuU, brick dwellinge.with liotM an Second trnu
Price eaeh, lA.UW); ealy $I..VU to pay 4tn?aM?k. AIm,
?everal corner dwellinge, with atoree. IB kaituu neighbor
hooda; aad two hundred (Irat nlaae dweHiaga in evary (art of
thia city, fur aale by A. SKRGAANT, Wall atreet.
i>o 000 -*?r salb, chbap-a magwificbwt
I* AtUd op reetvirant on Broadway, low
?veragiaK fr^m 9W to $01 a day. Tba proprietor leaving for
Furrpe oa important boaineea Apply to PLUMS k VK
RANCB, tlo. IS Chamber* (treat.
<t:Onn ?I*"1? STORE FOR BALI. FIVB TBABS
i, iMMF, eatahliabed, in * food neighborhood weet of
Broadway, on 3no ?' the principal evenuea; acpitt! ataad
for a yeung pbyrician o> aovfotd druggi >t. For fall par
ticulata *p>Iy to_B_W. RICHARDS, .SU7 Broadway.
<Htnn-CASH-A TENEMENT HOUSE, ON F1R*T
v''"'' av<nue. near Thirtr aerond atreet. will ba aold
ftrP> !*??; #4 '*10 can remain far Are yeara, the ba'anoe to
anil tha rurchaeer; will take gioda in part payment. Ad*
drift C. W , Chatham aqnaee Pod Office.
Billiard tables for salb?nearly new,
will be told ch:>Ap for ctih. Inquire of 1). D. MASH,
310 Broadway.
Dtro BUSIN ESS FOR sale -the BUS I NWSS, TO
father with th? atock and flxturea of a wholeaale drag
I 'oas in thia city, that haa boen nataliliahed for a number of
yean and new doing a a?lo hiislneat, will he (old on aery
reaacnable terme, the partie( wiehing to retire from the buai
reaa. All communleati'ine a^dr-aa-jd ta B. A Go., box 2,141
Port Office, will command attention.
I ENGINE AND BOILER FOR S VLB?OF T?VBNTY
Hi to twenty live hovce piwer; built for tha govern ?ment,
at rreat expeiiee. Will be euld In-*. They are nearly new
ard in flrat rate order. E. JENEIN*, No 3 Naaean atreet.
POR SALE?THB DIORAMAS OF MOVING AND ME
chanical aceree, Uluatrativn of the Crnation and Delude,
battle* in Miiiuo, A" . containing from ten to fifteen viewe;
tht-y were drawn and manufactured by a oomnaay of artiaU
part of wham were In the Tolunteer aervice in Vexlo#. They
?mbrace nearly all the piecea and aoenery rpreacnting
(even viewa of the Bible, Creation. Garden of Pa*i1(aa, Oa
Inge, Ac., approach to the laland ef Loboa, a nauMcsl (cena.
eneampmant reconnoitering, landing, bomba-d mi'iit, and
evacuation of Vera Crai; three viewa of the battle of Cerra
Gordo, Commodore Conner'a Fleet, and tha bartilng of tha
(tore houaen at Point Ieabel, bombardment of Matamoraa.
?iuue of the army through Ce'alvo, battla of Moaterey,
o. They were exhibited in Philadelphia, Aroh atraet, above
Sixth, flya yean mo; ooat over three thoaaand dollara, and
amopg many complimentary aokioea of the preaa. Bar. Tho
maa P. Hart. Colonel Wright, U. S. A., and Commodore
fonner, pnblielv andoraed at that time their aoientltle ra
preeentatien. They will be aold a great aacriHce 11 oloaa a
concern. Apply at, or addraae Volunteer, 18 North Second
(treat, Philadelphia.
Fm OR SALB.?IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OIVBN-A
? nioe modern built three atory hrick houie on Thirty flrat
(treat, between Fearth and Lexington avenuet. Price
Alio, two three atory hon(e( on Twonty fourth atreet. Prioa
r.BOO. B. B. KINgHIM BR. 319 Fonrth av?uu?, after 1 P. M.
FM OB 8ALB?BIX DRINKING SALOONS, L0 3ATBD ON
Cedar, Warrea, Barolay. Veil Broadway. 8i?ruee, and
Water etreeta; a aaperior eating houee, on Caaal atreet; an
oTiker (alorn, oa Third avenne; and a tavern, on Hudaon
atraet. Apply to PLUMB A YERANCB. IS Chamber, at.
FU OB SALB?THB LBASB. STACK AND FIXTURES OF
oaa of the vary beat public houaea ia tha lower part of
tha elty; terme reaaoaabla. Apply at A. HARRISON'S Real
Batata and Law Offiee, 98 Cedar atreat, or Columbian HoteL
Ohatham Square, after 4 P. M.
FORSALE-A TWO BOLT.tR adams press, platen
86*40, in good order. inquire of
J. w.bro wn, iwninwitmi.
FOBSALB-THB 8topk AND FIXTURES OF owfc OF
the beat oyster and drinking aalions in the eitv u make
sirs' ?li! ioid ?,n j"*0"? ^nnn^Utntmn. Apply ?l the
n0.v2i third" Jot. O?0<', 133 Km"u ,twek> room
For sale-two cottage houses, on clinton
avenue. Brooklyn, with two lot* and .table to each,
xney are well finished, marble mantels, iu, hot air furnaoes
rnnjres, belli, speaking tubes, Ae. The location is nnstir
Bro #d m brooklyb- *pp1' t0 r- sa8jeant & gat, 1?7
For sale?a large splendidly embroidered
?wmson. of the most eitenaive rieoos of needlework
*xnlbuj4 tbu season in the Crystal Palaoe. Pl<ase call at
>o. 240 Thirty second street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues.
F?.^aV,* ; ;?w.?"condhan? BILLIARD tables,
with all of the fixturee complete; also, a splendid stoik
01 tablet, at the old stand, No. 90 A an street.
GRIFFITH a DECREE.
f0 * ?4l.i'COTTAGE. containing ONE
25 btj'1, *,ni,,5 r00m br 1H. kitchen, live bed
iZt strft?'k ?ervant'i room, exoellent water and briok
ci>.tern, lot axihy -a inquire on the premise* of Mrs.Charles
Williamson, iliiabelhtown, N. J.
For sale cheap-a sofa bedstead, nearly
new, and a first rate articie, in rood order. Apply at
.*> i ronby street, seoond floor, near Prince street.
a0?' "epkr8 and farmers-fob sale,
?h. '**???;? *a?rn known a* Bradbury's.
""
h0"^ ?,0?? SALE.?ANY PERSON WISHING TO
ri? bu.ineee o' hotel teepin* will and this a
rare chance to get a bouse at a low price and ehean rent
Tie house is situated in the moat pleasant part of Broadway
timiad > >?'?" ? * buaineaa; alte a fine restaurant at
jgBwSSff'rSZJSS?"glY8n for toUi"- Addra"
fULL SIZE, ON easterly
side of Ninth avenue, between Fifty ninth and Sixtieth
f?nr, on southerly side of r'fty ninth street, opposite
2b*lmnnortl,?rj* oob,ln*,,?jn*225 feet east of Broadway; one,
^0*100, northwest oornerof Eirhty sixth street and aveane B.
W. J. 8tEWABT, 157 South street.
?TOE ENTIRE stoflk
and leaae of one of the beit clothing stores in the citw
" >|?tn occupied as such for the last fire years, and t?
o?vd0i?* ? f00*. bnjines.. Seldom s.oh an opportunity
Herald offlco ?n ,trw,t- address B. s.,
s^?d*11.t*c>ana??tm8.? a'*** BROADWAY, WEST
imati?. year* lease, for fale; a fine
lddr<?!!' -??? ** ?roeer, or most any business.
Huaaa, with name and address, Leaae. Herald ofcee.
sjwkjvssi^tswstsst^s
*0b sale-suitable fob A TOW
?r u as *.?7 ""perior ssgine, in tool order ls
:v7a?." ;w"7 f -?i'i' ? ?,ht
ass;, as -
CHA8. w. COPE LAND, 6i Broadway.
TO op IMMEDIATELY?IN conse
quenoeof ill health, a mustard mill, entirely new in fnii
work?n? ord.r with selves and all other r.qui .itS uteS.ui
also, a quantity of superior bro*n and white must&rd
The tmif onaiata of oi^ht pairs of rolkra. eifht atamm?
s-'ivivf-i tttmel< *'th four aeives each Ft ooira 0? W
T. fark1kb, or of o. HI0QIn8. loww morriaan"^ '
wauriild and unf^NPORT VILLAGES ONE
i u iv? an aere in the latter for
'rthit. *' wiul n*mt u< address, Wakofleld, Herald
. AC., wa5tkd,
A RARE CHANCE?boarding HOU^E WANPKD BY
!?je'lam'l,e?? all the modern impruremonts, xas cro
jSituation between Twcn'ti 11
office! * r t? "daV. (P?" "?"?>'lends, Herald
otore WANTED?WITH baskment, IN JOHN
i ? or ?faid?n lare, or ?liinit.y. a nply to S 11
?ohln street *BUer ?' 1"th" Mt' ?nl f??vroods. 62
WANTED?by A centlevan and I,*dv i? irv
furnished rooro and bocronm with hntH11- v
,clramed A NEATLY furnished PARIOtt avn
WANTED TO purcua9e-CL\Y LAND 8ltitart I
T ri with'n ""'lei of th'e city of n-w
Jm ' 'i'.^a'-er oommunioatiun. Address J p n..,u
cficc, atatirg particulars. r" u<,r&1<1
WA ntAi>7th -occasional u,e of a roo?
XL#'^sstjs by vr i d n* iron Id bv^lvv^
dreu A. B. m., Union Square port ottoe p " *' ai
,\L"i"?st"v?, n eaitf^tjut^tieasr^^
? vn ?tove? > o <* a?! ?.t'' ioti 08 ?' vari???? .1 ijn ?? ptrur
No. 7. p-tcnt 1.vj ? avio ^m. mno?n.ap?lst".tB fo.r ??" Ropublio,
cl an *nd in erod e adltii.n ?? ?? ? barruls
c unnon, Staten isl tnd ferry slio^wi ^htklm
mardifakers, paperstainers, electsottpa
t\ dl;PRAT, LADIES' fiair drf^^rr rvvrainr p
assliwmm*
/"^ekman WINDOW GLASS.? JITsT rp^vivsn
ja/eror, for sal^/^frioln mul^com^a^y,1^" "ad
fpile stfamkr hii'mroldt A^horr-l r>rr 77<
L ?h?e o:^.' whlo0hC p'?r; !ikteo 'n* pf1l'"*
n^rte..vh^?ts
bottom as one fourth t,).e power ef h*t ? ? wtr? ou' ?' her
< ?? 0rtu "tte unriV.e ^rr
T'?vr^*vx^ri\* yr?
london Exhibition 1861 im fuli? oii medal al the
their a,.., atundane. a th.'&'j0?., ' ?
he will every info mation a. to ths .iovt .l
tl'is jroeaes, ostimatea, p,|?es. ao i vt('? ??.. ".i ?
?oods from the Palac# on the m.h inst w"*?e their
,>S?
i^ateantl^1?noy*ltu*?ama|?rt^'-?
riohes*, and most varied assortment tavhe'ehv** f5ui '**"*?
" #r and at eitretselr
Kfceiyed PEE steailintlllalf^>(?5' t*rr r'ctl
brumels lac. so%pl?nilid aeleeuo^ aw f"1'11' d'al?i
eon .ollaw, Ac. Jh, to? przti i r ?l*nP artioh,
I AX WTWTW imR-BOAKDIMO-ITTn 0?
LT?J handsomely fnralehW mrtanti U 1st with prl
'**e board for the winter; th* bom hu th* medera lm
trovements. and I* pleasantly located. No. ltf Nlatb
street, butwern Broilnj iti Fourth imu.
in vmon nQr&KM.?k handsome fiii."* and
L" MtMBiuMTMM. Httobli for i family, or two
imMww.
A FEW GENTLEMEN MAT ?? ACCOMMODATED
with baard and single rooms at No. 123 Chamber*
i treet References required.
A fine mnirr *00* on tit* second floor,
with ether room*, suitable for r'atlemen aad their wive*
>r stngl* (ontlomea with fall or partial tint at 17D Oaaa'
tmt, bhrntN 'tohanged.
A furnished ROOM TO LET SUITABLE FOR OVI
ortweeinslo rentiemon- Apply at 111 Grand (treat,
corner of Rroadway.
A* FLEGANTLT FURNHnED PARLOR TO LET-TO
?Ingle rentleaiea. or ?eitleman an<l lady; alio, a aeat
ront basement. Apply at 74 Frank I la (treat, near Broadway.
A SWOT,? OBNTLEMAN OAN B* ACCOMMODATED
with a parlor and hedroem, with !wi? oloaets attaahod,
the second floor with or without breakfast. with the ??i*l
lere af hot, oold. and ahower bath*. Plena* ann'y at <58 Rut
Twenty second street, b*twe*a Fourth and Loxlagtoa avo
<iw*.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN SECURE GOOD
board and rood room* in a first el a** boa**, with (a*,
Ao Aprly at 94 Warren (treat Brooklyn.
A T 712 BROADWAY TWO SniTS OF HANDSOMELY
C\ furnished parlora n?d ainsle room* fltn bo obtained,
*Hth private table if do*ir?d, for the winter, by respectablo
parties. at fair prion* f^r superior a?oommodation?. Tho con
veniences ataohed to tho houae are modern, and goodattenu
anc* furnished.
A SI'IT OF ROOMS, handsomely FURNISHED,
with or without hoard, la a fir*t clan house. with a'l
tho modern inmrovements aad luperier scfmmodation*.
Baft reference given and required Apply at No. 5 Bond at.
A STRICTLY PPIYATE FAMILY WOULD TjRT TO A
rv sloile gentlemen a famished room, with breakfast and
tea. whe?e every eadeavor would bo made to Add to oomfort,
a; No. 1.18 Sullivan (treet, third door from Houston. Terms
? oderato; reference* exchanged.
ATTUI BOARDING RXPnANrt*. 389 BROAO^tV,
room 12, crnwde of boarder* flock in dailw and th
r nnv board irg housekeeper* who register their ntrnn* ar*
sreodily furnished with *aeh boarder* a* they reqn'r*. New
York, Brooklyn, Williamaburg, Hoboken, And Jersey City
apt ucies, concentrate at thl* office.
A SMALL furnished ROOM TO LET TO ONE OR
two single gentlemen, In a private home. A person
w ho l( able to gife leaaona on the piano will be taken ai par
tial payment. App'y at No. 98 Prinoe (treet, a few doori
weat of Broadway.
Board.?s?s broadwat.?persons visiting
the elty, permanently or tranriently, will And pleaaant
room*, with boar4. *nd all th* oomfort* of a home, without
the annoyance* of larg* botelr, at MA Broadway. The loea
'o* la moat desirable. Transient board SI to $1 BO per day.
Board?wanted, in a rmspectable iron**,
for a gentleman, wife and *on, fourteen yean old. In a
taatoal location down town. Communication*, with refer
?ee*. term*, aad loeatioa, to b* addrowed to W. B. R..
Bernld Qffiee.
BOARD.-ONE HANDSOME FRONT ROOM, FURNISH
ad, t? the second floor, can be obtained at 49 Bleeokor
(treet. opporite Wei ley plaea.
BOARD.-TWO or THRRR gentlemen, or a gen
tleman and hi* wife, eaa be very oomfortably acoommo
datod for the winter in the immediate vieinity of St. John'*
Park. Th* room* are well fnrniihed- lart* front parlor, with
bedroom ard pantry attached, on the eeoond floor; bath* ?1
loin'ng. The family U small and quiet. Term* reasonable,
amd references exchanged. Apply at No. ( Beaeh street.
Board.?single gentleven can br accommo
datcd with ro-ms at No. 80 Whiie street, fir*t bloek eaet
?f Broadway. The home ha* lately been flttod up with
bath* and ga*. References required.
Board?west of and near broadwat; house
flrtt class, and newly furnished throughout; ha*bath* and
gas; room* and salt* now vacant Dinner at half-pa*t fly*
o'clock. The most unexceptionable reference* required aad
given. Apply at 39 Clinton pine*, near Eighth (treat.
Board.-furnishid rooms to let. with or
without board; private table if required. Inquire at 23
Union place
Board.?a parlor and bedroom furnished,
to let to a gentlen an and hi* wife, in a private family;
alao on* room suitable for a tingls gen tie nan; all th* m?dern
improvements, aad oontlgnon* to stages aad railroads. No.
145 West Twenty *eeead street, betwten Sixth and Seventh
avenues.
Board.?we call tbe attention of south
Americans and other Spaniards wh* wish board and the
oomforts of aa agreeable home, ia a r?spe?table private fa
mily, where there are at preseat a few Southerners, *?d
where the general convcriatUn of th* house is Spanish. It is
an excellent opportunity for those wishing to learn the Spaa
ish language, as they )an hays constant wraetioe. The Frensh
lanruage Is also ?po ten by members of the family. Looation
25 West Twenty-second strict, betweea Fifth aad Sixth
avenues.
Board?a gentleman and his wife can be
accommodated with board and bedroom, In a house
clean and nestly furnished, in A (triotly private family; ao
children No othor boarder*. Address No. 11 last Nine
teeath street.
Board.?a fine suit of front rooms to let,
asatly furnished; also a fr nt parlor on first floor, to un
exceptionable fhmilieror single gentlemen. All the modern
improvements of eas, water, Ac. Desirably lootted?Mo. 36
East Twentieth street, between Broadway aad Fourth ava
il tie; contiguous to Fourth and Sixth avenue oars, and several
e'(geliie(. Referencee exchanged.
Board.?furnished and unfurnished rooms
to let, with er without board. Families and Ringle gen
tlemen ean be accommodated as above, In that new and nom
tnodions honse No. 18 West Twenty-eighth street, corner of
Broadway, containing gas. Croton water, And baths. Stages
snd cars soeesrible every few minute*.
Board?wanted, a furnished room
board for a lady widow lady's preferred, or where there
(re few er ao boarders. Ad trees R. R., Broadway Post
Office. (tati"g terms and location.
Board in princr strfet.-to let one lar^.e
room on the third floor, with several small ones, suit\ble
f"r winter Also one on first floor. In a first class h->use. con
taining all t> e modern improvem?nt*. Apply atK7 Prince
stmt, second door west of Broadway.
Board on brookltn hriohts.-a front room
and bedroom, on the sen?nd floor, with gas, for (in zl*
gentlemen, in a pi aiant family, with a few agreeable
?oarJer*. Apply (t 23 Willow street, Brook yn. Five
minutes wa'k from Fulton ferry
Board in south Brooklyn.?a lady and
gentleman can be acoommodatad with a large fur
nished room, in a first olass house, sitnated in one of the best
leettlono in Brooklyn. Apply at S95 Henry street, near Ham
ilton ferry. Referesoee required.
Board athobokev.-a small private family
havit g a first class house, weuld lot the entire second
floor, furnished, with beard. Also, aroom on ths third floor.
Terms moderate to thoso who dei-ire a qnletand comfortable
borne; location desirable. Address Hoboken, Herald offioe
Board wanted?in the country, for three
obildren, two boys and one girl? ag*(, 10, 11, and 1)1
Jesre?in eome re(p'et?t>le family, (and near a good school;)
Interne from Vew York to be from 25 to 50 milea, an i eaay
ef (coess where the eMldren can be pr-'P'Tly oar^d f >r. Re
ferences given aud required. Apply by lettor or personally,
ta Thoir,as lookyer, lis 800th street.
Boarding ?two or thrf.e gentlemen can be
accommodated with board, in a plain private fam^y.
Terms reasonable. Injuiro at 33 Watts street, corner of
BOAKDING.?LADIFS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with board, by addressing A line to T Z., Broalway
l'ost Oflice.
BOAPDTN^ -A IWW HOT* OF ROOMS TO LET
with board, suitable for 'amities or single gcntUnen
Also a back parlor, handsomely furnished and lighted with
gas, at h 0. 4 Abingdon square, west aide.
Boarding.-tmi fine front room on second
flcor, well calculated for a renMeuan and lady; also
very pli-asMit (in^le room( for gontlemen. Pieaae oall At
V) Jay street.
Boarding.-a lady A?n gentleman can have
a gcntet-ly farnislied front room on second floor, with
?atL aiid oloeets attached, with bosrd for the lady, la a
rlecant and resp'otablo stroot, west sids of Broadway.
Paymeot required in adv.moe. Vor particulars address a
aote to Etta Broadway Prst Oflice.
OARDIVG A GENTLEMAN AND ^IFF, OR TWO
(ing'e cenilfmen wisbieg A ?/>mTir'?.ab"e rooiB f*r
vinter, iiluesantly sitnated, on ro\Honable term(, can i?e ao
Cfmmodst.'d bv aprlvini at 118 Fonrth street, eornet of
I mo*; also a physician's effi je, with closets attached.
B
Board wanted-by two young gentlemen,
it. the vMalty of Fonrteeath street Terms not to ex
oeed $4 per week each, lire and 'Igbt Included. Address
Galen, care of C W. Polman, University Medical Collegs,
Fonrteej * h street.
French board.?OEh>teel accommodations
for rsmilir* and single aertlemen; a pa?lor and bedroom,
handsomelj furnished, will be let. separately or together.
I irst c'sss h< use gai< and water throughout. Also, a oloa
>nnt sitting room on fr.'t il >or. Dini.cr at 5. Rofjrenoes ex
(hsrged. Api ly at 68 9t Mark's place
Fi RNISnRD ROOMS, PARLORS AND BEDROOMS TO
Ut at No. fi College I'lioe ; alao a parl.tr and bedroom
1 tid sinrle r?< m to let, w ith breakfast if required at 141
Vtntii stroot, third door from Broadway.
Handsomf.lt fprnished room* tolettosin
pie ("n'lemen, without hoard, oonvenlentto Broadway
?id all the place* of smnsomeut To thoso lot king for good
0 irti dat "o?, this is a good otaooe to aeoitre fine room*,
nnnire s' 10J Grand street.
Handsome ftrnished nnuii to let. or
suites with back rnona. ga* Ae wi?h ell the modern
Improvements, 88 West Twenty-*evonth *tre?t. Sixth avenue,
one block from Broadway.
Rooms with partial board, or without,
.'d-it n?r. K desired, ean be hed at half-pant five,) in th*
tew first class bouse, hsving bath*, ga*. Ao., An., No. UMI
fourth avenne, ne*r Twelfth street, one handsome suit on
tbe second floor, and one on the third. Alao a large and on*
naallroom Apply as above
Rooms-witii board for fvmilies or single
gentlemen, can be ottaliied by applying at 12 Nolioa
tlaoe Morcer atveet, one door bolow Eighth street.
pPOV? TO let- WITH I'A'TIAL BOARD TO gen
Jl tlemen only; a well furnished room and btdroomcom
mnnicatit't. Apply at 21 Ninth street, betweea Filth and
Sixth nvennea.
Rooms *o let- handsome rooms, witp full
1 board,'? r fsmi'ie* or tinsie ire-itlemon, in s a*? house
with mod rn improvements, at 157 Bieeck?r.s*''Oot, opp Kite
Def au row.
TO I.ET?AT NO 2 CLINTON P/AOE. SEVER\L DB
rirablo room* far fawiiles gentl<men, on the fir>t,
(eentid ar.d third floor(. Broe?'**t If roquirod. Kvfurenoes
exchanged.
TO let?FURNIS**"* ROOMS, IN tbe FIRST CLASS
house No 15 street, fronting on the Battery, atiitt
ble for aiagle ,et tlemen, without board. Apply ou the
premi e(. V .erence required.
TWr <UITFS OF PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, ON
second floor, provided with ga*. hot air. Ac newly
^intished, to let, with board, at71 West Twenty.third street.
Reforoncss required.
TWO SINOLl GENTLEMEN, DESIROUS OF OBTAIN
lag a pleasant aad comfortable home, with to rent a parlor
and bedroom, with n*e of bath*, without any beard. A
house between Bleeeker aad Teath streets, near Broadway or
prefentd, A*d?*s a, fi? statiag
mo IIHT.?TBBBB OB POUB GBNTLBBBW CAB M
1 letoantliM with fmliM rw?ia it Ne 164 RkwbW
I'rwt. Thoee wuub? to hm together ean b? oomfortobly
ukobbtdtm.
TXTITHODT BOA KB.?A LA ROB BOOB ABB A BALL
? Mrow, n the mid>< floor, to ? (lNiut UtiMv,
nitable far ?i?*1e daairone af aaaii^w >>?>*
menta. without board, to Iat, furniehed or nnfnniehed, If ay
Mied for immediately. Iniuire at 1<W Franklin atreet.
WANTKD-nr A QKNTMHAN, A BANDSOBBLT
furtueVed parlor and hedroom, with breakfaat, Mtf
Bleacker atreet. Addreia Poet "(Roe box No. S.2?.
HOMES, CAHEUGRI, AO.
For palb^a rnwirr sobbbl barb rixybabs
old ot?t flrteen handi high, faat traveller aad aiaad,
perfectly kind in airgle an* donVle harneaaaad nadar M?
e?<?dle: mid for in fault. To be aeon at Halliraa'a atablea,
124 Eighth atraet, (Clinton plaea.) aaar Stoth ?"??a.
Fob sai.f citbaf-a dark brow* borsb, j#k
handa high, aix year* old. toed in daabl ?erilnele bag
neee, and warranted aonnd fan ba aeen ft ' wileon a eta
b'?a, earner of Bieeeker and Croaby atroato. Lowai* prioee,
$100
For b a lb?a cooi> secovo wavb bxprbss
wagon. Apply to WARD A I.ABPMAN. Dame atroet
pier, New York and Brie Railyad "IBee.
Fob ha lb?a fbbb wagon, coal c*bt awb
eoal ecale. The abcTe *rtiol?a are in goal order. natr
ire been la n?e but a abort, time; will be Bold rery low. Apply
at the feed atoraaf Wm. Ilarwood, near the Penny Bridge,
Poutli Brooklyn. _____
Hanpoomp! dourlb carrtagb for salb?Btn'/r
by J R. Le wren ?e. nee.rly new To be eold low. Apply
I' the owner, 21 Teat tVeaty aeeoad etraat, or to
0. 8UYDAV, 1ft laat Twenty second itreal
H"R?B A VP CARRTAGB *OR SALR.-A beautiful
aaddle horaa, IB banda high, aonnd and kind, and good
In ilnel# or double hamate; alao, a top bnrgy, with harneaa,
will he arid at a bargain. Addreas Mortimer, Union aqaare
Pott effioa
To borsb ownbb*.?'w r\nhab. senior, VBTB
rinarv nnr"??on, Ti Second (treat, would etate that ha wifl
a'temi nitli (kill all tick or lame horee* eommitt id to hia
care. Charges moderate. N. B.?Good itabUng and earefol
treatment.
TATANTEU?A TTOHRE, 1RX FANTiS nTOn OR OFRB,
" pony hnl'd. yonog. r?nund, and kind, that can trot a
irllalf 2 4fl. Anyone hav'ng eueh a horaa to diapoee of may
t-ca-of a piircbaier by addreaaing L L L.. Union equara
Poet Office, giving drecripUin, price, and where to btMN.
HOTBIil.
Atlantic hotbl. no. ? bboatiwat op'obiti
the fountain. Tbie old and favorite hctel having bean
?vtlrely rafnrclahed In every department, la now ready to M
eehre (amiliea and gentleman far the winter.
I PORBWAB.
Hotel?the new collins hotel. corner op
Canal and Weat atreeta. off-?ri ?oma Terv tin- parlore fo*
femlllee. and a taw aingla room*, on reaaonable term*, fee
the winter month*. _
TALLBAN k BAPB8. Pr*prieto??
Hotbl cubano, Havana?ry bbs. b?bah a.
Brewer, No. 3 Cuba etraat, combining enmfort and ele
gance unequalled in the elty. 8trang?re will conmlt their
own Intereat by looking at her m?ma and her tonne bafora
going eleewhere. Roate at the eteamere for hargage. and a
earrlage at the wharf far ladlee or tha infirm. Havana,
November, IMS.
Waybrlbt house, m broadwat, corner op
Fourth atraat ?Tha anbeoribar la now prepared to make
arrangementa for familial for the martin* aeaaon.
J. W. RBN A LB. 697 Broadway.
MUSICAL.
AVERY SPLENDID RCSWWrtOD 7 OCTAYR MOT
pianoforte for tale for S770 tuperior tone, lean framo,
been nsed about 8 month*; pe''aot la all reapeatf; fully war
ranted by tho but maker*. The owner if going to *uropo.
Tt can be teen from 10 till 12 e'dook, at M Woostsr street.
A JH" 5'.".^,,?-? p??? ,r
MEI.ODEONS.?9. D. * H. W. SMITH'S KELODEONS
?re to nod la the equal temperament; the hanaoay i*
as rood in the remote key* ae it if in the common: the only
melodeon to toned, and nnqneationably the best Tor taloM
great bargains To rait tome purohaaeri monthly payiasata
taken. N. B.?There if another hcnse of the name of Smith,
therefore ask forS. P. ft H W. Smith's malodeene.
HORACE WATERS, Sole agent, SB Broadway.
MUSICAL-EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE?AN MX
eellent new rosewood pianoforte, made hy a journeymaa
pianoforte maker for hie family's nte, hot sickness oemnel
ling ite disposal it will be tola at a yen great aaeriHoe. It it
fnlly warranted, and aa 'Id pianoforte would he taken iaex
change. Inquire at 103 Weet Broadway, np ttairs.
New songs, just published.?"core sin?
that Sons Again," hy I. ?. VuhU. * coats. " Ilea
Bolt's Grave." tone aad chorus, by I 0. Wateoa. X eeate;
snug by Buckley's Serenaden w'th immense applanso. "The
O'd Homestead," hy L. Heath, either ef "The Oravo of
Bonaparte," IB eente. " The Preoeott Hoin Polka." hy
Yenderweyde, 80 eente; with a beautiful vigaeate of this mag
nitoMt hotel. Pnhliehod by HOR ICR WATERS Ml Broad
way. if It agent for T. Gilbert A Co.'t pianoe, S T). A H. W,
Smith's malodeoat. and Rartio'i unrivalled guitars. N. B.
?Seoond-hand pianoe at great bargain*.
SEVEN PIANOFORTES AND THREE MEI.ODEONS
to let and tnned, for $2, St SI, tV S3 bo aad S4 par month,
or for sale very chean. H DUM3DAY, Toaeherof Musis, t*
Grand strfet, n?ar the Bowery.
YIOT.TN AND PIANO PERFORMRRS FOR SOU*,
blee, peril's, Ae.?Persons desiront of enhancing the
evening's plessuref with new and eeleet mink given with
'tyle and effect w.*v address a lino to EDWIN POWKR3,
4!? Broadway, musie store of Gelb A Jaokson Tor mi fin
IHSTRtrCTIOW.
ACARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY A J*
nounots to the eititens of New York, Rrookly*. R^H
Hamshurg and Jersey City, that We new and elegit room*
are now open day and evening for Instruct! *n In psnmansMj
and bookkeeping. A liberal deduction will be made to pa*
ties ol three or more pert->nf Stranger* may receive acoi-nt
of wri'ing lemons in three days. The instruction is thorough,
and improvsment guarantied to all old and young. Car ls
and circrlars may be had at th? room*. Mi Broadwav earnef
of Franklin street. OLIVER B OOLDiMTTH
A LADY WHO RFSIDES TP TOWN, AND WHO IS
an accomplished musician, desires to devote some hours
each day to the Instruction of young ladies In mnsie and
writing. Where there are a number of rupils in the same
family, she would make an arrangement to teach other
tranches. This Is believed to bean excellent opportunity
for home instruction. Unexceptionable reference given. Ad
dress P. R , Herald MBoe.
Bookkeeping, apithmrttc, *c.. thoroughly
taught, on rersonable terms, by W J RENVILLE. tW
Brotdwav. Each student is sopsr-;telv tnstrieteO andrapld
Iv advanced in his studies, wl.|l? the knowledge Imparted to
him Is readily available In praetioo Open day and evening.
MRP. PARROTE'S FSTMII.TSHMFNT FOR YOUNG LA
dies, removed from Brooklyn to .'W9 Fourth avo-ue, be
tween Lexiniton &r d Madison avenn',s.?Mrs P'.rrole who
lias resided feme y?ars in France, receive* a limited number
or pnpili desiring superior odncational advantaees. noon
of stodv from nine to two o'e'ock. Class for drawing and
oil painting, throe t'mos a woeb. Terms at Mrs. Parrote'f ro
sidnnoe, .TO Fourth avenue, near Twenty eighth street.
SrANISII LANGUAGE -GEVTLEMSN DISPOSED TO
learn the above language, after Va?e*l?'f oral svstem,
sro respectfully inv ted to rail immediately on Prof. RAHA
DAN. st Ms residence, 10 Walks* street, as a now evening
clssswill commence tr m?rrcw, (Ssturday I loth Instant, at
h tlf paat five o'clock, P M, and af'erwards continus every
Tuesday, Thursdsy, snd Saturday, from r.fj to <H? o'clook.
T
10 PB'NriPAr.S OF untvfrsities, collrgps
aed Iligh Sohools?A geitleman fr >m Enrone it ds
*irous of forming a permanent rt ragomeet a? professor of
I stin and modern lanrns'cf Fr -h Italian. An . in a ool
lfge, universisy. or high so'"ol in thl* State. (Nuw Vork t or
insnyother He will teach Engli?h literature and that of
ti e larmsgcs aboven>entioned. His edocatlon on the conti
nent of Europe has been most aec-implNhed. Highest refer
ences as to ability, conduct, Ac He will he ready to oora
menee by tbo 1st of Janosrv next, or sooner if required.
AddrcssR. H N., esre of the Fev A.F.N. Rolfc. Newborn,
("raven county. North Taroliii*
T17E PRIMA DONNA, ELIZA YALENTINI. TEACnH
singing by private lessons as before and in elasses, whiat
are an imitatioa of the Honiorvitolre of Paris, oomposel ol
four ladies in an hour singing alternately alone or i?
dnos, at $12 per quarter eash lady Sljrnorlna Valentinl eai
>.?> seer, every day at h? r risldence, 86 Fourth avouae. no*
Tenth street, from 12 till 4 e'oloek.
THAVRLLRRH' SITOR
-ii'-st 6AFE. cnEAP, AND RELIABI.R
1 0??0. Ronte ? 1KM ?O'tober arratkfi-m^nt? Albany and
Now York Inland routo Three daily trains- aceomm?da
tion train, at 7 A. M., and two daily express trains, at9 A. M.,
ard ati.SOP M.. connecting at Albany with Central line ef
railr-ad West: also with the North for Saratoga Sprtura, 0f
Whitehall and Montreal Th? trains eonaect wit'n the West
ora and Hudson and Herhshire railroads at flhatham F->n?
Corners for Lebanon Springs, on and after Mondav from tho
new depot, eornerof White. Eiin, and Centre streets, whort
?hrongh tickets can be proo'ircd and haggage chocked.
Eor Albsny. For Syracuse,
" Schenectady, " Rochester,
" Utloa " Bnffato
Passengers alto reooived at Rroomettreet and Bowo^y, and
Twentv sisth street and Fourth av?nue stations The ah^vo
trslns will land and recelvc passengers only at flrol^r Fall*
and Chatham Four Corners All othe? tra'ns will leave
City Hall station, oomer of Trv^n row and Centre street, at
horetoforo. M SI.OAT S?perlntj>?d?ii*
ARFANC.FVENTS FOR DF.CEVHER.-ALnAVY AND
New YorV Rsilmad.?Two dsi'y oxrre** t?ain? at ?
o'clock A. M. and J .10 P. M . oonne"ting at Athanv with tho
Ontral Line of Rsllroad est; alio with lines nor'h t"T S?
>ato?-a Springs. Whitehall and Montr?al. Ths trains enn
ncrt ait' the Western and nndson a id Rerkshire Railnadf
at Chathim Four (!orner? fer l.ehanen Sprlnirs T' o ah ve
train itart Irom the pew depot corner of White. Elm and
Centre ftreets, where through tickets cau ho procured aid
baggage checked for Albany Schpnecta'lv Utica Roma. Sv
raenfe Auburn, fieneva. Cananditigue Rochester and Rufla
lo. Passengers also received st Pr iome strict a id Oo --ery, -i
snd Twenty sisth street and Fourth avenue stations. Tho *
shove trains wi 1 land and re-( ire passeniiors only at Crotoa m
Fal's, Hillsdale, and Chatham ronr Comers. All other ,)
trail t will leave City Hall *tati<>n. corner of "ryon row aad
Coatr ftrct, a* licrelofore W K. HALL, Snperlntondent
/ 1.*. V KIN AND ARBOV RAII-ROA D TO PHI I, A DEL
" J phla, from pier No. 1 N?-rtb river.?Two linos dai!*, at
111 A. M. and 2 I*. M. Accommodation line at 10 A ?.. hy
s'oamboat Trenton te South Amboy, cart to Rordontowa,
and steamboat R. Steokton to Philadelphia. Esre tt. Ex
press lino at 2 P *., by steamboat John Potter, to Amhof.
t' once dlreot to Camden by oars; throush In four honrs ind
s half. Fare S3. Returning, leave Philadelphia at 10 A V..
and 2 P. M
HUDFON RIYER RAH ROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
Chambers street for Albany and Troy:?
Fgpross trsin, 7 A. M ?Through In fonrhonrt, oennootteg
with trains roeehir.g Buffalo or Montreal at 10 o'cloeh mm
evening.
p "kfH t"klm' ' A" M-"'Thr<>'"h lrklM ?? 1J It aad ?
Express train. II P M.-Emlgrant train 6 P M. Eor Tarry
town 1fl:W P. M For Peekstlll. S:.iii P M. Eor FoagA
kceptit. 7:10 A M. and I P. M Passengers taken at Cham
bers Canal. Christopher, Fourteenth and Thirty first gtreeta.
Run lav trains from Canal iTeet. at 3 4<l P M.. for Albaay
and Troy, stopping at all way stations
_ EDMUND rREvCH Supertntendeatk
New toee and Philadelphia direct, yia
Nop- .Isrsev Railroad.?United States and KspressllpM
through in fonr l"-urt leave New Fork foot of Cortlan jl
otrert, a't;, K atii 5 A ?l., and 4 SOanrf (ISO F V. Leave Phi
ladelphl* st 1 ,H x M via Kensington. II and 7 A. M .and < .<?
and I ?l) P. II , lr; -n the f.?pt of Walnnt street. Fare U fl A#
for second elms l)i ? s M. fror> Now York, ard 410 P V *roia
rhllad-'pb-K Throurh tickets sold, and passengers snd
through iia, <jjte carried f?r Baltimiro. Washington % orfalk
and Cnarlot'on In the u ar.d 9 A W., and 4 .111 and t'f V *.
trains, an! aonn ^.tlon evreala, <*itb e*t?a trains If hohlad
timo. Fatnoacort with ba?a?a art>M tbo hrrf IKtaaa mlMtM
holoio Us train kon-aa *

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