The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1849, Page 3

- mp”! FOR CALIFORNIA, enn 13.0, CALIF URNLa—10 Ui Ban rear. ae ele 8atL 4058) Fashionable Intelligence. Bart ov TH w Benevocent Loan Association,—The second ual ball of this Associa- ‘tion took place at the Chinese Rooms, 639 Broa sy. on Tuesdey evening. The dancing saloon was fisted up by the committee in handsome style, the walls be- ing decorated, im addition to the fourteen large paint- ings of scenes in Chinese life with elegantout glass decorations affixed to the gas lights, while seven hand- somely (rimmed cbandeliers were, for the occasion, sus- pecded from the oviling A temporery orchestra was erected at the upper end of the room, and eo drapsd as to present # bandsome croawent of tiwelf, Dodworth furnished the music; sod uncer bim, made the instrame of the prinolpal features of the eve commenced at an carly hour in the evening. tinued until fouro’clockin the morniag. About three bupored Uekets were suid by the commit. Wee, besides quite @ Dumbersent Coiavited guests Che whole number of participants in the testivities of the evening Was betweeneigut and nine hundred Most Of the ladies present were brunettes, aud were dressed principally in white. pink, and biu Tastefully sttired, ourrences during the evening. viz: dep extinction of the gastigbts On the firat of these occasions, the floor was covupied, and a quedrille was being enjoyed to the greatest extent, waen, allof a oudden, there was total darkness, The accideat did ‘not in the least lesren the wirchfulness of the dancers. Attendants soon brought a supply of wax candies into the room, and the set upon the floor enjoyed cbut until the gas could be axain put im ordes as once more right, the music strack up, dance wenton. |p about ao hour from the time of this little interlude, when the a was again at its height, out went the lights again, and the former ceremouies were repeated. At eleven o'clock, the supper room ‘was thrown open, and dixplayrd two tubies sec off with the usual viands, and oroswented with pyramids and other confections, The utmost hilarity w throughout the evening Tne bei Dachelors, was not by any me: mittee’s invitations. Lhere were many fathers and mothers present with their childrea, and seemed Lo enjoy the dancing ax much as the younger people. ‘The following is the list of dances:—i Graad Prom made, Bachelor's March; 2. Qua rille, Lu Belle da &. 8. Quadrille, Grove Songsters; 4 Quadrille cheat and dig, Medley; 6 Span sh vauce. Native Home; 6 Qu driile, Florence Bombey; 7 Qaadr lly, Minstrels, German Waltz and Polka, Bach Dream; 9 Quad Excelsior; 10 Quaari!!e march, Fille du Regiment; 11, Quadrille, Mi¢night; 12. Slow Waltz and Gallope. Lan- ner; 13. Quadrillr, Lombard); 14 Rustic Reel, Kitty; 16 Quadnile, Erpau; 16 Quadriils, Woack! Whack! ‘17. Walts Quadrille, Egiaotine; 18 Qasdrille march, Moses ia Egypt: 19 Quaartlle Benedict's own, 2. German Waliz aud Poiks. Ogden 21 Quadrille, Fox 22 Steilan ¢ ir White Sergeant; 23. Qua. drille, Dark; 24. Finale. Home S#eet Hom ——__—_____® Masical, we lively little comedy of the first piece at this house @ incidents are very improbable, still the dialogue is smart aud lively. and the whole piece is quite amusing. J.H. Hull the lover, and his friend the Captain, (Jorg appear in fomale attire, and ‘the gravity with which they overreach the old guardian of the young lady of the pivce, the Prinsess incog, (Miss ante ) was very ludicrous; watist the old Pator. ( vic, a )in the attire of the Dutehers of Bustledorf, har been played several ed,and went off with much éclat rything now goes ebipshape and smooth, and we can only repeat the opinion we have previourly expre ed, that it is the most splendid dramatic rpectacle yet provented at the Bowery. The last scene is mo-t magnifivent, and every portion of the play has beeu mort eathusiastioully a lauded, To-nigbt. the eame bill will repeated ‘he intemee coid which prevailed last evening caused the house to be rather toinly attended. ‘To-might, owever, we expect to see a full attendance. Broapway Turatre.—We may fairly congratulate the public in general,and e»peoially the large number of the youthful vnd gay, now visiting our city from the country, ut tbis season, iu search of holiday eater- tainment, upon the rich, vast, aud ample provision for the most luxurious feasting of thy senses, prepared now nightly at the Brondway, by tov delightful piece of the “Count of Monte-Cri-to’’ If aay one has not been yet to seo Lester, ia bis Protwanu shapes, as Kd- mond Dantes, we pity bis toeatrical tasie and judg: -ment. [tis the great gein of the eeason in New York, and Lester bas mad+'s most decided nit 1m his persona- tion of this admyravie part. But we cannot omit men- , the astonishing success of of Caterouw, Iu ina roar. Hadaway is one of our bert low comedians, if not the Then, again, Dyott. Fredericks. aud Shaw; the lovely and ¢piendid Mrs Abbost, whom we never bo- hold without admiration; snd ths youthful, pleasing, gentic Miss Wallack. ait combing. witn che richness of the more than Osi+ntel besuties of tuis piece of be ties, to fill the public with admiration aud ecstastes of delight. Last evening war ibe benefit of the talented dramatic author to whom we are indebted for this masterpiece ef dramatiza'ion. aud the large and over- flowing attendance of toe puviic, murt have dbewn high- ly gratifying to his feeling» as sa author, tor such & tribute to bis genius and talent as an author, and we may fay, also, euch a tribate to bis pocket, as 8 man Nationat T tke —*Wacousta’’ is triamphent, ewy the biils of tnt ee. and toey ray the truth, for it 28 Davipg most remarakable success and che excellence of the piece entities ittoruch It was adapted to the stage by Mr R J. Jonca. the stage manager of th taburhwent, aud as it is procuced upd-r his iamediat direction, he has had eve: y opportunity todo it justice; and as the mansger nvver does anything otaer@ise than libe: ye has not rtinted hia in any outiay requisite to get it up most compleuly. Tae fuil-rigged echo: ner whioh 18 1otrodced on the ey robably nd most cow plete vesewl ever manwavred on the boards of athestre Mra Isherwood, as the “/girl. acts well; and TG Booth, us the “ colored Awan.” causes tiuch merriment. Ssymour, RJ. » Herbert, ke, ido well We have already to the excvilent acting of Scott ia this tof Mrs Woodward, irs Chapman, . To- night the same bill will be repe jy say that every theaire goer will ao amusing farce will conciude the perform. ‘"s Tura Last evening this theatre was an intelligent audience, to witness the new ncocted by Mr Brovgtam. from Dickens's last fons myth of the “Hauuted Man and the Ghost’: a? This piece is well got up. Mr. Burton, as by & Co..the vewspaper seller. and Mrs Vernon, as Mrs: Tetterby, bis wit:. kept the audience convalsed | with laughter. At the end of this piece, which proved S decided hit, Mr. Brouvham wes loud'y called for, when Mr Burton apprared and ins neat littte spesoh, returned thanks for the approbation bestowed. Pre- ‘vious to this, the cominal avd lsughaodle farce of “John | Jones” was played. It was fullowed by ‘Slasher and Crasher;” and {concluded with the “Mammy,” all of which went off with unbounded applause, To-night, great bill ie cffered Tur Granp Concent.—Notwithstanding | the extreme severity ot the weather, a large assembiage of beauty and farhiom greeted this distinguished fa- mily, on the occasion of their tiret grand concert at | the Tabernacle, iaet evening; and the most sanguine | expectations of those who were prepared, by the fla.ter- | ing accounts that preceded them, were more then | lized. Mr. Distia and sons are recognised as the Vaiss aad unrivailed performers on those extraor- divary instruments, the si x-horns and sax- tubas, and bave been awar the highest marks of approbation from many of the most eminent co: posers, as well as also been presented with testimo tals of the highest character trom several societies in Pari: ‘Their debut, last evening, before an American sudience, ‘stonce stamps them as artists, who bace no rival upon thie continent in their fascinating live of art. ‘The | Opening part, the quartette “ Saffrive nel Piaato,” ar- | ranged for four er x-horne, was @ brilliant performance, or instruments, which harmonized 80 sweetly as almost to ‘spproach the human voice in some passages. [n- deed, no four pertormers that ever before appeared here have so delighted their admiring suditory, even at ret siart == Miss Moriatt O'Connor next sung “The Dream” » with much and fineexeoution. Her voice is of excellent quality ‘and compass, and her reception waa enthusiastic from all parte of the house, She was derervedly encored im the“ Lament of the [rich Hanger: ”’ whioh she sang “Th a new style, ouperior to woy that we have ever heard before in this plaintive and touching meiody. She has made ® mort decided impression apon the maay ad- muirere of genuine vocal power and ability, who esent lactevening. In the glee, © Sprig, yy Mire O'Connor, id Meeers H. arranged for four tory were vehemently ap- pleuded. The # y Mr. H Distin, on tne sax tube tenor, entitled * Meco tu Vien’ was deservedly ei cord the grand feutasia upoo tne trumpet, by Mr. Distin. in which he {otroguced ~ The Solater Tired, the audience were Joud anc enthusiastic in their appro- Nation. His astopirbing exeeution and general style f performance upon the trampe:, prove him tobe Jet a rival here; and bintwe!l ox-cuted cadences on AiMeult instrument wer uted wich all the ease a@ precision. as if he had bre but touching the soft chords of the barp iteeif, He was loudiy encored, M. Willy’s performance on the pinao was also bighly ore- Alt Ao Bis teste and preticiensy Indeed. the tertainment altgether was @ rich treat to the lo ‘Df mcody and instramental and vocal talents We ale gibifedto fod that these gifted artists Dave met wwith scoordial Baoswar Cracus — This peat apd comfortable place of S™ ment fs mghely viricea vy lacge assembiages of evr tizens, he splendid acts of torsem Pp f the best equestriaas of the day; the tam- evolations ou the slack rope; the extraordi- of sagactty evinced by the fairy eteed, Cin and the wrestliog and rparring by the fighti But co our miud, cae gant pettormauces of the ev the beautiful gymnastic wad classic group Mr, Sande sod ebildren ‘Unis perforu- one is suficiemt to crowd the circus every if these performers delight by nurdreds, Cheir a-w ‘ ve taken the public taste exactly; and as thay ver) their programme nightiy, one has a chance to shear fomething new every nigo namie New Onieans Sexevauans have beon doing & Wnow their removal down towa aad their parform@aases, on ova tertarnment ne one of the here 1 G0 Oscasion for as ni ifrecommend tbeir jsthlegant in the cit; Ttoadtise the folke togo and hear thea, as nightiy irroom is crowded. ‘imagen —We recommend this house to the public, ‘a host delightfai piace of votertain meat, well man- dand property aneted Hei ge with all his eecentrioithea, remarkable feats, ko. and an amusing company, are doing w fae bust t the Lyceum, in Chatham rqoar | at_No 63 Talman street, Tae Weatnen.— state of the atmosphere, yes- terdey, was such as to cause the mercury to sink in the thermo ... er courideradly, Oa Tuesisy it was as fol- Jows:— TA M. 12M. ar. Mm. oP. M. ‘Veoterda sy it was follows: sn ne jf aa tm TAM. 13M. 3. P.M. oP. M. 2 hd 22° ‘20° AnotH Murper.—On Tuesday evening, between 7 lock, an Italien Orgs piayer by tae of Antone, residing at No 17 Oraage street while parsing home and near his residence, was attank. ed by bayer who knoe! Te O10 taggered in a etuptfied state to his lodging room clore by. and with ass ote aor Early this morning be was discovered to be in a dying was at once conveyed to rnw Ci" How cal, where, under the skilful trestment of the house surgeoi every sid was administered that cou u yoo-i0ty be dua but the ekull being badly fractured, aongestion of t! brain had taken piace, and late last night hi gasp ing in great agony for breath, no doubt he died be- fore mornin; the doctors pronounced him past re- covery. It is to be hoped that the murderous villains ‘will be arrested and punished. Some of these orga men rave up quite « large amount of money, and under this belief it is supposed the robbers gave the fatal Asornen Case or Homiciur.—At about tem o'clook last evening, @ case ot homicide occurred at the house of Richard Marshall, No 7 Spruce strest, The facts of the case, as near as could be learned at the times of the occurence, were :~ Michael Driscoll, the deovased, went into the establishment of Mr. Marshall, which ts « coffee and cake shop and first commenced Uon with the person who bakes the cak tablishment, challenging him to fight. ko ; he is called, refured to hav. thing to do with him, when he commenced to or & disturbanceio the bouse. and proceeded to attack the bar tender, Corne. tus —, 4 lad of some sixteen years of age. Conelius ordered bim from bebind the bar, but Driscoll refused to go. and commenced to assault the bar keeper. Io the meée@ considerable quantity of earthenware was brokep, and, at last, Cornelius, to defend bimeelf. as is aed dirk which was lying near, and struck at ‘The blow took effect, piercing the left breast, and the blade taking a direction towards the heart, Driscoll lived but a fow moments afier the blow was given. He was only about eighteen yrars of ago.and ie the son of Cornelius Driscoll, who keeps a publio house im Orange, near Anthony etreet Cornelius wos taken in charge by the policemen of the Fourth ward, An investigation of the whole matter will probably be made to-day. lex is tHe Rivers,—The quantities of toe in the East and North Rivers, durivg yesterday aud last . evening, exceeded tbat noticed for many yea and the afiiculties encountered by the boats plying to Brooklyn were grest-r, aud attended with more dan- ger, then has been observed for at least five years baci. arly in the evening, the South Ferry boats, which are powerful aud unusually strong. were unable to make Ubeir proper landings, from the immense fields of a7alid ice forced by the floed-tide through the diffrent chan- nels, One of the boats, having wbout 200 passengers, left this side about six o'clock. and when about half wuy acrons, was crowded between som» flakes of Ice, perfectiy unable to move, except in the dirvctioa the current swept. In this way ehe was carried along the wharves towards the east end of the city. uutil reach. g Burling Slip. where «he brougat uo by coming in centact with the brig George. Many of the p gers, who bad not observed the direotion of the boat, left under the impression that they had reached some part cf Brooklyn. Hundreds of thos) who reside ia Brook. Jyn were forced to take lodgings ia New York, Tur City Hart Brut Caacxen —To the del the Gremen of the oivy, that miserable apology tor aa rm bell but a few months since pl din the ou: ¥ of the City Hall, is cracked and. of course, for ne- ceskery purposes, ueeless. It is really to be hoped that the Common Council will exerolse some diserrtion in the purchase of a new bell, not on as regards siae, but the quality of the material of which it is camposed. The dell now used has been complaiued of by the fire- men ever since it was rated, as being entirely too small Itis eral hundred pounds leas thau the one ich preceded it, which together with its great di tance trom the ground, frequeatiy prevented it being beard more thane mileiromthe Hall. {t is high time, for the sake of economy, if nothing els, to try oae from some otber foundry. Not leas than eight from the same foundry as the one here spoken of. furnished to the city. have. ima short time after they were pat up cracked, and became useless Certaialy the Common Counell are not so ignorant as to supvose that a bell, which costs 28 cents per pound, and wich will not lart six months, is cheaper than one coxting 60 cents per pound. which will {ast for n score of years. Let a 00d bell, of the proper size be procured, and placed in @ tower bulit for the purpose. pot more than ten or fitteen feet from the ground. and there need be no forther complaint. The sound will be much better apd may be heardtwic:the distance of ope elevated sevenly five or ao hundred feetin the air, besides which the city will rave considerable money by the plan. Iv 1s a settled poiut that the cheapest things the best. though the Common they sare a few dollars. in some important purchases, avd epend thourands when there is no necessity for no doing. the people will admire their policy. So far asthe priveipel fire alarin bell of the city is concerned, the people wouid be better pleased if one of the proper und quality shouid be at once proeured, instead of the purchase of an inferior one every six maths, for which they have to pay. Take (are or THe St that within the part few days, 6 have occurred, in addition to previous om quence of the megieut of housekeepers to comply with the city ordivance in respect to clearing the sidewalks from snow and ice In waay instances there accidents have based proved futul - besides broken legs, erms, and other injaries Ic strikes us the city authorities are more to biame than even the ocoupante of dwell- ings or owners of property. as it beho.ves the former, in discharge of their duty, to compel obedienca to the ordinances We would adv! pari injured from such caures, to prosecute both those who neglect to conform to 1 corporation for not enforcing it, ond obtain euch a verdict —which would undoubdted- ly be given—as in the tate $1,500 oase against Murphy. Accidents ef the description aliuded to would then soon ceare. Naw Yorx City Gvanv.—This elogant corps of citi- xen soldiers will leave New York, on Monday next, 16th inet., on an excursion to Washington, stopping at Pbiladelphia and Baltimore, accompanied by Bloom- field’s United States Band, from Governor's Island. ‘This will be the most extynded excursion ever made by ® military company out of this city. They will no Goubt attract great attention, and create some excite- ment. in the places which they visit When they at- tempt any undertaking, they aro always sure to do it creditably—-so Philadelphians. Baltimoresns and Wash- ingtonians, look out. and be prepared for them, A rare treat is in reserve for you, ud let it not pass without due attention. AccipEen’ Yesterday, as a certman wi: sing through Pine street, bis rleigh wan eapsized in front of No 40, an deeveral bales of cotton fell on top of him, breaking one of his legs. As one of the omnibus sleighs of the Dry Dock line was passing through Park Row, in front of the Museum, yesterday, a Mr switche: wastan- fortunately run over by the forward runners. and had his thigh severely bru! damage was soon re- g ed ate druggist shop, injared 2 went ome, rejoicing in bis escape from more serious injury. Police Inteiligs Robbed on the Five Points. —Under this heap we no- ticed in Jact Saturday's Herald, the loss of # gold watoh 4 $66 im money, by @ Mr. George Jamieson, residing Brooklyn, while oa the Five Points; such, we are informed by Mr. Jamieson, ie not the case, as he was tripped up on the ice by a man in Orange strert, near Walker, aod when dowa, another man came up, and the two together held him down by and robbed him of his wateh and mon In the tall, Mr. Jamieson struck bis head on the i which caured a stupid senrati od im going in that 4m search of the police, he found himself on the ‘ive Points, where the officers oame across him, and iscovered his loss. Mr. Jamieson is a very reap:ctable man, and an old resident of Brooklyn, and not a man to seek the society of the degraded creatures of the Five Points. Extenswe Robbery.—Some burglars forced an e: trauce into t elling howse of Lewis Mitchell, No. 14 Mulberry street, on Monday night last, and carried off $1,800 1m gold and silver coin, together with a gold cbain and key, anv two silver butter knives. No clue as yet of the thieves, burglary.—The store of John Hickman, corner of James street and Chatham square, was entered by bur- glare on Tuerdsy night, by forcing an entrance throegh the rear, and a handsome watch, valued carried off by the thieves. No arrest. mtored the dwelling house, No. 12 Rose- night, aud stole » watch worth of the boarders, James Reynolds Some other thief entered the boarding boure of Mr. Hanlon, in Frankiin square, and carried Off @ silver lever watch, worth $35, together with arti- oles of clothing. No arrest. 1108 , 1849, Naw Yoax, Ji J. G. Banwetr, Eeq: --Im looking over the Herald of this morning, I T the head of Police Intelligence, my name, 1g ® counterfeit doub- persons who have Teed of my arrest, | beg to state to them the partiou- lure, Having made « purchase of some bariry fora friend of mine, (@ strat he bended over to mein psy ment @ umber of doubioons severe) ‘et! ot which | took to Meesra. A laad & 0 sht of > = in questio: the barley heing $33, | detained from the jot of doud- loons banded over to me, two ia number. valuing them at $16 each, as they were paid to me | had ccoasion to purchase $8 50 worth of property fiom Smith. aad ia the evening. om my way home, (being quite busy during the day) edon Me Smuh, a nocently wked bim whioh he replied th told hin to tame bis choos id sent hie young man to aa excbe! broker, on the corner of Fulton street sad Broedway, to ascertain the value; the young man re ‘turced, stating it eas worth $15 50, Mr. swith thea een the amount of wy value of the doubivon, and at the worth $16) snd Oanded me over the money Did tim good night. and left hie store. being tovally Mr Smith makes age Serr Buriey catied on me, and stated the case, andin a Wiy geutiewauly mauuer requested we to wiate the I rhe calied in the se. ia of enoMr vo Mr. Burley pret calied cerned from business y tleman whe paid me the doubloons, several ge saw them paid to me, andthe broker who ex- nged them for me, very Kindly have offered to at- test tothe fact of my innocence. By publishing the above fects, you will muck oblige, Your obedient servant. H. E> CUTLIP, Since the above was written, the care has been iaves- ti ated before the wep. when Mr. Cuutip snowed » innocence in the matter, by witnesses. The Justice thereupon Bound For Caltforn ia.—Over $20,000 Worth of our friend Governor Young's fare on thive Way fur toe Geld Misiog Bante: $5 Wy and Gretythlng iartns lee seaie ny 1 rhs a ~ Cornerof Fulton and Newaustrertas THe DOCTOR”, Gold Pons.—The Celebrated « Richelieu” Dian.ona Pointed Gold Pons, warranted to woar five years, and behnolecged to be the obeaprat and beat Geld Fone in the world, retail, by B. E WATSON, No. 15 Wall ange. H's Infallible Onguent has becn before the public now over ten years, Laoroughly tested andua proved for ite many rare qualities, such aa promoting the th of the hi nging red to a dark y ting ray, md ry 1 1 lanaaleioanel ~ COMMBRCIAL AFRAIBB. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Jan, 10—6 P.M. The principal stook affected yesterday was the Read- iny; the mortgage bonds, and the railroad stook, fell off considerably. The bonds sold yesterday morning at 60; they opened this morning at 57, and closed at 65, showing a decline of 6in twenty four hours. This decline was occasioned by reports detrimental to the company, which were freely circulated in the street. In other etooks there was, with one or two exceptions, a slight decline at bota beards, The message of the Gevernor of Pennsy'vania, to the Legislature of that State, gives a full and suo- cinct account of the public finances, aud the future finanoial prospects of the treasury. The aggregate indeptedness of the State on the let of Deo., 1848, was $40,424,736 98, classified as follow: Finances or Pesnsyuvania—Puntic Dear. 6 per cent stook... $1 687 649 06 6 do, do 37,106 801 18 4 do, do. 200,000 00 ———— $39,803,350 24 Relief Notes in circulation. 702,064 00 Interest Certificates outstan- 220,789 62 4,443 28 Interest on id entatanding certificates to be added to them when funded...... 14 166 80 Domestic Creditors. 89.318 95 ——-——_ 1,031,386 74 treasury as follows : Relief Notes..... Domestic Creditors : Interest Cort:fioates of all kinds. $702 664 00 89 318 95 + 239,408 79 $1,031,386 74 The amount of relief notes which form part of the floating debt, will not press immediately upon the treasury, as they will be redeemed from time to time 8 presented. The residue $328,722 74, is due and de- mandable. Ofthe funded debt, $2,047,796 21, are due end demandable, making the present liability of the Treasury, $2,376,618 96. The amount of interest on the public debt, payable in 1849 1s estimated as annexed :— Interest on the public debt $1,887,549 06 ‘at 6 per cent per annum. $113,252 98 $37 506 601 18 at & per cent, 1,865,290 05 $200,000 at 43¢ per cent.. . 9,000 00 Kegular annual interest on the loans as they stood Deo. Int, 1848....... 20.66 1,987,642 99 tion of the above leans there 0 pay 8% years intereaton Feb- it, 1849, which it is estimated 7,000 00 cates may be funded between the lst of February and the let of august next, there will be due at the latter period 4 years interest, estimated at........ 2,000 00 Prcbable smount of interest for 1849 $2,006,542 99 To which add guarantied inte est Danville and Potteville Ratiroad, and nd Tioga Navigation Com- see 82,500 00 $2,039,042 99 The estimates of receipts and expenditures for the current year show an excess of revenue, after meeting all the ordinary expenses, ineluding the above sum for interest, of $185,300. Among the expenditures is the sum of two hundred thoussad dollars for cancelling relief notes. ‘The executive rays, with much truth, that admitting the correctness of the estimates, it is apparent the State is placed in @ condition no better by the lapse of time, as no material diminution, if any, of the public debt iseffected. Indeed. even the payment of the annual interest has depended, and will depend on the anticipa. tion of revenues properly belonging to the next fiscal year. A system of providing means to meet the liabilities of the State, which pays no part of the debt, and meets the payment of the annual interest by drafts ona fund raised forthe discharge of another duty, aud which collects from the people upwards of two millions of dollars yearly, requires supervision and amendment The excess of rev during the past four years, after meeting all the ordinary expenditures, amounts to $57,849 30, as will be seen by the annexed state- ment for each year:— Orvinany Revenv mp Exrenpite: ov Pann- sYLVANtA. Bx. Rev, Exe. Exp, Revenve fcr 145, . Expenditures Excess oxpe en $181,067 10 Kevenue of Lod ‘3.4°7,882 49 $461,144 71 . 26,737 78 Kevouue for 147, 3.744 609 40 Rxpenditures,, 427,341 43 Excess of revenue . 317,167 98 Kevenue for 148, 3,671,907 83 Rxpenditures,, 5,746,506 68 Excess expendytures... . 343,905 76 256,566 46 Excoes revenue in 4 years. 87.549 90 ‘The expenses of the public works considered as ordi- wary, notwithstandisg much of the amount is really extraordinary; but as Offset to this, the tex on real and personal estate, received during etch year, is more ‘than the assessment of a year, the excess being from outstanding taxes ot previous years. ‘The balance in the treasury on Becember Ist, 1844, was. se ce ewe cess ere es + $063,851 88 Balance in the treasury, December Ist, 1840, was... Deficit Im balances in treasury in four years $86,561 40 Had the Jaw for the cancellation of the re- lief feeues been complied with, the addi- thor cbarge wo' have been made on the tressury of, + 249,700 00 Which added to the above deficit. makes... 336,261 49 Deduct excess of apparent revenue,........ 87,349 30 Real deficit under existing laws...... $245,912 19 This deficit cocorred in four years, exclusive of extraordinary expenditures, At this rate the floating debt of the State will soon get to beso large that it will have to be funded, and thus increase the permanent indebtedness, The ordimery revenue bas not been sufficient during the past four years to meet the ordinary expenditures; and unless additional sources of imeome are created, the extracrdinary expenditures of the treasury will be- come too large to memage. it will be seen by the above table, that » portion of the old funded debt has become due and demandable, and an immediate lis. bility, which must be provided for im some way, as more than a million of dollars of the new fanded debt falls due before the close of next year. Stock E.xohange. S1I000 TreasNotes 6's «luk «10 che Hud R Sorip, fall 68 mo Gao 101% 80 sha Canton Co a ubv UB 6s, "6 108 oO 700 do, "OR low 0 a0 do Wn Settee F mK oh do bo (woo 0 10000, iu ow mw ow 2s 10 10 mw w 2 Ze dee ADVERTISEMENTS 4ENEWED EVERY MORNING, BOUT TO PURCHASE GOLD the Axricultaral #1 ‘os relat purchasing: \berfor' hi cra ceed, LEAVENWORTH, — fast oriting instant, positively —. ntened and copper fs accommodations, au~ win’! ip—the we vongen’ ix of whieh are eng: font nteret ‘OR SAN FRANC! F%: ‘copper fastened live cak ship Worrison, Captain J. S.02/d- ing, having most of her cargo: , will meet with dospaton fur the above port. ‘The captain being well acquatated with - ho tra 1!1 take oh» rge of com ate. For freight or baving eplendid scoomum: Saas none. a 600 SOOT APY SOE FORD, TILESTON & CU, 43 South strc BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. h ieet—The fast aailing bark, BONNE 843, is in oom plete order, ‘and cabin passeugers, No Btted up with Scate Kooms for wal’ steerage possencers taken Wageage in the saloon, $100, and pag ‘Am experienced physicion cove out in ber. “For partieu- ie, te a x! 82 Wall atrest, under the Seamer FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA —THE NEW AND fast-eniling pocket ship PAKAH & ELIZA, Captein Moore, will positively tall for the above port on the 20th inst. or passage, with superior state room scorn: modation, JOSHUA T. JONES, Ok CALIFORNIA. —TU 341u OS 146 15 HL ~ THE FLRST clas packet shiv ORPIIEUS, now lying at pier No. 9, Kast Tiver, will sailasahove. A quantity of freight oan still be taken. Also, a fow more passengers, at a low rate. on board, or te BK. Sutton, 5: Beaver street, or 8 7 OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON —Pie UNITS § Mail Steamship Company bereby give notice that it Purmance of their contract with the Navy Depart naid new and spacious steamship FALCON will leava port ior Mavana and Chagreson Thursday. Fobrua 4 m pier 4.N, ith the mailsfor the Pacific. Pet dest to tare pa eagefor California by the way of the Isthans of Fanaros, will td ft towhelradvantagy to avail thome-lves of this ‘sein the opinion ot the wndersignes aont {rchis means of transportation up the cost of it be found favam. = rsesengers for teamsh' are toleave fanams ib | February March let, pric ye passage, order to aveld disappointment, No earsgomont for pasmege will be bincing on the company, unless the sam tioned undersgued, | Freight for C jew Work. o in and to Chagros, in Cabin ; do d steersge. Freight on apecke to Chagr:s | per cent: doco Ha Ay percent M_O, KOREKTS. U8 Wont atract OK 84N FRANCISUO, CALIFORNIA, AND THE GOLD ms—The splendid fastrailing live oak ship ROBERT commanded by Capt. F. G. n, one of the ableat ‘Captains out of the port of New York, and 6. frigate Macedonian under Com, or about the 10th of January. ives in the nd Surgeon none but ree} ex, offered rarely to be met with, an tisfaacory to it desizous 3 jolving tbe Association. The ship will have g oar- go of S00 of flour, 400 do. Toot, 30 do. pork, OWN do. ttond, $5 0. meal, 5040, ice, 30 do.eugar, 100 do, potatoes, 0 do, bea ‘30 bags of coffee, 5 bbis. of vinegar, 10 bhds molasses, 10 bbie. of BOWN. Frederick Jerome, Ocean Mo Phy chests of tea, 60 quintals of codtish. ‘The ahtp nd cargo will be long to the gers, and each ner will bo ontitled to4 barrels of ft iden hin Lt {a believed by competent men, that the balance of the provisions when the vessel ) San Francisco, will sall for more than the prioe of the tt ie supposed that the bet Fa ‘that port, will be wort auc. To those whe wish to emigrate to the Gold offers soperior advantages in many respects, are fast ng up, the berths shoud be secured without further particulars, “pel to the Captain, om board. foot Dover street, Eat river. eight taken on reasonable terms. Passage, wits « share of Cs ‘$250. Ci Durkee, having a lar ed, Will have imi hie vessel, renders ths @ very desirable oon- Fepance both for gocdeand pareengers, For eubin Passage, having h jaomne accommodations. or for freight, aj to % ABRAHAM BELL & SON Fir Patton street, FSS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, TO S4IL ON TAR 16th, instant, the superior fas‘-eailing, fastened, and coppered, two yeara old, bari ter, will poet. tively sali as abow ht, oF having superior ry oabin, River, or to & WALSH, 77 South street, For 248 FRANCISCO. —FOR CHAG +BS, DIRi new and splndid ocean steam ship CRESCENT CIT tens Larthen, will have for Chagres direct, on Mouday, the Sta THB Y, 150 Fobrnery, at 1 o'clock. P.M. from pier 4, N. B. Passongors by this sicamer, wil reach Panama in time for the U. 3. Pacific mail steamer of the 16th Fet ‘The subscribers have reovived tuch information from Ps # them that there will be but very littie, ifany, at port. Thay have posi- tive information’ of at ‘least four sailing abipy having orders to proreed to P ind that th the last ot Fesrusry. ‘they V oteam f the Britieh Pacific M orders to tak passengers from Panema to San Francisoe Mewrs Zsohrisson Witeou & co.. ngere will find it for their iutacest addrers themselves) egents for the Pacific Mail Steamers, hw also sent to Lita and Valparaiso for vossola. The facilities for crossing the lathous have been increased, and thire t@ no doubs but that the steamboat Orva will be ix ruadinessto convey pisioa- ‘Chogres to Cruces Pasenge ia saloons, $154; lower ; steerage, $40. Freight on specie, 1 por cont; freight on merchandice, 700. per foot. 300 Ibs. bagrage allowal Passengor, 20 Ibe. ‘steerage passenger, or its eqavalentin ent, "No remsage secured ust paid for. Any person ‘one-half the smou Colifernia market, Itis put up iu hall with tin en- Velopra, to protect it trm thedampurss, aud packed in ceave niemt sized pacingee, It is warranted to resist tie desaying effects of a ex mentbe voy it ts oontidently heli: ved to bo the only kind of Chewing Tobacco, either Gavondish or Fine Cu, that will stand a voyage to Califcrnia. ‘The atten 1m of ahippors is invited to the above. JOWN ANDERSON & ( : roadway, cemnar Pi Fn. ee ‘Gk in, vin Vera rae nd Mew stlan, woald ; Port Office W WANTED BY A PERSON life his labor for two yeac4, will be given, or the xame tor or; Cabibounia BAGS V3, TaUNKS—vAy, « street, sells a Bag in which th ing. and evclose it perfectly wat travoiler can pit hia cloch. flair in an itlow, life erver. oF float for crossing re ud requires to te seon to be appreciated. Mertios would profit by a visit to Day, whote jong experien ensurer his customers pecu iar advantases, SAUL JANUARY 1708, ciation thers ary ten va. eploudid fat exiiine Veosel, and ‘st for towiogon tha Sacramento, $414) ry for old washing 1 xupp'ie: On go Overland, Oost $19) (the reannied. Apply’ to George Gordo rreet, Phila‘e’phia, or to W. G. Uhlnorn, 1th Fron? York. prceer SHIP TAROLINTA, FOR CALIFORNIA.—PAs- VO CALIFORNIA, FOR $160. —In Gordou's Cali cancles, ‘This company hi take out. small Steam’ 18CO, CALIFORNIA. —THE COPr'ERED of passege money. can secure BOWARO& SON 73 8 ¥ deveription ot Tobacco, Qe, gp exprently for the a Hite te sevonsate witk then aix more of like character. Address hich one halt of the entire proceeds Dat ANDE sengers by this vessei aro resp: ctfwily informed taat toe ship will be unavoidably detained until duturday morniog NAIH'L L & GRO. GKIS WOLD, 71 and 72 South Ft. HE NEW YORK AND CALIFOR Tp? of treight or baggs nin £60, the balance when called for by the aaiuciation, Will go on the deck, for repsirs, as aon as a sutficiont numbor subscribe to warrant it ‘The ship is 00 tons durthen, built ia 18:2, at New Besford, of the best materiale, live oak, pa ture osk, locust and red cedar, (36 fiet Letweon decks, ooppered and cop- per fastened, and stauds A246. Capt. Swain is an oxperieaced Pacific ocean, having been soven times aroand dwas late master of the a.ip Mayflo as, nt, if the shares are immediately tion fein Trumany Hall, where any further information ean be obtained. By order of the mea- ters. HENRY 6. wIeLu 8. Messrs, Brown & Howard, jetors of Tamm>ny Hall, have consented to receive all the subscriptions to thiv avociation; and those residing st a distence can remit with mafety to the abo Rentlemen, and have w shore secnred ao them, provided satifac- way reference is given in regard to character: ” HENRY E. PTRLT, AMP HAMPERS FOR CALIFORNIS—COVTAINING frying paus gridircns plates, cups, for the cooking and > willow hampers, for greater nomber of persons, Haviog had rk tor old campaygners, ich ae are iudisrousahle. witaont encum. bering with artieles that could be dispo ned with. Companies desiring Hampers pet up. will plage leave their ardara as ourly fs pow foie SMITH, TOK“ Y & OO, 9) Maiden lane. ISTOL BELTS AND HOLSTERS FOR CALtrowyiA— All kinds of Pisto Belts and Holsters, Travelli Knife Sheaths, Gum Slings, JOSEPH. T. BRLL, ton streot, opposite Churoh atree jew York. CALFORNIA—DOUBLE, GUNS, WiTG ONE BARREL hifled, and a variety of new and second-ha-d fire arms, may be met with on very moderste terme, at F. WALLER'S Gua Store and shooting Gallery, (9) feet long) 23 Broadway, Trials osm be had. Guns, &e., bought or tazen in exchange. revolvers, CA». SINGER'S PATENT BOCK DRILIANG Machine, for mining purposes; Hcuses and Stores of wood or heap Safos, Cooking AR manufse:ured and for ‘Bd6PARO 242 Water street, IRIS FOR CALIFORNIA, IX LOTS TO SUIT PU holsale Shirt echuer,at -M. WOOLK'S W yutaovory, a ania _ Reelin thee _ JALOMNTA METAUC 80478 —COFPER AND GAL. 3 and thoy cam TILLMAN, ALLEN & CO. street, not leak orsiak. Manulsotured by EXrensss OF LIVING IN CaLiFORNIA.—PRICE OF board, by best information, $15 to $9) pre week. Price at winch board may be obtained and cam jr—Take 40) ibe. of Wella, Miller & + rovost's Vresorved Meats, witen will cvst $110; 40 los Browd and Cracker, whioh ovata, say $20; Picklos and Luxurics, $6; freight on W barcels, $2—Total, $160, This ms kes HH Ibe, food, oF 2% Ibe per day Cor ome year, coctainly sufficient with a fover. The meats are ia caa- isvars off 2 be each, without bons, rotain pertuotl vor wioious qualities foc 31 years. ed im bags on the hacks of muke. «ver th reams of the country. They ro 2. Vamelors of grovisiont oe for themselves the kind of ca “ys erty ve nd 0 an have ab week in California, “All goods mld at thelr establishment ace warranted to Koop, Warehouiae for Pioklen Kn. ‘a OUERS FOR, CALIFORNIA. —TUR UBS rel te farms eet Trom Ut of tel Charecter, at thron Gaye nntoe; burke 17 Prontae oseupy but litt foom cn aip ttage and terms whien are very applvts B. RANBOW, VALIFOKNIA DAGUBAREUTYPKA—PBaSUNS about / vieit Californie, and desirous to i fe stk th their triends, would oo well to owl oY's, N Broadway, whore. by reason of now improvements And additious to hie ostadliahment, farthful and true Lkonenees may de obvained nt the shortect novice. de. view of & Model Go MUTUAL SBNEFIT the tal fat Colts | Change, toe vavuabie three story brick Uwelling H ite two atory brick back buildiug,) No.4 Harola | Saseae Face,” House 25 teet by about 6 feet; lot in foo fi Ih, The pariors are very I AMUSEMENTS. NAAN ARAN AAA AAA, r=, THEATRE —THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 1 be presented, the ia acta, te Beavis — aut. sonny, ed Sovee 9 Srila, cia> ts had Beton 4 jordan; Shanda Maw ary eviews to whiok, the A ro ee Bali Proeoe Van Floren, Bes hives Bite de Bouine, Gente: Pits i2i¢: adleed. 128e ny, HANFWAU'S NATIONAL PHRATRR, LATS OGATI Ci January li, will be acted thedrama AMUSemenrs, or THEATRE—B. A. MA! euorain, B0a. vAinday) Evening. demnary’ 1th, be present semantic «+r acie, «the novalof Alex, De TOF MONTE-cRistO— Edmond , nallsh Traveller, and " Ne Wacker Of8 Oxitas hr La wi A. bake AIN— Red! Mr Lynne; tae G! ily B Co. Mr. Boron: the Stadear, wer; . Mire, Verne: Hibs. Mra Sowlieg’ To oonolnde with | MIN&S- Jord: lamilton; Jacob ir. ‘oot, Mr. Johnston jee Rarher. —Dreri de Haldimar, Ghatles do itsidtsane ‘es Oe fon; a Taylor: Captain de Haldimar, Mr. MoParland; Clara, Miss F. G: n Hollaway, Mrs Woodward: Ouse: baste, re H. I Madaline, Mra Chapman. Tooonctute with the Farce of BERCU ING OF CLU, Waa ME Titon | Sgt harden: tim ae. TG. as bax a *; Louisa, Miss F. Gordon: Mrs, Rvme- lerbor' Borer 5 Curtain willvise eu} Fil, IS Coane open atoyg ui ERICAN ike 1 Paaiy Onn 3 ‘Doorwopen at 634 W—SANDS, LENT & CU. PROP ELE Jan. 1, Voamances will 4A tem —beosdway aDambr.—Thitsioy Liventirs Jaa, Li | ew Ltn ctor tte a ‘The pertormane # will commence wi adid Chi f Mr, Niokiweon; Arthur de & Me, Arno'd; Pri featival oommening the whole Teonne * eo Misa Clarke: Alice, Mi Al =. The Twin Ponios, Damon and Pythias; Wr. K.Sandsand | WATCH—Jsoquet C Pi s talented Children: the’ bosatiful Pony. May Fis; the | Nekinnen, Pauline Mie» Clarke: Ninetta, Mise G: i iting Ponies, Dea Burke and ‘Tom Spring: mad bib | £ owed uy planner AND CRASHER—Sameon 8 never. Mr. jant ev: ons ow the Flying Cord, by Mr. H. Ri i Horse | Holland; pher () Ur. Niek nan: Rows, Misa Ro er: sanshij f i ME. W Stout, Master W Mter Aymar, | 10 ¢ wine with Be rab ilAN BIWER Advats. Mist Wa + annon: Mere, Me ja: Vanus, Mise ine — virola, Upper Cirole, 25 cont»—children halt Boxessse; Fit ‘Deore open: lashes healeesie anaes | We,; Upper Me: Pig tage. Doors openat 84 w'alook TE BENEFIT POR THE FAWILY Of THE LATE BD. MUN D SIMPSON, Esq., will be given at tho L-alinu Opera Houee, on Thursday Evening Jan. 1 (249., ‘The eatertarnuemta will commence with LUCKEZLA BORGIA—Lucresis Borsis, Signorina Tereow Truff; Maio Orsins, Siguorioa Amalia Patt; Gernaro, Signor Resto Benederti, Duve altos, Sixuor sattimia 0 After which, Mons, Laborde will sing in costume the cole he cpera La JUIVE, hy Galevy, M. J. A. ed violinist, will perform a GK AND FAN- m favorite themes from tke opera of Les uritans, Phe Whole tocone ude with the grand scoua CAST A DIV A, trom the opera of Norma, to be rung incostume by Madame Laborde and fal chorus, rarquette, tetand 24 Tiara. $1: Amphitheatre, 25 obs ECHANICS’ HALL, No 473 GBOADWAY, BETWEEN Graud aid Broome etree, open overy ught during the be orginal snd well-known C@NISTY'S MINSTHELS, ed 1N42, the oldest ostablishod company in the world; the firet to harmonize newro melodies. and origmators of tie present popular style of Ethiopian entertainme whose oc noerta i nai this sity, for = period ¢f two youre. ha Need by any amucmeat in this © the horor of ontinuing their irther notice, introducing @: each rpresenta- new Ojeratio ‘Burleaques, Songs, ko, Admia- si Doors open at 7—Concert to commence at 8 c'elock, An Afternoon Concert every Saturday. cominensing at So'clock Manraerand Director, FE, P. CURTSTY PTE GkEAt CHINES MUSEUM, 6:9 BROADWAY, OR id Prince streets, and ths only one in thie tween Seria, country consist arcat number of life ase "gures of Cl of all classes, covered hundred ( hinese pais tings, spirtm houses; at d_vossels, models of pagodas. tomp os ides, of Chinese manufactures, their azricul plements instruments of musio, lanterns, be, Open from nire AM. ti! 10 PM, daily, Aadmistanee, 25 Hdren under twelve, half price, ALBALLA. 96 CANAL STREET, NEA BROADWAY.— Grand Extra Afternoon performanos to day, at 3 o’clook. The new troupe of Model ortiste will appear in some of their mee pleasirg plotures: also the Ethiopian Mountain Singers in their Bo ‘The Greek Slave” by a splondid motel—"susan “Ihe Three Graces,” ke. Loxva, 373% ovntsy, ge. nah in the Fath". Farquotte, 25 cents ae. OERA GUASS LOST—-LEFT IN STALL 24 FRONT ROW, 7 Tuesday evening, 9th, © Double Opera Glass, tortoise shell and gi tarniehed. Whoever will bring it toMe, Porter, at the ari ON TAR BLA hetween Astor and Flusting, on the night of the 9th inst. ‘The finder receiv a liberal reward by leaving it ut this cffine or giving information where it may be had at ¢'e Flushit Hotel ki AUTION.—LOST OF MIS Manon, Kirkland & Co, to their own order, for $75 21-100, | ateight months dated } hiladelpina, Sept, 25th, 1843, No. 1249. — | Parment hae been stopped, All portous are cautioned against | negotiating said note. SPKCIAL NOTICES. PRG, BRCHANTS’ XCHANGE BANK ~NEW YORK, Dev, W, ina5 — Dividend—The Prosdeut and Directors o: this Bark have declared » divider d of four per cent, out of the profits of the Inst Fix mont! nd an additivnal dividend of f. cont, out of the surplus profits, payal mony. H. JOHNSON | AID, A NOTE, DRAWN BY | s the ‘ollow. " servions : Pini Spresvance in this t ore: CW, 1 Proger che, (by permigsion of W. this thestre the dotne tis mela dra uke, the Laborer, Mr. . W. Ott; Bobby Irolt, (x oomntey lat gu prev) Niokinaom: with a varity « olympia» «tortataments, Gy Will be exprossod in the bills of ihe a 4 whole tra with » larghab romime ballet called TH CUR PAR AP Ba kbER— 7 Ny Mocs, ‘alos, Fredarinks, ¥ Partington Privara boxes, 5U comts, ox book now pel o va do, $2 Fe in time to cure good sente. SPLENDID Pee 3, and every ovaning as TH ne. the largest and he wviont weishing over @ quarter with Maj Little. ia. the Fairy Queen, bath of whom are much smal ¢r than General ‘tom Phumb; «rest Wortern. the Vansee Come dian, Tho popular burlesyas opers, The Sicep Walker, will be exacted overy afternoon and evening, Alin onga id may be foen at all hours. day and ever iog, a bowu'iful and corpses carved Midol of the City of Jerusalem, as 1 now stands, wich avery building, #'reet, lane, as a6 found on the epat, making & most intere Living Ore well, tha Fortan ildren under ton years. 123, conte, Wax Scripture Admission, 25 cen OULUGICAL BALL, 39 AND 47%: 4Aag- niticent ostablishment is now open daily fro 1% till 4, an (rom 6% till 9, F. Al. ‘The hall of exhinition 19 fitted ap with loaance, and the;oolleotion of living Benats aad irda oat an in ‘most Perreat morics, A perfo:manoa is gt teach exhibition, Including the Feats of trained Klephan: Ponies and Monkies. Mr. Brooksonters aden of Lions and Ti gore. Admission 25 cants, childron under nine half prios fontlokete $5. AN AMBURGU & CO Pranritors, DANCING. GCAhPlNaVTa “THE FOU RH ANNUAL Bal. OF THIS Secie'y will be held on Friday Evening, 2 Coliisium, 450 Broadway. the prooced: to be appenpriated nevolent purpoea HJ. Hani, A. F Kindberg, ». Funek, C. Dometiue ava T. W ittergreen, Comma ttoe of Arrangements, E OF THIS Wak, auction of Richard ¢. | noowunt of the dean- mination of the pter inthe exp. mother cha} as a the 8 ston, +; the Tore for the Fight: movements of the T fovea, avd ary quantity of o her equally exciting matter from all parte of the word. Office 108 Vrasan>troct. For + everywhere. Vide NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER FOt JanUiRY, (No. 1, Vol. 7.) edited ty Sa ‘ovntaing: Ack, Chrilenging Jurors, ty ded in the Court of 4 ppea Court, Common, Pleas, 3 Exglish cases. Puvlished m /ANTAD—BY A RESFKCTAGLE YOUNG WOMAN, A rituatic Cock B good todo general house work She i#a good piain ‘saber and ironer and hea good city re®srence trom P. Mat No, 19 lm atrees, in the store, Uy ONTED—BY A RESPECTAR(E WOMAN, A SITUA tion ab Cook; best of city refereace given. Apply at 274 oth avenue. ANTED—A SI1UATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W “Woman, as Cock. Washer aud lroner, or to do geueeal Bourow ork m a'private fumly; she is three weeks from tne soun try, and can give the meat satisfactory s oference from her last eae plover Please cali nt No 4 ens ni reet, front basement. souTa Brookly tho in fally qustified to mnstruct in all the branches of eh education, \diments of Frene thee wil! meet with atte: BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A SITU. # Fasker por ina respectable house ia theory Ua Lip rend ean be given, by addressing a pow to C. ‘ C TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Childven's Nurse, or as Waiter; she i¢ s good Wasber and Ironer, ‘The tost of city reference oan be give. Piease call at Ne, 1M Forsyth atroot, rear building, Cau bo for two days TABLE YOUNG ANTED— woman, Lo take care ot children, maid, Cook, er, OF to do the 20 sera: nouse 1 family; Coontry. ‘Ihe beat of olty rolerrn.eeau bo given, Apply ated Weat Lith street, between 9th sod 10th avenuos, 12u8 roomy, ercond floor, ANTED—IN SU M3 OF $1,400 AND $3,000—THE ABOVE oul eee by the rs i to allow a liters] per centage, in Sw accruing, on. the property to. be ny po tintvovory security will be given for paymei Oe rees, J, a, Herald Offio., —A SITUATION BY A RESPECTsBLB YOUNG Plain Co k and Washer and [roner, or tod) tae ‘a private tawily. ‘The best of refereace con be cave callat the corner of Pweltth street aud First avenuo, sd floer northwest side, won, Chamberwerk of xiv WANTED—FOR TO GO TO CALIFUANLA.—UN quarter of the proceeds of the expedision will 60 given e year, wiih ewcurity to perlorm the ams” Ad. ret, GD. 9 () WANTED—A YOUNG MAN PREPARLVG TO $700 ar Costornia wiebes to rake the a poll Life UPADE piowedand the best uf city reference given, Address HM. Hit., NO MBKCHANTS—A YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS fA. To vite with the bert of references as to character. w y ravul routh OF Wear, A note 1! meet with prompt T° ENGRAVERS—TUE ADVERTISRA, Wu HAS 44D upwands of twenty years experience me @ Card and general Wishes for # permanent situation in the ®bove Ive wtosry paxtof the Union, except the extreme ‘Address H. T.7H., Mr, Miver’s, OVERNESS—A La DY WHO 13 QUALIPIRD Tu UNDER. Geemre the instruction of thee youny ladies feom $09 12 oe n a protestant js Browaway. of age in Bnglsh, Freneb eae Ey engagement as resigent Govert ten M.S. cre OME MeMuilen 7. STEWART & CO WANT A SAL&-MiN COMPR int to tale charge of their Wholesals Carcuc Department to take charge of their retail Glove Departmeu'. Broad- AUCTION, McCORMICK, AUCTIONSER—U, 8 QUARTERMAS- W.. ar rnetovurday, at 10 ooiocs, at No. 10 brvadway, will be told by order ot the Quartermarter W. 3. Army, a inrye assure mont of “lothing, Blam ewe Woolen Otawery, Shisis, Socks, Uver- Conte, Wooten Jackets, aud a variety of other a1 W. PINK, AUCTIONEER. —FINAL SALE OF S?LEN- did Cabinet Fucnivure—Van Anew rp & Pie will soll on ary, at haf part 10 o'cloek, at No, 23 Broadway, fonris et, perou prowily ‘eed rich va. y of Parlor, iivil and Chae! the ficaliele at the shove plaor, preparatory usin re the full part.culars ot which witi be f.und in the Cour er | be Rnquirer, and catelugues. N,B. The room will be warm and comfortsh:6 for ladies | ARCLAY STKBEC Bi THONY J. BLEKUB Bw wid Gay, 11th of January vext, at (2 ber Furniv at public aaotior lock, at the count onder. $1,/A4 © ared, Formasion oan be bad echuery, all « ee Dvolling house, nest the river, with twelve noes of land. © | den, and atundance of fine fruit, Als», fur oslo or lonse, 8 Waterpower for three rum of etones and maohic ery on the on: two huucrod yards above the mul. Rrqnire of the subsonber oa the premiren” MILES (T 4, at Stet . B Dupot, SUK SAL LOW, A NUMABK OF SEVANTESN STRAND Braiding Machines, im qvod order, ou tabies, and ready for immediate use. Inquire at No. It Water acroet. Fo SALE—1 HE TWO STORY BtlUK HuUSR AND Jot, No. 2 Kose street: Lot 2 114 Louse, 23x45. Torme eny Apply to ABM. TUANU KE, 29 Market, oor, Msuison street, (.UR f4LB AT HOBUKBN.—SEVEKAL FISB BACK Dwell Houses, suitable for (oy on p remdewoes, in the immediate rictmity uf the fer v, Lots, a-nong whieh will be found sow ¢ of the most benut itaatons for dwellings im the Viewty of New York, Also, smailer dwoiliugs, suitable fur me che phos and vy feel ey oe. pee ss the Hobosen Com Z jubuker, raven oe 7. W. SHIPPEN, Agent, [PVG S1Onw FoR SALE —WIS415G TO BNGAGBIN more active cmploy mest, Lotor my Drug aud Prosoription brcre fur sale, at s vac? tee. Ty avy ove wishing wo ougaes im | tre businces thit opp-riunity offers « rare chance for @ projtable Invewupent Fer partimiars, address" W. th 1% the offive of thie paper. BR KU G STC ule LOCATED Jcoation mut Ple BoeD WANTED, 1H 4 NBATLY FURNISHED Pam lor and tedroom, fora ger) msn, We wityandould. ins Genvel ard respectable private fautly on the was: s.de of troade ve Bouston or Murray scre-ts, Terme maat Addi if fies, .€ OK, FAONTING 146 BAT- ‘A LARGE O OAK DING wry, with bed ro two oF three cord roms oF singe gentlemen, with full Po. | Bridge at eet. porner of St PA J URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—SEVERAL SINGLE MEN ean de accommodated with well furnished lod ang different prices, by Mrs, Wellzer at 101 Chatham street, beeweem Peau] and Duane. WECIIH LEEOE. ip Washington, 1,0U0 very fray Swedish Le hes. for ala, at ver, moderate prey, in any quanuies to suit puro ase J +, CLEU, Importer af Levcven. No.7 “LEVI —JUST WECEIV BD BY TH STEAM. toby atrone, #LACE3, FOR ful enamel, cluaps gold, & proftasion and fw o have . Terms © responding with the m M. Lovet’, Donti«t patentee, 20 Broad wry, coner of Warron 6 reek. All loctors pose paid will be Trompry arterder to, sopean ph ery. t there own res day oF, Aitanded to VOURAUDS ITALIAN MEDICATBD s0AP 13 YOSITLVES H iy the only reliable article iu u-e for curing or preva sting hated, cbspred avd rough flvah; {1 hon, moreover ubver oropst tie—it cures pomples, Diotones, old sores, aud t ulieay a delicate d emovth shin, no matter how is 18 werrsnied, or m & Thy grusine peo 1d ootablened depot, o7 Walive y street, first door trom #1 Ds tiOd si u808, bath wuosuutiine ou rowan to the New York Colloge of Medicine und Pharmavy. vaa be consulted on all privets ie = Primary oF sovnadaey Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Glest, Seminal Woakaeua, Scrictare, &s,, at his Office, No, 10 Park piace, from 9 A. Hf. t08 #.M Dr. K will not deccive his patients by promising a cars in one oz two yw; but trusts, from long practice and study tn chow oom plainta, be will eave persons applying to him ira the draadfal improper troatment, or an iajudicions eroury. sien ts reeiding in th al to make personal sppliostion, ont na and advice forwarded to them by sddeeasing Dr Riotinrdson, 1) Park place, and enclosing $10. rs guaranteed OUNeEy, oF Tm all euch enene a antes wil K, JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE 13 THR MOS! RPFECTUAL eparation sold for Gonorrnows and other disorders of to Sexual ( experience las proved that it will radi. cally cure ary came. “‘Cbis desirablo ceault is obtained in from two to ton days, and as it neither creates asusea nor offonde the Palate, and renders unnecessary any deviation in dict or inter: ruption to usual pursdite, evund sleep, or healthy digest on, the nuisanoe is thus removed se speedily an is consistent with the Production of a thoroagh sad permanent cure. [ts inerediente aro entirely vegetable, and go injurious effect, olther ooastivu- tionally of locail; be caused by its uss. Prioe $1 por bitte Sole Agent for this city, C. H. RING. 19% Broadway, coraer Johm treet EDICAL CARD--DR. MORRISON HAS BEEN ENGAGED tor the Inet thirty years in sreatiug disaases of the copro ductive ergans, derility, looal and goveral, and oo frequently ccmplicated with be treats with suocees. mt aifeg- tious, particularly Gonor: ve cures in afow days Sew hie diplomasin hie ‘24% Fulton street. 1 GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THB DAY, aND 7G ry his office N: Sifted the mill of Pryncians ort Fon {the mith ne of fens Coperias Grbeba he eay bead ne huetre: th frost. Priva entrance throngh the entry te the office door KR. HUNTER WILL FORFBIT FLftY DULLARS filing to oure re city, witwout font, Se thousands are cares yeadty bg his proctical experienos and great ron Di Rogere others who bi on ton of « vngelolam, tre soneited to call His Kod Dre p acts line angic in dieses of thir class Read and refleet—The afflicted wo1id d wel to raft before trusting their’ calt, happrueen aud, te mary vas a stan oran 6 of G18 viaes for one wan to uaderrta kn cersful practitioner in the Unica im merourial and priva edie eases, BDICAL OFFICE —D, JOUNSUN, 16 UUA YE 51 HER? us strey so well known as the moss mucooretal of vouerenl dissaore, Siercer ses, eiereny senna Ueareettien! weakness, bat ind it broxght on by 8 sores alt induiged fu bY Tune tau, Recent case cured in for days, without moroury. No slte-ation in diet, oF prevention from bumnens, PRACTICAL P<IVAT® TREATISE iy by age, fe otpe for al orate we teecaTully elven 1¢ ta tatended ws) peas: tically useful to every one, in ove hediwon S42 pacen. Preebie May be had of the author, 88 Urewawion steesk. oF wailed free by post Alay, of moat of the boon sellers in the U. ik, RALPA, AUTHOCOF TAB “PKa TICAL PeiVATR {@undaz excepted). Those ye ia mre early stages will be work at the rapidity aud liv eo Attending thie Cure. Lt is ctiefly, however, those who have sat fered from » gertain ola of who ean apecraiate SA f vers, With & respevtable aud growing patrunsaa, cook tad Gxtures ore reduced to $50, “Am Unusa dl oppor tr to the busmess on moms nity is thus proeented fer encerin, Fat: eank Ap arrangt ment enn be made with one vf ee tise ou rensonable true by which becwwos at ticupar @ delias of Custom could be retained. (Apply at45 Cauce Jandt street, i : OK SALE—A Fln8T Class DRUG St RB IN 4 GOOD 1 cation, beawtifully Sived up, ¥ 6:1 st00Ked, and d’si0g a good buriners; whion way be iroreated to any extent, WI'4 oF without Badesu's waokire spread strengthening Piawers, Claes Maoiii- nity, Labels, Ro Several other pate: t mediortrs, wad some good Goncral agencies, For further pa viculare apt .y te NOB! DTU, £0 (earl Fe X—A SET OV LATORRWQOU's VinWs LN URN: tral Amerion, addres" 5. 4. B,,” 10d Avenue B ‘or those contempis: ing martin ¢0.— Fuvare M diced Gempamiom hy. A: 4 se work ims eet DK» Tale cope vivg aliewds borw dinpoa dof) Bac) tomave it « * ered or uumarried, atth ugh itt sa opegily for the orarried sa, atecles rayocvant reeves sknown to thor patticaler y. seo toot eF tie caures yt proms; snd the root «herent te w enn o)8co% er the diet, Aud Moetcersarm move of cure ba rane as 412 way; wt the publicbing ofhcw, 129 ba 6 Now Yorks TB harree By co, OB4 hess street, wpba: vietle & Co, Allany, W.R. Devis, Boston ri will bo trabrmeitred by mal, tree of postings, tw all pa bea on nited States, All Intrers de AURICHAU, bom ow Loch sity, Oficg 120 tam A. & MAURICESU, box 1c2h D ty sates