The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1850, Page 3

. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Affairs in Washington. OUR SPECIAL TELGRAPMED CORRESPONDENCE. Ww. ne ey Crry, Sunpay Evaana, Jan. 6—9 aboek, } ‘The bill granting the franking pri Bags to Mrs. Polk will remind General Taylor that some allu- sion to the death cf ex-President Polk was ex- pected in the message, but the omsion may yet repaired in a special communication, On re- ceiving it, ,both houses would adjourn over a day or two, in respect to the memory of the deceased statesman. Such communication, we hope, will be made within a few days. The first businees in the House to-morrow, will be the election of Clerk. The democrats are con- fident of Mr. Forney’s success, but the heavy under-current of the slavery question perplexea all ealculations. The first legislation will be on slavery, and probably the last for this session. This question peralyzes every other movement, and cannot be postponed. The general anxiety to take hold of Mt may possibly have the effect of hastening a com- plete organization of the House. Naylor’s livery stable was consumed this morn- ing, about daylight, with twenty-seven horses. Their bodies are still burning where they fell. Five omnibuses were also lost. It is supposed to have been caused by an incendiary. Arrival of the Steamship Alabama, from Chagres, New Oaceans, Jan. 5,1850 ‘The steamebip Alabama, from Chagres, arrived here on the 2d instant. She brought $260,000 in gold dust. The Alabama repcrts the arrival of the steamship herokee fat Chagres ‘The Southern Matt. Bautimone, Jan. 6, 1850 ‘The Southern mail bas arrived, but contains nothing Gling. Whirkey was held st 23%0, being decline. pone vere Rio sold at le. to Ie. Shipping Intelligence, New Oa.eans, Dec 2, Arrived—Ship Ohio, New York. Boston, Jan 6. ‘There have heen Lert thi “. Arrived, ‘othe ‘M—Bark Ai om oh hg ult; brig J Nickerson, Baltimore; schr C! ay Richmor The Opening of Plymouth Church, Brook- yn. Brooklyn, of all cities in the Uaited States, is most cele- Deated for the number, elegance, and splendor of its religious temples. It has been well designated the “ City of Churches.” In the creotion of Plymouth Church, snethor gem is added to ite diadem, Yesterday, at balf-past 10 o'clock, this magaifi- cent edifice was opened for the first time, for Christian wor- ship, by the eloquent pastor of the congregation, Rev. Mr. Beecher. We noticed it yesterday, in the Sunday Herald, and mentioned that its cest, independent of the ground, ‘amounted to the sum of $35,000. It fronts Orange street, runs back to Cranberry street. It is admirably adapted for for which it was erected, and its interior arrango- ait fe the large large wefuister eau bo distinctly fit. The lower. oF princ’ Ty, not upholstered ry toe er Beats. slicry, the latter witch bad toe ertistict ‘iteet ey to to urility oF the couveni srecssion. et t is well to borrow & good id ator Sook, om Fiynenth Chesel ‘Church is of the “' Congregational” tion, as were pore im Puritans, « 4 froi gland, and first landed is this couatey, om Plymouth Men tm peWeculiarity of the sect ta, that exch h omarogation Ia a dirtinet, co: co Klee C4 overned, aad leat of avy extern: ee yt ts have the Fonnny form of ehurch Shareh government, rte sim addition, adult baptism by im- ebap. 12 fear and trembling. for it is God a th to will amd to do of his good ploasure.”” Fe rH 352 ce felt s"hnowledae of phy ngs is building, for example, we ‘could see how, it wae ther, trace step aiter step _ ie qebeben aie to its per- pletion, without learning th jon of an arohi- Miles. ‘Bet to Leow Shes tear aad hatreds lowe ean, they must be first ep rienced ja ‘ance tw could a man write a book 8228) SEFEEE Ly . 2 8 F e E myself, Thao ne higher ambition on jod exorcise this church from all from sll caraal mina Presby' Matlot| avd Brocestied te baption @ marry Tho members of th wed to leave had ibe bis feelings thea avy explanation of it, The fear rection of that temple, was cot omy failure im that it Jd not be filled—but that, with the asgwos Stasces that he and the ehureh would not rise i nN f t Things were caloulate Ci ¢ vas thay bad done, Bat he boyet fiers profound and holv freling would animate then Bimsel’, be wanted to be like Paul, teomulate wat Le tha: C ot eam’ to the grea. respons banded aronnd the bread and continded #! Contrary to the uewal practl appeal for more m: Court Calender th Hew! Inductive Becpaca Sad severe mim of Penang ay Ayge fought) in anciber col Father Mitler Dead—1550 has comem the werld fe till * right Bo. by way of purting hard’ says of esnmomy, om that '}@ most cheap, desirable at cing Boote in tows, may be had at JON Clarke, the famous Uvereoateer, at 116 hee ificen® emsortment of irom te for this ee! All ov riee 104 very @ Fin Cieth Dress 0 Pre 5 16, 1h be very finest $20. Other Gola eececrane. Feta iehed Ie $500 Le tag AY any person that will duce one of A. J, Beal's One Dollar Preminm Paguercoo~ it ‘We refer our Readers to ths A sent of De. Mauriegne, on fourth pase, heated, “Most Bx« passe-tarta ork. siadlisblanshennbtitieit, rah lee (9 conte ri twa and & great ro MOSEY maRKET. 6-6 P, mM, It will be seen, by the tabdie of quotations aed, thet the stock market, during the past week, har been faa very unsctiied state, although prices bare not fluctuated eo largely a¢ in weeks previons At the clone prives rallied a little, but the market is weak, and holders had better prepare themselves fora de @line, There is nothing to sustain prices for fancy stookes, and jt ie 2 matter of much attovishment, how holders are able to keep up The returns of all our railroad they have been proportionally vious year. Our capitalists aud ly bave arrived at the conolt ® president and board of di is a growing disposition in this and every other community, to avoid such investments as require individual to trust to the honesty and iategrity of a board of management. Itis the belief of every man that be can manage his own busigoss best, and the ex- perience of the past two or three years has been sufti- cient to suticty every one that the speediest way to be ruined is to place one’s ca; in the hands of any board of directors, Men of means have become satisfied that the only rafe way is to putthelr money where they can see it every day, where they can put their hand on it when they want it, and where they can make it avail- able without submitting to emormous sacrifices. Go- vernment and good State stocks, productive real estate, and bonds and mortgages are as safe investments as we know of, and their value and productivencss are be- yond the influence and control of any clique of indivi- duals, Bank, railroad, insurauee and manufacturing stocks can be, and frequently are, made worthless by the acts of » president aud board of directors, and thou- sands upon thousands have been ruined by the ras- cality of individuals composing these boards. We have frequently been astonished at the extent of confidence blindly placed in the management of | our incorporated companies generally, and won- dered that men, cautious @nd shrewd in their | dusiness affairs, entrusted individuals whom they | would not lend a dollar, with the management of thou- | sands. Heretofore this has been practised to an_ enormous extent, but a change fs rapidly going on.— The events of the past year have produced a reyolu tion in the public mind, and people have learned not | | to put too many eggs in one basket. | During the past week, the money market has been | quite active; the supply and demand have, however, | | kept pace, and there has beem no advance of conse- | quence in the rates of interest.. The banks can dono | more than maintain their exieting line of discounts.— | Business paper is daily increasing in quantity, and the offerings in the street are daily becoming larger. It is the general impression that the demand for money will steadily inorease, umtil after the bulk of the spring | importations have been received. The steady (and by | no means moderate) expansion going on in publicand | private credits, forbids all hope of sm easy money mar- ket, until one of those events take place, which have | in years past, produced such a suddem contraction in | credit, and released such large amounts of capital from | employment. The annexed comparative statement exhibits the | quotations in this market for each day of the past | week, and at the elose of the week previous, It will been seen that prices bave, throughout the week, with one or two exceptions, been pretty uniform:— Quotations rom tHE Paincrrat, Brocns tn THe New 5 = Treasury Notes, 6's, % UiBtatae Oa, Wr. 10 Resiochib mat x Titolo seesee aS ym HK — = wy By BK HY > AREY - VW wv =a = Hy BB. By ae | wy 18% — Ww an” A comparisen of prices current yesterday, with those ruling at the clore of the previous week, exhibits an advance in United States 6's, 1567, of s per cent; Ken- tucky 6's, ¢; Morris Canal and @ decline in Erie | Railroad of 11% per cent; Hi 2¢; Farmers’ Loan, | 2%; Canton Co, %; Erie Bonds, 1859, 14. Penn. 5's and Reading Bonds have been quoted since Tuesday, — with dividend off. | The receipts at the office of the Assistant ‘Ireasurer of this port yesterday, amounted to $54,502 56. Pay- ments, {80.502 18. Balance, $2,528,674 92. | for consumption, for warchousing, and the emount withdrawn from warekouse, during the past week, was as annexed :— | jovements 1x Forxion Dav Goons al Imports. Warechoused. Manufactures of wool. . $73,192 $4,402 ti 20 54: 4 } pd 4b6it j “ 026 | Miscellaneous 4328 Total... ....$202.087 = $55867 = $59,613 | The velue of articles of every description withdrawn from warehouse, for the week | ending January Sd, was..... $146,506 ‘The value of imports of every description for the same time w | 95.407 614.695 Syecke and bullion 63740 } Goods of every Cescription thrown upon the } market... $925,529 | ‘The spring importations will soon be coming along, and the probability ir, that they will be, to an enor- j mous extent, It will be seen, by the table of imports end exports, publiched im the Merald # fow days since, | that the value of merchandise imported tato this port, fo 1849, was between ninety and one huadeed mil- lions of dollars, a» amount ding any pr yeor, with one exception, 1847, And, from all we can | learn frow the trade, we should judge that the impor- tations thie year, 1550, would exeeed any previous one Asregerds our ability to pay for such an immense emount of foreign merchandise, much depends upoa the demand for ovr public seeorities abroad. During the part year we paid for more than tw mililons of dollars worth of goods, by remittances of pablio stocks, and if we cannot make larget payments this year ia the rame way, the probability is that we shall have to moke up the deficieney by ehipments of coin. High prices abrosd for cotton or any other of our exporting | staples, will only giv that we shall be no further benefitted then by an in creared consumption of foreign fabrics ‘The exportation of specie from this port for the year 1840, amovnted to $4,590,619. Sinoo the let of Jaau- | ary, 1800, $10,000 ‘The Morris County Bank, N. J, has declared s divi- dend of three per cent for the Inet six months, payadic oa demand ‘The Firemen’s Insurance Company. Borton, hari of ten per cent statement exbibite the aggregate amount of the public and the amount, afler dedueting such sums as are not or cannot be- ¢ chargeacle upon the revenues of the treasury, to be redeemed by the government. Pisasces or M Amount or Dent. Public debt on the 0th of Sept. '49,... $16,104,515 44 Dedvet—Steriing bonds held by the Beltimore & Obie Ralizoad Co , Te baceo loan. Interest bende | Sinking fond, . . 6,614,640 14 ‘Totel public debt to be redeemed, .. ... $10,660,179 40 Of this amount, $618,621 07 of the funded fnterest is first tobe paid. The reliable acoruing revenae of last Fear exceeded $1,200,000, and the taxes of that and former years in the hands of ocilectors, amounted to $661 833 69. The receipts of the fironl year ending oo the thirtieth of November, 1860, are estimated at | $1,200 000, m eum less than the receipts of last year, by | $115,690 86. Add to that amount the balance remain- | on the first of December, 1849, $454,802 06, the aggre- gate revenue of the year will be $1,094,872 00. The | disbursements for the ame period will be, for ordioary — expenses, $200,000, for Interest on the public debt, $700,000, for redemption of ome half of the residue of the funded interest, $309,910 55, making « total of $1,200,810 63, and leaving @ balance im the treasury at the close of the year of $476,582 43, A like estimate of receipte disburremente for the succeeding year, allowing for a decrease of interest in proporticn to the reduetion of the principal of the debt, will find, on the Ist December, 1561, the interest bonds entirely cancelled « balance of $434.80 53 in the trea sury, and the public debt redaced to $10 031,552 23. From that time forward, all surpluses in the treaeury become applicable to the sinking fund. T nifent and constant improvement perceptible in the ooliec- tion and payment of taxes, taken connection with | the certainty of increased rev from internal im- provement companies. suthorires the conclusion that the receipts of each successive year, after let Decem- ber, 1851, will not fall short of $1,250,000. Evtimating the receipts for the year ending on the | petual Seth Moneuten, 1852, at $1,250,000, par adding $431- 830 63, the balanee of the preceding year, the aggregate revenue of the year will be $1,734,330 53, from whieh deducting disbursements tor ordinary expenses, $209, 000, and for Jaterest, $042,000, amounting iu the wh le to $862,000, and there will remsio in the treasury. oo the Ist December, 1652, $872,830 53. The same result, withap annual balance constantly increasing ja amou at will follow for all future years, It will thus be seen that $375,000, at least, mey be safely appropriated to the annual payment of the main debt, while a bala: wil always remain on hand, more than sufficient to cover apy unforseen contingency. That amount, together with the inorease of the sinking fund, regularly ia- vested, will extinguish the entire public debt in thir- teen years from the let day of December, 1851. Up to the Ist of last October, the funded interest had increased to $878,789 45, leaving, it is supposed, bat a smell amount, if any, of coupons and certiseates yet unfunded. Besides the payment, during the last fiscal year, of the iaterest upon this sum, and upon the main debt as it became due, there has, also, been purchased or redeemed and cancelled, $260,118 38 of the interest bonds, thereby reducing the debt om that account,on the Ist of December, 1849, to $618,621 07, The interest of the State of Maryland in the Balti- more and Obio Railroad, exclusive of the three millions of sterling bonds, consists of the annexed items :— Subroription to capital stock of the compeny. . #300 000 Do to the Washington branch augmonted. . Augmented stock by dividend ot ’48, 175 share Do. do. do, 149, 258 do, Lt $00 25.800 o0;94e-4oa.d nee onen-ec oak OORROO During the fiscal year of the treasury, ending on the thirtieth of November, 1818, there was received from the Washington branch, for capitation tax on passen- gers, $45,884 78, and for semi-annual dividends, $24,750, making together $70 634 78 ; and for the fiscal year ending on the thirtieth ef November, 1849, for capita- tion tax on passengers, $52,018 77, and for semi dividends, $33 000, amounting to $85,019 77, being an increase over the preceding year of $14,884 99. The investments of the State, in the Baltimore and Surquehanna Railroad Company, consist of — Subscriptions to the capital stock of the compan . $100,000 00 Loan as yn ferred credi « 1,834,045 29 Preferred claim for interest paid, over and above amount received trom the company 962,941 40 Total.. te eee ee + 82,046,935 69 ‘The interest due from this company to the State amounts, annually, to $112,035 64. Daring the fiscal year of the treasury, ending on the thirtieth of No- vember, 1848, there was received, from this source, $50,000, and in the course of the year just expired, $75 000, less, in the one case, by $62085 4, and in the other, by only $37,035 64, than the total interest accru- ing during the same periods. In conseqnence of the heavy expenditures of the Baltimore and Susquchan- nab Railroad Company for repairs, &o., itis probable that the payments into the State treneury during the present year will mot be large; but the Governor has an abiding confidence in the ability of the company to resume and maintain the pay! it of the entire inte. rest annually due upon the obligations of the State. ‘The State's investments in the Susjuehannah and Tide Water Canal Companies, are, for sterling loan as eferred creditor. . «$1,000,000 00 rrears ++ 192,500 00 Arrears of interest unfunded. oe 70,890 01 ‘Total. ++ $1,252,890 01 The amount annually due upon the sterling loan and funded interest, varies with the coet of exchaage and remittance; for the fiseal year ending on the thirtieth of November, 1848, it was $66 925, and ferthe year just clored $66,550, making a total of $133.475; while for the former year there was paid to the State $4,000; and for the latter $101,550, equal together to $141,560. being an excess over the interest due for the two years of $8,075. This belance has been carried to the eredit of the arrears of unfunded interest, which reduces it from $70,590 01 to $62,315 01. The revenue of this company is steadily increasing, having risen from $41,- 658 87 in 1840, to $198,013 63 in 1848, At this rate of Jucrease the company will soon be able to pay the current intereet om its debt and remove the eabar- Tasements under which it bas so long labored. Of all the public worksin which the State of Mary- land is interested, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, appears te have been the greatest burden upon the treasury, and ene involving the largest amount of State liabilities. The interest of the State in that work consists of Investments as unpreferred stockholder. . . $622,000 00 Do. ae preferred creditor and stockholder. 6 672 666 66 | Preferred @lain, tor interest paid. .... ...°8.645,043 7 Totals ces sccscececes cee vee s$10/840,610 41 From the above statement it appears that the State has embarked her capitel and credit to an in | finitely greater extent in this, than im any other work ovement; and if the success which has is to be re. of internal im; hitherto attended upon its mansgem | garded as the best Indication of its future utility, there is reascn to fear that, without an essential change of fyrtem, the hopes euticipations which the people | of Maryland have been taught t» cherish in reference to the fruite of this enterprise, if not doomed to per- disappointment, are @t least liable to be inde- Duitely deferred A recapitulation of the amounts invested by the State in the different works of iatermal improvement, presents the annexed result:— Puewic Imraovemesrs *, Meaviavp—InTenest or rue TATE. Baltimore avd Obio Ratlroal. $1 093,300 00 d Sa’ va + Ral » fio 14787 The tearegate debt of the State, on the 30th, Of Rep: tember last, emounted to $10,104,815 44 only $210a0 pan the invested by the State in the above public works, the d progr Copal, tives at the conclusion that i¢ be fora long time, « dead weight upon the treasury of ; the Stet ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED LVERY BAY, Answers to Sdoertivements sent by Moit must be , paid, or they wild vot be taken from the Poot Oifte « Mu 1.8. sae A IRVING wOvER, Buoavwar, New Yous, the other am iron key, te the subseriber, 169 West, 1 receive with the Dae ewes, or 244 Washingt Ubanbe of the owner, M Nef DOLL of the 2 i ‘Thirteen’ Ei We Lbat Lost, vas WALL S cont. TREET, a et. ON. Tas EVENING ov Tat Pocket Book. ining two cheques t nant of while {no Whoever will retw ty street, will re OST—IN 4 sfiernoon, « Memorandw in $5 notes of the Nw WAgeINoTon MARKET, ON SATURDAT Book, containing about $100 en res bille of & -FiVE Doutans Rew, te Newfon dla: oa his body, & wil be eiven by returning h ace Hotel guage, at the madera ec chillings por, lesce: be reference fiven It Peyesed. address ial Washington Uste TALOHT with Singing si tight, Gai moderste ae: see a8 th wn resi tence: without Cie Bron eay for the #eeond quere day and Saturds Private lesone at times f fey waiteing. For more full parts ECLABLE ENGLISH W WOMAN, chamber. WeAnteora sirvation B TABLE young women. as Ladies’ Maid and Seamstress. or dei are of children or Chambermaid: is a first rate 6 irt maker, underats ing, acd isa good washer and tine, Please exit at No. it il suited. eitnation the branches, ims private fami giepe apyiy tod. W. COUR, avenue, pnistevnth betes Fitch ANTRD—A SITUATION BY A RESPROTAULE Protestant yourg woman, te do general ho a rmoall fam) ‘oue servant; ig a giod di jean bake also. n, where she bas 7 ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACUMAN AND Gardrer; the beat of ney Tefexence given, Addrees J. MoK., pptitae tant et 4 sek os shes, to give owa baby, ; the best of reference can be 292 Fifth st., betwoen ave- be seen fortwo days. ANTED—LY 4 RESEACTARLE YOUNG youan, a a pea. city Teference given. A ANTED—A SITUATION TO INSTRUCT CHILDREN, by ustomed to teaching, and also capable to oie ‘ oh by 9 fo =o Ly prerally weeful hai m to co South, and can re~ commanded, hadoone a Chambers street. ser ANTED—A fiTUaTION, BY A RESPECTABLE wom ‘ook, who uaderstands ker business; haa the best of ce; can be seen fortwe days. Apply at 26 Mulbersy tinea » two doors from Houston. ANTEDTA SITUATION, OR HOM FOR A GIRL about M4 years old, to take care of drew or to do the light work avonnd the house. "Apply at 807 Peart steces be = Oe tee Re} pea wg ope Aye onan 9 ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTEST ANT woman, a situation as Nurse and Seamstress. Best of aes ont io Vo given. Apply at No. 25 Fourth ave- seen ANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A gs work or wail - Please call at ATION, Ri in some nice family. She minick strest, third oor, feat TION = A incor to do chamberwerk, or waiting or house vate family. The best of city reference for three days. Piease ca‘l at No. ob fen) portunity. Please ce, Stating where an interview ET NURSE WANTED--A HFALTAY PROTESTANT with a frest breast of mili, ean apply st No. 17 8 rorg Place, South Brooklyn. Good recommendations will be required, ANTED-TWOOR THREE RESPECTABLE AGENTS to ry yablieation, Apply this mora- 79 Broadway, (Ioom No.) W4nrp A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A ‘woman who has just lost her child. Ie in’ perfood a and can furnish ame ae = to ea- t A poly siya E'S BeLs roadway and. Seaecesn street. ELL PERIODICALS, sive ample seoarity, treet. @ i KNar’ 5, corner, East ‘ANTRD--SOMB, A AGENTS 7 NGINEERING.—A GENTLEMAN OF TWENTY Youre experience in all branches of eurineering, steam angie, and treamehip building. during which time’ be hae been chraged im special service of great trust by, a foreign Rovernment, wishes occupats fuesion. Apply to HILGER & OO., 19 Platt scree. $650 7% ‘TO $1.20 WANTED.—THOSE tid fos Tag amounts at their command, am x to make op inyooumnvet (where their porsonal se il not be required), which will evsure ite retwrn withina year, and sield a protit ef probably $2,000 within two years, may hear f 1 ugert ity of eo doing. by addressing & line, with real name ail address, to'8, B., this offiee, SALES BY AUOTION, IX VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS ON FOURTH avenue, late eh and Twenty. sighth te ANTHONY F vite eck Tilt gel at anotion, o ‘the rema’ ‘are all in sige at th, except the 8 front and roar, by the same a high, and 42 fect ae BA ostra MURPHY, av orto SEER streot—Tuesday, Janes ihe ste ¢"Fronklin, stret, North Rive im iow, Der tackle, &e., as the now fener ae all kinds, to eer. <a ¥ LEWIS & MORTIMORE—STORE, “1s CHATHAM treet. ‘s Sale this day, January 7th, at 10 lection cf ynredecmed Piedaes, vis:-= aine Rings, Look MM Centre strest. stopped. POM SALE AND TO Ler, PARMING FIELO SPORTS, 3, ARE ADVANTAGE- in tens! 2 to be sold om acon of a former pur= An excellent covertentsy for por~ fe, eee, would eoomoralae, an once have a flourishing farm. $5,000 to $12.00) requ For farther partivulars, address F. Andocson, Herald © Mt fende bought a: 0 LET—THR STORE NO, 94 BROADWAY, COANE: ‘of Dunne strect, Early oooiom tany be bad. Will ad tor dry goods, merchant. tailo » Rent moderate. Eoquite 1 BARE ® cotemanding » Batter, music store, jewelry LET—PaRT OF THE TH Tyee . “ _— S BOA KDING, &e OARDING—A GENTIRMAN AND LADY, AND A ule renttomem, am be mmodated wits bose are bat a few 4 STORY wat K elect wife, in & genveel, privat ne other boarders. Address tl. M, OAKD WANTEO—4 UBNTLEMSN AND WIPE Wit card ins geiall, plalo, vespreiarte (amily, Terme suet be modseate, Addie W, ith * wirioalors 06 ti ODGING- RAG 4 . by i meni ‘New York, Deconbe C, Fj ROteseiss san PRaxctico, c ALIPFORNTA, + having Ieeated in ® eapacions warehonge and wharf, ater for lighte rev of merchan dire, and re Kesler & oy rows’ surest, New York, to ke Gs Connon, Deq., New He - GANUELS CLARKE, Jn. ATTORNSY AND COU SEL 89 Tor. at- city Californie. << Mr. Clerke iq be the first settlers or: San Pranci-es. tenders li friends, for all eoilections and cuits thas mn bis care, with attention, sed p-riopt remittan ® ror OF FRENCH MECHANICAL te Olympic Theatre du " Men choles ef Catcel Meshatiea! Lamps; joderate: La DDARDON VILLE, (late Diseon's Lamp). , RIDING BC BOO NO, 90 rou Rta CASTS OLD CROP PANNATIV ANIA, 8 bacco. nal "Ban D RovGAT NAILS, MANILLA, SISAL. AND Sail, and W a. Lu HAWKIN NO. taselbeg of bis lange stock Nose’ We weuld savion you tons, as they mast be sold without roerve. Also Ladies Straw Bonnets, &e. | bas never a deo epswed REI v kbs Mr. Stevens: The Cardipal Ge Trev lie, Mir, Moore, Athos, Mr. Kr. Gliberts aremie in Duss Ti Yr Lester; Mong. Bonen sien, M: here; Anpe b ey rie Mre. Jord; Marquis fe; Porthon, ont eon, wr Matnews: Vushman; Iras Mire Olivia; Horn. To conclude with the faree of the +. Jordan; Mr. Merton, J. Wallack, J) orrett; Mrs. Beat Gorieeity— A bomelig is I P i Tr Secen Giceler The ‘uriosity—Abomelique, Mr. Armold: Pa 00rs open al i. i ‘The goore will open at halt past"A. the ourtela will # mily and Third 1 Gitalen, i Gallery. I2ge. HaNFRAU'S NATIONAL TASATRE—ON MONDAY. Z,stguing dan Tub, will be porfvemed SBALOUS—Mr. Bete: ; or, A ‘auderkin, Mr. Seymour; Kip Van Wink Knickerbocker, tr, Jefferson; Derick Van wae Kip Van Winkle, Jr, Mr, Winans: Loweana, Mra. if. Ve ved, To conclude with the PeMALEGUARD— . Mesta, Te his Longiuek, Mr. Herber P ses Radvenibedeer, Miss Leahares Maller Asoote Ms. Sete exson, Boxe ts; Pit, 1236 can! IReB ELLs, 0} TMRIC joEAT RE. SBENEEIT, oF Miss Mar, 7, to com~ mencewith USED , Mr. Wale re; i iiss Bin nN Leun- i he lafaute Puribond. Me. Conover: Bloweabella irs. Inlierwood. To be followed by THE D&AD SROT—Mr, Tinid, Mr. Conover: Louisa Loveiriok, Miss M. ‘Tayler. ‘Te conelude with JENNY LIND—@aron Swicitott Beery, Mr Waloot; Mr. Leatherlungs, Mr. Lemans wigs dean tung, Mise pees 6: ee at 7. Upper Bo: Bess ls < ECOND ANAUAL F IVAL BENEFIT OF TA American Dramatic Fund Assoviation, inoorpsrated Doors 0) M. Taylor. Circle, 20, ane President—D. e Sole a, Esq. Henry G. Stebbins, +4 ‘Proseott Hall, Joba McKeon, W. P. Chapman, Thos. 8. Hamblin. Will be given at the Astor Place pose, House, fendered a nthat occasion by the Lossee, Mai A . together with all ite splendid appointments, ia ‘talian Ochestra, and Grand Chorus,) oa uonlay i of (Tickets, dar 3. Fos Ei Kob't. Coiem Bens Scion, Beas Chas. Stetson, on ee t, Ee tg James faire, W.d. 84. ey Pranhita, BiG., 3 — arthali, Beq., a, Bag ant, J Roane” Jentee F Stake, Bq, i. Goa thy Es. B. B. art, Esy, King, Ibs rectors of the American Fund Association, at the Box- offices of the several Theatres, and at the Music Stores, ‘The Directors are bappy to state that, having bees aided Dy the united rratuitous servicon of ther with the ar: NORINA EUPHRASIA aa SIGNOR GUISBPPE SIGNOR SANguIRiCo, BIGNUR Boast CORSE, ‘5 hi caliianil X MARKIZEK, an “ORCHESTRA or ay FEATEAS OPERA, MR. T. 8. HAMBLIN, mag MR. WwW. ‘MR. CHIPPEN DAU! MR W. BL CHAPMAN, bees we ks ND, ‘Mk, GEO. JORDAN, RK. RAY MON D, 1B. TELTON, MR. HARRIS, Mg. GALLOT?. MRS. ABBOTT, . GILBERT, am. LEACE ig: MRS. WALCOT, "DOUELL, ai, wepouR Ma. bagel e712 unequalled in the annals of Aimer performances will commence wita Shakespeare oe % AS YOU LIKE IT, ny ue nlvwind penitent dis’ Mr Ly Mr. Tiron * Me MDovenn Buaron Mr. Brann Jaques De Bois, Touchstone, Sees dam, Mr. Gat B: orent (jade a geteh ba pad pt taliai tra, conducted by the Lessce, ae MAX M. TMARMTZER, r After which SIGNOR ROSS! CORSI, Will sing, in character, eva and RomANCE from Mara Botts of and ORINA EUPBRASIA BORGIIESR, Rowno Pivate, by Doaizetts, whieh ng in thy ¥. Commities of Mt Mersts. W, K. Blake Ww. Mesors. J. Wallack, J 8.1 &i Mesers. W. Mitebell, Jone Lei Who will yaa, Githert, Joho Dyort, 3. E. Shaw, John Brougham, Geo, T, Barre MERICAN DRAMATIC FU Notice.—The comedy of As hesrecd at the Broadway 1 ‘Twelve o'clock, and on Monday at One, the use of the cane b =i. been kindly tendered by the lessee, B A. Marshall, thst purpose, The ladies ‘ntlemen intereeved owe reepectiully solicited to be pan Seaen JOUN BAOUGHAM, Secretary. SPECIAL Noric Leon AAAAR AA NGtcé fo rim T MEMBERS OF TUR MERCANTILE LIBRARY Aaroctatiom, ip favor of reform, and erpoved ty the nowirations, as wade for this yo. ques ret to atrend fp mceting at Stoncall'e Motel, cn Monday evening, at7 P. M to reevive the rep minting eoram’ ties, appointed Baturday, De order of the mowinsting eom= © “ OT IATION.—DR. x Lecvure of his n View AGRIOULTUR fll deliver the eonela y, (illustrated with Lant 13 o'clock sin Bope Chapel, o Midern Epeeh ef the (lobe theon the Ist cf amenst, b 1; Payable half yearly, on let Febr Convert dle into tie extent of 40%, (o eb these hoods forma grelusive fret lieu om the whole line 1 tnd all ite oth *; wipmente. ‘Thee who prefer them may receive Interest Coxpene the Bonds of the followin . Uiving the hol lege of tab ing p ia eft Las “BUDBON woares Og rept alent be edivg, in the ation ia Lue evened the, i the let of Maren {Hinge eterling, on the prow ty. Peederic Math & Co, - Tr.” eat thoofe the Interert us pays (Put up fe eums of $1,000, with » liberal hd to the bi bbl dor, 1 been b for work and mater! ved ia payment bo Orleans, La above establiehn 4 Books of orey e~ seription, con a ‘tft Biorranh y teenth Ajotning the Post Oe, N have bave UNIFORM WiTt TOR ‘Ovgnatt3 dramas, pire 12% cet st : Bs beifort eC ales, 11 Sprvee stre W OF NEW YORK. —JUSTPUBLS ay. and City of New York, tegetner with Beookiva ‘the most extensive view yy ay ea Eee, Yon Fi <RVERY oF the erate Syiseeaaeragean ey Roe ” one wile ie yu and Liberty streets, the Tiwi st WOE by the Ravel Pauly. Melange, Son, & pe id vats ty a freteh let at Reps. pie Feet or pa er Rashi wad aan of 600 tone varthen, havin Pecelve {mmedii tage, having ewperior accom any hit cabin passengers ov iy will be cabin osaencet ‘will ‘be tarnished with nr takes St low rates, at Phor 27, Bast River, LATs, 11.08 GARDEN.—MONDAY BV BNING, JAN. 77 ted. Daring and elega: ich, the cousie rural vaatoming of NICODEMUS Pravoois Kavel; other characters by the Ravel 9 com “Me with the mag Or BE aa Buen? THEATR gannary Twill be pla THE SEKI: Ean “ir. Marke 5 Brougham; Praak Vincen fe Mr. Bs yh Chat ‘Tor if POOR GEST LEM ir Robert Bramble, M. br Brougham thington, Mrs. Kuesell; Bughes.’ Doors open at 34 past [TAUAN OPERA: AsiOR PLACE —MONDAY RVE- ning, Jan. 7, be ant raed, Yrat time in America, ack NNA sOLENA—Honry VIIT, woo; Jane Sey t, slur’ Strimi; Lerd Verein. Condy tnd Dirvetor, Masi r. Hore Kreutzer. Pri Sdsslsalse-rAil feats, in Bouse or Parunat asoared elvoer ise he night oF season, $180. Admisaicn on theevening of per~ formance “Parquet, $1; Amphitheatre, 26 cents, | Doors open 7 sa o'clock, Carriages wet down heady LYMPIC THEATRE-CARD—WIS8 WARY TAYLOR reapectfallyduforms hor triend. the public that her Yenentwilltakefplase on Monday exeuisyneet Jandary Tu on which oevasion all the Olya pic Co pear. Box book now open. — A sere pmb 3 RCH STREET THEATRE, PaILADELPHIA— i f. terprising perro, capatle of managi ine house, Tho terms to a respousible 3 in admirable order, Tequiting neither refitting nor painting, and poss ary, a ox muric, Bo. Direot, tensive wardrobe, properties, lib w abors streot. N. York. name, to UM'S AMERICAN MU3KU ay mevids who hove loss errs England, where recent discoverion #€ Druidiesl :em enabled them to Toproduce with greatexsctitule, mast of ths magical illusions, mysteries and miracles, which tradition attributes to the Aveient Druids, and whick were so wou ey struck the & nddread, Their mw ad be! Their performances transcend every thing in the magic hitherto seen in this part of the world. The or remony, aa described by Loland, with its apparition mysteries. Indeed the ie Mole, tho 22 years of age, W0 inches high peu Bay be reom af all houry day’and evening, Merrifield, C) hope, Pentland, vaudeville compani ude weight. Messrs, Wemysa, igzing, Misses Stan= bc combtentas of the tart ve b entertai iy wot adi ‘Three performances + DO: opderte! performer, ‘orm without armeé. Views, Chromarrope, Dwart, Mammsth Bop Crocodile, Evermous 8: he tyes will be per- formed for the Bist, 324, 3 wi i thea bo withdrawn, ‘The Rose of Gorboil, Vankeo Watchman, New Dances. @ Adwi ttance 29 175 CHATBAM 8 : RANKLIN THEATR' UARR— Attondants, G Every night until further notics. The erizinal and well ‘Miso Cuantorre rs Minstrels, | cor of seventeen per Orr anvore | surmors, being the only organized band of ladles n the world; Bro, Watoor | a: Tronpe of Model Artisten, mber Mrs. Gitneat | of living pictures taken ie dizestion of Mx. | Arab Girls. Tee In Mowrs. Lracit. Ly Hon A every Weduee~ On, JONSON, WILRON, Ko. —ibanet, 20 otk 5 ‘concerted pieces, Mr. Gro. te Rove, 82 OOK ONE WEEK ( Vout iloquism, Laaraed Can Signor DLITE Seetecktellyy sanee rutertaiving perforn alton jay evering, January 7th exoop: sen We rt Bir will Intrednes their Wrowdortl peiotaencea Femi children, ball CANAL STRERT.— BRIGLIANT Yon Plos Ultra oc variety of other earertainments, leek. Extre perfurmance it S o'clock. ANORAMA BALOON.—T#OSE WHO MAYER NOT th intings Dow exhibiting in this saloom, will have to take a trip toCaliforala to see them after the eighth of this month. It ie well worth the joufvey, but to save trouble just den tf corser of Lispenard and Brosdway tion fre iY AONIVICENT BXMIGITION. OhaNy wer Moving Erie 7 Ke Beoppant orracr of Walker street of artietic #kill, ish, Amerioon artis’ 2 a he. The etal and magnificent socus dren ‘ewes Riot. 4 ave! rpootacte of the Buraing of the Perk Vooxtre. have beet noacty reparation, ) dottars. Doors RB: Panorama moves at Th precisely. Ad~ ‘Childrea wndor tom joare ©. age, half pries, HIND ANTS. JAINE AWTS ~INTERNATIONAG ART UN rubseriytion books will puostiyely aoe 3 at r M. The collection of Paineings to be allotted to sehalatben’ inelu only works of art of the highest Subgeriptions, f ort, should be made early, at tie Free Collery, 7% iwav. The distribution will take place on Tawrede . Jeunary 1th, at tae Taber Dacler Members and th ted, exe feruities adiale BHP PING. AND NORTH AMERICAN TM. betweon New York and Livarpoel, and be= rpovl, @uiling at Halifax to land and hae BRITISH from Moston. frou New York from Boston, W MWareh from Now York, Wednesday, ™ r pianist. I. WARD, Ja Tum , 35 Bevsdway. Carrera THROVGD en— Rail Isat it etsamel, hip 1S tates 1 Chagres direct, N. York, on Monday. 14th commodatis aoy ether steamer, and will be eure to ¢onneoe Mail steamers Fanams and have ® preference "a atie a ~ge eceesnry to Becure OR FAN Francesco, p sure. CALIBO! Tier, fast sailing, A 1 stp, Te inset Dr Ge Gh ey wines Dessencers orply om Peaneisce in ad bable ) a0 convenier f erths. Pot fea hog rai (or farivaines oF pasos, nuiNE i ree ip the Seah by orto immediately. Fo OR SALE A THROU Ligh ¢- Tr Magma | i paneer, ete ether advantages te the aire way. cormer of Jehu street. . “fe