The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1850, Page 3

~ ‘Goubt, be realized by am advance in the market value of the stock. The landed property of the Canton Company is: tmereasing in value, but as it declares no nda, {t is notfe very active stock, and has not the, ‘dasis for» speculative movement of much importance. Portsmouth Dry Dock has been quiet for some days, Dut holders are by no means disposed to realize. It ‘will be one of the most active stocks on the list, upon the opening of the spring. as the margin for a rise is probably greater thanjin any other small stock on the market, Holders know this, and govern themselves accordingly. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $62,033; payments. $8,028 79—Balance, $3,116,232 67, This balance will ‘be largely reduced on the 2d of January, 1851, by the ‘psyment of interest on the government debt. Interest @ividends, January Ist. 1861, $1,105,584 14; coupons Mo, $280,000-—Total, $1,325,584 14. ‘The Broadyay insurance Company have declared a @ividend of eight per cent. ‘The Tradesmens’ Bank has declared a dividend of three dollars per share. ‘The Chemical Bank has declared = dividend of six per cent. ‘The receipts on the Columbia and Philadelphia Rail- road; for the year ending Nov. 80, 1850, were $638,289 25; expenses, $265,072 it earnings, $362,895 45— @qual to over nine per cent on $4,000,000, the original cost of the road and machinery. The road belongs to the Btate of Pennsylvania. The Lebanon Courier says:—“We understand that the President of the Reading Railroad Company has wabscribed for four thourand shares of the stock of the Lebanon Valiey Railroad, thus securing the charter from arepeal by the Legislature. We trust now soon to see the enterprise under contract. Its advantages become more appsrent the more its merits are can- vanced; and we believe it will be the best paying por- tion of aroadinthe Union, It is the natural route for connecting the Hast and the West, and must be the thoroughfare for « great portion of the gigantic trade ‘which will come and go over the Central road. With the termination of the Central road at its beginning, ‘and intersecting the Reading road at the favorable point of Reading, it forms a connecting link, which murt be advantageous and profitable. A new route for a chain of railroads from New York eity to lakes Ontario and Brie, which will save in dis- tance about one hundred miles of the precent routes promises to attract much attention as soon a6 its advantages become generally known. The route proposed, the priveipal proportion of which is ‘Row in progress, passes over the Morri: road in New Jetsey, to the Delaware river. corner of Pennsylvania to From Jersey tothe Delaware Water Gap, via beac town—mil 80 Delaware Water Gap to Scrantonia, Scrantonia to Owego. Owego to Ithaca... Tthaca to Geneva... Total, Jersey City to Geneva, seeeseeeseeeee e282 From New York to Geneva, via Albany, Schenectady, ete, is 344 miles, a8 follows :— New York to Albany. Albany to Ution.. Utica to Syracuse. Byracure to Genevs Total—New York to Geneva... .seeseseeeee oBHt From New York to Geneva, by the Erle Railroad and Seneca Lake, the distance is as fo\lows :— New York to Piermont, mile: Piermont to Owego. Owego to Jefferson. Jeffereon to Geneva, through Beneos Lak oe 223, Total—New York to Gemevaieeseeeeceeeceee 0ST It will be noticed that the new route is 102 miles lees than the Albany route to Geneva, and 95 miles Jess than the route to the same place via the Erie Railrond, which is now the preferred route to Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, and places further west. The new route is certain to be completed soon, 110 miles being already in operation, and only 93 miles.in process of construc. ‘Hen, being necessary to connect the route with the eentral line by both the Cayuga and the Seneca Lakes. It will crors the Erie Railroad near Cwego. All the different roads, forming the line, are, we learn, to be of the seme width as the Erie Railroad, which is about One foot and four inches wider than the railroads from Albany to Buffalo, The now route passes near the llac of the old Milford and Owego turnpike, by which the distance was 170 miles from New York to Owego. The following are the distances to Owego, Genova, and Buf- falo, trom New York, by the stage route formerly tra- velled over the Milford and Owego turnpike : —- Dany, was 449 miles. ‘The preliminary steps have been taken for the con- struction of a railroad from Geneva to Ithaca, between Beneoa and Cayuga lakes, te connect with the Cayu. @& and Busquebanna road, from Ithaca to Owego, which has been for some years past in operation, This road is being extended from Owego to the Lackawan- ‘ms coal beds at Serantonia, and is known as the‘ Leg- gett’sGap” railroad. On the latter road there are now 2,000 men at work, and it is intended to be com- pleted next season, including the tunnelling of the . to the Delaware river. Bi the Delaware Water Gap, the allroad in intended to be completed next season. Here it meets the ex- tension of the Morristown rallroad, i) se bon 3 #3 | Fa Farmers’ Trost 63 do g* too Morris Const“ wo fo i & 3 nits 8 vm 5 TE EES ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. = TEE BALL SEASON, sats of ete jday ev Jan Wy sees street; Kichard Matthews, No. 243 Washington street. pe 10 iC) ect MASONIO, FoTi9R— "INST, ANNIVERSARY BALL ar ph tena n Hl a season tr ern te in he FANCY AL RXCLU! 7 ovenipe Warne sian wien seametre ae wou cca | Pe ind oe th (cach Nee EM et ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A rE Yo Wwe with toto twenty dol ig al not be py to make from 200 mont by the ies. fy route sac, fu moe oem, Bath ae v Biay aot again, ae the advertiser must soon leave to fall other engagements. Apply from i'd 2,a0 100 Nassau st, ith story ANTED—A FURNISHED ‘peoe FOR Tan, wiikout board, above ovek tod tee slerence given Te than two blocks from may quired, Address W. C., Herald office, ANTED—BY A RE: situation, as Wai! No objection 6 tome, ‘well recommen: in a warehouse. Address Wants MIDDLE-AGED wouer.. TO GO TO ea the country, about one ae cam come well recomm a dairy, har washing, ironing, &¢. pean at 25 Pearl street, from W tiles and gant YOUNG MAN, OF CORRECT PRIN- Pads habite, te attend in the Reading Koo! of the ‘Kew York th 663 Broadway, who has beer accustcmed to a similar ngttr| of segeneriem, and Oy eg with the oe y 4 ment. Aoply as as above, between the hours of 10 and 11 A. M., or 5 and Lge ene ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT 16 one but an honest and respectable boy need 1 dpply—00 john street. ANTED—A “DOWN EAST” CHAP TO GO ON A pleasant business to Maseachusetts, and one in this Jersey,and one for Broo! 1d abo tg te 3 oeica"tor | A ‘Gall frou 8 40 10h. ake ha to-day, ab Bie hes deon street, . te pm A RESPECTABLE, Lies “am CARE- ful person, @ situation as Coachman. is’ perfect); harge Yy ‘ pate mre et of hoy He bo lived wit ‘AITER HaeTy ‘A DINING ROOM, AS CAR- rier—he must be young, active, and acquainted with the business, None other need apply at 123 Water street, Pt Rhy Wane _& SITUATION as er, OF she id to edildren. Apply for 8 West Sintoonth street, near Seventh menae BOARDING, ce, OARD. Rabe gf yee oS A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN a family of the first respectability. A front room, on ‘st or fecond floor, not lower than Bleccker street, and u and s James. the not Bixth avenue, at the Herald offi Bowe Ur TOWN—A LARGE ROO ON THe Fras floor, suitable for g married couple, ean 11s Fourth, corner of Amos street. with gas and b bocker stage rout WO GENTLEME BE ACCOMMODATED WITH two fine bed rooms, and sitting room, if necessary, in the Hest st part of East Broadway. Please address J.C. S., rald offines Oo rained ,» snd within one Mook of "ene ‘Foekese WANTED- BY 4 GENTLEMANAND WIFE, AND TWO young ladice, of first respectability, wo sized roomay farnished orunfurnished, wich bosrd: in © cinity of “Union Square," in acentect private family, oF Fa lect private boarding heave. Address M. A., this office, stat= ing loeation and terms, which will reseive attention, Wnty A YOUNG Laing 9 PARTIAL hia fice ima private family, up town. Address B. L., ia office. LOST, dee RR eee eet ATOH LOST.—A GOLD LEPINE WATCH Was ~~ es an cmaibus, on Friday afternoon. A suitable given, by leaving it at Mr. Townsend's office, DF REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY, DEO. 24, IN going from No. 5 West Fourtes Fifth avenue to Ywoifth streot, alo University place, & Lrowa and white cretheved bag, ia ae a black silk parse, containin of different amount, $5 REWARD, mgt oe, ae ee To ‘aries stree h street etage, » be in five doll H gold ve finder liad REWARD. eu opt ZUCLOSED IN A PAPER, with the a $5 Voss on the paper, in essing from Washington Market io Be by? Ce on, . HO! Apply to Pearl street. REWARD.—LOS! . boa, ‘reddish color. The above reward will be paid if re- furned to 33 Bast Twonty: For sale, a first rate four vent Sicigt; bas been ron but one year; is in good order. Anrly te Mocers. Weed, Tomlinson & Cow, Broad way, under Mo Saloon. Price $60 Lomrom a3 A PHYSICIAN'S GIG, IN camer Bi tae f street, a of Crosby. vor a ‘baroiny pa WE reward = Butler, Pri RE FOR SALE—SITUATE! ‘ort Cheater, Chester cou jabelled in gold, "There 1s large ‘Population in nena being the yo ne fo, without rer Appl Jt +s R& CO., No.4 cA. saree... A FEW PLOTS, IN quate panes, eeeery pats, purchased b; the ork ia ome: oy ‘Tire for sale at therrate of $200 per ac tee is ascent at Tang th of January, 1851; 25 per eens the month ary, 1851 maining one nore purchasers te(ore the ino frohase two or teers Shondant mort~ Tay Payable ina years, with 6 per oom ay sacou SF Broad street, until § P.M. BASE FOR SALE.—A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF PF im Murray street, noar Broadway, AMMOTH a D, 200.—FoI well ser and See Avply at Tare Ts aie seen ora Lag f TWO STORY D mah eames at recnrat from fot Janvary te tot May. ‘Apety op ovale. POLITICAL. Pyare. —WE Democratic Whi e Bull's Hi General Ds pL ase. Ws "Election, ‘neta, . B +d wing 2.1 ronnie We eats ket Fi Gomealitt "s Committee— Erastus Brooks, un James M. Odell, Whitfield A we tee Ephraim Hotbroo oh “a, ee HS i ay A eittion wilt bond ‘School for Colo: ied. by the Rev. teret St: Vincent of nd. placed ‘under. thelr ere Perret mer mt el tH ist the froom of No ‘Ea Bouston street, ca Rholare fe about sisty. ee Pare. f person, dsr tans, Ww ond ee eet a Saati ie =e services te S theese 4 hi eabinery ‘ 00., PHILADEL- SPECIAL NOTIONS. at oy a o fergie rmeruing 5 ‘eee ng scares erly et Bog will ve a Piast at ae. Terters for Havens, eGhagres and Fanaa marten R. F. 8. CHANFRALU, Comma OF 4 SMaLU Novemboe Mabhsts ‘seduested te So beg Meeehen, ont take itaway. Aa DECKER, Pier rte. 1, North River. pn de cc ehhh me Mis ates Liam eee peters ay ca Friday morning wae ab) o' to unite in the ‘great Mason By jon Cus. Scuorsy, Secretary. « vice us acu a) tate Foon, 274 Grand streets eso peice eras ‘to’ assem! day, Deo. assemble at the Grand ii ‘M. The subordina’ ties ing ill move to Tri M. W. Grang GEO. K. MaRsita MH. UNDERHILL, Gravd Marsh X.B—Drethren are particularly requested to provide themselves with inner Ory a previ to" gan be procured at the Grand Secrot ty Hotels Geo. B Marshall 68 Bowery; the corner of Chrystie and Division ouse, 6or~ ome and Mercer streets Nera FOLLOW IN| HE EXPLANATION of an advertisomeut that appeared in our paper of yos- with Stave President of the New York Home Industrial oe ony ae jus! led my attention ie tery ectynastinaey urteous netics in the public papers signed by zou "what ie its meaning? T call on ou for an explanation, and expect it immodia ou bi GUS. A: SACUHI, b Broad street.” New York, Deo. 24, 1860. New Yorx, December 2, 1850. Dean Sin =I have reosived your the explanation due to was merely to make kaown that art of those owned by the tion. intend co convoy the impression that 9 wm Ver claimed connection with it. You are awarg, I st moet ee ancunced aly mi ed in auch, Trinfustice, With the hope that, thi perfectly satisfactor, remain aa OSTRVENS, Preset. the NW. f, Hl Association, To Mr. G. IPE INSURANCE.—CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN BY the United Life Insurance Com No. a] Wi FYIOR OF THE PHILADELPAIA AND Bi Railroad Company.—Philadelphis, December 19th, 1830. Notice is horeby gi Hoek of this company willbe closed be re-opened om the Mth of January next, Holders of tertifientes which have been. discharged from this offoe, of either of the Jrausfer Agenci 40 have themguly ri ao: fot ue the Slat inoke By y Prio® to the Slat inet. ‘oy 0 eB ape PERSONAL. NPORMATION [an eED OF GEORGE NEWTON, A native of Shefiie! trade s Table Knite Hatter. heard from in New or ¥ ms re of J. Smith, Park Thea tre, Oct. 23, 143. 91 Jobn street, WX, be will hear fr comothing to ok advantage, mei _MISCKLLANKLOUS, Tay, TO SAVE MONEY, AND THEREDY bE; come wealthy, especially for 9 way. to 60 per cent on their bill oi printing, do by bavin it execute: pies a clive where, DOUGLASS & COLT. wi FROM PHILADELPHIA, ces to ladies and gentlemen of this £ aeloes, ew ee aa law on acre dreams, japoleon ; an wl tell te nama Cnr ill ms ‘Alto the the inser. the 6 a jotes seventy-five far. CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED — Ladies or gentlemen having superfluous effeo can 0 e enme by M , 88 —Ladies attended by Mrs. Col (457,078 CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. ‘The highest price can be obtained by | — ws oh ap oy a ey Fy, Res to dlapor sending through post or ie LbveNts rvX, io uy rot A aates attends toby inn | -s way, UP etalee, ” JONES, 1¢ ae gran, NEAR Tas AME: H. Sleae M ae Dress Boots, $4 80 to, $8, uaualiy $5 and Ki "pron, Patent Loathet Hoots, $3; Congr oot hy to $4; French Water Proof Boots, from $4 to $6. goods are warrantod to give satis — Berket taney voce geoanters of for sale by GE », fruit bas! eeet ont ty ENUINE om sans irae anaes NED HAVE Stured of the’ yet tobmeco raised in ba tbe stock, Sp ‘4, ot be sur- oe Pot ay ta pen wilt ascertain he rash by giving nee ube” “Sonday es LUNAR, fsa tte IRB PROOF SAFES — ti 4 SUBSCRIBERS Now having at their Warehouse, No. 148 Water strost, 9 full cir Phenix and Defisnoe sfacturer, Teppootfally in Preservii vet firey to give thei ie oléowhere, ‘These le of resisting e grenter degree of fen now in uae, bu are entire from dampnces—a very objeety ity im the Sala~ They are siszefesvered’ in iperior mane ‘Oop "yitzannats, “Te water pt Re annie cour biorr™ tet, é the So rong and the old But what's wealth, and a cough All the gold ever di In seale, granule 01 by Druggiste ye Genie: ‘he most i Scalersrarrlied om 2 most I G00! IN FiGi SMALL Aviator Mitata trace evate some Sargst fs jeedlewerk, Colimrs, ih Seoay fered, Handkerehists, evs of Valegetonnes, fn and Gully nee and muslin Sleeves, Drese t prices which will convince those who honor him with a suit nee about ae 4 any in the city cam be fou NEWMAN'S, way. ceo echt ene sara eet 57 dew wid i 2 Pia INSTRUOTION. FESSOR BARZ, er ieete |e vs eT ne wal eiONG TATE Bay veh want of nse, le, fisr neat Broadway” way. : lots, or » se 8, PRESENTS.—MRS, WM. SIM) 64 Hien i a peiiee Geoata'y oy se Shiner Argeatiyveinet Prices, tae ‘order tions. phases deronty «Le . TT EE IES oumpay wRaeauys —JUST RECBIVED, A SPLEN- ot venis ” etreeh vepiour at ether tru Sieeatces st wate 287 ‘Broadway, cor= No. 604 BROADWAY, NEXT lendid assortment of ‘Moliaay ity, Fancy Bo, ‘a800, Bottles, Sil~ my ete Seits, French Assortment of eee a Fixtw ‘and 1600 arti mentione: ‘came articles will be found at their store No. $ Joh until lot Fobruary iexv, 4, STOUVENBL & SO Glass Manufactory, 68 and 0) Vesey Leal OR TAB HOLIDAYS.—RICH TRANSPARENT WIN: dow Shades, in ieee aad Bn of y one and quality, at oy, Oe deg id retail Window Shade Do) c YY ‘e RIKER aed pie ion ey lew York. (XE BecShadentor stores or shuzohes premplly Taralshed ‘HE meee: ELEGANT ANNUAL OF THE SEASON. ‘Tho Keepsake for 1851, illustrated with twelve original ificently bound in leather and papior tof Gift Books aud Juve- s & RIKER, 129 Fulton street OLIDay. NOTICE!—TO THE La dat gd or y mporium, 345 Broadway — I orden {0 avoid the rush, certain to take place at this es. shment on Chrii it is suggested Citron, 2e.3 Alm ty, choice Te at PRA! . 0, FOWLER nt of new crop whien he is offer- nd retail, at his — Vesey, and 409 Gran: terme, wholesale Pickiss OYSTERS FOR pickles in the very best ma 4 Persons wishing should leave their ord detiand incrensns as the holidays poroael mse. larket. sent toany ra fof this city or Brook of & P. DORLON, 11 aad id Palton 3 2 COURTLANDT STREET.—CHOICR WL Liquors, selected expressly for family use, Dy tof the city free of charge. Also, cote! Lon- dca berver, Aighish Pickles, and Setces, Sardines, Olive Oil, &e, Parties, clubs, ond ‘committes rooms, pute and unsdelterated Liquorys tapplied, with easonadlo terms, by 23 Coursinndt vicest, OLIDAY GIRANDOLES, PARLOR LAMPS, ko.—J. REILLY, 49 Carmine, corner of Bedford st., ofersat un- urually low prices, at wholosale and retail, hic lnége and splen did stock of vaperb girandcles, hail and ‘arlor amps, man tol a br: ampe lamp ehades, chandeliers, and store laraps ning fluid, &o. Rei Gamal), Weshaniosi: Lampe The tichest sae. hurt te s; rich Chase nie elpieces, studios, eto, ‘The 8 per gallon. Lamps cleanod and re SEFUL PRESENTS —DURING THE HOLIDAYS THE becribers will offer for anle, by the single picce u FRENCH ried. chiseled Hit DAK DON VILLE 45 Broadway, up staire manufac: (four sizes) of gold suds perscription, peculiarly adapt ourselves to the manufacture of yt we: tre prepared to exhibit eet assortmont ever offered ANNUALS! ant i an afl be euitod placo— ‘Br Dicecker atrest, opposite eee, a sare step ia, ore you poss by ‘There Abraham Mayo, he You please, out of his large collections. HOLIDAYS “THE Supsor Jove their fnli importation the w tice tl M. ve is ai VIE8, 395 Broadway. ‘kind of ts ran 4 ‘vall'at at Yas Lamp Beorey 186 Fulton street, Sun ingee JEWELRY, Fs FANCY t GOODS, wee IME, ea & CO., “(UATE MARRET, JaR- No, S91 Broadwa: bo have transferred the ‘Sabliahme to fore Ww = nm ot bite, ies ‘im fewe i at ged looker ry ely tril iy for fo for male Forks, Fpoons, Eas Bets, Pitchers, ‘Castors, and rally watee of evory description, either plain or orna- ICTOR BISHO! Stones, and Pane; coral JEWELRY, Avr Parir r PARISIEN, eee AND. rane. hey THEATRE.—& MERRY C! ny aivernoon, December , will bf oted toe DROS =| Ee GA Age be the YOUNG SCAMP-—Joseph, “unre Sone} se Been toes Doors open at 1, commence at lig. EVENING PERFO} be acted an entirel: ow Grams, written by Forreste Tasen by By ter, asian JRE ‘on Marquis D'Alghe: Pa arta Fore: dohuny Brow, Ms. Winans is Seaed Pee by the the xEW YOR) LLIN | 0 ng it Mr. Simon Sparks, Mr, Winans; ay om To elude with the j#—Peter Wil~ Macuim, ed nightly recat it Haughber and a) wr Pie ut ae To URTON'S THEATR City, Halt. Wed ments will RTER— cary, Me. B Burton: Le evening, 3 wat of prem "SCTRESS—Mr. Sperm atitea Ae ere Manfredi, Plume, Mr. Holman; Beb Yentano; Blanes, Mile: Ferinis Viseardo, Signe me, ME. Lei Extra, Me. et Tupi ore Elaise, 8 "Gran, Ballet Pe if PI CLUB— eo RE Bien take Place betwe wick, i Mr. Sehastons Sam Weller Mr, acts Terpeiohore, Mile, Natalie Fi Burton; Hise Emily Wardle Miss Weston; Mary, Miss J. = aporar ‘TATE E.—CHATHAM RAS, Denes Deri; Berths, Rie Weldogueve, RIPLER ALL.—MUSICAL MANAGER, MR. BOOHSA, CHRISTMAS noLibay" “MUSICAL FRITIVALS, wavaite "ANMA. Risnop, V Nex, Daceaner her Sacred performances an@ lo Conoerte. tb onel brilliantientertainments (for the aceom~ the GOLDEN AXB_Giles Clamge Mr. | modation of juvenile visiters, and thowe, who cannot somves ‘armer: Gubbine, Me ‘L. Pox; Collin, Me F, aiently attond ever RB concerts, rm take place— he Cl IN THE MO! ar WAL cas couse, iaprion of eff tive lections of ‘Suored and Seoulag aN THE EVENING, HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, re repetition of last Thursday's Aus noert, which programme hae bee d eceentrto m me, Mi W ‘atking; Princess £ripa, it Drew. To be followed by Mr. Th THE GOLDEN AX . Mestayer; Emmi ‘tomime of G PERFORMANCE :— equest of many who bis masterly composition— Bpriny 3. be ie] i. hip ‘Mayer mophony Anis ah ia; of the Lord Ki pei vervire to Norma, by fuilorchestra. After whi it And, lot the kngat RHOTCWAM E'S, To be followed a ROBOES OF TRE Bishop... .. Handel, NIGHTINGALE. Grand PA. UX, by M'llo. Duo) from Ll Bravo, Darre and Me. Smith. “After whist, DEROS OF DREADFUL Morondantey NOTE rights Mr. Jehu Owebr; Sivan, Frights Mee With Verdure Brougham. Te conclude with THE tte Be, or, jung by Madame Rights Mr, Ginger Groen, Me, Brougham: Mlle Dé dita es Was ‘inass pata “ytiantele ‘aylor; ae Naty Toyiors Busan Rockets, Mrs. Brougham. moan Pianiat Herr Zoller, His BCHANICS’ BALL, NO. eH BROADWAY, ABOVE Grand strort—Op night during the week until | 7. iprcher aatice. ‘The a "ind “woll known OaigIST¥'s 5 Gavstin ia eel, me,” La Somuawisia, sung by Ma¢ame Ann: xXperienced performers,” under the v4 Bishop... 2. cement of B. P. Christy, whose concerts is shis city tors . succession of “for reovived with favor bi hight able and farhionable audiences. Tickets half-past six; commences at half- past seven 0" ‘trons of Christy’s Minstrels aro res- pecttully informed that the usual Saturday afternoon con- ¥e “Donizatis certs will be discontinued for the future. On Christmas velo,” frou “Moses in day, an afterneom Concert, commencing at 3 o'clock, P. M. ignor Novell Rossini. aytians, up ‘De for endeavoring to cgavert hie peopl 4. Duetto—* Ball’ Aria,” Le Nozze de by Madane Anas Bish 6. Fantasia me Vi ms and th public for the unpr to his p jar Concerts for th last nine mont! 4 to state that neither pains nor expenso will be apared to ims sf this band the most perfect in every Parts The concerts will tinued every evening during ; a8 noone, On Iracion Agi- jock. Admission "Sune by Madame Anina Bishop, with meerts at Th o'clock, = BARNUM, wood, Jr, Assiste for Chiristinas day peising the ments at ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUS! Proprietorand Manager. Jo! an Bolsecured tm. the Orand Tier only, without any je, at the Itsll only; the whole of Tuesday. R erformanoe to begin at half. past Io’ "slook P- Doors ¥ Oghaioor or THE: GRAND EVENING PROMENADE the worl dmitted to be the peculiar y ‘of family a! where pat pai Fusrdians may take their tonder obarges, h nof their hearing or where instriotion 1 ment, BETRAOROWARY emLesTONs cONPRIETO— Teeter Boriois’s ec im: ontric and grandiose overture to am mary tragic dram: led by that cels te walcian, (the musical Byron of the age Trang tom.) hs al (A With bi » { ance.” "(Uontwoee.) tb ind at 536 o'elock Joon, the. gra Brett: ane stem lightfully em ‘will be produeed the do~ e pieces of CRIMSON CRIMES and “Castognetios Polk very, diverting unexce ‘A CHRISTMAS WAKE, ments, the Milli foun ai The American “Milanollo, in this Museum, afford an interesting fv nm: eas ke ledge and amucement, ‘The great Chinese collection! cmboc 8 everything relating to tI Bmpire, affording the youthfel violinist, Stoo— nina Banvins, on the vi jer fourth appe: ig Auserica. Mapame Axwa Bisnor, by unanimous desire, will aj ening, and ‘avorite bal ni French Figeslet ‘tote, by Mons. Gaftre. bird at exciting ént ment will sett Land, A Bayo, ri de J is otuseet Sattler, er of 13th street and A 7, 001 ae rads mck van & tin Ne jus 0 pore trespe, w on saga ny the % and at tho that Banilsi, be * end wedern +) riety of Conte ot ‘array er aes atta esibl Ty al F concerts pler Hall, only Feruals Juasler tn the Beeday, Deo sit was aunounced, ie awed Ventriloowsst sud 8 variot: ning performances Sacys AGNIFICENT ATTRACTION FOR TUh HOLIDATS— Bate and evening. tage Seats, S76 conte P ll, corner of Broadway and Walker street— 4.25 vente ette, and other ‘sna = = fa SS Te World Dictayet vo magnince parenelee Ou an Entire arlety, of ond wens, nt the Olyuipre Thenteer 4i2' Broadway, Stlebrated ‘architect, ao that in poime of ‘vpasiy Smee Lf of antique gems, the i oars L-} New. York. yO, are eof ths couteliations ist, Bignor Gago sith 8'trath= y any exbi th ineen ever preeented to the publics wiih ion of views, inrcratng : Baroreas | have'ise rs, and Americaa eat Wd raits of tinguishe: Cowell, li ‘y Toe Or- orical personages. Mahibinioe icleose with or entra, for whlch — pore, estsotes the highest order ft the colors. every won tal be yy) of that eae or ry @ boxer ws veven o'clock. To woven tnd & Rai of 4 ook, Day peeteemenge eet se thi nic CEBSSOCESE HALL. ogasiEe OF EIGHT: third stre mas night, rt 25, ings, doings, all sparkling with ielah wt , the ale Drury W. al vs act ala tho exhib X jon to te rt Bigscezs. JALL, CORNER or Merry Christmer, and Lots of Fun, neering Applaere.—' fe Yank: hippo oe Mr. fated delineator of Irish character, of the road x Theatre ‘Thi nd melody of children, balf-pr CO;8 CIRCUS, AT THE NRW YORK AMPIHI- Bowory. ae oe three +4 Jarter-past 10 rat a0 Week et GULL. Last or ae PILORIM’S PROGRESS.—OPEN ssst "oping during Holiday week, comm ming. se. Rxhibitions ne 3 W"endes sonatas formed the none Ns oF THE heath. | fee eh i. To ral Tom Thurs ap) is medle; naractere, OG = in HOP O MY vi “i. ‘Appropriate celebration ie ane ae festival. Five superior ees tmas” Two formances, 8@ eek. 900,000 ouri oni ti Que ok oes. tA PACKAGE RSFREe PER the Sore cont conve AND samen EXPRESS ing goods the to i900. & CO., Proprietors. ne fowiand & joore & Co. =a ait Fioward heen OW. © Cuetranase Arey Ge | BLE Seer ar a a as ‘EST & CO'S Pa io epatey a CALIFORNIA BX~ OHIO, to feet Tat a reoeived lie tthe nin Jat pS pense rt favelecs at rycen see ae ae net oer ‘with our seally to oo reer, oar ofacent in ama; w| eed to ont oie vin tbat ba a8 Ege SICAL. —THE SHAKSPRARE CONC TERT MUSICAL sety, composed of th emgage 7 8 Admission to the Muse | =— 25 conte; Children, under tthe Jenny 1 be required, rlenberg & Luis’, 453 Broadw 421 Broadway, or at the residem street, Trearuter of the Soriety, N TIONAL BRASS b ND char! O'Connor, seth zac . te he. Pub Freres Soy es £08, Ta Pear teen ¥ iz Toit o itera att vonthly Peete, 12 na, a a oan of ‘iarpnsie. Famboria 1 Faiton, and 12% Chatham et, SICAL Doxa, Pt YING THR oPeta monatecturer of gold aad in ile man Sharm wll en LOWMOOR CAR -_— p Loopworty s Se we AXLI ey | as * be = est Mey, Letra $16, 000, #2” $10,000, 1 2. 98,00. $8,000, 40 a Samra ‘tater, warraat eae o thet iNT Ha pa ortheers are alae imag ze Mnaeuve all se hee eer ) LT nereased, ;| se IRON OF 8" PRRIOR QUALITY of iadieponstbie necvoaityy it ie sane a oe oy Gtimere, Bia t eafe, enlargement, as the. losses om $150,000, a Us years past, ha mounted, in the serregate, ve tperrgrered arab Tarke sapitel oondact the vecintee oare fate eeeerets i] ha on "4 ew. that, oe fle Ty A a saa wiebin Srey Ly SC tains eaprlr se vom bet what fe of cood quality. tions, wi J ay aah fia "5 TRIMONTAL. Intact ares : municate, ope: formatio the affections of the ome whom the ensuring ha ll araner, gic nd ney, Bute seek suoveve requiring porate ¢ 1 Solvaep. 4 Marrie whe be teconeited ta happy. wala dls t iy Seve Sa invafasty imable Ge be eat ioe at in the Seeriice, and henortot (address) SOLOMON WIBbR, City Post O@es. Now Tomy