The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1851, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. Tuvaspay, Feb. This has been the bluest kind of a day in Wall etreet, and we see no possibility of preventing a complete break down among the bulls. Most of the purchases are bythe bear# for delivery, and euch is the appre- hension that the receivers of stocks will not be able to fulfil their contracts, that parties having deliveries to make, dare not wait, s0 as to take advantage of any further depreciation in prices; but are getting their stocks in as fast as possible, and closing up their ac- coun This drives the bears into the market, and creates a demand for the fancies, which would not otherwise exitt The bulis have wade s great deal of money within the past twelve months, but they dis- like very much to disgorge any of their profits. The bears are, therefore, afraid of them, and where no de- posite are made on time contracts, there is founds- tion fer Bo far, the bulls have met their losses promptly, but we know not how long they may have the ability or the dispositien todo so. During the past twelve months the bears have met with heavy losses, and eral of the otroi houses in the street have had their capital largely reduced. Every loss has been punctually paid, d contracts honorably fulfilled, amd it is exceedingly hard that they should be forced to make premature deliveries of stooks on time sales, in cousequence of the existence of well grounded deubdts relative to the ability of purchasers te take stocks purehased at prices much above our- rent quotations. This state of things benefits the bulls, while it.is calculated to injure the bears. It sus- tains prices to a great extent, and pr: more ra- pid depreciation tham has thus far been realized ‘This is all very fortunate for holders of tancy stocks, but by no means creditable to bull speculators gene- rally. The bears, however, are now in the ascendancy, and have a prospect of not only making good all thei losses, but of realizing la profits. Notwithstand. ing the great decline in prices, the probability is that they will yet reach a lower depth. The fancies are floating about the street. and have literally no resting- Where and when they will settle down, no however great his experience, can tell. The market is feverish, and it is impossible to tell what day may bring forth. A fall of two, three, and four per cent a day in all the leading fancies, cannot con- tinue long without ruining hundre the result of the panic which has seized the minds of holders, no one can predict. No one appears to have nerve enough to purchase at present prices, for invertment or for speculation. Of the hundreds who were #0 anxious to buy at prices ten, fifteen, and twenty per cent above those now cur- Tent, not an individual is tobe seen in the market, and there is full as much anxiety to sell, as there ex- isted six weeks since to buy. The difficulty at present ia, that allare eel!ers, and am immense quantity of fancy stocks is presting upon the market. This revolution ¥e predicted, and those who have been governed by our advice, have no cause to complain. At the first board to-day, Eris Income Bonds declined Erie Bonds, new, %; Canton Company, Loan, 34; Long Island, 3 ; Stonington, 4; Reading Railroad, 144; Erie Railroad, 3; Harlem, 134. At the second board Farmers’ Loan fell off 4 per cent; Long Island, \; Norwich and Worcester, 3. Reading Railroad advaneed 1 per cont; Harlem, 1‘; Portsmouth Dry Doek, Most of the transactions ‘were for cash, and were confined almost entirely to the three leading railroad fancies. There were sales of Canton, aiter the second board, at 66. The flactua- tions in this stock have been sufficient to open the eyes of outsiders to the dangers of speculating in ancy el sof any kind. They show that it isim- possible to succeed in any cornering combination, and affords another iljustration of the folly of attempting to control any particular stock. The movements in Brie, during the past few weeks, have turned out just aswe soticipated. The party engaged in cornering that stock, was probably stronger than any ever form- ed im this market for such a purpose, and the result is known. ‘The arg t upon the application to the Chancel- lor of New Jersey, for an injunction upon the Morris Canal Company, will be made on Saturday, the 8th inst. There is very little doubt but that the injunc” tion will be granted, and the company compelled to e@onsolidate the old stock at once. There is no way of avoiding it, There is the law, and it is the duty of thy Chancellor to restrain all incorporated companies, in any illegal administration of their affairs. The mana- gers of the Morris Canal Company, in permitting trans- fers of the old stock, make themselves liable, notwith- standing which they continue to do so with impunity. Until this question is disposed of, it would be well ough to let the stock alone. The first effect of con- eolidating « stock is to depress it. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $46,030; payments, $9,251 19; balance, $4 540,186 98, ‘The fifth annual report of the Macon and Western Bailroad Company gives a very satisfactory account of the business for the year ending Nov. 30,1850. It appears that the road has been managed with great care and success. The gross earnings for the year emount to $208,606 13, and its expenses to $108,234 69 —leaving its net profits $100.481 44, an amount equal to 16 percent on the present capital of the company, which is $686,060; and equal to 10 per centon one million and eighteen thousand five hundred dollars, the amount to which the capital is soon to be in- ereased, This statement of fects must be most gratify- ingto the stockholders, especially wh: by ® com- parison of the business of 1860, with that ct 1849, the following resulte appear, vic: increase from pas- sengers, $26,026 20, decrease in freights, $15,763 96, showing « total increase of $9,861 24. The decrease in freights was in the downward trips. was wholly to be attributed to the deficiency in the crops of both corn and cotton. This fact is fully demonstrated, when it is shown that the falling off in the receipts of the latter article on the road, amounted to 12,742 bales; and the decrease im grain and flour isin much greater proportion. The Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company have just completed its last ual report. The gross net income for the six months ending January ‘Slet, 1851 OAD. $113,155 41 42,007 26 71,058 Pd 16 Bet earnings for six months ............ + $46,507 69 —— ual to 43g per cent on the oa- of the company 3M per cent. t earnings of the half year’ business, to be carried to the credit of reserve fund, whieh will | ‘@ balance to the credit of that fund, of $26,606 17. The receipts for the last six ths are jm exoees of the estimate made by the directors, ig their report last August, by a sum of $4,255 71; and are also in excess of the corresponding period of the year preceding, by $17,203 O1, viz — ly 8) , . a A _—- 31. ae Brees ose eeecces The receipts for the fiscal year Jet, 1860, and ending January Sist, 1851, heave been $214,786 62. ‘The annexed statement,exhibiting the condition of the State Bank of Lilinois, on the lst of Jan., 1861, is om ial, and will be interesting to those who have long been looking for information on the subject -— Brare Bank oF Iu.iwore—Janvany 1, 1861, 00 Pe Ty to other ban! 1662 89 ote and ‘certifientes cctmating 218,078 01 ‘Total..... NM nibanyy, 4 comparison cf the movementg in the leading de Saly isi! Of the the debt due of all kinds in the last report, the robabili'y is, that consi ‘erable more than one half is suspended. Of the $730,748 of discounts named in the report for Ostober, 1848, $412, head of suspended debt. The amount put down un. der the head of “due by other banks and banker is not probably worth five dollars. The “sundry stocks” is composed principally bank, judging from the report of $178,800. accord! recently this bank, in this market, and from ten to fifteen dollars the stook, but shall leave it for shareholders to figure it out. trustees close up their accounts, f assets made. OF aatett BAS*. Stock Exehan| $1000 UB 6s, 1867 11854 0 aha £000 | do 1 19 30 Island RR 21 her Man 7 iene fe 21% 43 Bk Comm full wig S00 obs Halom RR SECOND BOA sure rie Inc Bas 91, 300 mar Porta Dry Dk 13 aa ria oR DOO ‘sss 190 150 Edgeworth C ne 0 arim ¢) a8 oO Re en ge S450 xe Rit TN 2 00 64 «115 do 7 cme Bo wi 0 ers’ ait wl is tavace %@ Norwich RR 50 60 $00 Fis «} pene RR aS do 59 4 p oe RR : 150 Re ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, an item, “stock State Bank of Ijlinois,” The breken bank notes are not worth th paper they are printed on. The eapital of the Dank, ‘to the last report, was $1,364,200. 2 & speculative movement in ay ros ge ot prices have advanced per share. We shall not venture an opinion regarding the probable value of We have given sbove all the information in our possession. In relation to the final settlement of the affairs of the Company, all ‘we can say is, that it will yet be sometime before the eficlom BR do so Morris Canal 661 was under the » , of the stock of the August, 1846, which those interested as ands final division Waiter, ve RESPEOTABLE oity the rear, up oeen for twe eg ANTED_BY A RESPEOT: gue woman. «situation ne Cham and “Nurse, and TANT or Cham West Nine. Wi ienet ea seT A MANUFACTURING best) sted, men joni salary ox} 1 eral Othe. Jeweller, & person fully compet by rary bubinese an ot daatars, bo edeele fidential. add ee 0.P.Q (storing ‘ond giving references, which must be the i BAIT couse were SITUATION NAS & SALESMA AN, OR ASSIS- ig tet bookkeeper, i ardware, Freesty, UL soiee ae isfactory oity reference ive wholesale establishment; ‘os jeation and attenticn to busi- SALES BY AUCTION, By, 240 Ja008 8. PLATT.—L. stg Ga snnsend pars , ae. of Hardvaty, Tan "rel, Epes WP Rae on erat igentlomen's peckevaad faney knives, EEE E vehatan le Eo ib Peme otter. Also, oa gris emmentng's needles, in boxes of 1, 000 each: mie Ors; 208. and nie, shot ka da, 60 dosen oak beoks, cotton pent: le, #1 eyed oname! bon 18 pat manure ahaee mate, ettenis Tatts aol ee a ckee i — Pte foot rules, amverted Link re two 4 4 ms. ‘Catalogues at the suct SEA sell this | Bee ry ts feet ale carries 1,600 bble jeavily y bopper fasten ee FRENCH WOMAN, : ny pathy AMZED-2¥0 W oie Ws et city reference. Can be seen at 71 Seventh street, in the asement, but those of thi Muir's 321 Broad ‘0 fouxe MEN, OF STEADY BUSI- who understands sewing. an Apply at 85 Clintom Place, before a Sales ak Englit CED SHAWL SALESMAN— iret capability need apply at address, to solicitisubscribers, perbly illustrated work, just issued. on will be Faquised.- APPLY S040 Rad ettest, ep NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABE CO- lored woman, 88 good ceok, washer and ironer; has ANTED—A_ SITUAT! te country witha Houston treet. seon be gf " upectatle mr Pl a A RpSPROrAD 4 lent baker, and FY; F to Ko iy from 9 to 5 0 Polooke A SCOTCHMAN, OR ENGLISHMAN. AS wholesale grocery hou: Apply at Si Water a & private family, city reference tty for two days. Ww care of children in‘ pri A NTE D-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid ané Waitor, or to te family. Apply at 363 Green m fortwo days if not engaged. © The best of city ro~ ich street. up stairs. Jt COB BOGART, AUCTION EER— STORE NO. 6 Aton street.—Housebold Furniti at No. 116 shreat ii is Brockiva, 9 at iit o'elock, atarday. wind inst. in be msisting of ual pA fF Parl Kitohen Furni > ie did Bookcase, y Chairs, do. Rooker. d Dining and les, Carpets, Oil *Palntingn” Oil AMzzONY, J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION, this dj by order of executors, &ec., at 12 o'clock, at _ Fourth strevt, Horatio and Fifty- irty third streeta, hing to make up family port folios will de well to = ‘his collection contains many rare Tad beautiful subjects. Bale pontives tecuw enh. ANS gy rey pert, AUCTION BER— Yolock. will be sold &o., from a outle tehes, military clothings richly ig, richly Saturday—elegant furniture, Monday—the tools, fixtures. &o., of s nd pencil caso maker, lathes, draw bench, THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. OR SALE.—TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON pare of Thursday, February 20, 1851, at 10 o'cloek, A. M. the well oy Tals sons desirous of modated. ” Wall caleulatsd for e spo rivate residence. ‘Terme mado known y of ;H-if the weather should prove stormy, the aale iti tako place the next fair day. W+ TED—AT NO. 18 CEDAR STREET, run cnerrands., Inquire at G. JENNING: 18 Cedar sireet. generally useful, BOY, TO & CO."3, 8 last employs Please addi A SITUATION IN A peaks English, French, ate recommen vil ee make himself Kath, $08 Bowery. EMOVAL—DUDSCN & ROBE moved from No. 114 Pearl street, 150 Bros ‘a¢juining the Howard now opening a large and el Dry Goods, tuited to tne Sow they offer oa the mo favorable term —— oce SPECIAL NOT ICES. ASHINGTON 'S BIRTE DAY Council of the City of New Yers, hi cary, the natal observe the 22d day of Feb of his country, in & manner worthy of that devotion ‘y \rvepatriot must feel for his memory and principles, the military and civic institutions and societi wether ‘with ail the organizations of the eit: ys Ore ii te repore thems ive t No. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Aldermen, Assistant Aldermen, Jesrn Burrron, 8. L. H. WARD, WARREN CHAPMAN, CHARLES Orang, Ronent T. Haws, Joun B. Henny Snaw, Roverr A. Jacon F. OAKLEY. Tuomas J REMOVALS, nt stock of ern and n or before Monday pore 7") abling the oomuiviee to RTSON HAVE RE- to their new store, No. Hotol, where they are aple and fanc Western trade, whic! invited to participate to the Gasimivtes of BENRY 00, 81; to Mee cents, wat the door. LECTURE WILL TAKE tote had at st the booketo 6. Francis, Crowen, and xernot. sant Institute, and its f Single ticke — bewe od BLAS’ S Fae jon may be had by nate “ —PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ik, at 191 West Fifteenth strest, yard, Further in- above. PERSONAL. qT EQ QUESTIONS PUT BY bers of the Society of Bun= to others. ii PLEASE TO SEND ‘a before. the New Your th ANOTS TO“ ti. W.” UNION committee pledge themselves shat no —"* pleasant reunion of the JOHN HO. Raven Ostrannen, Secretary. OUNG GUARD—EXTRA 8081 Ti ‘he ioe, takes this orp rtuaity to in thar Fourth Annual Ball will take at the Chinese Rooms, om Friday eveni OTICE.—THE FIRST ANNU. Journe: ‘ailors’ Protect Spmeny all, on Monday a4 aolebrated Bri MUSICAL. Pi Deri PIANO-FORTES.—WE ‘iano- Fortes, with hove at the peoregme of LINGOLN THOM! - tom stree', Alyn. A ~ 3 B i * ann me Fobrass, ary tah 1361. PATILERS, Secretary. tthe Sixth Ward Hotel @ occasion. WOULD CALL THE Attention of the pablic to the Sue assortment of the h admi: Se PEN MMER ee ray PE BON, haha LOST & TW REN ASTO: enamel. ke fae you or own residence. OF at the Tesdeucs of Herzen oa Application to be made to Mrs. C. RK PLACE OP! h amd Bleoek is idous tor shares, should be tance of $45 will seoure 10 shares. lace whenoe sent, taken company’s risk, All letters pay tio ioe ty ee vA rai ly worth more t! y, aad as thew ander of to the Bee re Tors may be obtained Feat ee letter, at the company York. By order "). TOW NORM FINANCIAL, TO LOAN AT SIX PRR CENT INTER d and mort, Teal estate, 81 third? of the _ be Property. Apply to m,dan. 27, 1881, D'setvtion. —TH party y will Gov tn the vevtlomont of nove Feb atand, av ask 1 patrobage 0 Tiberally stowed wom Hy aoe will Re oy the basiness at conti the aikece EXPRESS AGEactus. pars bag my ag ld WELLS & 0O., ‘Wall street, Ly pen xprees Forwarters, wi: steamer Franklin, to sail ‘aston ‘the sth uary. ryoeived util oerasir areas 3 So oe Walls "8 BXPRESS FOR new us Henan Geode envresced to eur care fer toe be Jeans, le, oF either: seen’, “i te Ceres . Baral, Conves & Gos 61 Camp sicest, New Or 4NTED—IN A DRY GOODS JOBBING HOUSE, & city, tous from 14 to 16 years old. well acquainted with the othes work. Address Box 723, ost Office. ANTED—A PERSON WH0 IS ACQUAINTED wire city country merchants generally, nese of soliciting customers for mer mak tile Pou a busi- in tais To such a person, well qualified, a fair compausation il be offered. Address F, Herald office, ANTEL situa, berwork ina required. Can bi family. Fitase call at 279 een for two days, if not SPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS 4 ook, Wash ‘The berry atreat, ited. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a¢ good Cook, Washer, and Iron general house work.’ Good city reference rive: a 86 Vandam str in the basem jn. Please call Can be seen for two A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 17, Wants 4 SIT! ATION in @ wholesale store, in any dress C. LG. at the mice of this will be attended to on Si tnd where an interview may table pers in writing, which ating business, salary, i NY FIRM IN WANT i. A BOOK-KEEPER 0% Arzance GIRL WISBE3 / SETATION . —_. stress in @ family; of children, a1 ply Me. a 49 Frankfort strect. where she can be teen for three days clerk, will me fc d make their she is dresi v baa an ox me rf sing A. Z. interview ra be hed.” ‘Pars Cc; L.ERK WANTED IN A BOOKSTORK.—WANTED, AT Raynor's Bookstore 76 Bower: acquain store, ; . Berequifed:” Spply at Wot Chant OUSEKEEPER with the retail © PUBLIC ESTABLISA: who has been employed gorhood, for 8 He is competi Pi +H treet, for it 91 Reade s & young man Weill ness. Apply at tho book-b aes. my? HEAD WAITER, age! r clube houso, of large board and furnished’ with exeellent we addrets J- LEOPOLD, Broadway 1'ost two day r without board, ina private French ‘treet. Topeieeds Terms $5 per week. there are no 138 where CARD. arth aR Vogtle gi WANTS BOARD \d, and servant; pocasion, down arsu itp W. B., Box ari Post LADY MAY HAVE A ‘ird floor, with board, at nti ey dwelling. No. 19 Wooster street. Bopkors r on J Yn OF THE SECOND i008 furn hey! Fag wife. TisTeonacd steeets . a on Brood way and B hed for « gentleman and jemen can be Faas OR TWO GENTL) oda ANTED—FOR phn JENNY LIND AND SUITE, t= m requi two or more furnished ed with a GoLDsMiTH’s WRITING Ri frac corner above the Irving half, vir-—82 0 for 10 leesons, c A FRENCH GENTLEMAN ING WELL AC- geass with bi own jen eh, in an ‘Amerie Janquage, speaking and writing YOUNG Cavepise LADY, WHO HAS BEBN EDV. cated in one of the best fully competont {la tease ad th the’ Frenoh, musio, and dray linge toa’ aiveation me as dail arous rd obta: aL at Gerotness in came private family, of sedietant ns eoepeot able school Best of referen: dross “ Govorners,” at the Herald bh ay | MAN, or Tf French lian sa 4 Sar same erties, the Mand J to any occupation. . the falta ROW'S RIDING SCHOOb, NO. Astor place.—Open day = “4 imstitutions of this city, and 1@ branchen of the Bagiish neine, i von and required. Ad- ‘SIRTY YBA KNOWING languages, by pi aeioles, = . yen to ae situation and gvea- Hours toy Jediee, from 8 A. in Ste 04 P.M. 0 lowest prices Dek we DEYLIN, ohm street, corner of Nassaa. AST OFF oorert pag FURNITURE WANTED.— jnous Clothing or info of tale a Yair cash DAL, _— pamapenannaseeel STEAM BOA BOAT COAT IN 817 ae nh Yor BX- 1 aM Jee, PEM tov ea ae FOR SALE AND TO LET. VALUABLE F R! fxn. HOTEL FOR SAL. THe farm and hotel mn the ssuth aide of Long Island, easouable terms. The hotel ie a very Ler dicue building, onpatie-ot ‘Scoomm, TS ha large ico house, (il all necessary out-buildi th ceuntry rox Pp village, imme between Babylon and oa Island light bi bay and ove! eres of wood and t: ay and creek. avarly to the farm, ining Ipblo land, extends trem ¢ railtoad. ‘Helonging and attached to the premises ia trout pond, # with fish, and @ good dock and landing place Th beauty of the | inees of acce: fold inducements here held out to stran fishing. 6a ling feo, render thi rt deeirable locations for a hotel and # on the Island mails and oo aay. read with the city | wic: F. Mesbitt, Esq, corer of Wall and Water atrecte, New to Richard A. U & Babylon; or to’ Mrs, eth Snedicor on the | prem! OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—THE THREE STORY brick House, and lot of ground, No. 143 Tenth avenue, between Ninetesnth and Twentieth streets. The house is 23 feet front, and 46 feet 6 inches deep; lot 100 foot deep. The house is built in the best manner, style throug! Zhe premises can be viewed at any tim tle indisputable, Inquire within i “N. Wells's office, 135 Ninth avenue. ROFITABLE BU! well established c Village, om the Hudeo: Tt is 01 f enjoys poor hs ith which is the cause. or particulars, apply to Hiram Veltman, soon, No. 4 Liberty street. ‘N PROPERTY FOR SALB.—THAT VALUA- nd lot of ground, Rnown as7) Waite street, fires, heing 170 feet east of by 101 feet in d tial three stery and attic brick ho from all inoumbrances; title indie} further particulars, apply to A. up Ftairs, D4 ERREOTYPE APPARATU:! 3 FOR SALE—THRE differens sizes, and a quantity of stock to business with. leo, . Terms oasy. Fi iLLea, 18 Liberty street, ome if wanted. Will be sold lew forcash, or wonld be exohanged for other pro] a salting the adverti Call on Mr. H, 7 8TOCK OF THE | NAUTICAL A AND. MATHEMA- Instrument Warchouse, No. 100 Water street, Hsing ot of anceps, ‘Thermometers, ete edranters ad is f. SALE.—THE TWO NEW acest CLASS DWEL- ing houses, just finish best ioolerial wit! ith atti at 8 Brent For further parti qeisoet mre yet HOR Liberty Place. F® SaLE—THE HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN a8 NO. 4% Fourth » 4th houre above Thirtieth street. neion and jo — 5 old water b: cre eurtable for s hotel, being ia'the seutre of nue. Apply om the premises, XTURES, GOOD WILL, iS gn importer deal. Fes SALE.—C IPTON, CSTATEN ISLAND, NB. Pais 8 f the most desirable etract of W. W. Van tdi ee are in the im ine ate neighborhood of : Commanding views of the cit Marto, and oe; BOWER MORGAN, No. Heat street. Fe SALE. ey La nef FR48 LE jg jody taten Island. T° OWNERS AND AGENTS OF ITOVSES,—THR AD. Vertisor wishes to make an agreement with a Seont of houses to ti following effeot vir:—To reat or medium size dwelling house, the id (part. oF ail) in carpenter work, patring ellings. The advertin it will be to theadva carp +, th notice this. Ai er tage of owners Square Post Office. ees REE LIGHT GaPAoIOUs en URNISHED ROOMS—A PLEASANT PARLOR, ON iy fh be had, without board, with use of kiteben, if desired, 4c 142 Chambers street, mOUS! ROOMS, &o., WANTED. Sera rset Remenetrtnine aren ANTED—FOR gan o oR Two, ¥ three rooms, irnished, 0: = for 9 omices of s Consula partionh above Barelay int, re iculars, to C. G., box 632, Post ed house, ether w York, in ® location for AA) “ leased to ‘anagement of r* vr of gene I willing to tevociats for the perpose making & themee: ease Address Mrs. through the hom Brvo riya Poet ae < Beottnnd, po CRON Reviewed by 7 Stringer Broad » Tribune rother, Me, XP OF FREE MASONRY ESE: ay Pacers sane fae rime "apply to Per First avenue, near Bowne man , WAGON ‘AND | aa rere J i ) iY seors old, color’ bay, whitegterpe ho in the Rnoss, about 14M bands hi site * | dey erm ie 12 on Light, on thy ein hoover wil sheeelete | ea ae ibe N eke by my pa A ‘25 CTS.; PIT, 1336 CTS. ; sete saa ee ee ‘sew hey ESee lerman, Mr. Stevens; Ju- Finite is followed mos farce of ALL TH. the Pky Hust Sd we BA 3 ill be iy, Gente wpa , q TLEMAN” br. pad f° moti Seale, $17 Private Boxes 88. formance will omnes ot wend or, & . Leach; Fe randon; fare “aiiliad ta NIN AND Ors. Bodkin, Miss Hatha ent titled orsatile “oar “ expel performers,” under Ne P. Cristy, wheve Soncorte in'this olty, for five ars,” Dave by received with favor pon rom and fashionabl 008. ay hall part o'clock. Fhe pate y's fe t ti sual Bavardey afterao oon tinues for th e future. wa’ hucen Howard and Grand state oe ei aa zy to and fashion of this great metropol artists of the first talent, to produce Bure talisn Opera Scenas, Burlesque Concerts and Ballets, tple equal to the originals produced at the Italian Opera of this city. On Wednes 8 Concert, commence! 3 familics. "Admission concert at half pa k. N MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM ; John Gres loom performano er 10 years of age, 12ic conte. Parquetee tne First Cirele, 1394 conte extras Pie womameih Girt only rt Reka pounds. In the afternoon, the BEAST. The entire Chi Museum is now incorporated among the million of cur The Gipsey Fortune Teller, etc., may be seen here. — BE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER INTRODU: this city—Tripler Hall—Under the en’ire m: of Herr Ki Vooal « take place at Above Hall, on Saturday evening. Febreaty Sth, PROGKAMME—PART Finst. request, the overture frem the jjovanna di Napoli. , Strakosch, Pleasant ' Journey” bh 24 by Mlle Gondolt Hen Herr F. Moyer, and Herr Krauss. Violin Sole, by a distinguished niet. ‘ Cavatina from Eraani, by Signorins Truitt Be- nedetti > 10. in Top | Poiks. Ban Between the first an. and talented child, Mira in costum: A grand Pot Pow: duction, Hungarian Hymop, (Gott erhalt: ju te, the most extraordinary will recite the Maniac Hangs fn the pe “ 2 the Te i at 5 mp4 on on y Nacional Melod: Nevro Meled: tan Duet: 25, Hebrew Friday. yoreniagh etited Lee iget Schweizer; 25, Ore! Triv iT 8 panel ir; 30, Finale, inal Maxeh of rie. ad at all the principal musio a hotels, Deore open half-past 6, te commence [past ety, and at the principal hotels book stores. ce o-yay big AMPRITHEATRE, | 37 BOWERY. # mi i bis extraordinary ipimitadle clewn, Sam. Lathrop; double horsema: *Runnsliesad Franklin, da the Olympias: sjucatrian performances, will be presented THE REVOLT Ol iM. Private boxes, 60 ots.; Boxes, Bieta, Pit 12gete. Tose ce at 74 o'clock. LYMPIC, BROADWAY.--NAGLE'S GRAND PANO- rams of ireland—Painted by the Grat Irish artists, from how taken within the Inst three years; in fidelity, aad deanty unei ith Irieb songs, Irish Irishman’ mn ous. ors, evening, orday aft at andbilis.. Adwittance Dress Oirele and P genta; Children, under 12, ait prise, Pri lery, 123 conte? Gallery for colored people, 1254 PRANELIN Erin: 176 CHATHAM SQUAR Propristor —A ao £0 conte; Bt Seats, $7; ta; Bo: iayg ay aan ‘Afar. en Seen rind ys ma yey @ after Lee’ jopiaa peplormere, being the largest Ly im the ‘United | Stal leote: Plovares of — br hele thronen & ot Mal the worl with s variety of interesti amore formscmand eveuiaa’ ‘For part feat or rae coveful labors for thi 1BL0'8,—JOaN ae MaNaGaR.—Fi Nitieue.rine se inane mou te at Nible's “Gardens, in whieh t) te fo hs ae ot ding wh comp Ml. He pestorsnanse ee Uatertage ASTOR PLACE.—REDUCTION IN u maining nights of signs. Toross Prioe of Admission, the ‘Box Parodie itajames, in n juctor, Max Maretted; Leader, Mr. Keeutver. Fri ine, February 70. will be performed, Donisetti's epatte VOR! Iphonso, Ki the Convent fr Novelli; Leonora dl Gare Fernando, Signor foaints lnes, ore Don Gas) Caner, -BNEFIT TO MAX MARETZEK, onee. Yew Coane House, Wed lay. Feb. 12.—The hy satiéfaction of inform= the Overa, and the i erally, that they are ion & programme of unsurpasee: the evening will SEMIRAMIDE, BY RORSINT, any will 9 BOAT a NSPRUMENT OaCkRe, ond second nots of the Opera. full oreh 2, Grand Fantaisie de Concert, pi Fille du Regiment,” "composed elude the favorite 7. Parodi and :h@ f the co a executed Maurice Strakosob, taidie Draimatiq cia di Lammerinos compoeed aud exeou'ed by, 5. Grand Fantai is. “Coronation” Marok,” Meyerbeer’s * Prophete,” arr Uy Mi, Scrakoroty an id by y fifteen pertormers, Indies and gontleme: eight pianos. Pubecribers oan re! al when the box hook will be opened at the office of tl House, when and where seats way be recured. Prices of admission—parquet aud boxes, two dollars; amphitheatres fifty cents, COMMITTEE. Henry A. Coit, Granville S. Patt G. W. Coster, HL. Wolf Joseph I Cowdrey, Richard 1. Winslow, ris Richard W area, JT. Vanderhott, Hiram Puller, ALP. Ta 8.8. Southworth, Wm K Blake, ry 1 witkee Ui svohford, John Sefton, ‘Thomas S. Hamblin, Erartus Brooks, John Thompson, Junius Geo. M Snow, M.M. Noah, Jr, Ba, Par cy . Goo. H. rrett, Avg. Belmont, T. Picton, John J. Astor, James M-'Quin, and fifty others: Bor "8—CHAMBERS STREET. DRAMATIC ESTI- cmanial Benefit of Dr. Norvhall ‘ D ‘all, with thie hearty co- opers Burvon, propose. cn Friday evening next, Ss a testimonial of theit agpreciation of hi eal dri & bom favorite comedy of the formed, heuse; on which #0 108, SRA TURRAR, which Burton, ohmeon, Ir Bi Mr. Sirs. wuseells Mrs Tiuguiee asd Mes ppear. fuccorstel drama cf DAVID COPPERFIELD, east with Wha cittenathy of the ‘company, sad LUCY-DiD-SEAM- AMOUR, in. which, ri d permission of B. T. ‘Miss C: Chapman will sustain her original Ax oririnal address wil be spoken by ; following gentiemen are a few of the Fe King, P. ‘Braat Bea James ©. W: th a0 8 Cire! BY argesite Srotgnd iy © Orehectse Seats, $2; Private Boxes, §! open. Cirle, 80 conta, Box book now made by thi mental Coneert, ons. eats ee * mage yt h shall eurpase all others heretofore given in 4) did array of talent of the highest P Meemente, A portion of the p amount of $300— sold will te given is ions. he jose of the performance, the f follows i mitouley by th bond guiti ae 22d. 240. assaraecas $20 enol 4id gold ‘chain, $i 230, Bau, 7th, Mist nth, Moh 6 splendid pianoforte stools, ‘ reemite of J Bal'ctii, benatifully eslored,, (oven enumerated articles geribers. JAQUES & BROT Broad ¥., where tinhers are for residing out of the city, ishing to pusehtace tare requ ard their Pre. pai TRICAL PROFESSION La. acknowledged talon LADIES AND » by te jucst of "me cane, = of man anew fae, the son-ineiaw of Meta everal farces. All these will te oy yoy ‘hose talents are daily commended b; e public, Add to these ‘ttractl avthone of Be carlosts soba fog this ee! wag i are two “anil performances, Bencing at Sand? The popular voice commends the serangument of the numerous curiosities. Admission, mp AMERICAN ARTISTS’ ASSOCIATION, BAVING ae REOTYPE THE SCALE PLATES — warranted ATTA BONE Re NCIeS RE noe tag Be a apadts uct ta alas in jn all abowt folly goa ded of sxtomded notice of perfia Ty Ly) provemente have been made oan: pe'preveriy Cag inan adv Sut. fee it to my the hae been, to every a) aoe pepe FT, r hed 5 ier, of on tain te i Semi reacts we Spt cet a , and the hoe: 4 will be #0 convenience y and Tate, “Hrety 4 of the em: be conducted in an sadn Honable er pledges Rimeeit that the Al | Wats the traveller's home. Saar conn CALIFORNIA: Se Chieti I LOVERS OF CHOICE nits.—TaR iliewing ahaa on Pinrtes, Pebroary A, ond m land, Bit Broads y sel, foun . eon, oheeiy to call and selec pabwar. Tia Broadway, eat doce , imei eanas selected by my “Also, & choive lo by the importer, Recvere row arts Det ov or Bening SA C u = eau to Spoons, $3 don; thes ee Table Cutlery, Gay, i riviom Street, bebweon Fulton and Ana, a RRIBON'S F PORTAB: E. ‘roe are warmpeved ¢