The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ~~ AANA MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, Jan. 9-6 P. M. Daring the past week there has been rather more in- Qnuiry for money than we have noticed for some time previous, but the effect on the market value of stocks has not been so great as might have been anticipated. The Bbanls; have given the screws a turn or two, but the Outside capital was 50 abundant that speculators found little difficulty in negotiating any required Joan. Asa general thing, prices at the close yester- day, for the leading stocks, were a little higher than at the close of the previous week. Within the past week large sums have been distributed in the shape Of dividends. This will soon get back again into the Street, and will undoubtedly have a favorable influ- eace. A tight money market for any length of time ig at present almost entirely out of the question. Had it been in the power of the banks to have produced & serious stringency, we should have had it long before this. They have made several attempts to contract the market and raise the value of money, in each of which they have failed. There is too much capital in the hands of individual bankers and pri- vate capitalists to enable the banks to play successfully the game practised so frequently in former years. The time has been when two or three banks in Wall street regulated the mo- ney markets of the country. ‘These institutions have bad their day, in this particular, and are now com- pelled to move along steadily and uniformly. Itis for the interest of all banks to bring about, at times, Blight collapses in the market, and to raise the value of money. Heretofore, they have been absolute and ave used their power to the injury of the commer- cial classes. Now, the outside influence is so great, that it keeps thexe institutions in check, and preserves greater equality in the supply and demand. The effect is of the most favorable character, as it has in great measure removed all apprehension of any sudden and severe turn of the screws upon the mar- ket. When the banks ruled financial affairs 30 abso- futely no one depending upon them for favors or facilities felt for a moment safe. They knew not what moment the source of supply might be stopped, and there were no other resources left. There are now dozens of ways to negutiate loans and to raise ™money where there was then one. It is this that Keeps the market so steady; and we have no fears, so Jong a8 confidence remains firm and unshaken, of any great scarcity of the raw material for keeping | the wheels of commerce in motion. Ttis our impression that as the season advances Prices fur stocks will improve. We see no good rea- Bon why, amidst all the expansions in prices for all ikinds of property, stocks should remain quiet, or re- ede from current rates. There is a wide margin in Many securities for an advance, and their increasing value as investments, independent of any specula- fion, must ultimately give them a much greater mar- ket value. Mining stocks of all kinds must appreci- ‘ate as their resources become developed; and there is very little doubt but that before the lapse of a twelve Month several of thie class of stocks now on the list will command prices one and two hundred per cent ‘bore those now ruling. Coal stocks have lately taken a great start, and as extravagant as many of their calculations may now appear, they will all ulti- nately be realized. All the Cumberland coal com- panies are doing well. I¢ is only within the past year ‘or two that the mines of that region have been acces- Bible. In that short time rapid progress has been Made in preparing for an extensive trade, and we fehall see this year, 1853, results of the most astonish” ing character. Railroad stocks which are now real- Jy good cannot improve much, but, ou the contrary, the tendency is rather to a depreciation. Competition will increase every year, and ite effects will soon be Bore visible. The Comptroller has given notice that the interest On City Bonds due on the first of February will be paid by F. W. Edmonds, City Chamberlain, at the Mechanics’ Bank, 33 Wall street. ‘The purchase of the large plat of ground at Locust | Point, Baltimore, extending from the ferry to Mesars, | Pratt & Callow’s wharf, and to the track of the Bal- fimore and Ohio Railroad, was made by O. P. Jew- HH, Esq,, of this city, on his own account. It is in fended as a depot for the New York and Baltimore Steamship Company and for the Parker Vein Coal Company. The property has a front of more than ne thousand feet, and embraces from eight to ten acres of ground. It is, without doubt, the most de- | sirable wharf estate in the harbor of Baltimore. We stated, a day or two since, that the Parker Vein Coal (Company had purchased the Caledonia mine, West- eenport mines, and the Totten and Jackson estates, located in George's Creek Valley, embracing about 1,200 acres of the fifteen fect vein. In relation to | his purchase, the Miners (Cumberland) Jowrnal of the 7th inst. says :—" It is said the Parker Vein Coal | Company have purchased the Totten property, the | tale of which we alluded to last week. If this be so, | then the company have secured probably the most | waluable piece of coal property in Alleghany county. | Coal stocks are generally good investments, but | where their value is based upon such coal land as the | Totten they must command the highest position. ‘The price alleged to have been given isin reality a | Tere bagatelle, when compared with its real value.” | ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and | Walue of merchandise, other than dry goods, im- | pot 9 bbls. be: ported into this port during the week ending and in- | Cluding Friday, January 7 1853:— | ov THe Port op New YoRK—W8EKLY [uports, ‘This is a pretty large amount ; bat the apring im- port trade has yet hardly opened. The principal items of import last week were a8 followa:—Segars, $70,316; coffee, $70,060; madder, $36,596; plantain | bark, $45,315; raisins, $20,144; India rubber, $31, 346; undressed skins, $83,902; railroad bars, $41,247; tin, $60,253; sugar, $57,684; tea, $539,930; watches, | $56,064; wines, $31,176. The balance is composed of about the usual variety of articles. It appears that upwards of one-third of the above aggregate was in the single article tea. This was caused by the | simultaneous arrival of several clipper ships with large cargoes; but for this, the aggregate would , have been limited. Having been obliged to omit, forthe want of space, the detailed statement of dry goods imported, we annex a recapitulation of the movements of each class for the week ending January 6, 1593 :— | ea nad New York tnstitted jz plier his company, on teive the bonua declared in September last, on application this ney. ‘The next division te. in 1655.7 ROBT. S. BUCHANAN, 44 Wall street. Cmme AND AURORA RAILROAD COMPANY COMPANY. — LONDUN 1805. Policy holders in Bonds.—The bonds of this company, bearing seven per cent interest, with cou attached, my semi- annually, on the first days of Jaauary and July, at the Mechanics’ Bank, in this Ga end ha fourteen and a half years to mature from para 1853, for sale by G. 8. ROBBENS & SON. a TVIDEND.—BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN- Direc Company.—The Directors have this day de- Jared @ dividend of five (5) per cent, payable on and after the 10th January, 1858, te all persons holding stock on this day, or to their legal ntatives. Per order, Dec. 31, 1862. ANIL BARNES, Secretary. IVIDEND.—THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY have declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent on the capital stock of the compaay existing on the 31st Manufactures of wool, Do. cotton: Do. sill... Do. flax Miscellaneous... .. 552 -9,242 $2,311, 30,002 8 Miscellaneous, 8,048 2,667 Total 20 $166,640 3,593 $2 r Warehouse. Manufactures of wool.... 242 $67,759 34 , Do. cotton .. S03 71,801 191 21, Do, sic 282,173 616 = 118,224 | Do. 16,903 15 3,096 | Miscellaneous..... 6,607 5,376 = 25,069 PORAl csvecccss sn vee 01,878 $445,533 6,232 $173,202 1852. 1803, Total value of dry goote pus on the market first week in Januaay,. $2,478,192 $2,198,721 This shows a decrease, thus far, of $279,471—a pretty good beginning for the new year. There is | every probability of the aggregate importation of dry goods, and foreign merchandise generally, being considerably larger this year than last, and every | week that does not show an increase is so much in our favor. { CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarurpay, Jan.8S—6 P.M. | Asugs.—Sales of 50 bbls. were effected, at $4 564 for pots, and $5 75 for pearls, per 100 lbs. There | remained 4,105 casks of all kinds in the inspection | warehouse this morning. Breapsturrs.—Flour was less active, but con- | tinued firm. The sales reached 10,000 barrels: sour | at $4 874 a $5 064; superfine No. 2,$5 a $5 183; ordinary to choice State, $5 5648 $5 75; mixed to | fancy Western and common to good Southern, $5 624 | a5 814; fancy Genesee and Obio, $5 75 a 35 934; | extra Western, $5 uees $6,374; and extra Genesee, 6 a $6 50 per bbl. heat was more sought after. The business comprised 30,000 bushels prime to choice Western white at $1 30 a $1 32; 7,500 infe- | rior Canadian do. on terms not made public; and | 1,400 Southern red at $1 21. State and Western | oats were selling at 50 a 52c. per bushel. Corn | favored buyers. The operations included 25,000 | bushels new Western and Southern white and yellow | at 66 a 70c. | Corrrz.—Ahbout 130 bags Rio were sold to-day, at | 9c. a 94c. per Ib. CoprEr.—Some 5,000 Ibs. old were bought, at 24c, per Ib., cash. Corron.—Phe sales to-day were quite light—oper- | ator’s pausing for the America’s advices. The busi- ness comprised about 600 bales, on the basis of 9c. for middling uplands, Freiguts—To Li 1, 1,600 bbls. rosin were engaged at 3s. 6d. a 36. 74d.; 1,000 bbls. oil cake at 353.; and 50 bales Sea Island at id. Flour and wheat were unchanged. To London, 400 bbls. rosin were engaged at 3s. 104d. There was nothing new | to the continent. o California, rates continued firm, | | with engagements at 52c. a 85c., except in the usual | | extreme cases. | | Frurr.— The transactions embraced 500 boxes | | bunch raisins, at $2 80; 1,300 half do. do., part here, | at $155; 500 quarter do. do., at 8dc. a K7ke; 700 | boxes cluster do., part here, at $1.85; aud 50 cases | sundries, at 60c. a 624c. | Hay.—River was in better request, at $1 a $1 124 | per 100 Ibs., cash. | Hors were unsettled and cheaper. A small lot of new changed hands, at 2lc. per | | Irox.—A sale of 50 tons Scotch pig was made, at $32 50 per ton—usual terms. | Leap.—Some 60 tons Spanish were disposed of, at $6 per 100 Ibs. | Lre.—Rockland waa actively inquired for, at $1124 for common, and $1 374 tor lump, per bbl. Mocassxs.—Sales of 200 bbls New Orleans were reported, at 3le. per gallon. Nava Srores.—We only heard that 200 bbls. spirits turpentine found buyers, at 624c. per sgallou. Other articies were held higher and ruled quiet. O1Ls.—There have been 7,500 gallons linseed sold at 68 a 69 cts. per gallon, cash. Provrsions.—Pork moved tothe extent of 400 | bbls.; old prime at $16; new at $16 374 a $16 50: old , mess at $15 75, and new at $19 25. Some 500 bbls. lard were gear 114 a 12c. for ordinary to prime, perIb. New beef waa in fuir request, at full rates. The rales reach 350 bbls. About 130 bbls. | beet hams realized $15 a $15 50. Ohio and State but- ter was selling at 15 a 1%c. and 19 a 23c. per lb. No charge occurred in cheese. Soar.—Castile was lees abundant, and stifly held, | | | at 10c. per Ib. Spintrs.—The transactions meluded 500 bbls. | Ohio and pricon whiskey at 25jc. a 254c., and 50 | bhds. drudge at 24c. per gallon. | SvG@ar.—Sales have been made of 100 hhds. New Orleans at 5c. a 5fc., and 100 Muscovado on private terms. Market unchanged. Topacco.—We have only to notice sales of 50 | cases Florida and 130 bales Mayaree on terms uot made public, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. | By New Yorks anp Erie Rartroap.—l,267 | bbls. and 157 sacks flour; 1,187 do. oats; 400 do. | buckwheat; 9 bbl4 ashes; 182 do. heef; 91 do. hams and shoulders; 63 bales wool; 7,7#5 sides and 40 rolls leather; 304 bales hay; 24 bbls. apples; 4 do. tatoce; pkgs. paper; 142 do. butter; 250 hogs; 4 do. eggs; 10 tons pig iron; 79 pk, poultry; 280 sheep; 197 head cattle; 19 calves: cases hoots and shoes, and 26 cases domestics, By New Yorx anp New Haven Ratiroav.— | 41 cases boots and shoes; 37 do. clocks; 550 boxes ‘Articles. = Phas. Value. Articles. = Phys. Value. a Basketa . . 0 $852 India Rubber. . * $31 946 | cheese; 24 rolls leather; 10 pkgs. poultry; 175 do. B 2% = Manufact’d.. 17 429 | domestica; 130 boxes glass; 25 pkgs. butter; 40 sacks | 1,223 cal. 8 2 flour; 49 bbls. apples; 80 bdls. twine; 24 tons steel; | 5,710 10 8 | 40 sacks flour; 339 cases hats; 874 pkgs. paper; 4,646 | ase & 119 | ths. coppér, apd 1,652 pkgs. sundries. 4.603 = Undress 33'902 | . By New Youre axp Harte Rattnoan—(For “200 Liquor: ee | the week.)—5,987 cans milk; 255 head cattle; 115 248 Ale. 2,650 | calves; 2,002 sheep; 4 horses; 38,606 dressed hogs; | 300 Bran 158 | 29,280 do. mutton and beef; 87 pkgs. poultry; 24 do. | 1.300 Cordials 18% | eggs; 188 do. butter; 463 do. sundries; 308 bushels 1,609 = Rum. . 20 859 oats; 2,445 bushels potatoes; 75 bags flour; 10 cases 70.818 Mares grease. 41° 1,517 | hata; 50 bbls. cider; 160 do. lime; 701 bales hay; 12 ptf re oor | tons iron; 6 do. lumber; 9 do. marble; 5,419 reams {wae eR 43 | paper. 2190 wh igs .ot 41 38t | oo 1 Sheet, pkgs 1.415 220 | " ERY | 1608 Cutlery 1 goiz ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | 587 Guns 10 507 | “o Hardware... 84 = 9.990 | ag SEE SEVENTH PAGE. Ga | Needles. NE ell Saddlery... 2 oan NEW PTBLICATIONS. | Plated ware, 7 3.45 PN AAA Platina..... %& 2812 | FMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.—THE SUBSCRIBEM: Old metal... 868 cordially request the attention of all business men | Steel 900 14,667 | sirous of extending their business; to the People's Com. | 60.253 | mercial Guide, a work which they now have in p 2.560 | of publication’ and one whieh will far surpaes anythi i Q.ans | the kind over issued, containing hundreds of cards nnd 1.122 | advertisements of the principal merchants. manufac | 2100 | turers, traders, &., &c., of this and adjoining cities, to- | 262 | gether witha directory of shipping, transportation, banka, | 2,000 | valuation of coins, &¢., &¢.; also, 8 general variety of in f 1021 | teresting and useful information, thus ruaking it of the jam... Pipes . 5,400 2.683 | utmost value to all business men, as wellas the travelling | ? f Portemonnaies 6 1,847 | community. : | Precious stones 2 1,837 The terms of advertising are at the following rates — Rapeseed ‘oil i uaates, ae 57 | Payment on presentation of . Req. Antiy. proof sheet of advertiee- If not patd on presenta. | Rhuberb. went for correction tion of proof sleet. | Salpb. am. wed $25 00 per page. $30 00 per page, | Sulph, zinc. Canary 190 387 1300 4% do 4” &% do. ‘Tong. beans Rapeseed WM 700 1% do. 825 i do Other drugs Shells 968 <4 350 % do ‘ 41235 6 do woods Soap 524 | No deviation from the above prices, under any circum Spices— | stances, is allowed, exeept when an advertisement of two | | or more pages is taken, when the price is $20 for the | Fa: : cond page, with further reduction on additional pages ¥ngravings 7 1,202 The smallest advertisement received is one-eighth of » Fans 136 484 | page To appear in ik thousand, coples, (the printer's : Herrings Pimento 153 1,589 affidavit to be made before one of the most popular com a tackerel 10 apes. vee 2 121 | missioners of this city, and which will be published in this Flax. : Stationer 7 1,216 | paper.) which will be distributed gratuitously to all the Flower roots 3 Sugar. 27 571684 | hotels, steamboats, depots, and nacre of general resort Firec: 2. ; 2 5491930 | and, in fact. in every store and place where it will be con ee ee 84 | widered beneficial to eave a eovy throught this ani the Almon 6 3 200, 7,838 | principal cities and towns of the Union. N —. 0 2 ine Tere nye 2/692 | vertiser to have a copy of the work, and Grapes. 278 483 Watches. 56, 064 xe from one to six copies, at their 85 Wehmk’s tools. 3 1,197 8 will please send their advertisemen’ “ 603 Wines 3, 31.176 | possible, Address T. ChOMMF 20.144 Champagne. 56 ool ne we at SHE ONLY CORRECT OP THE OPFRA 579 2 T Tebretto, in English and it@lian, ae rita 4 | Madame Iboni at the Broadway “4 tore of H. B. DODWO aL only 1234 cents, La Sonnaw ready i 401.022 —=———— 13,300 Mahogany... 50 9.440 DAGUERREOTYPE 1.126 Importations nner v nee ; not included AWENTY-FIVE CENT DAGUERE KES & above 2 2,990 Co,, the great original Ge " 4 ‘of merchandise put on market first week io Jauuary : . vas Do. dry goods do, = do.,, des tot Geet work Ma Jampary, WOOP svar eens 1 BA092,% tonish th world which the i W. Edmonds, | that day. crease in the number of shares of stock outstanding. | was stated on a former oceasion that the sale of lots up to the present period would probably not fall short of 400, | realizing « alyidend of $4 per share. paxed upon the expected completion of extensive docks | | poxals, | dit_of euch de; C of December, payable to the stockholders, at the office of the company, in the city of New York, on and after the 8th of January. The transfer book will be closed from the Ist to the 8th of January inclusive. GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasarer. RAFIS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from £1 and upwards, payable at sight, are issued by the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., No. 83 South street, sole passenger agents for the Swallow ‘Tail line of Liverpool and London packet ships. NTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTEREST ON THE public stocks of the city of New York, due and pay- able February Ist, 1853, will be paid on that day by F. Fsq., Chamberlain of the city, at the Me- ebanics’ Bank, No. 33 Wall street. The transfer books will be closed Friday, Jan. 14, at three o'clock, P.M. For the accommodation of stockholders, transfers will be permitted during the period the books remain closed; to take effect February Ist, 1853. A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller. Comptroller's Office, New York, Jan. 7, 1853. NICKERBOCKER BANK, JANUARY 5, 1853.—THE Board of Directors have this day declared a semi-an- | nual dividend of four (4) per cent, payable on and after the 15th instant. The transfer books will be closed until JNO, A. GUNN, Cashier. LANK ROAD NOTICY.—THE RICHMOND PLANK Road Company will receive proposals until January 10th, for constructing, or grading and laying, or furnishi- ing plank for their road, extending from Vanderbilt's landing, Richmond county, to the Fresh Killis road, The road is eight miles in length, and is to be laid with a sin- gle track, plank eight feet long and three inches thick. Contractors or lumber men can send proposals, by mail, to the subscriber, at Richmond, or attend the meeting of the directors, at Richmond, January 10, 1853, at 2 P. M. DANIEL L. CLAUSON, President. ECHANICS' AND TRADERS’ SAVING INSTITU- tion will receive money on deposit to the 10th of January next upon which interest will be prid from the Ist, according to their by-laws. They have also declared their semi-annual dividend, payable on the lat of January, at the rate of six per cent per annum, on ail sums of $500 and under. WALTER UNDERHILL, President. Janes P. Haier, Secretary. FFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NEW York, Dee. 28, 1852.—The Board of Directors of this company have this day declared a dividend of ten per cont on all stock registered upon the books of the company at the time of closing the same, on the 3d instant, and pay- able in stock, on and after the 15th day of January next, By order of the Board, FRANCIS SPIES, Sceretary. FFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, December 23, 1852.—The annual election for thi teen directors of this company will be held on Monday, the tenth day of January next, at the office, No. 174 Cen: tre street, from 11 to 12 o'clock A. M. The transfer book will be closed from the 24th instant until after the elec- By order. C. L. EVERITT, Secretary. FFICE OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- ny, 54 South street, New York, 4th Jan, 1853. A se- tion. | mi-annual dividend of ten per cent is this day declared, payable on and after the 18th instant, until which day the Transfer Book is closed. By order of the Board. ‘WM. H. DAVIDGE, Secretary. HE FLORENCE AND KEYPORT COMPANY.—AT A meeting of the stockholders of the Florence and Key- port Company, held at Keyport, January 4, 1853, the fol- lowing report was adopted and ordered to be published :~ REPORT, In pursuance of a contract authorised at the meeting in April, 1851, conveyance has been made of sundry tracts of land situated on the Raritan Bay, in the township of Ra- ritan, and county of Monmouth, ‘containing together 10,- 000 lots of 25 by 100 feet each, in pa: of which 10,- 000 shares of stock has been issued. The property has been surveyed, and laid out by the opening and pradiog of the principal streets. The main avenue or termuins of the plank road to Florence has been laid with plank, and every necesspry arrangement for the sale of lota was com- pleted iu Norember last. Since that time, a period of less , than two months, 111 lots have been sold, on the terms specified by the charter. to wit:—One share of stock, and $100 in cash for each lot. The stock receivedin payment, 111 shares, has been transferred to the company and can- celled, leaving outstanding nt present 9,889 shares. The cash receipts from these sales, at $100 each, is $11,100. ‘The current expenses of the company to this date are $1, 54, leaving a balance of $9,946 applicable to dividend, which, at one dollar per share on 9,889 shares, will leave in the treasury, after the payment of dividend, a balance of $57. The foregoing brief statement, exhibiting the transactions for the half year, conveys at the same time | full exposition of the working of the company, as pro- | vided for by its charter, to wit:—To convey the property | to purchasers at the rate of one share of stock and $100: | in cash foreach lot. The stock received being extinguished, the capital remains unimpaired by the sales of the pro- perty, the company always having one lot for each sharo of stock, while the whole cash receipta are divided semi- annually amongst tHe stockholders. of absolute security to the stockholders, and the absence of any power to waste or encumber the property, suscep- | tible of no abuse. The stockholders being in no event yersonally liable or subject to any farther instalment, the | stock cannot fail of a semi-annual dividend, increasing in proportion to the success of the enterprise, and the de- It This estimate was and improvements, now making on portions of the pro- perty already sold, the progress of which has been re- tarded by an unfavorable season, and the late period of the year. Enough, however, has been done in this short period to render certain what was then only the subject of | estimate: the acknowledged utility of the works now near- ed, and the perfect adaptation of the place as thoroughfare to the South, leaves no doubt that the demand for lots for immediate occupancy early in the spring, will very far exceed the moet sanguine calculations of the company. WILLLAM CHALONER, President, Tuomas Loy, Treasurer. Jaws Saunpers, Secretary. Keyport, Jan. 4, 1853. 0 IRON be received by the subscriber, at the office of the Cro- ton Aqueduct Department, until January 21st, 1853, at 3 | o'clock P. M., for the following cast iron water pipes, viz. :—200 twenty inches diameter; 300 twelve inches di- ameter; 2,000 six inches diameter, and seventy-five branches of different sizes. Persons ‘wishing to estimate are requested to procure from this office detailed specifi- tions for the work, and a blank form for making their pro- Offers to be endorsed “Proposals for Water Pipes and Branches, made by , January 21st, 1863." N. DEAN, President Croton Aqueduct Department. Croton Water Aqueduct Department, January 10, 1859 HE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION GIVES notice to its depositors, that interest will be allowed ai the rate of six per cent per annum, on amounte not exceeding $500, and at five per cent where over that amont, on deposits, made prior to October 1, and not since withdrawn, ‘able at the bank, corner of Broadway and Anthony street, on the third Monday of January. In- terest not called for will be added as principal, to the cre- psitors. WM. V. BRADY, President. Wizon G. Hunt, Ist Vice President. Fraxcis A. Parmer, 24 Vice President and Treasurer. M. Horrer Mort, Secretary. £1 ‘D, IRELAND, AND SCOT- lan e e dr ¥. special authority, pay- able at the Union Bank london, Belfast Bank ing Company of Irvland, and the National Bank ‘of Scotland, at sight, azd in snms to suit, from £1 up- wards, TAYLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall street, corner of Pearl street. cs ADVANCED, (OR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH,) liberally and on most pleasing terms,on every kind of merchandise and personal property, a« diamonds, gold and silver ware, gold watches, dry goods, groceries, i segars, metals, produce, manufactured goods, ond floor. JOS, B. DA CAMA! WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA- mons, snd los of every description. ‘on the most aecommoaiating terma, at my private office, No. 102 ‘aseau street, room 13, Ladies waited on at their resi- ‘nee, and al transactiona strictly contidential, No. 102 agen street, room 15. ONEY ADVANCFS MADE ON (OR BOUGHT OUT | for cash) watches, plate pianofortes, segars, Indies or any other property, at the Pacific Agency and welty, diamonds, dry and gentlemen's ward | Loan Office, 114 Grand street, corner of Broadway. over the Pacific Bank. Confidenee and honor strictly adhered to. Office hears from @ A. M. to 6 P.M. Fe SALE—A BROWN MARE, EIGHT YEARS OLD, sound, and kind in all harness and under the saddle. Can go in four minutes—is @ superior saddle nag. Price, $30, no leas: alvo, » family carriage with pole and shafts, price, $180. no leas, Apply at MURRAY'S Livery stable, Columbia street, near Atlantic, South Brooklyn. *eW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET. Auction sale of horses, carriages, harness, robes ¢very Monday and Wednosday at 12 o'elock JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor. TWELVE, THOROCGH Bi Amphitheatre, 37 Bowery ke at the MATRIMONIAL, EASY.OR HOW TO WIN A LOVER: toston, formerly of London 1 receipt of one dollar, post Jomen to win Rox As but «0 ctive of age ot lenet, it unt detec », Boston, It presents a system | FOUNDERS.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL | SADDLE SALE—SUITABLE FOR PRI; up with the patent India ae wale ten per cent less lishment . RIFFITH & DEOKER 90 Ann street. © yd LFASE.—FOR SALE, THE UNEXPIRED Tease of an extensive aud well known bar, and rooms connected on the first floor, south of Houston street. The fixtures are complete, and will be included. For particu- lars apply to THOS. 'N. CAMPBELL, 25 Pino street, up atairs. 0G FOR SALE CHEAP.—A BEAUTIFUL SPANIEL pointer dog, brown and white. Apply south side of Fighty-sixth street, between Seventh and Fighth avenues, Yorkville, at any time this week, to Mr. Andrew Williams, or at No. 12 Bedford street. from 1 to 4 P. M. 0G FOR SALE.—A GOOD WATCH DOG, OF THE bull and terrier breed, eleven months old, for sale; or would be fare for a small pet dog of the French poodle breed. Apply a office. t 80 Prince street, in the Doctor's LEGANT HOUSES FOR SALE—TEN ON FIFTH AVE- nue, below Thirty-second street; one on Ninth street; one on Eleventh street; one on Twelfth street; one on Madison square; one on Washington square; one on Se- venteenth street; two on Nineteenth street, four on Twenty-first street; three on Pveely-esoond ‘street, in- cluding one with stable; eight on Twenty-third street; two on Twenty-fourth street; three on Twenty-sixth street; ten on Thirty-first street; three on Tite eres street; two on Thirty-third street; three on Thirty-fifth street} one on Thirty-seventh street; one in St. Mark’s place; ‘one on Bond street, corner of Bleecker and Mercer streets. For terms, Ke. SPT NCEY BERNARD, 11 Pine street. Fm ces id eh el ad R SALE, OR TO EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PRO- Bees farm of 86 acres of good land, thrve miles from New Brunswick. Has @ house, barn, and fuiuag will thereon; also, several acres of good land to sell at Bergen Point; lots for sale cheap on Bergen Hill; also, two houses in Grand street, Jersey City; also, land in Vir- ginia; also, house and one-third of an acre of land on plank road, Bergen. For particulars, cail on JOHN C. MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance’ Agent, Jersey City, N. J., one block from the ferry. Office No. 3 Commercial Buildings. Insurance agents wanted. (OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—ONE OF THE BEST F stands in Broadway, as an oyster saloon, now doing a good business, This isa rare chance, as the location is near the New Haven Railroad depot. A satisfactory rea- son will be given for selling. It is the cheapest rent in New York. Inquire at 412 Broadway, from one till four o'clock. (OR SALE—THE STOCK, LEASE, AND FIXTURES OF an old established drinking place in Broadway. Per- Sons wishing to engage in a business that has been estab- Mshed for the last ten years, will find this a favorable op- portunity, as the proprietor wishes to retire. For further particulars apply to JOHN SQUIER, 202 West street. R SALE—A DINING AND OYSTER SALOON, NO. 46 Canal street, opposite the New Haven Railroad depot. For particulars apply on the premises. ‘OR SALE—THE LEAS# AND FURNITURE OF HOUSE No. 115 Greene street; will be sold low for cash. ‘The house is furnished throughout suitably for a ladies’ | boarding house. ply on the premises for two days, from ten till two o’clock. ‘OR SALE—THREE HOUSES AND LOTS ON DOWN- ing street, paying 12 per cent ; a fine three stor: house on Twenty-cighth street, between Vourth and Mad- ison avenues, $6,500 ; also one on Twenty-cighth strect, near Lexington’ avenue, $5,500; a first class house on Lexington avenue, $9,000; two on Lexington avenue, $7,000 and $7,500 ; a fine house on Twenty-second strect, to about $3,000. As tho owner wishes to en- fuse in other business, the stock, and leage of store, which 8 threo years to run, will be sold on favorable terms. ‘Address B., Times office. Re SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD-WILL, and lease ef an established paint store, No. 180 Houston street, corner of Pitt. For further information, apply to JOHN P. LACOUR, 269 Houston atreet. FOR, SALECA, GROCERY AND LIQUOR, STORE— This is an oppertunity that seldom offers ; it is a large, well-situated, and established store, and has been | kept by the present eocupant for the last cighteen years, who is going to the country. The stock can be reduc to $1,000 if required, and a three years lease given. For further particulars please inquire at No. 334 Water street, between 12 and 4 P. M. ‘ARM FOR SALE.—A HOUSE, BARN, AND ABOUT TRN acres of land, at Fort Lee, N. J., ten miles from New York, (three-fourths of a mile from the ferry,) on the turnpike to Hackensack. For further particulars inquire of J. Retox, No. 61 Sullivan street, New York city. Also, house and Jot No 61 Sallivan street for sale. Inquire as al re. R SALF—THE ELEGANT FOURSTORY BRICK HOUSE | 279 Ninth street. The house is built in the best man- ner, replete with all the modern improvements, gas and | €roion water throughout, and three rooms deep. $5,000 | Of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. A. W. LORD, 11 Wall street. ‘OR SALE.—THE LEASE OF STORE NO. 181 GREBN- wich street, together with the fixtures and the whole | oa part of:the stock of ready-made clothing now instore, or the lease, (having over four years to ran,) and fixtures will be sold alone. This ia considered one of the best | stands for business in the west side of the city. For par- ticulurs, inquire of WILKINSON BROTHERS, No. 181 Greenwich street | {OR SALE—THE STOCK AND INTEREST OF AN OLD’ blished dry goods store, in the eity of Brooklyn, @ good business, which’ may be extended. To « person wishing to ¢ in the business this is a chance rarely to be found. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address M. 8., Herald offiee, for two days. OR SALE—A WELL ESTABLISHED MONTHLY MA- gazine, enjoying ahigh literary reputation, and hay- ing @ fair paying subscription list, which can be largely of at ascertained value. Address J. O..B., box N | Post office. WR SALE—A GI 3,149 .NTLEMAN 'S FURNISHED AND dry goods store.—The stock, fixtures, and lease of the | gentleman's furnishing and dry goods store No. 101 Fulton | street, ranning through to Main street, with the dry goods store No. 96 Main strect, in the city of Brooklyn, are offered for sale at » great bargain. The store has a stock of about $5,000, and is now doing a cash business of $00 per day; the stock is all new and saleable, and the loca- tion the best in the city, |The lease has four years to run from the first of May, 1858, at the vearly rent of $496 for both stores and the floor above. ‘The premises have been used for tha samo business for the last five years by the present proprietor. An opportunity seldom to be met | Mith Js now offered, to any person with a cash eapital, to step at onee into an established and profitable business | Apply. to SILWELL & SWAIN, No. 9 Chambers strect, | New York. | M SALE—A WELIL KNOWN AND FSTABLISHED | I public house, with every convenience, and now doing a lprge, profitabh; an‘l increasing business. | In connec, | tion is 2 restaurant, handsomely fitted up; also rooms for | private parties, lodging, and dwelling accommodations. Apply te C. B) HOWES, 83 Nassau street. FOR SME TOR CASH—TAR GOOD WILL, STOCK, and fixtures of one of the best stands for business the market line tobe found in the State. Apply at | No. 38 Front street. ILLS AT PATERSON, N. J., FOR SALE OR TO LET— ‘The cotton ,mill, lot, and water privil 4, known as the Essex Mill. “For particulars, apply to JOHN COLT, President of the Paterson Manufacturing Company. Also, the mill, lot, and water privilege, formerly occupied by Plummer & Prings, as print works. For. particulars, ap By, to THOS. 0. SMITH, Agent Society U. M. Paterson, Dec, 28, 1852. OTICE.—A PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE, AND HIS IN- terest in a drog store, to be disposed of cheap, for cash—now doing a very extensive and remunerative busi- ness. Apply at Thayer's wholesale drug store, 819 Pearl street. increased at smalbontlay. The concern will be disposed | eon PUBLIC. [E BOWERY THEATRE until after the funeral of the late , Esq. '$ THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—DOORS oy a 614; to commence at 7 o'clock. Monday evening Jen GOW FAT. ‘Gr. Watkins ‘Adele Eaton......Mrs. Fisk "Mr. Jobnston | Mrs. Crompton. Mrs. Holman Mr. Skerrett | Mrs. Grebuer.. Mrs. Norton Ballad... rere on .. Mrs. Holman , Polkas, &e Overtures, Valles, Pas AND LONDON. Mr. Dyott | Lady Volatil.. . Mr. Placide | Rose. Mi piatntnnnns 'OTICE TO THE N will be closed Thomas 3. Braz ‘ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—DOORS gpen at G34; curls roe4 th bo performed Monday event EVE OF Wa . Charles Carrol... . Mr. Zoyloe oe ..Mrs. Nichols (ALE BREEZELY, OR THE YARN OF A TAR. be THE SICILIAN BRIDE. RNUM’S MUSFUM.—POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK Ane Tom Thumb, At o'clock this afternoon, ‘Tom Thumb and VILLAGK GOSSIP. AtT this evening, Tom ‘Thumb and the FORTY THIEVES. A Petrified Horse and his Rider, besides a world of additional novelties, to be seen, Admission to the whole Museum, &c., 25 cents; Parquet and First Balcony, 124 cents extra. HRISTY’S OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY ‘above Grand street.—Open every night during tho week, under the sole direction and personal supervision of E. P. Christy, whose concerts in this city, for the past six years, have been received with favor by highly re- spectable and fashionable audiences. Tickets 25 cents. Doors open at 634; to commence at 734 o'clock. lS A Scenes ee SALOON OF WONDERS, NO. 530 BROAD- way. THE WORLD PUZZLED, ‘AND THE ENTIRE THEORY OF LIFW UPSET, By M. ROBERT HELLER’S astonishing and awe-awaken- ing faculty of GHT. This truly miraculous experiment, which for the past fortnight Tas battled the intelligence and senses of large and select audiences, including the major part of ‘Tue TALENT OF THE iy ARTS AND Scusyces, Drvinity AND MEDICINE, m ‘and which as far exeéed, in wonder and point of unfath- omableness in investightion, all the humbugging be Giums, or Spirit Rappers, aé It does the performances of the so'styled Wizards, whether from the North or Amer Fast or West, who have preceded Mc, Heller, the sole an original MASTER OF CABALISTIC ART. |. Can be witnessed every evening, in connection with his ne plus ultra of NECROMANTIC AND CABALISTIC FEATS. Performances commence at 734 o'clock. Saturday at 3 o'clock, P. M. Admission. -50 cents. ERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE, 63 BOWERY.—E. Pleyel, Direetor.—This evening (Monday) January 10, at 8 o'clock precisely, will be performed for the first time in America, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, a farce, with songs, in three parts, by Kalisch, This highly character’stie piece has created great excitement at Berlin, and everywhere in Germany, at deserves to be admired for its fun aad comical songs. Messrs. Rostook and Jhcoley, and Miss Jacoley, will represent the princi- pal characters, Admission as usual. Twelve subscrip- tion tickets, entitling to twelve different performance on Mondays, Wednesdays at¥ridays—and toa numbered seat, Box, $9; Orchestra, $7; Parquette, $5. To be had at 53 Bowery. ‘ADAME SONTAG’S FIRST APPHARANCE IN OPERA. The public are rerpectiully, informed that the FIRST OPERA NIGHF will take place on MONDAY, peo A YO, at ‘NIBLO’S GARDEN, whon will be performed Donizetti’s Opera fin two acta) of THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT, in which Mad. SontaG will appear Sigr. Cesare Badiali as Sigr. Pozzolini as, Assisted by a most powerful and unequalled RAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. ND Conduetor....... Car? Fekert Chorus Master. Sige. Torriani Stage Manager, (Late Dircetor of the Havana Company.) The arrangements for the eomfort of the audience have been earefully attended to, and efficient measures have been taken to have them fully carried out. Cloak and dressing reoms, with suitable attendance, have been pro- vided for the convenienee of the Indies. The prices of Secured Seats have been fixed at TWO DOLLARS AND ONE DOLLAR, according to location. Both the $2 and $1 seats are num- bered, and there is but one general entrance (and a free circulation) to all parts of the house, as was the case at Metropolitan Hall. With each ticket ($2 or $1) there will be given a certi- cate, oie, the holder to a secured seat, good for the whole evening. There will be two Ticket Offices—one at the Garden, and the other at No-45 Wall street, at the Stationery Store of Messrs. Yan Norden & King. The sale of tickets will commence on Fauay, Janvary 7, at 9 A. M. The $2 seats will be sold (at both places) on Friday and Saturday. The $1 and remaining $2 seats on y and on the evening at the door, where @ limited number of Standees son be . The Opera will commence at 73{. Carriages may be or- dered at Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Opera Nights TLL, SHORTLY OPEN, OWEN’S GRAND ALPINE: Entertainment aad ascent of Mont Blanc, illustra- ted with a series of magnificent and gigantic paintings, from drawings taken on the spot, at an enormous ex- pense; together with a highly-humorous and interesting deseription of men and manners on the continent and in the Alpine regions, by John E. Owens, Esq., the well inown and popular comedian. Full particulars will short- ly be announced. MISCELLANEOUS. - USTRALIA—-TENTS, HAMMOCKS, &C.—PERSONS leaving for the above place wishing tents, &c., are invited/to call at the old stand, corner of Mulberry’ and Chatham streets. The celebrated anti-mildew prepara- tion, which has been successfully used for the lust ten years on sails, awnings, &c., will be applied to tents at a manall extra charge at'No. 2 Mulberry, corner Chatham street. JAMRS TYLER. Arr RATS, AND BUGS, AND ROACHES ALT, There's @ great many advisers : But now we come to greet you all With a word to advertisers. How many men, from day to day, ‘Are enlarging stock and store, And ery, at last we've hit the way— We'll advertise the more: So if you wish to ii Do not your bi But economise the amount you've made In the Peopl ommercial Guide. Your cand insert into this book, In form round, square or taper; And for particulars please look In another column of this paper. Pablished by T. CROMMELIN & Co., No. 262 Pearl street. AWELL'S CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON ing.—The New York Iron Railing Company make and put up to order every varicty of plain and ornamental cast iron railing for buildings, parks, courts, cemeteries, &c., &e., in a complete and workmanlike manner, upon Crowell’ celebrated patent principle, without rivits, saving thereby to purchasers twenty-five to fifty cents per running foot. ‘They invite a critical examination of their patterns and works, to-which they are constantly making tasteful additions.’ Specimens may now be seen in several of the cemeteries near, and at buildings in the city. N. B.—All kinds of cast and wrought iron work for buildings, such as bank and vault doors, shutters, baskets, light counting house desk and counter railings, gratings, window guards, wall stays, &c., &c., &e., fur: niched at short notice, and at most reasonable charges Office No. 79 Duane street, a few doors east of Broadway. ATES, TEAS, FIRE SAFES, ETC., AT AUCTION—ON Tuesday, January 11, 1863, at 1034 o'clock, at 57 Dey street, corner of Greenwich, dates, raisins’ nuts, prunes, figs, citron; teas—green and black, of different Kinds; Java coflee, Oswego cornstarch, scaled herrings; together with a large lot of segars, liquors, wines, bran: dies, gin, ale, &e. At 12 o'clock, a large knob safe, and smaller safe. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. ‘our trade iness hide; 4 T[PSNEBER TANDS—26,000 ACRES IN CLAIBORNE county—title good—will be sold ata bargain, in farms or altogether, or would be exchanged for merchandize or city property, Address G. K. P., Horald office. 'ATER-POWER FOR SALE OR TO LET—WELL CAL- culated for locomotive or car building works, or other extensive mannfacturing purposes; one large and several amaller dwellings and other buildings on the pre- mises, Also, a flowring mill, with two runof stones, a dwelling and outhouses, ther with a quantity ‘of farming land, if required, allin good order, situated within. one hour and » half from New York city by railroad, wes passes through the property. Inquire at No, 2 Cellar rt \ ASHINGTON SQUARE PROPERTY FOR SALE. The two four story houses, built in the best ma ner, fifty-five feet front, and forty-four deep, on corner of | West Washington place and Macdougal street. They | would be very d | hotel, and will be sold low, and nearly all may remain on | mortgage, so that the interest money will, infact. amount to only ‘halt what the property will rent for. Apply, at 9 A.M. and 56P.M., to VALENTINE G. HALI., Xo, 16 Gramercy park, Twentieth street, between Third and Fourth avenues. SAFES, EFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.—C. J. ER's patent.—ROBERT M. PATRICK, No. 90 John street, ia the eole mamifacturer, in the United States, of the above original and only reliable Salamanders, both as re gords recurity against fire and burglars. Every safe sold at thisestablishment is manufactured under the personal superintendence of Mr. C. J. Gaylor, whose experience of twenty-six years as a safe maker, together with the many severe tests which safes of his manufacture have tri- ianphantly withstood, in this and other cities, warrant the subseriber in recommending them as superior to any in use. They are the only safes to which Mr. I. C, Gofin’s new patent’ impenetrable defiance lock ia or can be ap- | plied. A large number of locks are already in tse by banks, brokers ellers, and others, and afford against the ther by means of rity which they skilfal burglar: or drills, together with their A durability combined, are and are confident fo any lock in the ante, bankers, fire and th private fam to order, at the M. PATRICK rable for a large boarding house or | RON BEDSTEAD WAREROO! AND CHEAP SPRING Mattress and Bedding Depot.—Iron bedsteads, from $4 to $40; the healthy spring mattress, &c., $6 to $30. Also, the new elastic felt beds, pillows, quilts; also, the best pure hair mattresses, made by the blind—all warranted. an call and examine, at 503 Broadway, above Spring street. NDIA PAPER.—ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND others, using this article, can supply themselves, in amall or large quantities, at ‘a very reasonable price, by calling at the subscriber's store. JOSEPH CAHN, No. '140 Maiden lane, between Water and Front streets, —$—$—<<—$———— —ovor—r—r"___ SURFACE CONDENSERS.—HAVING BUILT AND USED at our machine shop and foundry one of J. M. Mil- lee’s surface condensers for the last fourteen months, we are now prepared to receive orders for building and put- ting up said condensers, on either high or low pressure engines now in use, and warrant the same against expan-, sion and coutraction of the metals, and the injurious effects of oil in the tubes, which alone haa cai foilure of condensera heretofore used. found in the use of our condensers, a net saving of thirty per cent. of the fuel, the water being kept pure and regular in the boilers by the condensation of the steam. In our judgment this conduces to the perfecting of the steam engine. COBB, MASON & HILL, North Toint foundry and machine shop, Jersey cit DOW CURTAINS—PRICES REDUCED—NO. 449 Pearl street, corner of William.—The subscribers are prepared to sell the balance of their stock of curtain materials, at greatly reduced prices; silks and worsted, damask, lace and mnalin curtains, window cornices, and all kinds of curtain trimming, at wholesale or retail. CHILDS & SMITH, Practical Upholsterers. HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED. H° WANTED—WiTH MODERN IMPROVEM suitable to accommodate from thirty to forty first class boarders. Iacation between Houston and Pour teenth steeet, not more than two blocks from Broadway on # stage route. Any person r such a hone to rent from the first of May next, ean heer af a good tenant by addressing for one week D. W., Herald offic ISHED PARLOR withont board, in ARLOR vieinity of geatiomaa BROOKLYN 1 fumnily, eith more thin ten Herald A We have also | LA . Pel . se sored (tc UNE RIE A CONSTANTINOPLE. gps GARDEN, MONDAY, JANUARY 10.—FIR3E ap) ce Of ss fime. HENRIETTE SONTAG IN. OPERA. On which oceasion will be performed Donizetti's opera of vee THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT. Marie, Bae ena ... Mme. Henriette Sontag: Sulpi Sig. Badiali | Marchioness. . Mora . Pozzolini | The Major Domo. Sig. Biondi vee Mir, A, Bauchew . Signor Torriagi Stage Manager... 7 ++. Signor F, Badiatt To commence at half-past seven o'clock, Secured seats and ptandees.........060+6 O2anl bt pili a Rs Rk ‘ALLACK’S THEATRE, RROADWAY, NEAR BROOME. W street.—Doors open at 634; to commence at 7. . Monday evening, January 10, will be performed THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Sir Peter Teale, ..Mr. Blake | Lady Teazle,... .Miss Keene Sir Oliver....Mr. Brougham | Mrs. Candor.Mrs. Broughane Charles Sutface...Mr. Loster | Lady Sneerwell. Mrs. Waloet Backbite........Mr. Mason | Maria,...........Mra, Halo ‘The Orchestra will perform the Overture to Le Ret ‘@’Yoctot, and a variety of new Polkas and Waltzea. Pas 00 eT CAN ees Howard Leslie... .Mr. Lester | Chas. Arundel. Mr. Watoot Lucy Arundel, sin eanonee ++ee+e Diss Laura Keeao HITE’S THEATRE OF VARIETIES, 17 AND 10 Bowery, near Chatham square, —C. White, Proptie- Doors open nt §3<; to commences at 7 o'clock. Angee a Se a Pe cerformaed , Januar, ), wi Money by OF % D PRIDE. DY OF LYONS, OR LOVE THE TOODLES.—Timoth; . Mr. Chanfrag Toodle.,...... THE ROUGH DLAMOND. —_ ‘OOD’S MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE HOW- ard street.—Open every evening.—H, Wood, Ma- nager and Proprietor. The éntertainmenta offered b this celebrated company of musicians and Ethiopian neatora cannot be equalled by any other band in the Ui ted States. See programme. Doors open at 634; concert commences at 734 o'clock. Admission 25 cents. The pub- lic are respectfully informed that the afternoon concerts: are discontinued. ed (kets NeW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO, 37 BOW- ery.—R. Sands & Co., Proprietors. ‘Mondsy ¢vea: ing, January 10. First appearance of the celebrawu seenic rider, Mr. L. Lipman. First appearance of the wonderful slack rope performer, Mr. C. Fisher. Firat ap- pearance this season, of that son of Momus, Bobby Wil- Jiams. Mr. Nathans and pupil's great act Posturing, and the comic ballet of the COBBLER AND TAILOR. Prices of admission—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 123g. Doors opea at 634; performange to commence at 7, ROOKLYN MUSEU'M.—SHAKSPEARE DRAMATIC AS: sociation, Monday evening, January 10, will be pee sented DAMON AND PYT! be =. Mr. A. Macdonald will appear on this occasion as Damom Pythias. Mr. Dionysius Mr. Scott. fermio: hardson | Calanthe, ., isa Pow Tickets may be obtained of the members ind atthe door, ROADWAY THEATRE.—MADAME ALBONI, FOR THE first time in America, in her great ebaracter of LA SONNAMBULA. Monday evening, January 10, 1853, will be performed, first time, Bellini’s opera of LA SONNAMBULS. cre earth ore ¢ BE ch sa, (first appearance). “ic me nburg Hiviag (rst app arance ited States) Sig. Pellegriak Rodolfo, (second appearance) idee Alessio, ior Rohr ~ Sigabr Ardité Conductor . With first 6 divert UNE FETE A CONSTANTINOPLE, Principal characters by, Monaiewrs Grossi, Cornet, Te ledo, Malle. Bulan, Malle. Franciy. Doors open at 634 o'clock; to commesee at 747. Opera nights Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. [THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL, VELASQO47, PORTRAIT of Charley the First, when Prince of Wales. painted at Madrid, in 1623, on the occasion of his rorvantic viait to the Court of Spain for the purpose of wooing the In- fanta, is now on exhibition at the Apollo Rows, 418 Broadway. Admission 25 cents. HE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUN® Association are invited to attend the funerel of their late Trustee, Thomas S$. Hamblin, Esq., from hie late residence, No. $16 Broome street, at two o'clock, ow Tuesday afternoon, January 11. FRANCIS C. WEMYSS, Secretary A. D. F. A. HE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT, AT NIBLO'S.—& few choice seats for Madame Sontag’s opera, this evening, are for sale at J.N. GIMBREDE'S, No. 8 Metre, politan Hotel, 588 Broadway. ISLEY'S THAMES, 406 BROADWAY.—PAINTED ON fifty thousand feet of canvass, by the first scemie artists in the world. A grand moving pictorial illustea- tion of the Thames, showing all the points of interest upow the river, from its source until it passes the city of Lon- don. Painted from original sketches, by Messrs, P. Phil- lips, Maghe, Knell, &e.” Descriptions by J. Hi. Himimnera ley. M.D. “Music arranged by J. H. Tully, Esq. Pianiat, Mr. A. Sedgwick. Every evening, at 74; o'clock, Om Wednesday and Saturday, at 2P. Mf. Admission’ 50 conta. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175: CHATHAM STREET.—GEO- Lea, Proprietor.—the above establishment is opemws every afternoon, at 3 o'clock, and in the evening at alf- st 7, for the purpose of “Classic and: Original {ations of Living Statuary,” by M'lle. Casinet's Troupe of Model Artists, together with « variety of beautiful pee- formances. For further particulars, sco billa of each day, Admission:—Scats in private boxes, 60 cents; stage seal with cushioned arm chairs, 8734 cents; boxes, 20 coals; gallery, 123; ecnts. TENANTS’ REGISTER.. CPE PALACE.—ONE OR MORE STORIES TO LEE in buildings, that are being constructed om Sixtle avenue and Fortieth street, near Crystal. Palace, Parties Wishing to hite had better apply now, as they are. bei rented so rapidly. Apply te R. D. WATSON, No. 50 We street. E YEARS LEASE FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT— A six story house, basement and under cellar for wale, situated in Broadway, between the Park and Canad street. Apply at 313 Broadway, in the store. ‘OUSE TO LET-IN WARREN STREKT, JARSEY ; City, and the furniture, which is nearly new, for tale. Address box 585, New York Post office. TORE IN VESEY STREET.—TO LET, THE NEW first-class five-story brick house, No. 51 on the soutie wide of Vesey street, about jui-distant from Church and Greenwich streets. It is 25 feet in-front by 82 feet im ‘The stories are high, and well lighted. A hand. ¢ vault under the street. Possession immediatel; Vesey street is the natural outlet of the Bowery, Thi avenue, and Harlem Railroad, to the North River. Ap- ply to JOHN 8. GILES, No. 168 Walker steeet. sendin ces « vbtaonarere i Talviticsil bene ateshalia \TORE AND LOFTS TO LET.—IHAT FIVE STORY »S building, 156 William street, corner of Ann, with alf the modern improvements, consisting of basement, cel- lar, a fine store, and four well lighted lofts, will be let— the whole or separate. Immediate possession will be given. It is a good stand for any business. Inquire of # AUERBACH, €4 John street, up staiys, from 12 te o'clock. (0 LET—FIRST OF MAY.—THE FOUR LOFTS OF store 181 Broadway, being one of the best locations in the city, for silk, straw, or any other light or fancy goods business. With a little alteration they ean be made valuable rooms. Apply to 8. C. BISHOP, India rabber and Gutta percha goods, 181 Broadway. 0 1, E T—POSSESSION * IMMEDIATELY—THRER small gentecl three story brick houses, in the upper part of the city, ina good location. Rent $300. Also, & first class house—rent $1,000. Apply to F. B, KINSEI- MEN, 319 Fourth avenue, from 2 to 7 P. M. ee ‘0 LET—A GOOD BRICK STARLE, THREE STALLS. Possession can be given immediately. And two more stalls on or before the Ist day of May, if required, with. | good hay loft, and a good entrance to them. Apply om the premises, 556 Broome street, near Varick, ween: 6 and § o'clock in the evening. MUSICAL, MUSICAL LADY, WHO OCCUPIES A MOST FAVOR- FA. able position for her professional talents and expe- rience, wishes to engage with # lady or gentleman whe would put in as a partner $1,000 to get up a musical en- terprise in New York, im anew line, by which may be realized the largest profits at once, ‘and a fortane im few yours. Address Masieal Lady, Herald office, stating real name and address, otherwise no answer. INCOLN & THOMPSON, 441 BROADWAY, OFFER FOR sule, at great bargains, a very large assortment of Boston and New York pianos, including the celebrated pianos of Hallet, Davis & Co., Boston, with or withont the Kolian; also, Londoir pianos for small rooms, with # good rupply of second hand pianos, Pianos to let. RS. REGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, Italian and English, sacred and secular, has deed to devote n few hiours each day for the instruction of young Indies. Mra Seguin will be happy to give all in- formation concerning terms, plans, &c., ut her residences, 89 White treet, near Broadway, between the hours of 1 and 11 A. M. each morning. P IANOFORTHS—IJOHN D. JAQUES (FORMERLY Jaques & Brother) would respectfully inform Ina friends and the public that he has recently opened the extensive warerooms No. 558 Broadway, third door above | Spring street, second foor, for the sale and hire of All instruments purchased erooms are made by the moat both in this city and else- ase, either for quality. or alae hand pianos ih. taken in exchange, or bought for NORA ELIZA VALENTINI, PREMIER GRAND YS prix du chant du Conservatoire de Paris, pupil of inti-thanorean, and of the immortal Donizetti, ex prima donna of the theatres of Milan, Venice, Turin, &c., will give le 8 singing and accompaniment at hee own house, 230 Fourth street, where she can be seen from ten A. M. till f P.M. The first concert (private) | of her pupils will teke place in Hope Chapel, the Ist af | February Vous AND SINGIN y IN | from ty to te