The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monvay, Jan. 17-4 P.M. ‘Tho market opened firm and active this morning, Purchasers on time, buyer's option, composed the bulk of operators. At the first board to-day, Morris Canal advanced } per cent, Cary Luprovemeat Com- pany 4, Long Island j, Phoenix Coal Company 2, Perker Vein 3, Pennsylvania Coal Company 2, Sto” nington j, Cumberland 4. Canton Company de. clined # per cent. At the second board, Pennsylva- nia Coal went up 4 per cent, Long Island 1}. Nica- agua feil off § per cent; Erie Railroad 4, Stonington 4, Sixth Avenue Railroad $. The bears in Phoenix Coai Company have made two or three attempts to break down that stock, by offering, at seller six and tweive months, small lots at prices five and ten per | ceat below those ruling for cash. This is frequently | resorted to during a rising market, but it is too trans. parent to deceive holders. It will be seen by the table of sales to-day, that all the coal stocks are in the ascendancy. There was an active demand for | each, and at the close they were firm at our quota’ tions. We notice sales of St. Lawrence Mining Com- pany at an advance of 14 per cent on previous trans- | actions. Since the recent clection of a new board of | trustees, there has been a growing demand for this | s stock, and many who sold at low prices during the mismanagement of the old board, are anxious to get | in aguin. The new trustees are progressing thoroughly in their investigations, and will be able in a few days to present to the stockholders some Siad of a state- ment. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treas- orer of this port, to-day, amounted to $99,471 78; payments, $30,180 38—balanse—balance, $2,831,- O18 72. ‘Vhe decline in rates for sterling exchange will | prevent any further shipment of specie for the present. Thus far demand for exchange for re- | 1 mittance by the steamer on Wednesday, has been | limited, and drawers have let quotations down con- | siderably. We now qnote bills on London at 9a 4 | per cent premium; on Paris at 5f. 15 a 5f. 139; Am- sterdam, 41a 41}; Bremen, 79$480; Hamburg, | 264 & 369. Arrangements have been made to place the Mer- | chanta'fand Mechanics’ Bank of Oswego on a solid | footing, by placing more securities in the Bank De- partment. Its notes are quoted at one per cent dis- count; and it is expected that in a few days they will | be quoted at the same rate as other State money. | it ia also probable that the Farmers’ Bank of | Onondaga will take the Kame course. The Rome and Waterloo Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent; the Cleveland and Xenia Railroad, five per cent; the Galena and Chicago Railroad, first and second divi- sions, eight per cent. | ‘The importations into this port to-day—daa. 17— fhuve been as follows :— Coat—200 tons. Dry Good—1,881 packages, per steamer Arabia; 601 do., per ship Ainerica. Drugs—t casks ash, 12 cases opium. Iron—88 bars railroad iron, bars, 2,369 bundles hoop, 100 tons pig, 764 plates. Leat: | —14 caaka skivers, 6 packayes leather. Salt—50 sacks. Steel—87 bundles, 30 cases. Feed—180bags. Tia—2,633 boxes tin plates. Wool—20 beles woollen waste. | he Philadelphia Gazette gives the following ex- | } in the office of planation of the reported defale: the Reading Railroad Company :— For several days past rumors have been in cireu- | lation to the effect that an officer im the service of | the Reading Raiiroad Company bad proved a de- | faulter to a very large amount, and in some cases | the department in which he was alleged to be en- gaged has been particularly stated. These rumors are entirely without foundation. it is true that an | individual who had been employed as an agent in | the management of some real estate in which the | company had a partial interest, growing out of a | claim for debt, embezzled a portion of the funds _ which through lis hands; but the amount has been greatly exaggerated, and i ds expected that | a large | etahe of it will be refunded. e have au- *thority for saying that all the geutlemen who occupy situations connected with the company, both in the parent and auxiliary offices, enjoy, as they have merited, the confidence of their employers, and that any imputations on their integrity are alike unde- served and cruc}. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the qnantity and valne of certain articles exported from this port dur- ing the week ending and including Saturday, Jan. 15, distinguishing the de-tination and extent of ship- meats to each place :-— Cownercs oF tir Fort or New Yors.—Warxir Exports LaNDox Quen’, Fay Quant Value. Hour, bbi: 5,BR) $55, 60 ssl. 8.547 $11,110 . 168 4 10,000 600 44 3,000 Cloverseed.tes 38 2,000 LIVERPOOL. Cotton, bales, 1.545 $72,660 M_-tobacco,!hsa Flour, bbis.. 7,815 43,021 Cheese sh Beef, 50 ig 580 ‘Tallow, 180,000 3p 1989 Machin’y, cas 5.896 S. seraps, oak Appies, bois 00 toves.. es 400 Horn tips, pes Ashes, . 00 Logwood, N. stores... 3,850 Clocks, bxs Wheat, busts £503 Mp. oil. gal R 2820 0. Y met Les 200 Cottons, case ; $209,084 | GLOUCESTER { Wheat, bushels..... seers veee 20,466 $22,705 FALMOUTH Wheat, bushela......+ See enerseeereres 10,000 $11,700 BULL . Naval stores, DDIt,....seceeeese eens seeceeld $7 605 cy Flour, bbla...1,.77F $9,911 Staves 8250 Nav. stores.. 580 os WR ccscesassseicsss Siuseerne tects GERIDE GLAS Fiour, bbls, 8,468 $18,637 Rice, te 20 2 Wheat, bus.14,082 16.880 Sperm oil s 205 3s 2,000 120 Mf. tobes ths.3,158 $53 342.509 mEAND c C. seed, ths.15,450 $1 515 $98,721 $2,970 1,320 Brooms, doz Hemp. tons Coir, do., Rice, tes. 2 Feathe Mf'd to’.,Ibs oT ; Pt Hid » ‘Tea, pkgs..... 210 As ddry goods 1 102 Total BRITISH WHT INDIE Rope, coils Hoy, bales €33 Oxen.... 2.010 Candles, boxes 587 5 189 Rice, tierees.. 25 Plaster 10 20 Spars... 9 Ship bread... 00 70 Bricks. 2.009 Tard oil,..... “3 Tobueco,hhds. 3 Apples. - 2 124 Do. bales... Onions a 76 Peas, ba 45 Oats, bush, 0 Corn. Lud Stare, boxe 455 Drugs 45 Tron wood Mw Clothing Ltt Tea 44) milks cn Hooks, oase lw Bees cece es 475 Total wrrtteH OTA $6.10 Matches zro Pork, bbis..., 620 Flour, © ., 4,000 5,750 Candles, bas. 1.500 1.750 Votatoos, bbls. 400 608 Carriages » = 1,100 “ 90 125 Hay, bale ” 80 «) 560 1.375 Sheep 12. 100 ong “,, 16 262 Tobacco, hbds. 7 m9 Cheese, tba."18,200 1,462 Corum, bus... 200 150 4,200 Gas i PITY AURTRATIA Fiour, bble..2,450 $16 850 Hardware, phe 8 $12,503 1,060 Jewelry 325 Leat'r'g’ds KO Sears 178 Dag. art 110 Suger mould Rice, tieroes.. 700 Matebos Fire engines York, bbl Total., aros NEW GRAwAns $64 RR. care... ‘ (81 Coal, tons 28 Machin’ry phy 1 26 B. E, iron, tons 226 | Tobaceo, ba: | cess of imports over exports is very great. Cee ties Sheese, bs. “ t Butter,..... } B . x ‘* Mf. tobacco te 2 nene THe en Mich. Conical RI.106% Ref. sui 10 Panama RR .....136 Hams, 20 Rooh. 1.8 N.F.1i8.116 \; Lard 70 Little Miami RR. Drugs, pkgs. D'd fish, ewt. 180 Brandy, ‘ SKCOND BOARD. Yaints, kegs. . 121 Lead, pigs... 77 r RELN.Bds, 963 400 Montg'my M'ng.00 & Candles, boxes 75 » 100 nhs Morris Ca'l.b30 215, 150 ogy 4 0 “ 60 Cum’d Coal Co #15 66 . 300 Long Island BR... O45 100 3 Totalye.sseceeeeee 100 do, aly Porm RICO. . Lard, 1ye,. 517,687 $2,080 | 100 B30 61 4, 40... .....b90 B44 0 Cheese do. 4133 482 | 25 Bank Commerce ..100 6 Crystal Dalace....180* 4 Batter, de, . 3,956 426 | 100St. lawreace Co... 374 elem’ 60 Tit 1 Hama,’ do. .$;34 508 . 208 Mcha'ry, pxga 64 3,925 100 Oil, whale, gis. 175 14 9 Lumber, ft, 10,008 188 Candles, boxes 200 Vaper, reams. PkI'd fish, bbls 50 Yurn'teo, pkgs. 16 wo Pork, bbls.... _% Drugs, pigs... 24 693 Votatocs, bbls. 120 ‘Types, boxes... 2 wo ! Onions, do. Total .. DANISH WAT ESDIRA, Hats, cases... CITY TRADE REPORT. C. meal, puns $4,353 10 Moxpar, Jan. 17—6 P. M. do. bbls, 1005 7 Butter, Ibs... 200 Asmara neomed quiet but firm ; 6 bbls, brought $4621; Flour, do. 110660 Kerseys, cases 6 for pots, and 8 75 for pearis, per 100 Ibs. ato Berapsryyys.—Flour was in fair demand, but while Westera brands were firm, State and Southern declined a | little, The day's movements reached 12,200 bbla. ; RTRAD S. bread, bbls, 30 $56 $95 | nt $F 81% a $4 954; superfine, No. 20 161 1 59 | ordinary to choice State, $5 371; a $5 6: 1S 2 Ironwork, pes. 102 601 | #traight Southern, $5 50 9 $6 75; mi 1 71 Luinber, ft..40,000 2,917 | Western, $5564 a $5 75; common to 1 61 Wagons... 6 900 | $6 814 ; fancy Genesee ‘and Ohio, $b 6 be 108 Coal, tons... 330 1,544 | extra Western, $5 874, a $6 314y ; and extra Genesee, York, 5 ST Rope, coils... 5 ‘18 | $5 874 a $6 60, About 120 bbis, Jersey meal were sold 60 Tea, page... 3 GO | at $3 684;'0$3'75 por bbl—an advance. Wheat, rye, wo and barley wero held above buyers’ views, and continued wt Total... sane inanimate. State and Western oats were plenty and | dull, a¢ S0e. a Ste. per“ushel. Corn was actively sought after, and advancing ; the sales reached 27,500 bushels, new Southern yellow and white, at 69e. a 72c Furnitle, pkgs 15 a Cartix.—At Washington Drove Yard.—Oflered, 2.000 “+ | eyes, (000 Southern and Western, the remainder this Rae State.) “Prices steady, at from 7 to 944 centa per lb. 200 Market closed very firm, with about 300 head left over. 7 | At Beowning's, (Lower Hall's Head.) —Otfered, 4,100 sheep and lambs. All sold, at from $2 50 to $4.50 to $5 for the former, aod $1 50 to.$% 50 for the latter. Cows a Ives offered, and all sold at from $22 50 io $45 At Chamberiain’s, (Hudson River Kull's Head. )—Offered, 700 88, caren, 400 10 Flour, bbls Potatoes... were, | cattle, Sales at from 6%, 10 Be. 30 cows and Ale, cases .... $50 Candies, boxes 2 $180 | calves offered, wad all sol at prices ranging at from $: Paint sees 7 F. HOAP ewes LE 102 | a $% to $46, asin quality. 4,000 sheep and lambs offere Fluid, bbls... 4 Sngar moulds, 30 250 | pales of the former a 5a $550 a $550, andof t Furniture, pks 5 Nails, phgv.., 116 582 | utier at 32x $8 (o $4.50. P Hata, cases... 5 Whaledone,ibs 200 98 | Conma w jet, wt old priced. ‘The sales com: | Machinery. ) Sarsaparillacs 10 182 | prised onl; . ont 50 Maracaibo, at | Hartwa Druga, pkgs... vie, per tb cect | Agi. im bags. Cc Nhe sales to-day were 1,000 teles, at fall and Dowesti advancing pri ‘ i | De b Hops, bales Cinnamon, | culate on the ch Shades, case. . Guna, casen holding on to Paper, reams. 1,000 Cotton: \ th it ‘ Ske... | pickings, resery Buttons ments, aa in 1 LJ Cotton mitts. ‘Ts 5 pected scarcity. on has been favorable beyond | Watches . C&W. goods an average for picking, it is useless to say the good cotton | amber, feet.1,000 wees iseshuusted. With the facilities that now exist for ob- | Bottles, gro., 7 ng information of growth, it is nut at all probable { the markets «bread can receive an impulse from this | Total 04 ccsseccerrerees ee eee seeeeees oe see $18,452 | cause, APnaea ns bought $2,250 Tags... 1,078 G. powde 177 Hains, tbs REV Ger.—There have been 500 boxes hunch $2 80. = Mreight engagements were yery Nght, and ¥. 8,000 9.000 bushels wheat were engaged, | | in bulkyat Bd. | Flour was offered at 2s, 9d., and cotton at | Thore was nothing new to London, | or for Havre, ‘To California, rates were steady, at 55 Rum, Flour J the last | per barrel. 800 bales | cotton were engaged or Hamburg at 1e., and 100 do,, HyrULATION. | qtnkirnt : Antwerp, at Te. ran St poner HAv.—Some 600 bales river changed hands, at $1.4 $1 z ‘ *¢hapl bs | por 100 Ws ano Se he 13. —Sales were made of 18 bales new, at 19e. a 2c 7.605 Danish West Indies, 6,271 | * Bristol. WISH Central Ameri... 7101 | te | Meee ee Larva. —Bastern earce and wanted, at $2.5745 per 22.192 British Guians, British Australia. nada able Wert Inc thousand. kland offes bbl. w Orleans were effected ng, at $116 for 16,5985 48,402 Toial value of merchandise exported second week in January : : seers $684,584 inactive. Crude turpentine Total vale of sy do de dons), 474 | 280 Ibs., and no trans — ctions occurred. About 250 bbls. spirits turpentine re To . $1, ner gallon. cash 3,66) ‘The sales of the day included 5,00 gullons lin Inper seed at 6%. 9 70c. per gallon, and 50 baskets olive at $3 - $2,494,595 The ex At this on we must expect a heavy weekly balance against us on our foreign trade; but the exports have been mnusually sunall, while the imports have been exceedingly large. But for the foreiga demand for our breadstulls, our weekly report of exports would muke a ‘YY appearane We do not see how freights ean be long sustained inthe face of this limited outward movement of merchandise. Excess of imports over exports... This is by no means a favorable exhibit. i} The sales did not * old $18 87 meats varied Littl W2¢. pee Wb. ie county and at $104 $11 sale of beef ha a F Some 180 bbls. lard brought Uy a wed to the exicnt of 476 bbl £ Pn and p tion sreARs were in better de son whiskey The Superintendent of the king Department ew Orleans, at $49 bs. gives the annexed + ent of «and loca- i i . per IW. sis gives the annexed statement of the name: and loca. w.—Prime ruled dell at We. per lb. A good deal tions of such hanks as have given notice of their in- rst hand their business, the greatest amount d books, and the amount of tention to © | tea, and dinner on Sundays, in a respectable private fam- a NARNIA AANA AVERLY HOUSE, 697 BROADWAY.—THE SUB- Seriber begs to inform his friends that he has two fine suite of rooms, on the first floor, just vacant. two single rooms, which he would be yey tatoos with parties for. J. W. RENAL. Aram TO LET, VI7Z..—A PARLOR AND BED. room, with bath attached, on second floor partor with two bedrooms adjoining on the third floor, and attic bedrooms, to let to gentlemen, with broukfust if required. Keferences exchanged. Apply at No. 125 Bleecker street, west of Broadway. GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH TO HIRE furnished room, without board for either, i Twenty-third street and Fith avenue. Liberal rent vance, Address Allard, Broadway Post Ofioe. SMALL ROOM, WITH PARTIAL BOARD, WANTED by 4 gentleman, in a private family, or where there are but fow boarders. Terms must be moderate. Hofer ences exchanged. Address L.. Q., Herald office. A FURNISHFD PARLOR AND BKDROOM TO L&T, to a single gentlaman, ina private family; also a furnished bedroom; bath, and water closet, for the use of occupants. Terms moderate. References exchanged. Inquire at S66 Broadway, one door above the corner of Franklin street, west aide, FRONT BASEMENT, LATELY OCCUPIED AS AN Office, and a lanze handsome attic room, furnished, io let, without board, or with breakiast, at'163 Spring street; between Broadway aad’ Thompson street. Family small; location desirable. OARD, WITH PARLOR AND TWO ROOMS, FUR- niashed, on the second apne in the rooms, and bath on the same foor,) can be obtained in a private fa- mily, in West Keventh street, near Broadway, ery and ‘gentleman, or {wo or three single gentlemen, wil ‘board. Tteferences given and required. Address box 1,644 Post Office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, in a private family, or whore there are but fow or no other boarders. Location west side of Broadway, below First street. Terma must be moderate. Refer. enoes exchanged. Address W. M. C., Herald ofiice. BY WANTED—IN A QUIET PLACK, BY A G tieman and his wife. Address at box 2,501 Post offi Fr paid ene, —WANTED FOR A TERM OF YEARS A = £3,000, to be scoured om patty acre farm, with new and valuable imsured for $6,000. feven per cent interest will bo with a handsome commission. Also, two other sums of $3,000 cack, pay- ment gatiafactorily secured. Tor particulars, ‘apply to A. S. KASTON, 208 Broadway, second floor. —¥OR SALE, THE CRYSTAL PA- e + lace Hotel.—The five years lease and furniture of the Crystal Palace Hotel is now offered for bale at $7,000, The house is 26 by 4 fert, four stories high, and is one of the best locations for the coming Fair that can be found in the city, Tho house is furnished throughout with new furniture, at a cost of $5,000, and the bar and fixtures sre arranged in & most cleyant man- ner, and the whole establishment will be rented at the low’ price of $1,200 per annum; also, for sale, the two frame houses lots on the northeast corner of Fleet and Lafayette streets, Brooklyn, for $4,000, $2,400 on mor! , also, @ large, elegant store at Atlantic dock, 33 by 180 feet, will be excha: im part for a country saat or farm near the city, and trom $1,000 to $2,500 difference paid in cash, if required. M. 1. SHELDON, 85 Nassau at. ba —A BARGAIN NEVER BEFORE OFFERED.— jo The lease and fixtures of o basement; best ion in New York for the fruit, or any other business. Rent mere nothing. Apply at 74 Bleecker atreet, corner of Broadway. ‘The owner leaves for California on the 20th instant. BEAUTIFUL TAME PET DEKR FOR SALE.—ANY gentleman desirous of obtaining a pet deer, perfectly tame and Pleytel, for adorning a country seat, can find one by applying in the basement of 111 Clinton street, near Delancy, to-day. ORNER GROCERY STORE FOR SALE OR TO LET— The three story brick house and grocery store, No. 47 Carmine street, corner of Bedford street, with stable ia the rear—a first rate atand for business. 1 will bo sold on very accommodating terms, or leased to a good tenant for a term of years. A) nu, i Wi. H. TERRY, 141 West Thirteonth street. RUG STORK FOR SALK CHEAP—IN ONE OF THE best localities in Now York, well stocked with the Dest of drugs and chemicals, and doing a fair business, which may be considerably increased. ¢ location holds out a fair prospect for practice to a physician or surgeon, Inquire at 54 Prince street. OARD.—A LARGE PARLOR ON THE FIRST FLOOR: neatly furnished, "with or without partial board, suitable for one or two single gentlemen, may be obtain cd by applying at No. 81 Franklin #(reet, a fow doors from Broudway: also, sleeping rooins in the thint story for singie gentlenea. OARDING WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN; LOCA tion must be between First and Fifth avenues and Ninth and Fifteenth streets. Address @. McLaughlin, 226 First avenue, stating terms, &e OARD—WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRL vate family, or where there are few boarder, Hrooklyn, within’ ten or fifteen minutes walk from ‘the Folion ferry. Breakfast and tea with dinar, on Sunday. Address, stating terms and location, Henry, box 1,301, Post Office. A TI OARD.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE very pleasant room, with partial board, at No. 7 Rivington street. OARD—TO LET, TO A GE IAN AND LADY, with full board for the lady, @ pleasant room, situa ted on Chambers street, not far from Broadway. Board required in advance. Address L., Herald office. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OP two single gentlemen, can bo accommodated with 4 room at 63 Murray street, corner of College place. OARD UP TOWN.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR two or three single gentlemen, can be accommo: dated with a delightful suit of rooms, on the second floor, at 170 West Fourteenth street. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN OF RETIRED HAB- its wants a room and partial board, say breakfast and | ily, where there are but few or no boarders. A line ad. dressed to RK. O., Herald office, stating terms, &c., mect immediate attention. OAR 110 A a furnished attic room, with board for lady only, ins small family, Terms moderate. Location desirable, Vlease address A. M., Broadway Post Office, for three days. Board required in advance. OARDING.—GENTLEMEN CAN BF ACCOMMODATED with full or partial board, at 7 Warren street. OARD,—A DOUBLE AND SI ROOMS ARE NOW to let, with board, at N East Twenty- third street. Also, a whole floor to let in Twenty-fourth | street, with or without board, Apply as above. OARD ON UNION SQUARE.—APARTMENTS, ELE? gantly farnished, on the first second, or third floor, where comfort and respectability may be relied on. Cold | warm baths and gas; also the use of a pianoforte, if | desirable. Forfell or partial board, apply by note, to'A. B. C., Herald office, with names and residence. Strict re- ferences exchanged. RNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, AT NO. 142 The location is convenient to the by siness part of the The house is first class. The rooms are neatly iurpished, and the funily Breakfast will be served if required. VENTLEMEN'S FURNISHED — ROOMS—IN F corner of William and Frankfort streets. Croton water, and water closets oneach flo ble sitting room attached. 26 cenis nightly; $1 Office never elosed. SOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, AT 2 Waverley place, without board. ‘, WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH or without board, eu suite or singly. The location | iy Central, in the iminediate vieinity of St. John’s park, and convenient to city railroads and stage routes. Apply at No. 6 Beach street. will NTLEMAN AND LADY, private. ou the first day of December, 1s) Wrinpraveat or Crrenser—Srase ov Now Yor STOLEN GOOD: (realest = On ping mt et ee ~~ ~ AAA Circulation. Circulation MICE OF THE CHIFF OF POLICE SUARY 18 $100. $86 $18,609 O 18 Nhe following property is noy the Third Champlain Bank, 120.680 12.562 | District Court, supposed to be sivlen :-—One hat, i 704s nk Rank of Wa under garments, RD.—MP. CHARRU. A ARE FORM pg for the second quarter, at his rooms, 20 Whi thirteenth street, two doors west of Broad 21.108, 19.000 way. Pupils can enter any time, as their quarter Marvin . counts onty from the time they enter. Third soiree on Pratteville Renk, Pr Thurs th inst., Vhite street. Ten individual bankers, who heretofore notice of their intention t ing complied with the py 319, laws of IS{1. by redeeming ninety per cent of their circulation, have withdrawn the held in trust, and deposited an amount of money sufficient to redecim the balance of circulation outstanding. The annexed table shows the munber of banks whore charters will expire in each year, from the Ist Janvary. 1453, to the Ist Jaugary, 1866 elusive, the amount they are entitled to circulate, and the amount in actual circulation wud ou hand on the given 187 FOL Mr. and Mrs. nd quarter. nd Setartay, from 3 to 5 ely, Mondays and Thursdays. 0.810%. All the dances in It ht REED, CORNE TARLAND ace rv ladies and even a7 clove their business, hav Dir ite forioing clisses for ee children, Wednes sions of section 8, chapter Private lees both ine e 7 and t4. 6, and atuurday tak Pesoniber, 188 ACADEMY, A'TTHE SHAKS » Hotel street, ix o Exrinanex or Baxx Caanrens 1s oe at or Sew York Friday who wish to Boi Chavlers will erpive. to circulate, Civeutalion 10 Ist Jan $4.645,000 $4021 3 het 1,575,000 1s 1.016,000 } 265,970 2 000 he second quarter, 1 310.000 Lannay is now prepared to receive an additional number 1 Fe'eh. 1 sae saad 1. Dae and hours of in: Hon—on Wednesdays ; peecpned ways & three o'clock } 200, 000 ©, WRIGHT'S DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY 5) 00 140.884 Hall, Bowery, opposite Spring street.—Mr. Wright }- 474 820 A inform his’ trie will 1 150,000 commence on Saturd January bing 1 94,819 now will receive four months (nition for the quarter. Fur 1 0, 150,000 | particulars, inquire at Mr. Wrenleave's 161 Tenth stree j 1,300,400 1,746,812 . 1 1,000,000 440.908 —PROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT 1 100,000 ms, No. 361 Broome street. “i 006 sof th's country and Kucope ‘ 1.100,000 st possible tine, and on moderate w class for ladies, and wives om Tu 16 o'clock." A new 7 till 10) $e titution® expire We limi- probubly we shall have double the banking from Long be tation ve all these in capital and cirewlation now in existence. As the Gpaptae = ti DANCING AND WALTZING ACA charters of the banks incladed in the ubove stete- SS ieuy” 36 Tron! * bg Rad pl tis ane a Bhd 9 ment run ont, they will he renewed under the pro- "h? wish to learn the nem he seeorid qu Hs vis of the general banking law. There ig no eee ever it poems OF th danger but that we shall have as great an increas lewy es The pid in The paper isues of our bunks are, without doubt, better secured than HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. \ AND SLEIGH 1 He KIS {and hand OBetion anda thove of any other State in t Union, and th Jittie over 15), bonds One of the bert annvally improving. As the charters of the o Ho 4 Bank ecuiler ates cicetcen fund banks expire, their circulation is with: F : > ~ ted eng oe nis withdrawn NOR SALE—A YOUNG pony. uid re-issued upon the basis of the hk seeurity de over fourteen hands high, -ix ve old, sound posited with the Comptroller. Very few of the old Apply at th of Bridge and Tillare 1 Kt buh banks are wound up a aa 2 Stock Exchange. ——_e, AND FORBIGN AGENCY. CLLY OF WASH A on tr neler the dire on Aaron Haight 1 of the Supreme Court of the United of chime on Frie Ine PrieR CP ng in Wachir 4 7 ; » Deparim 6.000 EvieRt.C. Bale 62.100, sion of fines, penalties, and fo 1,000 Hud. 1st Mt. Bids. 104, he ieee, of other laws of 2000 Hud. 24 Mt Ba of debts, legacies, 9 000 Hud BND 1 States and foreig 45 she Corn Ex and State -ceurities, colle > Merchants’ Bx wes, gud other money business 0 Union Bonk wnde for foreign emigrants, &e 20 Cean Bank, at and reliable correspondents 1% Bank SN. Ameviea 108), in the sever 44 Territories of the Union, and will r au give his prompt and faithful attention (9 ail business con 45 Mc 2) fided (0 the agency. Letiers must be post pnid, Office 4) south corner of Fifivonth street, opp 100 Department A 1 | Direotor and Consul Genera! of Ke Oy 4 Wash Vecomber 1892 | f ATIC ROOMS TO LI TO SINGLE GENTLE with every accommodation, for $1 50 per week. mnmodated with board, if required. Alse, one bedroom, on the third floor, for a geatlemun and y. For particulars call at 415 Broadway. TWO LADY BOARDERS CAN AVE GOOD ACCOMMO dations, with « lady living alone, at 145 Greene st. T™ | or exchanged, and should there be any difference, $800 to | een in operation, and bas done a first rate busi | pleasant, and profitable bu R SALE—THE SLOOP CITIZEN. SHE CARRIES 149 tons ; in in first rate order for any business ; bbe is well calculated for the lumber trade. Inquire of MIDDLETON BELL, No. 74 Cortlandt stroot. OR SALK—HOUSE AND L¥ASE OF LOT NO. 56 F North Moore street, near St. John's park. Lot 25 by 81% feet ; house 25 by 49 fect, three stories, with en closed piaava, tyro attic rooms, ‘and all the modern im- provements. If not sold at private ale before the 27th, will that day bo sold at auction, at the Merchants’ E change, at 12 o'clock, by Authony J. Bleecker. SAMUEL METER, No. 66 North Moors street, or No. 64 Day atreet. FRO SAL ON LIBERAL TERMS —ONE LOT, AND TWO housea, No. 26 Ludlow strvet, near Grand; five lots, ith the buikiings thereon, Nos. 64, 66, 66, 70, and 72 Goerck street. These properties pay a good interest on the investment; the last named could, ata small expense, be converted into a factory. Also, fifty desirable lots, the groatest part of them thirty feet by one hundred, in the city of Newark, eligibly situated. “For further pat- ticulars apply to F. D, HERVILLY, No, 3 Rechange place. LEON THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT PROSPECT 11, Brooklyn, » two and a half story house, formerly kept as a hotel, containing fourteen rooms, with bara, carriage house, sheds, pump, cistern, &c., surrounded with fruf and shade trees, mine and a half lote of ground. Everything coayenient, For terms inquire at 29 Grand street. J. 8, GILBERT. WOR SALE.—A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE UP TOWN— throe stories with basemont and cellar, built in the newest style, with yard in the rear, decorated with grape vines, flowor beds, &c. Very suitable for a gentleman doing business in any part of the city. ‘The ownor is about to retire to the country, and will sell at a ve reasonabia price. Apply between the hours of 11 A. M. and 21’, M., to WM. R. TAYLOR, No. ¢ Now atreet, near Wall street: OR SALE.—THE SIOCK AND FIXTURES OF A wholesale and retail liquor store, with rectifying tubs all complete. Sickness in the family is the reason for selling. It will be sold for the sum of $650, and no one need apply if they have not the cash. Apply at the corner of Carll and Willoughby streets, East Brooklyn, GNOR SALE—TWO SPLENDID COUNTERS, SUITABLE for the dry goods, liquor, or general trade, together with one splendid oyster bar. Apply at 121 Water street. OR SALF—THREE HOUSES AND LOTS ON DOWN. ing street, paying 12 per cent ; a valuable lot on Seventeenth street, between Irving place and Fourth avenue ; a three story house on Twenty-eighth street, between Fourth and Madison avenues, $6,500. Also, a three story house on Twenty-eighth street, near Lexington avenue, $5,500; a three story house on Tenth street, $5,500 : a fine house on Twenty-seventh street, $12,000. Also, one ou Twenty-fifth street, $10,000. K. B. KINSHIMER, 319 fourth avenue, 2 to7 P.M. OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN this city or vicinity—120 acres of land, i the town of Howell, county of Livingston, u, by the State plank road running from Detroit to the capi- tal. ‘he same is situated between two large villages, three miles from one, and two from the other—one is Howell, the county seat, school-house within half a mile, and stages pass the land twice each day. ‘The land is of the very best kind, and will be sold for $1,000, no lesa— The ativertiser has owned Ad $1,200 will be paid in cash. this land six years, and knows the title perfect. dress B. J. BEAN, Horald office. OR SALE.—A SEGAR MANUFACTURING FSTAB- con: ig ot stock and fixtures. Has ess, for mn down town, Will be sold mediately. Apply at (No. 8 No. 1,) 15 Beekman street, near Naw at, the past six y ata bargain if s Clinton court. of sau street. wR SALE.—TH! go to Cali ADY! RISER, WHO INTENDS TO hes to ‘sell a light, genteel, iness in this city; also, some forniture here, a ling lots two miles from New York. Parties, having $500 to $3,000, wishing to pur- ¢, may address Americus, Herald office. A six bi E OR FOUR GENTLEMRN CAN BE led with good rooms, hi ron Sundays, in a py ind street, betwee rcnces required. Ade ACCOMMO. TPURE ee: te fan st anc . B, box 586 THE MILITARY. r R MERTING OF hold at armory, on Satu ; h, at No. 42 avenue A, after their return from their first annual target excursion, it was unanimonsly resolved ‘That the thanks of (his company be tendered to our in’ vited guests of thix oceasion; also, for the valuable prizes presented to us by our gnests: we also tender our heart- | (elt thanks to Mrs. Murtin Hill, and numerous other ladies, who presented us with those beautiful wreaths on this occasion, and may th ya be many, and, as the flowers | prevented to this company, bright;’ also, to Martin Hill, trom whom the company derives its name, we tender our sincere thanks for the valuable presents nade to us on this occasion, and we would add, may his path be one of usefulness through life, may peace, pl ‘| prosperity attend him through all his business i those who know him now will know him no We wonki also return our thanks to the mem Connel i juded for the use of their colors on this oeca- 4 : W. LAWRE J.B. Lrvinestox, Ist Lieut, ANNUAL REGIMENTAL BALL, 1363. Weg to American Ritles, that no jens veacon, and that mone will be spared to promote the cen fort and enjoyment of all that may favor them with their attendance. ‘Tickets can be procured of any member of tho regiment, and at Lieut. Colonel Moody's, No. 138 Major Parker's, Gothic Hall, and of Capt. ry stre tr 48 Ver SECOND COMPANY COLON Hall, the following reso MERIING OF THI held ot Hermitege = were adopted -— That we retary our sincere thanks to our in Mesars. J. Bishop, J. Davison, J, Clate, T. ith. for their splendid prizes, and the imps ner in whieh they distributed them, Also to Lieutenant J. W. Reok, for « splendid watch and chain. Also to Mies Fisher, of Ninth street, and Miss Jessop, of OUrehard street, for the beautiful wreaths presented ay | prizes solved. That to Mrs. Fish, of the Manhattan Hotel nnot express our gratite inven hed us on and we ommend wll companies to our worthy hoste« H _ Resolved, That the above resolutions, be published in | the New York Herald J. J BARON, Chairman 8. Roper. Secretary JNSTRUCTION. naw are J ARITHMETIC, FTC aut, We D ville, £89 Prondway, devote attention, @tain.ire iy, to imparting to those who may need them, the neces sary instructions for becoming thorough preetical book keepers. Opeu during the day and evening, ‘Terms reas ; sonable AND PRIVATE 1 IN ties for private tuition at Mr. Gokleanith's Writing Rooms, 289 Broadway, bare induced hiian to offer the advantages of private lessons toa larger | number of pupils than he has hitherto been seeustomed | to recive s the attention of all who who would hand with certainty and de r classes are open, the his usual charge Gq DEMITH'S CLASSE T the peculiar £ TO) COMPLETE A CLASS WEEE 1 rep | ies, tac arithme Ae. Address < _ = - or M A. CASSARD. PROPESSOR, BY DIPLOMA, OF th panteh low. honorary member of the Hayona Filerary hy many years’ experi ence in teaching, a% he has been for along time director of one of the best colloges in the Island of Cuba, being abo able to teach the Freneb language, and to give a ical knowledge in the uselal art of asses io the different branch: Also, private ciaases for jadies and genilemen. Th willattond @ clase 8 college or respectable family. Terma moderate, lest erence Girma, togother with (he attestation of many of his pupils Apply at No, 94 Pogetin a rear Teeny of education aboy aie, | general | For particulars apply to Mr. J. W. Jones, » hye DENTS | of den: SALF—A FOUR-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON Seventh avenue, near Twenty-fifth street, nearly uew. Terms favorable. Apply to J. PECARE, 163 OR SALE re YEARS LE. stock of a first class grocery and wine business, in a fine neighborhood, up town; ihe stock is small, but oud, and assorted, Rent moderate: The principal fix. tures belong to the premises. Inquire of Messrs. CLARK & THOMPSON, 183 Reade street. MPORTANT TO COUNTRY CHURCHES AND C( gations,—I'or sale—A fine tasty set of ornamer MIBCELLANBOUR. SANA e AL YARD. — THE Telnet, ies ak coal nex Se ee chedia snk tectgh deca, connec |i ith hin it yard. eis amie t Fire, 108 Chrystie atroet. a Edam Ra he atte) OAL.—THE SUBSCRIBER [5 PREPARKD TO FURNIAME Peach Orchard, from tho most ap) mines, at the lowest market price. Also, Lehigh, (of the furmase Seog Lvecnenl, Cannel, and Broad Mouniain, HENRY '¥, 68 Murray atrest, corner of Caualand Km, sad corner of Jane ‘and Weat atreets. Wd. NAMELLED FURNITURE. -- WARREN WARD, WHOTE- sale manufacturer of enamelled furniture, Ne. 14é Grand treet, New York.—W. W. gives his whole atten buit—comy bureau with glass, washatand, commode, toilet table, towel stand, aurse rocker, and four chairs. No. 144 Grand streot, ome bleok REAT [MPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.—TOOTE ache instantly relieved without extraction, by Dre H.C, O'Connor andJ. Connery, surgical and mechanical dentists, and manufacturers of incorruptible tooth, at 62 Lisponatd street, near Broadway. All operations im dem tistry exeouted in the easiest aud safest mode, aud upon the most reasonable terms. JOT RERIVED PER STEAMER BALTIC—A PEW new atyles of velvet cloaks, trimmed with real Hw- son's bay furs, which, tn consequence of the Latences of the season, will be sold for lesa than cost of imy i Price $126. Also, a few handsome velvet cloaks, trimmed with Freach furs.” Price $45. JAMES BECK & CO., 366 Broadway. EW FIRMS OR OTHERS REQUIRING BILL HEAD®, circulars, cards, or in fact printing of any d 4 tion, cen have it done in a (lop anner, at 3. T. a LAHAN’S printing office, 113 Nassau atreet, Times building. ROPARD SLEIGH RUGS.—WILLIS & CONCKIEN@ have just received a few very beautiful cays toe oy a very bandsome article for aleigh riding, which low, at 49 Nassau atroat, pan. HANGINGS. —THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUME of Thomas Faye & Co.. 446 Pearl atrect, offer the largest and choicest assortment of paper hangings (incladiag some of the most magnificent decorations) in thie markot, at unusually low rates. Great oare and stteution bestewsd on the retail department, ETROPOLITAN HOTKI.—THE MIRRORS OF THER Eras ear hotel aco frou the Belgian manufactory rie, 'Oignies, 4. ROLIKER MOLLMANN & A. PERINR, | 255 Pearl atroct, Sole Agomt GAINT NICHOLAS HOTEL. —THE MIRRORS OF THE HY magnidcent hotel ace trom the Belgian manufactony of Ste, Marie d’Vignian. A. ROLKER MOLLMANN, & A. PRRIBR, 250 Poarl street, Bole Agente. "PAE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTORING ‘Company, 60 Maiden lane, New York, have just re- ceived from ‘their factory 60,000 pairs of metalic India rubber boots and 4, Goodyear's patont, with mow style rough bottoms, and warranted unsurpassed by ang in the market. INDOW CURTAINS—PRICKES REDUCKD—NO. 440 Pearl street, corner of William.—The subsorikers are prepared to sell tho balance of their stock of curtéim materials, at greatly reduced prices; silka and damadk, laoe and invalin curtains, window cornices All kind’ o€ curtain trimming, at wholosale or rota CHILDS & SMITH, Practical Upholsterens. ~ BAY'S NIOUKRENOLEO HAS NEVER FAILED TO cure the worst cases of falling off of the hair um two or three days. A trial will convince any lady or gon- tloman of this. The following is from Benson J. 4 author of the “Field Book of the American Revolution’ :— “New Yors, Aug.3, 186%.—I am delighted with the salutary effects of Debay's Nioukrenoleo, in not only ar- resting the falling off of my hair, but in Promoting ite ‘owth upon a spot which had become nearly 2 hore is now a fine growth thereon, andas my hair dees not, ad heretofore, come out in small win-rows im the comb, I am satisfied that another half dozen bottles wil give me the head-covering of ten yeara ago. My wife has ued jt with the same effect, and would not be without it, aso toilet material. Please send it soon, as we sre using the last bottle. Yours, very truly, Bryson J. Loasna,’ “New Yorx, March'13, 1852.—We have wsed Debay’s Nioukrenoleo in our family with singular success; im fact it has accomplished almost miraculous result rester- ing and strengthening the hair; and I feel convinced that itty by far the best and most elegantly got up’ prepara tion in the market. Youra, reapectfully, F. Saunpers, No. Park place.” Yor sale by FE. French, bookseller, No. 130 Nassau street; T. J. Crowen, bookseller, No. 509 Broadway; Be- witt & Davenport, booksellers, Tribune Buildings; Mra. D. Sargent, No. 1St.’ Mark's piace, and booksellers generally; also, in Brooklyn, by Mra. Hayes, No. 175 Fultom street: N. B.—letiera must be addressed to Dr. K. F. DKBAY, (care of F. French,) No. 183 Nassau street. TENANTS’ REGISTER. GREENWICH STREET, NEXT MERCHANT Exchange Bank, corner of Dey street —To let, third, fourth, and fifth lotta, in the new five story brewm stone building, for manufacturing or other business. Possession can be had immediately. Inquire at Healy's fancy store, second door below, or on the premises. H’ ‘ AND FURNITURE TO L&T, ON ONIORT square, containing thirteen rooma and basement, clegantly furnished, and with cold and warm baths, gas, and other modern improvements, with a responsible avd respectable tenant. The owner will board with lais family to moderate the rent large families of the a need not apply note to House, Herald of S™ ARS—00,000 Yara Pourding house keepers of Address by for sale by DIAGO BROS, & C®., No. 91 Front street. 10 LYT—THRER SPLENDID NEW PARLORS AND - bedrooms, with hot and cold baths, at the new Ool- lins Hotei, coraer of Canal and West streets. Also, a few single rooms, at moderate prices. me BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANIES. | Let—The store No. 55 Fulton street street. Also, the basem: fectory: also, the lotta if they may ba required, om lease, possession given immediately. Apply on the pee: | AO RENT—THE UPP | roadw: ‘The house is | able for a dwelling or business ve had immediately HOUSE NO. 626 and is suit session cam Apply at No. #1 Clinton place. —A FIVE-STORY CORN situated between Canal and Apply at 144 Chambers street building, Chambers streets. 0 LET OR LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS—a handsome, large, new brick building, 50 feet freat and 100 feet deep, situated in one of the best Wards for manufacturing purposes, adjacent to several ferries; a tures, highly adapted toadorn a church, and consisting of Llarge chandalier, with 21 lights; 4/o. do. 14 lights each; 18 branches, 3 do. do.;8 straight do. standing, 3 do. do. andelicrs. For particulars apply to J. LEVY & CO., 110}; Willian street. ILN DRIED BARRELS AND HALF BARREIS—FOR flour, sugar, cement, &c.—a barrel of extra strength, and one that will not shrink, manufsetured and for sale at No, 413 West atreet, by W. HUMPHREY. INE, SUBSCRIBER OF FERS FOR SALE, IN EXCHANGE for city property, his stock of goods, consisting of a ssortment, auch a3 iy usually kept ina country store, sitnatedin Ovid, Seneca county, State of New York. ‘The location is one of the best in Western New York, and has done the leading business of the place for the past | ree and flourishing academy in the pla street, or to the subscriber, in Ovid, Seneca cor JOHN PERG s A FANCY stor —— street, the proprietor being city. A COMPLETE N) ) BEAUTIFUL CASE. use a she May ‘be seen at Mesars. tin 7 JOPES, WHIIE & CO.'S Dental Depot, 263 Browdway, ‘Po ne so1D—THR LEASE OF A GOOD HOUSE, SITU- ed n Urooklyn. Itis in one of the best thorough fures fora shades or boarding house. Also, wanted to purchase, a hall door, with stained glass; also, three mir. rors. Address, with real name, Mr. James, Herald office. ry.O BANKS AND lots on W! for sale, or (o lense ona lon: improve them; or a five story marble front building would be erected on them, with suits of rooms suitable for insurance companics in basement and second floor, nking roow. with some light, ow the first » pad) whieh Ofin be seo: Apply to 8. B. SULIRESELIN, 156 Jobin secttts wi 1 BE EXCHANGED FOR CITY IMPROVED PRO. perty, ‘ive lots situated on Twenty-nin{ ft street, and nine on Twenty-sixth street, a fine farm of severity three acces, with gnod house, barns, and other outheuses, 1, INSURANCE, treat, COMPANIKS—TWO_ war and above Wall street, le Orange cous of first rate Iai Jer a good state of cultivation, well watered, good fruit, good houre, barns, &e. JOSELH DAVISON, Azotian Hotel, $85 Broadway JNFSS FOR SALE.—THE wre LE SPGAR BU: oprietor of a well established business, paying from $2,500 to $4,000 per aunum, will sell the same to any party who is willing to pay a fair bor on hand Is small, and will be sold low. ‘The location is one of the most (tsirable in the lower part of the city, | and where an increased trade can be confidently relied vpon. Satisfactory reasons for selling will be given, To any party wishing to enter into a safe and profitable | bn-iness, « good opportunity is offered. For partioutars, addvess Negars, Herald office. ———— DAGUERREOTY?PES, DRY GOODS, AND SHA ot of plain po Marie Fouls wn, ashes Of roves, and all other de rich brocade, somo new plaid and at reduced prices ; eubroiderias. For NG, 34) Bond way y; 17 single light branches, and 8 large | traments, for sale; have only been in | lease to parties wishing to | | | on ch trees «nil abundance of other fruit. Also, a farm, | from Newburg, of 105 acres | Apply to | ‘The stock , | New York. height of stories, from 12 to I4 feet, including basement. | It is admirably adapted for any business requiring steam. power, snd in fact. for any business requiring « staunch, roomy building. The situation is high and commandi nd need only tobe seen to be appreciated. [t will belet or | leased to a good tenant. ata fair price. Possession may | be had of the principal part of the premises immodiately, and the entire building from Ist February to Ist May next. Address Tease, Herald Office i ) FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A FINE 4h LET, It, three story and basement dwelli modern with baths, gas, &c., and the new and fashionable furm- few days. eek. | ture, all for sale low. Vossession given in a | Apply at No. 812 Greenwich street, for TNO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, OR THR furniture for sale, a first class threo story hoa im ‘Iwenty sixth street, near Lexington avenue, with hot, cold and shower baths, water closets, &c. ‘The owner hay- ing recently lost his wife, would like to lease the property | and sell the furniture to a good tenant. Possession om the Ist of February, if required. Address, House, box 1,525 Dost Oftice. Wa TO LET—A SMALI. FURNISHED BKD- room, to a respectable female; also, a child to board, from four to five years old, where it will meet with a mother's care, Please call at 159 and 125 (old and new numbers) Hlizaboth street, third door, buck room, | near Broome street. Can be seen tor a weet. | AM d ANDER SAFFS.—C. J. GAYLER'S patent.—ROBERT M. PATRICK, No. 90 John stroet, the sole manufacturer, in the United States, of the | above original and only reliable Salamanders, both as re- gards accurity against fire and burglars, Kyery safe wold at this establishment is manufactured under the personal saperintendence of Mr. C. J. Gayter, whose oxperience of | twenty-six years aga maker, togethor with the man, | severe tests which safes of his manufacture have tri- | umphantly withstood, in this and othor citiey warrant | the subscriber in recommending {hem as superior to any in wes, They are the only safos to which Mr. i. C. Geffin's patent impenetrable deflence lock is or caa be ap A large number of these Jocks are already ia use | hy banks, broxora, morchants, jowellors, and othora, and | from the perfect security whic they afford against thy | efforts of the mont wki@ul burglars, oithor by moans of gunpowder, false keys, picks, or drills, togethor with their convenience, simplicity, and durability combined, are rapidly increasing imati - ly offered as equal, perior, world, Safss of all sizes, suitable for merchants, bankers, jewellers, record offices, steamboats, &c., fire and thiet bank vau't doors, plate chesta for private families, made to order, at the depet, No. 90 John street, corner of Gold, by ROBERT M. PATRICK. 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