The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1854, Page 7

» SEW PUBLICATIOSS. ARNUM'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.--NEARLY READY, the life of P. T. Barnum, written by himself: Tn which he narrates his early history as clerk, mer- hant, and editer. and his later career as showman, with portrait on steel, and numerous illustrations by Darley. none volume. 12mo. Price $1 26. In this work I have given, in every particular, the true ud the only full account of my, enterprises.—Prface. CONTENTS: CHAPTER MY KARLY HISTORY. sreaking the Iee—A Debt Discharged—Living Statues— ive, you Vagabond !-—Speealation in Horns—The Biter ait Horse and his ler—The Crisis—John wo ¢o—A Naval Officer—Pennies and Sixpennies—Fish oat t Water—First Visit to New York—Adventures in the ‘ity—Speculation in Guns and’ s—-Fonds unping Low—My First Swap—Vast Sup; . in. ion Morals—End of the a CHAPTER II. CLERK IN A BTORE—ANECDOTES, Clerk ina Store—An Eye to Business—Joxers’ Ext m3 tioo— Among the Bogs-ra Horact's Next D a Neat ey Es Land—Vanished Desams_—Rasor Strops —Diamond Cat Diamond—Drunkard’s of jonor—The. Dark. Picture—Credit Stop, Tricks of trade—1 in a Bed—Traps and Barricades—Battle of he Spurs—The Wi Horse. crate Fat So cera —1y n—The Halt Shaved—The Razor 3 neepy ae Hedying the Deacons—Stretehing tly ti ee e jn the Logs. hare Cousternation—A Dry Seasun—The Miller's ‘rial—The Verdict—Old Bob—Bob in the Boga—The Rider foot—A Slave for Life Marking tho Value. CHAPTER V. A BATOW OF IXCIDENTS, Money -Making—l otteries—An Attractive Scheme—No lanke—small I in Humbug—Cutting p Bacon—Out of Breath—An off Ox—White-faced Rum A by tp ee oven tie ne sl ae Tables ‘urn hing the Censu: ju cl ark iaiorng yhics ‘A Strange Neme—Taking an Oath—Button Sis ve Tin Peclar—Trading in Whetstones—The Difference Materials for my Book—The Wood Choppor—Exeite- ment Increases—The Wonderful Bean—A Joke Foreclosed Death of my Father—A Trade in BRottles—My Lottery Bottles: and Skimmers—Lota of Tin—Doggerel—Mys- rious Stockings—Curtous Coincidence—An Act of *Charity”? x Symptoms—Tit for Tat—Trade in Rus- sin—Comedy of Exrors—The Fun Flics—The Explanation Filling Rum Bottles—The Old Peusioners—The Duel— Dead Shot. CHAPTER VI. INCIDENTS AND VARIOUS SCHEMES. A Too-string—Spirit of Speculation—On my own Hook Youthful. Kestiessness—Suecoasful Experiment—Ex- ending Business—Swearing out the Balance—Seeing the lephant — Foreing a Settlement — Pettifogging—The jpeech Spoiled—My Maiden Plea—A Cheap Wedding —The Disappointed Squire—Ihe Quack Dentist—Geese Fea- hers—Consultation—The Love-letter — Vinegar and Tenler Lines~Tho Compro- —A Close Shave—Useful Ia- formation—Facts and Figures—The Lottery Mania—Plot Jand Counterplot—My, Marriage—The Irish Pediar—The Mock Trial—Motion to Adjourn—A Real Lawyer—A Scattering Court—Judge Parsons—Housckeeping—Re. Nigious Excitement—cwctarian Dolities—The Herald of Freedom—The Libel Suit—In Jail—The Day of Jnbilee— Hulancing Accounts. CHAPTER VII. STRUGGLING—-JOICE BRATH—VIVALLA. Removal to New York—Tempting Advertisements— Seeking Employment—Disappointment—Darrow and the Shirt—Missed a Figure—Joive Heath—My First Interview —Bill of Sale—I purchase Joice—The Contract—Exhibi- tion at Niblo's—Management—Notices of the Preds—Law- rie Todd—Ancient Hymns—Joice in Boston—Maelzs|—Im- portant Discovery—A Ludicrous Iucident—Signor Vivalla Wily ‘Second Show-—Washington City—Scene inthe Senate—Anne Royall—A Tempest of Wrath—The Paul Pry—Proposed ‘Speculation—Pawning my Watch—The ‘Chiallenge—A Crotchet—Private Interview—Great Ex- citement—Trial of Skill—The Moral—Death of Jorce— Yost Mortem Examination—A Statement—Lymands Hoax —Newspaper Controvesy—False History—My Object. CHAPTER VII. ‘THE TRAVELLING CIRCUS, Our First Performance—Incident in Church—Old_Tar- ing—Conspiracy Defeated—Contriicted Quarters—A Per- ilous Journey—Vivalla and the Indian—Conrage Oozed Out—The Egg Trick—A Discomftted Jugler—Yankee Munchausen—The Mysterious Boots—A Long Nap—Liv- jak, Po gry eng, 4 Uncle’s Number—Legs by the Bushel —Bad Luck—A Friend in Need—A Hasty Wedding—A Sudden Departure—Advertising for a Partuer—Curious Propositions—A New Business—Remnants of my Capital —A Batch of Receipts—A Showman Again—Recollec of my Tour—A Mock Diamond—In Jail Again. CHAPTER IX. THR AMERICAN MUSEUM. ¥ New Enterprises—Foot in the Ladder—Strong Resolu- tions—The fearon egg te heroes -An in- terview—Proposition: Island in—. ulse— ‘Tactics—Ths Shots Take Etfect—Stra Foiled—Th Vietory—Neek ood Nothing—Museum at ioe Ke nos aed and boar a Ia- ion ‘ork—l iminaties—Sie! ‘s Explanat Grand, y ‘The Old Dutebman—A it of Announcement—' the “Mare maid’’—Mermaid and Segar—' Nonplussed Striking the Flag—Receipts ‘in Contrast— Profitable Opposition—Gen. Tom Thumb—A Frank Con- fession. CHAPTER X. barkation Tobacoo Trick—Courtesy for s Fee—A Yankee Gaide— Gloomy Prospects—Gleam of Sunshine—Value of Dwarfs the London oe Peake pe Excluded—Mr. Everett before the Queen aching Out—Tém ‘andthe ‘Thumb Yoodle—The Prince of Wales—toyalty and Yankee 1 Popularity—The Queen Dor ‘The Iron Duke and Bonaparte—The Emperor N! Review at Windsor—Louis Philippe—Royal Industry— a Relics—Worth Makes the Maa—Golden Calves—A Day with Albert Smith—Who is co Eas Guy of Warwick—A Flock of Showmen—A Grea! Dey ‘Work—Castle Hunting—Yankee Curiosity—A Lucky —An American Prince—Suspicious gat neclote of Franklin—Electric Glory—Distinguished Americans— The General at Home—Twenty-five Cents’ Worth—iour in the United States—The General in Cuba—Raising Turkeys. CHAPTER XI. A to Baroy Terms of Engagement—Misre] n Agent pe— D> resentat -The Contract—A Surprise—The Agreement Katified—A Cheap Pieture—Preparing the Way—First Meeting with Jenny—The Landing—Water versus —A New Proposition —Jenny’s wolence—The Firat Concert—Enthusiastic Reception—Petty Annoyance— Management: Preas—Hecei; An Affecting Inci- dent—A Ruse—Power of Imagination—President Fill- more—Messrs. Clay, Cass, Webster and Benton—Wash- ington’ Grave-Siaking. Hands—Rxtompore, Waiter— Christmas Tree—Solemn Moments—Jenny in Havana—A ‘Triumph—Reereation—Vivalla and his -—The Prodi- gy—Up the em acrid Mystified Barber—The Her- nuit: April Fool—Another Ruse—Humbuzged after All—Useless Revolvera—The Engagement Closed—Jen- cny’s Marriage—Charity Concerts—!rice of Tickets—To- tal Regeipts of Concerts—Jenny Lind’s Receipts. CHAPTER XII. ‘¢S1pE SHOWS’’—BUITALO HUNT, FTC. Moving Shakspere’s House—Swiss Bell-Ri: j—Va- rious Se ee Museum—Travelli Menagerie—The Woolly Horse—Fremont’s Nondeserip' —His Last Kieck—The Herd of Butialoes—A Free Exhibi- tion—Buffalo Hunt—Pleased with Humbag—Circum- stances Alter Cases—Monkey and Gander Skins. CHAPTER XIiI. TEMPERANCE AND AGRICULTURE, My Temperance Movement—An Inextricable Dilemma My Conversion—Self Delusion—The Maine Law—Tem- perance Lectures—A Question Answered—Cold Victusls --A Man without Friends—Gratifying Incident—Tempe- rance Tract—Agrieulture—Siall :’otatoes—Grafts ‘and buckers—Indigestible Food—Importance of Agriculture ~-Labor and Taste—The Merchant—Astounding Facts— ickpocket om Show—In the Same Trap—Taking in a Cassenger—The Wrong Barnum—Farming Stock—The Game Keeper. CHAPTER XIV. SUNDRY BUSINESS ENTERPRIGES, Tire Annihilator—Pequonnock Bani—Dlustrated "travelling apenks Wanted, “Address, and av ata Wanted, eating districts desired, 38. REDFIED, Pubhaher, 110 ond 112 Nassau street, York. ryOOR'S MAP OF ALL THE RAILWAYS—FINISHED oat ee eat a5 a mon ge and “ ocket edition, just out. sent by mail to any [art of the wor . Price one dollar, American nilroad Journal office, 9 Spruce street, up stairs. ORPORATION NOTICE—DEP AR’ OF REPAIRS und Supplies, December 13, 1854—To Contractors. ‘Sealed proposals will be reoeived at the office of the immmineloner. of and Supplies, No. 3 City Hall Desement, until Saf December 23, 1864, at 1: o'clock M., at which time ad opened, in ance Vile ae Cueperg meter a for the pa of Chatham si fourth avenue, ‘Union square, Mp oncaeel oiih the Russ pavement, with granite block peraecet better known as the 2 pavement Ali information in regard thereto can be ‘al the office of the Commissioner of ber a and Sep- ts; No. rota basement. Blank estimetes can had at the ice. N. B.—The Commissioner re- nerves the to reject all or any of the estimates if dectued for the interest of the tion. PURDY, Commissioner of Repairs ‘and Supplies. n WAARAD AD ARARRAAAARAARANAD OWN FOR HOUSER FURNITURK—ANY PER- son wishing to dispose of the whole or part of his household furniture Lj it be good sad cheap, hear » of a cash customer, till era 7 8 Kine, which which will be treated ao: wC b., at the Fylten Hotel, in Fulion steeet, N, ¥, ADVEBTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY_DAL. | First rance—School Expericnee—John Haicht— | change | -Anticipatims—An Ex- Overboard—Indian File—Unique | land unless CHARTS. Eewerrrre er, Lanner SHIPSASTERS.—THE ATTENTION OF THE BOARD i of underwriters has recently been called to a most blo general chart of: the coast from Gay Head to Cape Heniopon, from a survey under the direct on of & R. Hassler and A. D. aul tendents of the sur- vey of the coast of the Uni States.”’ Published in 1so8., It is the judgment of the board that this chart should be in the possession of every shi ter trading to and from the of New York, ead tt i jon lieved that if its directions are carefully observed, and | | the lead and line properly used by competent hands, no | j reael would be stranded on - shores of Long Island | or New , unless ven & hurricane. It is earnestly hoped that every navigator who regaris net me: the safety of perty, but his own reputa- tion.and the interests of human'ty, will avail himself of | the means by which shipwreck and disacter on our coast | ime TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A | y may be avoided, except io those very rare oases iu which human skill and vigilance are overruled by the ele- | nents. ‘Ihe board deem it proper to publish herewith the fol- pany the chart above referred ELWOOD WALTER, Sec. Board of Underwriters. December 9,J1854. Sailing directions for Vessels from Sea.—General direc- tions —The Gulf stream, by its high temperatare, gives the first warning of an approach to the coast. In lati- tnde 3844 deg. it is nearly 340 nautical miles from the land, messuring on a parallel of latitude. After passing through it, tho temperature begins to fall. There is also | & fall of temperature on striking soundings, which shows the time to use the deep-sea lead, | | The color of the water changes with the depth. From | 150 to 50 fathoms it from dark blue to light Dlue; and from 50 to 30 fa ‘and less, from a light showing the depths of 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 86 and 100 fethome, bp to | Senne ‘the shore; and between the 8¢ and 100 out i i i 5 z i ; : i titude of a ship's place is usually better known than the beet os but the latter is the most important A on 3] thia coast, and can be determined ap- ximately from the latitude in connection with the jistance between the curves of depth. ‘To show the slope of the bottom, .1 the sudden change in the depth, on a sown lings, sections of the bottom five hi wi are drawa on the wap, are added. The rise o! the outer bank slope is #0 rteep that if uncertain of position, from want of obser- Sat‘ons, the careful use of the lead will preserve from rom danger. Eottom.—In 109 fathoms, east of the entrance of Delaware Bay, the bottom, in 100 fathoms, is most. dark gray sand, mixed with broken shells. To the nort! o, th porallol it is mostly green and blue mud, mixed witl : In less than, 100 fathoms, east of Delaware Bay, the bottom, between 100 and 40 fathoms, is most frequeatly sand and broken inside of 40 fathcms, gray or yellow sand, with black ‘specks. North of this parallel the bottom is as often m sand, the mud being more frequent going to the northeast, until off Block fsland, where the bottom from 100 to 20 fathoms is mostly green mud or ooze, koown as the Block Island soundings. Green mud or ooze cannot be found within fifteen mites of Block Island, and seldom to the west of the meridian of Montauk Point, in less than 50 fathoms water. Between 40 and 20 tathoms,off the coast of Long Island and New, Jersey, the character of the bottom changea so often between these depths that constant reference must be made to the descriptions on the chart. Bouud to New York.—Courses —From the eastward, striking soundings in more than 3b fathoms, green mud, steer direct for Sandy Hook, making Nevesink or the Light Boat. Striking souadings in leas than 30 fathoms, green mud, steer to the northward of west, shoaling the water very gradually on that course, If beating against a-westerly wind in the nightor thick weather, do not siand into less than 18 fathoms on the northwarily tack till nearly up with Fire Island Inlet. The chart shows that after passing inside of 25 fathoms the soundings decrease very slowly going west, and very rapidly going north, or on Long Iéland shore. Thia distinction should be carefully borne in mind. Nors.—If vessels from the east bound to New York fall in sight of Flankaty Light, they are too noar to Davis’s fouth Shoal, and’ will keep to the southward till they lowing extracts from che ee which accom- | oes it. P'Prom the soutliward end eastward shape the course from the Nevesink Lights, observing the precautions with the lead given in the guneral direstions. Sk. From the southward, bound to New York from the southward, nothing is gained by running into less than 15 fathoms water. To the north of Barnogat less than 15 fathoms is unsafe, 10 or 12 fathoms being found within a mile and a quarter of the beach. fin 15- fathoms in the night or thick weather, the lead should be kept in hand and the bottom examined. Gravelly bottom indicates too veer an approach to land. To ran for New York harbor from the Light Boat, whon up with the Light Boat, if without a pilot steer NW, by W. 34 W, and after shoaling the water to eight fathoms, take up the range for thojchannel to be entered according to the direetious on the chart of New York bay and harbor. Bottom Near the Coast.—From Sandy "Hook towards the south, the bottom changes from fine sand to coarse gray sand. On approsetnog Barnegat it becomes gravel- iy; and off the mouth of thag inlet, it is gravel pebbles, and insome places thells. The soundings also change from ten to seven fathoms at the same distance from the shore. After passing Barnegat, the bottom changes News—New York Crystal Mines—Beg- ing Weber cnt met om for Mating ry Fortune™: from gravel to yellow and gray sand, with yellow specks, found off Old inlet, Little Harbor. “Of Great Eg Harbor, thejbottom, in from eight to ten fathoms, is fine gray sand; to the scuth of this yellow aand is again met and is carried up to Hereford Inlet. South of this inlet haar ye! of Cape May, the bottom is white orgray sand. ebay tai en. a mates the shoal gro of inlet, extends from 3 to 134 alles from the shore. On the Jorsey shore, there are shoals off Barnegat and the the inlets to the south of it, extending from 1 to 13¢ i pom the shore. They are to be avoided by using | e lead. HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4&0. A, cares IMPORTED LADIES’ DOG, ki (KING Charles breed,) very handsome, well taught, ‘ind, and gentle, to be at 119 Hammond street, second floor. Would suit youth aswell. T THE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET, WILL BE sold on Wednesday, at 12 o’clock, twenty horses, suitable for all yuspeere. Also, two second band coaches, harness, saddles, bridles, ke, ¥ JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor. TROTTING HORSE FOR SALE—A LONG TAIL horse, seven years old, fifteen and s half sound, kind, of great endurance, and war- ranted to trot in 2:50, for sale cheap. To be seen at Everett's stable, 24 West Thirteenth street, moar Sixth aven.e. R SALE—A FINE PAIR OF ARABIAN HORSTS. sound, kind, and of a very desirable quality can be seen for three days only—the 13th, 14t' and 16th inst. at A. & G. Union bles, 29 Grand street, Williams! )R SALE—ONE BUTCHER’S CART AND HARNESS, only been in use eight months; one covered buggy id harness, Inquire of J. & J. O'GRADY, 62 gee at > _— x hee American Express Company, from (} A.M. tol P.M. SALE CHEAP—A FIRST RATE NEW BUILT bands Also, 2 light second. No. 6 Anthony street, ({LEIGH FOR SALE, CHEAP—A LARGE DOUBLE ) af ighy but litle dned, in good onder. Apply at the ar of 139 West Fifteenth street, at 8 o'clock A. a4 P.M. VEVFRAL HORSES CAN BE KEPT ON AS GOOD hay and feed as required, bye farmer in New Jer- sey, @ few miles from this city. ‘Terms moderate. Apply to, or address, J. P. Bonnell, 67 Pike street. \LEIGHS, SLEIGHS.—THE SUBSCRI3ERS HAVE ON hand a lot of their maxe of sleighs, which they offer for sale at 118 Warren street, at manufacturers’ prices. Those wishing to order sleighs for the next winter will please to do so immediately. ORDWAY & ELMER. LEIGH WANTED.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, A S sleigh, to sent four perions and a driver. Must b of modern style, light built, and in good condition. Ad dress I. H. 8., Herald office, ‘ANTED—A PRIVATE STABLE, WITH FOUR stalls, and room for three carriages, in the vi- cinity of bis Bere street and Lexington avenue Address box 342 Post Office. give an interest to any one who will invest thts amount in a sure and one of most pro- office of the Mansion x imtervi at tl For an interview apply 9 as tire tages he House, Chambers street, from 2 to $2. 0: ing this sum ia cash, and the refusal at eple eoeette ee 1 —- wiair prot, witha like amount. Can ® ‘ ‘which wil be clearly shosa, by an interview. Address 000 WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER HAV- |, Herald office. hewn 050 TE TOE ET —A PARTNER WANTED WITH THE a im Gere emoent, Cede pen Koga ome \-- t ity and then go Sou: ‘West. To anmart man 4 Ly Call at the Agency Office, way, 11, Security given for the gag whine: $300 SRANTED, A, PARTNER ‘With Tae 'e, above amount to join me in a cash manu- uring business that 5 ote 4 pope four hundred ip. cent on amount of for cash. man is wanted more than the money, as will be inferred from the small amount required,” business can be extended through the United States. Appl this mora ing at my office 81 Nassau street, room No. 6. ey Ea ar Sg EEraEe pee eee ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000 ™) $3,000, IN small instalments, in a businss now in working order. afforfing the certainty of ample remuneration An interview can be obtained by addressing a note, with real name, to Principal, Herald office, and the most satisfeotory proofs cam be given. 000 TO $5,000.—ANY PERSON WITH ‘the above amount of capital can safely invent it ia s manufacturing business io this city, h yields at least sixty per cet; will be made sccretary of the com- paoy, oud LO paid a iandsome salary, Seonrities gi au references givea aad required. Agarose!’ ey a handsome income can be |. TANANTS' RUGISTER. A GPNTEEL TAREE STORY HOUSE, WITH GAS, LJ bath, &e, to let, and furniture, which is new aad good order, for sale. A part of the money paid down, balance on tine. Tho house is in a good asighborhood, and immediate possession will be given tf required. Bedding, linen, orockery, and fornitare all now with a | the last days ; or would be let to a amall genteel pod wed ay ae ‘or $125 per month, with every article {| necessary for jusekeeping. Call on Gs & TUCKER, 371 Broadway. HOUSE TO LET, FURNISHED, IN MERCER street, near Broome. The house has lately had 3 put in, and is neatly furnighed. Or, would be sold, ether with the lease, if required. | Inquire at Hudson street, or at 187 Canal street. small, genteel three stery and basemeat Guse in the vicinity of Madison square; modero vementa, elegant order, neat! wait and papered; iture new, and will be sold ata fair price. A rare plete an to step into» anug house every way com- je. Apply to. B, KINS 319 Fourth avenue, to 10, and 3 to 7 o'clock. OUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A near and below Union Square, acrangeuen Seoukd pete ee ae occupants to in the ery a eg C,, Herald office, or Union Square ice. OPE CHAPEL—TO LET, THE LECTURE ROOM OF Hope Chapel, 718 Broadway, for lectures and con- certs; also the upper a) ment Or chapel pi » for the same purposes, an for religious services oa the abe bath, from the present timeto the first of May next. Apply to ELI GOODWIN, 117 Tenth street. T° CLOT Tie LEASE OF AND FIX- fener ages 44 aa old clothing s |, ome of the best in the city, 109 Seuth street, near Catherine ferry. ce a a ee A Ha al T° LET—IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, A FEW MINUTES walk from the ferry, » part of » house, to a mnall family, French, German or panish preferred. Address E. C., Herald office. f) O LET—THE FIRST FLOOR OF HOUSE 632 FOURTH treet, ata moderate reat. Inquire at 032 Four.h street, between avenues Cand D. NO LET IN BROOKLYN—THE THREE STORY BRICK dwelling house, on south side of Nevins strevt, tirst h use east of Pacific, Will be let low to a good tenant P.ecasion on Ist January. Apply on the premises, or o ALBERT WILLES, 37 South Wi atroet, New Yori. 0 LET.—PARTIALLY FURNISHED—PART OR THE whole of a comfortable three story and basement house, Lwenty-second street, near Eighth avenue, with a | ite me family. Part of the rent would be taken in board, agreeable. Call at office of ©. G. Warren, Esq , 251 Broadway, room No. 11. ([ 0, LER WITH FURNITURE FOR SALE—THE FOUR story ‘English basement house, 104 West Twenty- seventh ‘street. Rent, $600. Furniture, $500. Apply, for three days, to R. G. PIERCE, Pine strect, corner of Brondway. = SALE—THREE HORSES, AT VERY LOW PRICES, suitable for almost any Kind of business. Prices’ $130, $120, $110. Inquire of BATTELL & TAYLOR, No 127 Reade street. 10 LET OR LEASE—THE SPACIOUS STORE AND basement, No. 18 Spruce street, each room about 100 feet deep; have good light, suitable for any busincas; steam power if desired. Also fourth loft of 26 Beekman street. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson strevt. © LEY OR LEASE—THE PREMISES 618 BROAD. way; Jot 100 feet deep; building four stories and basement. The whole building is suitable for business purposes. and could be altered at a slight expense, Ap- ply to JAMEF, PRICE, 200 Hudson street. 0 LET—IMMEDIATELY, AN OYSTER SALOON; or is well adapted for any kind of business, being a large and well lighted basement, No. 648 Hudson street; also a two story house to let or for sale, corner of Gold and Spruce streets, Tossession given February 1. In- quire of J. EASTON, 648 Hudson street. /])0 LET, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—A NICE, GOOD sized three story and basement house, with modern improvements, and in fine order, situated on Twents- eighth street, between Madison and Fourth avenues. Rent only $600. Apply to E. B, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from 3 to 7 P. M? yy . 4 GARDEN ROW, ELEVENTH avenue; house newly painted and in complete ordegy Possession given immediately. In- quire of D. N, FENTON, 167 Broadway. SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $310 ROSEWOOD pianoforte for sale for $235, as the owner soon sails for italy; bas been used but two months; made by the best city makers; perfect in all respects and fully war- ranted, with modern ease and improvements. Itcan be seen at 34 Vesey street, from 9 until 3 o'clock P. M. GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE and who can teach also, if required, the Germ in and French languages, wishes to give lessons in « pri- vate family, in exchange fora comfortable home. Please address Teacher, box 124 Herald office. , i ARGAINS, BARGAINS —A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of pianofortes for sale at gready reduced prices. One beautiful seven octave instrument for $200, finished in the best manner. Apply at 120 Macdougal strect. REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 12TH INSTANT, IN going from Houston street to Fulton ferry, 2 pocket book containing a sum of money, consisting of nine ten dollar bills, three or four five dollar bills, anda note for one hundred dollars. Any person re- turning the same to Mr. Simpson, 25 Chatham street, shall receive the ayove reward. rh REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, NEAR THE wy corner of Coenties slip and Front street, a bed ket book containing about ss, also $13 in broken 1k bil's. The finder will receive the above reward by le ving it at Lewis S. Brown’s, corner of Front street @ .d Coenties slip. = REWARD.—LOST, A BANK BOOK, ON ME- wo Dyaguanics! and Traders’ Bank. The abore sum will 2 vin same at No. 2 woke Or. ™ STEPHEN MILE 5 REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN.—A NEWFOUND- ¢) land dog, black and white, answers to the name of sport. Strayed from the Maa = yt Hermann, at ‘u» Novelty Werks, or was n. ‘ny person re- tu sting said dog te the ofice of Delmonigo’s Hotel, 25 = ’ wae ee Tecelye the above reward, aud mo ques- jon caked. ty REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, d+) in Broadway, between Washington place and Ca- ul ccreet, a small gold locket, containing two likenesses, wit) cold guard chain attached. Any one returning said artic sto No. 7 Washington place will receive the above reward. REWARD.—LOST ON ‘THE 9TH* INSTANT, IN crossing to Brooklyn in the ferry boat, or in’ one © the Fulton avenue cars, two order books, foolseap fiz ; please leave them at Stewart's grocery, corner of Ra.lroad and Clove road, Bedford, or at No. 129 Maiden ae, New York. REWARD.—RUNAWAY, ON SATURDAY AF $ ternoon, the 9th inst. from No. 60 Pacific streeté rooklyn, a small Newfoundland dog pup, black, with white paws, answers to the name of » Whoever will return the same to No. 60 Pacific street, between Henry and Clinton, will receive the above reward. RTIFICIAL TEETH, OF A BEAUTIFUL AND NATU- ral appearance, inserted, from a single tooth to a complete set, without springs, clasps or collars of any Kind, and rfect ease and comfort are ensured to the wearer. Complete set, on fine gold, $50; full upper set, 30, F, JONES, No, 7 Bleecker street. MPROVED ARTIFICIAL T@RTH.—DR. J. ALLEN, late professor in the Ohio College of Dental Surgery, invites attention to his improved method of construct: ing artificial dentures, whieh combiaes the following ad- vant ye Ist. There are no seams or crevices for the lodgment of food, to vitiate the saliva or infect the breath, as aot n the slightest moisture can get between the teeth ary te. 24 Ap ter ed gd which is as firm and indestrac tible as the teeth, is fused ata heat, between and around their base, which unites them firmly to each other and to the plate upon which they are set. The parts to the teeth that peculiar expression and fitectine appearance which cbaracterizes the natural Ds. oon Great th is obtained by thus uniting the teeth, gum and plate, and no ordinary force ia masti- cating can break them from their base. 4th. A clear and distinct articulation of speech is reatored. This important change ia effected by havi the inside pag teeth eo gam Cie this form tongue is readily adapted. perfect ads opie = = hemo the denture prevents the sounds or muffied epee face come sunken. This is done by means of tional at- een a nae tl vpn a attachments are #0 formed as to bring out tho 51 and sustain them in their ‘tion, ‘are covered with the above named gum-compound, and become component parts of the denture , wl rightly formed, cannot be detected by the ob server. This method of restoring the to thes original full and also the nataral form aud oxpres- sion mouth and lips, has been well havieg tern meee pecial feature in the ai her's preflice for asi re in m i several years t. A variety of Photographic and daguerreotype Kiteneases, which have of per- soua without this improvement, and also w.th it, can be seen at his office, shor the great change in ance which ia produced in the countensaces of individaste pow weariag deatures.constractod upor tuis principle, which the public are invited to call and o: ‘to: with other Heyer of hia improved style of Work, not requiring tho above attach: 6h, The plates asvally employe! for this work are the panty of which prevents even the slightest ‘or uppiessant taste in the mouth. Ia 4s: eta FOR SALA. retiring = $20 ‘= with borse ani cari, of a store on one of the best corners of the th avenue, wwitbin two anys. Apply on ises, ue, corner of Twenty-ninth street. eoruer liquor store, with fixtures com- piste: and interest in the lease Of tho whole Ml avenu i health. —FOR SALE—(A SPLENDID CHANCE)— &n oyster daloon, located on one of our yhfares, fitted up ina tasty manner and an it business, Any one wishing a place of tl be better suited. A; immediately at 102 Nassaiiatreet, room 9. ve URDY £0, FOR SALE, THE STOOK aND $200,028 2 iis, sox, ayenussand doing a flourishing business: Srey ways desirable place. Apply | Goraia Fi Nassau atreet, room 9. ors | pie ls PORDY & 00, DD ign pone FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST establishments in the city ; the lodging rooms ehan pay the rent. For terms and par- }, THOMPSON, 81 Nassau street, room 7. ROR RASA DAY MARE, 15 HANDS yeare old, a fast and stylish driver, wagon and harness, all in perfeat ordor, the property of a private . Can be seen at the livery af 25 Amity’ near Bleeker street. SALE—A Figg rehasers, It pays tem per cent. | H. sau . SALE—$10,000—1 bre, as ROCKLAND WATER STOCK, IN Terme cash. WM. JAY HASKETT, 15 Centre street. i SALE—FIVE YEARS LEASE OF A HO! oR the store to let and the fixtures for sale, of a whole- sule and retail liquor store, in one of the best locations in the Fourth ward. The house is well calculated for a large house. The only reason for suing: ia the owner ha’ other business and cannot attend to it. For particulars apply to JAMES UPTON, 243 Wil- seen the street, corner of yr" SALE—THE GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, &c,, OF @ popular saloon in Broadway, now dcing a good business. Itcan be bought om very reasonable 8 if applied for immediately, aa the present proprietors are winding up their business, and are about i leave town. | Appiy to OSCAR CONNOR, 264 Washington street, up stairs. ane, SALE—THE STORE AND FIXTURES OF NO. 14 Went street, beautifully situated, This is de ne'of the best stores in the city, as there {ra of produce barges established there which come twice a week. Rent $14 per month. Price of fixtures, $75; cost $350. Call and seo all this week. Inquire of PATRICK CULHANK, up stairs. GOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, THE STEREOTYPE plates of ten of the most populae publications in ihe United States, together with the circular plates of the same, affording a rare opportunity for a profitable investment, Apply at 128 Nassau street, room 4, second oor, R SALE—THE THREE STORY MARBLE FRONT house, 69Barciay street. (Lease sixtoen years, no ground rent.) Apply to F. HADLEY, 221 Greenwich st. Ponsession immediately. OR SALE—A WEEKLY PAPER, THE CIRCULA- tion of which is sufficient to pay expenses, inde- penden* of & good advertising patronage, Direct, with real name, to L, K, D., Herald office. ARM FOR SALE—ONE HOUR'S RIDE FROM THE city and about a mile from Mamaroneck depot. It comprises 77 acres of excellent nnd, in first rate condi- tlon, with an abundauce of frait of allkinds. Price very reasonable and terms accommodating. $550—A reapect- able ana profitable business for sale. BONNER & CO., 208 Broadway. OR SALE—FOR HALF ITS VALUE, OR, TO THE highest bidder, immediately, as the propictor must leave this week, the Franklin Hotel and Dining Sa. loon, 256 Fulton street, 234 years lease, good business, lodging rooms pay whole reut. Only $1,200 to $1,500 required. D. ELMORE. OR SALE—AN OYSTER SALOON, A DINING saloon, and a segar store—the oyster saloon on a corner, in a great business thoroughfare; price, $250. The dining salcon near a market, for $500, and now making $25 a week. The segar store one of the most profitable in the city. Apply to C. B. HOWES, 81 Nassau street, room 4. ‘OR SALE—A FURNITURE 8T0! ESTABLISHED { three years, and doing profitable business; the focation unsurpassed in the city, being situated in one of the best business avenues. Stock on hand light, aud will be old at a bargain, Apply to C. I. HOWES, 81 Neseau strect, room 4. R SALE—A GOOD CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS man with a small capital—a business well estab- lished, and paying at least $2,000 yearly, and can be increased by the addition about to be made. A person wauted to engage as partner in the above, with $200 to $300. Apply to C. B. HOWES, $1 Nassau st., room 4. OR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGHTH AVE- nue, $11,000; one on Bank streot, $6,000; ono on Troy atreet, $6,600; one on Charles street, ‘$6,250; one on Lamertine place, $12,000; one on Thirty-fourth street $16,000; one on- Twenty-ninth s‘reet, $5,000. Also, n uumnber of houses to reat, Apply at A. J. BASSEI'S Real Estate ‘Ofice, No. 4 Astor Place. LASS WORKS.—FOR SALE, THE FIXTURES, TOOLS, &e., of the glass factory situated in Brooklyn, between John and Marshall streets, near Jackson ‘erry, together with the lease of factory ‘and dwellings. Ap: ply at No. 8 Platt street, New York. ps perr AND LOTS FOR SALE.—TO MECHANICS and others.—To be sold at auction, under fore- ure of mortgage, at the Merchants’ Exchange, Wall street, at 120’clock, noon, on Wednesday next, by WM. A ‘auctioneer, two houses and lots, situate on 124th street, on the cast side of Fifth aveni bout two minutes walk from the railroad depot. uses have been built shout two years, and are in first rate condition. The terms will be made easy; $2,000 may remain on each house fora term of years. Title indis~ patable. For particulars, apply to D. EVANS, 79 Nas- sau street. OTEL FOR SALE.—THE FURNITURE, FIXTURES and stock, with five yeara lease, of a hotel doing a Ged busines, "both of dliy and eguatry trado, from New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania ank New Jersey tates, Situated ins good loeation, being near the principal market of the city and rail ‘and steamboat land. For further information, address W. 8. C., Herald office. ‘KER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE.— Pp che undersi, one of the most val > County, consisting of what is called the Jackson, Totten ani Westeruport properties containing about seventeen huudred and four acres of the fifteen feet vein of coal, fronting on the George's Creek, or on the line of the Ger rge’s Creek Coal and Iron Kovtey ory Me Railroad, a dis- ianve of three miles. The extend nt of these coal Jano. veuders every acre of coal available, aud makes the property the most valuable in the Cumberland coal fields, as it is capable of beng divided into twenty sepa- rate coal properties. The front lands contain about 1,400 neren of the fifteen feet coal yoimyane alao underlail en- tively with the six feet vein. e big vein of the purest coal of the Geor; Creok Coal Fiell. On the 7 ‘esternport ure what are called and village of Jacksonville. ‘Lhese mines bave deen opened and worked for about one year. The improvemonta at these mines are all in com plete order, with a capacity to mive 600 tons of coal daily. The of Jacksonville, which be! to the Jackson Mine#, comprises between forty and iifty first class miners’ tenements, a large store house and office, with all the necessary railroads, tram roads, wheel houses, load house, and all other necessary fixtures for doing a very large ‘coal business. The above coal lands are well known and among the best coal lands in that region, and can, be fully shown to persons dc sirous to purchase, by inquiring at Jacksonville. The titles are good, and the persons at Jacksonville. Persons desiring to purchase will find the at Cumberland, Md. Terms of payment will be reasonable, Galas. 3 DaRnoW, fTrusteos. ARE \CE.—THE STAR PLACE OYSTER AND coffee with all Seren ae include, for in sale, cl anything of the ki thiscity. In quire at saloon, ird avenue, between Nine- h and Twentieth H. CORBY. OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C. FOR sale.—I offer for sale, by wholessle, that well select- stock of stationery, gener, :» conveyed to mo in trust by . Gaines & Riches. A yare chance ‘a offered to one desiring to engage in this business. The @ustom of the store is luceative, and another auch eet gy Pera an - money. Messrs. Gaines Riches becanae etabarrasood in conveqtience of heavy. ea: dorsements, and not because the was not pro- Dec, Ty 1854. W. 1. WATEINS, Trustee, rt A ICE eh a tin Seen EWING MACHINE CHEAP, FOR CASH; ONE or | Tul! Seymour's, new, with ali’ the improvements; use- ful for all kinds of wock in leather, cloth, satin, &o. Call at 104 Canal street, second fivor. A nnn | tert HCTURE. BY THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, ON | mess, the Life and Times of Daniel O'Connell, on Thursday evening, Dec. 14, 1854, at tho Tabernacle, at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 25 cents; reserved sents, 60 cents. To be had at Hall & Son's music store, Broadway; at the Citizen end Irish American offices, nad at the door, ovis “AND AUGUSTUS OASAR.—MR. XL PIERS will deliver the flual lecture on Lrg md 13, at 8 o/clock P. M., at Clinton Hall, Antor place: Babject—" Policy, Position, and Prospects of Louis Nay ."" Ticke' conta ; to morabers o the Merona 5 was equi 2 cents, “The second lecture end orn: CHOY, —DR BENTON WHLL GIVE A FREE ladies, at Clinton fall, Righth streot, y ane Friday, (ith Mth and ae Mand on the evening of oaph day open a! OY; somunnce at b'alock ng ee performed YY. A MIDSUMMER NIGH!’S DREAM. Be Lightnin $250.2 SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISHED | Ipeen Stier ouse Bt low rent, First rate stand, Apply om the | Hees ta lee with Lesender 4 rete stand. on } ve, e D, corner of Bighth Pros ay Owner | Helens, in love with Demetrius W fe A RO a fe a evening, Dec. 13, TWO TO ONE. . ETROPOLITAN THEATRE.—HENRY WILLARD, io, oA ‘ednesday evening, Dec. together with | Schamyl.... Prince.. Broedway, (above Grand stot) rr MOST TALENTED DELINEATORS IN THE WORLD. H. Woop, though the firut to introduce white charae- entertainment, deems it not out of place to call the attention of his patrons and the pub- Mo generally to the fact, that at the above Hall may be junshine bade of the Darkey’s Life, inter- by some of the tere into an Ethiopian CHARACTER. Mr. Wood, at the request of a number of heads of fa- milies, has effected an engagement with the wonderful Signor Felix Carlo and his talented childron, who will produce reveral novelties in rapid succession. qytonday evening, an entire change of p Doors open at 83g; to commence at 73g pre EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, under the oontrobof H. WOOD, Business Manager. ce s ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES. DANCES, ETC. Africanived by the most accomplished company in the This week, the favorite opera of the VIRGINNY CUPIDS. Doora open at bi AST DAY OF THE HYBRID’. APPEARANCE AT Gothic Hall, 816 Broadway.—In consequence of the unprecedented popularity of this extraordinary exhi- bition, a change of lo¢ation has been found Dr. Mott’s epistle concerning he: a powerful sensation amon; Professor Fowler's chart ears evidence to the mental -human Indian, commouly jot errcivnte) dé- ¢ Hybrid’s aila- termed the ‘‘ Bear Woman.” leasure in witnessing melodious voice, ink between mankiad and by physiologists the ourang outang. Admission, 25 cents, OWERY THEATRE.—Bi and her last appearance at this Theatre, on Friday evening next, the 15th inst., on which occasion will be presented the following immense attractions: — JACK SHEPPARD. Jack Sheppard, Miss A. Hathuway, (who has icindly THE GUARDIAN ANGEL. ‘PADDY ‘Tits “PIPER: “* has kindly volunteered.) , astounding feats of Margaret Oliaza and her sister Caroline on the Tight Rope. The whole to IE CATARACT OF THE GANGES. URDOCH DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, AT THE | Brooklyn Museum, thia evening.—The ance will consist of GISIPPUS and THE DEAD SHOT. Tickets, admitting gentlemen accompanied by ladies, may be bad without charge at the door. *RANKLIN MUSEUM, NOS. 17 AND 19 BOWERY t, the only ons in the Uniti iste are exhibited, ix mov - Mrs. Yeomans “The above establishmen ad States where the Model A open, giving two grand performances daily, at 9 o’elos! in the afternoon, ang 7 in the avening. THENEUM, WHEELING, VA.—THIS BEAUTIFUL pable of seating about sixteen hundred completed, and ready to open for a win- ter and spring season, on or about Christmas day en- suing. Stara will find it to their advantage to take the route through Wheeling, West. H gagements by members of the profession will please be postpaid, H. B. Matteson, lessee aud manager, persons, will be Applications for en- R. FISH, FROM LONDON—THEATRICAL AN. haracteristic wig mak ur doors from Broadway.’ Amateur performancer lent on hire for pi querades and fancy dress balls. ricals supplied on short notice. 559 Pearl street, New ND after Monday, Dec. 11, (Sundays excepted,) for oaving depot corner of Train at 7 30 A. M., stopping at | bridge and mail statio hite Plaina, New Castle, , connecting at Chatham Four Corners with Western Railroad Express train, arriving st Albany at 11 P. M.; Groton Falls, at 1015 A. M., stop- n—Croton Falls, at 4 P. M.,stop- \g at all stations above Williams bridge; White Plains, at 330, 5 and 616 P. M., stoppi tioas North; Williams Albeny and Tro: Centre streets, at Yorkville and sta- bridge, at 7, 930 A. M., 215, 4.20, 530, Sand 11 P. M.. stopping at all Way Stations. From Tweuty-sixth street Station—Williams bridge at | 9A. M.; White Plains at 12 M. Pessengers may also pro- ickets and have their lugyage checked for Utica} Tuffalo and other places Wost and North of Albany, at jces, corner of Bowery and Broome igned-trustees will sel! at private sale. | street, and Fourth avenue and Twenty-sixth street. Returnfng to New York—Mail Traio leaving Chathara Four Corners at 6 A. M., stopping at all , arriving at New York at 12 45 ‘estern Railroad, corner of Maiden Express Train leaves Troy at 2 30 ine at Chatham illsdale, Copake, ble coal properties in Allegan; | above Williams brid : M; leaving dopo! lane and Dean street, P. M., and Albany at 245 P. M., stor Four Corners, Pui!mont, Martindale, Millerton, Amonia, Wassaic, Dover Plains, South Dovor, Pawlings, Paterson, Towners, Brewster, Croton Falls, White Plains and Williams bridge, | train will not be landed between Croton Falls and Willinws bridge, unless comic Pe: engers between Croton Falis and Williams bridge iahe the regular traio, leaving Croton Falls at 3 .; 7 A. M. from Croten Falls, stopping at all stations ween Croton Falls and Fordham, arriving at New York at 960 A.M.; 3, M. from Croton Falls, stopping at all stations between Croton Falla and Williams bridge, Passengers by this from above Croton Falls. Ww Williams bridge, at 6 40, 05, at al) stations. from Williams brid, tl 15 P. M. from White Plains, will be landed York at the Twenty-sixth street Station only. Sunday Arrangement.—Trains, Falls, and all way stations, at 8 Returning, will leave Croton Falls at 7 A. M and 4 30 at all way stations. trains will be received and landed in New ty-sixth street Station on! Albany received daily until 4 P. M., at of Centre and White coe fife | 7 ty can be pointed out by | p, M., at = PEO Pet Laeger ork, | 7P HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF bury, has i ‘D ELIOT Superintendent panion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricea jseases of women; one hundredth edi Se a4 ioe. fal the Shut, et” Hie uncertain recoveries ? ow many Dditie moments, the sufferse, to the husband, to possession of this little volume? It is 1 convey fully the various subjects atrictly intended for the married or 19 relatives, by ® with the previous ey House, Ni ‘cation office, 120 Liberty cker, twee eg T. B Pe elpa mA tes. ate Oy, AM MATRICBAT Asfonivhly amasing seperunenta, te a ont, or box 1,224 Now Vor announces its repetit ning thle wee, ye gia 4 Seats may be secured three days in advance. catnineetay-the comedy of SUNSHINE THROUGE The new local of satire called Jupiter, Sandee eLO dN NEW YORK. i ‘upiter, Hook, Chatham street Auctionser, ‘3 y by My. Burton . Ponisi | Mrs. Partington, Ho, Mise Macarthy; Oupid, Miss Kate Saxon. A Know Nething Soag—A Woman's Rights Conventiew —Mrs. Partington in the chair. BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN TABLRAUX. To conclude with the farce of TRYING IT ON. OWEKY THRATRE.—PROPRUPTOR ND faldron, Robert Jones, —Prieas, ‘Admisnon—Bokes, "25 cout; Pit and’ Gallery, cents; Private Boxes, 86. benied Denefit of Mr. Glenn. combined Aramatic aud equestriaa. FULL OF HORSES. Dances, Machinery, Takao? OF REAL’ WATKE. 7? Wrpxespay Evesna, Deo. 13, will be presented Se Grae FEATS BY THE WHOLE STAR TROUPE. The farce of NATURE AND and THE CATARACT OF THE Mr. Arnold | Ivan. . Robert Joase AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE—A. EB. HOLIDAY PANTOMIMES. Brilliant display of Kquestrian Skill by the great Quous WME TOURNIAIKE IN’ NEW FEATS. THREE CLOWNS Sag Lathrop, ben Seanings, | WE Bont, ent inmen' conclude itertai fe with peotomime On tax Fairies ov Tx SYLVA" Lage. bree amet co Benoit | Clown... +. Mr, Stouts Pant n...Mr. Thompson | Columbine. . Mins Lafelle Boxes, 25 cents, Pit, 123¢ cents. UCKLEY’s OPERA 539 BROaDWAY. B EVERY nou ils WK, re ot the bet Negro jes, Banjo Sela, Dueta, yaad , Fancy Dances, &c., &c., and the very popul 4 BEA AND THE BEAST, ni two acts, with Meme noenery, changes, dresses, fs.’ &e., introducing all the beautiful melodies of the Concert commences at 73¢ o'clock. Tickets, 25 cemtsy ceserved seats, $0 cents. ARNUM'’S AMERICAN MUSEUM. — THR CELE- brated and popular American actor, Mr. J. BR Seott. Wednesday, December 13—Afternoon, at 3, also, this evening, at 744, the drama of THE ADO! CHILD—Michéel, John R. Scott; after which, THIE YOUNG WIDOW. Adimittance to all, 25 cents; childrem under ten, 1234 centa, National Poultry Show, premiu: $000, Jan, 15, 1855. National Baby Show, premiums $1,000, June 5, 1865, DERAAM'S BURLESQUE TROUPE, 645 BROADWAR, i THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS, to be received for the admission of four persous cack, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF JOCKO. ‘The performances this evening will embrace AN UNEQUALLED PROGRAMME OF BTHIOPLA Soxos, Cuorvses, Soros, Doerr, ho.. ie WARDEN, BOYD, LANE, Li PI CARISTING, And the entire Star Troupe will appear To conclude with the great Monkey pantoraime of CHIMPANZER, OR THE DEATH OF JOUKO, Doors opsn st 6%; commence at 73, o'clook, Carden of admission, 26 conta. GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR BAGH, Teened ip connection with the Mirror of North ad Soutiy EY w in Boston, will, for the present, by arrangement, admit four persons ‘RHAM’S BURLESQUE OPERA HOUS? 60,000 of these tickets already solf—only 40,000 to sell, To be obiainedfrow 9 A. M. to6 P.M, at 063 sread- way. Fach purchaser of one of these tickets will be pre- sented with a certificate of share in the 100,000 VALUABLE AND CCSTLY ABTICLER, dovated by Mr. Perham to bis petrons, Burlesque on DON GIOVANNI in rehearsal. N EW YORK GERMAN THEATRE, BOWERY Wednesday evening, Decémber 13, great attrac tion, being for the benefit of Mr. W. Wood and Miss Mf. A. Denham, on which occasion those favorite dancers will appear; also Malle. Charini, in some of her beat dances. Miss Eleanor, of Buckley’s, will also sing some of hor favorite ballads; with the whole strength of the German company in a fine old comedy. ROADWAY THEATRE.—ENGLISH OPERA UY THE unrivalled PYNE AND HARRISON TROUPE. The management takes great pleasure in announ-ing tbat arrangements have been completed for the re ap- pearance of the above named distinguished troupe of ENGLISH OPERATIC ARTISTS, whose former success ia this city, and ‘more re triumphs in Philndelphia and Boston, are wit parallel in the history of English Opera. ‘Their re gagement at the Broadway Theatre will commence vn MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, During the ensuing Operatic season, a number of en- tirely new, ax well ax a few of the already established favorite Operas, will be produced on a scale of magmiti cence and ‘liberality, in regard to accessories, Chorus, Orchestra, Scenery and Costumes, never surpassed any: where. Full particulars heres/ter. MERICANS, ATTENTION.—THE ANTI-ROMAN CA- tholie drama of Young America's Dreams, or « Mscursory Interview between the Spirits of Libecty, jgranny, and a Citisen of the World,”” will be read og the author, Prof. Philip Thorp, at Hop¢ Chapel, on Mon- eay evening, Dec. 18, and every evening during the week. Vocal and instrumental music in attendance. Admis nion, 25 cents. ‘Young America” is published by ABEE & YATES, 22 Beekman street. SIDE SHOWS, TRAVELLING EXHIBITIONS, ku — For sale, a magnificent panorama of the Mi 3 Covering over 9,000 feet of canvass, and painted by ons of the first artists in the country. it has but litte used, andis replete with all the cylinders, machin &c. It will be sold for one half its cont, as tie, owner has no further use for it. ‘Aphly at the Box s. fice, National theatre. Fen EI ads ipee etl Seciotage ide, 11th ix wiser, au @ edition, B48 pages, eloth, 75 engra’ Both married and shagh id consult it. Sold at No. 222 Broadway, ade al maites free for $1, by the author, M. Larmont end surgeon, No. Reade corner where he is consulted from 11 A M. to2P. M., and ® dcagstors, Potiesie tonslad Syed oo eaprae™ dress all letters box 844 New York Post Office. We cur with all other papers in recom: ‘Dr. Larmes to the afiticted, Courier des Etats Unis,Statte Zietung ?- fi f Jy WARREN, MEMBER OF THE OOLLEQR G& Sur,eons of Dublin and Edinburgh, attends te 22) vate practice at his old established , TL street, near Catharine, where he pod gu rem of the zw sstonishing careswn record, without restraint im Glas of ness pursuits. R. DUBOIS’ OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREAT ‘ment of the diseases of females, No. 8 East Twenty second street, second Bouse from Broadway. Remedies for female derangements, from $1 to $5. Advice grat». Consultations and letters confidential. Country letter . containing $5, served with advice and medicine by retu @ post. Relief guaranteed in all cases. Patients at a @ tance provided with eligible board, nursing, and at» tendance, WARD'S UNFORTUNATES FRIEND—$1_ PRE vial, anda book. Cures in.a few hours; nothinc eise ean do it, 50 Canal street, one door east o: Brondway, is the piace to get this rapid and thosonek remedy—no where else in New York. Qures warrant: or no pay. ‘ % $50 Canal street, one door east of Broadway, daily. / owers’' female periodical pills, and other medici n @ ita, price $1. Post paid letters wilt ntion. <r ‘emale derangent recvive immediate a ; .—Mr. KENNEDY, of Rox! discovered one of our common pasture woods a remedy 3 E Hh jill - : f rel ; i ih i eli f ti] fr if wae bot oF it bat sat ool emothee; after this hert that tome Ge Me in some eon quite yet until L f ole