The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1854, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Farpay, Doc. 22—6 P.M. ‘The stock market to-day was rather shaky. Quo- tations for the fancies were very unvttled, and the movement was unce'tain and irregular. Ai the first beard Virginia 6's fell off } per cent, Missouri 6’s 4, Nicaragua Transit }, Camberiand 4, Erie Railroad é, Hudson River Railroaa 1j. Erie Income bonds advanced | per cent, Harlem §, Norwich and Wor- -cester }, Reading Railroad j. Railroad boads were sold to a large extent, at prices current at the board yesterday. Erie bonds have come out pretty freely lately, and the probubility is that the incomes will be more active as the time fixed for opeung bids to the new loam approaches. The market continues to be pretty liberally supplied with Illinois Central Bonds, and a good many speculative purchases are made. The rapid rise in Hudson River Railroaj stock has met witha pretty severe check. The ad- vance, upon the strength of a temporary postpone- mént of the floating debt, was too great, and was therefore ahort lived. The improvement enabled those who realized to secure a handsome profit. The report given in our colamns to-day, of a scene be- tween the Treasurer of the New York Central Rail- road Company and some of the mort prominent stock holders, created some excitement, and must open the eyes of those interested to the fact that sooner or later there must be a break down in the finances of that company that will exceed that of the Erie or any of the Vermont roads. There is more rottenness in that concera than stockholders generally dream of. It is for the interest of the management to keep all knowledge and information from the shareholders, and the facts will only leak out gradually previous toa general explosion and acknowledgment of bank- ruptcy. Harlem appears to be moviag slowly but steadily upward. There isa strong clique in Wall atreet opposed to the present management of the ‘Harlem, who are engaged in bearing the stock, and by their operations they keep the market value at & lower figure than would otherwise rule. After the adjournment of the board the following ‘sales of bonis and stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— $6,000 Yol., Nor’k & Clev. R. 2d. mt. int. added.702(801 4,000 N.Y. & Harlem R. R. ist mt. do. TO 6,000 Cleveland & Teledo R. R. Incomes, do. 70 1,000 Pacific Mail Steamship Stock. 45 60 shares Bull’s Head Bans 84 100 di 41 170 10a 110% 20 104 100 Northern Indi “ 19g 25 Southern R. R. Constr: 76 190 Third Avenue Railroad Company.. 21% a 22 At the second board the market opened and closed heavy. Erie Income Bonds fell off } per cent; Nisa- ragua Transit, j; New York Central Railroad, |; Erie Railroad, }; Hudson Railroad, j. Later news from Europe is anxiously looked for. Several steam- ers are overdue, with more than seven days later dates. _ The receipta at the office of the Aasistant Trea- surer of this port to-day amounted to $60,536; pay- ments, $81,269 50; paid for Assay Office, $1,118 72— balance, $3,614,306 04, The Bank of America has declared a semi-annual @ividend of four per cent. Tho East River Savings Bank has declared a dividend at the rate of five per cent per annum, payable January 15, on all sums of five hundred dollars or under, and at the rate of four per cent per annum on larger sums. The Bos- ton and Worcester Railroad Conpauy three per ent. The Union Bank of Rochester five per cent. ‘The State Bank of Troy four per cent. Another New England railroad company has been added to the lomg list of dividend delinquents this year. The Boston and Lowell, one of the oldest, and for a long time considered one of the best railroad companies in Massachusetts, has been com- pelled to pass its January dividend. The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 20th inst., were as follows :— For the Customs, Covering into Treasury fro For the War De For the Navy For the Interior mei nt. For repaying in the Interior Department The &. Louis Republecan of the 19th inst. says:— ‘We understand that the funds for the ment of the first year’s subscription to the Pacifie , autho- rized by the people to be collected from them, are in the hands of the President of the Company, who’ will him- self visit the Haut, and retire the bonds issued in antici- i ition of the collection of this tax. ‘Mie amount is ,000, and will be in Now York before it is due. ‘Phis will be exceedingly gratifying information to the friends of the road, and to those who advocated the devy of this tax to aid in the prosecution of the work. ‘The notes of the following named Indians banks are refused by the Bank of the Capitol at Indian- fe 2: eyvi State Steck’ Peery Bra ae , Morocco, ‘Piymouth, Piysiouth, _‘Eluart County Beni,” ut unt , Rorre Haute, Ne Tnd.. Logaaaport. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the amount of coin and builien imported and exported annually, from 1821 to 1864, both inclusive, and also the amount ef importation over exportation, and of ex- portation over importation, daring the same over Years. Im |. Kaported. tation 1,275,091 8,781,260 ; 2,479,592 6,977,191 842,164 4,458,667 15,834,874 6,653,672 9,076,545 4,540,165 6 14,239,079 565,790 tbbtii 3,181,596 = 5,015,699 726, 20,869,768 376,215 20,214,265 1,243,602 titi Totals .$285,678,615 327,156,070 112,961,545 155,841,000 ‘This table we have divided in the following order: Movvaests or Spacie Unper Hicw Tarirys. a 182} to 1625, $11,125,504 1842 to 147 4,665,789 Totals,..... cece sees e+ + 822,611,206 $15,792,389 * Moviaowns of Sram Unpxe Low Tarirys. im Kaported, $4,634,004 8,953,701 9,461,382 + $80,195,749 $22,969,184 According to this table, the amount of specie im- ports over exports under high tariffs, since 1820, bas been $6,518,883, while the especie imports cover exports under low tariffs, since 1820, ameunt to $57,226,565. The importation of specie in 1843 should, in justice, be ixcladed in the calculation ander the low tariff, for the protective tariff adop- ted in 1542 had not, in 1843, been long enongh io Operation to produco any visible effect on our com- mercial system. The importation of specie in 1847 may be claimed with equal justice by the pro- ‘tectioniste as the effect of the high tariff in opera- tion up to the cloee of the previous year; but as we do not intend to show tat the movements of specie depend in the remotest degree upon the tariff, whether high or low, we are willing they should have the full benefit of all they can make ont of that large specie importation. It will be seen that in cur classification of imports and exports of specie under the different tariffs, we have takon but two years’ operation of the present act—1847 and 1543. ‘The movements of apecie since the discovery of gold in California, and the enormous aamusl produo- top, have been eo independent of previous cause, one half to the use of the person who sh: Br'ds & bags. | thas we have left out that period, it being indepead- ent of the usual course of trade. Califoras has been a large consumer of forsiga manufactures, the consumption coming up so suddenly and being carried at once 0 far beyond our usual moans of peyment, that the staple product of that State was the only source of liquidation, ard for a time it be- came as much a staple export as cottom or cora from the Atisntic ports of the country. The shipments of specie bave therefore beea carried to an artidcial, | upmatural extest, and it may be some years be- fore it will be confined to the legitimate operations of commerce. The table given above we prepared for the purpose of showing that low tariffs have not quite ruined the country. Under sixteen years ef low tariff’ we imported upwards of eighty millions of specie, and exported only shout twenty-three millions; while under tea years of high tariffs, we imported only twenty-two and a half millions of | specie, and exported about sixteen millions. The National Intelligencer gives the annexed ab- stract of the provisions of the bill to suppress the circulation of small notes im the District of Colam- bis, which has finally passed both houses of Com- greas, and will become s law as soon as it receives the signature of the President:— The bill enacts that from and after the first day of November next, no “person or Loring body politic or corporate, within the District Columbia, shall make, emit, issue, utter, sign, draw, or endorse any ‘bank note, or any {astrument of writing, for the payment or delive- al ry note, le thing, of a less amount ot ‘money, or other valu: n five dollars, to be used as @ paper currency, or as a circulating medium, either as money or in lieu of money or of any other currency;”’ and that every person, and every member, officer, or agent of any boy, poli lc or corporate, so offending, forfeit and pay the ten dollars for each and every offence, one halY to the sum of use of any person who shall sue therefor, and the other half to the county. ‘The bill also makes it unlawful for any person or per- sons, body politic or corporate, to pass, or offer to pasa, within the District of Columbia any bank note, or any instrument in writing of a less denomination or amount than five dollars either as money or in lieu of money or of any other currency,and any and ever: a z por Rg Re so offending shall forfeit and ‘pays sum five nor more than ten dollars for Gent and the other half to the use of the county. Other provisions of the bill impose (urther penalti¢ for a violation of the law. In every case where any pe is- son or body corporate shall refuse to redeem suc ‘sues in gold and silver on presentation, a fine of $20 is imposed; all contracts founded epon a small note cur- rency are illegal and void; and a mode is prescribed for forfeiting the license of any merchant or trader who shall receive or cizculate notes under the denomination of five dollars. The District of Columbia is no longer neutral ground for shinplaster financiers, driven out of Maryland and Virginia by the small bill law of those States, to establish their banks upon. It is with pleasure we notice the adoption in State after State of the bill prohibiting the circulation of bills under the denomination of five dollars, and we trust it will receive, during the present winter, the attention of Legislatures of States where the paper currency has become ruinously depreciated by the numerous bank failures of the past three months. Nothing strikes go directly at the rcot of all the evils growing cut of an expanded paper currency as prohibitory act of the kind referred to. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw- als from warehonse, during the week ending and including Thursday, Dec. 21, 1854. Movxewxyts iv Forricn Dry Goops. Entered for Consumption. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES OF SILKS. Pgs. Value. ks 4 Value. Woollens 8 $29,959 Si 4 $48,894 Cloths 29 16,163 20 12) Worst 24 9,154 22 8,501 Cot. and di 41 10,420 & 6,517 Shawls, 1 283 2 651 Hose, 4 631 3 1,12 Covers 4 2,217 9 7612 Carpeting... 18 3)549 9 3418 “Mane 19 aUe Total.....1,647 $72,376 1 470 MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. 2 816 Raw.. : Brds & Bigs. 9 2,615 Total...... 155 $96,842 Handkerchfs. 2 678 MISCELLANEOUS. Hose. 106 «(14,846 Straw Goods. 36 $3,877 Milhnery.... 2 204 Fea. & flowers 6 1,565 Eambroideries, 36 20,107 Lea. glove 3 1,002 Linens ...... 325 $63,870 Kid do. 3 BRL Do. & cot.. 22 5,289 Clothing. 9 3,085 Laces. 6 3,220 Matting...... 189 744 Handkerchf: 7 5,316 — Total...... 382 $84,337 Withdrawn from Warehouse. MANUFACTURES O¥ WOOL. MANUFACTURES 4 SILKS, 167 = Total...... 340 $56,442 — — _ MANCVACTURES oF FLAX. Total....., 88 $52,462 Linens. + 268 948,388 Laces... » MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, H’dkerchiefs. 1 30 $14,302 Thread...... 3 668 72 87,119 = Total...... 284 $53,662 16 = 2,059 MISCELLANEOUS, 38 678 Straw goods. 101 $8,736 876 —— ——— leath. gloves. 1 Total...... 125 $6405 Total...... 102 $9,611 RECAPITULATION, Entered for Consumption. Phgs. Value. Manufactures of wool $72,376 * cotton. ! 426 92,981 Do. wilk.. . 155 96,842 Do. flax + 382 94,337 Miscellaneous....... . 284 83}525 Total......ssreceseveregeee cesses 1yQll $379,461 Withdrawn from Warehouse. Manufactures of wool ... 62 $23,660 11,422 11,871 9,686 6,549 seeene siseessesseceeceser ss S68 $73,188 Bniered for Warehousing. Manufactures of wool . . $54,895 Do. 56,442 Do. 52)462 Do. 4 53,662 Miscellaneous... .. 9,611 Total... .ciicecececeeeeeeeeee cess 989 $227,072 There has heen very little done in dry goods sinc our last. The stason is at an end, and those in wan of supplies buy only sufficient to prevent their cus tomers from going elsewhere. This occasion mall trancactions in fabrics especially adapted t> the mid-winter traffic; but it does not afford mate- rial enough for @ lengthy review of the business. Hence, we feel onrselves called upon only to say that the stocks still here are more eo than had been anticipated, but yet they are rather more extensive than parties retaining them wish them to be; and as the demand is, to all intents and purpores, insignificant, prices are unsettled and languid. The spring trade is all that now occupies the attention of our principal operators, who are making their arrangements therefor with marked’ care and foresight. This action cannot fail to have & good effect, and if all parties will but pursue a similar course—which we presume a due regard for their own interests will prompt them to do—we thivk it will not be difficult to establish the trade on snound basis, which in due time must give the bu- 1866. $2000 Virginia 8 10000 do Tone 10000 do 19 500 do 79 10000 Misa’ri 0 1000 Oslif 7's 19) 6000 H’m iat M Bis, 80 25 0 4000 Rrie Inc. Ponds, 94 10 79 2000 Erie Con Bda.’7i 68 200 fo 6000 Bxie B.'84,,b60 G0 90 a do 60 Ocean Hank... 25 Metropolitan Bi. RR 400 Nic Trans Co.b60 11 200 do. SSCHEESELILESENE pos tit Retail Prices of Farm Produce at Washing. Market. With the exception of poultry and geese, the prices of family marketing remain at about the same rates. Ap- ples show a slight advance, The supply is light, as large quantities have been kept back by the severe weather. Of vegetables there are but few in market, with prices high. Cattle were a dollar ou the hundred pounds dearer last Thursday, at the cattle market, and consequently meat shows an increase in the retail prices. Of poultry there is apparently a great quantity in the market; but really the supply ia light, The detention of some of the New Jersey freight cars had the efiect ef keeping back an immense number of turkeys, geese, Kc. that there is not over two-thirds of a stpply in the market, Housekeepers desirous of laying in a sufficiency for Christmas would do well to wait until Monday. Eggs, butter, cheese, and fish, keep at the same rates. It is estimated = Beef—Hind quarters, _ Porterhouse steaks. Rump steaks, per Ib. Roasting pieces,“ . Corned, * SERRSTRSE aR eas i et inte ecoccocococesococcoo$ pr “ 10 7 0s 10 12 00 n PPP PP PPP EPP EP EPP PE PED Soe POULTRY AND GAM Turkeys, per Ib .. Geese, 2! IFIItSSl1lises woo per Ducks, black,‘ Ducks, redhead,“ . Ducks, canvaseback, per pair. Snipe, per dozen,. ore) pigeons, per loz Partridges, per pair Mrawoocomisroo So SEShUsssauasl s SPER EPP EP EEE ee co ISI i biti d beri sai aR PPR PUPP PEP PEPE EEE ad, Smoked halibut « Smk’d mackerel «| Sounds and tongues, per ib. Smoked shad, aes Soused ealinon, per can Smoked salmon, per Ib. BESRSSSSESEF1 ~ i} ecowoecoooocesocos ° BUTTER, CHEESE, ETO. Sane Lilt sees Pineapple, each - , 1 eomocecec’ SEFERSS SRRSSRRS SS Pee Pe Pere ® fittile Cranberries, per bushel ...... Oysters—Princen’ bay, per 100. x COM acwowcs ere Pere rEe SRSLASsEseasek Sex errs) 338 Clams, per 100....... Potatoes, per half-peck os 1st do. Turmipe—white, per Rusia . | per Onions, red, per half-peck Cabbages—new, each © coco a a ee epi a 025 a 18 a 12 a 006 a= a 18 em lo . 18 RR. da do. 430 79 do we Railroad 27 i | C@o0cCcCecKoCOuHS Fawar, Dec. 22—6 P. M. AsHrs were scarce and quiet, at $6 50. $6 62%; for pots, and $7 25 9 $7 37; for pearls, per 100 Ibs. Breapetcrrs.—Flour was in improved demand, with sales of 5,400 bbls. ordinar; $8 8714; mixed to fancy and other kinds in pro; at $9 in bond, and — to rack ven Ay fe flour at a a Taeal, at $4 25 per bbl. Wheat continued sales having been confined to small lots prime Stat Island red, at $2 0734; bod ieee De ay 3" $1 4 and 3,300 bushels poor Upper , at . Rye an barley were rare and nominal. State and Western oats good demand, at 55c. » 60c. ‘The sales reach festern, at $8 87 1¢ 9 75. x $10 60 free; 4,000 bbls. was more active. chiefly Western asp s 8c. a 9c. at $1 and over per bushel. Covrmn._ Sales were made of 1,000 bags Rio, at 9370, a 10%c.; 300 bags St. Domingo, for export, at 8%c. s.—The transactions in this staple to-day, em- braced 1,000 bales, at am advance of 3¢c. per Ib., in Pierce. —To Liverpool, 600 a 300 tierces and barrels beef and pork, at 2s. 6d., 3s. About 600 and 800 bales of cotton, at 5-324. tierces beef were engaged, at 4s. peo iees ; and 20 or 30 tons bacon, at 25s. usheln wheat were engaged in ships’ To Havre, rates more quiet | ton, and Tbe. per barrel for provisions. bales of cotton were di at Is. Od. and 2s. engaged, at isc., and 50 tierces rice, at 20n. To California rates ranged from 25c. a 40c. Hay,.—Salen were made of 800 bales of River at $1, for nt, and $1 18% for local 00 .—Some 70 bales new, fo pig ruled dull and heavy, at $30 a $32, according to quantity, per ton, usual credit. Nothing doing in other kinds. rHs.—Eastern were less active, About 100 tons soft English, changed hands at slowly, at 85¢. for com. mon,'and $1 123¢ for lump, per bbl. Me —Some 200 brought 26c. per and buyers at Jc. a 3c. at $175 a $1 81% crop New Orleans, market was generally inactive , and olive raed about the same. ing in linseed, at 80c. a 82c. per so-brisk, The sales did not r mens, and $12 25 for Dressed’ hogs were in demand, at 52{c. « 64 c. jachanged. nt of 800 bbls., at 1c. continued in moderate request, with at $6 a $7 for country prime; $8 $15 26 fe ni ling st Ide. rated considerable attention at 10c. a e Tb. ‘ Jes at suction—t lot on W side Wash- erate. —Sel jes at ane wa ease, 3 .—Whale, ‘There was not mui gallon. Lard was retailing a' Provierons.—| exceed 500 bbls., at 50 a $11 25 for do ingtom st near Christ for $1,800 $6,900; 1 lat nnd dwell st near Factory st 26x64.11 96, Rice. —Thore have been 100 tlerces sold, part Somo of this was for ex —Sales transpired of only small New Orloana, at 434c. a 53{0., and TALLOW was in light supply and sti 120. 0 12% 0. per tb. 250 boxes brown Ha- My held, mainly at orders have relieved the market temporarily from its monotony, Sales for ex) my hhda. Ker tuck; 125 Barna, 180. 9 Wg,; 3,316 and Sagua, private terms; 820 cases scod-leaf, at 5}<c. & 130.17 oaees Florida, 120. a 180 Wursxxy,.—Sales were made of 500 bbls, Olio and Pri- son at 39. a B9Ke. per gallon Woot. —We report a dull market this week for all de- is of wool. The tightness of the money market operations in domestic, which Is chiefly sold for cash, and foreign is not wanted at the views of the holders. W of nothing doing to any extent ADYERYISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. ‘ TENANTS’ RMGISTER. LARGE HOUSE tO LET IN THE LOWER PART of the city, near Broadway, with modera improve- inents, containing 40 rooms, occupied as a lodging and first class boarding house. The lease and furniture for sale ata bargain, with iumediate possession. B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. EF RNISHED HOUSES TO LET—ONE BUT A SHORT t distance from Broadway, below Spring street; » hree story and basement louse near Broadway, below Canal street. Possession immediately, and can be had after May next. For full particulars, apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 407 Broamay. ARGE OFFICE IN WALL STREET TO LET—1HE furniture, with large safe, suitable for a public company, to be’ sold. Apply at No. 6 Wallstreet, rear office, first floor. T° LET—AN OFFICE, 25 BY 50 FEET DEEP, ON the second floor, at 486 Broadway; entrance on Broadway and on Broome street. For further particu- lara apply on the premi T° LET Houses NOS.1 AND 4 GARDEN ROW, Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue, in complete order, and can be seen at any time during this day. Possession given Ist January. Inquire immediately of D. W. Fenton, 167 Broadway, up stairs, LET—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, in a pleasant Rborhood, west of Broadway, and very convenient to the cars and stages, with baths, gas, chandeliers, laundry. &. Yearly rent, $500. Pos: session immediately. Carpets, Xc., nearly new, for sale. $150. B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broad way. LET—A SMALI, GENTEEL HOUSE ON EAST Twenty-fourth street, a few doors from Fourth ave- aue, one of the four houses with verandahs in front; houte in elegant order, with modern improvements, re- cently palnted and paperof with fine French paper. Furniture will be sold, if wanted, at alow price. Rent $600. Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from 3 to 7 P. M. (0 LET—A BACK ROOM, WITH BEDROOM ADJOIN- ing, on the second floor, and a back basement, un- furnished. A front parlor, on the first floor, with the basement, can be had if ‘preferred, in @ private, re apectable family, No, 111 Spring street, near Morcer. ) LET, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—THE DWEL part of house 380 Fourth avenue, above Twenty- seventh street; twelve rooms, kitchen, bath, gas, &¢.; rent $500, Also, the house 93 East Twenty-sixth street, ar Lexington avenue; rent low. Apply to E. B. KIN- SHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from % to 7 o’elock. LEASE—FOUR LOTS, ON TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, south side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Suitable for a coal yard or for other purposes. Apply at 107 Broadway, room No. 14, MDCK LLANKOUR 16 CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK.—W. & H. VAN NOTES’ stove store,—We have a large as sortment of the Iatest patterns of , for sale on rea- sonable terms. Stoves and range: with pe ge and repaired, grates set and rep: |, stoves put up, pipe furnished for same. Also, soapstone griddies for wholesale and retail. The excellence of the grid- dies consists in their requiring but one greasing when LLL KINDS OF CASTINGS, MACHINERY, GEAR- ing, mill work, steam engines, ie., made at short notice, on the most reasonable terms, and patterns made for every description of castings, at the Republi- can Iron Works, 63 and 65 Centre street. Refers to M. Bogardus, machinist, at the iron building, corner of Duane and Centre streota. N.B.—One second hand steam engine and boiler for sale cheap. CRUMBIE & RANDALL. COHEN, WIG MAKER AND HAIR DRESSER, 311 e Broadway, recommends to all ladies and gentle- men his rich assortment of wigs, toupees, bands, braids, &c., &e., done in silk, velvet and akin, knotted ia single hairs, and executed ‘in sucha tasteful style that every man will be astonished at the imitation of nature. Or- ders in this branch of work will be delivered at the shortest notice, Foreigners are requested to send the measure of the head, and a sample of the hair, and the work will be sent by expreas. Ladies’ hair dyed in brown net blact olors. [UST RECKIVED—RASKETS OF FLOWERS FOR THE J holidays, also artificial fruit, b A. F. JARVIS & CO., 72 Canal street. ALAGA GRAPES—100 KEGS MALAGA GRAPES, in prime order, just received and for sale by DANIEL GILMARTIN & CO., 198 Front street. HOPLE'S FLOUR AGENCY, 82 BROADWAY, NEW York.—J. DEAN, Jr. & CO. having commenced busi- ness as above, inform thelr friends and the public geno- rally, that they will supply families with the best tiour, by the single barrel, delivered free of cartaze to all parts of the city, Brooklyn and Williamsburg, guarantocing their customers good articles at wholesale prices. Flour not suiting purchasers will be exchanged without charge tillsatisfactory. N. B.—Do not mistake the nunber. AND PICTURE FRAMES AND PICTURES cheap.—The best and cheapest place we can re- commend all our friends to buy, is at our old and true friends BRADLEY & CO., 154 William street, corner of Ann street, for you are sure of being fairly dealt with EPLATING.—HOTELS, STEAMBOAT PROPRIRTORS and private families may have old ware replated and warranted. Stair rods, plunaber’s fixtures, tea ‘sets, dish covers, trays, cake baskets, spoons and forks, eas tors, &c., piated with goldor silver in the very best man- ner, at the Manhattan Plate Co., 267 Bowery. ol post send a for mal an article, wanted by everybody A profit of $5 to S10 per day can be made, No capital required. It is a gent business, Address 8, 8, Chamber, 189 William street. ‘AREHOUSE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS. 65 and 67 Nassau New York.—The sab- have commentced mant news and book at their new paper works, at Windsor Locks, con- taining fourten fagont ssa rug ‘and two 84 inch Fou machines (one more to be added), are now ready to receive orders {rom in want of a supe- rior quality of news or printing » These peepee tolarss tem a yi ape; pete ail the modern improvements, wit if fal peaply ot oy ing and artesian water, together with nev jing power, en- fupply in quantity af quailty.” ity ot supply in q iy q capacity two mills to thousand pounds of paper per day. PERSE & BROOKS. AY TOFATRE—E A Saturday evenin, -~ ON ne PERA AT Ninors GARDEN. —TIOKEOE - MARSHALL, SOLE of the house, 9 com commnenee ag 7 o'clock. Py THE POHEMIAN GIKL. bd Dreas C role seats P. M. daily, without extra Saronpay Evening, POSITIVELY LAST AVPKARANCE OF THE’ GRMAT WhLE NAU AS AMINA, i BELLINI'S SONNAMBULA. Mr. St. Albyn....... Count Rodolph yy be secured from 6AM Om 6 Count Florestine, 184 Laisa Pyne Mr. Bonnyeastle, Mr . Mr. Whiting | Hele THEA’ BROADWAY, Dec! Hroume street —Satu, SPEED THE PLOUGH CHAMBERS STREMT.—SATURe Sir Abel Handy URTON’S THEA’ Farmer Asifield. df Burton, Mr. Johnston and Mrs. Sughes will sustain their original characters. MONSIEUR JACQU! with Mr. Morris Barnett in hia own APOLLO IN NEW ‘Mr. Burtea as Mrs. Parti: and the Chatham street Auc! On Monday, Christmas Day Mr. Burton, Miss Raymond, Mr. Johaston, Mr. Mr, Russell, Mes, and Miss Annie Lee in the principal characters. OWERY THEATRE.—PROVPRIETOR AND MAN: 1.P, Waldron; Stage Manager, n-—Boxes, 26 cents; cents; Private Boxes, $5. Satunpay Evang, Dec. 23, INTEREST. their Perilous Ascent on the Tight ‘THE NEW FOOTMAN. Breakwindow..Mr. Vincent | Polly... ee FRASER, HENBY WILLARD, wietor; Edward , Mauager.—Doors open cartaln rises at 7 o'clock. 9 Dec. 25, will be LADY OF LYO! .. Mrs. Stephens Saturday evening, HR : AGER, and Gallery, 1996 KO. CHRISTY Since the dent perform every ev ‘under the control of MINSTRELS, eaeret their hall by (fire, wil) a ES, 472- BROADWAY, Basiness Manager. Stage BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FAROES, DANCES, Africanised by the most sccemplished’ Doors open at 63, o'clock; te commence at 7}, precisely. THE CELEBRATED CAN- wa des Italians, Paris, company tm the , with J. R. Seott as Damon. ing, at 74%, ROB ROY, with J. R. Scott as Rob, aad Mins. J.R. Scott’ as Helen ‘McGregor. Admittance te "LLE VICTOR CHOM! tatrice, from the Gras MRS. HENRY C. WATSON, will appear at the BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS, To-moxnow, SuNpay EvRNING, Decker 24, together with a FULL AND EFFICENT CHORUS, GRAND DOUBLE ORCHESTRA, AND ADKIN’S SPLENDID CORNET BAND, comprising, in all, upwards of A HUNDRED PERFORMERS. The whole under the direction of the renowned Ma- SIGNOR ARDITI. OF PROGRAMME, HMERAGING SELECTIONS FROM THK MESSIAH, CREATION, &., With many novelties never before produced in this coun- try, embracing a NEW GRAND MARCH, BY M. JULLIEN, Just received from London, ‘composed by him concerts at the Theatre Ko} THE MARSKLLAISE HYMN OF LIBERTY, THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL HYMN, HAIL COLUMBIA, &c., With selections from the HUGENOTS, L& PROPHETE, NORMA, &e. Admisssion to all parts of the house, 25 cents; Re- served Seats in Balcony, 25 cents extra. * , Pri also be obtained on appli Box Office, during to the evening of the concert, Doers open at 634 cents; children under y june Show, premiuae $1,' INGLISH OPERA AT NIBLO’S GARDEN.—-DOGRS open at 634; to commence at 734.—Tickets te al parts of the house, 50 cents; Private Boxes, $5; Orchestem Dress Circle seats may be secured from 8 A. M. ta @ , without extra charge. \CTION FOR THE HOLIDAYS. , Deckauxn 3 AND 26, 1864, 5, 1855. National On Mowpay ann Tumpay, will be performed Balfe’s THE BO! Produced with New Scenery by Hilliard, New Properties by Silvester, Costumes, &. First appearance of W’LLE NAU AS ARLINE. Mr. Horncastle. NKLIN MUSEUM, NO. 17 and 19 BOWERY—NB tice.—The above establishment has been removed te © above premises, during extensive alterations a& Me. 63 Bowery. which will short! and others will remember tl place where the ‘‘ model artisten’’ are exhibited. /ERHAM’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE, 663 BROAD- way.—Two grand entertainments this “idinst. This Atternoon at 5, and this Evening at 7 o'clock, on which occasions they will give au UNrQUALLED PROGRAMME OF EtHioriAN Sons, CHoRuemm, Jigs, Fancy Dances, &. BOYD AS BONER, and LA PETITE CHRISTINE io her Fancy Daacea. To conclude, this eveni DON GIOVANSI, OR Admission, 25 cents; children under ten GIFT TICKETS, ADMITTING FOUB PERSO! ‘Thi i be two grand performances on and 7% o’clock. ERS.—ENTERTAINMENT AT LYCEUM OW Getty House, by the Back Family. imitations, &c., on Christmas night, 251 OVELLO’S EDITION performed by the Harmonic Society. A of music and words for those among the audience deatr- ous of following the music with eye as well ay car. Oratorio complete in vocal score, with accompaniment for organ or pianoforte, arranged b: NOVELLO’S Sacred Music way, and to be had at the theatre. HEATRICAL.—WANTED, FOR A GOOD MEDLEY Company now forming, to perform in an adj City, two ladies, possesai two banjoists, and s comic voices, and persons of talent in any line, male or yy addrevsing Humphreys prepaid. yb completed. t the above is to commence at 7'¢ o'clock, pre- For full particulars see programme in to-morrow’s OR SEMI-HUMAN INDIAN, FROM Mexico.—Since her appearance at Stuyvesant In- stitute, this mysterious being has been visited by three De. Mott’s extraordinary epistie con- ‘her duality astounds the scientific world. Ladies are delighted with her affability and sweet voice. The ‘Troglodyt. of ancient days is recognised in La Mugor Admission, 26 cents, ONCERT HALL, AT CANANDAIGUA, NKW York, lias just been completed, caj imodating one thousand persons, light very conveniently and desirably arra Apply in person, or by BEMIS, proprietor, Canandaigua, New York. , for the sixth ti thousand persons. STRE ON letter, to GEO. W. LEGAL NOTICES. UPREME COURT, CITY AND York.—Charles W. Lynde ay David Bingham, Sarah J. lev Frederick H. Bartholomew B. Atterbury, William Fleming and’ Aaron M.’Barr.— To the defendants, Sarah J. levy and Abraham G. Levy.—You are hereby summoned and required to an- swer the complaint in this action, which has been dled in the office of the Clerk of the city and county of New York, at the City Hall, in the city of New York, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subseriber, at his office No. Court street, Brook- ys after the service of this sum- ly of the day of auch service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the foresaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. 854. CHARLES R. LYNDE, Plaintifi’s Attorney. COUNTY OF NEW ins) Eliza Bingham, Abraham G. Levy, |, G. Pierce, Robert i will hear of an engagement bj Baxter, Brooklyn Post Oftice, lyn, within twent; mons on you, exclu County.—J. Carson Brevoort, trustee of Mrs. inst Henry Castro and Amelia Cas- Simonson, Charles M. Simonson, E. Manson, exec yen Willetts, Kd ume Merle, Richard Laura W. Brested, tro his wife, Jeremi &e:: Sylvanus Lyon and wife, letts, 8, Jourdan & Co., Gi Patrick.—To Henry Castro and Amelia Castro his wife, you are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which was filed in the the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the City Hall, in the city of Brooklyn, on the sixth day of December, 1854, ‘and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint Office No. 64 Wall street, in the after the service the day of such to answer the said complaint in the time sforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com- i WM. ELLERY SEDG WICK, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated New York, Dec. 15, 1854. ~ —" it to reject all or on the subscriber, at hi of New York, within twent, is summons on yor service; and if you fai withi YORK, DROKMBER | Bosale for supplien of BRO. P, ing (11 feet by 13;) which the celebrated Hypolite Sebron has just finished, representing a very remarka- ble winter scene in Broadway, will be exhibited at his studio, 7091; Broadway, the Monday, Thursday and Saturday previous to its being shipped for the intings of this artist are well worthy the examination of lovers of the fine arts, Gen- lemen, 26 cents; ladies, free. AA AAA AAR R. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY BE.COM- sulted.—Twenty-two yeara in one Dr. J. to eure such cases as have Constitutional wesknemp of any delectertous thee cured, without the we DUANE STREET, THE SOBER SECOND THOUGHT OF THE PUB- lic.—My friends and Patrons—You have been averse to listen to the words ef sober reason, 1, therefore, tried the effect of an extravaganza. I'think it is now quite probable that I sball have gathered an audience. Twant to soll may business; but, before I leave tt, I wish to disabuse you of your vain fears of the past, and warn you as jregards the fatare. Ihave been nea:ly twenty- fonr years a confectioner, and for twenty years of that time the confectioners of this city served you moat faithfully. In England and in France adulteration had been practiced t>s very great extent. In Kogland, par- ticularly, doleterions substances have been used, that have called for the interference of ithe laws; hence the prevailing, but, I believe, hitherto ‘unfounded prejudice entertained in this country, Within the last three or four years, adulteration by flour has been introduced here, but not generally. 1 wil respectfully submit to you, whether you think it cither safe or prudent to pro- claim that children have been, cam be, or may be poi- woned by the confectioner, without any further com ment than a paragraph in the newspaper, that in Boston two more children bad been poisoned by confectionery — and you still harbor such men among you—it is a libel on your intelligence. ‘The cow continues to give us milk, although we slaughter her offepring ; but. the poot nimal cannot belp herself. I tell you, my friends, that confectionery, when faithfully made, ix whelesome and Deneficial, but, Hke everything else, its use may be abused. Is the honor of the jealous’ man, who is con- stantly annoying his wife with unfounded suspicion, any more safe’ Or is the man any better served who ‘con- stantly abuses his dependants in lieu of instructing them’ If you would be safe, donot countenance un meaning attacks on the confectioner; but, if his conduct be suspicious, investigate it thoroaghly, and, if the laws will not reach him, ‘public opinion will. For the very generous support that I have for eo many years met with, not oply from the citizens of New York, but from those of the United states, I return my most respectfal and grateful acknow sata. T. G. HODGKINS, nfeetioner, 154 Greenwich street. I shall be happy to see the faces of my old friends daring the holidays—and, afterwards, shall be happy to treat with any) suitable party for the sale of my bu- until the Ist of January ot, Ladin conte; frontiers $i. fa aa: ae the etlene confidence as usual, at his malt nn nn Ce ALT R. H. C. THORP’S CARMINANTIA, OR PANACKA— For the cure of dys consumption, dropsical aieections, morenrial and sypht- female te all diseases . ‘Dr. THORP’S office and t Broadway, im the from impurity of the depot, No. 7 We irard House. Price $1 per bottle. LARMONT’S PARIS AND LONDON MEDIVi Adviser and Marriage Guide, 1ith edition, 342 engravings. Sold at 222 Broadway, and Ls Mow author, M. Larmont, physician 42 corner of he is consulted from 11 A. M. to2P. M., and 619 , Sundays excepted. drug stere. Pationta treated by mall or express. Ad- dress all letters box 844 New York Post cue with all other papers in to the afilicted.—Courier des R. J. E, NOLAN.—RHEU ‘any man off his crutches in twenty-four hours, and Fever and ague cured in from r to forty-eight hours, allowing but one shake, and all other diseases effectuall, roots, plants, and herbs of the earth. Ne street, corner of Front. iE GREATES® MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF T ‘Mr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, hay discovered in common pasture woods a remedy that caree every kind of humor, from the worst scrofula down toe He has tried it in over 1,100 canes and pt in two cases, both thunder by Ho has now in his possession over two huadred ebrtifi- thin twenty miles of Bostom, ‘ care @ oursing sore mouth. One to three bottles will eure the worst kind of pi on the face. Two to three bottles of biles. Two bottles are warranted to cure the wi canker in thie moath or stomach. axe warranted to cure the wornt case of er; are warrnnted to cure alt Fallen free for 81 N. B.-—Not the ERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.—DR_ — to aoe his attention. to office p Patients can depend on speedy and radical curs ing at 38% Broome street, fits house east nf iy? Dr Heine is » member of the New York Medical © FEL TILL COKED.—pR. CORBETT, recommending Dr, Btats Unis, Stata Zeitung, de. TISM.—I WILL TAKK sk no pay until I do it, { bles him te guarantee ina member of the 0 NERVOUS SUFFERERS —A REVIRED GLERG' rextored to health ina few days, great nervous fu! tion need, om receivr cates of its virtue, all John M. Dagnall, No. 67 Two bottles are warran' rum & 7 will clear the yal erranted to cure the will cure the worst case of rays experionoed Fos toe Firat bot quantity is taken. ottles of this in the feats of it in every case. uish dre, so sure will this eure homor. I never & bottle of it bat that sold anothor; after x trial @ always speaks foriteelf, Thare are two things about this hero that appear to me ‘au: an water will ox- ing-—fewt, that S008 quite ‘plentifol, jue has never been ed it im 1348; second, thas it shontd cure humor. In order to give some iden of the anditen ring ity of be dincavery, T will stato tha’ te it, and sold about six bottien pee y of tt. No change of diebever necosnary; oat the boat and it, Piaget for usa r day; chiltren over toe doasert spoonful; ediidren from five to cight Asna direction can be applicable constitutions, take mufictenttooperate on the bowels twice a day. “Mr. Kennedy givon person Dad cages Of nerofula. Manufactured b: dy, 190 Warren nti lintoner, 61 Bien! i] Le ed i fi » and er tablespoouful ps: ff i al _attendariss it § z F ti f Roxbury, Mass, . eo a < & he