The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1855, Page 9

- FINANCIAL AND COMMEROIAL, MONEY MARKET. Farpay, Jan. 6—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was quite active and buoyant « today. Every stock on the list improved, and the ‘tbe advance seeme 3 to possess considerable strength: Virginia 6’s went up 2 per cent; Indiana 5's, 1; Biinols Centra) Bonds, 1; Delaware and Hudson, ‘14; Cumberland, 3; Vanton Company, 4; Nicaragas _ Transit, 3; New York Central Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad, 3; Hazlem Railroad, 4; New Jersey Rail- read, }; Hudson River, 4. Galena and Chicago Rail- road sold at 80.8803 per cent. Michigan Central and Ohicsgo and Rock Island were firm at previous State stocks were sold to some extent guine bear. New York Central Bonds are now selling at one per cent below the current price fo the stosk. The former draws seven per centin eash, and the latter draws the present year eight per cent in seven per cent bends at par. It has been reported that the Nicaragua Transit Company were largely interested in the Kinney Mosquito Expedi- agers or directors interested individually in the Jand project of Col. Kinney and his associates, The ‘Transit Company confines its operations entirely to the transportation of passengers to and from Cali- fornia. It can make money emough to pay ita stockholders good dividends in that business, with- > out engaging in doubtfal enterprises, either in Mosquito or eleewhere. There is no doubt but. that the success of the Kiliney expedition would be of great benefit to the Nicaragua Transit Compaty, by giving it a large amount of business, and en- hancing the value of ite landed property on the Isthmus. It has therefore been considered the wisest policy to keep clear ef all political entangie mente, and confine themselves entirely to their Jegitimate business. The market value of Erie is wastained upon the probability of the new loan be- ing filled up. Bids have already been put in for an amount nearly equal to that required, and it will without doubt be announced on the 10th inst—the ., Gay fixed for opening the bids—that the entire loan bas been taken, and that bide were put in fora much larger sum. This we are prepared for, and hope we ehall not be disappointed. As soon as the rate is fixed for the new loan, we shall be able to figure out the result. In the meantime, the market value of the atock will probably appreciate, and be- come quite active. The sales at the first Board to- day amounted to more than three thousand shares. ’ ‘The funds placed in the hands of Mesars. Wad- worth & Sheldon by the State of Illinois, for the payment of interest on ite debt, were the accumula- tion of several monthe. There was an understands img with the State Treasurer that the uss of the remitted by him should be an equivalent for ‘vices rendered in making transfers, paying divi- nds, &c. Am open account between the parties kept, which was sometimes largely in favor and times against the State Treasurer. The im- which has gone abroad, that Messrs. Wads- orth & Bheldon received the amount from the State 'a few days before the interest became due, in one remittance, is erroneous. In accordance with an egreement with the State authorities, the firm had made use of the .fands long before it had ‘become eo much embarrassed. We make this state- ment in justice to Mesars. Wadsworth & Sheldon; ‘but we must condemn the system, practised by pri- banking houses in this and other cities to such extent, of using trust funds placed in their hands special purposes. The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's Office to-day, were as foflows:— Received $107,062 4 884 1 +. 272,321 88 ++ 1,899,513 35 After the adjournment of the board the following les of bonds and stocks were made at auction:— 1000 N. Y. and N. Haven 7’s, 1866, int. added.. 73 2,000 Columbus, P'1qua & Ind’ B.P.; tet mart dn 4% (600 Tilinoi tral R. R. do. do..... 000 Cleve! Toledo R.R. incomes, do. Sen Be 100 shares Cleveland ani Toledo R. R. O26 120 “ =Third Avenue R.R. 20 4160“ Ohio River Lan: Bye At the second board the market was pretty well @stained. Nicaragua Transit advanced 3 per cent; Comberland, j; Missouri 4; Hadson R: , 4; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 3. There wasan offer of 85 per cent for 100 shares of Gal@ns and '@ Chicago, without finding a seller. The absurd panic im this stock has nearly subsided. Tne legality of the sales made yesterday at 70 per cent will be disputed. 0 The New York Central Railroad Company have declared & semi-annual dividend of four per cent, which, with the dividend declared last August, will be paid in the company’s certificates at par, con- vertible into seven per cent convertible bonds when presented in suitable sums. This will about use up the three million issue of bonds which the com- pany have been so long trying to sell. According to the annusl report of the Sixth Ave- ‘Bue Railroad Company, the receipts for the sleven months ending with the Ist of Jaauary were $223,690 39, and the expenses $188,463 73, showing @ net profit of $35,226 66. Adding the estimated Profits of the present month, and the balance on hand at the commencement, the amount applicable for dividends of the year will be $41,639, of which $26,250 were appropriated to the Aggust dividend. ‘The cost of the road amounts to $776,226 50, which is represented by $750,000 capital, $4,780 balance of morgeges, and $21,486 50 borrowed from the Paid for of the Hamilton Fire Insurance Company, in place John Bruce, Esq., resigned. The Secretary of the Treasury has given notice he will redeem until the Ist of March next, of the United States, amouating to one mil- nine hundred thousand dollars, at prices com- pounded of the following particu lars:— 1, The par value, or amount specified im each certifi- 2. A premium on the stock of the loan authorized by the act of July, 1846, redeemable Novem! 2 t; on the stock of the loan authorised gan Caral bere resolved (instead of the payment @ ove balf of, the ‘coupons due January 1, 1847, a9 previously advertived,) to pay the fall amount of the coupons doe Jenusry 1, 1647; siso, to pay in fall ‘ap vovrca» ive July lst, 1647, The coopoms to be paid are on the registered canal bonds only. The arrears of interest on the registered evidences of in- debtedness of the canal, will also be paid up to the 1st day of July, 1847. The payment will be made by D. Leavitt, treasurer, at the American Exchange Bank, on presentation of the bonds and evidences of ‘The last annual report of the Fit:hbarg and Wor- cester Railroad Company says that the total earn- ings of the past year were $42,647 83; total cost of working the road, $19,250 09; net earnings, $23,. 397 74; paid interest and dividends, $13,615 12— leaving of $9,782 62, The increase of earnings was $6,411 89, while the increase of the expenses was only $1,345 46. The earnings of the road have been sufficient to pay six per cent of the debt, and nine per cent on all outstanding stock, if, as has been customary with most railroad manage- ments, no allowance was made for,depreciation;’ ducting that allowance, the balance is sufficient to pay six per cent on both classes of preferred stock. On the let of November last, the whole bonded debt of the road, amountiug to of $60,000, fel due; a large’ number of the old bondholders took new bonds at par in exchange; $4,000 old bonds are now outstanding, and money was obtained to pay the balance, at six per cent interest. ‘The Governor of Illinois, in his mcssa ge to the Legislature of that State, gives the annexed ex- hibit ofthe State debt on the let January, 1955:— Fivancrs oF [111N01s—AMoUNT oF Pusiic Dent. 1856, Jan. 1. . Internal improvement debt—principal....$5,771,959 74 Interest to January 1, 1855......, 2, 581 87 , Dar ‘Arrears of interest when debt was funded. 2,023,629 13 Unfunded internal improv - $907,480 90 ment ecrip and bonds. Interest to January, 1, 1655... 333,883 Wiggins loan, principal and in- Ten fs dees bonds, a . : rest two years to January 1, 30,403 05 —— 1,199,125 04 : 11,574,276 78 Deduct amount of State indedt- edness purchased to January 1, 1853, and interest on same ‘to Jana: 1, 1855.06... 000 Amount paid on principal and interest to January 1, 1863, and interest ontprincipal taken 252,827 68 up to January 1, 1866,,,,,..1,223,000 00 5 : — 1,475,827 68 10,098,448 10 Principal canal debt. 4,886,522 83 Interest on same to January 1, UBHS. ee seseeeseeeeeen eens 92) 969,681 96 ——————7, 846,204 79 17,944,052 89 Less amount of the two mill a tax State debt fund.... 102,152 26 Less amount interest fund rec’d into the treasury from 1st Dee., 1852, to let Dec. , "1854. li 690,645 56 Less amount from arate. rev- e to pay interest on liqui- bon i; 20,648 71 197,053 82 280,894 06 Less amount paid by Board Trustees of the Dlinoi Michigan canal, to fally li date the $1,600,000 loan 526,008 79 Less amount that will be jing State indebted- market value with id land fund receiv- 215,610 82 on canal for the past two years, and for lands and lots ; sold, as well asthe amount recelved for land sold and not pai the past two years...... reviousl, for until 3,950,037 96 Total January Ist, 1855,.....6604.+++-.819,904,614 93 By the foregoing it will be seen that besides pay- ing enough to meet the eitire intervst upon the State debt each year, for the past two years, there bas been paid and applied upon the arrearages of interest and the principal of the debt, the sum of $2,750,037 96, being the sum of $1,375,018 98 each year, over and above the accraing interest, making all paid on principal and interest during the pass two years, the sum of $3,950,037 96. The Governor says:—In my message to the General A: sembly, at their reg jon, Jan. 10, 1853, 1 bas caleulati were kept'at the same 1 nse Shade pee Sent outhedales propery i the Blate each year be ten per cent, that, with the other valuable assets of the State applied, in eleven years from that time the State debt would be reduced to $74,080 62. I am pleased to inform you that the past two yours the increase-of taxable pro- |g . after all abatements for errors, &c., was, bn 1863 over 1852, fifty-one per cent, and the increase on all taxable property for 1864 over 1853, (no lands being taxable only once in two years, except those sold after one assessment and previous to the next, and the per- sonal property,) is about 14 4-0 per cent, making an ave- rage increase of the taxable property of the State for the last two years 32 per cent instead of 10 per cent, as as- sumed in the calculation referred to. think we can pevweep sc Sow ve an increase of at least 20 per cent a ear for the next few years on all taxable property of the tate. Should this supposition prove trae, and the taxes remain as now fixed by law, and the avails regularly ap- plied to its extinguishment, the debt would be paid mach sooner than assumed. Ihave no doubt but the reseipts from the Central Railroad and branches will far exceed rd amount of $114,000 per year, as stated in the calcu- The annexed table exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods enfered at this port for con- sumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and in- cluding Thureday, Jan. 4, 1854:— Movements 1x Formox Dry Goons. Entered for Consumption. MANUPACTURES OF WOOL, MANUYACTURES OF SILK. . Value. kgs. Value. $92,616 88 $96,180 69,935 ° 15,253 Worsteds..... 34 7,809 Cotton anddo 61 43,003 . 8 8/269 2 862 26 (4,142 8 2,540 2 1,545 6 O04 18 4,064 483 $232,500 ‘RES OF COTTON. $31 62,465 334/913 23 «4,340 6 1,792 ° 10 (8149 1 124 10 3,217 926 100,903 . 86 4,961 38-4085 20 © 2808 Total.....1,407 $191,307 — Total......1,460 $99,977 Entered for Warehouse. MANUPACTURES OF COTTON. MANUFACTURES OF Woot. Cotton ...... $92,619 Woollens . 53 $23,136 Ginghams 29 = 8,640 Cloths «+ B 9,463 Laces, 13° 2,346 Wornted. + A 20,98 224 32,861 Cotton anddo 169 27,388 6 607 Shawls ...... 2,602 702 $122,273 + Total,..... 315 $82,077 am OF me, RAZOPACHUOE 08 re $42,386 19 14,204 wu 9 2808 2 8,586 2 1,293 83 «22,608 3 5,568 4 876 9 $03,420 Withdrawn from Warchouse. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES OF #ILK. 7 $3,013 Silke, + 2 91,423 ; 862 Ribbons 2 OAT sveteeon Witharown, Manufactures of wool Do, of cotton... Do. Do. MiecPianeor 960,678 TOU sisne anys NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, Menntnatarse i} wool... ee Fripay, Jan. 5, 1855 200 sha Erie RR. 89% 50 39% 500 39% 50 30% 50 3034 350 3034 160 8035 100 3936 100 39% . 200 3936 2000NYCenRRbs.83 83 50 39. 6 she Bk of Amer. 1063¢ 100 39. 64 Phen Bk, ex div 100 50, 39: 15 Del & Hud Canal 10634 200 Har! 20 47 Ocean Bank...., 65 200 29% 94 = =—300 2936 19% 200 2936 100 29. 400 29: 100 30 100 do, 30 3036 30 N Jersey RR..., 116 20 116: 14 “ 50 NY Cen RR.atém 100 a4 10 Chie & Rk Isd RR 30 $500 Virginia 6” 300 she Erie RR. nia 6's. .. sl ie RR... 1000 Missouri 6’ . % do, 1000 Erie Inc bonds. 1000 Erie con bda,’71 $50 shs Nie Transit. 200 a . 20 a 100 de b60 50 N Y Cen RR.b30 160 do.... » 200 Oumb Coal Co... 100 di 100 100 +100 do voce ofl 5 Mich Cen RR. 160 1 Cen RR. CITY TRADE REPORT. Frupay, Jan. 5, 1955, Asums,—Sales of about 150 bbls. new crop pots and pearla were reported, at $6 62a $076 for the former, and at $7 26 for the latter. BRRADSTUFFS,—Flour.—The market was again 12%<0. per bbl. lower for common and medium grades, The sales footed up from 6,000 a 7,000 bbls., included in which were common State at $8 87 a $9, straight and 00d do. at $9 a $9 25, Western mixed brands at $9 25 a 975. There was no change in extra brands. The #alew also incladed 1.000 bb! nadian, at $9 26 in bond and $10 a $1012 in bond, and 1,400do. Southern at $9 $1 a $9 75 for common to good’ medium qualities, and $10 a $10 62 for extra brands, Meul —Sales of 300 bb’ were made at $4 37, afterwards at $4 50. Wheat.—The sales were confined to a cargo of 3,000 bushels red Upper. Lake at $1 80. Corn was firmer, but less active. About 10,000 bushels of good mixed were purchased for export at’$1 03, which was an advance, and about 7.000 a 8,000 do, sold tlightly under this figure. Rye,—About 1,500 bushels New Jersey were sold at $1 40. ley were unchanged. ‘CorPrr—The sales embraced 750 bags Rio, at 9%0, a 103¢¢.; 200 do. Maracaibo, 103¢¢. a 1e., and 60 do, La- guayra, at 10c, .—The market was more active and with a firm- er tone. The sales embraced about 2,500 bales, the ad- vance of gc. previously noticed being sustained. Frnicuts.—Rates were steady, but not very active To Liverpool grain was at 4d.a 44¢d., in bulk and bi 1,000 bales of cotton were engaged ‘at 5-32d. a 3-1 and 500 do. compressed at 3;d.; 500 bbls, pork at 2a. 500 tierces beef at p. n.t.; 600 bbls. flour at ls. 734d. and 600 boxes bacon at 174. 6d. per ton. To Glasgow,, 200 bbls, lard wore engaged at 20+, To London, 100 boxes bacon were engaged at 27s. 6d. To Bremen, 90 tone measurement goods were taken at 17s 6d.: and 200 bales of cotton 4c. To Antwerp, 100 bales of cotton were engaged at To Rotterdam, about 500 bbls. rosin were taken at 3s. To California rates were un- changed. To Havre, provisions were at 75e. per bbl., and cotton at Xe. Frvrt.—Beyond some lots of wet dry raisins sold at auction, the transactions were light. At auction they brought about $1 85, while to the trade they were sold at old ithina day or two about 2,000 bales have ds at $1 per 100 Ibs. market was quiet, and priser MOwinal, at s i, fo Sceth Bisies were made at between 3éc. —The market was steady, with sales of 200 a 200 bbls. at 10% ©. a 10}g0., and 50 kegs at 10%%0. Cut meats were unchanged. Dressed hogs sold at 5%e. MOLAssHs.—Sales of 700 bbls. New Orleans were made, part at 26c. and the ainder at p.n. t.; 550 do., to ar- rive, at p.m. t.; and 25 Texas do. Mapper.—5 casks of Dutch weresold at 10g. Navat Stones.—Sales of 100 bbis — of turpen- tine, in ehipping order, were made at 43c.a 44c., cash; and 200 bbls. common Tosin, at $1.82 per 310 Ibs., de livered. Raw and tar were quiet and nominal Ou.—Linseed sold in small lots at 81c, a 8c. Whale and sperm were unchanged. PRovisions.—There was a rapid and severe decline in old mess pork, with large sales, About 3,000 bbls, chiefly mess, changed hands, opening at $12 87, and leaving off at $11 87, including some of prime, at $12. Reef—sales o ut 300 bbls. were made at un- changed prices. Considerable lots, it was said, were being shipped to England on owners’ account. Rice.—Sales of 120 tierces were made at $3 75 @$4 37 per 100 lbs. Sait.—The market {* unsettled. A cargo of 1,800 ks of Asbton’s and 1,400 Worthington salt waa sold atly reduced prices; but a cargo of 1,600ground, and 9,000 sacks Jeffries & Durcy’s salt is said to have since been sold at an advance. Complaint was made yesterday by a dealer in the article, that a morning paper of the Sth had stated that an importer refused an offer from the la des in salt of $1 75 for 1,800 sacks of Ashton’s, and afterwards sold it at auction for $1 5734, which the contemporary paper laud very important and business-like affair. ferred to thought that,the importer would Oats and bar- pais for hia own interest to have accepted t ol &coaR.—The # included about 600 bhds. leans, includin mon to medium quality, id good to prime at 5c. a 5%c. was firm at 12%c. for city rendered. Woot. —This article continues still very dall, The sales this week have been mostly of domestic fleece of the finer grades, and we notice 60,000 Ibs. have chy hands, on private terms, au at four months, - ing interest; and 50,000 Ibs, common to half blood, at Qe, to 3e., cash. In foreign, the market exhibits’ no change and’ we have nothing to report, At auction, on the 4th instant, 20 bales unwashed brought 2%c. to 63¢e., cash. Wniskey.—Salen of about 400 dbla, State made at Y6e. a 96%¢., with o small lotat J7¢. | Family Marketing. RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE AT WASHINGTON MARKET. We regret to announce that almost all kinds of farm @roduce show an increase over last week. There is ap- parently a large quantity of meat, poultry and vegetables on hand, and saler, especially of meats, are light, yet the prices continue inordinately high. Meat has advanced two and three cents a pound on the most commonly used varieties. Cattle were twelve dol- lare a hundred last market day. This accounts in a measure for the increased price; but the fact that sales are light, people preferring to use fish, will doubtless eventually reduce its value. Of poultry there is considerable of the poorer Western varieties, but of good Jersey fowl there in very little in market. Prices continue quite high Fish shows an increase, as does also nearly every kind of vegetable, with the exception of potatoes, which could not well be much higher. Apples are scarce, and the prices, of course, are quite high. The following quotations haye been carefully drawa op SIltbis8scisriiisivs I SSS8SSSeerl SSseeee om 8 O18 16 « O12 10 6 20 62s — -1m@ © 14 1% 3 30 o% «6 s 10 2 i 0 es % | Forte at pe ei Quad, yer dupen, porrsevvener 1 pie » - u - =— 0 08 oO 0 06 3 saad 08 -~ 10 ou 068 - 06 - 18 - Salt . 010 - shad, 0 12% - Smoked balibut « 010 - Smk’d mackerel O12 ~ Sounds and tongues, per oe a = Smoked shad, bod olmsn — Soused salmon, per can 20 2 = Smoked salmon, per Ib OW 2 OW Dry codfish, sg OM es — SHELLFISH. Oysters—Princes’ bay, per 100, +12 a 200 Virginia “ 10 62% a 100 Clams, per 100.,............ 050 a 100 VEGETABLES. Potatoes, per half-peck. . 018 » 0% Mercer do. per bbl. 360 a 400 Fira do. ite pee a a 350 roipe—w! ) per balf-peck ... eouia _- Russia, “ ow a — 2% © = OR a — -010 a Olo 00 a O18 006 a 000 008 a = Carrot +06 a om Cele: oW a OW Salad, 006 a — Oyster plant, per bunch, ome = FRUIT. Apples—Spitzenbergen, per bi - 860 a 375 Do, per half. » 030 a OTK Greenings, per bb! 860 a = Do. — per half. os = Rox russets, Vd vt, oO 4 - Do. __ per half-pecic 0% 4s = Cranberries, per bbi. 1200 0 15 00 BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC. Butter—State,. per lb. +018 a 025 Orange, “ , 025 a 028 Delaware ‘ 026 a 028 Cheese—per Ib...... -010 a O14 lish, per Ib ola — Pineapple, each -156 a — a ale “ 06 a m Eggs, four for a -OWKe = pay, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY TENANTS’ REGISTER. PARTMENTS TO LET—TO GENTEEL FAMLUJES, AT 75 Warren street; rents moderate; will also be Fented for business purposes. Apply to JAMES MUR- PHY, 257 Broadway, up stairs, or to WM. WILKINSON, en the premises. Beever ‘TO LET, FOR THE BALL SEASON, the very handsome hall, 21 Howard street, nour way. The said hallcan be rented for # dancing academy. Inquire on the premises. \URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—FURNITUR gale.—A three story brick, central and part of Brooklyn; rent low, and price of furniture (all in food order) moderate, Adress Talent, Brooklyn Post fice. ARGE OFFICE IN WALL STREEY TO L&T—THE furniture, with large safe, suitable for a public company, to be’ sold. Apply at No. 6 Wallstreet, rear office, first floor, ART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TQ L! N= P sisting of large front parlor on the first floor, the Second floor, and one room on third floor, with privi lege of bath room, cellar and kitehen. Inquire at 203 ‘est Twenty-seventh street. (TEAM POWER TO LET—FROM ONE TO FIFTY horse power, to suit applicants; abunJance of grouad room ; best location on North river. CLARK R. SHEL DON, 22 Trinity buildings, 111 Broadway. LET—THE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF the store, No. 12 Vesey «treet, directly in rear of As'‘or House; admirably adapted for any kind of jobbiag business. Rent, $2,600 per y will be rented for a single year, or for the term of five years. The premises will be shown, on application to GARDNER, GREENE & Co. who occupy the loftf, or PENEGO & BUCKLEY, who occupy the end fronting treet. Pare IN TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR y, a suite of unfurnished apartinents, to ‘tleman, with full board for the lad Ii family, without children, where the eorforts may be enjoyed, Address, “ Retirement,” Post Office. —HALF OF A THREE STORY AND BASE ment house, consisting of seven rooms, all in own town in the immediate vicinity of ss. The furniture, which ix good, will be sold at a bargain, with immediate possession. B, W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway (0 LET—A NEAT STORE, IN THE BOWERY, NO. 14544, also, splendid furnished rooms to let, with u a Ee ‘Apply for further information, at 145 ON TWENTY house, with a Will be very low rent, for twelve months or longer. Ap B, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenu ‘A fine brown stone 0 LET—THE LARGE BRICK BUILDING, 435 BROAD Devas’ corer of Anthony street, having been remo lied throughout, and containing over one hanired now ready to be rented, in auites of ovine urposes. The store is 2 by 140 feet, an well lighted; the rooms on the second fox are neatand commodious, every one being elegantly frescoed, and ropplied with gas, Me, Bankers, brokers) or iasuran companies would find these very desirable for offices ‘The upper stories are all supplied with water and conve nience, gas introduced into each room. For further particulars apply to WM. B. MOFFAT, 836 Broadway 0 IET—A LARGE ROOM, 312 BROADWAY {yi floor, suitable for any kind of business. For Fest and terms, call at 907 Brondway. . W. RICHARDS 0 LET—NO. 205 BROADWAY—THE SECOND AND third stories of the above store, suitavle for any light business. If preferred, each story will be let sepa rately. Inquire of SMITH, YOUNG & 00., Now. 2an1 4 Maiden lane 0 LET—THE LACE AND" EMBROIDERY STORE, 679 Broadway, oppomte the Metropolitan Hotel. | Pos Ist February. Apply on the premises. n LET—THE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE } I Vestry street; possession immediately. Apply on the premises. LEASE—FOUR LOT, ON TWENTY SIXTH STREET south side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, ble for e coal yard or for other purposes, Apply at 167 Broadway, room No. 14. 0 LEASE, FOR A TERM OF 7 YEARS, A LARGE FOUR story house and store, ina prominent business lo éation, west of Broadway, in the* vicinity of Liberty street, to » responsible . The rent will be reasou able. Apply to B. W. , 207 Broadway BROADWAY, 3 2 Writing and bookkeeping thoroughly taught, is street. Open day and evening for instruction and plea INSTRUCTION. CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET or separate parlors, at red cha: . OLIVER 8 CoLNSMITH SEROWS NEW LARGE AND ELBGANT RIDING wr avenue, corner of Thirty ninth sure riding—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday even tn for ‘ction nak’ goatlemce, for pleasure riding. ‘Terms, $1 per ride, sbtinadch ) aor AND GERMAN LANGUAGES —THk SUB w scriber, 46% Broadway, near Broome «treet, con the above” |) Ae leo the clan- |, Om the continent of tows, inees teec ee, He ties, in private Europe, the great goversment examinations. mere E TELLERING, 483 roadway. RAND FENCING MATCH AT 765 BROADWAY, receded “ wa Part 2.—Gracd salote oe match, Addmittance 60 cents, at seven o'clock, even aes | 6=— ee TJARD PALACE, WITH EIGHT OR TEN TANT, for sale or for property io New York or einity. Location’ so that « person cag make from $4,000 to $6,000 aanum. Apply lo W COLE, at ’s rooms, No. 6 Ann street. Tables for sale or made to order. aT (iiAkD TABLE POR Saiz, Will PATENT curhi¢ma, Also, ome second hand table, food ne cow; will be sold at « must be raised. Oues, balls and cue-leathers always on band and told wid. Maker, 141 Fi T's, order, for ~.4 aitabte f in a , m lot Or public use, with « stock of new ones gatelle table for sale. at ow MATRIMONIAL. ADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, | a THE marriages, 004 wil) #how iatne husbands, to their great agtonishment and even their very thoughts 16 CBroome rireet, near will tell the events leaves evafidence | Herald office, wit wy ' pageoay. AMUSEMENTS, ee Ls URTON’S THEAW:E, CHAMBERS STREET —s,. turday.—Last nieht of THE NICE YOUNG MAN. last night of APOLLO IN NEW YORK. ‘There pieces, till actractive, must be laid aside, to make room for the many novelties now ready. Mr, Burton as Uenhomme, the dranken lawyer, and as Mre. Partington. Mr. Johnston in three pieces. Mr. Moore in two parts, Miss Raymond as the Nico Young Man Mrs. Burton as Mrs. Sayleur and Sophia, The last piece will be the comicalty of SOPHIA’S SUPPER. GREAT FUN FOR HARD TMK, Biv Wadi? Bags anager, tober: bert douse. Peed |. P. Waldron; jonea. —Prices ‘Admisvion—Boxer,- 26 conta; Pit and Gallery, 1255 eents; Private Boxes, $5. SATURDAY Evening, JAN. 6, will be performed the favorite drama of THE IDIOT WITNESS. Dance ...... seveeee To be followed M4 THE SON OF COLUMBIA, To conclude with LAFITTE, THE PIRATE OF THE GULF. +» Miss Wells UCKLEY’S SERENADERS, 689 BROADWAY. B' Evaxny Evexixo Tas In 3 acta, with now x &e., &e. Preceding the opera, a superior Ethiopian entertata- ment, consisting of best Negro Solos and Deets, Plantation and Fancy Dances, 4 hering to thelr unalterable motto, “fun, without vab yarity.?? Concert ut 7}4 o'clock. ‘ckete 28 cents, Reserved sweaty 60 centn, Boesy's- AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SATURDAY, JA- noary 6,—Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, THE WiFE-Mr. R* Scott an St. Pierre; OC. W. Clarke as Leonardo; Mina Mestayer aw Marianna, This evening, at 7)¢ o'clock, the operatic favorite of ROB ROY, with Mr. J. R. Soot) Mr Hadaway, and Miss Mestayor in the leadiug charac ters. All the curiosities to be seen, besides, as usual Admittance to all, 26 cents; children under tom, 125 cents. National oultry Show, premiums $500, Jan. 15 to 20, 1856, National Baby Show, premiums $1,000, June 6, 1865, ROSPRCTUS FOR A SERIES OF GRAND THURSDAY EVENING CONCERTS, to be given at the BROADWAY TABERNACLE during the winter season, under the direction of MR. JOHN McKIBBEN AND ME, FRANK HUGHES, manager of the Broadway Sunday Concerts, and twelve usiness director of M, Julien's Concerts in Eng- laa. nd, Thi agers have the honor to announce to the o! York that the moat extensive and liber: are in active p ly Concerts ¢ wi modious and favorite resort, for the purpose of render- ing, in the most complete manner, the principal work of the great ancient and modern composers; for the ac- complishment of which, A SUPERB AND POWERFUL ORCHESTRA has been organized, containing all the leading members of the musical profession now in this city, aided by the most CELEBRATED SOLOISTS AND VOCALISTS, who will appear from time to time, in rapid succession. THE RICE OF ADMISSION, inter, in th it will be perceived, i placed within the means of the most humble votary of the divine art, thus truly afford ing MUSIC FOR THE MILLION, THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF THE SERIES will take place on THURSDAY EVENING NPXT, JAN. 11, upon which occasion the receipts will be given for the RELIEF OF THE SOFFERING POOR OF THIS GITY. ‘The following gentlemen have kindly voluatecred to act ax committee upon the occasion:— HIS HONOR THE MAYOR, HON, JOHN OKSER, Sheriff, JAMES ©, WILLETTE, Eaq., Under Sheritf and other fuffuential citizens, whose numerous names will be duly announced The programme will embrace JULLIEN’S RENOWNED FIREMAN’S QUADRILLE, with all the original effects, as performed at the Crystal Palace. THE AMERICAN QUADRILLE, SLEIGH POLKA, with selections from the works of Beetho' Weber, Mendelssohn and Rossini, full pa whieh will be given in « few days. Tickets, 2 ‘ach; Reserved Seats in haleony, 60 dat Mensrs. Hall and 8. Jollie’s music cente & Son's music store, 301 39 Broadway Broadway. Beret 4 MUSEUM, NO, 63 BOWER by! opposite the Bower, ppear in a beautifu OPE CHAP! 1 YORK HOTEL » OPPORITE THE FOF JESUS CHRIST, iNustrated b » roury EXQUISITE PICTORIAL TABLEAUX, from the works of Raffaele, Coreggio, Murillo, Dw Vinel, Paul Veronese, West, Dubuife, Overb &e., exe cuted with many beautiful original desig eetherey 88 Apan annum o o ey cents, children half-price. 0 ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS. T ten, who thoroughly w None oth 4 apply. Ab Address Ethlopi Herald offer view may be ha: Duteb RICHARD II mana All comme now prepared to peg w ations may be addressed to 8 -NN, Mansion House, Balt $ w XRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO, 53 BOWERY I ances every afternoon, at 3, and in at 7. A gale bill for thix (Saturday) afternoon and night The Model Artistes will appear in a pelection of favorite ures, including ‘ Power # Greek Slave,” “Sappho, ’? us Rising from the Sea,’ &o., Ke ROOKLYN MUSEUM.—NOW EXIU'BITING TWO OF the most wonderful little human beings in ex nee—the Lilliputian King and Queen, sixteen and n inches in height. n eighteen, weighing eve: and nine pounds K THEAT HATURDAY EVENING, JAN rand Operatic and Mi neous Concart, on i#h Opera Troupe, arden, New York, will make their ap. pearance, prior to their departure for California MILLE NAU, MR. 8T. ALBYN, AND MR. IRVING. Mosical Director... Mr Thomas Baker Tickets to all parts of the house, 60 cents 6 —WANTED, AN ASBOCIATE 200. popul former, will either ti have good reference money matters, IN A VERY Inbrated per ty, He must MEDICAL, RK DUBOIS’ OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREAT. ‘anes of females » house from Broad 8 Kast Twenty Hemnedion onfidential. Country letters, bh advice and medicine by ret Patients at a dis- post tance provided tendance, R, WARD'S UNFORTUNATIS’ 7 vial, and « book, eure else can do it. No 50 Canal street, one door e Broadway, is the place to rewedy—bo where else iv Now York. Cure warranted, R POWERS CAN BE CONSULTED AT NO. 60 CANAL reet, one door east of Hrondway, daily. Dr ¥ female periodical pill female derangements, price receive immediate attention D" JOHNBON, 16 DI ’ Twenty t Dr, 5. to cure much cases & perience nm himself Cor tually cured, without the « HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL OOM panion, by Ur A. M. Maurveean, sot fates of women, ous hundretth edition (049,000, Pp. 226, om fine payer, entre bindiug «res complaint to which woman is subject, from girthout vomanboot, sot a gr ed , bu and other medic ne, for Post paid letters will iis zt Fee E f g i i it ne TeESES i? R u | ft : f i a Gi f if a8 <— =e z iil aFk if i t e evening, | The King is eixteen, and the | 4 this rapid and thorough | —wochniv- eee ROADWAY THEATRE—K A. MARSHALL, Lomee.—Desrs 0 a O86 commence at T o/eleclis Saturday evening, Jan. 6, wi performed ’ A LUCKY HIT. THE BEGGAR'S OVERA, Captain Macheath: Peacham | Fileh..., | Lockit. Mat Mr. Grosvenor | Jonny... The Beggar. Mr. Leilingwell | Mrs.” . Mrs. Pollysesresseervnsaie. itt t8TOK et ee PO 4 SI . Terry O'Rourke, nn ee TUTOR: ALLACK’S = THEA’ Broome street. —so OO SE, | MEER y ev Jan. 1WO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME, THE SISTERS. Monn. De Gournay.... Rracst Bridoux,,... Georges do Chennevier P y.Mr.Stewart | Mme Baroness De Roa {ue Sisters, 6, lusle....... dy the....., THE ARTEUL DODO ETROPOLITAN THEATRE.—HENRY WILLARD, Proprietor; Edward Eily, Mauager.—Doore epep at @i¢; curtain rises at T o'clock, jurda: ing, Jan wil formed 7 orenCHARD TIE At ai ichard the Third. oes ichmond...... Mr. Buckingham... Mr. Lang Quee ‘Tressel... ‘Mr. Warwick | Lady Ai King Heary.Mr. Thompson | Duchess . DADC eee cee ee Mine Dawes USED UP, Mr. Buchanan Sir Charles Coldstream tate sessseacee Leech, soe Mr, Rea | Lady C,.., BO, CHRISTY & WOOD'S Mi Ty CONSE. quence of the destruction of their 444 Browd- way, by fire, will perform Lay 4 po ey MECHANIO’S HALL, 472 BROADWAY, en ee H. WOOD, Business Manager. GEO, © er. MrmoviaN SUNSTRELSYS BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT PAROS, DANO, Fy, y = Brelsford Africanized by the most tapliahed ry © CARD. To Gron N, Cuniery.—Sin—We decline taking Py 4 ov name, The name we perform under is Christy, Esq. ig agri: J. W' RAYNOR, Primo Basse, N. W. Gould, Gaitariat, B. MALLORY, Burlesque Daneer. A. J. VASS, Violiniat. To Havny Woon, Bag. —in—We were Wood's Minatvela revious to the burning of the Hall, 444 Broadway, ho's are we now? Yours, Hi. HUNTINGTON, ©. HENRY, Perform every night at the adeip tia, ; a THE PROGRAMME OF THE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Chesnut street TI given at the METROPOLITAN THEATRE, to morrow evening, for the HENEFIT OF MK. FRANK HUGIT MANAGER OF THE BROADWAY SUNDAY | CYRTS. # CAMILLE URSO, MRS. HENKY 0. WATSON, MR. GEORGE Lie winted by an aE UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA, will appear at the BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERT, A8 THE MITHOPOLITAN THRATRE, TO-MORROW EVENING LLE CAMILLE URSO, THR DISTINGUISHED V10- Maist, will perform TWO GRAND 801.08, AT THE BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERT, METROPOLITAN THEATRE, TO-MORROW EVENING. ICKETS AND SECURED SEATS, FOR THE BROAD- 7T WAY SUNDAY CONCERT, at ihe Mernovoutan TweaTne, to-morrow evening. be procured at the bex THIS DAY, SATURDAY, FROM 10 UNTIL 4. NARLEAUX VIVANTS, OR LIVING #TATUARY, UN. T der the direction of M. Fleur, of Paria. Tuternationa! Museum, 61 Ihvisioo street.—The entire troupe, just arrived from Kurope, will be exhibited, tm | French gpd Ite style, every event at Tis o'clock, P.M. Rimission, 25 conta te WeLeNKaMr, | Q‘HARLES STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE. LADIES | C ‘and gentlemen, of acknowledged talgnt to the pro fersion, desirous of engagemem! vet paid, JOLIN BE. OWENS, proprietor, Charles # heatre, Baltimore ADAME VICTOR CHOME, M’ ASTROLOGY 2 ALL —MADAME MORROW il post wonderful sstrologiet been known. 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She will tell the wame of the lady or gentleman they wilt marry, aleo. the names of her visiters, Madame Alwia opeahe the English, French and German langut Ne sidence, 000 Lowery, between First and Second streeta, Office hours from 10 A.M. to 8 PM Ms. weren REAT JONES STREET, OOR- ner of the Rowe het been induced, throagh the pereuanions of her mony friends, to coutinse umtll fur- ther notice She can be cownulied in astrology, love, | and law rpreting dreams, by books and pei- ence & me ofthe indy or geatioman they will marry, also the names of her visiters ———= D* balenpe ME. pe OF THE COLLEGE oF Burgeons of Dutdin and Bile! attends te te praction at bis olt oaatlsched "ahier, 71 Maakes wireet, near Catharine, where be is ibe mest aston nar eeRSNSNTUNE KR. LARMONT#® PARIS AND LOXDON Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edit panes, cloth, seventy Ove engravings. Hold at 222 od mailed free for one dollar, by the eather, Larbont, physician and surgeon, No 42 Mende street corner of Droatway, where & ¢ coneelted from lla toh M, and 6 to @ in the evening, Sundays excepted WN. B—Not the drug store. Patients treated by male express Address all letters box 44 New York Post Oteq We concur with all other | Larment to the afflicted D* COOPER, 14 Dt t jeens of Ni 1 from the malterateeat of prevenders my rely on being honorably treated Taltung, ke weval, at N° Fee TILL CURED. tee per Bir Cee he New York University. See bie diploma 3 ce bestt Hees | i uf i i i i i i f ' : i i i & F LU | if ij ie roneWtetlome, take eo Mewent tele atey miy gives bed cater of ser We