The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1855, Page 7

TT fi : 3 i PB E § ff eS seit G@oemrows the Esie company ever made. The rate fe lower than eoy previously bid, and the result will be much lens favorable than gnticipated. The in- @ebtednens of the company, mataring on the let of |, 1865, i aboot five million of dollars, of which $3,500,000 is ia income boads, and $2,200,000 Seating debt. Independent of these payments on at day, there will be the semi annual interest on the convertible bonds of 1871, and on the income bonds then maturing. On the let of March thore ‘will be the semé snoual interest on the second m>t- gage bonds, and on the bonds of 1683. Tae aggre- gate payments to be made by the Eric Railroad band, about... 4 Net bed Javerest om 1871 bonds March 1—iot. on bonds of 1859-"83 850,000 5,701,000 Deficiency March 1, 165 + $1,601,009 Our figures, taken fom the official reports, show that there will be a floating debt, outstanding, un- previded for, on the let uf March, of more than one million and & half of dollars. The proceeds of the jean just vege inted do bat tte more than pay off the income bonds and interest op the same, leaving @ fcating ‘edt of no trifling importance. This does not look moch like exirieatiog the company from ite fizancisl em >erraesments, but leaves i: on the let of Merch, when the sinking fond commences e@persticns, with @ floating debt of one million six hundred thousand dl The directors of the Evie Company ia October act pul forts a formal state- ment, in wbich they # ated that after the negotiation cf the leas thea prem oter for the rede uption of the yeeume bonds, the indebduess and stock would be a8 follows: — Carma Stock ann Tora: Dew? ov tax Kare Rarxoav COMPANY mortgage + 1860) second mortgage . 883, third mortgage .. 1862, comvertiie 1611, con’ ‘The jublic were informed tiat on the let o’ March the comp»py would be entirely clear of © floaiog éebt, aud free from «ll embarrawments. It was wellknown et ‘bat ‘ime to the manegemest that the Be lean cou d uct be negotiated at a better rate than eighty per cent, and it equal'y well kaown | ‘that ft would no. suffice to liquidate al: immediately matoring claims. The gentlemen composing the | maregement of ibis compavy are too well scquaint ed with Wall street finauciering to sappose for s moment tha’ the josn could have been negotistea bad they ;rereuted the actual facts of the case to the public; and it thercfore became necessary to weke up sash a statement es, in their opinion, would take. Itia cur impression that in this they have been mistaken; for the report was, with all ite dos. toring, too traveparent to take with the shrewd capitalists of the Stock Exchange, sud they have not been drawn into the speculation. A great many bids have beea made, but we have not faith ‘n some of the largest on the lst. When the time for paying up arrives many of them may be found wanting. ‘The company is not yet out of the woods, and the @irectors must look out for the ides of March. After the edjournmeat of the Board the follow. ing soles of bonds acd stocks were made at _ % 100 SESSSSBSSESTu Bune! eesesssesessy At the cecond board, quotations carreat in the | morning were pretty well suv‘ained. Comberiand Coal advanced { per cent; Nicerligua Transit, Tiinois Central bonds 4; Indiana fives, 4; Panama bonds, j; Harlem, }; Hudson River Ra‘irow, 4. Reasing Rai:road fell off 4 per cent. The steamsbip Baltic, from Liverpool, brings | seven days la'er news from Europe. The financial and comme:cial accounts are not of the slightest interest or importance. There had bees no chacge — money. Covsols were without siteration, sad so thing had transpi ed in any of the markets, ever of | & favorsbie cr unfavora ie character. The poli\ioul intelligence is particularly usimterestiog. Toore | was fair demand for certain clases of Amevican — = securities. Btockholders in the old Parker Veto Col Com pany mart eo thelr rubscriptions to the stock of — the American Coal Company by three o'clock to morrow, (Pridsy,) at the office of Messrs. 0'Bries, No. 33 Wall street, or forfeit sl! claims upow the mew company. The books will certainly clos os the 12ch inst., aa agreed apon in Decsmber leet. The subser'ption is larger now than required; bet as all the old Parker Vein stockholders have a right to come in, sufficient time has been given them to | do so, Thin ia the last chance. After tomurrow old Parker Vein stock will not be worth any more ‘than so much brown paper. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's | Office to-day were as fol'ows:— | during the year 1854 were $245,477 31, against $188,907 52 for the year previous, showing aa in- | cresce of $56,564 79 for 1854. ‘The earnings of the Long Island Railrosd Com. pany forthe nine months ending Dec. 31, 1854, amounted to $241,236 02, against $203,044 tor the same time ia 1863, showing an increase of $34, 191 02. } ‘The gross inocme of the Baltimore snd Ohio Rall- | road Company for the month of December, in ech IE ane Tee epee Smear December, 1953,,., December, 1854,. Decrease... .eceeseee++++ $83,664 31 The low water in the Obio river is the principal cause of this falling off in receipts. The Atlanta and La Grange Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of 34 per cent. During the present session of the Michigan Legis- lature, the Michigan Central Railroad Company wil apply for an amendment to their charter, eathorizin an increase of its capital stock, for the purpose o' railroads in other States and countries. A part o the new issue of stock will be required to pay th dividend of six per cent, just declared on the old stock. The Board of Brokers have been talking about th> old operations in the Parker Vein Company, and have not yet arrived at any conclusion. It answers very well for a little excitement, and probably will be continued for that purpose. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the business at the United Btates Assay Office of this city, from the commencement of operations, October 10, 1854, to January 9, 1855, inclusive, being the first three montba:— New York Assay Orrice—Orerations Finst Qaarten. Deposites of gold:— ‘oreign comme, Foreign bullion. United States bi Total of gold Deposites of silve: 26, ) 9,968,462 00 10,042,462 00 $8,500 (0 780 00 Unit from gold), Total of silver., 82,213 33 Total deposites ores and silver bullion $10,124,675 33 Gold and silver bullion sent to Philadel- phia for coinage... sig xg, BOOTBIOF 73 712,038 33 Fine gold bars manufactured at the As. fay Office, New York... sevneess 2,888,059 18 Balance of gold and silver bullion on hand ' 263,611 42 TOtah....sseseeee serecereneeceee sees + 910,124,675 33 On the firet day of November, 1854, the Stata éebt of Indiana amounted to $7,031,003 50. Of this sum the State has liquidated the amount of $227,- 864 60, leaving of the public debt’ the sam of $6,803,139, of which sam $1,763,139 is bearing two and abalf per cent interest, and the balance, to wit :~ $5,040,000 is bearing five per cent interest. The aforesaid rum of $227,864 50 having been paid by the State, usder the act of the General Assem- bly creating the Sinking Fand, these stocks remain on the books cf the sgercy, the interest credited and applied annually to the redu-tion cf the princi. pal of ihe public debt. Hence, so far as the interest is concerned, the stock belonging to the State is stily considered outetanding. Since the year 1844, there bas been psid of the pri cipal snd interes: of the State rerio $2,274,705 50, andof interest on the State debt $1,798,412 92. The ordinary expenses ofthe State government during the pas: fiscal year were $4,261 44, being only, per capita, four and ene-third centefor each individual. The value of texable property in the State was $290,418,143, which is an increase in ten years of $174,180, 183. In the New Bedtord Shipping List we find the following :eview of the whale fishery during ths year 1854:— ‘The importations of sperm and whale oil and whale. bone inte the United State in 1854 were as followa.— Varrels sperm, 76,696; barrels whale ofl, 319,837; waale bone, 8,465,260 pounds. In 1863 che impurtations were, sperm oil, 109.077 barrels; whale, 200,114 barrels; whale- Done, 5,652,500 pounds. There have been no exports of whale oil frem the port of New Bedford duriug the "bd. The amount of oil and bone on band 1, 1865, im the United States, ax nearly as could be ascertained, was as follows:—Sperm, 6,700; whale, 75,480; bone, 1,400,000. The stock of sperm oil bas been well exhausted, and is leld at very high prices. A large stock of whale oil remains on ‘hand, aboot three fourths of the importation having beea ured. The Chicago Democrat of the 6th instant says:— The two-mill tax law of this State Fog hago last year 1 » Thin las i and consequently realized thereabouts, Among those who pi re the Chicago Bank and the Mari ly $40, coin, and the latter $20, the banks receiv: thap they were before, ‘blic bas never wave! ‘¢ learm that the stocks presented by these banks the rame, im part, on their’ cireulation was = and were withdrawn from the hands of the Au- by the surrender of an equal amount of their re- epective ineues. The snnexed statement exhibits the condition of the banks of Boston for the week preceding Monday: Ge Sis teat, co compared WHR the work pro Bostoy Baxns. Liatiliies. . Jan.& Increase, Capital... ,750 $82,186,270 $4,520 Due panke 5,762,543 84,576 Deyonite,.... 12/720,417 225,541 Circulation, 7,065,719 447,905 - 966,072,217 $67,994,749 $1,262,592 $48,980,003 $48,826,966 $437,001 7.494.060 6,200,734 708, 54 2,767,001 = 3,001,112 243,745 640,720 960,028,210 $1,987,400 ital ie wt the Fllot bank, @,#20; Mock Twwrspay, Jan. 11, 1856, 100 100 she NYCRR DBO #6 wy 20 00 86 10M RR, 79 WO Rh. 88 way Cam RR. 75 BE 36 Clev A TOI RK... 6416 2 iy 100 re J Mich RR 80 0%, ive vee 42% wo +83 4245 7 0 WG nay 80 42g wy + 4% 16, + 2% “a » & 208 . 42% os 0 42% ao 45 “ boo 43 ss “3 30% ay 3 31 2s mo sy 1 S00 do... WO B1ig ZL, 100 Reading RR. bIO 1455 My 100 do... DO 16% lin 40... OPE THN My me ad + 1% My Oo oe nee 97 16% 100 Medes Mie BR. 57 wy de. “3 37 oy We do .o3 37 an) fo... 690 374 4 Wich Con RK to “, to 2 ys do ole 75 } “ys te ea Thy ed do... 08 Wi 10 Pamame a) TONY Cont epg 86 | 46 aD atannen tO wo dostslopg 4 MO do. .blam 9 os be oe) BRCOWD BOARD. S100 Indiana BOs THK bo ehe Canton Oo aK ee te uw i 100. Gp Raileves 03 Hany. Con Kh Be 84 ra — iT a 8 . CO NY Con tad ie 1009 1s RB bdo J j parlors. (48) i : ivid i 1D a vessel about ready to clear at Is. 7 To London, £0,000 Ibs. wax at d., and 500 boxes at 0s, To Havre rates were unc To Marseilles, cotton was \Bgaged at 34a, and pro at 87360. per barrel. To € rat from 25¢. «4 ft. measare. mentand 5c. per foot to Australia, and 656 per M. for umber, Frurr.—The market was dull and prices uachanged. Hay.—300 a 400 bales were sold at 61 per 100 Ibe. , Bes tial sales of Scotch pig were made at $31, six months. Laap was quiet and quotations nominal. Loe. —Sales of coramon were made at 85¢., and lump at $112. MOLAsHEE, —The sales embraced 400 hhds. Cuba, at Cc. ., and 3U0 bbls. New Orleans, at 26c. a 27¢. AVAL StToRes.—Small lots of spirits turpentine were wold at 44c.; 300 bbls. common No. 1 fine, were sold at $2 10, Ret '310 tba, and 1,000 do, Wilmington, at $1 80 per 310 fbs., delivered, Kaw turpentine and tar were quiet and unchanged. On.—There was no chai to notice in whale and Pa gg continued to sell to a fair extent, at in pork 50) bls, after- 10N8.—There was some tirmer feelin, after the news; though sales of only 200 made in lots at $12 25, and $12 37 w. mess wari ed. Prime was nominal at $12 25. Lard—sales of 500 hegs were made at 10%c. Beef was mpebanged, with molerate sales. Chicago repacked was $15 50a $16. Cut meats were without alteration in quotations, There continued to be a good demand for bacon, pork and beef for export to Europe. Rice.—Lales of 200 tierces were reported ; fair quality at about de. per 1b. SuGars.—The sales embraced about 200 bhds. New Orleans, part at 4c. a Sc., and about 220 boxes browa vt he Havana 65. Ta arket was nomiaal at 12X¢., with smal sales at 123¢0. Wisxxy.—Sales of 500 bbls. Prison and Oaio bbls, Tyre made at, G0)¢c. a 40e., and 200 his, drudge, at ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Di ‘ MUSICAL, " VERY SUPERIOR $315 ROSEWOOD PLAN DFORTR, seven oc ave, made for the owner ten weeks since, yy bent makers; is Lar fully warranted, and ia of- fered for $220, oa account of sickness, It ean be seane’ 167 Chambers street, (rom 9 o’ei2ek till 3, Jan, 11 and 12 ANJO—BANJO.~-THE BANJO TAUGHT IN TWEL' lessons; yen, sir, in twelve lessons you can Joarn te banjo, and it will only gost you $6. Call on me and let me teach you. WM. ROBERTSON, No. 4 Carlton avenue, Brook! ASH MUSIC STORE—MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES. WM. HALL & SON, 229 Broadway, (opposite tie k), have in addition to the great reduction already mavé on their non-copy right music, decided to make important reductions oa their copy rights, whish consist of all the principal works of the favorite and eslebrates composers, Wm. Vincent Wallace, Geo, F, Root, J. A Fowler, Francia H Browo, Wm. Dressler, &e., &o. A large majonty of the music publishers of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, having combined against us in orver to prevent the public from reoeiying the vexefit of our great reduction, bave refused t sup ply our orcers for their music, of to sell any muric of our publication, or to sell to aby peraon who will sell at the reduced prices, For a short timo our stock may be ‘mcomplete, but we will at once proce-d to re pabliwh all the non-copy right pleces of their catalogues mt the re- duced prices, and we have no doubt, bat we will soon find those who will be willing to supply all our wante, We are determined to sell to the public at the lowest prices, consistent with ® remuserative profit to the publisher and dealer, or teacher, and will neither onter into, or submit :o xoy combination for a contrary par. pose. A corrected edition of our new eatalogueat the re- dueed prices will be ready in a fow day s, and will be for- warded to avy part of the United Statev roe of change, Dealers, seminaries and teachers eupplied on the lowest terme. C4 H MUSIC STORE—MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES, HORACE WATERS, tusic pudlisber and dealer, of No 333 Broadway, bas determined not only to sell ina sic at bali priee during the mooth of January aa he has advertised heretofore, but from this time, to sell all of his non-copyright pieces at that rate, and also make a large reduction from bis formr prices on ali of his copy- rights, which latter comprise many of the great and most popular works of the first Kuropean and Americin composers. This stand is taben in the face of almost the unanimous opposition of the trade, but with the belief that itis one which the public will sustain, and that the public will frown upon all combinations or 10- nopoles organized to impose upon pureliasers undue or disproportioned profits, He has also made an enormous reductio in the prices of his celebrated pianos, melo- nd musica) instruments of all kinds. Superior toned pianos for $175, interior as good, an’ the entire instrument as strong and a4 dural those whi 90, $200, $215, $225, $235, $250, $275, variety of etyle and price, compris” different manufactories, Second band pianos at great bargains. Prices from $40 to $150. Celebrated mel from five different manufactories. N. B.—Musis forwarded to all parts of the country, post paid, at the greatly reduced rates. Gene: and select catalogues and schedule of prices of masi- cal instruments forwarded to any address free of charge. Dealers, teachers, and schools, supplied on the very best terma, LUTE INSTRUCTION —A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO give lessons on the flute. Addrese Flutist, Heald Gflice, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. RS, ALWINA BUSH, TEACHER OF THE IANO. forte and vocal music, at 237 Houston street. RIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES !—GREAT EXCITEMENT, ‘and the good time coming |—We offer a beautiful piano and ten gold watches as prizes for the best conun- drum, eight pianos as prizes for the best manuscript music, poetry, Ac. J, PECK & CO., 486 Broadway 2 ing pianos from in Broadway, having two leisure days, wishes , either at her own residence or to’ attend References from Europe and the city, A class for the theory of music every Thursday, at 30’slock Address D., oF for cards app! 722 Broadway. IANOFORTES.—GREAT BARGAINS—ONE AT $125, $160, $160; been used a short tims, warranted, pune, SINGING, HARP.—A LADY RE*'D- or with assortment of elegant new 63g and 7 octave, | *. Grand’ diagonal with metallic frame: feale, equal to the grand piano, at balf the cost, and rior to any- thing offered, Hiegant style of batate phoel, now pottere. Prices to suit the times, at G. & H. BARMORE’S, 346 Bleecker street. BOD Wirier sat eterna ene aah» citing keeping thoroughly taug! clase or te it reduced en. ce OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. © ISRROW'S NEW LARGE AND ELEGANT RivING academy, Fifth avenue, corner of Thirty oiuth y and evening for instruction and plea- re riding jesday, Thursday, and Saturday even wgs, for ladies aod gentlemen, for pleasure riding. rans, $1 per ride, OBIER, DIXON & CO, GIVE LESSONS IN WRITING arithmetic and bookkeeping, day and evening, af | No. 846 Broadway, (appletan’s Building,) where gene wen are qualified for the countirg-Louse, ia aa ox pe Giticus aud superior manner. ILITARY EDUCATION,—PRIVATE LESSONS IN MA thematic#, foptifieation, military and eivil drawing 1. Jones, formerly Professor in the Royal and lion. KE 1. Company's Millitary Colteges, in Englaod Mr. J. would not object to enter into arrangements # te any private fam:ly in the country, desirous of tuition n the above. nterviews obtained, betweeo the boury of 10 A. af 27. M., ot 70 Franklin street. KIVATE INSTRUCTION. SUBSCRIBER Wi receive pew daily for {nsteuction in the a jemmanenip and eeping. either in class or separave rma reduced one-half, OLIVER B. GOLDEMIWH, 962 Broadway. | TS *PANICH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES, IN AD dition to all the branche «of the beat collegiate edu e be thoroughly learned in short time, at the 143 West Twenty third bookkeeping, from 7 taught to foreigners by an accom Leiters may be addreasel, or personal aol atitute, TURTLE BOP est Choveand entomrsnt, ecreee of Brosteay. ant corner way on Fulton street. L. DONADI, CONCERTS AT THE YOUN AMERICA, 40 . Professor t 0 jorte, Mr. J May. moot Mine a some of ther pleasing ballad ke., and will be happy to receive their friends, Linpenard etree}. to A. SCHAUFENBERG & LUIZ, | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1855. | ttat 19 Mereer sireet, th: sour, | \AREH AROY sold heart) is the sure reward of ever, Setteed thie lnanpre city fanny "eluwe. Te dapets the adventures udea, Jashionadle rie of a “live Yankee,” fresh from'the onion beds of Weth- richest Tankee and with the rarest humor. It is, in brief, a book of inGnite jest and most comical Say. Mlustrated, 12mo., cloth 75 cents, paper ete, BUNCE & BROTHER, publishers and ¥ Nassau street, ‘UST PU: HED—PRICE 1236 CENTS—THE “ME- chanic;”’ & poem, by a worker. For sale ringer & Townsend, a Broadway, and Dewitt Davenport, 162 Nassau street, Fisk ‘OR THE BENEFIT OF TH POOR. — 1 ball of the Astor House Clab will be given at Nibio’s saloon, on Wedawsday ovening, the ith inst. The officers aod employees of the Astor House, in giving this, their first anoual ball, believe that they cannot devote the proceeta thereof to 4 more wor. thy object, than to the relief of the poor aad distressed residents of this city; aud to enable them to carry out their intention, ard swell the proceeds of the entertain- ment, they rely upon tue hearty co-operation of their friends and fellow-citizens. The committee beg leave assure the public, that the bali will be second to no: in elegance or respectability, that has been or may be ge this season; and they foel confident that it will jetract nothing from the pleasures of the evening, to those who may attend, to know that the «mall sum that they ma; e expended for the entertainment, will through the agency of the Asrociation for the Bonedt of the Poor, serve to ‘earry joy and gladness to many now wretehed and desolate housebokls, Dodworth’s band is engaged for the occavion. Tickets $2, admitting a gen- tleman and ladies, to be had at the office and bar of the Astor House; Metropolitan Hotel, and of H. Pike, Ki Astor House, Januany 1, 1859, J. 8. PARKER, President. Cuas, C, Bixe, Secretary. Tt TWENTY-*IX(B ANNUAL BALL FOR THe BENK- 6t of the New York Fire Department Fund, will taks Ince at the Academy of Music, Fourteenth strost, om londay evening, Jan. 16, 1456, TMokets may be prosured of the managers. ~ COPARTNARSHIP NOTICES. _ WANTED AND A PARINER—TO éngoge in manufacturing articles of $2.50 universal demaod. profit v; ¢ —WaAn B200. te tne Velling exhibition : must bi employer, and will be -eeu twelve months. None bat faithful apply to Mr, THORP, 442 Kighth avenue, rear bonne. IPSCLUTION.WHEREAS, WE, THE UNDSR sip ned beve this day mutually agreod to dissolve ihe partnership beretolore existing untor the Orm of Wm. G. & J. Watson & E. Lyon, a4 foun ters in iron and expectable party with the 41 Bowery, Helt’s Hotel, room 18, ‘A BUSINESS MAN, 10 OVER. ial affairs sober man need brass. The business will henceforth be carried on and all debts paid and eredits received by said Wm G, & J Watuon, WM. 'G. WATSON, JAMES WATSON, Jr., Paterson, Janoary 2, 1655. KDWARD LYON. ARTNER WANTED--PARTNER WANTED, WITH A cash eapital of at lest $10,000, ina business al dy well established in this city, He must take an ac rt and be qualified therefor. Address J, T., Caat uc Fe Hons Oilive, giving name and address ro PAINT MER’ HA! to nequeint dealer ws ruch with Messrs. Hainemanm & Brothers, Nos, 269 aud 271 West Twenty-eighth street. —New York, Jan. 11, CASPAR SCHNEIDER. COMPETENT PARSON, WITH A t $1,000, to join the advertiser in con: ducting a weekly business newspaper, published in ta city, established for fon , and with a good aul siption let and vertising patronage. Ad- Herald oftice, wateh and chain were enclosed in a paper, and was lost on the road from High Lridgn to this city. If the finder will retura it to PECEIt FHULTA, 01 Went street, near Rector street, the above ard will be paid, , 1) BEWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 2 Bia ola fasbionca hunting watch with plata ‘out cane. Whoever will retarn tue same to H. Bupuy, 0 Cliff street, will receive the above ro ante Mare 1 lt ores 12, THE WEPT yup WISH-TON- WISH. y 3 Tight Rope, Favorite Dance, Boue Dance, Budget of Comicalities, and To conclude TIMOUR THE TARTAR. UCKLEY’S SERENA 689 BROADWAY. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, Evert % ‘The grand burlesque se fairy opera of CIN! in four acts, with new and beautiful seenery, transformations, tricks, &e. and the follo: Cinderella... ..Mise Eleanor Ww. pap ty od Bolee’and Destst Plautenioe sua Dances, still ad- hering to thelr unalterable motto, “fun, without vul- aarity. Concert at 73g o’clobk. Tickets 25 cents. Reserved neats 50 conte. + ps deainaatth ac GAD a ane AAR SLE ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—FRIDAY, JA nuary 12.—A(ternoon, at 3, LIVING TOO Fast, and A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. Evening, at 1 CH. XI1.—Adam Brook, J. R. Scott; FAL t ARLES NEVER WON FAIR LADY—with C. W, Clarke and Mias 2 cente; children wader Mestayer. Admittance to yy Show, premiums $1,000, tem, 1234 cents. National Ba’ June 6, 1866. ROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS.— METROPOLITAN THEATRE. Mr, Frank Hughes .........s0e0e0+ 000+ 000+ 0. Manager The eighth Concert of the series will take place on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, JAN. 14, Second appearance at Whose Concerts of the renowned Violinist, WLLE CAMILLE UR#0, whose first performance, on Sunday last, created a per fect furore of delight and enthusiasm, being honored in her second solo with a triple encore, Firat appearance of the distinguished Tenor, i] QUENT, HERR Principal Tenor of the German Opera, WITH A FULL AND. EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA, selected from the Philharmonic Society, the Mario aud Grisi Opera Troupe, Fourteenth street, and Jullien’s celebrated New York Orchestra, Conductor... HERR KREUTZER, Director of Max Maretzek’s opera troupe. Price of admission—Twenty-five cents to all parte of the house. Keserved seats in balcony boxes 25 conte extra, J’rivate boxes may be obtained on application to the treasurer any time during the day, and on the even ing of the Concert. Doors open at 66 ; to commence 134 precisely. SECOND ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW OF THE National Society for the Improvement of Domentie Youltry. Nearly $600 cash premiums, w! uring the week from Mon ry 16, to january 20, 1855, inclusive, in Harnum seum. Admission to the National Show, including all the attractions of the Museum aud Lecture Room, 25 cents. Children under ten, half-price. OUNG AMERICA ETHIOPIAN TROUPE —GRt attraction —In consequenee of the enthunia applause by a large and farhionable audience, on We nesday evening, this band will give an entertainment to- | night, and also on Saturday evening, tho Lith Jan., at the Brooklyn Athenwum, consisting of solos, duet trios, quarietter, fancy dances, banjo songs, m wen,’ &c.; in short, rtrelsy will be ints recond to pone of the children, half-price, Doors open at 65g; commence: ids o'clock, C. G, UPTON, Musical Director, W. BELL, Manager. g OPE CHAPEL —GRAND ARTISTIC PANORAMIC tableaux of * The Life of © and (o-morrow afternoon, at 3 « Thekets, 26 cents; chikiren, balf-pri ] ROOKLYN MUKEUM, CORNER Complimentary January 12, on tragedy of UGOLINO, and t CASAR DE BAZAN, ist,” thit evening | and evening at 7. | ¥ FULTON AND ; performance to 8 cents, to admit amusing drama of IX DID PANORAMA FOR SALE, PANTED BY A, one of the best artists in the couutry. Subject en- rely new, aud covers about two thousand yards of can- vans. Will be rold low for cash, or exchaaged fur.other Froperty. Porticulars will be gives by aildresslng « rote to Panorama, Herald office, K B for dev 140 Clinton street, opposite the Athe- baum, inevery reepect @ very superior school. Addi- tional pupils will now be received, and mew clarros will be constantly forming until March 1. Hours for ladies and children, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 334 o'clock; and for geatlemen, on Tuesdays and Fridays, a So'clock P.M, All the most fashionable dances aro taught imone course cf leaxons, Families attended at | thelr residence when denired. | —WILSON'S ACADEMY BROOKES, 861 Broome street, ie now forming sey- wel new classes, to commence immediately, All the fashionable dances taught in one course of lessons. Private lessons at verious hours, Soircea Weinewiay rights. JECOND AND LABT TERM OF THE SEASON OF MR. bk) CHARKUAUD'S dancing school, at 64 Kast Thir teenth street, near Broadway, (pupils’ quarter counte only from the date of entering.) on Movoay and Thure- éay, at 8 o'clock P. M., for gentlemen, Wednesday and Saturday, at 12 M., and 334 P.M, for ladies and chit ren, REWARD.—LOST, A MOSAIC SREASTPIN, 0 {fetign of Bt, Peter's church,) supyoned ts have been drepped in one of the Fourteenth strovt aa Nioth svenue stages. The finder will leave the same at the offiee of the Clarendon Hotel. 110 REWARD.—A BLACK BEAVER CLOTH OVER- coat, sleeves and skirt lined with satin de clume, figured’ rilk buttens, was lost of stolen from Merchants’ Hotel, Cortland ‘street, January 11. Tue above reward will be paid for return of coat and con. tents to 16 Coctland street, or $5 for the memorandum book and no questions asked. $ 5 BEWARD,—LOST, ON MONDAY, STH IST, 16 the a of the city, » gol racelet, et At attacbid the bracelet is componed of alternate pisin and chased inks; the locket is oval sad ribbe: rhe above seward will be paid for their recovery by Myers & Knisely, 149 Broadway, ye REWARD.—LOST, AN OLD LIVER AND WHITE pointer dog: bad on achat collar, marked M. Avguntua Field, 44 East Twonty-fifth street, no use to any person, and only valued by his owner on account of former servicer, $6 will be paid to anybody who wil? retarn him to No, 44 East Twouty-flth street, or Wo, 34 Beekma REWARD.—LOBT, ON WEDNESDAY, BETWEEN ¢) Land 2 o'clock, a large cross and chain, he tween the Bowery Bank aud Mercer street. By le. ive the ab tabing REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, IN THE 5 Bowery, between Grand and Henter streets, or in Hester street,'s black thread lace veil. The finder will receive the above reward cn leaving it at 26 Browlway. @ & REWARD —STOLEN, LAST NIONT, A MIL/H COW, from the +tavle of the subscriber, mixed color red apd white, one born broke, about twelve years old 4 im good ecndition. te JAMES GRADY, Hobokem, NJ ward, be paid to th neing Academy of B, Servatic CLOTHING, &C OFF CLOTHING—$2,000 WORTH WANTED The highest cash price will be Mverally cerrest thoney, for guod left off clothing, of ¢ scription, Gentlemen wishing to dispows of | will please addrees or call on JAMbS MOROD Orange street ‘LOTHING MARKED DOWN.—ALPERD MUNROE & Co., 441 Broadway, now oller at greatly reluced prices, toen's and boys! overcoats and talmas, together with many other kinds of winter apparel. the object \« to reduce their large «tock of winter clothing, to make room for & spring assortment, their clothing is made wp vith the best quality of trimmings, and now marced to cli at prices which cannot fail to « 73 BEAT REDUCTION IN READY MADE Cr Gy Over conte 45. ore g nally $16, 1,000 fane to each. GEORGE LEVIF, corner of Nasew Deckman streets. PALACE, WITH for sale or exchange for property or to bet to» lob. excellent, Proper person ht to | make 14,000 pve gle m. a ae = ~ eatiog house, in Centre, near Voarl street, ry ire of BASSFORD, billiard table manufacturer, No Tas rtreet. rn J ILLIARD TARLES —1F YOO Wil TO PURCHASE & goed marble, slate or wood bed table, call at our factory, 9 Ann ttrtet, aad examine our tock all com plete GHIFPITH & DECKER. HOT’ “4 STOR PLACE HOTEL.—NO® 133, 730 AND 107 Broadway (opporite Astor piace), a spelndid wuile of rooms, fronting Astor piece (scoud story), together with several single rooms, will be rented at 6 prices if applied for soon. | ORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STRBET, Ludgate Hill, London.—The above house i eon, trally situated, has an excellent eulee room, te rooms, between forty and ood amoking room, warm, ways ready A night porter ia at: ee. A fixed charge for servants. The ork THOM, QUARTEMMAIN! pri. and Seeptor, ad Bhip 7 his grateful thanks to hit American or the favors he bas so enjoyed at thetr hands, and solicits their continued patronage and recom. mendation MEDICAL. | 16 DUANE BTREET, MAY ME CON. | inty two years in ome ryeciality enables ch canes as bailed those leas ex periewced than himeelf. nal weak nom effec tually cured, without the ure of any deleetorious drug. 70 WE TIL, CURED —0R COMMETT, OF NO. 19 Duane street, may be consulted with confidence on jecnses, Twenty three years in one specialty enables | him to guarantee permanent cores nD Clee member of the Ney York Univesity, tee bis diploma in his office ong ‘HE MAKiIFD woman & rRivaTE MEDICA. Com om, by De. A. orinann, profesor of aie seed voce, one hundreith otios, (160,140, 12 | peper, extre binding’ . ree bivh women Me vonied, ft ‘imo @ | deserted, © proper mote of weatmen', ins et chaste leegoege cactly « which they are gnorent, sod which ther drilesey bide seer ing mec calety ce. flow many euler from lai tert, (is ng of the wom, of fisor all j pees, debility, he) Hew many ore ie ceustent agony for many mewiht preveting confinement! Mow many beve fificult, if not dangerous deliveries, aot alow | and unceriaim recoveries | Rome whose hves cee basard 4 Guring puch time will ene find io ite of prevention, amelioration and retiet. momenta, how much maay better abt and ‘@ daily | erform o@ mere thes the Whole of the faeclty Mieke | lee Hotel ore 4 portmerters preferred | way, and the means | PRIBON B. 5 THE f Whuae a eee .CK’S BROADWAY, NEA Wires ait Aw raLach ™ woh Bridoux, WILLARD, ini i it ‘iia ena FRENCH AND ITALIAN ARTISTES, P iain op Ws ate RM anTIOTL AND HEKOIC FEATS ir whic! grand jnestiian # tac he ; EL AYDER Mat Mire f ; . Mir, Bd Harry Clit: [fede . Mire. Jorda EO, CHRISTY & WOOD'S REL, IN OGRE quence of the dewtruction of their ‘+46 rose OY rca N ton WALL, 1s RRO WAY, under the control of ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, bancan, Fi, Africanized by the moet accomplished be world. A change of programme every even’ ‘ Doors open at ¢ Ke'clock, to commence at 7 prensay RANELIN MUSEUM, NO. ta BOWERY, NEARLY V Opposite the Bowery Them afternoon, at 3, and « Ca Strangers will observe tha ie the only place in the United Stat Aruates P ere exhibited, with other original entertainments Re. member No, 63 Bowery. OW ON EXHIBITION aT THE ACALEMY OF DESIGN, 065 BROADWAY, Koger’s celebrated APOIHEOSIS OF GORGE WASHINGTON, painted by JAMEN BURNS Admitiance, 26 cents; Children under twelve years of age, 1234 cents. , PERHAM’S GIFT TICKETS, witl, by special arrangem: nt, be received for whiniadon, Exhibition bours from 10 A. M to 9P. M. A MASS MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS IN lea =e THIRD GIFT ENTERO TINE, u to decide on We WELD ON Tum LT Tu Ewe, al Gieposition of the 100,000 GIFTS. TICKETS CAN BE HAD, «7 ONE DOLLAR Beg, At 066 Broadway, from9 A. M. to6 P.M ONALDSON’S OPERA TROUPE, HOPE CHAPEL, Pe Non. 1V8 and 10 roadway, opposite the New York Hotel. On MONDAY evening next, the 19th inet, Will be given the firnt of a serien of RIHIOPIAN EN FERTAINMENTS, of a chaste, varied, aud bighly smusing charseter, by & corps of ONSURPANNKD Peru Mm, under (he managment of Wm, B. Vonakiseo, the bigh!y popular and welt known Ethinpian melod thor come ‘Thin entertalninent carnot be equalled of ex celled at any other establishincnt For particulars, eve tinall bills. Performance to commence at Thy o’dock Admission, 26 eeute, 2 RISFELD'S CLASSICAL QUARTET TE will taae place at Lodworth’s Acatenay, 606 Broadway, on Tuesday, January 14. Hee email bile _____ THAVE JERSEY BR 1 the South LLEKS GUIDE FOR PHULADRLPIA Jersey City Maik end ASTONISHING TO ALU—MADAME MOKROW il witdeut exeeplon the most wow ‘erful setvol fu the worla harope. the w the aguier, and was bore ing (he powers of ber wow. i very thongtts, sed wa ¢ hoppy pairs to come together, whe will all enjoy the greatest happroese of matrimonial Bisa, Mer dictions are truly sttowibing to all who eit To. Those who #1! speedy marrage may ¢all room, and they way depend apen true advice, \ounded op the eter nal principles of magica! science, 16 Broome street: be tween Cannon 204 Columbia streets Gentlemen eet ad- mitted. She will remate in the city bute short tame. Houre from # o'elocs A.M. to 9 PM. STROLOGIC. — MRS. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, A whose relatives prophesied Napoleon |, rated and firrt person of the present age to foretell futur ta trae and certain. Can be consulted gt 20d Broome street. Mux ALWIN, FROM PARI, THORNS FyER " tervices to the ladies and centic mea of Unie aby, trtrology, by boobs and seience, and in 10 be 6 mumuled about love,’ marriage, business, law matters, he. Hbe will tel) the mame of the lady or gentleman 0 warry, names of her visiters, Madame speaks the Englian, French and German langui <0, 900 Rowery, letween First and Office burt from 10'A. M. to 8 P.M he. AT JONES STRERT, OOR- heen induced, thi the ~ to coutione ‘eat fur. can be consulied in astrology, bore, luterpreting dreams, by books Kad eat: the name of the ley or gentieman they leo the names of ber visiters, — A GENTLEMAN, 32 YEARS 0 Ae, Wonttmn "ro correspond with a you witt es vew He te coovidest nat 45° the eisele 'e ATHIMONIAL Weeral position and education, 1s decirous ultimate view to mar requests there whe will honor him with « rep! bis request to address Ame rite, be: 188 Post fee. gee cloth pevent) iy woe ited of larment, ; w engeed ooreaae © to 2PM. and © too in the evening, Bunda B, R—Nct the reg nove, Foaeets treated by wall of express ANirene all letters boa b44 New York Vowt tee We emens with all other p= coed by Hay my aro al otrrier dew Rawte Lerma to the sMietes . COOPER, 14 DUANE PTERET, 80 LONG KNOWS Di the eitin of New York, may te lame pS ee wy KB VOROIS OF FICK, PUR THE EXOLINTTE THAT tment of the Cleeaser of femeler, No # Maat Twenty C004 Herel, secoed bows from Hiresdway Hemetiog for fomah derewgemente, trom ti to 1 sore gate, Conse etoos ome letters eontoential Onwntry * 4 * acee provided with eligvite board, wareag, sed ot | lentanee x 1 © THORS for cure of onan Sepeation, Wver complaint, whewrs, tings an ether therases The Dit imenif can ve 3g cee Nn 7 Wert Browtway, Grrerd Ihranm, pat ~ the (oe KR WARN, MEMEER OF onsen 08 © lake end sitenes 4 at he 4 " i” weer (Catearion, where be ie Nee newt | ertonlabing (ores @ reewnd, o dete n Wanye ATES FRIEND PRICE 61, wtbhe what thee wat whe here ewe rected | meme ly § Cure ot ones, sat be Coley, and oe apron, i ail matical prefeveare te thie oatitete It soneeeas he eae All other reme ties . | beers (or teem Call Dour ot 60 Camel it, you well fat Dr Ward haparete seems tor patlente Adview grate B. WONTAR PRIVATE INFIRMARY, 29 HUDHOM street nest Duane fort) siber ond vee will rere tne a