The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1855, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Parmar, Jan. 12—6 P. M. A forther improvement was realized in quotations for stocks today. At the first boa:d Panama bonds advanced ? ner cent; Illinois Central bonds, 14; N. Y. Central bonds, j; Canton Company, 3; Nicaragaa ‘Transit, 1; Cumberland Coal, 1; N. Y. Central Rail- road, 1; Illinois Central Railroad, }; Panams, 2; Erie Railroad, 3; Harlem, 3; Hudson Railroad, 2; Northern Indiana Railscad, 4; Reading Railroad sold , Bt 702 a 71, stock dividend of ten per cent off. Erie Railroad closed at 443, buyer’s option; Nicaragua Transit since yerterday morning has advanved 2 per cent; Harlem prefered sold to-day at 70 per cent, the first sales we have noticedfor some time. Illi- nois Central bonds sold largely to-day at the im- provement. An offer of 80} per cent was made this morning for asmalilot of the new issue of Erle bonds. This was probably made for effect. Many of the bidders for the new loan have put their bonds im the market for sale. If they can realize a profit, they will make their bids good; if no’, they wil! be ‘wanting when called upon. N. Y. Central Railroad ‘was quite active to-day, and there wero sellers ali ‘wsys—buyer’s and seller's option. After the adjouroment of the board the following alee of bonds and stocks were made at auction : — Cleveland and Toledo Railroad incomes. . 000 “aan Columbus, Piqua and Ind. R.R. Ist sane me . ior Fire Insurance Co. a 64 70 do. Parker Vein Cumpany.. 16 ~ 20 do, Union Iron Company. 60 1,000 do, Union Gold Mining Co. of N. 118 , At the second board the market was not as buoy- ant. Hudsoa River Railroad fell off 3 pec cent; Cumberiand Coal, }; Galena and Chicago, 4; New York Central Railroad, 4. Erie bonds, 1875, sold at 914 per cent. The sale of but one was reported at that price, and it was probably a mazk, to fix, if porsible, an advance on the rates at which the loan was taKen. The failure of a large baking houze, doing busi- nese in this city, at the Wes: and in California, was reported this aitirnoon in Wall atreet, just after the depsrtue of the steamship Star of tue West for Nicaragus. Tie amount involved is very heavy, and rai.road entanglements at the West is said to be the cause of the suspension. The report was not generally belicved—at all events, i; did not disturb bali stook #; eculators inuch, or create much egeite- ment in fivavcial circles. The transactions at the Assistant Trossurer’s Office to-day, were as follows:— Received... . Payments Paid for Assay Office,......- + 956,881 47 60 6 ; :2,178,752 91 ~" At a meeting of the stockholders ot the Knicker- bocker Back, held a few diys prince, it was da sided to raise tie anount of money necessary to make the eapital good, and to resume business unier a new Bame. The deficiercy in the capita!, amounting to about $200,000, was nearly raited by subscrivtion en the spot. The old directors Lave resigned, and & new board will be made up. It is tobe hoped that experienced men will be fvund to manage the affairs of the new institution, and that the system purened by the old management will be avoided. A Dank is much wanted in shat locality, and, if pro- perly conducted, would pay goud oividends, The New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of foar per cent; She Delaware and Raritan Canal, and Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, a dividend: of six per Gent. The Bank for Savings, Chambers street, will pay interest on ita deposits, on the Litu*iust., at the tate of five pr cent per annum oa all sum? under five buncred doilars, and st the rate of four par cent on larger sume. The Greeuwich Savings Bank ‘will pay 00 the 15ch inst., in:eres: at tho rate of six per cent per apoum on all sums of five handred @o),ers and under, and ai the rate five per cent on Jogger suse. ‘The net profits of the Michigan Cen-ral Roilroad Company for the past six months, were $67,873 64, which leaves a surglus of $27 013 64, after the pay- ment of the six per cent cividead. The capital wpom which the dividend is po'd i», in round num bers, $5,681,000: The gress receipt: of the last six months were about $1,165 837 29, with $800,963 65 of-expenses and interest avcount. ithe money earned baa been used in construction, aesist'ng con necting roads, &c. There vasa disposision in toe board at its recent mee! irg to pass the dividend en- Airely, but it was at last decided to make a stock dividend. ‘Phe Superintendent of the Banking Department Das declared a final dividend of eleven per cent on the outstanding certificates for redemotion of the notes of the Atias Bank, Clymer, if presented wituin six months from January 10. ‘The warrants extered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 10th inst. were: Ke ney in the reven ment ior ibs year ending June 30, 1856, and for paying for $2,209 64 mail service for the two ho ot Con and 8, seve T11,116 00 y 1117 23 For the Customs.... ‘The Texas Treasury exridit is exceedingly inter- eating to her poor creditors, who have been waiting the payment of their claims for the last ten yeare. ‘The balance of the general fand in the treasury con- siete of $166 062 in specie, aad $4 575 000 of Uaited Btates government stock. This is exclusive of $5,000,000 United States government stocks at Washington, which neither Texas nor her creditors ean get witsont an act of Congress, whizh oagh: Yong since to have been passed. The Bank Commissioners of New Jersey report that twenty-four banks have been established uader the genéral law; ten are in operation, eleven tave given notice of winding up, two have been stopped by injunctions, and one is being proceeded against. The banks still in operation are the Hudson CO». Bank, Jersey City; Newark City Bank; Central Bank, Hightstown; Passaic Co. Sank, Paterson; America Bank, Trenton; Bordentowa Bankiag Co.; ape May Co. Bank; Princeton Bank; Bank of New Jersey, New Brunswick; Hunterdon Co. Bank, Flemington. The last has been organised daring preceding yea. The Facmers’ Bank, N. J., at New Brunswick, and Privceton ink, have come ‘ender the general law since the expiration of their obarters. ‘The bauks that are closiag are: Orean Bauk, Ber- gen Iron Works, Deloware and Hadson at Tom’* Tver, Merobante’ st May’s Landing, stlact.c at Cape May Court Honse, Bauk of America aad Tracie’ do., City Bauk, Cape Island, Farmers’ at Freehold, Tradesmens’ ut Flemington, Public Stock st Belvidere, Bark of Noth Americs, Flemiagtoa. ‘Whe banks cloved by injunction are: American, Ex- cbarge, Cae May Conrt House, and Merchants’ Bank, Bridgeton. The Wheat Growers’ Bank, New- ton, ies been pro ceded ageinst for non-somplisace with the law, but the case is undecided. The circa Jetion issued under the general law has been 002 sidersbl. less than $3,000,000, the limi: fixed. No Joes has been tustained by noteholders in the wind: pg up of the backs. None of the banks have failed, but have stopped voluntarily or under injanc Fo on elma ag nme pr ele On the 9th inst, the firet through train from Cairo over the Litinois Central Railroad arrived wita great eclat #% Chicago, ani hereafter wiil run regularly, morthapd south. I this connection the report of ae ne cnet be General Land Offloe psssone @s this year extrrordiaary interest, not only that its transactions have been largér than in cana in basiness. It is well known that the gov. poses, also made important grants in aid of rai!- but thet 16 developes the cinses of ‘the great” viz. :— Witbin six miles, 473 acres, 079,478 72. Of this amount precy were Ait warrants, acres In addition to these totals there was epee of S08 075 66 paid by parties who located with warran' odd amounts of land which their warrants do n Within fifteen miles 346,880 acres, y: $438,317 Of this amount 1,263,234 acres rants, and on which an excess ‘of $30,258 92 was paid io money by the parties, Acres within both limits 773,353 26 Acres located within both limi + 1,604,641 11 Total sold and located with warrants 2,877,904 37 Cash received for land sold..,......... $1,547,796 28 Excess in cash from locations with warraute "466,332 73 Total cash received.. $2,014,129 01 Cosh value of warrants 61 2,005,801 33 If the object sought in the passage of the luation act was to get rid of there lands as soon as jicable there is little doubt that object will be attained by it. if. on the centrary, the supposition was that the lands would not sell for more, the jing, I think, factory show that sappoattion to De stroseok nll satis- This immense sums of two miliions of dollars in cath has been realized through the action of the Diinois road in a region that had, for fifteen years, not only been valueless to the government but a national waste. Those lands, which settiers would not take as a gift, are now sold at double price to persons whose applications are filed months abead forthem. We have now to remember that these are the refuse Jands of that region; that the 2,600,000 acres held by the Illinois railroad,-are selacted lands, in the best localities, in the heart of a voua- try filling up with the rapidity indicated in turn of the commissioner. In two years the the re- govern: ment bas sold 2,377,994 acres in that region to set- tlers, and the sales in the September quarer were greater than ever. Probably one-fourth of all the Janda s6ld by the government wore in the region of the Ilincia Central read. The whole prodace of that land muet go, next year, to swell the business ofthe road. That is tossy, a region of land, equal to the wnole surface of the State prolific of Con necticut, is brooght under cultivation, tributary t» the Tlinois Central road. Even ifthe road lend of its own, this fact wonld establish i hai no #4 pros, perity. The Governor of the State, in his annual mestage, alco remarits that the average price ob- taired by the eompany for gales, has besa $10 88 pera re, ad he estimates great revenues to tas State from the seven percent tax on the gross re- ceipts of the company. Tae company, the State, and the federal government have reason to co2- gratulate each other on the reciprocal prospority their connection has prodaced. The annual report of the Illinois Cantral Railroad Compeny, juat issued, gives tho ancexed ex’ hibit of receipts aud expenditures up to ths lst of Jaquary, 1855:— Inuunors Canter Rartroan, Expenses. Charter expenses,.,,.. eccccsecccees 851,200 Company expenses—Salaries, expenses, ai vertising, office expenses, &¢.............. 235,935 Lends—Kight of way, purchases of lands, land expenses, solicitor’s fees, &c.......... 720,863 Construction of road—Machiuery, bridges, grading, transportation of materials,spikes, ties, and all other items except iron,...... 9,820,013 Railroad iron, including insurance and trans. POFtALON. ves ec eee sae ees vo 4 s-$8,979, 136 Less returned premiums on insur- ADCO eee ceereseeeeeneeeersere 17,321 - 3,961,814 Engineering—Expenses, surveys, profiles, &e. '345,826 Interest—Paid in general accoun’, including interest on stock........4-0..4...8275,107 Interest on bonds to Ist April, 1854. 519,160 _ - 704,067 TOtal,..,s0rcoscsveseseroseess + ++ 42$16,970,920 Equipmeni—Inciuding engines, cars, machi- DOTY, tOOMS, KC....ceveseeeseeeerseeeeeeee 1,T2T178 Total expendituren.........sseseesesseere $17,698,098 (Of the above there are 62 engines, 42 passenger, and 1,240 freight cars.) ares, of which 112,078 mbares have been shares in unexpired rights to subscribe. Capital stock of the company is represented by 170,000 sued in e United States, 28,006 shares issued in Loodon, and 408 shares are still held by the company, slzo 14,00 m ‘tho stock on the books of the company in New York, pes has been received..,.......5 From the stock on the $1,576, 142,520 000 75 On 10,000 shares, $20 has been paid. $200, On72,165 ‘* | 15 “ 1 On 41,868 10 34 On 3,057 5 bad Less bce eg to the interest funt ar ch ond December, 1851,..... 300,000 Total . $1,419,440 Constructio: coustruction bonds have been issued and delivered, oxclusive of commis- pion ind expenses fot negotiating the same, net to the company, (average $14 670-1,000) 14,813,904 Sundry receipts —Premin: bills Kold Prewivm 89,106 Bills payable.—Acceptances by the treasurer of crafts made in Ilinois on the office in New York, in payment of expenditares of construction, and notes given to benks and bankers for funds remitte! to and disbursed 1,410,059 116,000 278,367 ——— 1,804,495 Total receipts from every source... ....618,126,277 1s for the past few months have excesded The recefpt: the antic!pations of the Directors, The from Cairo bave carried from fi ysippi availed themselves of the opening of business will probably increase wh passeager iy to ons hundred and ers per day for the few woeks since the road Travellers from St. Louis to the apper tral the road lena last month, to take the circuitous route, via in preference to six or eight ‘6 tetention upon the river. Now that the main tine fs done, this the navigation eo to Fandovel over the Onio and Misairaypt Railroad. Owing to the isolatet position of Calro, it was ‘ht inexpedient to attempt ranni: thoug! pt ag freight trains until cars coul cheaj ly, over the main line, which has been done during the past week. The Superintendent advises that he has en- (com: tar war, trom Lecatur to , and that the merchants at Chicago are making hay a oo to have their supplies of sugar, molasses. coffee, &e,, from New Orleans landed to be transported over the line. at Cairo, ‘The road is equipped with sixty-two locomotives, Tt in proposed to increase the number to seventy-two within the next ¢ix months. There are baggage, frewlt 1 and gravel care paid for on the line. 150 more will com- plete the contract entered into for p' there will them be enough to meet the probable lying these, ani rants of the road. 42 passenger cars are also pa d for and in use Te op any road in toe country, and <juipment is all of the first quality, not surpassed »12, ‘Tre annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port fo" consnaaption, for warehouse, aad also the with. drawals from warehouse, during the week endiag Tharsday, January 11, 1855:— Movements ix Fortiay Dry Goovs. Entered. Mincellaneour Total, Withdrawn from War: Manufactures of wool... 109 “ of cotton 1865, Withdr’n f'm wareh’e 24 week in Jan, boa 1855... Ent’d for warehouse, 24 week in Jan., .- 1865... $47,145 14511 86° 254 28,187 22,061 $197,138 $100,107 187/653 68,855 49,544 $414,753 414,763 yoads; of there the most important wag to the Lili. The value of dry goods put on the market daring ; ‘ i > $6000 985% 100 15000 9335 100 24000 88% «60 5000 oe 88 50 ee Ss 760.. 100 200 20008 Fran 10 pct 10134 100 2000 Eri In Bds..s3 102} 100 6000 Erie CBs, ile 75 350 13000 Pan Bs, 2d is,. 91 60 86000 Ill Cen RR Ba. 713g 10 Cleve. 5000 do...660 713g 25 Ill Cer 10000 do. .b60 72 50 ] 10000 do...b30 72 60 Panama 18000 -. D380 71% 30 do... 11000 NY Cen R& Bs 100 5 sbhs Bk N York., 110 300 100 Mechanics’ Bauk 106% 50 16 City Bank . 50 6 Del & Hua 250 17 Bank of Com 450 py scl 100 «510 6 20 ® : 60 NY Cen RR. 960 40 do, 50 do. 100 do......860 87 SECOND Boako. $11000 Missouri 6’s,. 88 200 shs Read RR,b#0 . 84 WChani RI RR 83 93 50 Erie RR. . 350 do. 2000 Virginia 6's 1000 0. 4500 Il Cen RR'Bds 714 2000 Erie Inc Bs..07 102% 100 1000 Erie Bonds, 75 813 300 10 she Canton Co... 223% 200 20 N Jeraey Cine Go 4 100 150N ¥ Cen RR.opg 863 50 50 do... .opg 85% 400 100 Cumb Coal Go... 200 030 00 50 Hud 100 250 160 Panama RR..b60 93. 60 Galand Ch RR.b3 873g STOCK SALES AT CINCINNATI, REPORTED BY I8kAC 0 DAVIB, FOR THE WEBK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JANU: ARY 10, 1854. 42 shares Cincinnati, Hamilton and oo ise Rl 110 indianapolis and Cineinnati Bail 60 Central Uhio Railroad , 30 Little stiami 115 Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, 20 Cleveland, Columbus aad Cinei 160 Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad 88 Covington and Lexington Railroad. 94H lisboro and Cincinaati Railrow 165 Cincinnati, Wilmington snd Zanesvi 6 Eaton and Hamilton Railvoad..... do...., 87 26N Indiana RR. #00 86% 40 N Indiana Cons.. 60 dosdaftopg 87 90Galena & CuRR. CITY TRADE REPORT. Faupay, Jan, 126 P. M. Asurma.—Sales of 100 bole. wero mie, inelading po, at $6 6234 a $6 75, and pearls at €7 25 per 100 Ibs. 680. Breavstovms.—Flour was in fair demand, incladiag some lots for export, without material change in quota- tions. The sales footed up about 9,000 bbls, inchading common State brands at $8 76a $¥; $9 25 for good to favorite straight brands, $9 12 9 $9 62 for commun Western brands, and $9 79 a 610 62 for extra ditto. Extra State and Geneseo brands were uochanged. Southern flour was dull, with sales of 500 a 600 bbls, at ni $9 75 a $10 5) for extra do, Canadian was in fair demand, aud the sales included 1,000 @ 2,200 bbls. Canadian, in’ bond, at Wheat was quiet, $9 a $9 60 for mixed to good brn’ $9, and $10 a’ $10 12, duty Genesee was pominal, and no sales of any kind, of m> ment, were reported. les io Rye—Abou at léto, Oats om ‘ort ged. In ge in prices, with light sales, Corrrr.—Sales of 530 pags Marayaibo were made at . Donmage, for export, at 9c. lOc. w 10%e., anit 200 do. Rio was without change iu quotations. Cortoy.—The market contnued firm and active. eitu, cloning at ye advance upon all middling to good middling Gull cottons. en cloned rashee easier, uthern yellow wore sold, Western mixed, in store ie aggregate reacted 2,00) bashels Jersey tarley were we mn meal and rye dour were without Th rales embraced about 2,500 @ 3,000 bales, chiefly in tran Freicuts —Rates were steady, with a falr amount o produce offerieg for shipment. About Cotton was engaged to a small posavapet of corm were engaged at 4)¢d. in bal ip's bag; 2,000 boxes cheese at 22%. Gd.', 700 a 600 os beef, at da. dd.; 200 400 bbls. po 20,000 @ 25,020 and 441 rk, at 2a, Od. 7-324. A ven. sel was chartered to load with about 1,200 toas guano, at $4 per ton, from New Yerk to Liverpool. To ndoa —100 tierces beef were engaged at 44 6d., and 600 do., at bs. a 5, 6d, and 200 bois, ofl at 274. 6d. A vossel of about 2,000 tons was chartered to load at Caleutta for London, on private terms, suppored to be at about £ yer ton. There was no change to notice in rates for the content, To California, rates ranged from 25c. a 4c {oot measurement. ‘There was no change to notice in rates for Australia, which were at 35c. por foot mea- surement, and $36 per 1,000 feet for lumber. FRvir.—Tne market was heavy. The sales embraced about 600 boxes wet dry raisins, at 82; 200 200 do, halves, at $1 2, and 200 quarters, dry, at $2 50; at b2I¢0, Fout.—'Ibe warket continued without casage ot mo- ment, and sales light. Hay.—The market was steady, and 400 2 500 bales were reported at $100. Inon.—fales of Scotch pig were made at $2075, cash. Lxap,—Bales of 150 tons Spanish were made atdiyc., in bond, on time, with interest aided. MoLasses.—The market was firm and bare of Cuba. New Orleans was firm at 26c. a 27c. NAvat Stonss,—About 200 bla. spirits, in ship order, were reported sold at 43¢, Common and Ne. rosin were unchat nged. O11. —Fales oaths 500 galions linseed were made at pin, . Ble. aS2e. There was no change to notice in“otner des criptions. FRovisi0ns.—Pork was more acrive, and about bbls. old gress were soli at $12 Sim was quiet $12 25; new mexs was held at $14 a $14,50, at $14. Dressed hogs were selling at Se. changed Kepacked intone: rao fro end bbls. prime mess at $27 60. Laid—-ales 100 tierces steam renderet were made at 10jgc , and 200 aoat 10K0 & ¢. for shoul l- era, to Sse. a Oc. for city eured. Bacon was stewly and in fair di mand, Obio butter was at Llc, a Lie, and Ftate dairy a) Ife a 2f¢, and Orange county at 253. 8 a 300 bbls. fair to prime were rey 10jge. Cut mests were quiet at 6c. ke, Cheese sanged from 10c. a 10%. Yous Eerory—House and lot south side Twenty. oy ea hi , $4,109; 96 ft. 9 inch, reventh street, of Liverpool 2\e., though vominally held at 12%. cco.—Keatacky continu: at dle, Retail Prices of Farm Prodace tn Washing- ton Market. No apparent diminution in prices this week. The mar- ket is quite full of meat and poultry, yet sales are slim and prices bigh. There was an immense cattle im the city last market day—over three thousaad —and more ia coming in. It will be impossible to jutam the present prices of meat gmch longer. Vege 1 mame aA last week; ditto poultry. tues high, with @ very dull marcet. por will they be chesper before tue end ‘The following wero the prices yesterday, bles are about Apples Fpyn very des carefully corrected :— S siliiissssisil street, 24 by T by 99 $11,000, of 180 cashe were made at 63 75 0 4%. 7 2ess ggzsessisss | 000, od new prine oe Bat ‘was quiet for co.ntry mess and prime, and cae : if tis s jl, 2,009 sacks, ot. s quiet, with emall sales city rendered at urm, with fair sales, Including prime quality es high as 10e, per I WiKKKY.—The sales embraced about 300 a 400 bbla. prison at 40¢,, which was an advance; drudge was held mtity of wb = TY ml — 2 00 006 & 0.05 33°: 010 » 013 | Giseomo, .Mr, Borrant | with ite great oust of AA ae om Beppo., Mr. Horncastle Mr Burtop, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Mr, ae Cat Loreneo, -Mr. Hooves | Moore, Mr, ‘Mise Macarthy, Mrs. Burton, doz 18 = | Lond Allcash Mr. Whiting | eee ‘omscherel, 028 = | derlins... Miss Louina Pyne OWKRY THEATRE.—PROPRIETOR AND a i 013 — | Tady Alleash cose dilas Pyne 1,P. Waldron; Btage . libut « 010 foe A LUOKY HIT, Admisrion—Hoxes, and ny ‘Smnk’d mackere) ‘“ 012 — | Ghevalier Vildrac..... vecsMr, Grace | conte; Private Boxes,'86. Sounds and tongues, 0 08 se Baron., Sarcapay kyoawd, Janvany 18, Smoked shad, mC 013 a aetarteaeine will be performed the farce of pon crete ois 15 Broome rireet se taturlay eveninn dan’ 19,724 | ravoriterDance POOR POTS Mie We Dry codfish,” Ptr” ogg Ee THE CAPTAIN OF THE WavcH |” ‘To be followed by the drama of THE SISTERS, To conctude Lue FEYING DuTeHMAN, conc! it Oxnters—Pring? Day, POEAOO. 228 8 3 o0 ee moony ah. OLIVER TWIST. 4 de Chennevieres ir, Sgn ange RET Glam, per 100.........4.44 050° 100 | SakmD'Anceny Mr.Stewait | haus, Laban’ ire: Oneoet Bay wvinnh oanoae en ote martha be teens ag ; MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, Potatoes, per balt-peck. 018 a 0% ne tors, } Miss Rowe Beane | And pray reas ee Wet, Mercer do, per bbl...... $50 s 400 Popular Music.......dy the... ., Orchestra ‘The pant pemenys on > SN Spee 300 a 360 LOVEE AND MURDER’ Lager ever ean - _______ | in four acts, with new and beautiful — oe EFROPOLITAN THEATRE.—HENRY WILLARD. | * mations, tricks, ke.) ke "a ch fll ant! eo Proprietor; 4 Medora... , 010 s 0165 Two grand performancer— First, at 2; second, at 7. . W. Pores 0 06 O18 Saturday, Jan. 14, will be perfor 5 006 2.000 | Au Overture eee lopian - 0 08 (a SCENES IN THE RING, BY THE ‘Aditi sER te a FRONCH AND TAT eens GERMAN, | nd Duets, Plantation and Fane: Dances adh it OW 018 Trained Horses, Elephants, Ponies, Carla, &e, hering to thelr unalterable motto, “fam, val- 0 06 pee SUPERB FEATS ‘OF Bquitation "Lorry PQuins. | @arity.”” ola — BRIUMS, ARTISIIC AND HEROIC FEATS neert at TK O'clock, Tickets 26 cents, Kagérved After which, the grand equentaian apectacle of Leased ctoni aS ne Tea 360 9 375 | wet ison ee | PPARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEOM.—SATON , 030 a 03aTK | HY iuary a Aterocon, et 8, CHARGES BIE ato 8 IN oaway. | Slim Prock, JR Seott, FAINT HEART NEVER WON ~ . _— t LADY—-with ©. . Clarke at ine Ment uence of the destruction of their ball, 444 lr . | me . . > catherine 12.00 235.00 | spare gMiRCHANION HALL, dtd BROADWAY, Mire Mestayer will nppeae, Admitegace to atl, $8 gente; BUTTER, CHERSE, ETO. A. woop, | children unce tn 12} cents, National 4 Butter—State, per lb....cccccsceeee O18 @ 0.25 Geo Cuntsry, + Proprietors, | premivms 81.(0, June 6, 1865, Orange, O88: & 19 Sie po ERMOPIAN aINSTRELS b | GECOND ANNUAL roULIRY SHOW OP [ame PERA, 1 FARCES, DANCES, KETO, | Fociety for the Improve Domen yy ‘ jpn delagiee Aveanbed i by the most necompl hed’ company im the | f meatl Bete esas: ee a ueanee Pi . ee ‘wor! ange o tring the week trow Monaay, ! seas,” eoch 038 : ~ Doors ope: Oo orclock to ay ‘10, 1h sive io Warde Baoee phar hehe aoa Mesias ROADWAY SUNDAY CONC Haporll-> | Show, tnelw == METMOPOLITAN THE, | Lecture Room, 26 cents. rea urde) ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. + rere : ; panaen pastas Ta “ es ith Couc tof the thea will take pl | SPLENDID PANORAMA ¥ R BALE, gi RY ————— BU s XT. JAN. Ad | A ‘one of the bent artiste io the country. Ranjeet er _-_ THB BALL SEASON, Seconil appearance at weve Couceris of the renowned | fre hounwad yards of es AINE BALL.—THE 118tu ANNIVERSARY OF THE | Viohnint, vashasonaeray oth 0 | prey bow. at, created ® per rae) whose first perfornn | prope ay of Thomas Paine will be celebrated by & | fect furore of delight anc , Veing honored in | note to Vavorama, Herald office Il and supper at the Chinese Ballatngr, 639 Broadway. | er second solo with a triple ene wal on lay evening, Janua: , . Dancing will 4 wien ny sad 1¢ 1% VIVAN - meme pooltively comments as: 6 OGloels' Ay wasting © the First appearance of tho oi tinguished Tenor, ! Ne tue aaebate ae tn duantar ae managers and friends will be held on Sunday afternoons HERR QUE d Principal Tenor of the an Opera, International Museum, 6) Division atroet.-—The entire at he Free Inquirer's brary Rooms, ia Multary Hall, | wrret ‘A TULL AND EFFICIENT. UhcHesTRA, | troupe, jurt arrived from Europe, will be exhibited, in wery, Li a selected from the Piiharmonls Society, tie Mario and | French and Italian style, to-night, at 8 o'eloek, Ad- PLENDID BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PooR—- | “t8i Opera Troupe, Fourteenth street, and Juliiea’s | mleslon, 26 conta, ‘ The firstannoal ball of the Astor House Clab will | Celebrated New York Orchester ; be given at Nibio’s raloon, on Wednesday evening, the | Somducte see weccsseve sees HERR KREUTZER, | DANCING ACADEMIES, Lith inst. The officers and employees of the Astor stor of Max Mareteck’s opera troupe, pe ge “ ; rena House, in giving this. their first annual ball, believe tha: Price of adminsion—Twenty five ceate to all parte } ROOKLYN.—SECOND TERM —WILSON'S ACADEMY they cannot devote the proces thereof toa more of the house, Keserved seats in balcony boxes 25 cents neing, 140 Clinton etreet, opposite the Athe- thy object, than to the relief of the poor and distressed | CXt® | lrivate boxes may be obtained oo applics tion to pect a very superior achool, Addi. residents of this city; and to enable them to carry out | ti treasurer any time curing the day, ana on the even will now be teowwed, and new classes will their intention, axd awell the proceeds of tho entertain. | of the Covert. be constoutly forming until Maret 1. Hours for ladies ment, they rely upon tue hearty co-operation of their Doors open Bt 636; to commence at 754 precisely, end ctildren, on ‘“ ays and Saturdaya, ab 36 friends and fellow-citizens. The committee beg leave to For particulars see Sunday's Herald, | elock; wna for geetiemcn, wn Tuewtaye and Fea, i, Mead So'ciock P.M. “AU the*tenat fashiceavle @anaeaeane ni dos peg ten ey Rees ng eiglpaardl Dee MUBEUM, NO. 63 BOWERY, NEARLY | taughtin one course of te given this season; and they foel contident that it will | Ay, ouposite the Saas deny Weald, att detract nothing from the pleasures of the evening, to | { ony , As r - " ss saeaiiaae a Strangers will observe that the rao liv Museum is the ANCING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD STREST —MLLE those who may attend, to know that the small sum that | Only piace in the Luited States whece the Model Artintes I CAKOLINE ViZIEN® bege leave to inform the nn. Families attended ot their residence whew desired i Rey may, be eitartaintment, will | Te exhibited, with other original entertatnients Re | public, that she will open her scalemy on the Poot gladness %o m: now | member No. 6d Bowery. Monday, Janvary 10th, for the tar of ladies and } many a : - - — | gentlenen, in the oh van Hehool wratebe hast, Sugita nvueabaleeDurtworth’s bead i NS EXHIMITION AT THE : for practico every night, from half pest eeven to tem tleman and ladies, to be had at the office aud bar of the eg ey) eo rt " le at Astor House; Metropolitan Hotel, and of H. Pike, Bay. | SBSH cC bre ec aroM ‘Astor House, Jaaunsy 1, 1855, t W * "J. 8. PARKER, President. ainbed by JAMES BUNS, ECOND AND LAST THERM OF Ti CHARRUAUL'S da hb Admittance, 2b cents; Children under twelve yoars of eenth etreet, near fir Guan) O Heng; Soeretery. " __. | age, 1245 cents ? | ouly from the date o ‘(SE TWENTY-SIX{A ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENE- FERHAM'S OFT TICKETA, Gey, at & o'clock P. urday, at 12 M., At of the New York Fire Departmaent Pund, willtane | wilh bY special arrangem ut, be rocrivod for atmiasion b “4 A ud Jace at the Acedemy of Music” Vourtoonth viseet na | Exhibition hours trom 10 A.M. to & oe d A MARS MEBTIG OF THI Womiay evening, Jan. 16, 1866,’ Tioketa may be prooured PELHAM THtKD GIP FPHIRD FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL oF Tie | decide on oye en Pt ACY b Axo 187 Union Asrociation, will be held at Constitution Halt, ae _ 100,000 GIFTS, . padway (OD rf a spelndid waite 660 Broadway, oa Wednesiay evening, January 17, | TCKETS CAN BE HAD 4T ONE DOLLAR EAGiL, frow ting her 42. Yo te bed at. 7 Sirerenle r aa: At 668 Broadway, from9 A. M to6 P.M | with neveral single rooms, wil way, avd at the door. A presentation at a | Pricen 11 applied tor soon rper of a - Suncinn my arate a on ie $100 Ciamond pin to the best dreracd lady, and a $100 J ONALDEON’S OPERA TROUPE, HOPE CHAPEL, —— Nos. 718 ond 720 Broadway, opposite the New OLDRIDGE’S HOTEL. Tt AND 19 ea, Glamond ring to the Preteens SORNER, i York Hotel. On MONDAY evening vext the 1th inst. neetachety sate Shaplinas ha nae vem . nay pg will be given the first of a serien of flere Unmurpansed ao commodath Cooxx, Secretar, & . f ’ wodetions to famb- < pee ETHIOVIAN ENTERTAINMENTS, Ir in went of béndoowely furmihed aml of a chaste, varied, and highly amosing character, by @ tu, with or without board, of corps of CNEUKPASSED Fs RYOKMERA, | repsonable rates, an! where si! ths comforts of w quiet ces “he sponen' ment of Wim B. Lonsldgon, the hish!s | New England bowme ean he «: ot tive, with five to twelve thousand | Pore ne ae i tertalpwene cannot be erusiled meat | —_ oh Capital’? Jessi wiper oe Addresa | celled at any other establichiment Tor particu | M = a — Bagh eel By pegs. ‘Cash Capital, a offi se. r smoall bills, Terformance to commence at 734 0'slock. | Creeler wot Paruisiald resiie ta Ae bieht $2 50 A candi AND, A PARTNER—10 Admission, 2 ceute , if woul At 58 eents ty strn r or paraynat lodgers. ° enga; manufactar articles of ~RAN ‘ " " lar and billiard room of the frat clare 0 all nigh’ universal demaad. Salen uulimitet, and {0 per cont 0 Cigar enme maet E {GEXTEA | fer the accommodation of ite patrons OMe PLE profit, Details given to any respootable party with the | Jan. 13 Grard gala aitia-tiows, beng fur tae et | oe a cash, by applying a6 51 Bowery, Held's Motel, room 18 BENEFIT OF Mi ELLEN CLIFFOMD, DRY GOODS, ae. oy Rg — on which oceasio: ~ : ~ = ASH, CASH.—A GENTLEMAN FROM ConNecticuT, | °" “Mh Ossimon Over ones Winn Arrran ALL AND EVENING DItDRSPS having some cnsh means, would like to hear of | {n the Model Artiste 1 personate a selection of fa eee hetenr Stee, Fofitable opportunities of investment. Apply at 312 ng others ust recetved by the Ania, and will be offered at very Treatwey, room No. 3, from 9 to 3 o'clock. MLAVE,”* , low prices. Also, a ; ae 32) a , A. MAUL Lom OF weapriret IKGOLUTION. JANUARY 1) 1855.-—THR_OOPART TEMPTATION. , Manctectored ee eCeD MI OWES, nership beretolore existing under the nams of B.S. | with fourteen other splendid represeatations, in which | MAnefectured In auticipatun of the Pari wpring trade, Gould & Co., clothlers, tw this day dissolved by mutual | the entire troupe of todos Will abpent, A goont teeta A. T. STEWART & 0, way. consent, R. 8. GOULD, of volunteer ald will alko be given, making a grand | ———— Semen’ WM. H. DIKEMAN. double attraction for occasion only, Remember, Sa- | RESTAURANTS. The clothing business, in the wholesale and retail | turday afternoon, at 4; overing. at? - 2 cope branches, willy be continued at 267 Greenwich street, by | —— | ers LUSCH-WITH GREEN TSRTLE the new firm of GOULD, DIKEMAN & FISH. Fpetorors FISFELD'S CLASSICAL QUARTETTE served daily, frvin 10% to Uy o'cloeh, Bt Us RS COUE ss o fore will take place at Dodworth’s Academy, 600 be Fae Lace PeMaNEE EE, PFEDIR eerie . MAN roa Tuenday, J 16, Bee lin! ulton stree Fr January 1, 1866. BE. i. FH. ' See ee, Aone og paar = papaoeabnnbosi } G REEN TURTLE SOUP AND ®TEAKS —AN EXTRA ge hfecenindins yoo ners Prem Pony mw mcs al REGS narra ~en va ns fine grees turtle will be served up thie dey, aod acquiin eal that he has EW JERSKY RAILROAD—FOR PHILADELPA during next week, wt 1) Heckman street. NB. —Aleo ve relinquislied his situation as chemist with Lewis Cor! Nea eee AD CI OR THILADELPRIA | ‘tue stoned terraj/n and terrapin soup, by fi, ©, MONTUG- Faq., No 210 Nineteenth street, and in futare will set | expreas lim MERY. Families supplied by sending their ortere. Leave New York at 8 and 10 A. M., and aa sueh with Mesers. Hainemane & Brothers, Now. 249 - : ahora SSA Wee eT oT eek pemnneet ae Piet yooonl ‘tats, 62 4b lo 10, 0 12 Mot $4 DENTISTRY. 1866. CASPAR SCHNEIDER. stopping wi ‘all way stations, Through ‘tickets sold for | 2% amen ; ~~ TCS Gaelnnat! ud the West, and for Haltnore, Washington, ¥ Ok $60 | WILL MAKE A DEACTIFUL AND DSKFUL Warne GENTLEMEN, WITH A CASH CAPI- | Norfolk, ke., and through baggage checked to Washing set of thirt teeth. (up, ot ander) et om tal of $10, to engage in s business from which tom in 8 and'10 A. M. and 6PM « are per day may be realized. Address a letter, containiny = m word for life, Teeth can be seton gutte pereba twelve cents or stamps, or call on Brown & Gorham, 4 ‘OOULISTS AND AURIOTS. if required Dey street, up stairs, Full particulare and specimens Aintin So DR. NATOLBON PHETKRRE, 668 BrosAway, sent by return mail, R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 486 BROADWAY, CORNER | = Seay = - of Broome street, devotes his attention to diseases MEDICAL, LEGAL NOTICES. oF the eye, and aanures the public that there la nowe of wenn mmo) the numerous disorders to which the human eye \« eub EW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS | ject which he cannot thoroughly and perinaneotly care puled County.—J, Carsom Brevoort, Mrs. | Office bonrs: 11 A. M. to4P. M. Artiticisl eyes iuserted. | UF. J. to eure such cases ae bh aury W, Brested,againgt Henry Castro and Amelia Cas- as-cdo onmethantiv z perienced th. Cons Mutoval weakness effec tro bis wife, J Bimonson, Charles M. Simonson, ee MEDICAI. tually cured, without the use of any delectorious drug. Mary Simomon, executors, Jas, E. Mauran, executor, de, Sy anus Lyon and wile, Stephen Willette, VAmond Willetts, 5. Jaudon & Co, Gui me Merle, Richard Adviner and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition, 008 Patrick. —To Henry Castro and Amelia Castro his wife, | pages, cloth, seventy five eogravings. Sold at 222 Broad yeu are hereby summoned aod required to auewer the | way, and mailed free for one dollar, by the autoor D. complaint i eee. ae fect Tega Larmont, physician sod surgeon, No 42 Reade street. the Clerk ar y corner Away, where be ix consalted from 11 A.M 18 UNTO 7 vnice 8) city of Brooblya, om the alxth day of December, 184, | tol P.M. and 6 t0' in the evening, Sumare excepted YP tte eek ts fos te the Coates tae and to rerve & copy of your anawer to tho said complaint | W. B.—Not the drag store. Patients treated by mall of Cutyactes certain « wee) ro | on the subseriber, at his office No. 54 Wall atreet, lo the | express, Addrens all otters box #44 New York lost OMe — vo delay. and more erpenes dlty of wm Yes, wishin twenty days after the service | We comour with all other papers in recommending Dr. fegyors to beat Ih usele. I iy o eum exclusive iy of su Larmont to the afiiicted. —Courrier des Btate Unie, be. the greatest cures, all other rerer oated service, and Mf you fail to answer the said complaint | . —— | uo chance for them. Call sey boar ot 16 eS stag: R. LARMONT'S PARIS AND LONDON weptcat J)", GYo/ ER Py igictag = 4 Lona Know olf offices, where all whe have within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this aetion will KR DUPOIB OFFICE, FOR THE KXCLUSIVE TREAT i fad Dr. Ward att rooms opty to the Cones relief demanded ia tbe com ‘Gent of the disendse of females, Ho. 0 East Teesty: | sical, ee # piaint. ed Plaintif’s Attorney. | jecomd street, second bouts from liroadway Remedies ae a ee Dated ‘ork, Dec. 15, 1864. for female derangements, [rom $1 to $6. Advice gratia, 70 YER TH Cl RAD.—UR. COMBETT, OF BO, 19 ae renee — — | Consultations snd letters conf Country letters, Vnane «treet, may be cowsulted wii JUFREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW | containing $5, served with advice sod mediciee by retare ieemeen "Tweety three years i» sea yay aah oe w aerate Vice Blog! — it. Rebel gusr ms ed Vea om Patenta ss" him to gaarantee perman cone ha? the a ny farah J. Lavy, Avraham G. Levy. 0 provided with ¢ ri, mureing, e+ member of New York | ty. poms Frederick Hl. Berthelomew Roswell, G. Pierce, Rovers | tendanbe, wen “ A elimina ide pe o- | B Atterbory, Wilham Fleming and Aaron M. Burr.— <_< - - ———— To the defendants, Sarah J. levy and Abraham @. WE GREATPXT MEDICA. DMCOVERY OF THE HE MAPRIUED WOMAN © PRIVATE MAUIOAL Levy.—You are hereby summonet and required to an Mr. KIMNEDY, of Roxbury, has Gncoveres ie pasion, by In A. Mo Mauneeon, ewer the hep. ow o this action, whieh been fled | one of our common pasture Wools sremely that euret eases uf women one bepdresth of Yom, (hO0, Clerk of the efty and county of New | every bind of humor, from toe worst serotale down ot | pp, 96,00 fut paper eins ing: rhe hs City Hall, in the city of New York, and to | common pimple He has tried |t ia over 1,100 cases ame om pia'es to which won: > 4 serve a copy Of your auewer to the said complaint on | never failed, exeept in two caste, both theader hamer women hot, aie a0 wile oud ae the subsernber, at his no. 9 Court #t Brook his posserwiog over two hundred certi® described, lyn, — days the service of this sam ae, al within ¢ yy miles of Borer, proper mo singe, mens ow you, exclusively of the day of such service, ring sore mouth mort charts lengurge, casly unceretondt, end if «a to answer the said complaint within the the worst ind of ane ye Pe ranted to eure the wort | ey Dee. 5, 1864. canker in the mo: Three to Gre bottin CHARLES’ R, LYNDE, Pia tilt’s Attorney. | are warranted to lee worst cane of eryripel = u tame af cesald the 1 in this action will apply to | on the face. Tw to throw bot le» will clear the « the arg for the dewandeg sa the compiaiut of biles Two bottles Late te two boiler are # Weare all eyes, Two Wottlon are te) carer — _—— ~—- eyes and Voters among & ee or: o YOUNG MAN 18 PREPAMING TO OPEN A DRY cols store hi wishes an introduction to assistant, aod partner io store, lling tock, with $10,- | (00 in emall lots; wishes the lady some means he isan American, Protestant and te, G * aly eruption of the axle. Tw artantet ( cure the wereh one lrteywlariire peculiar Wo the f three bottles are warranted & m Ve bealth of the oth ‘and whieh ther defteey to avice. th ig the womb, ) or trom to three bet thes of ragwors eat v8 y-seven yours of nt | eee, genteel tem, mild and domestic, | to eight be rhther ¢ithdent in habste; bho mela all required ta other | fle. A benefit Ie thew macy “ » i . ’ on to ares eunjecte tteted of, oe ee wt Lt Decaver ra all binds @ = comiompleting err ton of the wotien tet send brat hate We Vevey etreet. lool igs +t Ko 2 hater Wows, Hemsws te Reston oes, 120 Leberty etient, Now Your: ) Ae ucher, Mobile: ‘slee 7. B 12 Cheunet street, aero ern eeceeteh of | Dinestions for ss Voiintelphin. Cue the receipt of #1, 8 copy will te rane Ite members are imereasing. The consti | suite, tahieepoontal per day: chilires over te mitted by mall, free of portage, loamy part of the (Vetted receipt te De. Y.« yRom ponssesion of Oe -* Of Slat ever mermegmry eat le bow eseert et; eibaren fron Ave yo ebrtt Pctes All betters mort be eltreseed, poet of six prepaid. Address Henry Ashured [eptentel Bo Sirection ean bo applica? Caoiak WACHICEAU, ofice Im0 1 5 ok Seeneteey, Poet Ome. eoentinations, take caficient te oprreie o6 the bowel fon, 1.508 Now York Post Outen are lw r " Kone i BARON PPOLAPOO, MD, AR, OO, 47, 190 Warren street, Roxbury, Mase Pree tl, Whole lentes, of Furopean fame—Thie t and LASTING ROCK.—600 TO 1,000 YARDS, WORE OR” | sale te fra New York thee TH Ring 1 Reed geet Pemarites. 4 le foe co el, to on 176th street, between Teoth aod Kleveoth | way CV Clichener, 1 Barclay street AH AD. Bande | performing ae.’ Bpecifications may be seen sad proprwale re 1G Fultem etreet and retalle! by all respectable “rag le of the eoived until Mondey, 16th inet at the offre of Chater | gto, T W Dot & fore 192 North sesmet riree’ Partridge, #0 Bropdway, up rious [hileseiyn se wnee Gaily