The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1855, Page 7

3. Erie sold as high as 45 per cont, buyer sixty strong party engaged in the inflation. ‘Canton om pany has been very active lately, and au im- royement of several per centhss been realized. The greatest rise has been in Hudson Railroad. A short time since thia stock was selling at 24 per cent. It is mow firm at 40 per cent. New York Central Railroad hae been pretty quiet for some days pas’, fous to put out contracts for this stock as when it appears to be no scarcity of money among the bro. depends upon the banks. securities were sold at auction 10 donds of Panama RR. Co.. $1,000 10000 Columbu: jua and Ind. RR. 1st mort, + 10000 Ohio and Mississippi 24 mort. 7’ tendency. Erie closed a: 46 per cent, firm. trom New Orleane. . middle, 26¢. a last week was $39,766, of which $22,248 went outin | 17c. 4 183¢c., and do, heavy, at the Bt. Louis to-day fcr Havana. Ant ini For the redemption of stock. For the Customs... For covering into the Treasury 1 For the War Department... Por the Navy Departmen’ Por the Interior Depart payment was refused was for, comparatively, | ~ SS posed for a moment that any difficulty in which the house has been treated by those wo Dave largely benefitted by their operations; and it have maintained itself and pass‘d through ried the burden assamed, bat the difficulty expe- | saloon, in whic! aid from the California branch of the house, which certain parties so contrary to all custom, to say the tent, the house could have continued its dwelling part of a house, on of California gold in the Atlantic States, and an immense amount of drafte drawn on remittances ure reaches California, full three million of dollars drafts. If not, it will extend the disastrous effsct NO.-18, FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. | | ha dng 12% 100 she Brie 50 Nie Transit @... 18 100 do MONEY MARKET, 100 oe wash Sarunpay, Jan, 13—6 P. Xo 400 do ‘The stock market was not muoh disturbed a ao BNE Banat dealof soiivity. At the first bosrd Ele = 500 de: Bends advanced } per cent; Illinois Central B: 4 1000 Ill Central RR.. 90 1; New York Central Bonds, 4; New York Central | 103 Sey ee sont 100 29 Clev and Toi RR, 58 CITY TRADE REPORT, roRpay, Jan. 136 P.M. Ba: Asnes.—Salea of about 150 barrels were reported at ASS 8 ae pee eee bares Moai ar ays. Some of the'heaviest operators in the street | the sales baving reached only about 4,000.4 5,000 bar” ving are buyers of this stock, and there appears to be a jogs pg ign tare 2-8 hye mon but prices have been steady. Bellorasre not eoanx- | gf 15, Corn was without material change, but less active; the sales footed up about 80,000 » 40,000 b: on the spot and to arrive, at $1 04a $105 for Western mixed, and at $1 06 for Southern yellow; for Southern white, to arrive, $1 06 was asked. Rye was steady at $1 37 for Xora; but how long the ease and abundance will last | [0 ~ goose Cys wee ee ea ood ley. Corver.—The sales embraced 300 Rio at 10c,; 150 —, Java at 18c. a 15}¢c., and 250 bags Maracaibo at ¢, 2% Alexandria 6 ct. City Bonds of $500 each LoTToN,—Gulf cottons continued scarce, and holders Bream mcemeris| | ited ce meeureert at ene St. Louis City 6 cent Bonds, of $1,000 ea, al inde were orate, y 80 bonds ofthe Vi Finis and Tonnsanve Hailroed Only some 300 a 400 bales were sold, without further Co, 00 each, bearing 6 per cent interest . } $52,200 | quotable change, though the market closed firm. ote of the Virginia and Tennessee Furicata,—To Liverpool 600 a 800 pkgs. provisions Railroad for $50,000, dated October, 15, ‘were engaged, including tierces of beef, at 3s. 6d.; pork, 1864, payable in 60 days, at the Bank of the 2s. 6d., and bacon at 17s. 6d. per ton; 100 bales hops Mie LACH en ee 346.; 300 Dbla. tar at Sx., and 100 do, spirits turpentine Chicago and Miss)pi Rit, 2d mort , int. ad.. 55 | 58. To London, about 400 tierees beet were taken at 72 6s. To Autwerp, 200 tons logwood were engaged at 27s. 6d. ‘To Havre, about 10,000 bushels corn were engaged, ; $00 bbls. lard, at 3c.; and 400 at Se. Liguers were at 234c., and jc. per bbl. To California rates ranged 60c. per foot measurement. m—The market was quiet, and prices, especially of wet dried, tended towards lower figures. Pig Be sales enabenoed about 1,000 bales, for ship- North River Ins. Co Ping, at $1 per 5 cera Ins. Co... Hies.—Sales during the week have been on an in- United States Fire Ins. 106 powp —_ bees Oronocos have cig sold be cent decline, and Buenos Ayres ex ship were so . At the second board the market had an upward | Dera) lower. The total receipts during the wuek wore ight, amounting to some 23,320, the bulk of which a The transactions at the Assiatant Treasurer's office | Wor from Buenos Ayres; 5,560 wero from Sun Francisco, and 2,200 coastwise. fo-day were as followa:— Txon.—Scotch pig was quiet, without further altera- 94 tion in prices. bey $i | ““Taaruxa.—The receipts by railroad have boon larger 51,317 00 | within a week than at any time since the clos.ng of the "e ,282,275 89 | canal and the trade hex asnumed greater activity, aul sales jor the season, chiefly hemlock sides,’ We Of the receipts $100,000 was a transfer draft | ‘ote ok slaughter and salted good light, at 2c. 280, do, middle, 260. a 28c;; heavy, 26c. a 28a; all welghts, . & 26c.; hem! juonos Ayres middle, 19¢. a 2c ; The amount of specte exported from this port | heavy, 186.30 20c, ; do. Oronoco ight, Ife a ie. ; middle, a 183¢0. A lrg ng i agro ere moderates a bg an et was in it su) al ices firm. A few buns ‘The trustees of the instisation for the savings of | barrela of New Orl ae to prime quality were sold merchan's’ clerks and otters, have directed an inte- | at %7e, 0 28e. Cuba was last gold at Uc. a 2c, for meet juality. reat to be paid to'the depoeitors for the six months | “'N,vu1, Sronns. Spirits turpentine was in larger aup- ending 1st inst., at the rate of six per cent per ply and prices lower, and sales of 150 bbls., in shipping Srder, wor made at '40c. 250 bbls. common rosin wer spnum on ail sums smounting to $5 and not over | sola at $1 80 per 310 1bs., and 500 do., No. 1, at $1 87 $600; and on all sums over $500, an interest at the | per 010 lbs,, delivered.’ Raw turpentine ard tar,were nominal, rate of five per cent per annum, payable on sid | “Oi ** rinsed continued to sell moderately at Sle. « was selling six and eight per cent lower. There After the adjournment of the board the following La Crosse and Milw’e 8s (Farm mort.at) 8 abares Third Avenue Railroad. do American Express Co. Minnesota Mining Co. Union Ferry Co. Bank of the Capi Colum bia Fire after Monday, the 15th inst. Interest not cailed for | 82c., while whale and sperm were inactive at unchanged ices. will be credited to the depcsitors as principal from | Py mong thero was a fair trade doing in pork, and : about, 1,000. 1,200 bbls old moss were wold at $12 25, Trent reagui including 160 bbls. at $12 4744; prime was nominal al The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart | S1005""foo pole. new prime besught $19, and 1,000 bole. ment, Wssbingion, on the 11th inst., were: — prime meas pork was delivered by contract at $16. Thero was nochange in ordinary mess and prime becf. 200 5,814 60 | bbls, Cleveland prime moss sold at $22. Tao sales of 86,368 98 | lard embraced 400 to 500 bbls. fair to 97,98 20 | 103¢c. Cut meats—Males of 40 bhds, should 22,688 00 | were made at 6342. for the former and 83e. for ths lat- 5 26,818 14 | ter, | Bacon let and prices unchanged. Cheose and butter t previous quotations, The failure of Page & Bacon, of St. Louis, an- | “Rice —talos of about 100 tieroes wore made at $3 15 a nounced yesterday, ha} no particular effsct cx our | $4 50 per 100 Ibs. Svcan—The inclemency of the weather interfered local financia! affairs, The business of thia hous | with the ianding of cargoes. We only heard of wore ‘was principally at the Weet and with Califoraia. It | jobbing lots of New Orleans, ranging at about 42¢c. a So, fs the cpinion Lers that bat for the treachery of | ,,T”Acco—The market was firm, but sales wore certsin reputed frivnie of the house, tie failure WuIskEy.—Sales of 200 to 400 bbls, of State prison would not have occurred. The draft upon whish | Were reported at 49. a 40¢,; drudge was heli at 2c. @ small amount; and bad Mr. Bscoa sup- | ADVERTISRMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. would bsve arisen, arrangements could easily have I tinea been msde to bave protected it. Tho friends of Bee oak 1 AB a ters atte he Es Poge & Bacon are not et all satisfied with the way | deurable tonane will be let low, neatly DY & Hii TO LET.—SEA BATHING.—OPPORTUNITY o for hotel keepers.—To let, the new and commoaious has been hinted that « desire to supersede them in use, known as the United States Hotel, at Atlantic Cit: Absecom Beach, State of New Jersey, about the California business is the actual cause of the | midtay on the Atlantic’ const, botween Cape May and summery manner in which they have been treated, | the city of New York, at the terminus of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad, ‘two and n half hours from the Mesern. Page & Bacon have cariied ona very pro- | city of Philadelphia. The beach is covered with a beauti- fiteble business in bullion for some time, and | ful srowth of sbade trees, through which there are at- tractive promenades, affording a pleasant retreat from but for its entanglements with the depreciated | (O.) Vithout the’ lom of the sea breeze, Ia this re- securities of Western railroad companies, would gpetit ‘differs from most other sea-side bathing grounds. ‘he bathing om this beach is unsurpassed by aay on the ora on an. the present atringensy in financial affuira | Sven” smooth, aad gradually shelving bottom, without scathed. ‘The firm cf Pago & Bacon, of | any under-tow. The strand is level nnd hard for ton be ™ nig tapa4 ties donee tia cours, fred fen Gaiee baneth ona fag Bt. Louis, some time since became involved in the | hdatto ding one of ‘the nest drives in the worll., Ths finances of the Ohio and Missi asippi Railroad Com- a om d ia feet front by Ch id gon A bed . wing feet feet, the whole four stories in pany. In ordinary times it could have easily car- | Co.teining 140 large, airy sleeping apartments, « ating h guests were seated at age ey my rienced during the past three months in raising festival of the railroad, with by anova ery memetgeny money, even on the best securities, made the dead | jented for a term of 7s on Teanonable era ‘o, ona weight preesing upon them greater than they could | person or » company of ability, to furn ae bear up under. Arrangements have been made for CHENER: nN SMereantile Library Balldtag, oe LET—THE HOUSE AND STORE, WITH FXTURE: will in ashort time be realized, and it was the T° oii% Tecotvay | shes, te pon ie bebe knowledge of this fact that makes the conjuc! of | Broadway. Wor perticulars apply to HENRY , 76 Canal street keast, With temporary aid to » moderate ex- 0 LET—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A LARGE FINE Fourth avenue, con- fisting of twelve rooms, kitchen, bath, gas, &c. Rent, Dusinese, The effect of this failure upon $600," Suitable for » Sate tonsil or & hoattian bows, California remittances must be most disas- | . B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from 3 to 7P.M. tous. This house was the largest recipient BE LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN— the second floor (with more room if required,) of house 136 Atlantic street, South Brooklyn ; a most desirable location for a fashionable dressmaking estab- must be in the bands of the public. It is eatimated | lishment, over a milliner’s store, Apply as above, that there are now and will be on the way to this | oF st 126 way, New York. port from San Francisco, before the news of the fail- tT LET—ON THE OORNER OF LIBERTY ABD Magee et 8 ee oe srry, store, wi basemen: e asiness in gold, consigned to this house, draft for which will oady in wich perenne tar (1 1y at once to come along with the gold. All arrivals after this day el WM. WILSUN, 109 Went street. will probably be set aside for the payment of these LET—THE OLD ESTABLISHED FARMERS’ HOUSE, known as Wilson's Hotel, on the r of Libert a G ich streeta, withi miautes’ walk of ail of the failure, entail losses upon hundreds more the prise steamboat and railroad depota in the city ; than are already suffsrers, The suspension of Page | capable of accommodating two hundred people, together with all the fixtures. Immediate possession given. & Bocon is only another instance of the danger of | Tiere ix re Ear te est borsh tives cad Onl departing from a legitimate basiness. As bankers | established grocery. The leare and good will of the they were eminently successfal, and had amassed | yhele can be had on modern ee eae PPlying Immo: ely i iN, en sh, but a¢ operators in railroad securities they — — made 8 failure CARTMEN AND GARDENERS.—TO LET, A TWO a —_—_—- story and basement house, with eight lots of ground, Stock Exchange. pump of good water in the yard, corner of two paved Sarunpay, Jan. 13, 1855, avenues, inthe city of Brooklyn; also 600 houses aad $3200 Obio6’s,’60.b3 100 Cai 60 32 lots and vacant lots in the city ‘of New York, for sale or 6 oa exchange fe farms. rd * M. CURRY, 208 Broadway, room Ne. 8. . SL da Tae toi. hah c8 183 EW FIVE STORY BASEMENT BRIOK HE THREE 1000 Pan Be lst a 10 Mich Soa buildings Nos, 536, 55%, 540 Pearl street, betweea 10000 Pan Bs, 24 is.b30 92 19 N’th Indiana RR 861g | Broadway and Elm street, north side, twenty five feet 1000 N J Cen RR Be 93 13 Cleve,C & Cin RR 96 by ninety, and ten feet yard each, with vaults in front, 5000 CRE Bs.000 72) 600 Killnole Con KR., 91 will be iet or leased immediately, at moderate terms. 20600 di +» 2 20 Little Miami RR. 84 These buildli ean be censected by arches if wanted 18 10 Ble Reliroad... expresaly built for this prose Apply to Mr, FISCHE so 2s x 5500 0... 12% do. 644 Pearl street, or 363 way, corver of Kranklin. We eee a ee 0 1ET—THR SPACIOUS DOUBLE HOUSE NO. 54 100 shs Union Bank. 106 50 do. Walker street, a few doors west of Brondway, salt: 66 Mechanics’ Dk.. 10654 400 do te al business pury tell an coy ye eee s t yy th, range copper , ww toran ap- FY ecailapiens oe + 4 proved tenant. “Apply to ASHER KURSHEEDT, 150 IS NY Cen apis 86% 100 do. arl street. fe Oe te Ge AUXHALL.—TO LET, THE ROOM KNOWN AS THE do 4000s Vauxhall Barroom, also the drill room attached, ay Apply corner of Seventh avenue and Sixteenth street, in 300 do. the lumber yard. 260 =o. —— Samals ng 100 do. 200 =o. a 100 fo 1600 do 200 do, 60 Hadson Ri 300 do. 20 do. 2500 do 100 do. 0 do. 60 Mich Cent 1 ~~ do. w @.. SECOND BOARD. 2 so J do Bis 25 @o —TO It is ited in ith- cas itse of allroad ‘communteati aaleat southern at t: ‘aro 100 acron of last , and forty two story framed houses, be- mill and other necessary balidogs on ives’ feet F uilding is of br’ three eeu He i box 2,786 Post Ofice, New York. ted with. 6 00 —A GENTLEMAN DESIROUS OF ry 'e opening business in the West, to exchange desirable Brooklyn real estate for merchandise, as follows :—$5,000 on bond and mort- }, at ix per cent, 7 oe bout: one year; the bala ferred, Address W. M, 5 0 0) —FOR SALE—A BLANKBOOK AND le stationery store, located west of way, a business atreet down town; is age very good business now, but as the owner intends to an interest ina wholesale importing house, he would be be awd sell out, for cash, at less than the actual value. ch a chance is seldom tobe met with, as the stock consists of very saleable articles only, and in the bent condition. For further particulars address D. L., box 154, Herald office, $300 —FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, A RESTAU- & rant, bar and oyster saloon. Satisfac- ey reasons given for selling. Nane neod apply without the above amount. Agehts not dealt with. ress W. R., box 104 Herald office. BS YARDS AND FARM FOR SALE, AT CORN- wall Landing, Orange county, Now York.—31 acres, two yards, three dwelliags with shods, aad Adams’ machinery complete, Docks new wi(h eight feet water, one yard is under lease for seven yoars. Six millions of bricks were made there the past years, Par- ticulars on apy ion to the subscriber on the premi- ,000—half may remain on premises. JOHN 3CHMULTS. RUG STORE FOR SALE, ON THE CORNER OF A beautiful row of marble buildings, doing a fae bu- siness, which can be largely increased, Sold because the trone into other busines. A good druggi make a snug fortune here. J. M. STARK, 49 Wall street, basement. EB: SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH ALL THR just th modern improvements, built by days’ work, aud completed, No. 22 Ninth street, bet een Fifth and avenues. Inquire of T. W. SPRUNG, No. 98 Nas- sau street. SALE—A SCHUYLKILL CANAL BOAT, CALLED the General Washington, five years old,’ lying at City, near the Dry Dock: Apply on board, or ad- Gress Francis, Jersey City Post Office. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY LOTS, ONE four story house, twenty by forty-eight foet, ‘situa. ted on the northwest corner of Thirty-second street and ue, The above house is leased for the term years, to @ good tenant. Apply to G. FOUN- TALN, 163 East Twentieth street. JRO! SALB—A Lane Hoa, survosK TO WkIGH 1,000 Ibs, Can be seen at the house of Joha Char iecks, Roslyn, L. I. JOHN MURPHY. kes ment ra ct waa the ished rooms, to let, with tlomen aad their wives: the modera impravements, GRAMERCY PARK, (EAST TWENTY-FIRST handsome suit ‘second floor, will be yacated on the 15th Farniatod? witt all LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOoRS EAST OF frent room to let, with Terms reasonable. WEST TWENTY THIRD SIRRET—A SUIT OF rooms on the secon floor, eon: ist and two bedrooms with pantries, may be obtained. Sin- gle gentlemen can also find contains all the mode: oeated four doors from Sixth avenue. rooms with fires, rn improvements, and is desirab! yuld epea seg les vate treatment, can rely experience and skill as midwife and physician, MERCER STREKT, OPPOSITH BROADWAY reet, furnished rooms for geatlemen Ihe house has been recently rly central, and possesses all the iL 50 and $2 4 week. fitted up, is part WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A MODERN HOUSE, would let one or two furnished parlors ou first , toa gentleman and lady, with board for the lady, ferred, the use of kitchen, without board. boarders taken. Location up beta but conve- by cars and stages to Broadw Offi FAMILY RESIDING NEAR ST. JOHN’S PARK, haying more room than they re ral comfortably furoished rooms, wit! men, or to gentlemen and their wives, w! houte of first class, baths, gaa. Apply at 18 Varick street, /OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM they require, willlet a furnished parlor, on second story; aiso a room on the third story, to o le gentlemen. Modern house, fest Iwenty-second strest, , to fen ithout children; References exchanged. Indy and gentleman, or « URTON'S, The laughable comedy of ‘HE NICE YOUNG MAN. LIVING TOO FAST. with Mr. Jordan and Miss Raymond. oe aed UPPER AND THE LOWER Wedneaaay—A new drama, called OLD ADAM, with » ‘Thursday— Morris Batnett's new American comedy of OUR SET, OR THE SPANISH EMBASSY. TRE, =! OWERY THEA’ PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, 1, P, Waldron; Stage , Robert Joaea.—Pricos Admission—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit and Gallery, cents; Private Boxes, $5. Monpay ‘Bveewa, Jaxcary 16, THE CROCK OF GOLD, Annual Poultry Show of the National Poultry ety, in the spacious saloons of the Museum, ing the entire week, from Monday, the 161 ¢ 20th of January, inclusive, one o! unique and extraordinary ‘displays of Homoestie Fowls, witnessed in this Cig The premiums ex- most unparalleled exertions have been made to ger oe iy day, ke., @ hundred dollars, and the rare, fancy, valuable and superb Union, aud at the same time exhibit thom freely, with- out any exira charge to visiters. Among the varieties in this chow, will be found:—Shanghaes, of all kinds, and colors; Game Fowls, of all nations ; Spanish, Dorkings, Hamburgs, Domiaiques, Yolish, Bantams, of every country; Turleys, Guinea Fowls, Pea Fowls, Swans, Geese, the only Chinese Man- darin Duck# in ‘America beautiful as a pieture, and incomparably beyond all common description; Pigoous, Rabbits, Deer, &c., &e., the whole of which must be seen toenable the stranger to form anything hke ao In the Lecture Room, Monday, Jan. 15—Evening, at 73 o’clook, Mr. John R, Scott, the distinguished Amoriean wotor, 1st the character of WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, supported by Mr, C, W, Clarke, Mr, Hadawa tayer. Afternoon, at 3, LEND ME FIV! and the HOLE IN THE WALL, Admission to the Na Poultry Show, including all tho attractions of the Musesm and Lecture Room, twenty-five cents; children exact idea of their wonderful novelty half-price. ea STREET. *70"Y CIRCE AND HER’ MAGIC CU fey Omnitais anaee Pasty Cae Wort. Bonbomme, Mr. Burton; De Ruse, Misa Mr. Johnston; Veranique, Mra, Hug! 25 | Pisskw! 1 196 Litbu: Benet AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SBCOND GRAND OARD.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH OR WITIT- out adjoining bedrooms, at 111 Bleecker street, LEASANT, WELL ‘on wecond floor front, with goo! tleman and wife, will No, 15 Beach atreet. furnished room, ga Jet ‘unfurnished, if desired. 1OARD ON BROADWAY.--FAMILIES AND GENTLE: men can obtain sait sof elegantly furnished rooms, in the larg» and commodio house, 767 Broadway, southwest coruer of Ninth street, N. B.-A suit of handsome or single apartments, Dinner at 3 and 6 o'clock. rooms on Broadway unfurnished. }OARD IN BROM.LYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, oro, of two gentlemen, can find a large and handsowely furnished room ut’ 38 Willow street, three minutes walk from the Wall street ana Fulvwa fer- ‘she house ia furnished with gas, hot air, dc. OARDING.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with pleasant rooms, at low prices, with full board; also large, pleasaat aod convenient rooms that will accommodate a party of four gentlemen; day boarders can be accommodated also. quired, At 122 Chambers street. 1OR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT UPON THE HUDSON river.—The subecriber oifers for sale his besutitul country seat im the vicinity of Newbarg, containing about sixty acres of land The house is about eighty eight feet iront by forty-four feet deep, and possesses every convenience for a gentleman’s residence. The car- riage Louse, barus, outuoures, &c., are all large, con venient, and in complete order. The graperies aro ex: tensive, weli supplied with wates, and filled with the choieest grapes in full bearing,’ The land is fa the highest state of cultivation, well wooded, and fally stocked with all kinds of fruit. The place can be readily divided into five separate residences, each containing oue of the finest building sites in the world, with a in- dependent entrance. The whole, or any part of the par- chase money may remain for a term of years, upon na- tistactory security. The premises are open to laspection y time, and the terms of sale will ba furnisted pon application on the premises, to —-F. J. BELTS. ‘Newburg, 8, 1855, OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE—AN AS- sortment of perfumery, with the necessary articles jor mavulacturing. Tue seller will bind himvelf to in- struct the buyer, Address, from 9 to 11 A. M., au West Broadway, OR SALE.—A WINE AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE in one of the best locations in te city, duing a cash business of fifteen to twenty-five dollars aday, Address W. & 1., Unio square Post Ofice, OR SALE OR TO LET WITH TH to a small genteel family, the brown stone house, $80 Henry street, Brooklyn, with all the modern im provements, for one year or more. Possession (mme diately, if required. Inquire of 8. M. PARSONS, 67 Wall street. Would be traded for first clase dry gooda ‘OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME FOUR 8TORY barement house, on Fourteenth street, in a floe neighborhood. The house is new, built by day’s work for the owner, and is very ity. Price moderate; terms easy; little money wanted. The furniture can be purchased at low price, Apply to E. B, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 3 to F% SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE IN i this city or country, a,well established hotel, near re city of New York, together with and oyster and dining saloon attached liard saloon rything in complete order. The proprietor, having been engaged in the ‘business fot fhe lant eighloen geucs, wiabes 10.0 tire, and would sell on reasonable and ensy terms. For an interview, please address H. Y., Herald office, which will be attended to. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A PAPER- hanging store in a very good location, near Broad- way. For further particulars, address Paper-Hanging, Herald office. box No. 177. OR SALE—A NEAT WELL FINISHED HOUSE, BROWN free stone front, all the modern improvements, No. West Twenty eighth street, will be sold cheap for cash, or balf the purchase can remain on mortgagy. Call on the premises. before 9 A. M. or after6.M. Also, two farms, one of 45 acres, house, plenty of fruit of all hinds, &c.' one of 85 acres, good house and barn, &c., may be exchanged for city property. Fe. SALE—THE HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT NO. 6 Varick street; seventocn years’ unexpired, one ‘indred and 6fty dollars ground rent per annum.’ In quire of LAWRENCE ACKERMAN, No. 238 West Thir- ty-firat «treet, R SALE.—A HOUSE “AND LOT, FIVE MINUTES walk from Peck slip ferry, Williamsburg; the hoase is new and has all toe medern improvements, eizht finished rooms and basement, will be sold low. Posses- sion immediately Apply to, L. Smith, 69 Rose st., N. Y REAT REPUBLIC HOUSE, NO. 143 CHERRY STREET, for sale, with lease for 454 years, and bar fixtures | and bedding, ko. For particulars apply an above, or to D. L, JONES, 60 Nassau street. ‘MALL DRUG STORE FOR SALE—AT A GREAT bargain. It is fitted up in good style, and is in a | fiat rate location—116, Hudson avenue, near Prospect | juire at store. jrooklyn. In EXCHANGE—FOR PROPERTY IN OR NEAR THIS city, 3,245 acres good black loam prairie, and some | timber, twenty miles trom Houston, and 100 from Gal- | veston, Texas. Apply to A. J, BERRIAN, 87 Chambers | et. atreet. HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., WANTED. —HOUSE WANTED IN A GOOD 12.000, Wa tee cnn hirtieth streets, and Third and Eighth avenues, worth from $9,000 to $12,000, From $2,000 to $5,000 will be paid in cash, amd the ‘balance in’ a very fine house in iamsburg, with extra size lot, and in the best loca. tion, near Veck blip ferry, Inquire of P.. Holley, 133 Amity street. or JOHN’ A. OONDIT, 45 Wali atreet Hove WANTED.—A GENTEEL HO! ANY * respectable location, worth $6,000 to ; also t clasn house, $11,000 to $16,000, Houses, farms, lenses, land, stock and merebandise, with casi, exchange. Money loaned on bond and 1 gage, oF stock, Loutes, stores and offices, rented. Apply to ©. R. TOTTEN, No. 5 William «treet OUSE WANTED.—WANTED TO LEASK FROM THE Ist of May next, a swo story house in « gentect neighborhood, between Canal and Bighth streets, and Broadway aud Hudson street. Any person haviag one that would suit, can get « desirable tenant by a4 dressing Grabam, Heralt § Tr cows besnen torah sat in PURCHASE, A A Loure between the Sixth and Ninth avenues. | ANTED TO BUY—A RETAL PAINT, O1L AND glass store, aitoated in the lower part of the city Address Paints, Herald oflee, stating location sad a. ANTED, iMMEDIATELY—PART OF A HOUSE, IN & good neighborhood, and of easy secon to stages or cars. Three roome and kitchen would be ro cient. Rent must be moderate, Address Kroest, Herald office. dress box 3,280 Post Office. ANTED—TO PUROH. A about 1655 bands high. Must be and sound. Any one having a borse of that deseription for vale may pees, giving & desert A age, price —) speed, Cash, Broadway, Union square Post ee, Ls. PRINTERS.—WANTED, PROPOSALS FOR PRINT ing & weekly newspaper, the size acd general ap eof the Boston Know Nothing Awen.so ir for the above. ead tre alco deeiteh Type and wateiial fvand. dares tox 3,907 Post offer. OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—FURNISHED ROOMS vacant, at 47 Sanda street. A PARTY OF TWO OR IHREE tlemen can be pleasantl: Tooms in a genteel private family, good society, table, and attencanse, ata very moderatw price, pleasant, location desirable, and convenient to wtagen Reference give: Went Twenty-seond str accommodated with t, betwoea Sixth wad seventh All the modern improvements in the house, as, baths, &e. OARDING UP TOWN—CAN BE HAD AT NO. 47 West Twenty-ninth street, near [ri rtments on the first landing diougs rooms for gentlemen ant their wive ‘The house is of the first class, browa «one sh basement, with all the modern improvements. OARDING.—TO LET, A CO: sized furnished room, to an ag iicman who wish to enjoy the comforts of a homes, wuere there are but two in the family. RTABLE, GOOD Inquire at 102'Hester JOARDING—REDUCTION IN PRICES—LAKGE SE- } cond story fromt rooms for femilivs; furnished rooms for two persona, at ix doilars for both house, #ith haha. gas, &s,, eliginle location. Please address immediately, Richardson, Herald Only thone giving their addreas can recvive im- mediate attent on, first elass four stor; A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, OR gle gentlemen, may be accommodated with a large apd pleasant room on the second floor, furnish- et or unfurol hed, wnere the comforts of a home may be enjoyed, at 8 OAKDING—AT NO. 785 BROADWA Tenth street, nearly opposite ¢ ves and tingle gentlemen cxn be teelly accommo Entrance 136 Tenth street. OARD WANYED—IN BROOKL’ gentleman, doing business in OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, in @ house with the modern improvements, in a Small quiet family, where there are no other boarders board for the lady only. Please address Henry, Hora office, stating terms, which must be moderate. OUR ELEGANT ROOMS ON HROADWAY, NEAR Appleton’s, to let for offices, beautifully furaished Also several upper rooms, for engravers, lanyers, &e., all earpeted and on the street. URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—AT NO, 96 PRE- sident street, South Brooklyn, three minutes’ walk from Hamuton Ferry, in @ private family. Gas in the house. Partial board, if desired. URNISHED ROOMS TO LE and kitehem, with eooking stove .and other conve- ) nome ply at 123 Went Tweaty- '—A ROOM, BEDROOM fourth street, pear Seventh a \ ENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN BE ACCOM. J modated wich full or partial board, also single gen Protestant woman wanted as cook for Hicks street, corner of lark, ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN ith on first floor, in some wate boarding house, where the arrei are unexceptionable; location must and near some good livery stable, where have « pair of horses well kept and entes g ven and required. , William, Herald offic RLOR, AND BEDROOM ATTACHED, WITH PAN- an, hot and cold vw the advertiser could attenced, The beat of refer tries and closets on the firnt floor, to with board; no children; in ple. mient location, up town. Address A. ald ofice. Reference required 0OMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN A private family. Houre contains ali the modern desirable. Rolerences ex changed. Apply at 234 Tenth street "0 LET.—A WIDOW LADY, LIVING VERY RETIRED in @ modern house, would jet 2a elegant furnished parlor, to any gentleman desiring hvtel pri bined with the sans souct of a fast if cosired, No boarders. Address Saws Souci, Fost Uthoo, 0 LET 0 A GENTLEMA. o single gentlemen, a p! furnished front room, with boa) ton unsurpassed TLEMEN CaN OOTAIN ie fanily of the highest WO OR TAREE + beard im & small priv: oaadsome forniahed parior peutry attached. The Kighsn a ors, Please eal) at 104 Perry street TNPORNISHED ROOMS.—A HANDCOME SUIT, WITH bedroom attached, will be let ingly of together | with or without board, in a first class house by * pr vate family, in Bond street cage ron within FIND GOOD BOARDING, ‘and the comforts of a home, ins Sup town, by addrons ference required MATRIMONI ARING TO OFTEN A RY Yishes an introdaction to & Seaistant, aad partner | " fod stock, with 81 Dave some means twenty-seven yeart of mild and domentic, ,OUNG GENTLEMEN CAN 1’ ove ide standing matter, the other three to | beregewed weekly, new type, also the price per thousaed | BO. CBRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, IN GONSE- quence of the dextruction of their hall, 444 Broad- » by fir, will perform avery evening at MECHANIO'S HALL, 472 BROADWAY, ander the control of A. W 000, y GkO. CHRISTY, }e ropriatore, All business tranencted by H. WOOD. BTHIVPIAN MINSTRELSY, BORLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCKS, DANOES, ETO, Africanized by the must accomplished com) world. A ehange of programme every oven Doors open at 6 }¢0°elock ; 10 commence at 7 OGER’S CELEBRATED APOTHEOSIS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, JAMES BURNS, pai on exhibition at the Academy of Design, 663 Broadway. Admittance, 26 conts; Children under twelve yearn of age, 1234 cents. PERHAM’S GIFT TICKETS, will, by xpecial arrangement, be received’ for admission, Exhibition hours from 10 A. M to 0 P. M. A MASS MEETING OF THE SHARSHOLDERS IN RU RUBE, WILL BR MELD ON THY 177K 1NMR., PEKHAM’S THIRD GLFT ENT! to decide on @ tinal disposition of the 100,000 GIFTS. TICKETS CAN BE HAD aT ONE DOLLAR RACH, At (64 Broadway, from A. M. to 6. M. “URAND CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE | MH Voor of Brooklyn, at the Brooklyn Athenwum, on | ing, January 15, 1856. Mra. Emma Gi the American’ Prima Donna; Mr M 60 cents; children ball: price, ONALDSC 720 Broadway—Hope C with the largest and most world. Doors operrat 7; comi mission 25 cents. TPYABLEALX VIVANT evening this week, bightly No connection with any other company. number, 40 Bowery. Doors open ata quarter to 7 | o'clock ; concert to commence at a quarter to 8, °S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOL Open every ni OR LIVING STATUARY, AT the International Museum, 6) Division street.—I ro. fessor Fleur, of Paris, with his entire troupe, in all Kurope for hin ‘classical entertainments, will ox hibit in French and Italian styles, at # oolvek, every J.'D. PECK, Manager. TT, ORIGINAL WHITE'S SERENADERS, 14) favorably known to the New York public, p White's opera house, 49 Bowery, wader the | proprietorship and monagemeat of CHARLES WLUTE. Romember the OPE bition t of Christ, every evening cente—childr 4 120 BROAD WAY.—SACRED XIII 4{ o'clock.—Lacture on | Belo, Vielia—'* TP wovoRE | HSNLDS | « Lal Soiree will take place at Dodworth’s Academy, 606 Broadway, on Tuesday, January 16, See small bills, $50 oicmrto by Cooper, motto “Fice et ensi,”” wh name of Cooper, To it att plating, mounted with gold, the book of which was broken, The above rewari will be given on application Ler, 64 Broadway, and no question asked. Pawnbrokers and jewellers are requested to stop the above if ollered. Any information leading to the recovery thereof will be proportionably rewarded. REWARD,—STOLEN FROM NO. ng of the 12th to David Beach, } Fleve per bay th street, on the ev with the name of T on the bottom contiining one Keystone 1 uu L, Sheldon, and & la Thaddeus Spencer. All persons are ca buying said stock. = -M, L. SHELDON, sician’s horse a1 $2 REWARD.—-STRAYED OR STOLEN, A PHY: about 734 o'clock, whi! be 4 : The above roperty. in. The brown paper, and was lost on the road tothis city, If the finder will return it to PETE | 1 West street, near Hector street, the above PRULTZ will be paid. “ REWARD.—108T, JANUARY 1 $. cornet of Fifth avenae and Tenth street, « emall ack and tam Heoteh terrier slut. The above reward will be paid on returning the aut to 32 Fifth avenue. beeot d to i receive the above r Nineteenth street ard by beavis fi { Patriotic Mare th other original entertainments "4 CAL QUARTETIE nies. jo Atlante street, Brooklyn, be: tween South ferry and Court street, a gold wateh, made | London, No, 3,077, duplex, repeater move- ment. Said watch hed a hunting case, engine turned on nidee and edge; on the front case’s coat of arms with enameled dial, with the hed & vert chain of +) Bes ipencer | 208 Spring ndred ehares of | wt tock, in the nam of Mar of papers belonging to doned an Valor! and glare, Beventh street RS. GARBANATI, ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORKER, in imitation of nature, 71 Greene street, neat me. Ladies’ wige, ke. wade to order rig! used being light a# weil as strong, | Weight om the bead ls scarcely felt, whilst thelr trame- | parency renders them ventilating | poues MACTICAL TAILUI, COAT MAKERS, AND roe at invited to examine the work 7 information left mt 7 99 Charles street, or at Wr. El- Hot's, No. 1 Eighth avenue, will be gratefully received REWARD.—1O8T, JAN. 2, A GOLD WATCH | $20 endchain The above had « gold face crystal © enclosed ins LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST, broogh Nineteenth strent black Ince veil 4end6h. M. Vere, 62 1h in 4, and OP. M.; second cb stopping & ton in Band 10 A. Mand OF ~ BILLIARDS. WILLARD PALACE, WITH [is A bles, (or sale or exchange for pro; « Location txeelies mare $4,060 tw $6,009 per mn at rent. ILUARD TAPLER.—A FINE STOCK OF PATENT I india robber cushioned tables, for « vor tory, © Aon ctreet, Two eecond bend tables, in por’ order, westly sew, Cell and examine GRIFFITH kk DECKER NLIJARD TAULER VOR BALE OF ALJ. vate or pub ic use, with slate, woot or uur tite patent cuchions of my own ILLLARDS—TOR BAL saloon, situatet in note to 8. B. R., ost Oftce, eA MAvTIVD TRAVELLERS GULDE. EW JERBEY RAILHOAD.—POR VHILADHLITIIA N tod the Bouth ond West, vie Jersey (ity Mad and express lines.— leave New York at # ant OA M., aod sin Sant 10 AM *, 92 2b in 10, wt ha M, ot $2, Ui way stations, Through tickets sold for Cmcipuati and the Wet, aul for Baltimore, W Norfolk, 4, ant throwgs baggage checked to W ay or tet ios abe A gual location for eatiog howse, uo Centre, near Pearl street — © RAMVORD, billiard table wanulacturer Ia. D’ Viner CLAS BILLLARD antral loration : fontaine eight superior table, with bar eat tatielactory reasons given (or telling, Vinase aitrwee ® ik vat F sot of thins two Lent. (upper uA her ) sot 0 few ite, Pach se T wear myeelt, whe fearenrott erie Tooth can be tot on gutta porchs DR. NAPOLEON PRETERRE, 694 Brosd way. Proprietor; Edward Eady, curtain rises at 1 o'clock. SCENES IN TRE RING. BY ie AMERICAN, GERMAN IN GB FReNCH AND ITALIAN ARTISTES, 4 Trained Horses, pepharte, P SUPERB FEATS OF EQUITATY BRIUMS, ARTISTIC AND To elude with the romantic « THR COUNT OF M Edmond Dantes.........+5..- UCKLEY'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUS2, 690 BROAD- way, GREAT SLOOP: of the grand burlesque on is LA, which will be repeated all this week. Proceding the ETHIOPIAN MINoTRELSY, ‘a new burlesque on tha Lammermoor,” ia four acte, , Jan, 20—Henefit of L, Short, jonday evening, Jan, favorite Operp N. B—Raturday even! Treasurer. TALLACK’S THEATRE. — WY prod etion st peveaion MONDAY, J, wilt be produced a new five’ ac for tins company, and founded power! wovel of the same nn) NIGHT AND with new s2enery, contumes an porte, tby the following Phillip Morton... ++ Bydney Morton, is Gastrey, an advent! Poter slaskwith, @ rother... r. ner | Lord Lilburne,,..Mr, syott | Mf Arthur Peavfort, his o> Blackwell......@.,.... Browne... Monsieur Fav Chief of F | Coiners Mr. Burke [1 Gue 4, Bokdie Mra. Beaufort, | Fann: Mre bas Sarab,...... Aig tna ‘The reenery, by Isherwood. w Act 1.—The Library at Fernda Act —Drawing room at Plankwith’s Parl Act I1L—Churchyard at Fern in London Act !V.—Gawtrey’s Marriage f the Chief of Vo) fplendid Paloon and Bail Ro: With the highly populer 1 THE NEw ETROPOLITAN OPERA Ht poaite Kond street. BROADWAY BUNDA Second appearance of the ren M'LLE CAMILLE) whore first performance at th lent created a perfect furore of First appearance of the d stiy HERR QUE | princtpal Tenor of the Germen( — , | ORCHESTRA selected with the greatest care (rom the Phithars Hooiety, the Italian Opera im Pe then of HERR KEKLTZER Leader of Max Maretzek's Opera Troupe Manager....... Overture—For full Orchnrtra Arin—Hacted, from Le Prophete Hung by Herr Quent Prieve—From Move iu kgith, arrauged for full Orchestra Verformod with ompaniments Solo V J xeeuted by M lie Cam Grand March By partic Awerlean F roducing A bw Overt e—'"My rodueing , Bwrethenrta’ y L ber Th Price of admission—Twenty fy of the house. Heserved seats in MISCELLANKOUS, 1 00 DOOKE.—GOOD FOUN PANNL DOORS for 15 cents each. ihourand beck per day RCOKATIVE FRESCO PAINTER OF THE G: —Is ready to decorate in the nd to all at end italian robe inoat approved wanver eet, New York, {HOM THR PATENT IN | gree of taueien, the same ae by band, ( chain or shuttle,) but with « repel precision, anette nable by worker, faiteble for all adaptes for ne Tareet to Bet ye Wr ow winumes rare 66 and ©) Naseme street, New Yorn. —The bere eve commence man alanturi paper 6! Lieut kaw paper works, at taining (0 reek latgeet mien rag engioes ane b Fournier wacdiner (ome mare Wo ready \o reeetve onde thet quality om or hoe wie go colon Vo the ty nod quality pre taper per (ar MEDICAL, LARMONTR PATGR AND LONDK Atvieer end Marriage Golde, eleventh Peres, cloth, seventy five eoprerings bolt ot mB tothe the author D. it Kent o2P M. and 6 9 Ie the even MN. B.—Net frog swore Lat mont to the aiileted Rh. WARDS ONVORTON ATI wR: D vith egk—4e jest whet these waat whe coptrnc 4 Chenret, tea ly,& este at ome, aad po challeoge all wedieal pro- anew Ali other remedies Call any ome at yea wil Gud Dr, Ward attending. Meparate deny ae) are expense. teat th nitote, It patients $008 Pawar perform ry more whole of toe feeulty In attentance ee Hotel, Spring etrret, WY. ON, | 08) portenetere preferred. B—Agrats weet NiGiTT aND WORNING. «, Mr. Lester | Black well. Mr. ho. HERO FRATS Sam Mr. Boniface | Mercedes teenth street, « Jullien’s celebrated New York Orehe: tra, ander the direc ¢seeeee + Pee Hvemeg Pant 1 —Sacnxp ar reqarst, Meyerbeet { ten minutes, WOULAR, pave by M'Tle Caml sa—Fiem the Bong by Herr Queat, Private boxes may be obtained on appiiestion to the treasurer, at the box office, om the evening of the | Comer rt Doors open at 6), to commence at 7 iy preeisely. Polite and attentive webers will be in trcort the auslence to thelr seats. perior ww those made by Weight 250 ibe.; price $100. For clroulare or oven, pout pal’, to KIVLEY & REED, New York, LONDON CARRIAGE hot water heaters, 4 sod stomach br eters; slag atuette, Doctor Hebnemanm aod of Kechel, , alee Pari an Vaptiomal (ont, also French chisa tvery redaced preet, 615 Urondway, above 3k Wen \adiee heeds tham- the meet la Mar (pons ) 1 Valion steeet, Brook from pertons ie want of priming paper works have town Wollt with great rare, em breclag af etek he proveeme mts ih 0 fal euppty ef ayrng Arter an water, legetber wih never fallng power, to manufactars Bflern thoussed PUIee be ie