The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1855, Page 7

) NO. 14, “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. P Sunpay, Jan, 14—6 P. M. ‘Tho ehange which hae been realized in the stock masket within the past three weeks, is ove of those ‘meonsistent, extraordinary movements in financial * affairs, go frequently met with in Wall street. Less than sixty days since quotations for stocks, of all Kinds, were very much depressed, and ruled fifteen and twenty per cent below those now current, At that time there were no buyers in the market, and the bears had fall swing. They put out short con- twaete freely, and calculated confidently upon « far- ‘ther fall of ten per cent at Jeast, easy enough. Sud- denly the shipments of specie ceased, and the banks eomméneed accumulating bullion. This arrested the downward course of prices, and both classes of epeculators paused in their operations. The arrival of two or three steamers from California, with large vemittanees of gold, without a ship. ment te Europe, had its effect upon finances, and the stock tharket tock an upward turn. At first thetm- provement was very gradual, and of s very nocer. tain character. Prices fluctuated considerably for & time, but finally the inflation became more @ecided and more permanent, until it bas reached an extent little dreamed of and not war- ranted by the posifion of our financial affairs generally. As the banks accumulated specie, they extended their loans to brokers and not to the mer- eantile classes. Money was loaned freely on call, axd stock speculators therefore took prevedence. The weekly returns exhibited no extension of facili- ‘ties to the commercial commusity; but money be eame easy in Wall strect, and the fancies were rapidly run up in market value. Qocasionilly a failore or two would be reported; but it created no excitement at the stock exchange, and was only the talk of a day or two even among those who sufiered meat. Outside of Wall street a different state of things exists, There has been no let up among the mer- chants. The pressure stil! bears heavily upon those ‘engaged in trade; and although numerous heavy failures have been reported among the jobbers, im- porters and commission houses, not one half of the @istrees and embarrassments have reached tha public eye orear. There is hardly a mercantile house of apy mognitade in the city which has not been com: pelled to get an extenaion with the hope of avoiding actual suspension. Scores of failures have occurred which bayenot been heard of or known out of the etrele immediately interested, and it is utterly im- pessible to form a correct idea of the extent and in- Aensity of the revulsion which now overspreada the country. Compremises have been the order of the day, and no one refuses accommodation, because every one is more or less in want of similar favors, All here wanted more time to realize on their resources, and it has been very generally granted. The moat important question now is, what is going to be the reault of aj] this postponement; of this putting off to nome future time the evils which at firat pressed ee heavily upon the trailing community? The fear ,& that they have not been lesxened or reduced by the extension; that the shock to credit and confi. Gence by the nos payment of obligations at maturity produce, must embarrasses future operations, and 80 impairs the market value of available assets as to only plunge thoge resorting to such an alternative etill deeper into difficulties, and make their ultimate sus free & mattter of certainty. Al! this mast soon determined. The next six months will settle all these pointe, That there wilt be in all parts of the eonntry failures from time to time reported, we Dave not the slightest doubt. It mast not be sup. posed fer a moment, because faney stocks in Waly street are inflated at the rate of one and two per | @ent per day, that the revulsion is past, that the extiavagance and overixadiog of the previous eight or ten years have beon liquidated by e:oaomy and curtailment; but, on the contrary, we mus’ be grepared for a long period of dep:ession, and a gra- dual, very gradual recovery. The presont movement atthe stock exchange is entirely spasmodic, a adr} of galvanic action on the part of a clique of specula- tors, who have for the time aid aod comfort from the banks to an unlimited extent. ‘fo go from the haunte of stock speculators into the counting rooms of the business clases, is like going from Broadway at midday, when filled with fashion, down into the Pointe, where distress and want meets one on every side. ihe banks are encouraging all the specalation jm stocks now going on. Taey are loaning freely ‘om the fancies at moderate margins, ard are by no meeans particular in the eecurity offered, so long ss Ws hes evens temporary market vaiue. Sixty days hemece the brokers may not be able to get one dollar from there banking icstitationa which are now #0 see and liberal in their offers. By or before that imo these banks may refuse to discount the paper auy merchant who may have ever bought or gold lancy stocks. This they have done before, and Joudtless will do again. It is all sunshine now wmong stock speculators for a rise. It cannot con- fiane long while the great interests of the country we so much depressod, and when the reaction ymes it will sweep away the fine visions of those who have been led into the movement. , The effects of the financial convulsion of the past year has been more disastrous upon railroads and iM those connected with them than upon any other dustry of the country. Up to the cione of 1853 fhe railroad mania continued with immense force, New lines were projected daily, and tho Western pountry was the principal theatre of operations. Auction sales of bonds took place three or four fimea a week in the rotunda of the Exchange, and of dollara worth of isilread bonds were yorked off under the hammer, at any price. The object was to sell. It was so easy to mazufacture fhe securities that no sacrifice deterred the origina’ fore from realizing. After the creait of the numer- ove companies had been stretched to ite utmost, the bonds of citier, counties, towns and villages were and pressed forward for eale. Financiers were sent to Burope to raise loans to purchase iron ponds, and for a timo it was easy enough to ne- gociste loans upon pretty fair terms. Bonds were jeened for everything, and given out in payment for jeverything. Capitaliste, brokers, speculators and cont: actors were allinvolved in the same movement. ‘Every one was filled up with railroad bonds, and securities formed a pretty good paper cur lveney among the moneyod men of the day. Private houses were established in this and other eties, for the purpose of negotiating railroad bonds stock, and it was really astonishing to sve with bat rapidity @ raiiroad would be projected and put the course of financlering. The fll ef 1863 was the maximum point in this mania. At that time Schnyler waa in the full tide of opera tlep, and was, in fact, the railroad king of the United States. Credits up to that time bad been 29 inflated, and so many auxiliaries had been drawn into the expansion, that it became dif- to carry it much further. Nothing new in the projects of day at thet time had trane- to destroy confidence. The pubic continued leok apon them in a favorable light; but it be more ¢ifficult to negoctate loans, and the sales of bonds were not fo easily made, & QL. Behuyler, contractors and specula- 2,000,000 Robert; 3,000,000 ease i. , ‘This list comprises the principal failures in this city of houses which have been extensively engaged in negotiating loans for, and in loaning money to, western railroad ‘Most of these concerns extended their credit #0 far , and become responsible for such en amount, that when stringeut times were Upon them it was found impossible to go threugh Of the total amount named above, sbout four mil- Yons were losses from frands. With the exception of Schuyler and the Parker Vein Co., the liabilities have all been honestly and honorably created,and the parties concerned have preserved their integrity and position. Had Schuyler stopped payment in Octo ber,l 853, he probably would not have been guilty of the fraads afterwards practised. In his efforts to extricate himelf from the embarrassments growing out of his coutracts, &c., he ¢ommltted tho crime which has stamped his name with eternal infamy. All the other failures have been caused directly by entanglements with railrosds in Illinois, Indiana, Obio and Pennsylvania. The Illinois Central, Gale- na and Chicago, Illinois Great Wes‘era, Ohio and Mississippi, are the principal lines which have proved so disastrous to all who have had anything to do with them. A few years since a railroad mania, similar to that which we sre just emerging from, overspread Great Britain. It seized hold upon all classes, and for the time absorbed every other intarest. Parlia” ment was beset with hungry applicants for charters, It was impossible to supply the demand. Noarly every member of the House of Commons was direct- ly intereated in some project, aud the greatest rivalry prevailed among the respective lines. Fora time this expansion went on at a rapii rate, and no one ecemed to anticipate a change. It was a new thing entirely, and it was the general impreasion that rail. reads could not be multiplied too fast. The whole United Kingdom became involved in the specala- tion. Capital was withdrawn from every other branch of industry, and no sacrifirs considered too great to raige means to purchase some favorite rail. road stock. All things have an ead, and so had this mania, A sudden collapse opened the eyes of the commanity. The diftereat works did not prove a productive as anticipated, and the operations of Hudson, the railroad king of Eogiaud, produced as great a partic as those of Schuyler, the rail- road king of America, The bubble buert in both countries from the samo cause. Years of depression, followed the railroad collapse on the other side of the Atlantic, during which few new lines were constructed; but the old ones were con. solidsted, strengthened, improved, economized, and operated with more experience and judgment. The recult has been a recovery ia this important interest, anda gradual retarn of public confidence to such investments. Rgilroads are now considered in Great Britain among the most solid aud substantial pro: perties of the age. It will ultimately be jast a0 bere. We must pass through the same purging, depleting, purifying process. Our railroads are fixed facts. 1+ mattera notmow how many have boea Tuined in their construciion. Thoso completed mast be cperated; thoee unfinishe2 must be flaished; those which are unproductive must, es the country grows and population increases, become productive, and ‘the time willoome when they will command attea- tion as investments. At preseat all is chaos aad confusion ia railroad matters; but we must look into the future. A tew years bring about wonderfal re. sults in oor progress,and if we can only stay the operationa of speculators long enong to recuperate a little, we can stand another siege, jast like tha we have just undergone, without capiculating. We understand that the house of Page, Bacon & Co., of San Francisco, will not bs compeiled to au pend on account of the failure of Page & Ba:on, of St. Louis, All the drafts of Page, Bacon & Co. will be paid, and all tse deposits at San Francisco will be paid on demand, in builion. We see by the letter of Mr. Bacon to the committee of St. Louis mar- chante, dated Saturday, that itis his iatentioato make a statement of the facts connected wit the suspersion of his house. It is due to the public and his many friends, who believe tha: he has not been fairly dealt with. The Manchester Print Works (Manchester, N. H.) have de-lared 9 dividend of three per cent, payable Jan. 20, being their first dividend since January, 1852. The Boston stock market was improving. Maine railroad stock was held at 100); Western, 90); Fitchburg, 784; Od Colony, 72; Providence, 63}; Lowell, 69; Eastern, 49; Vermont and M assachu- ectts, 103; Ogdensburg, 4; Central; 24; Central Bonds, 40; Ogdensburg Bonds, 50}, and Rutland, 53, Bank atocks were in better demand. « The total value of the foreign exports from Balti- more for the week ending on Thursday, the Lith instant, amounted to $240,051, The export of breadstufts for the week comprised 5,194 barrels of flour, 1,110 barrels of corn meal, 4,125 bashola of corn, and 200 barrels of rye flour. Among the ex- ports were 2,000 tierces of beef, 1,075 barrels and tierees of pork, 1,156 bales of singed bacon. 619 boxes of short middles, and 63 hogaheads of tobac. co, to London, and 579 tons guano to Barbadoer. There has been but little doing in the coal trans- portation bueiness in the Cumberland region, for several weeks. The eastern markets are pretty well supplied, and, a8 & consequence, there is a falling off in the demand. Daring the week ending Satur. dey, the 6th instant, the Cumberland and Pennsyl- vania Railroad brought down 495 tons, and the George’s Ureek Coal and Iron Company's Railroad carried down 2,355.07 tons, making a total for the week of 2,880.07 tons. The following is a copy of the bill reJative to usury, of which Mr. Aitken gave notive in the As eembly of this Btate on Friday last:— Section 1. No promi note, er bill of exchange, whetber accommodation or business paper, shall be void by reason of any paying, or receiving or ‘agreement to pay or allow such rate of interest as the parties may gree upon, ided the time to run of such prominso- ry note or bill of exchange shall not exceed six months, Bec, 2. Whenever in ant brought on such pro- mnissory note or bill of exchange, tt she! ee upon a pleading and proof in the action to that effect, that a Greater rate o interest has been directly or indirestly en or received than seven per cent per annum, aod at that rate for a longer or shorter time, the defendant ehall recover his full costa,and the plaintiff shall recover and be entitled to the principal, and no more. Bee. 3. Asy party having paid upon such promisory note or bill of exchange, of the description named in the firet section of this act, more than at the rate of seven Fer cent per annum, may recover back the entice interest, together with the cost of « ult of am action at law, pro. vided a puit is commenced within six months after pay ment of ruch interest. See. 4. In all cases where the rate of interest ix not specified, seven per cemt per annum, and at thet rate only, sboll be charged, paid or received. 6. So much of litle 24, ebaptef 4th, and part 24, of the revised statutes, and so much of the laws of 18:7, chapter 490, aa are inconsisteut with the provisions of thie set, are pt be. orcad See. 6. This act ehall take effect immediately. The Cincinnatti Gazette makes the following startitpg announcement :-~ ‘The most startling discovery of the age is that by which & dank note or other writing or engraving i copied to such perfection a9 to defy the best juices. Last week a photographist copied a note of the 8! Bank of Ohio, and the spurious bill was presented t, and received at genuine by three of the mont experienced bank tellers in the city, and even after being told that it wns mot genuine they contended that it was good. Unless this discovery can be overcome, confidence in bank notes will be destroyed. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles other than foreign dry goods imported into this port during the week end. ing and including Friday, Jan. 12, 1856:— Commrncn oF Tite Port oy New Yous—Weextr Lurorrs. - Value. oe ot) isat"'iell SE 9 | Ie nmr nd kN tons... RESIDENCE AND 4 HALF tir | Soon “meinen oar. Saar. 16 175 14,570 | frees. ‘Apply to J. Me , te 1% avenue and 146th streot. 20 17 7,484 10 LET—IN THE NEW BUILDING NO. 4 70 62 23,797 Beekman street. If for immediatr!, . me — 43,000 Sapanh vill be let toes i 800 i LET.—THE LOWER PART 90 62 20,008 LOWER P. 170 ot 4 1 wear Broad Canal me Renee) eit sale at a bargain "de a we vot the bent . e 3 a 56 fn theeity fora public house, SY ° s B. W. RICHARDS, 907 Broadway. 184 FFICES 10 LET—LARGE AND WELL on) 0 with good air, ua front and rear building 6 Mabths ties suitable fur offices or for. light me. 80 ebarieal purposes, Inquire of EUGENE 02 Nassau NO LET—VERY NEAR THM SIXTH AVENUE, IN A good neighborhood, a first class house, containing modern im; ita. fourteen rooms, with all the provement The furniture will be sold at a + Price $690, r, will remain. ‘The boarders, about eighteen in. num! Apply 10 B. W. RICHARDS, 207 Broadway. LET—ON THE CORNER OF LIBERTY AND Greenwich streets, a large Dutch Stary store, ith a large basement ‘Sachea doing the usiness of any in Greenwich street. Apply at once to WM. WILSON, 109 West street. TS LET—THE OLD FSTABLISGED FARMERS’ HO! known a4 Wilson’s Hotel, on the corner of Liberts and Greenwich streets, within one minutes’ walk of the Lay By fomcboss and rallited depots bg the city 5 capable of accommoadati two hundred }, toe’ with all the fixtures, © Immediate Nove ma given. There fs also attached to the hotel a large and old established grocery. The lease and good will of the whole can be bad on moderate terms by applying imme- diately to WM. WILSON, 109 Went street. (0 LET—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 101 Fourth avenue, near Twelfth street, with immedi- ate poseasior has all the modern improvements. Apply at, 17 Wall sireet, second story, front ofico, from it 8 o'clock, LET—A PART i family, 151 Mahogany ayaa 8,650 Lignumvi 1440 9 Cod ; os cones he woe «9 arr ‘0 BE LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSE38I0N GIVEN— =} ale bene ae Alanis samo Gea Beene ve toons 1 0 house jc street, South Brooklyn ; a inost Ai isy oh dpe inbeeerapapeeinuian: AC ae desirable Jocaiien for a taaionable arosuaring. estab: ry ahmont, being over a milliner’s store, Apply as above, Do. merchandise 1,274,055 t 126 Broadway, New York, coal " Total $2,502,581 diniaeioves deen pear ; Fy LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS— Total for tame week in’ 1853 315,180 Taverioet onthe rutberty tte of Vewey srt by r alt the between Vesey and Fulton stroets. Some Decrease during the week this year......., $1,012,678 proportion of the funds required to improve the same The principal articles of import last week were a9 } would, if desired, be advanced on mortgage at 7 per cent. ' Apply betweon the hours of one and two o'elook, fo\lowe:— Coffee, $133,682; raisins, $35,043; un- ee ON dressed sking, $43,000; iron, $131,004; lead, 55,407; | St the Phanlx Hawk, to waaseldle af steel, $40,542; tin, $88,786; watches, $35,891, ~~ INSTRUCTION, D) 50 AND $5 FOR PENMANSHIP, AND Fi for m tnorough course of double entry bookkeeping. A reduction of one half from the subecri-- ber’s regular enarges, to suit the times, OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 92 Broadway. APY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING, Wiele3 TO obtain a few moro puplis for the piano. Toso ro « CITY TRADE REPORT, Baronpay, Jan. 13—6 P.M. Asis. —Sales of about 150 barrels’ wero reported at $6 €8 $6 75 for pots, and $7 25 per Ids, for poarls, Breapsturrs.—Flour—the market was less anicated, bout 4,000 5,000 bar: 1t $4 75% $9; good straight 25; com: do. at $9 a $4 1234; f sv 12 a 69 x » | Quiring tye services of a competent teacher inay receive betty Vesiaaeeee eo pold te “so Nawne verbo them by applying immediately for Music Teachor, at 136 feclt Senta Gunyth's brand, wae $1 ‘South? West Ninetecath street, noar teveath avenue, Terma ern was dull, with small anles ranging at $9 a 39 50 for | mocerate : sale mixed and good brands, and $9 75 a $19 60 for extra do, Wheat was held above the views of buyers, and no sales of moment were reported; prime white Gonvses was held at $2 50; white Southern, from ecmmom to prime, at OOKKEEPING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETIC, ARE taught at DOLBEAR’S Academy, 600 Broadway, on title prineiples, by practical adovuntants, wo ox- I the details’ of Double Katry, Students will be 92.2: 80 and $2 36—the supplies of both kinds wore | POStidea for business # tuations, or the money returne light; Canadian white was nomlual in bond at $110 a | Private acats may be secured without extra change $1 15. Corn was without material change, bat less active; the rales footed up about 30,000 a 40,000 basheis, on the spot dud to arrive, at $1 04a $1 06 for Westera’ mixed, and at $1 05 for Southern yellow; for Southern white, 10 arrive, $1.06 was asked. Ryo was steady at $1 37 for commen to fair Jerwy, and $1 40 for good North river. Oats were unchanged.’ There was uothing doing in var- ‘Corver.—The sales embraced 300 bags Rio nt 10e.; 150 mats Java at Ie. a 13}<c., and 260 bags Maracaibo a Whe. Cortox.—Gulf cottons eontinued scarce, and hollers demanded prices above the views of buyer. Stocks of all kinds were modsrate, and tended to check snlos. Only rome 390 a 400 bales were wold, without further quotable change, though the market closed firm. FResiuts,—To Liverpeol 600 a 800 pkgs. provisions were engaged, including tlerces of beef, at a. 61; pork, at 24. 6d., and bacon at 17a, Gd. per ton; 100 bales nops at ie. bbls. tar at 28., and 100 do. spirits tarpsntine 5s. To London, about 400 tierces beet wore taken at . To Antwerp, 200 tons logwood were cagaged at 274. 3 10,000 buatels corn were engaged. p's baga, at Od,; GUO bo™*. lard, at 4 a 406 hhds. molasses, at Lise, Liqoors were at , and provisions at 8c. per bbl. To California rates ranged from 2e. to 60c. per foot mensurement. Frore—The market was quiet, and prices, especially of wet dried, tended towards lower figures. HAY.—Tbe sales embraced about 1,000 bales, for ship- OOKKEEVING, ARITHMETIO, WRITING, kc, taught upon very favorable terms by W. J. REN” VILLE, 289 Browiway. Esch atudent in separately in. structed and rapidly advan ia bie lies, white the Lnowledge imparted to hin in reaily available im prase from 9 A. M. to 9 ER, DIXON & 09, GIVE LESSONS IN WRITING, arithmotic and bookkeeping, day and evening, at No. 346 Broadway, {Appleton’e Building,) where gentle- men are qualified for the coupting-house, ia an expe ditious and superior inannor, (CH AND GERMAN L AGES —THE SUB reriber, 483 Broadway Brooms street, con- Tinuer teaching the above languages, aa also the classics, He passed, on the continent of Europe, the great govern ment examinations, E. TRLLERING, ADIES MAY ACQUI tay with certainty, BEAUTIFUL HANDWRI ten lessons, of one boar éach, either in class or separate parlors. ‘Terms $2 60 in class that mects daily at half-past ten o'clock A. M. Heo cards. OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway, ADTES WOULD DO. WELL TO LEARN THE BEAU tiful Italian art for their own am asement, at No. 114 East Sixteenth street. Ladies sending one dollar b; fs mail, can bave fall instruction sent by return mail. ba ee ay a CEE RC They can carn from eight to tn dllary por Wook, Ad- dross Italian 4 creased scale, but Oronocos have been sold at a half cent decline, and Buenos Ayres ex ship wore old at <0. i. Ib, lower, The total receipts during the week were ight, amounting to some 23,820, the bulk of which were from Buenos Ayres; 5,650 were from San Francisco, and 2,200 coastwise. Tnon.—Seotch pig was quiet, without further altera- tion in prices. LaavHer.—The receipts by railroad have been la: me since the closing of the ity, aod e i SPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES, dition to all the branches of the best collegiate ela éation, ean be thoronghly learned in a short tune, at the Spanish-American Institute, 143. West Twenty-third Lessons in arithmetic and bookkeeping, {rom 7 M. English tought to foreigners by an accom. od American, f street tod within a week than at any canal and the trade has assumed greater activi sales for the searon, chiefly hemlock sides. F eomeeep niet ge ET et uote oak slanghter and salted good light, at 260, « 28e., $ —A BUSINESS MAN WANTED, WITH do: middle, 26cr w 28e.; heavy, dbe. 220.5 all weights, 1.200. this amount, to joins person in « 226. a 266. hemlock, Buenos Ayres middle, 19¢, a 200.; firet clas« grocery; the location is without doubt the . pees: dest in the city, Any one seeking an opportanity to beavy, 86's 30e;} 40, Oroncen light, Ho a ho.; middle; | Sat, reaicive iaecteuest,. sboaia SPply at td Motssm.— Transactions were moderate, but the mar. | Proalway, room No, 10. SIMERS & PURDY, ices firm. A fow hundred to prime quality were soli it sold at 2Ac, a 250, for sweot ket was in light supply, and barrels of New Orleans at 27¢, a 28e. Cuba was OR 1,600.—A PARTNER WANTED with the above amount, in a safe maa- $1.00 quality. facturing business. Any person with the above Sv0aR.—The inclemency of the weather interfered | amount can find a safe and profitable investment, by with the landing of cargoes. We only heard of some | spplying to White, 163 Elm street. Jobbing lots of New Orleans, ranging at about 4X. a Se. j Tonaoco—The market was firm, but sales were mited. WhisKiy.—Sales of 200 to 400 bbls. of State prison were reported at 39e, a 40c.; drudgo was held at 42c ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, TO PURCHASE, AN IS T° wrest ine first clase drug store, in New York or lyn, by @ you ly competent to take man, fall charge of the same, with the boat of city reference. Ad- dress Druggist, Herald offies, wer, IMMEDIATELY—PART OF A HOUSH, IN @ good neighborhood, and of easy access to stoges or cars. Three rooms and kitchen would be wufli- —WANTED, AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, with this amount, to taxe an equal inte at in a respectable and genteel businons, 6 $10,000 a year cnn be cl Rot #0 much an object ax the man is, Reference exehan; 600 farms for sale or exchange. E. MeMAHON, 176 Chatham street. $750. PARTNER—WITH FROM $150 TO $400, IN A FIRST rate business, every thing requinite to carry en the business, but want two in the business. A chance tor armart American. Apply at 114 East Sixteonth street, in the office ISSOLUTION.—JANUARY 1, 1455.—THE OOPART nership heretofore existing under the name of ft. 5 Gould & Ce., clothiers, is this day dissolved by mutua consent. R. 8. GOULD, WM. H. DIKEMAN. The clothing business,’ in the wholesale and retail branches, will Kent must be moderato, Address Ernest, au. A OOULL, Dn he sony, OY, JANTED—TO PURCHASE, A GOOD HORS 5 S, DEREMAN, W about 153g bands high. Mast bes in January 1, 1966, ELH. FISH. andgound. Any one baving a herse of that description | — ROLUTION. COPA P HERETOFORE for sale may address, giving s description of age, price and speed, Cash, 8¢1 Broadway, Union square Post cxisting under the name and firm of Reynolis & Office. Wack, in this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either porte party ls authorized to sign in hquidation. J. 8. Reyaokta ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, A SMALL HOUSE, RENT not exceeding $400; within convenient distance from either ferry, Address box 128 Herald office, ANTED—WITH IMMEDIATE POssES0N, A | frail house, situated above Bleecker street, litted with gae and Croton water Rest mu and will be paid in advance. Address, rate, with full particulars and real mame, W, Murray, Attorney at Law, 76 Nasseu street. will continne the business at 1 January 6, 1886, Wert atreet. J, 8. REYNOLDS, ANDREW D. BLACK. 0 PAINT MERCHANTS.—THE UNDERSIGNED BGS to acqosint dealers in the above trade that he hos Felinguirbed his altuation as chemist with Lewis Cornell Exy., So 210 Nineteenth street, and ia futare will aot an roch with Messrs. Hainewanm & Brothers, Now. 260 West Twenty-eighth «troct.—New York, Jan. 1, ABPAR SOHN /IDER. De ME.—WANTED 95,000 TO $10,000 FOR | J 9 safe investment in a profitable business. Any con | tlemen baving this amount of ¢ash, an opportanity will be afforded for realising a large profit. Address box 644, Post Ofer. ANTED—TO RP house or hotel, near the seashore, with easy access to the city. midress J. M. ©., Broadway ost Office, for one woek. JANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPT W tal of from $3,000 to $5,000, in the produce com mirsion boriness, to take the place of « retiring partorr Address Commolesion, Herald office, stating where an ‘ua terview can be had. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0, ALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. — THESE = BRAUTIFUL stones, equal ia brillianey and appearance to the real diamoud, axe only to be hed at L. & J. JACOBS’, 407 Broadway, set in rings, pina, earrings, atads, sleeve bat- inounted to order in any style, Prices within HORSE#, CARRIAGES, 4c. R’ 5|, SOHTEDAM BOHNAPPS.—RELVRA, CARTE ~ & Co, sole im) , Office Ko, 6 Willian strowt. — TNEW YORK BAZA OL CROSBY STRRET—- wars, Relyea, & Co., beg leave to call the atten Will be sold, every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 | tion of the public, to the above-named art ele, which has o'clock, @ it of horses, on har- | been examined by the most eminent chemists and ply clans, ape pro to be not only a pleasant and ba: ness, &e., suitable tor all purposes. * JOHN H. GATFIELD, proprietor. érink, Wot alo to metictna! qualit — a furthermore, to be superior to any article of thy SALE A LONG TAILED GRAY HORM, 16 | pereiolore introduced into this, oe any other bands high, sound and kind in sli harness, aod can { The vreatent have been taken tm Toe tase trot very fast. Apply at 04 and 06 Mercer atrect. ing of thie under the direct — | Iptende the above named gen’ SALE—A WAY HORSE, In HANDS #10 Mee aeons eee aed Shs altace ta ee oe Tenving the city, Apply at'04 amd 98 Mercer strect. yror sae PRICK WORK from 1 to 4 P. THIRTEEN horses, Gallon H. B. GRY! |., at Newell & Vandervilt's tember yard, Jersey city. ASHINOTON —FOR SALE, THE FAST TROTTING years old foal getter, ax ald nis stock has parieular. apply ai D4 aud 9 Mercer pat NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY JANUARY 15 18655, “ite tatiana ATRE, BROADWAY, NK/R > = 15, ETROPOLITAN Mirren Edward Moxpay, Jay. 15. SCENES IN THE RING, BY THE AMERICAN GERMAN, FRENCH AND TTALIAN AR’ SUPERB. FEATS “OF BOUIEATION. LOBEY. QU : " UTIL. BRIUMS, ARTISTIC AND BEROIW FEATS Boniface | Mercodes |. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, IN CONE. quence of the destruction of their hall, 444 Broad. , by fire, will perform overy evening at MECHANICS) HALL, 472 BROADWAY, under the control of H. Woop, GEO. CHKISTY, } Proprietors, All business transacted by... eeecssseeeeee Hl. Wood ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ET°., Africamized by the most accomplished company in the worla, A change of programme every evening. wer open at 634 o'clock; to commence at 73s pre- sely. ABLEAUX VIVANT, OR LIVING STATUARY, AT the International Museum, 61 Division «treot.—P'ro- fessor Fleur, of Paris, with his entire troupe, admired in all Europe for his ‘clanrical entertainments, will ex- Dibit im Freneh amd Italian styles, at 8 o’olock, every evening this woek. J.'D. PECK, Manager. LIN MUSEUM, NO. 53 BOWERY, NEARLY opposite the Bowery Theatre. Performances every afternoon, at 3, and évery eveni at 7, N.B— Strangers will observe that the Fran lin Museum ia the only place in the United States where the Model Artistes are exhibited, with other original entertainments. Re- member No. 63 Bowery. HERE ARE YOU GOING THIS AFTERNOON? TO the Franklin Muscum, No. 63 Bowery, to see the Model Artists and Lea’s Female Opera Troupo, with | other original attractions, N, H.—Strangers and others will observe that the afternoon entertainment is com- cluded by half past four, therebly eusbling all to leave by the different railroad and steamboat conveyances, OPE OMAP and eveay evening this week. Or@ hall price. To begin at 74 o'clock, ONALDSON’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUY 720 Broadway—Hope Chay With the largest and most ¢ workl, Doors open at 7; commence at 7 o'clock. mission 25 cents. Tickets, 26 cents; chi #, 718 AND —Open every night, 4 company in the Al 0 YOU WANT 80 so, go to the Franklin Mu dither this afternoon at 3 or in th willsee the best enter 1 Artista, consisting of W R, FISH, FROM LONDOS ¢ Characteristic wig maker, York, four doors trom Broadway. ‘Am sttenied. Wigs lent on hire for querades and fancy dress bails, Wh: taches, Country theatricals wapp! carl ntroet, New ur performances vate partion, mas skers and moua- don short notice. MISCELLANEOUS, ] RICK MOULDER-TATENTED 1854, WAIU An ordinary hand ean mould with es Thovrand brick per day, nuperior to those ma Weight 80 Ibx.; price $100, For elroulars « apply, post paid, to KIPLEY & REED, New York, \UR% OF CORNS BY MADAME BERAARD, NO, 167 : and Detane me B. respectfully informs the publle that ehe has reduced her price in order to enable every one to be free from paim, and feels cvaident in pro- mising that abe will remove corna, bunions, uails grow in the flosh, &e., without esusing the least pais or iw Pernona can be attended to at home, or Madame B.'s residence, from 1 until 7 o'clock I’. M KCORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN and Italien school. jy to decorate in the most approved manner, and in all styles, Address, at 208 Spring street, New York, GeOnGE Flowt, UXURIANT WHISKERS OR MOUSTACHE FORCED _4 to grow strong and thick in six week by my onguent, Without stain or Injury to the skin. $14 bottle, sent any part of the country. It. G. GRAHAM ect, N. ¥.; Hayes, 176 Fult Zeiver, 44 South Third #treet, Ppl State street, Albany; Barringer, Hud RS, GARBANATI, ORNAMR) Ls weight on the y. parency renders them ventilating pooed. RACTICAL TAILORS, COAT MAKERS, AND PLOOK manters, aro invited to examine the work and ope Tation of Robinson's now hand sewing machine, at Jil Broadway, up stairs, This machine makes any aud every variety of through stitches, with any required de tension, the sume aa by hand, (without loop, shuttle,) with @ rapidity, regularity wn uns ttalna the m fans lof fabrics, and Adapted for fine and custom work, ‘Call « Mt, whilst thelr trane- Ladies’ heads shaun THAVELLERS' GUIDE. EW JERSEY RAILHOAD.—FOR PHTLADELIIIIA and the South and West, via Jersey (ity Mail and express linen.—Leave New York at # and 10 A. M., and 4and6 P.M. Fare $2 16 in 4 and $0 in 8 and 10 A.M. and 6P. M.; second clans, $2 46 im 10, wt 12 M., at $2, stopping at'all way stations. Through tickets sold for Carcinpatt and the West, nnd for Bal » Washi nugh bagrage checked to W person who Malame 7. Bue. te tbe v7 Bhe im the who cso ve corseel infoemation co ol —— N. B.—Mademe ©. ls mo humbug, soe dows wish to impose om the pabile she also curse aD diseases in theiz lost etage, particularly the worrt forme of rheumatism. Call and satiafy yourselves, Resilenet lady 66 Thon } votre: I = ails gamagad erm ae stoop. STONISHING TO _ oe without exorption, the mont wo 4 the world, ‘or that has over besa haows. the will it, ‘and futare events; and will show future buaband and absent friends, which has thousands during ber travela In Kurope, She ia seventh daughter of & seventh daughter, and was with « patural pt by Invoking the powers of derful science, eause happy pairs to come ber, whe will sll enjoy the greatest Lappiners of matrimonial blies. ge dictions are truly attonishing to all who visit ‘Those who with a speed, may coll sovm, amt they may depend epen tous wivice’ founded on the eter. wal princes bh from cork AM Wer M wervices to Le ladies and geatiemee of thie ity, ‘astrology, by books and science, to be emnsalved abont love, marring®, business, law matters, . will tell the mame of the iad, Ino, the names of her nglish, Vrench ao , 9 Bowery, between Fi hours from 10 A.M wth. LEGAL NOTICES, SUPHUOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW Charice M. Pond, vy John ©, Vouw, lila gusr vis Phelps, sule acting exeeatrix of the Th ond tertemen! of Anson G. helps, den maed, An ton Gs Phelps, Jantor, Wiliam E. Dodge aad Melisa P Doge bis wife, James Ptokes and Caroliny ¥ Floker bie wile, Charles 'P. Pond snd Ierriet N. Pond his wife ivin F. Atterbery bie wife, W. James, (livia E Jacwe, T THE Piatetis Attorneys , December 4, 164 THEATRICAL AND | machines | her Wil even their very thonghts, and will | ples of magionl scienes, 16 Broome street, ve | ADAME ALWIN, FROM Palin, TEND HER | mont ;, also, a with Mr. Jordan and Miss Raymond, Tuesday—1HE UPPER AND THE LOWE Wodnesday—A new drama, called OLD ADAM, witha Thursday— Morris Batnett’s new Americus OUR ET, OR JHE SPANISH EMBASSY, oy Bir Waldron; Stage Manager, on Ap ME, ‘Admission—Boxes, 26 conta; Pit ents; Private Boxes,’85. lt ont Got. Moxpay Evawrye, Jaxvany 16, HL), THE CROCK OF GO! UCKLEY’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 639 BROAD- way, GREAT BUOCIES Of the grand buzlesyue on the Fairy Opers, CINDERELLA, which will be repeated all this week. P the ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, > evening, Jan. 22,0 new bw on the *Lueis ds Lammermoor,’ acts. cning, Jan, Benoit oPL. Short, tet ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SKOOND Guano B Annual Poultry Show of the Natioasl Po in the rpaciour salgons of the Musanta, ing the tire week, from Mo: he 18th, to Satar- one of thd" mont rdinary disptays of Th Fowls, in this country. The juts ex- hundred dollars, and the most anparalleled to predues specimens of all the rare, fancy, valuable and superb Jd the Union, aud at the same time exhibit them with out any extra the in this shew of att and colors; | Spanish, Dorkixys, oitdirian te, Volish, Bai , beautiful ae : pieture, and focomparably all common desoription; Pigeone, Rabbits, Deer, , &e., the whole of which gant be neon toenable the stranger to form anything bike an exact idea of thelr wonderful novelty. fn thedagture ug, at 7% oelopk, Mr. American’ actgr, tn the \ ALLACE, THE HERO OF SOOMLAND, supported by Mr. ©. W. Clarke, Mr. Hadaway, Migs Moa &, Afternoon, at END riVE LIANG | a he HOLE IN THE WALL jon te the Na- nal Poultry Show, including all the attractions of the Musesma and Lecture Room, twenty five cents, children | under ton, hal pric OGKIVS CELUBRAT | APOTHEOSIS OF t ated by MES BULK nexhibition at the Academy of Lesign, 063 Broadway. Admittance, 26 conta; Children under twelve years of age, 12}6 conte | PERHAM'S GIFT TICKETS, | will, by epecial arrangement, be recetved for admission. Exhibition hours from 10 A. M._ to M | A MASS MEETING OF THER SH HAREHOLDERS BN \ PERMAM'S THIRD GIFT PNTERORISE, WIL we me | to decide on @ final dix | \ | rm 177m OMe, of the 4T ONE DOLLAR EAQR, At 66d Broadway, from0 A. M. to P.M. ber: ORIGINAL WHITE'S SERENADERS, LONG sown to the New York public, peeform nightly a he 9 Bowery under the | proprietorship and managemest of OHAKLES WHITE No connection with avy other chmpany, Remembor the number, 49 Lowery | PPODAY, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, AT THE FRANK T lin Museum, No. 6% Howery, gala attractions at 3 in the afternoon and 7 inmthe evening. The Model. Ar- tists wil appear in a sélection ow tableaax, and the ancere will npyear in a graad ballot a MATRIMONIAL. AGY, AND WISIL TO hind, aod AWK YEARS OF u voleut, 1% Indy who ean sew ani like «Joba Gubbina, Herald office, stating partion | Canson. DENTISTRY. 5 es $0 | WILL MAKE A PRAUTINUL | AND USePUL fet of thirty two teeth, (upp ) net om yacit, whieh are the bert gold plate, such as T } guaranteed for life, Tooth ean be set on gutta percha if required, DR, NAPOLEON PRETPRRE, 65% Broadway. MEDICAL. KR. LARMONT'® PATUR AND LONDON SpGAL Advingy ani) Marriage C claventh edition, 946 | pages, cloth, seventy five Hokd et 28% Hroad- way, and mailed free for one dollar, vy the autaer D, Larment, pliysicisn and surgeon, No. 42 street, | eorm 7 troadway, whero he in consulted from jl A. M. to2P. M., and 6 to in the evening, Pun laye @xoepted, | N. B.—Not the g rtore. at ol by mail of I letters box 44 Now York Poet Offies- other re in recommending Dr, Larmont to the afiiieted | J RK. HUNTER KED |p". rongh re 1 ourrier jee Ktate Cole, Ma. 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Conmtry letters $5, served with advice and mediaiuohy re Never fail TO FER TILL CCRED.—IR. COLDNTT, OF NO. 19 N Duane street, nay be comnulted with comidenes om seneee, Twenty-three years oe ape Se 2 a a Cine » fee hie diplome to gu permanent we ran ter s York U im his office. Ht PARON SPOLAMO, MD, AB, we London, of kuropesn fame—This and £04 Pamaritan, it is mow generally conceded, te daily performing more great asivunding cures the whole of the feeulty tendance daly. Bt Mieho- lax Hotel, 08 pring street, N.Y. N. H~-Agemte waat- powtana stars preferred DUK BUPKR A RETINA Cumnay. ores . after many wns to ware " ot) anywhee on re <8 letter (pont paid). Lagoa, 6] Fulton street, brook Jobn Mi | TEU MARKED WOWAN' PROV ATR MeDiCAL OoM- j A. M. Masricess, profess Lentredih edi vom, lenny There +, exten binding orlee Of. 1, from F dencrited, with ihe exo A. preper mode of trea’ ment, 0 tin the | mort chaste langengs, easily en plone teen every wemae can decover, by comparing ber ows tymp- tome with these a ee ae netere, charseter sad cause of her enoplant, be spared mush ansety | and enfier ng the wite sloot beeming o mather _ | often need of inrtrection end advice of | portance to her future health poet te ho rion meth amtiey or siarm How many from cbatrectis us wr Co oa gy da ay 4 which entermine the bell Thich liory 08 perent, ant when thelr for- bite sock aletrin. He a lagros & i fiabing of the wombs.) oF (wearness, debiity, ke) How many agony for many months y have difMen!t, If pot uncertain recvveriee | Home whose lives On, Aver 2 Aster Mouse, Urowlwny, amt at the eet ae ‘On the receipt of be treme: mall, free of portage, te eey ee iwted I betters mast be aAtrerend, pad, be De, J, ofthese 129 Liberty street, 5. Ve ' ben, 1,204 Now Yorn Most Oties.