The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1855, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ! Paray, Jan. 19—6 P. M. ‘Thestock market wasn little unsettled to-day. oad, 1}. Indians 5’s aivanced § per cent; Virginia @s, 1; Erie Bonds, 1875, 3; I(tinols Central Bonds, 4; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad, 4; Erie Railroad, }. The ales of State stocks com- prised lote of Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia, and Mis. eourl. Erie Railroad bonds, particularly those of the new issue, were freely offered. Iliaole Centrals are well maiatained. The new loan has been nearly filled up. Among the fancies, the movement in ‘land Coal attracte the most attention. Thera were cash sales to-day at 34 per cont—a higher price than has been realized for many months. Ra- cent discoveries are reported to have been made on ‘the company’s pro erty, of a very valuable charac. ter, to which is attributed the enhanced market va- Jue ef the stock. Nicaragua Transit does not move much either way. it will have ite turn in time, and coupy the attention of speculators. The company have jast added a new iron boat to the lake rou's, twenty new Troy coaches to the line over the macadamized road from Virgin Bay to San Jaan, and the Isthmus is crossed with great expadition, eafetyend comfort. The repor: of the Mivhigan Centra) Railrcad Company has not had a favorable effect on the market value of the stock, and the six per cent dividend in shares will not net much at current rates. Reading Railroad is working stoa- ily upward, under the influence of the large atock . dividend and a show of large profits. After the adjournment of the board, the followiag eales of stocks and bonds were made at auction :— 000 Clev & Pitts RR incomes, int sided 000 N Y and Harlem KR 1st mort do. 0 Cley and Toledo RI incomes jull’s Head Bank. 20 Northern Bank of I 0 Parker Vein Coal Co Stock 80 Delaware and Hudson “ The Mahoney and Shamokin Coal stock property ‘was sold on the terms mentioned below. They were the property of Gouverneur Morris, and the sale Was made neccesary on account of embarrassment, srising from the failore of the Messrs. Schuyler :— 1262 shares Mahoney & Shamokin Imp. Co of $60 each. 2082 Trevorton and Susquehana RR Coof $20 each. 404 Northumberland and Uniod Co Land As. of $20 each. Sold in forty lots of 31, 62 and 20 shares respectively, the order in which they stand, the par value of cach t being $2,790, at $800 a $715 per lot. 862 shares Mahoney and Shamoki> Imp. Co of $50 each. 696 1reverton and Susquehanna RRCoof —_-$20each. 142 Northumberland & Union Co Land Ass, of $20 each. M.. - in eleven lots, as designated above, at $740 per At the second board quotations receded a fraction, and there was lees doing in the leading railroad fancies. Erie railroad declinei j per cent., Can. berland Cosl 3, Harlem }, Canton Co. j. Minow Cen- tral Bonds advanced 1 per cent., and Illinois Central Railroad 1 per cent. ‘The trareactions at the Assistan’ Treasurer’s of- ‘fice today, ‘Tce twenty-five thousand dollars ia gold, said to have been taken from the vaults of the Merchante’ Bank, have not been found, and probably wil be put down to profit and loss. The story of its having Deen taken from the vault by thieves prowliag about the bank, is too abeurd to be for a moment en- tertaired. Yhe probability is that the report of the robbery waa mide for the purpose of patching up some old defa'cation. Tweaty-Ave thousacd doliars in gold cannot disappear from the vaults of a baok without somebody inside the bank knowing sone- _, thing about it. “Phe gTosa revenve, expenser, net income, and per nt of net iccome on cost, of the Borton and Fites- borg Railroad Company, in each of the past seven years, havé been ag annexod :— Bostoy anp Fircupura Raigoap, ses, Net income. on cost. $206,620 $200,219 6.80 236,459 237,000 6.90 260.974 282,669 1.95 805,107 210,905 5.84 335,587 238,987 6.68 5 402,114 546 6.50 1. 704,639 486,070 318,509 6.85 * For gleven montha, , ‘hls table doed not show the ‘ui exient of the de- teriorating process. In 1844 the company paid adivi- «= dend of ten per cent, and its stock commanded a premium of thirty per centin the market. The stock now sells at a diacount of sixteen per cent, and the company passed the last dividend. This depreciation has occurred in the face of a steadily in-reasing income. The net profits, however, do hot show @ corr sponding increase. In 1854 they ‘were less iban iu either of the two previous years, and but about eighteen thousand dollars above that of 1848, when the gross income was about three bandred thousand dollars less. The same process is going on with all railroads in the New Evgland States, and will soon commence on those in other sections of the country, of more recent constra:tion. Nearly all the Western raiload companies com menced by paying enormous semi annual diviiends, and the markst value of tueir sto:ks ran razidiy op to high points. The changes we predicted have Deen realized. The dividends which were unearned, have, in soome instances, been cut off entirely, while others have been reduced to very moderate rates, axd the s‘ocks have fallen from a premium ranging from twenty to fifty per cent, to a die count ranging from twenty to thirty per eent below par. Holders of railroad stocks, partic- ularly those of the Western States, have been de- ecived by the declaration of immense stock divi- dende. These dividends, declared parpovely to blind the eyes of stockholders, and to give the companiss eredit, bave run up the capital stock to such figures that now, when no more money caa be borrowed, the payment of ¢ividends has ceased, or is made in Bew issues of stock. The p:ocess of deterioration and depreciation is going on silently and gradaaily, bat effectusly, and, although railroads must con. tinue more or lesa productive, it will ba only to those who make investments in them at vory re- duced prices. It ie stated thats cargo of guano has lately ar- rived at Richmond, Va., ané that the captain of the ‘versel obteiced it from an isiand he nevec visited Defore, bu’ refuses to give any far:her information. ‘The following paragraph, published in the Heaaro, of the 12:h inst., may throw some light upon the subject :— tdass bron togeged tn-peovacing guaas from, tale Aves, 8 gmail island’ situated in lat. 15, lon, 005%, about 403 miles from the const of Venezuela, 200 miles south of “ St. Thomas, and 150 miles west of Gaadaloupe. This island contains a large quantity of guano, and several reeen| cargoes of it have been t tor thia port. A few weeks since, while the crews of our vessels were A. engaged in reeuring their cargoes, they were driven away an armed ship belonging to the goverament of Vene- Fela, andthe island tikes taken possession of by @ body of Now, the question to whom does this je a ‘There is an the coast of Vensruela, which undoubtedly belongs that goverumen' of Venecusia covered with guano, of which vessels from this country have obtained several cargoes. ‘The Superintendent of the Banking Department has declared a final dividend of 11 per cent on the ontetanding certificates for redemption of the notes of the Atee Bank, Clymer, if presented within six months from January 10. ‘The finanees of the State of Maine are in a satie- factory condition. The receipts from all sources for the past year amounted to $461,025 45, and the ex- ponditares to $343,818 04, leaving a balance of 9108,107 41, This balance, however, ia subject to warrant) drawn and unpaid, and several specifi: appropriations, amounting in the aggregate to $71,448 46, which would leave the actual balance of $96,658 95. The State debt is only $431,500, ex:la rive of the $250,000 of the Massachusetts land debt, which is redeemable in ten sume of $25,000 each, from 1863 to 1872. The available cash fands of the State are $648,289 36. In addition, the State owas about 2,000,000 acres of land. The increased cost of criminal proseca’ions is attracting ettention, having more than doubled within the rast six years. In 1849 the costs in criminal prosecutions were $14,926 86 ; in 1850, $23,578 66 ; in 1851, $26,877 ;in 1852, $33,366 89; im 1853, $25,333 97; im 1854, $35,649 89. The upper house of the Legislature of Indiana has passed a bill repealing the Free Banking law of that State. The probability is that the lower house will not concur. We do not see any necessity for this precipitate legizlation. The law, as itnow sands, is defective; but itcan be so amended and improved as to answer all the required purposcs. ‘When the Free Banking Jaw was first adopte! in thie State it was very defective, and we had failures innumerable among the new banks. Ins‘ead of re- pealing it, the Leg'slature weut to work and amend- edit from time to time, until it has been made near ly perfect. A convention of the Indisua F.¢c Benke have estabiished an agency at Indianapolis for the redemption of th:ir notes,and this ageacy has classified the banks. The first class, which are taken at par, em>race the following banks: — Bank of Indiana, Michigan City; Bank of Brootvitle, Brookville; Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse; Bank of Elkhart, Kikhart; Bank of Rockville, Rockville; Bank of Goshen, Goshen; Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt, Vernon; Bank of Sa- lem, Salem; Bank of the Capital, Indianapolis; Bank of Warsaw, Warsaw; Bank of Monticello, Monticello; Canal Bank, Evansville; Crescent City Bank, ransville; Cam: bridge City Bank, Cambridge City; Central Bank, 'India- napolin; te Co. Bank, Connersville; Farmers’ Bank, Westtiela; Farmers and Mechanica’ Bank, Indianapolis; Gramerey Pank, Lafeyotte; Hoosier Bank, Logansport; Indiana Bunk, Madison; Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte; Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus; Kalamazoo’ Bank, Al: dion; Legrange Bank, Lima; Laurel Bank, Laurel; Mer- chants? aud Mechanica’ Bank, New Albany; New’ York and Virginia State Stock Bank, Evansville; Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute; Southern Bank, Torre Haute; Salum Bank, North Salem; Traders’ Bank, Indianapolis, All the other free bank notes of the State rang? at Indiana irom ten to twenty-five per cont below par. The operations of the brauch mint at New Or. lear s, duiing the year 1864, were as follows: U. &. Brancu Mint—New Onueans, 1854. Goxp pEPosiTs:— Celifornia gold bullion $981,611 63 Other gold bu lion... 57,623 80 $1,129,135 43 SILVER DEPOSTTS:— Silver extr’d from Cal. gold. $5,705 63 Other silver bullion,.......1,305,997 95 $1,311,708 56 Total valucof gold and silver deposits. .$2,450,898 09 GoLD comnaGE Double Eagles, 3,250 piecos. $65,000 00 Fagles, 62,500 pieces... 525,000 00 Half Eagles, 46,000 pirces.. Quarter do , 153,000 pieces Taree dollar pieces, 24,000,. 72,000 00 —————31, 274,500 00 SILVFR COIN. Half dols, 6,240,000 pir ces, $2,620,000 00 Quar. do., 1,484,000 pie 871,000 00 Dimes, 1,416,006 pieces 177,000 00 Half dimes, 1,560,00 000 00 ——— — $3,215,000 00 Total coinage..........sseeeeeeeeee ses +84 520,500 00 The ex:ess of coinage, bothof gold and sil- ver, over deposits, is s very extraor ‘iaary feature in this statement. Theexcezs amounts to upwards of two millions of doilers. ‘The annexed statement exhib'ts the quantity and value of foreiga dry goids entsred at chia port for consumption, for warehouse, and a'so the witadraw- als frem warehonse, da:ing the week ending and including Thursday, January 18, 1855:— Movzaxnts 1s Foruiay Day Goons, Entered for Consumption, MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, MANUVACTURES OF WOOL, Pkgs. Vali Cottons,..... 580 $162,786 Colored do. 66 10,346 Pri + 26 2,615 Ginghams ... 7 7,404 Vi Sa. 6/oas 83 21,002 31 17,319 Laces....... 28 76,087 Handkerch’fs 6 1/816 Hose . 287 67 10,390 12)767 16,633 3,615 Kid do,. 8 Eembroid’ries 101 Suspenders., 3 ‘007 ‘Geek oy . 426 $155,505, Withdrawn from Warehouse. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MISCELLANBOUS. Straw goods.. 47 $13,886 Kid gloves 1 20 Mattings..... 180 580 Total...... 228 $15,005 Tot: $60,687 MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. Silk: tor . 861 64,547 101,861 Embro’ddo., 2 646 Laces... 3 885 Silk&worsted, 2,708 104 17,562 Silk & cotton. 17 6,425 —_— —— Po 22 «(34,077 . 470 $84,901 6 2,668 133,246 a 472 317 $59,302 Warchouse. oF ooTTON. MANUPACTURES 2 shawls. 188 63 Silk&worsted, Silk &eotton. 9 63 Farsinetts 70 $28,802 Recarrresnoy. Entered for Consumption. Value. Manufactures of wool... 17 Do. 604,680 Do. 151,210 Miscellaceous...... 135,395 TOA) ee seeccreceecceveserveeree eM OlT $1,907,606 Withdrawals from Warehouse, Manafactures of wool .. 200 $40,689 Po. Cotton $4,901 Do. Pilk. 69,502 Do. Flax 33,320 Miscellaneous......,. 15,706 ee et Entered for Wa l Manufactures of wool. "fos 915,008 Do. Cotton 966, 189/530 Do. Sik 441 149,028 Do, Fila oo 120,583 peony 98,842 Total...... seseeeees+6,866 $573,016 ‘Week ending Jan. 18 1863, 1854, 1856. Eater’d tor consumpt 861,760 $2,818,784 $1,307,644 Witdw'n fm warehouse. 142,528 403,087 '254,415 Put on the market, ,,. .. $2,024,278 $3,312,671 $1,652,060 Entered for warehou: 62,118 913,212 «673,016 snd prices of most articles are still somewhat an settled. Country jobhers are coming in rather slowly, and the local trade are buying very little. improvement in this regard is near at hand. If occur shortly it will be net «little serviceable to all parties. The period of haa been » protracted ax] ag apbrokes ope. relief ia now absolutely needed to enabie operators to go om in the business and live by it. Some de mand existe for choice styles of brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings at steady prices, while cot- ton fisnrele, denims, and drills are rather inactive and not very firm. Duck is dell and droo ing. Gingbams have not varied. Lawns are scarcely no ticed,in view of the auction sale of Portsmouth goods advertised for the 31st inst. Nankins and Osna- burgs ere epariugly dealt in at declining prices. There is rather more doing in desirable quali ics of printing clethe and prints; but no change has occurred in the value of these. Stripes and ticks are dull and heavy. Nothing really new can be noticed im woollen fabrics. The sup- ply is not s very large one, but is ample enough for this season. The demand is yet limited, and is likely to continue so for some time hence Prices a:e without improvement. Blankets rale about the same. Cassimeies, cloths and doeskins are in limited request, at feebly-sustained rates There is not mach movement in flannsls, jeaus or Uneeys, which are also quoted languid. Mouselaine de laines are in moderate demand at o!d figures. Satinete and tweeds are unchanged. The trade in foreign p: oductions is very trifling, and insufficient to enable us to present a detailed notice thereof. The arrivals sre not large, and the stock on the mar_ ket isa moderate one. Holders have no great ia- clk ation to force sales, and are reluctant to mike any further reduction in prices. Thue this brauch of the business stands at present, with little boing done therein, and without any striking symptom of a change for the better. ‘The circular of Mr. Isaac O. Davis, of Cincinnati gives the following review of that market for the week ending Wednesday evening, Jan. 17, 1855:-- The money market continues quiet and unchanged. Currenoy in very scarce, and discounts in a regular way are almost impossible. Borrowers are compelles to de- yend altogether upon outside loans, and at very high rates. First class paper is discounted at from 12 to 24 per cent, and second class, when discounted at all, ranges from 2 to 3 per cent a month, and in rome cases even aigher. There is an evident dispositioa among oar business men to make every exertion, and, if nsessary, submit to sacrifices, for the purposes of meeting ther ities; and we are pleased to notice that but few,com- paratively, have as yet been compelled to yield to the pressure of the times, and stop payment. Aad much credit should be given for the indulgence which has been extended towards each other in these times of flaxneial distrer#, which has become eral throughoaténe land. For when confidence is wanting, distrust and sus- picion are. ever rendy to take ita place, ‘Tho mar- et for Fastern exchange is rather heavy, at rermium buying, and 1% sell'ng rates; short tims Bilin tell, to'n timited extent, for interest, and halt per cent amorth off. New Orleans sight checks sell from th r cent premium. Time drafts . There is no fixed price for cl y now. The work of classify. ten still goes on, and banks reported Grat clave to-day, are made secord class to-morrow, and no reliable uotat of discount can be given. It is anticipated that the margin of discount will be greater for a while, in consequence of the impossidiity of obtaining Sta: bonds, until after the 25th inst., whoa the present Au ditor’s term of office expires. ‘Stocks in the West are quiet, but small amounts changing hands, ani tho de- mand is soon supplied. The announcement of the failure of Page & Bacon, of St, Loais, has, perhups, hal some influence upon them, and more vspeciaily ax regaris tae Ohio and Mississippi. Railroad, an it is oll kaowa that one of the tirm was the principal couteactor on the road —having the whole contract on the western division, and largely interested in the eastern divisiva, Tala fact has had a tendency to zepreen the stock, but we hope is merely # (emperary depression, as their failure, we loarn, cannot affect them only as far as the detention of th? completion of the row ia concerned. This enterprise is a large ong, and must and will go on to comylotioa Stock Exchange. Wroxepay, Jan $1000 Ind State 5’s.. 80% 200 #hs Cu Cl Ga.bs0 1000 do... 8055 105 N ¥ Cen RR. opg 1060 Kentucky 6’s,, 100 100 bso 10000 Virginia 6 95 200 830 200 do 8 do.....0pg 89 7000 do 50 do ...,.piss 88% 10000 Missouri ¢ 400 Had Riv RR. »6o 30 2000 Erie Jnc Be 200 do ~b20 38 D0 Erie@Pn, 71. .w t a £000 Erie Bds, '75... 2 25000 4000 5000 6000 Hud Con 1000 Pans mats, 2000 Ill Gon RR 5500 15000 1000 N ¥ Cen 5000 Ch & RI RK Bs. 40 sha Mech Dank. . 15 Bk of Commerce.. do. lem 60 10 Hark 100 do.. 6 Am Exch Hank,, 1033¢ 150 do.. 5vorn Exch Bank 89 250 do... 20 Continental Be., 98 = 20 BBisse ose . 32% 10 Hanover Bank... 863; 100 Reading RR..830 73 100 Canton Co,...83 22% 700 0.2.44. 83 73 2s 700 Nic Trans 164 100 16g 300 1636 50 830 15% ne Penn C1 Co, »60 105 2) 1K do... 33K 60 Mich South RR “ 26 Panama RR. Mh do... 3 1 N Indiaaa © 7 344% 15 Clov & Tol BR.. 535 83% «10 Chie & Rit 8h B35 SECOND BOARD. : $5000 Virg’a 6's,b50. 06 11 North’n Ind RR, 20000 1 Cen RR Bas 72 60000, 604, + 12; 1000 Erie Bas, 75 200 Reading RR. b1O 30 do. 79% 190 Cumb Coai 2000 Erie Bde, 163... 8534 100 do..... B10 50sba PennCoal.bi0 105 100 50 Canton Co.... 22 100 -b30 34 fees 80 “p10 60 2+ BIO 160 bo 16% 200 pai 10 Mich South’n RR 64 160 40... .830, 400 UN Cent RR..... 95 25 Galena&Chi RR.. CINCINNATI STOCK BALBS AND QUOTATIONS, 7, 1865. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad stock Cleveland, Colombus and C.ncinnati Railroad sto: Railrad stock. ti, Wilmington and Zanesvi Ohio Railroad stock. Covington and Lexiagton Rai Eaton and Hamilton Railroad stock Fort Wayne aud Southern Railroad » Greenville and Miami Railroad stock Hillaboro and Cincinnati Railroad stock, Judians Central Railroad stock... Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad wtock. Little Miami Railroad stock i Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad’ #tos Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad stock New Albany and Salem Railroad stoc! Cie snd u issineippi Railroad stock, Peat M ist Mortgage 6 per cont Bonds jag toa ain tom Rallrond G0, «ooo os oO) and int , lortgage 7 per cent Covington & Wontogton Rofesed nteeteeeeeer sees eee 00 Bd int, Market quiet. CITY TRADE REPORT. Paway, Jan, 19—6 P. M. Asires.—Sales of £0 bbls. were made, including pots, at 96 62 & $6 76, and pearinat $7 26. ‘Baka peTorre,—' market for ‘lour continued heavy. The transactions footed up about 00 @ $662. extra State at $0008 Genevee at $10 25a 811 60. Western quiet, and quotations nominal. 400 4 609 bbls. Canada, Ante el, wold at $0028 $087, .Aboat 600 & £00 bbls. southern were sold $8 75 a $9 18 for com- mon, and $0 37 a $9 16 for fency and extra. Wheat — Salen of 1,700 buhels prime white Genesee at 82 50, and 360 do, Fouthern white,at $2 46. Corn. cloned at a decided decline. About 40,000 bushels were sold, chiefly southern yellow and white, at Me a Vic, principally at Oe. a 07e. Rye wan quiet,at $1 96a $1 34. Uate were unchanged. Jersey meal was firm, at $475, bw ar re a was firm at si s7 a6. Rye four war Covveg.—Sales of 1.023 . £5 and 1,000 bags Rio a O%e. CorTon.—Denlers were waiting the receipt of letters by the Canada, Only 400 9 600 bales were reported, the market closing firm. Frriaite.—Engagements were moderate, as morenant+ were waiting the receipt of private letters due by the Canada’s mail, To Liverpool, 6,000 bushels of cara were sneaged ot 6d. in ship's ayn; 200, boxe becom, sels ., with rome pork at Us, . beef at Ba. To Landon 500 bbls. pork’ at 36. 64., and . at de, Jamaica were made at p. \ We fall, rates vs Abe. per foot measurement Frort.—Tbe sales embraced 300 boxes wet dry raisias at $2, and 200 do. layers, at $2 80. Hay.—Within » day or two, about 1,000 a 2,000 bales have been reid at 76¢. « $1. Inow.—fmall salen of pig were mate at $9, usual time. Laav.—Galens was nominal st 6\¢. Navat Sronm.—The market was quiet. Spirits tor about 40c. cash. Mo resin or raw tar ntoady at Se, sae aay ane sperm were nominal, an Se ee renee at $3 60; pints were beld at PRovimions.— About 400 « 500 bbls. old mess pork were told at $12 25; prime was nominal, new mess was $14 25 * 50, and new prime varied from $13 12 » $13 57 pf Beof—Abeat 200 bbls. country sold F extra Chicago was «' About 50 bble. lard were sold at lOc.» foir Cat meats were w }. and butter were w): +p yaotetons, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1655. Jom reid ation emuranat abort 600 « 800 bbls. Now ome Sah eet areema ee Tae etches ‘TaLLow.—Sales of 8,000 Ibs, tallow were made at ie of 300 bbls. Prison were maie at Sc., and 160 do. New Jersey, at 353¢¢, ———— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BYERY DAY. TENANTS REGISTHR. —To let, bandsomel parlors bedrooms, at prices from $! per week. First clans house. Location unaui . tlemen lodgings down to i to ay wo will a) , opposite the Broadway ‘es P TO LET—AT NOS, 95 AND 97 FORTY. fifo street, between Sixth avenue and Broad. 4 it expressly for families who. wish to live neat, consisting of parlor, two bedrooms and kitchen, with pein senor react &e. : rate. In- quire at wenty- frat street, east of Third avenue, und on the premises. > N OFFICE AND PART OF A LOFT TO RENT.— Apply to ROBERT FRANCIS, 159 Weat street, cor. ner of Robinson. A RARE CHANCE.—TO LET, A FINE HOUSE, SIX. teen apartments and basement, kitchen and bag- room, fitted up for an emigrant or sailors’ boarding Ouse OF grocery store; is an. old location, four doors from the Battery, and one hundred yards frou the Philadelphia, Boston, Califoraia, Charleston and Sa- vannab tteambeat lines. Inquire 33 West street, or on the premises, 11 Washington street, of J. L. MURPHY, PARTMENTS TO RENT.—THE SECOND STORY, consisting of tront and back room and entyy bed- Foom, of bowwe 79 Weat Eleventh sirect, toe small faral ly only, Rent low. ‘ABBAGE LAND.—-TEN OR TWELVE ACRES OF very choice land for gardening, to rent low, in whole or in part, three miles from Jersey City ferry, on the Bergen Point Plank road. Apply by the 20th just., at No, I Wall street, up atairs, or at 85 Sussex atroet, Jersey Cit: way, OBOKEN.—TO LET, IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, ONE or two parlors and two bedrooms, furnished or un- furnished, with the use of kitehen, in a vew brick house, with the modern improvements, in Third atrort, about five minutes walk from the ferry; will be, let cheap to a family without childres. For particulars apply at the sagraving office, 167 Broadway, or address J. J., Herald office. OUEB TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A two story brick house, pleasantly situated, in Jer- sey City, five winutes walk {rom the ferry. Rent $250; Posseanion given immediately. Address box 2,800, Post Office. OTS 10 LET—AT NO 2 MURRAY STREET, ONE 4 door from Broadway, two very desirable lofts, suit: able tor lace Jovbary oF importer4, of ny businéas r- quiring superior light and location. on e- thiser, to WILLIS & CONKLING. nts = DHILADELPMIA HOTEL TO LET.—TE House, No. 288 Chesnut street, to be let or genteel boarding toune. Apply to J. F. Xo. 48 South Front street, Philadelphii TO RENT IN MERCER STREET, ) near Prince —Steady power and well lighted roows, Inquire of GEO. H. KITCHEN, 136 Mercer street, or EK. V. HAUGHWOUT, bel Broadway, Second hand cagiue for sale cheap. \0. LET—ON THE CORNER OF LIBERTY ABD A Greenwich streets, a ney Dutoh grocery #3016, with a large basement attached, doing the best ualiah of any in Greenwich street. Apply at once to WM. WILSUN, Lud West street, .LT—~THE OLD ESTABLISHED FARMERS’ HOUSE, own an Wilsow’e Hotel, on the eoruer of Liberty and Greenwich streets, within one mlautes’ walk of all the priatpal steamboat aud railroad depots ta the city ; capable o lating two hansired people, 1. Immediate posavision given. There in also attached to the hotel a lange aad oli blikhed grocery, The axe and good will of the lw can be hast on moderate terms by applying isamo- ely to WM. WILSON, 100 West ntroet, ‘O LeT—A COMFORTABLE FURNI-HED THRES story, English basement dwelting house, pleasantly located in the upper pa the city, on the wert side. Tow: exsio: t the Gret of February, Reat $000; and the whole or part iture sold at a reasonaole vate. Address box 4 Post Office. T° LET—THE THREK STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 4 Hudson place, Hoboken, in first rate order, and about fire miuutes? walk from the ferry, will be let low 60. inwnediately, to ® good tenant, and posscesion 35 Broadway. Apply to A. G. CROW no Lat 10 4 —— fi ——— 2 SMALL, BUT NEAT, THREE STORY ase NO. 79 Varick ‘treet, ight rooma, Croton water, cottage No. 100 Forty-nint went of Third avenue; 0: Jen im front and in 4 JAMES PHICK, 200 Hu nis and cellar, ¢ 250 Apply ty NO LETHE PRINCIPAL PART OF A PLEASANT house, being from ten to fifteen minutes walk from the city park. The remaining part will be occupied by aswall family, Possession the first of Febraary, or sooner, if required. Inquire for ene weok at 129 dae dougal street, correr of Amity. rp) O LET THE FIRST FLOOR AND FRONT BASEM ' with gas and Croton water, of hoase No. LOL West Twentieth street, near Eighth avenue. Apply on the pre- mires, acres soma +O LET—TWO COTTAGE HOUSES IN GARDEN ROW, Fleventh street, near Sixth avenue, affording to a person of moderate means a rare opportunity of reating ahouse, Inquire of D. W. FENTON, 167 Broadway, up stairs. 50 1ET—THE LARGE 25 BY 80 AND COMMODIOUS sto nd basement 25 by 60, No. 395 Hudson atrest, Suitable for a first class grocery store, Apply to JACOB PECARE, 168 Hester street, AMUSEMENTS. Ce ECE CCT ACO URTON’S THEA’ CHAMBERS STREET.—SaTUR- ents brit i fecformanee, "The pieces of The two new eminently Mr. Burton in two of his best characters, first time this season, drama of OLD ADAM, with Mr, Fisher, Miss and Mr, Johnston, ita of BLUE DEVILS. mond. The comical farce of POOR PILLICODDY. Pillicoddy, Mr, Burton; farah, Mrs. Burton, OWERY THEATRE —PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, 1, P. Waldron; Stage Manager, Robert Jonos.—Prices ‘Admission—Boxer, 25 cents; Pit and Gallery, 1234 oants; Private Boxes, $5. Sarunpay Evening, Janvary 20, MAZEPPA, @R THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY. After which, JACK SHEPPARD, and COLUMBIA’S SON, UCKLEY’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 639 BROAD Tie grant esq won the Fairy Opera, ol ur jue on a CINDERELLA . which will be repeated all this week. Preceding the Oyers OPIAN’ MINSTRELSY. ‘On Monday evening, Jan. 22,8 new burlesque on the favorite Opera of Lucia di Lammermoor,” in four acts, wi Bez Saturday evening, Jan, 20—Benodt of L. Short asurer, ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—LAST DAY OF the Poultry Show, one of the most unique and extraordinary displays of Homestic Fowla, &e., ever witnessed in this country, Saturday, January 20— Evening, at 73¢ o'clock, Mr. Jobn R. Scott, the dis- tinguished American actor, in the character of WAL- HERO OF SCOTLAND. Afternoon, at 3, also, today, ination, wader WD, half-price. NO. 63 BOWERY, NBARLY Th fe RANKLIN MUSEUM, ite the Bower; only piace in the United States whe are exhibited, with otber original entertainments. Be- member No. 63 OPE CHAPEL SALOON, 720 BROADWAY.—SUN- day Ryening, Jaouary 21, GRAND SACRED COMBINATION Pil take place this (Sunday) evening. FICTORIAL TABLEAUX Of THE Lirr oF catrist, Vainted by Kyle, Boye and Dallas AYPROPRIATE LECTURE 'AND POETIC RECTTATIONS, AND SACRED CONCERT, in which tho following eminent artists will appoar:— MR. HENRY C. WATSON, MN. HL REVS (by permission of Me Marshall) . MEYER, and KDINAND MEYER, Bowery. stores and Concert to con ulare, Kee progra . RICHARD BISHOP BUCK MR. FREDERICK BUCKLEY, MR, GEORGE BUCKLEY, MR. W. PERCIVAL, bn ning Kreutzer’s beauti‘ul sacred quartette of the ape A# THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, To-Moxnow (SNpay) Evesina, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. FL OK BURGESS, be.ng most positively their first and only appearasee at thene Concerts, R, GEORGE SWAINK BUCKLEY, PRIMO of Buckley's Opera House, will sing Mondelasoha’s Great Bacred Fong, from the Oratorio of © Elijah! —« If With all Your Heirts!’—at the Musical Festiwal given at {he Metropolitan Opera House to-morrow evening. W. PERCIVAL, THE CELEBRATED PRIMO vo of Buckley's Opera Hous wing the »”? from Possiniv’s ‘ Stavat Mater,’? at the al Concert, givea at the Metro politan Opera Houre, to-morrow evening NPHE RENOWNED CAMILLE URSO WILL for the benefit of Mr. F. E. Bargess, at APPEAR 0 Me- ICKETS AND SECUR Concert, at the Horace Watora, 0d W Erowd way IsTkS IN NEW YORK AT ival, to-morrow (Sunday) tan Opers House, Bes tho evening, a programme, MARTINI D'ORMY, onna Cvatralto, wil the Gran rt, to tale plice at Opera House, to morrow (Sunday) evening ERR SCHREIBER, (SOLO GouNat A PiatON,) the only rival cl the renowned flerr Konig, will for the benefit of Me. F. Ko ropolitan Opera House, to morrow even rpanmavx VIVANT, OR I the International Mu Vrofersor Fleur, with hie teoape aod TeHan Model Artiste and Ethiopian Minstrels, just we: riyed from Europe, wil exbibit to-night, at 74 o'clock. Acmiselon, 25 cents, 4 ha NEW YORK DRAMATIC SOCIETY WILL GIVE its regular performance on Taewlay noxt, 2éd inat., app a, at the at Brooklyn Museum, RICHELIRU and A MORNING CALL bern will please be punctual to night, at 440 Br H. 8, Me V, Prosident. " SPORTING, &C. M OCKING BIRDS FOR SAL¥.—TEN °PLENDID MOCK. ing birds not to be excelled by any im the city They ean mock cat, dog, hen, and rooster ‘ng a One bird, may apply at 476 Fourth street. EXTRA PAY. 8, NAVY SAILORS AND OTHEMS.—EXTRA PAY . promptly paid, bounty land bought and sold; pensions procured, balances due heirs of deceased U. 8, seamen collected, and all kinds ef claims against the U. ¥. reeovered by EDWAKD BISSELI, “7 WL atrest. pO LET OR LE, )NE OR MORE BUILDINGS OV TT cath side of 1 rty-ninth street, west of Eleventh avenur, suitable for packers, butchers, melters, rkinners, Rents low, Apply at 102 Broadway, from 11 to 13 a Peenty-seventh atrest, of PETER A. H. JACKSON. O LET OR LEASE—THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY, No. 618 Broad nove Houston street, suitable for almost a would be divided to suit. also, the small store No, 616 Broadway. Posses- tion immediately, Apply to SAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson atroct. Tyo LET OR TEASE—FOR LIQUORS FANCY AND 1 other business stores, 449 and 460 Greenwich street, with ga» and fixtures; alao 405 Greenwich stroet, and 129 Hudron street. firat rate otande, cheap. Inquire of GIBBONS, Agent, 460 Greenwich street. ) LEASE.—THE PREMISES KNOWN AS 964 BROAD- way, corr er of Franklin street, for a term of years, Apply 1 ADAMS & LUCKEY, 16 Nasnau strect. 10 RENT—THE THREE STORY DWELLING 623 T Broadway, and ion immediately, with gas, Croton, ke, The par are handsome, with pleasant | access to the street, and well adapted for showroom par- | pores. Apply to L. H, PIGNOLET, 187 Greenwich, cor- ner of Dey street. 1) HE THREE NEW FIVE STOKY BASEMENT BRICK 1 build Ne 640 Pi Breadwa: by ninety, and tem feet yard each, wil will be let or leased immediatel, There buildi toa by expressly built for this purpose Apply to Mr. FISCHER, orl street, or 363 Broad: corner of Franklin. at moderate terms. 7° LUMBER, COAL, WOOD, OK OfER DEALER’ — To let or lease, doek property, comprising « large number of lots ia the best and most centeal locatiows in | Brooklyn. Any responsible parties can have a lease ata great sacrifice, or it will be let by the year low: any or the whole will be let ddreet B. M., Hered | FINE ATs. 1} HE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW HEFORE THE Id, the mirror of Sebastopol, the map of the Viach fem and the Crimes, showing the military position of the allied forces, views of the terrific hurricane ia the Fen, battle of Inkermann. ke. Aleautiful e Price 2b cents. Any paper giving and sending the ram to the ALENTINGR.—SPHOLAL NOVICE TO THE THAUE Valentine dealers in all parts of the country should send at ones for one of STRONG'S THS DOLLAR RAMPLA WITS of valentines, containing the following large assortment, SEF 00, ¢, ie tas aay induce all whe mecure ‘helt orders delay. and wholesale | Zeakreeupped ta, for cash. | TUT, RANDIES, irish whiskey rire, corner of aaa —— ‘MEDICAL. : CHALLENGE.—DOCTOR KR OSTRAN. $1.000 DER, the No. 1 Franklin eqaai ridin the sum of $1,0 ption, rheuma' orter space of time than any other physi the entire medical world, CARD TO THE LADIES MRE. MAXWELL, 34 A Lispenard street, would inform her patrons and friends that she has opene! © bourse, with wu commodations, for @ private lying-in hospital in delicate health, wishing private treatment, ean rely on her experience aod shill as midwife and phynician, SR DUBOI OFFICE, FOR THR EXCLUMIVE TREAT ment of the diseases of fermslen, No, # Kast Twenty second street, se: house fro for female derangements, from $1 to $5. Advice gratis, Consultati 4 letters confidential, Cann letters, ved with advice and medicine by retaro teed in all eases. Patients at a dis eligible board, mursing, and at | \&. HUNTHOS Kid DhoP ia YOUR ONLY welt ence for s thorough cure in certain dineares.——N. y cures it has per wit rance from business, when all other remedies ovly drive the disease in the ' blood. $1 only. This secures (he patient from secondary at- lacks, and is the only remedy on earth that does it. You will Ond thin it by bitter experiences, if you trast to other remedies, Call and get the Monitor of Health 10 FER TILL CURAD.—0R OOKUETT, OF NO. 19 N Duane street, may be consulted with confidence ow diseases, Twenty three years in one gg me: J enabiea him to guarantee permanent eures Blt Clee member of the New York University, See his diploma in bis office. 10 NERVOUB SUFVRRERS. man restored to health in & fe: uxious to ( ving, Wil’ seed (free) anyw Non used, on receiving a letter (post =) Rev. Jobo M. Dagnall, 67 Fulton street, ‘i ays, after many the prene’ Direet to lyn. HE MARRIED WOMAN'S panion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricess, a twats ens hundredth otitien, it 0, ) Vea pp. 526, om fine paper, extre binding | ries $1. com plalat PRIVATE MEVICAL OOM smut of ie to which woian is subject, Som givtbeed @ womanhood, and also an wife and a0 mother, are fully Gencrived, with the cause, the *ymppome aod the proper mode of treatment, in & plain, at the f nple, moet chaste langusge casily emieretood | | ff FF ff is © Metropolitan Any person | rrants obtained, | rondway. Remedies | D A keine Crea. | ALLACK’S THEA’ Broome street. —“atui NIGHT AND Morton. PLEXING PREDICAMENT. M Propetetart Rdward Didy, heseger.—Docrs Opes + Kawi I open ; surtaln rises ab 7 o’¢losk. Barunpay, Jan, 20. Afternoon, at 2 o'clock’, evening, at 7 o'clock. SCENES IN ThE KING, BY THE GERMAN, FRENCH AND ITALIAN ARTISTES, SUPERB FEATS Oe eet ATON LOFTY QUILL A BRIUMS, ARTISUC AND HEROIC EATS The evening's perfurmance will conclude with famos.... El Harsan, 74 KO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, IN OONBE- Gyr uence of the destruction of their hall, 444 Broad- by ai will form every evening at 71 OY MGHANIGS HALL, 472 BUADWAY, under the control of H. WOOD, GRO. CHKISTY, } Proprietors All business transacted by..........+ seseeeeee ll. Wood BURLIEQUE OPERA, LIGHT FACES, BANCRS, ETO, "QU! p A, Li PARC Abrleanised by tie antet seseeapliahee’ eapieaaty” lariat «Mr. Langdon Mr. Thompnon Gaon | ONALDSON’S OPERA HOUSE, HOPE CHAPEL, | Nos, 714 and 720 Broadway.—Opea every aight, | The company in made up of the best sey perform- ‘the fashion- ere in the world, Triumphant success. All ables of the city in attencance, and the performances are witnessed with delybt and enthusiaam. very va- | riety ond shade of Ethiopian character trathfally re- presented. Doors open at 645; to commence at Tig. | Price of admission, 25 eenta, | apr MUSECM, NO. 03 BOWERY, EXTRA ve ut.--Suturday afternoon and evening, tious, being for the LOUISA SINCLAIR, vali OF MieS on which occasion over Tuury Youno Lapnes Witt Arenan in the Model Artieter, and perronate « selection of fa- vorite tableaux, introducing, among others, “POWER'S GREEK SLAVE? © VENUS KOM Ted SEA,’’ LEMPTATION,!? with fourteen other splendid represeatations, in which the entire t cof Indien will appear, A great variety making & . Hemember, Bar colint, and B. P. Jacobs, 1 fet, at Astoria, L. J., ou Thursday evening, Jan. 26- Admisrion 00 cents, Doors open at 634; coasert to dou meneo at 736 i JD bd JACONS, Musical Director and Manager. AWTON, hecrotary. } OPE CHAVEL SALCON, 729 DROADWAY,—FOR A thort time —This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, aud evening, at 744, the brillant aud theillieg tableaux of “the Life of Christ Tickets, 25 een's. On Sunday evening, © Grand Sacred Concert, ansisted by ser veral eminent artlete, DEOMI E'S THEATRE, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURL—THE | endersigned, sole lessee and manager, Logs to call | the ottention of “* stare’! travelling westward to bie pos nt, the only cue in bt, Loals regalarty re seanch from the last of Auguat bo the | 4p rely upon thelr pieces being wellae being supported by noriotess nearly uew, all ; Can be 90 GRUFITH & Dee our factory, 00 Ann street | Brus TABLES.~TWO GOOD SECOND HAND D tadles for sale at bargain, must be ecld imal ately; suitable for private or public use. Can be een | by calling at our factory, 00 Ann street GALNEITH & DECKER. | MEDICAL. y" War. MEME OF THE COLLEO@ OF | Burges 1 Kiloburgh, attends to prt- inte practice established oflice, 71 Madison atreet, near Cat hats peclorming the moat on record, without restraint in diet or | business purauics R. LARMONT'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL Advises and de, eleveoth edt 46 © eagravings. 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Mr KENNEDY, of hoxbery, has discovered im one asture worse remedy that cures every rotula down We cow- r bind of humor, from the worst won plople He has tried it (n over 1.100 canes, and never failed, | cept in two cases, bo h thunder humor, He hae ne bis porsersion over two hundred certifentes of its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston. bid bottles are warranted to cure «© mureing sore mevt One to three bottles will cure the wortt hind of pim- ples on the face, Teo to three bottles will core the eyetem of bolls, Two bottles are warranted w cure the woret canker in the moath or stomach ‘Three to five bottles are warranted to eure the worst ears of ery spelen One to lee bottles are warranted to cure all bumer ig the eyes Tro bot tes are warranted to care ranninggl the eyes ond bleiches among the bair Your to six bottles are warranted to cure corrayt and . wil ewre scaly ervy tion of the okie. Two to three lettion are warranted to eure the wort case of ring wort bettie are warranted to cure the moet of rheumation Three to four bottles ave warrante? W care the malt theem. F non to elght bottles will cure the worst care of ecro- 1 onsen’! \otties of thie te the ton eteete of tt tae thet It grewse te cur pasta: In enn Hiewtitel, and yet ita valuw has ashes. been 11 discovered \f im 146, second, that itehowld mer. In order to give some hange of diet ever nates sary , 000 the best you enn get, and enouh of it. Diane thone for One table epoowfal yer day: ebil- dren O@er years, Gessert epunfal chibiren from Ave to Hah peers, Wee spoontel. A: cnle to ORG tw tions the bowels twiee a day. itr tendante in bet cates of sorole Dena Kennety, No 10 W. . Wholesale agente for Priee 8) - a Ring, No. 92 Brosdway, CV. Clickener, No, #1 Barclay street BED # No. 141 Fallon steers, aud 1 telled by all reepectable (rogeiete.