The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1855, Page 7

ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Pee ae MONEY MARKET. Sunvay, Jan. 21—6 P. M. |The week Just closed has been rather a quiet one financial and commercial affairs. We have had new failure to record among our business men, d the reports which have reached us by telegraph suspensions in other cities, have not had much ef- ct, and have apparently soon passed away from Public mind. It is our opinion that we shall anti to receive for some weeks reports of fail. from the South and Weet, from the East, and within our own limits, The revalsion 110 Sp turpentine 620 $14,017 Tobacco, Ibs 1,976 407 Tallow. ....19,448 2,546 Guano, tons, 4,509 CORK. $25,684 Staves, No..5,000 $376 ee 600 250 BRISTOL, Rosin, bbls,. 520 $971 Staves, No..4,000 greater. It is necessary that these insolvent | sg, turpentine roy rns should all be brought out, and that credits be sufficies tly cont-acted to compel all those have no other basis to break, and leave more ‘m for those who have done business legitimately m actual paid in capital. We are ins fair way closing up those houses which have been specu- bg in all the bubbles of the day, and have exist- H for a» long time upon the eredit of former days fs absolutely necessary that occasionally a should oceur to purify the commercial , and to preserve the magses in a healthy A few years of speculation leads al jes into all sorts of extravagance, not only in vablic expenditures, but in individual expenses, in- credits, and creates in every department of ado an artificial state of things. Proeperity may ppear abundant and permanent. every branch of industry, high wages may for any déscription of labor, and ali the evi- nces of growing wealth and strength appear sound 4 substantial; but we know such is not the fact. fe know that under the surface of all this bright ex- rior the seeds of disolution are engendering; that elements of decay and diaruption are at work, ady to buret and spread desolation and despair bere @ short time before ail was sunshine and con- dence. The extent of the convulsion is regalated the length of time the causes have been op ating, and the natare of these causes. Fortunately speculations of the past four or five years—those hich have been the direct cause of the present em- . nts and bankruptcies, were confined to the matruction of public works of vast importance to he country at large, to the expenditure of vast of money in opening communications with and remote sections, and giving a wider field better ecope for the agricultural indastry of the fest. These works still remain, and are of immense in developing our interna) resources; but the lity with which they were create], and enormous system of purpose of aiding in their construction, were o much for the basis upon which it rested, and the tire fabric tumbled d2wa with a shock that shook very foundation of this great interest of the ountry. Fora time, the embarrassments of several the leading railroad lines threatened to plunge intoall the horrors of bankeuptcy. By sharp ciering aud forbearance of creditors they have temporarily relieved, and it depends upon fu- management whether simnlacscenesand difficul- may not sgain occur. This railroad mania was carried on 0 long, snd to sach an ex’ent, that few pdividuals of means escaped. All were more or involved, and those who got too far beyond their h have been swaliowed up in the general de- . There sre many still straggling amidet the lwreck of matter and the depreciation of railroad s9- ities, catching at strawe; but we fear they can- ot keep their hesds above water mach longer. Un- atl the victims have been sacrificed —antil the mmunity is released from the pressure frem sach 1a source—it will be useless to look for permanent ef. We may bave periods of apparent ease—for time the stringency may ba reduced—but if the ‘very germs of the disease are not thoroughly eradi ested, it will retarn in full force, and bring with it all the dangers of a relapse. There is a decided improvemert in the movey market. The suyply of capital corresponds more with the demand, and rates are gradually giving way. The accumulation of specie compels the ‘banks to extend their loans, either on call or for short business paper, and there ia evidently more ease among all classes. From Europe the advices continus favorable; but so long as the war continues there will be danger of sudden and disagreeable changes. The relief in our local money matters should not induce expansion, for we know not the /moment when another contraction may commence, The amount of specio exported from this district Jast week was $18,815 81. Total since January 1, Total.........+..810,268 RK, $220 Wh’bone,|bs.4,002 MBI By see a bass -r1 Drugs, cs.... 105 TOtal.cscsreccerseserescececcesesscersse ees 1 SHh055 ANTWERP, , ba..1,110 $30,247 Lard oll,..... 549 bb 50518 ‘ Activity may Provisions, ca 24 Sugar, bbls..1,275 20,0 Sp. turp. bbls 180 2,708 I. R, goods,ca, 160 Sundries,bbls 50 Loco, 6 Beenwax,1bs10,456 Bhooks, hhd.. 467 285 Staves .....10, sad Vahgsteacacdencnas sar ane Pimento, bas. 367 Flour, bble.6,146 $56,447 Corn, bush. .8,100 eredit built up for ‘Ht WEST INDIES, Cheese, Ibs,.1,898 Flour, bbls... 771 Corn,’ bush.. 100 Do, meal, bbls 608 Furniture, cs 12 Other articles — Bread, bbla.. 153 1,069 201 Domerties t bl 133 Crackers, kgs 100 -8,02 Furnittre, bx | 61 ae shooks 2,207 Paper, reams 405 +.3,700 Potatoes, bbls 180 Shooks, bb). 30,031 articles YRENCH WEST INDIES, co,hhds 12 $2,060 Boards, ft.125,702 305 918 Paints, cases 71 Mr. Albert H. Nioolay’s regular semi-weekly auc- tion sale of stccks and honds will take place to-mor’ row, (Monday,) the 22d inst., st 124 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The gross income and expenditares of the Westarn Railroad Company of Massachusetts, for the past CIXPLATINE REPUBLIC, $401 Lumber, 1¢.353,237 Car’ge& horse 1 ‘The large increase in the expenses of 1854 beyond those of 1853 is owing to the high cost of materials and labor, and the large amount of renewals of rails ‘The fuel of 1854 cost $50,000 more than in 1853, owing both to increased price and increased amount used. There were $121,000 spent in 1854 for the renewal of rails, against $65,000 in 1853. The ne- ceesary expenditure by cars, new, and repairs.of old, im 1864, was $30,000 in advance of 1853. The ex. cess of expenditure in the locomotive department was also abcut $40,000. ‘The condition of the leading departments of the ‘ banks of South Carolina on the 30th December, 1854, was as annexed:— Bans ov Soutn Carouna. UBTRALLA. Flour, bbis..2,700 $29,500 Boots & shoes 150 Prd & meats. 636 186 ° , pk 615 6,186 is. 175 950 Tobacco, |1bs.1,500 Hdware, bas. 744 Biild’g mat, 22,607 MAYTI. Tobacco, Iba.2,100 67 Fish, . 2 Boap......... 350 CENTRAL AMERICA, $117 Furniture, es 208 Gothen, be. N 148 Bosra, ft. 18,000 85 Other articles’ — 175 bia. Bank Newbury... Planters’, F’rfield Exe. Columbia... Merchs. Cheraw Peoples’, 8. C.... Tobacco, Iba. 1,300 '262 Potatoes, bbls’ 30 Total......... $6,862,414 1,013,380 10,713,626 2,732,788 According to this exhibit there has been a de. erease in the tctai liabilities of banks, during the month of December, to the extent of about $280,000. But as in this are not included the liabilities of the Bank of Camden, amounting in the last return to $793,321, the total liabilities may be supposed to ave increased, therefore, te the extent of abou’ $600,000. Bulls m circulation have been diminishei, making sliowance for those of the Bank of Camden to the extent of about $150,000. Specie on hand allowances above stated, has been diminished abou $142,000. Notes discounted on personal security have been diminished to the extent of about $420,000. ‘There bas been an increase of loans on bonds to th extent of about $30,000, and the suspended debt has been increased about $251,000. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port daring the week ending and including Friday, Jan. 19, 1865, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place:— Commence oF THs Port oy New Yore—Weeaty Exronts. eM BRE Cotton, bals.1,960 $44,995 Beef, Bi a 2,320 26 Tarpeulins 9 Bere... § 3 288 pans a Potatnes, bbls 25 8,503 Oats, bush... 406 220 Codfish, Ibs..2, 2 28 & rete Ey s & a E5gEE8 - H z 5 f I F t 3 es Cedar, * 3 i | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1855. ees oe ss abated 32 = 33838 Total value mdse exported during the week.. $1,399,030 Do. specie do, do, .... | 16,816 Tela onomergned conn tecacnaeso ages cocons, OLGLT OES The above amonnt was made up with about the usual variety. The outward movement of bread- stuffs continues active, but the shipments are not he- yond the usual quantity for the seagon. Provisions to scme extent have been shipped to porte in France. There is nothing out of the usual line in the expor- tation of last week, except the aggregate, which shows an increase on that of the week previous, The annexed statement ex»ibite 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. 19, 1855:— Commence oF THE Port oF New Youk—Weekry Lironts hepeacy & Value, Quantity. Value. $12,844 +. 130 1/450 Jewehy...... 12 7,456 36 454 Ol paintiogs. 8 Mustard ..... 44 68 5 Mu Codilia.,....." 8 | 26 Dressed skins 105 20,751 Common gum 35 615 Undressed do — 61,802 Cocoa oil,.,. 20 1,012 COutlery...... 82 31,428 Castor oil’; 136 4/578 Hardware... 2 Cochineal 8 Cream tartar 119 CL. potash... Essential oils. 40 Gum arabic... 156 Do. almasi 640 Do. copal.. 92 Gum Damar. (13 edsEesey 4 18 Phosphorus .. 10 Peanut oil., 6 Rhubarb..... 28 Regantimony 48 Peruy. bark. 902 16,200 Silver do..... 1 305 Metal goods.. 15 Machinery... 4 Miltstones.. Engravings Emery....... 55 Earthenware, 262 26 SEE DO WOW. 1). 5s oi sick sd.o ee case eb sed $1,739,792 Value of dry gouds put on the market during the WeeK.....ceeeeeee eke svisss s4has canes 5: aE Total for the corresponding week in 1854 Decrease in the week this year (1855)...... $2,221,501 This year, thus far, the importations have been comparatively limited, and so have the exporta. I2 the absence of specie shipmen’s, the balance rans up rapidly sgainst us in the foreign trade of this port, but not, we trust, toan extent which will not be liquidated by the exportation of our staple pro ducts fram the South. The principal items of im- port into this district last week were as follows:— Coffee, $144,367; cream tartar, $35,391; raisins, $33,463; undressed shins, 802; tron, $73,317; lead, $38,912; sugar, $60,466; tea, $77,064; watches, $78,191; champagne, $45,491. Weekly sport of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from the 13th day of January, 1856, to the 20th day of January, 1855, Men, $4; women. 87; boys, 16¢; girls, 130—Total, 467. Adults, 171; children, 206; males 260; femalex, 217; eol- ored persons, 13. ‘DIKRAKKA. Fracture of the skull... 1 Fracture of the skull an Reck......, wl Fracture of the leg... Hardening of the cellular tissue, (iofant)....... Heart, disease of Heart, valvular, cough. Inflammation of ey: Inflammation of heart. Inflaromation of liver Inflammation of lungs. Jatemperance. se Colie,.......... ++ss.. 1 Intussusception of inte Compression of the brain 1 tunes. oe Congestion (7) 1 Jaundice Kidneys, disease o Killed or murdered by a blow with an ax Remmi ee Malformation of heart... Malformation of spine. Marasmas, adult ..... Maraamas, infantile. Measles... Serr ennonmmareat one oe er, congestiv Fever, gastric Fever, hectic, born . Strictore of the gullet.. Teething er) Generative organs § Uncertain seat and gen Almsbouse, Blk'l’s Isl... 1 Pen’ Biklel... 2 ‘olal... ry os Bellevue . 16 Randall’: 4 mur hosp’l 1 Cit a ‘3 Ward's Ial'd Benig't bonp. 60 Colored Hospital.: 5 Workhouse, loop , Bik’ Kal. 1 Colored Asylum, 1 poli NY Ju Asylum.,., 1 Total. ..ccceseeeseeee 2 12 2, 5 3 13 4 3 6 30 6 aw 7 16 8 29 9 26 10, po n — 12, posenseee ee se 46T 114 Total... THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Taapector, City Inspector's Office, New York Jan. 20, 1855, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. TLNANTS RHGSTRH, RARE CHANCE.—TO LET, A FINE HOUSE, SIX. teen apartments and basement, kitchen and bag- age room, fitted up for an emigrant or sailors’ boarting fouteor grocery store; is sn old established location, four doors from the Battery, andone hundred yards from the Philadelphia, Boston, California, Charleston and Sa- vannab steambeat lines.” Inquire 33 Weat street, or op ines, 11 Washington street, of J. L MURP! OUSE 10 LET AND FURNITURE FOR SA\ nent cottage on Kighty-sixth street, nicely fur- Rent $150 per year. Price of furniture $400. ply to B. SILLICK, Kighty-sixth street, near Fourth e, Yorkville, OUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—SIT- uated west of Broadway, below Twenty fourt at., in"a good neighborhood; furniture, $400; from ff: teen to twenty good permanent boarders; the house is four story; convenient to the cars and staxon; posseasion immediately. Apply to B. W. RICHARDS, S07 Broad- way, OFTS TO LET—AT NO 2 MURRAY STREET, ONE 4 door from Broadway, two very desirable lofta, auit- able for lace jobbers or importe’s, or any business re- auiring superior light and location. Apply on the pre- malses, 10 CONKLING. HILADELPHIA HOVEL 10 LET.—THE HANOVER House. No. 268 Chesnut to be let as a hotel F. LEAMING, or gentee! boarding house, App! J. Noch South Front street, Paedeipbia, {TEAM POWER TO RENT IN MERCER STREET, near Prince steret wer and well lighted rooms. Tnquire of GEO. H. KITCHEN’ 136 Mercer street, or i V. HAUGHWOUT, bt4 Brow Second engine for sale cheap. 0 LET—THE FIRST FLOOR AND FRONT BASEMENT, with gas and Croton water, of houxe No. 191 Weat Twentieth street, rear Kighth avenue, Apply on the pre- mice ; ‘0 LET+THE LARGE 26 BY 80 AND COMMODIOUS store and basement 26 by 60, No. 895 Hudson Send Suitable for a first class grocery store, Apply to JACO! ECARE, 163 Hester street. 0 LET.—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN the village of Claverack, Columbia county, N. Y., 150 miles from New York by Hudson River Railrowd, ‘and about twenty rods from the railrvad. The house is spa- cious, with barn, carriage house, Ac, fine fruit and or- namental trees, good water, within a short distance from the chureh, the Hudson Riyer Inautyte, the largest urishiong male and female semi- nary fa'thé United states, Podsearion given April txt. Rent $200. Inquire of J. G. SCHU! ER, 345 Falton street, Brooklyn, PFO LET—A LARGE CORNER MARKET, ON THE OOR- r ner of Tventy eighth street and Third avenue, with ree cellar. * Porseanfon ler of February. A first rate stand for marketing, Apply to BE. B. KINSHIMIA, ‘9 Fourth avenue, irom 3 to 7, M. 10 LET—POSSESSION AT ONCE—THE DWELLING part of house No. 38¢ Fourth avenue, consistipg of twelve rooms, with kitchen, bath, gaa, &e. Rent $500, Also house No. 341 Fourth « OU, all except one room on firet floor. Apply to BB, KINSHI auo Fourth avente, myo LE? FAR BPOADWAY, IN THE LOWER PART I of the city, a first class house, containing some forty rooms, with all the modern improvements, now full Of fitet Claes bourdern; the lease and furniture may be purchased at a bargain, on application to B. KICHARDS, 807 Hrosdway, O LET, IN BROOKLYN—A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE family with te let’ part of thefr house, unfuraished but with gav and fixtures: pay two or turee rooms, anit agement or kitchen. Address MM. House, caro of 1 Fulton street, N.Y. 0 LET OR LEASE—ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS ON 7 south side of Thirty-ninth street, west of Eleventh avenue, suitable for packers, butchers, melters, ski ke, Kentalow. Apply at 192 Broadway, from LI to 12 o'clock, or 03 East Twenty-seventh street, of , PETER A. H. JACKSON. LEASE—THE LARGE ROOM, NO. 312 SROAD: way, on second floor, 25x100 fest; location suite Die and uvsurpassed for almost any kind of. business, being in the great thoroughfare, a short distance only above Chambers street. Porxesaton may be had imme diately. Apply to B, W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. 0 RENT—THE THREE STORY DWELLING 823 Breadway, and possession immediately, with gas, Croton, ke. The parlors are handsome, with pleasant access to the street, and well adapted for khowroom pur- poses. Apply to L. H, PIGNOLET, 187 Greenwich, cor- ner of Dey street. XLFS—450 SETS LONG STOCK, COM. AND TAPER nuts, all sizes; 500 do. short do., patent half D, All sizes, in lots to suit; turned collars, crank axles, ke. Orders solicited and promptly filled. Cash or 6 month, & CO, wtreet. ORATIVE FRESOO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN ‘nd Italian school.—Is ready to decorate in the most approved manner, and in all styles. Addresn, at 206 Spring street, New York, LORGE FICHE. OWNING'S STEWED TERRAPIN —THI3 DAY 1 17 TA PERCHA OORD, FOR WOOD & BABOOCK’S pomp —Parties ef this patent pump can be supplied with cord, as usu: a 181 Broadway . A a 8. MPORTANT TO QUARRYMEN, STONK CUTTERS, architects and builders. PORTER’ Patent Spring Hammer Stone-dressing Machine is the first completely wuccessful attempt to secure by means of machinery, the cutting of every kind of building stone with rapidity and precision, giving the most perfect finish to plain sur- faces, {remts of steps, straight and curvelinear moald- ings, uted colamna, ke, The principle of this simple, compact and durable machine, is isely that of the mailet and chisel used by hand in the mont skillful man- ner, securing & pertection of line truly admiral, and with a rapidity that leaves the old tedious processes of baad labor entirely in the shade. One of the machines can be daily seen in operation at 3 Gansevoort street, near the North river, by Twel/th street. Machines cutting ‘surfacen from two to six feet wide, will cont from $1,600 to 82, ANo. 1 Machine, eutting © wurface nix feet wide, em- ploying three men, and driven by a two-horse power ea gine, ata total cont of not over 88 per day, will readily snd perfectly perform the labor of fom 75 to 100 men, thos insuring & reduetion of about one-third in the cost of all kinds ot building Rights for the use is machine in this, the United States, and foreign countries, are now for sale by the proprietors, Mesers, CAPWELL & PORTER, No. 37 Wall street, Jauncey court, Quarrymen, stone cutters, builders, contractors, and the public gen: are invited to examine this novel and economical machine, - EECHES —20,000 SWEDISH LEECHES ARRIVED, IN L prime order, for sale by J. F. CLEU & CO., 90 Maiden lane UXURIANT WHISK ER OR MOUSTACHES FORCED TO grow strong and thick in six weeeks, by my ongu ént, which will not Atain oF injure the skin, SI a bottle sent toany partof the country, KR. G. GRAHAM, 107 rtreet; Hayes, 175 Fulton street, Brooxlya. /PELEGRAPH WIRE INSULATED WITH GUTTA PER cba, gutta pereba cords for bands and, putmps, gut ta percha soda pipe, sheet for acid vensels , ee. my on band and for wale, by SAML. C. KIsHOM, india rubber and gutta poreba, 181 Broadway. "0 PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS. —H. T SMITH, 86 South Kevemth street, Hrooklya, man faeturer of eeteof brass rule, eut on 6 to plea, | dosen each, from 1 nonpareil to 60, each piece stamped to the number of ruleseut, Weight 10 pounds, $1 25 per pound, cash. Dotted and waved rules, $1 50 per pound. Laata and brass circles, OM column rales repaired equal w ew. ARFHOUSE OF WINDSOR PAPER 65 and 67 Nessea New : [ Heart, aod blood venseln 1 eral fevers... % | bave commenced mani mews end book Lungs, throat, ke Wd Unknown... 2 veper ot thels eum paper works, ot Wiaseor on Old age. oe Cm fourteen largest sise nd two Hi iach Fourdinier machines (one more added), are now ready to reeeive orders from ant of © supe rior quality of news or book . These een er ee oe °} te ere Under 1 20 | Srrsctan wetar, togutete witty sever Killag power’ so: 383 e out ‘artecey”ged elt ania 4 bw10 13 | ou tile So mane san thovsted f 10 to 15 5 | Oper per day. & tl 1b to 20 2 ——— — dante - deg 4 1 Ses ten WALNUTS, = w erop: boxes Marseilles oryrtal te 40 “or bef none for wale by by eres. ee A RARE orkoutuniry 1 Mike oR beautiful and ot Sper ant ower | tte, om ween i parame fe, wars aa wear me: Dr VRETERRE, 063 Browbwey, | Cormerly 470 Orvnd ptreet. | Sleek and Toodle by... +++ ETKUPOLITAN THEATRE.—HKENRY WILLARD, prietor EAward et 44: curtain rises at 7 o’e! Monday even'n . ly, Manager.—Doors open -y 22, will be performed THE SUN. Mr. Don Velasques...Mr, a i THE ‘WAND! ii Hi hit, Boniface | Barone CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, IN CONST. ‘nenee of the destruction of their hall, 444 Broad- form every evening at "HALL, 412 BROADWAY, way, by Bre, will YY atatantos under the control aft GEO, CHKISTY, } Proprietors, All Dusiness ee OPL by ‘ PI BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETC, Africanized by the most accomplished company in the A change of programme every evening. Doors open at 6}, o'clock; to commence at 7} pre- ‘XTRA,—WALLACK’S THEATRE, GREAT NOVELTY F THE SEASON. NEW BCENERY, NEW DRESS3S, a GREAT COMEDIANS EVERY NIGHT. N. B.—To prevent coufusion seats may be secured thve days in advance, 8 THEATRE, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.—THE nd manager, begs to call | arm’? travelling westward to his pox , the only one in St, Louis regularly open for an entire seasen from the last of Auguat to the Stays cem rely upon their pieces being an well as being supported b, ‘Thowe of acknowledge talent wishing an engagement, will please direct to GEO. WOOD, Manager, People’s Theatre, St. Louis, Mo. ANTED, INFORMATION. —A GENT! to purchase, and learn to use and to travel with tome novel, amusing or scientific apparatus for exvibi tion, with or without lecta will be paid for, 4. Information, if used, | Address #, B. C., Herald oftice. ANORAMIC TARLEAUX OF THE LIFE OF CHRIST will remain on exhibition at Hope Chapel every fvening this week. Tickets, £6 cents, To begin at 7\4 —~ADIBS AND GENTLEMEN of acknowledged talent, having warcrobo, wishing enkrogements for a season of six Marsh & Wade, Herald office. Also, scene painter aad orchestra leader wanted, HEARICAL, NOIC ~ CLOAKKS, MANTILLAS, ae. \LOAKS ! CLOAKS | ! HKLEING OFF TO MAKM ROOM FOR SPRING IMPORTATIONS. M, Ruts, No. 68 Carat Sree, Ty now in Paris, aclecting styles for the coming season, amd to'make room for them, haw made a further reduc” tion in the prices of his remainin; fatin cloaks, from, Moire Antique, trom.......... Mist Also, afew more of the velvet cloaks, at And cloth cloak not replacing any of these cloaka CARD TO THR LADIBS,—Uts. MAXWELL 34 Lispenard street, would inform her patrona aad commodations, for a private lying-in hoapt by wishing private treatwe on her experience and skill as midwife and physician. DUBOIS’ OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREAT ment of the diseases of femalen, No. 8 Kast Twenty- second’ atreet, second house f forfemale derangements, from $1 to $5. Advies gratia, Consultations and letters coniiential, Countr; containing $5, served with advice and medicine by returp Relief guaranteed in all cases. nee provided with eligible board, tw delicate bei Patients at a dis xing, and at- HK LARMONT'S PARI AND LONDON MEDICAL viser and Marriage Guide, 11th edition, 346 pages, * Sold at 222 ‘Broadway by the author, physician aad reet corner of Broadway, consulted from}1 AM to2P. M., and 6to9P M., Sundays excepted N. B.—Not the drug store. Patients treated by mail or express, Address al New York Post Offiee We concur with all other papers | 6 De. Larmont to the affiicted.—Courrier th, seventy five en and mailed free for $1, eon, No 42 Rende at: letters box 544 | R, JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON. sulted.—Twenty two years in ooe speciality enabler Dr. J. to cure nuch cases as have bailed thone leas ex: rienced than himself. Constitutional weakness effec. ally cured, without the use of any delectorious drug. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNOWN to the citizens of New York, may > consulted with confidence as = at bis old office, wuere all who have on being honorably treated. R. HUNTERS RED DROP IS YOUR ONLY RELI- ce for a thorough cure in certain diseasey.—No. t., the only place now so well known for the reat and extraordinar: out diet or hindrance from business, w all other remedies only drive the disease in the blood. $1 only, This secures the patient from secondary at- lacks, and is the only remedy on earth that does it. You will find this out by bitter experiences, Call and get the Moni pretenders may rely cures it has per- other remedies, R. WARD'S UNFORTUNATES’ FRIEND.—PRICK 61, with a book—is just what those want who have mely, & cure at once, and no . Call any hour at’ 69 Canal | Dr. Ward attending. Separate Female periodical for female deraugements street, one deor from Broad- contracted direasen; delay, and more ex treet, you will reoma for patients. Advice gratia, ills, and other medic ines y Ur. WABD, No. 0 Canal CORBETT, OF NO. 19 | Duane street, may be consulted with confidence on “three years im one him to guarantee permanent cures. member of the New York University. See his diploma HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL OOM. panion, by Ir. A. M. Maaricess, eases of women, One bundreith edition, (600, paper, extra binding’ orice ®: ich woinan ia subject, from girlhood tk | and also as wife aod oe with the cause, the symptoms, proper mode of treatment, ina meet cheste language, saatly saga every woman ean discover, by compar own symp tone win thane described, the cause of ber compliant, ond be und suffering The wife about becoming » often need of instruction and advice of y pp. 296, om fine com it to mother, are full; Pian, alple, but i i nature, cbarscter am spared much ansiety ayrtem, which undermine the health, of the at, and which their datiesey vice, How man aDing of the womb,) or ty, ke.) How man man preceding many bave dificult, if not dangerous deliveriae, sod recoveries #4 during wach tine will exch Snel in ite of amelors| and moments, bow moch snguiah have been sparct to to the husband, to relatives, by © tine; of thus Nttle volume! convey fully the various tended for the office, 129 Liverty st theo T. B. Peterson, 1) Gn the receipt of of great nervous ow the means of cure. prescription set, on recety' Direct to Rev. John M. Degnall, REATERT CURER MADE AT CANAL g one door cant of Broatwey by Dr. Ward's onfor. friep4—coree eeriain diseases in & Nothing cise cap doit. They Seth from all remedy tbat ores whee all clan fare Of Fah see, 167 Ee LED 'URTON’S, CHAMBERS STRERT.—MONDAY, BY desire, and for one night only, the two great stock favorites of this bouse, THE SERIOUS FAMILY seseeeeeeed, Barton On Tuesday, Morris Barnett's American comedy of OUR SET; Or, Tux Vacant Consular, The scene ts laid im Waabington, in the 3 Dr. Lacquer, a political wire-paller, Mr. Bitton: ‘Vivie Malden (Young America), Mr. Jordan; Specabin, uM De Walden, his first appearance here, chara ters in bills of the performance KRY THEATKE —PROPRIETOR AND MANAGE! falar Na Tet org cents; conte; Private Boxes,'85. ley Moxpay Evwana. Janvany 22, BITIERN SWAMP. After whieb, THE POOR SOLDIER, ana THE CATARACT OF THE GANGES, $$ ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—AT THE EARN ent rolicitation of the public, three days more of grand Poultry Show, one of the most unique and extraordinary displays of Domestic Fowls, &¢., ever witnessed in this country, Monday, January 22— Evening, at 73; o'clock, Mr. Jobn R, Scott, the dis ‘uisbed American actor, in the domestic drama of CHAEL ERLE. Afternoon, at 3, TWO PRETTY CRS Admiasicn, twenty-five conta; children ander If- price, CKLEY’S SERENADERS, 639 BROADWAY :—MON- day evening, January 22, and all this week, A GRAND NEW BURLESQUE on the opera of LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR, in four acts, introducing all the ‘favorite gema’? of this G,. 8 Buckley | Ashton .W. Percival - Miss Eleanor | Norman... R. B. Buckley the Opera, ETHIOPIAN STRELSY. Concert commences at 7}, o'clock, Tic 25 conta, Reserved Seats, 50 cents, N. B.—Saturday evening, January 27, beneGtef J. J. NACLE, 340 FROADWAY.—GRAND VOCAL A and instrumental concert by the New York Saenger- runde, on Monday, January 22." Leader—J, Schedler, PROGRAMME, PART 1 1—" Slegesbotechaft,”’ chorus Performed by the Saengerranda, 2—Fantany and variations for fute and piano. Heinemeyer Performed by Herren siedler and Barth, 2—Maenner quartette, * Gute Nacht.....,...., Mangold Performed by Herren Teutier, Hehler, Lieber sad Was- muth. 4—Air for bariton, “Es raurcht das rotl Laub’? Bung by Herrn kucke tte for i inetruments...... .., Mayda 1 by Herren Thomas, Siedler, Unger and Hergner, tlehe Wanderup cere Abt Performed by PART Ut. 1—Serenade, chorus. seas Performed by the Saenge &—Grand fantasy for piano on themes from Norma’... sees Thalberg der Knjuete,"’ song for tenor, pagenment of violoncello and 10—Maenner quartette, Performed by Herren y 11—Quartette for «tring Performed by Herren Thomas, Bi 12—-Grand chorus, * Der Wald’... Performed by the Saeayerrunde. The grand piano is from the well known manufactory of Linceman & Son, New York Doors open at 7 o'clock; concert to commence at 8, Ticketr—each 50 cente—sold at the entry to concert saloon and the principal Broadway music stores, corner of Park place, 300, 649 and New York Hotel opposite, ONALLEON’R OVERA HOUSE, 718 and 720 Broadway, Opposite the New York Hotel. OVEN EVERY NIGHT. The mort talented! and amusin COMPANY OF NEGRO DELINEATORS IN TIE WORLD, Admission, 26 cents, Doors open at 64; to commence at 74; o'eloek, bg ed MUSEUM, NO. 63 BOWERY, NEARLY Opporite the Bowery Them Performances every afternoon and ¢ver, ing, at 7. N, Bm Strangers will fin Museum je the only u whore the Model Artiates areexhibited, with other original entertainments, Re- member No. 69 Bowery ABLEAUX VIVANT, Of LIVING STATUARY, AT the Internationa! Museum, 6] Division stroet.— Professor Fleur, with his troupe of French amd Dalian Model Artists sad Ethlopian Minstrels, jot ar rived from Europe, will exhibit to night, at 734 o'clock, Admission, 26 centa LENDID PANORAMA FOR SALK, PAINTED BY one of the best artiats in the country, Hubject en- tirely new, and covers about two thousand yards of eam vars, Will be sold lor will be’ given by addressing « Herald office PROPOSALS, ( FVICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE ALM#HOUSE, * 4 Je New ¥: lity American alate, and rinc the workhouse on Black well * with beat nelected T¢ 3 laying valley linings and flaabi lead, five pounds to te *qal four inches in diameter. Vi st their cflice, where specification ls Governors reserve the nght of rejecting all proposals not deemed by them advantageous to the department. FATCHESTER CREEK.—NOTICE —AT A MEETING hela purnuant to notice, at 168 lho ery, on Tues day, 16th inst., the opening of proposals waa postponed to Tueeday, 200 inet ro Zo clock P M. same place, contractors being permitted to ainend estimates previ ously submitted. For further information, apply to Henry Palmer, stereotyrer. 1 Willan at hy order K. A. BAILEY, Chairman of Committee. «SPORTING, 4c. HTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE NEW YORK ary Bird Fanciers’ Association will be held at mm. F. Messengers, No. 227 Bowery, second door above Recond street. commencing on Monday, 224, and Zith inet, from? A.M. to P.M. bi ined the ‘pt in this action, which was fled In the of of the Court of Cr the eity on the 16th day of January A.D. 1866, ond Weserve & copy of your apawer to the oid complaint, om the eab- scriber, ot bis ofhes, No, 18 Chambers ta the sai city, mons op court for the relief demanded in the complaint DENNIB McMAHON, Piaintiis Attorney, 12 Chambers street. Dated New Vork, January 15, 1866 AWTROLOGY STROLOGY — MRM. FLEURY, FROM PARIN. WwHOe® relatives prophemed Napoleon |, ie the cele | Grated and firet person of the present age to fowetell future ev Ge Eroome atreet Kh. BRAPRY If A THUR AND CERTAIN FORE ‘eller of all events of life, Ladies 25 cents, grote 4 Mra. K. soon leaves the elty, Letters fer tone who cannot write themerlver ‘earl etreet, near Row Ls eee Re English, French aod German 4 Bowery, between First aod virests, | Ofhes bowrs from 10 A. M tot PF Mm”. BRUCK, THE FEVINTH DAUGHTER, CAN BR consulted on the events o&iife, at ber street, over the walhbmaker’s, ep stairs. any Se gentiomen, 61 Hours trom 9 AM MATRIMOMIAL, ATEIMONY —MYSTERIOO® CLAIRVOYANT —MA- DAME MAIN iw pf y thoursnés of paogle to be createct in the world, Fie bas been « clairvoyant for ten oe persone aed places ant whether ia health a) oF not. Persons shout entering into twat find it benecial to comenlt her, as she will tol futore dertiny. 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