The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1855, Page 7

| : | | | ’ ci ey need ve MONKEY MARKET. oe ue > Sunpvay, Jan. 28-6 P. M. ner -2"M6 week just closed bas vot d« veloped enything new th ficancial effaire, ‘The strong exnibit made “(yp the banks on Monday last gave great eacou-age- {. ment to holders and speculators ia faacy stocks, ~ and the market became quite active su4 busyant. Later in the week advices of » more pacifis charac- ter were received from Earope, and as the props)il- isles cf peace strengthened, a firmer tone was in- ‘parted to the stock exchange, and the excitemsut epread through all circles. The arrival of Inter a0- counts fiom Californis, with @ million ani s qia:- ter of gold, helped aong the upward movement in prices. The bears, for a time, looked rather bie, and many bought in, under the impression ‘that the masket would run up beyond their reach “The apprehension was merely temporary. A few hours refiection destroyed large portion of the be ‘Hef in the establishment of peacafal relations be- ‘tween the belligerents in tke Crimea, and the markets became more quiet. Later in the week ‘Wwas announced that shipments of spe'ie to some extent would be wade by the South- steamer, and that exchange wou'd roo ‘up to specie shipping points. For a tima the effect of these rumors was rather unfavorable Dut the departure of the Baltic with only seventy - five thousand dollars in coin allayei the faara ot fancy stock speculators, and the market resumed its Duoyancy. On Friday it was reported that the Her. Mmsnp would take cut about a quarter of a million in ‘Goin, but it appears she carried out only twenty-two thousand dollars. All these things are in favor of speculators in stocks for a rise, bat prices have not sdvanced so much as even the bears anticipated. ‘The slight inflations have not been sustained, and there hae not been so much firmness on the part of Bok ere a8 circumstances warranted. For several 7 ‘we have had good news from every part of ) world. Rumors of peace from Europe, large re- ~. -@eipte of gold trom California, no disasters within *"“@ur’ own limits, active markets and steady pricea © "(bread for our most imp rtent staple exports, have ‘Deen smong the favorable events of the past month. Notwithstanding which, it appears impossible to give Much life or energy to commercial affairs at home, and spy atvempt at speculation, sinks after a spsemo ie abock or two, into inactivity and depression. The bavke will show a further increase in specie this week, with a larger discount line. ‘The exportations of specie from this port last week abd for the year was as annexed :— Smiruanty or Srxcte FRom Tux Port or New York. Mussehlp Baltic, % tavernas Amer. gold. $55,584 00 [Gokd dust., 4,476 00 oo Usliver coin: 5 16,000 00 Steamship Hermann, to Bremen,,Cal, gold bara 10,046 13 do. «Amer. gold. 11,500 00 De. do. Tispecie...... 1/200 00 sees cece $97,806 13 58,681 81 for 1855... $156,387 94 in January, 1854. $1,845,682 00 ‘The sbipments in January, 1855, so far, have been Jeea than in the came month since 1850. A. HL. Nioclsy’s regular semi-weekly suction sale ‘of stocks and bonds will take place on Mondsy next, ‘the 29th inst., at 124 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- ange. ‘The letters of Mesers. Page, Bacon & Co., f-om San Francisco, addressed to Dapcan, Sherman & Oo., ame in the regular mail begv, and not by private Bends, as reported. Mesers. Dancan, Sherman & Co. © took them from the Post Office, notwithstanding the ~ andere given tothe Postmaster here t> deliver all uch letters to Heary D. Bacon; but it was upon the went cf Mr, Bacon that uch a delivery was made. gp ey & Lay begged #0 hard for the pr Precrieg ty letters from the Post Office that » Bacon, a8 an act of courtesy, permitted tiem to do 60, for thie time only. The object Duncan, Sher man & Co. hed im pressing the application to re- ceive the letters 20 earnest!y has not yet appoared. ‘The correspondence was handed over anopened to Mr. Bacon, aa previcusly agreed upon. ‘The failure of a lsrge iron house was reported on Saturday. The saspension is attributed tothe re- turn of bills drawn on Messrs. Hetherington & Co., ef Londcn, whcse failure was reported by the las: steamer. The stock of the Can berlend Coal and Iron Com pany bas been for some days steadily buat quietly advancing, by the gradual absorption of the floatiag tok by a tte directors and their particalar friends. The Pisident not deeming it pradent to Jonger conceal from the stockholders the important facts known to him and the directors for some days, has iesued to the stocknoiders @ carefully worded and nor-commital circnlar, stating that a supposed valuable discovery had been made upon thsir pro- perty. We annex the circular :— Ovrice oy TH CUMBERLAND CoAL AND TRON ComPANy, New York, Jan. 26, 1855. Brr—Reports of the discovery of valuable beds of he company induced me to made, the result of which thus tock holders, that Ideom it By duty to apprise them a once of the fact, and shall be happy to communicate to such as may favor me with a call the information I on the subject. Your obedient servant, A. MEHAFFEY, President, Why did not the President come out a week ago with a frank and full statement of what he did know and what we have since learned to be true? Th in ten days sinee a committee of directors went tothe mines with a minerslogist aad an assayer of ores. They retarned three or four days since. It ‘was the duty of the President to have imparted to the stockholders all the information obtained im- me¢iately upon its receipt. A letter from the mines says that the directors admitted they had tested the ore in one vein of thirty feet, and that it wasa su- perior quality, black baned ore, contaluing iron, lime and carbon. It was discovered by a Mr. Win- ter, and bas created an excitement in that region greater than ever before Anown. Tis millions of dollars planted by English capitaiists in furnaces and iron works in the Camberiaud coal district will cme immedistely into play. So easily is the ore managed, s0 cheaply put into toe furnace, that pig metal can be placed at tide wate: for twelve doliars per ton. The report of the State Engineer of Now York, part of which we pablished a few days since, con- teins returns from nearly ali the railroad companies of the State. The aggregates of those reports are as annexed :— RatiRoans oF Tus State oy New Yor, 1854, ‘Fhe length of all the railroads in opera- tion ip the State is, miles. ‘The length of double track in addition to the above is, miles... The number of locomotives in use Is ‘The number of passenger care in ure is.. The number of baggage and freight cars in use is, seerees'sé The number of run’ by passenger 2,74 803 664 1,008 7,808 7,024,190 4,968,677 Total number of miler run. The numper of re carried is about The whole number of miles travelled ty the passengers is....... ‘the semner of tons of freight carded in about......+. The wboie number ‘of wiles each ton of freight was moved. or the number of tons moved one mile, is ‘ 11,308,867 10,000,000 479,025,621 2,250,000 1271 J07, 28), epgans 1,144,260 96 "963,091 00 1,901,412 72 808,277 53 001,451 48 yeni " 2615285 45 His secsigta on Stavtetn seeds vopecting sins From 8,022,419 53 ) ae wae r eros 85 other sources “2 ‘The average cost of constra tion and equipment per mile of road of those railroeds whic’ have re- ported these items, bas been as follows:— 1 equipment for 2,340 ‘ation RF aang 49,359 05 The average receipts per mile of road are as fol- Jows:— $4,074 16 8,776 72 427 28 8 17 The average ‘eapexees per mile $4,710 14, nosing 57 per cent of the receipte. The receipts per mile run by the trains are as follcwe:— The receipts per passenger per mile carried were 1.95-100 cents; the receipts per ton of freight car ried one mile, 2.79-100 centa. T) e’Cost of repairs of the track per mile of road ¢xceeds that of the preceding year nearly sixty per cent, but the repsirs of machinery and ope- tating per mile run by the trains, are about the same as the prece ding year. Oue posrenger was killed for every 39,404 016 miles travelled, and one passenger was injured for every 15,761 606 mies travelled. It is worthy of the most particaler attertion of railroad travellers that not one passenger has been killed during the Inet year from causes beyond bis own control, al though nine miliions of passengers have been car- ried on the cars an aggregate distance of five hun dred millions of miles, The report of the Ciicago and R ck Ivland Ruil- road Company gives the annexed account of ac ‘ual earnings and expenditures up to the 30h of November, 1854, and the estimated earnings and ex: per ditures up to the 10th of January, 1855 :— Caicago AnD Rock IsLanp Rartroa: Actual receipts to Nov. 30, 1804, Est mated do, to Jan. 10, 1855. 570,688 86 10,000 00 Gross earnings for six months...,........8710,688 95 Actual tae of operating to Nov. 30, 1854... + $289,401 86 Fetimated do. do. 10 Jan State, city, and couct Inte cent on $2,000,000 Jan 10, 1805... san due + 10,000 00 $140,704 86 Net earnings tor six months,...........+.$270,804 00 The amount of capital stock, indebtedness, &:., op the Ist cf January, 1855, were as follows :— Cmcaco anv Rock Istaxp RaiRoav—CaritaL, Con- STRUCTION, ETC. Capital stock Mig tt Northera Indiana Railroad t Company. Bille payable E. Cook aL. Tivo, Cashier, Total ....., Construction account. havipment Espenee. hught of way an ound,. ei f sae bes > nial} e Compan. Joliet ‘tack . Pie Interest on Bills receival i: . The a sonal inter datonneh of three and a half cent BS be able on the 10sn of Janua- ry, 1850, nee to make a dividend of four per cont ee the apie te it The the of and why itis delayed? ‘The answer is that the earnings have beea used in paying saremes whieb properiy be- leng to construction account—a large sum is out- standing for advu: n freight, and collections are de- pes by the pressure of the times and the derangement the ‘currency; and the compyny canuot realize from its epsets and advances the means of ng & cash divi dend of even fo ir cent before the firs s April, fit is aaked wh cient sum was not from the large earnings of the road to meet tu iividend, the an- swer is that the rush of business which has produce 4 these earnings has called for a corres; increase of expense for motive power and cars, and other charzes incident to the management of a new road, and the trans- action of ro large a business with inadequate preparation, The annexed statement exhibits the quaatity and value of certain articles, other than foreign dvy goods, imported into this district daring the week ending and including Fricay, January 26, 1865:-— Commence OF THE Port or New Yorx—Wexu.y Imports. ba auger Value. Quantity. Value 3 $500 Optieal, do 1 $u07 41 6,174 Jeweiry 4 7,433 bins 3710 uors— Cordials. 181 Whiskey. 563 Lesther.. 2,428 Dressed skina 10 3/484 Undressed do — 44,393 966 Pina & needien 10 TYs+.4, 2d 5420 Iroa wheels, 30 1,519 Burr stones. 616 675 Bailding do., 145 685 Marble 39 «8,010 i jolene #10 (7,159 SS Vaper.. 2 183 Whiting...... 206 886 Do. hangings, 57 4 508 Fruits, & Perfumery... 3 696 Nuts 3,030 H 1,228 lis | 360 4192 12,067 ,700 37,082 386 45 — 6165 - 26 (2,081 Marteai inst.. 96 8,262 Other articles — 1, lo4 Mathem do... 1 164 _ Value of merchandize put on the market during the week, $1,027,101 Do. dry goods do. 1,106,477 Tetal . $2,223,978 ‘Total over same week 1 6,122,216 Decreare 1865,.... seevecees $2,898,258 The principal jiems of import curing the week were as follows:—Coffee, $54,408; segers, $60,516, undreesed skins, $44,293; irom, $01,234; railroad fron, $61,643; tin, $53,651; sugar, $49,009; tea, $77,764. The importations into this port last week were toa very limited extent, so far as the wookly custum house retarns show; but our import trade hae been diverted thie season by the withdrawal of the Conard live, the Havre line and the Bremen line of steamers. This hes given the Cunard steamers to Boston larger freighta on New York account, and actually a heavier importation than our returns here show. The vaine of imports into Boston this season , compared with last, will exhibit a very g-est increase. Bi. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported trem tnis port during the week ending and incinding Friday, Jan. 26, 1855, distinguishing the destination and exten: of abipmente to each place:— Commence Ov Tux Port or New Yore—Weaxir Exroars. Quer. bark... 11 G183 Btaves... 47,400 $5,743 le NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1855. PAR r war YHAUMAT ve oat Guano, tons.1,032 _81,680 Total 042 99,100 Tar, bbIs....1,110 ir Flour, eaeeg Rosin WW 1,414 Shoes Wee. hes 1,666 i Staves .. 4,000 , Pot ashes, bla 144 $5,180 bales... 94 4 ’ 3400 Ha 3,195 hh, 30,472, a1; {as 1,000 4 200 230 387 980 100 mW bales, 5 350 1 Taber cls 361 28, 2845 580 W'bone, Ibs30.286 = 12,520 Shell & scraps 5 287 ah’a 48 6,670 Molasnen, bela 990 10,760 370 Books, cases... 200 & Shafts, boxe: 2 200 ‘s Shooks &bdas, 117 80 300 Pencils, cases 48 319 7,696 —- ,293 1443 Total, P HAMATRG, 292 $10,228 Guano, bags. 350 668 3,421 Saltpetre,bx. wh 17,723 * 160 876 § 358 680 14,215 976 Clocks, boxes 53 1,031 4,501 Sp. turpent’n 100 1) Razorste’p,bx 1 oth, c#, 23 8,014 Honey, tes... 60 2256 Logwood, tons 118 2,065 Shoe pega, bbl 17 2 Frs’loils, on. 6 760 Irugs, bales. 281 6,002 Horn tips, bx t4 196 Piteh, bbls, Staves, No. Total....ccereesere . 250 Coffee, bags. . ; 112,860 hood $10, 128 Rosin, bbla.. 42726 Lard, Ibs... Logwood,tons 47 $1, aay Revs; bbls... 100 Sp. turp., bla 10 Whaleb’n,lba2,321 1, O12 Total.. VENICR. Coffee, bags: Rosin, bbls... Total Tobacco bhe. 13 You... 487 vice, bbis..1, rr Cornmeal, Powder, kegs 185 Spices, tre 6 Lamps, cases 1 Tobacco, Ibe. merge Clocks, canes. 14 $426 Druge....... 12 280 Tente, Total... sceeceecesesees o SANDWICH ISLANDS, Rye fi’r, bla .7,545 bar ett Tea, cheata.. Barley grit.. ‘v4 Candles, bx Heel: 164 $1,603 a oy ot 4,269 10 70 25 90 6 120 10 630 2 7 10 SOT _- a seevceveceveeee teeeee erence ee (BOT, 200 0 Bread, casks. 124 $546 Tea, cheats. 2,687 110 2 AWRICA, Cot. g’ds, bx. 60 $276 Domes, pks.. 30 $1,550 Gu bry age, 500 42 Lumber, ft 80,013 526 Kum, bole... 100 1,944 Tobac., pkgs. 107 7) 20 Total.......0.-..811,707 CUBA. Cotton, baler, 1 874 Varnish, bbls. 2 $75 f 400 Ale, bbis..... 30 #0 600 1 08 ‘201 3 cy Blocks, pkgs. 3 mt 409 il, gallons... 320 224 o yw, lbw. 1, 141 151 Provisiona,bb.” 15 ail 2,000 Heeds,cn..... 4 423 no 246 37, 4 423 teks ke. Tol 2/301 1,088 Boa: wer ft.155,000 2.835 225 Other articles — = 5ST Hay, bales. 294 esti Foap, bxs.... 100 166 Total... ce... 845,022 WATT, Flour, bbla., 966 $3,641 Tobareobales 45 $470 Fish, bxn..., 620 4,067 Dry goods, ca. 1 4 Cod do., hs-88,157 41238 Camsien m 413 P'visions, bbls 128 1,220 Bhows a Te D’mestice bas 5 418 Deogs lv 6 Cheese, tbe. 8,989 4f4 Paint, 55 105 Butver , 8" #60 Farett,, phan. 8 87 Lard, 1,989 Tinplater, brs 2 = 2h Foap, bxs 8,381 Mirror plates. 1 45 Hams, lhe w6 Matchen... 9 12 York, bir. 8,007 Hdware, pigs 32 2s2 a4 4 4,96 Cs Board jest 2,280 14 mm, 4108 PORTO RICO. by 4 Shooks, hhd.2,241 $5,001 NORTH AMERICAN COLON HH, 92,908 MINA fx... 1 2,986 Coloring, bbs 6 Oilelota, bas, 14 2 H'dware, ca. 9 $ Brandy 5 Paper, bils., 75 Drugs, phage. 6 Lemons, bx+, 100 wh wo Champagne... 40 Ovher articles — DANIAN Wer IyDrme. Caracal, bbls <4 an ore ee 1908, 588 38 St ili ¢ | |G cir. eee “y¢ Danish W. indies, 8,633 British W. Indies. _ahioe Total value of mdse. oxp’d dunng the week... ‘9841, 308 specie seeee 97,806 Total rame week in 1464 1,407,648 Decrease in 1855.......0sesneeeeec ss eers S468, 054 To London and Liverpool the shipments of spesie exceeded that of merchandise, but as the latter was quite email, the aggregate movement with our great foreign cust: mer has been*aausually limited. To France tiere haa been a larger shipment than wo have 1eported before for a lung time. We notice a sbipment of m¢lasses to Havre. This ie probably to be used in transferring Ohio whiskey inte bad Cognac brandy. The total exportation of merchan- dite last week was considerably less tuan for the week previcws, CITY TRAOE REPORT. Batorpay, Jan 27—6 P, M. Asis were uncharged, witn small sales of pote at $6 68 9 $6 76. BReAvsTCrYS —Flour—The market was more active, with a better feeling inthe trade. The sales of all kinds footed vp about 7,04 & 8,000 bbls., including » out 4,000 bbl. common State, for export, which sold at about $8 12, though the range was from $4 to $8 26; favorite State wan at $8 26 « $8 37; common to good Indiana and Michigan, $4 60 » $9; fancy Michigan, 89 12a $9 20; extra do. and Ohio, $9 26a $10 2) to $10 60; extra Genesee, $10 50.4811 50 In the above sales were 200 bbls, Baltimore city, head lined aad delivered, at $8 62; and 1,000 do., extra do. do., at $9 50; Cacade was steady, with sales’ of 600 bbls. at $4 87's $9, in bond, and at $9 50 duty paid, Rye flour was unchanged, and meal was dullat old prices. Wheat—sales of 4,406 Dushels handsome white Canadian were made at $2' 35, duty paid; Western, Southern aad Genesee nal 2,000 bushels prime North river railroad depot at $128, Corn—The sales embea ; 16,000 bushels, chiefly Southern white and yellow, at 9c. a 986. Oats aad barley were anged. BeKswax —Salen of 2,800 low. yellow were made at Be. w 27 Ke. Corres,—Sales of 150 bags St. Dominge were made on rivate terms, 500 mats Java at 13)¢c., and 180 bage io at D;e. a 10c Cortos,—T and the firm stock on the market continued light, of holders restricted sales, The tran- sactions embraced 1,400 bales, including about 890 bales i» transitu, aod 500 on the spot, the market ciosing at full prices,” Fronts —Rates to European wera steady. To Liverpool, 6,000 bushes cora ged at 6d. io ahip’s bags, 250 boxes of baco: Jia ba. 100 bhds, tallow at 15s, and 100 bbls. pork at 24, 6d 20 t tue, To ge in quotations, measurement ”oods rar doing, without ¢ 50 tons measurement goo'ls were taken at 159, To don, rates 6 quiet and steady, To California and Aus tralla they were without noticeable change. FRUITs.—The market was without change, and sales were unimportant. Hay,—About 600 bales were sold at 95c. a 980. Hors. —Salen of 32 baley were made at Hines.—Receipta daring the week were light, aad the rales exhibived a aivance of ic. per Ib. over the of the previous week, Buenos Ayres are lel Orinocon were held at 18c. The total receipte o! have been 20,670 hides, Small sales Scotch pig, on time, were making at LRATHER.—The market in very firm, although the sales ‘as’ the week previous, have not brem go large thi¢ wr tnd holders of prime qualit: the views of buyers. The #a en, bi equal to the receipts, | Receipts 24, dem hi " rales of 43,000 aides hemlock and’ 25,860 do quote—Ouk sulted, good light jo, do, midé heavy, do. Spanish do., Ayres, ke., good light, 19 jo., midilie, 196, 2 20¢.; do. do. heavy, 1a , Odadee, ke., do. ht, 70 a Pige Go. do, middle, 7c, @ 18 59 ‘ y, Me. ; do. do. and BA eA, Ide. a lie. Jo. poor, do., 10e. a 12e.; do. slaughter, in rough, e., 0 redit, Lanp —fa! f 400 ble. were sold at 979: lots of prime at 10¢. MOLArsr.—Sales of about 300 to 400 bbls. New Orleana ‘were made at 2c. a Qe, Nava Sronm.—The market waa quiet, at 400, for spirit’, while rosin and raw turpentine were at old rates. decane market tor ine was dullat Sle. Other ‘were une! PROV 1s10N8.—I be market was steady, with s fair busi Bp celoe, About 400 or 600 bbla. mess “nha at G12 60, New and prime ditto were 1 irene menos f . meats were in fair Semone elnensars >. (ea jo, 00 bee ary pcre pte ‘ales of 100 cask were reported at $4 50. TaLLow,—falen of 8,000 Ibs. were reported at 12340. ‘Towacco bas been in good demand through the week, with sales of about 100 bhds, Kentucky at 83. 8is0. a Oke, Wiexxy.—Salen of 100 bbls. New Jersey were male at {4 3¢c.; and 200 ditto E. D., in good order, sold fur Ca lifornia shipment at 8c. Woot —The demand the past werk has been some- thing better, and we hear of sales of Smyrna aad Buenor Ayres weols on private terms. Domentic sare an it reports, with «mall sales of medium fleece at 0c. to ade, Pulled is but little inquired for, and we hear of nothing doing. —BOOKKEEPING.—DOLBEAR’S ACADEMY, 609 Broadway. Persons kept by the storm from jolning the $5 class last week, may secure good seats, this day or evening, and learn to keep books by double entry. NB —Huainese men may have special 85 ogurse pri tely CARD.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW pupils on Monday and Tuesday for instruction in iv and Terma reduced one half, ® thorough course of ing clase at 10% o'clock, TH Broadwa, IC, WRITING, i taught upon very faverable terms, Ww. 5. NVILLE, 280 Broadway, corare of Heads street. ‘The tructed, while the O8TER, DIXON & CO. Give | LERBONS IN WRITING, Arithmetic and bookkeeping, day snd evening, al "* Dome 3) where gentle anting-house, im an expe Fut LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC, WORKS, OOR- geamenety &c., translated with neatners, accura- expat: Terms moderate. Omni office, Andress oe ALA DAY AT DISHROW'S RIDING ACADEMY, Fifth avenue, corver of Thirty ninth street, in be baif of the poor —In ronasqence of the inclemency of the weatber on Wednesday, the day devoted to their benefit, will be postponed to Monday next, the 20th inst., day andevening. The public are invited to at- tend’ Carta of admission ope dollar, whiah will entitle the holier to # ride in the Academ TTIGNON'S GYMNASIU! SEMI. ANNUAT. exit tion. The seventh semiannual exhibition by the members of the above establishment wil take place un the 6th, 7th, wd Oth of a jem were! tickets Bow ready. Hd WOOD, Director. Were, BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL AIITH metic, Ae.—ibese esvential branches, without ich no young man {a fully competent to transact bum ners, either for himself or others, are thorougisly te aght, day and evening, ot PAINE’S aendemies, 267 Gr street, New York, and 166 Fulton street, Brovkly: reduced prices. at sad rooma for ladles = Term MERICAN ¥ Wibows’ RELIEF “ARHOCIATION—DE- signed to arsiat those principally who have never Seown abject poverty, but who are now suffering want who would rather starve thao beg, and would only awk ebarity to weve their childrea from sulfering aad degra dation. To visit and saniet wuch, according to oar anil ty, this association has been orgacized, All who sub reribe to the articles of association, sed ait in promo thug ite ) bY contributions of time, of mi iA of such deserving ohjec eopsidered members, and be direction ‘The following are the officers agreed ujom for tbe preiiminar, yo nization — Tever. —€ Browne No, § Fast Fiftecoth street Thoma McElrath, 42 East Twenty second vtreet J. P Treadwell, St. Nicholas Hotel Ja: Crlgate, 40 Wail | otreet, We. H. Burrows, Irving Hoase THOR. MCKLEATH, Treasurer, Predn't Navy Bank. | Sou Romxeos, Secretary, LIA Greene street Cootrivutions are needed immediately for tua rel.ot of ear \y one bandred families » already visited, STROLOGY.— Mie, FLEURY, From ‘Pants, werk person ti prophesied NM, othe cobratad sas tema ADAME 98 204 gentienen of this cliy teeste. he ts to be con | bide web ing med) nate ecal O ee oe CHAMBERS STREFS.—MON- OUR BET; Stee Vacant Consvtamr, the he putes of “The Serious Family, ae ably ype rs and received with loud applause i and ee and exhibiting ‘A PERE ANTO FOLITION AT WASHINGTON, With, Grst time bere, Ruckstone’s enaiting drama of WOMAN'S LIFE (N THREE ERAS, Tus Low opt Rg a THe MoTHKR. | with » full cast of the best nt. Mr. Burton as Doctor | oe ae pdt Mr, Jorden, Mr, Fishes } Jobnston, Mr, Pg wan Misa Ray mond, Mrs, Hugher, Mrs. Burton, &. | Seats may be ‘secured in advance. | Sees Manager, Robert. pee tc lca 26 cents; Pit and Gallery, 12) Jawcany 20 THE “WEPT OF THE WISH-TON-WISH. IRELAND AS IT IS. TRIBH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY. UCKLEY’S SERENADERS, $30 BROADWAY —TRE- ba 2 success of the grand new burlesque on LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR, {a fons pets, LPN NN oe ‘* original gema’’ of this ae Wit .L BE REPEATED ALL THIS WEEK. preeing the ope GRO MINSTRELSY. Concert commences at 734 o'clock. Tickets, 25 cents; Reserved Seats, 50 centa. Pennie MUSEUM, NO. 63 BOWERY, NKARLY posite the Bowery Theatre. Performances every joon, at 3, and Svea age NB re will observe that the Fran lin Museum ia the ¢ im the United States whece the Model Artistes are exhibited with other original entertainments, Re member No. 63 Bowery. } R, BUCHANAN, THE AMERICAN SHAKSPEREAN | sctor, will appear at Albany, Monday, Jap 29, an | day, at Othello, Wednesday, as Richellea; an Macbeth; Friday, benedt, ax Cxrcinna, he ivtorical trag entitled “Corcinna, the prevaly for Mr. Buchanan, antanted | nroughout Great Britain. Mr. Bu. | pear at the National Theatre, Boston, « Homlet, RCOS —MEFROPOLITAN THEATRE. —MANAGERS | R. Sands and J, J. Nathans. ‘ New and splendid organization, commencing Moxpay Evewina, Jan, 20, RIAN COMPANIES, f iD J. J. NATHANS, ficent en‘ erta nment, Stranj only p ‘in one ms, combining, TWO ENTIKE TROUPES (F BQUESTRIAN ‘AND GYM- NASTIC ARTISTS. The action of there combined ie PREN A, ll be confined SPLENDORS OF THE A iting of multifarious Feats of Fquerte Brililent Ca Cauivalris Sports, Historical and Romantic Pageants, Classic Exercises, occasionally varied by Comi: Burlettas, Pantomimes, Grotesques, Rallets, ko. TWO UDS OF HOKSES AND PONIES, unequalled by any in the world, either for beauty, elo- gance of action, or xuperior training ‘A COSTLY AND EXTEN! VE WARDROBE, with bane seta of housings, trappings and decora. tions, of unexampled brilliancy, together with a general paraphernalia, novessary for giving effect to their VARIED AND ELFEGANT EXHIBITIONS. ‘The entertainments will be accompanied by a FULL MILITARY BAND. Full particulars of the performances will be found in the programmes of the evening PRICRS OF ADMINHION | — Third Circle... Places reserved (or Colored I’ eople f in the ‘hind Circle. An extra entertainment will be given every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at 2 o'clock Doors open at 644; performances to commence at 7)¢ o'clock. THLO'S —THIS ESTABI, ISHMENT WILL BE LET, ron GRAND OR PROMENADE CONCERTS, BALIS, OR ANY | RESPECTABLE ENTERTAINMENT. For particulars, inquire of Mr. WM. A. MOORE, at the front office, en P K. FISH, FROM LONDON—THEATRICAL AND | « Charneteristic wig maker, 650 learl street, New York, four doors from Broadway. Amateur performances | attended, | teaches G Monday evening, 1 AND 19 BIWERY — 29, will be performed Mozart's eclevrated opera, THE MAGIC FLUTE —the Prin. cipal characters wiil ve sustained Herr n Beutler, vine, Maller, he. jeoner. Comductor, Julio Doors open ‘at Oh "clock eh Last 1 and otber maarteo Ee 7, Sane chee by prog: woe Christo; Le THE 2708 INFT., WHILE GOING FROW Sixth avenue to Kighth street, and crossing the Washingt tain we and epplying to Nicholas Healey, erie Avy person finding the berally rewarded on leaving it at 200 Bixth stale, } J OST—ON THURSDAY EVENING, BETWEEN FIVE 4 20d six o'elock, koing from Burnham's to ayenne, asable cape tined wish dark changeable silk The finder will be Kberally rewarded by retarning it to FH, Stief, 102% Bowery. lace, & EFT—DY MIBTA’.E, AT NO. 9 RAST FOURTEENTH 4 street, «pair of pantsloons ands vest. The owner can bave them by calling for them and paying expense of aay Ms, REWARDS. REWARD WiLL, BE GIVEN FO! of the o Vadernigned, di cere friend. REWARD —LOsT, ON LAST WEDNESDAY, THE 24th January, from Ureeapoint, log Isldnt, s big black Newfoundland dog, from 70 to 0 Ibs. jo weight, jong hair, white breast also the point of hin tail white, and a leather collar and ring around his neck. fhe above reward will be pais by relurming the seme to the grocery corner of Washington and H treet, Greenpol PROPOSALS. ROP OF ALS, —OF FICE OF THE GOVERNORS “OF y THE Almshouse, New Yoru, Jan 26, 1866 —Water end Steam Heating Apparatus.—-Healed proposals will be ceived by the Governors of the Alm#lioase, at their of Kotunde, Fark, until 2 o'clock P.M. of the 2 day. ot February next, for the water and steam « the laundry of the Werk House on Black copriating of wrought iron tanks, boiling tub, loa pipes, copper and iron coils, drying horses, and other appar temancess For further information apply to I k- dredge, Superintendent of Workhoures, where the plaa and apecification ean be seen. The Governors reserve the rightto reject any and all oflers vot deemed by then Advantageous to the department ised, MATA MONIAL. LALY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT, WHOSR | physique aa well as mental endowments, essentially Ot her to contribute to the by pinews of domestic lif desirous of forming the seq with « view to matrimony, porresing and disposition, A widower, (about thirt small (emily, would be preferret Lowever, unless well extabliched in be offer the Mre, Anne KM GENTLEMAN, THIRTY.ONE YEARS OF AGE, OF food education, good habite, a moderate fort And fair income, who bas devoted bis entire attention business, aed o@ that account bas few female acy uaint ances, withes to marry agrerable im twenty and thirty years of age, with or withoat fortune All communications treates the wtmmort mecresy and respect. Address Confidence," Herald office y,) with » None need apply, ness, aod able to home, Address , Union equare Mont Other MEDICAL. “HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM panion, by Dr A. M. Mauriceau, professor of dls eases of women, one hundredth etition, ([90,0),) Pie pp. 826, on Gne paper, extra binding, price OL. Every woman can bere discover, by comparing her own sy a with thore deserited, the wature, character cause of her complact, cot be pare! much saxiety end wullering. The wife about becoming mother has often need of instruction and advies of the wtaoet lu to her fature health, im reepect to whieh her fortede coneaiting «© medical gentleman, will find such instruction end advice, tof eles ex a tions of many symptoms which otherwise oat sion wueh eoxiety or slarm How many are salering frow olat rectwne of irreg slarities peculiar to the fermale system, which ondermine the health of the effect of which they are ignorent, and which thelr delicacy for al wAview How many wuller from pro lapeus uteri, (felling of the womb) or from Suor alovs, (weakness, Gebility, Ae.) ioe many are in constant egery for many months precediog confinement! How many have Giffcolt, if get dangrrows deliveries, and tow tnd uncertain recoveries! Kore whose lives are hasan! o¢ Guring eoch time will wah fod in ite of prevention, amrtioration and relief mements, bow mach angouwh night have been eparet te the ruflerer, to the hush end to the reastives, oy a } Ht ie ty For wale by stringer k Town. | Brougham tise B, Mr. Stewart | Mrs. Glenroy, , THE CRITIC Mr. Lenter | Whiskerandos Mr. Mand | Tilburing. “Mr. Chippendale | Con ddan quence of the destruction of ther way, by fire, wil MECH AN! A. Woop, GEO, CHKISTY, eye All business transacted b; ETHIOPIAN MiNi BURLESQUE OFEKA, LIGHT FAKURS yee Te, Alricanized by the most accomplished company im the worla, A change of programme every evening, am Oper at 6% o'clock; to commence af 7% pre- lnely. ARNUWS AMERICAN MUsEUM—CHASTE AND beautiful performances every afternoon and even- Mr, John Seott will appear oo oy Ty y+ wr Speun we. After- The sew ‘Was Sta- to be seen under ten, iverting ploces » the ‘living Gleote Happy Family, &e., to an Geual Admittauce, 26 coats; children 125 cents KOPLE'S THEATER ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI —THS wade rsig ned, oeee and manager, begs to call attention of * starn’’ travelling westward to hin poe pular establishment, the only one in St. Louis ma open for ap entire 0 from the last of Auguat to the 4th of July. Stare cen rely upon thelr pisces being well put upon the stage an well an being supported by the beat company im the Went, Those of sennowledged talent wishing an engagement, wil please direct to G! WOOD, Manager, leople’s Theatre, st. Louls, Mo, NHE TRIUMPH OF TERHAM'S ETHIOPIAN TROUPE, in tloston, has been complete, the Metodeon being crowded nightiy To Wits ten Then Uneguaitep PeRroORMaNcm, Due notice will te given of thotr return to this city, | apd of the re op eni gol thet: Opera House, 068 Hromdway For Gift Tickets, and information im refereace to En- terprive, epply a» above Pint 8 BUKLASQUE OPERA HOUSE, 63 mo AD. wa, cing the stay of the troupe Ia ton, for certs, or other reapeetable lng tainments. Apply at Verham's Gift Tleaet Office, 663 Broadway VRAND BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE vOOR, AT G THe ODEON, WILTAM=BUKG, ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29. The proceed to be cistributed by the Mellef Com. mittee ‘The following array of talent have most generously Yoluntecred their services tor the oecasion i= MISH A. SPINOLA, Mies FOULIMES MRS POOLR, Mist ANDREWS, MikS PAINE, MK. HENKEAPPY, the celebrated Vivlinit, well} nown «being one of the tnoat dirtingulahed wrtivts in the country MK. H. TOULMIN. (his Bret appearance, MR 7, M. CLALK, ME ALAXANUER FORBES, MK, J. ©, MORTON, The Harmonie Fooety-Contuctor, Mr %. M neh the Beethoven society, also, severst menbare of thi York Apolionion tociety, will forw tee Ureheatea, ur the direction «f Mr Auguste 1 Mr. George T. Evans will the piano, yn is from the celebrated 0, New York, Concert to commence & clock preelsely, Goku KV ANS, All 5 Commivtiee COM FOSTER ary, 40 Fourth ateoet NO. POR LE eur Lk, Ula OF CONCORD AND ‘webington #iroets, Gr ab attragtion. 7 ening, Jan, 3. Dw +i > er rd @ Chorases, apne ape toakens, aa burlenq: $5. 000 — WANTED, 7 Sa POE ae hove amount in» large hotel down town, vith a long leoe 008 making money, A great opportunity ayy A ROMINSON, #6 Navaaw stewet, | 85.000-% ——— take the charge of wid HA Ee with a A PARTNER WANTED, com mant in cash 95,000, to OF $2 000 ry 00 one baviog nt would ° eny,. y tor s cash bam of saleable gooks of the A young wan pre- Address L. Mh. 0., A PARTNER I A paying from 2% to 60 hed in one CA ie “Apply Haat beet tree oa JON chance reldom met with. the Lasemeot. ARTNER WANTED extablich the hard oily in welt with » part the business preferred Addre raid offer, this dey only ARTNER WANTED—AN AOTIVE AND GOOD BALES. man, of general experience. « commissioned ane peer, wants » partner in the auction and commission Dusiness, oF will eogege as auctioneer with any partion wishing to start such business Adress AK. Herala oflee. associating bim- acquainted with iware, box 158 He. ARINEK WAN IkL Me ADV ie Th Having A cash capital of 05,000, in deerous of engaging im (oftable Variness, in the elty preferred, Hera 4 office, ARTNER WANTEDWITH ABOUT $600, TO T, the entire charge of the manufacture and wale article which » li command ready ealee, at large for cash. A chanee lee thie midom occurs, ver eulare, coll this day and t morrow, on B. nfo ARB, &T Wrondway ARTNEN WANTED WITH FROM $6,000 TO $5 00 in ae awe ston busines, well ental. Referencwe er — Hersid office re om 0, rome vale and Address J.B. MEDICAL, D* WARREN, MEMUKK OF THK OnLROR oF fury eos of Dublow sot iavurgh 08 attends Sz vale practice 08 hie old ost , beer Catherine, where nets hing Cures om record, without aig em business purruiie 1 WARIK WOMAN'S ee Ora? rKErA. ration of med cur ever exhitned im easee of female Fitness Freee 61, Bewt by port exprene ot to Ube qoun- wy Dp" WAKD'® UNVURTL WATE® ViEND —| vith & ht just whet thee Sah camel) « core at ones, coe Call any how at os Canes int tie, Ward otter rome tor palate Advice gratis, No. @ € oor fev Wrowt way HK GREATINT CUM MADE AT 0 CAN one eat ano Wromieey. by Dr wud coe: proetee frieet—carce corvale Cnenane ae few Nothing glee can ot They fet from all varia toe tals remety that cores when all oles toile Ds LAeMONT™! 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