The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1855, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONET MARKET. Sunpar, Dec, 9—6 P. M. ‘At the close of the market yesterday the tendency of pisces was upward, In the face of the most unfavorable tinancial and commericial intelligence from Earcpe we (nd ap inflation in stocks on this side. The last steamer rom Europe bronght ue accounts of « stringency in the iondca apd Continental money marketa almost unpre. ccdented, of rates of interest ruling among private baukers ranging from six to twelve per cent, of the utter impossibility of raising money on second and third class securities, of the probability of the Bank of England advancirg its rate of interest, of the geweral insrease in the value of money in every direction, of the continued drain of builion from England to the Continent, of » depression in prices for cotton and breadstuffs, of the growing embarressments of the govern- ments engaged in the war, of the approaching period for the negotiation of new public loans, of strikes among manufacturing operatives, of high prices of food, of a reduc tion in all branches of industry, of the unfavorable condition of the new grain crops, of the probability of numerous important failures among the commercial classes, and the prostration of private credit, and of many other things tending to awide spread revulsion that must shake to the very centre the commercial sys- tems of Europe. Advices by previous steamers gave us indications of an approaching crisis, but those received by the America were of a character creating the most alarming anticipationa, We do not see how it is possible for the whole of Europe to escape @ @nancial revul-ion. ‘The causes are tbo deep and have been operating tuo long to be eradicated without « terrible convulsion, and itis best to avail ourselves of the little time left. to prepare for its coming. ‘Those who think for a moment that we sba'l escape all or any part ot this trouble in which our European friends are involved, make a wost fatal mistake. We may not be such serious sufferers, but it would be utter folly for usto shut our eyes to the fact that our interests are in great danger, and that we must feel the shock which must, at no cistant day, pros- trate many in Europe intimately connected with Ame- rican trade, The value of money in Europe is of itself a sexious matter to us, Weare #o largely indebted, that all available capital will be called home at once, for every foreign house is in wantof every dollar. Nothiog bat our unlimil: prosperity bas enabled us to go thus far so little influenced by Kur)pean embarrasuments, but we ahall be required to meet every dollar of our new in- debtedness as it is created, avd it is not at all impossible but that such amounts of our old mdebtedaess may be required as would embarrass us considerably. The Amcricam Railway Times, of the 6th inst., saya: — The price of Panama Railroad stock bas risen 5 per cent, within a short time, in consequence of the improved pros- pects for a bay dividend ia January. The receipts in October were $120,000, and the November business, it i+ supposed, wili boabout the same, The carnings for Ju- ly, August, September and October were $332,057—leav- ing about $225,000 to be earned in November ava Decem- ber to mect tha estimate of Colouel Totten. The freight Sees cially in express frei ght—is continually in- the goal transportation has largely ex eed- fed the entimates of the company. ‘Ube steamship'Ariel, at this port from Havce and South, ampton, brings one day's later news from Europe. The most importunt feature in the financial news is the decline in consols. In one day we find that consols fell from 882% 088% to 88% 988%, # decline of 34 per cent in less than bows. This is somethiog unusual, and leads us to think that the drain of bullion was goiog on more rapid than ever, and thatthe rumors of peace were without the slightest foundation. The last Bank statement published was made up tothe 17th of November, but the dally movemects of specie were well known im financial circles, and there can, therefore, be no doubt but that the next weekly statement will be very urfavorable, hence the de- cline in consols. Albert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, the 10th inst., at 125 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. Some gocd insurance stocks will be offered. ‘the anthracite coal trade the past week shows the near approsch vf winter, and the end of active trade this year. The shi, ments of the Schuylkill Navigation Company for the week enéing on Thursday were 21,463 tons, and for the season to that date, 1,004,764 tons, against 907,354 tons to the fame time last year, showing an increase of 187,410 tons. The Reading Railroad Company closed its Dus'ness year on the 30th November. lts tonnage on the 20th, within one day of the foll year, was 2,205,261, against 1,687,864 for the previous year. The tonange of the firat week of the new year, to the Gch inst., is 27,743 tons, against 12,874 tons, delivered the firat week of last year, The shipments on the Lehigh forthe wovk ending with Seturcay last were 6,037 tons, against 37,898 ‘ons for ihe corresponding week last year; ana far the seacon, 1,274,965 tous, against 1,245,582 tons to the same time last year. Shipments on the Lehigh are closed, and show a gainon last year of 28,567 tons. The shipments cf lumber are 64,587,567 feet, against 48,052,266 feat Inst your. The Morris Canal was closed on the 4th fast; the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Canal on the Tth inst. The annual meeting of the Androscoggin Railroad Com- spany was held on the 3d inst., at Livermore Falls. The directors’ report represented the affairs of the company to be in a favorable condition. ‘she earnings amounted 0 $60,000, and the expenses to $17,000. The extension the road,so Sandy river is talked of. A bill is now before the Senate of Tennessee, authoriz- ing # conventional rate of interest of ten per cent, but leaving the present legal rate of interest, mx per cent, to stand in the absence of any agreement between the par- ties to a contract fixing another rate not higher than tea per cent. ‘The Ceutral Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia, have declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent; the Marine Bank of Savannah, a semi-annual dividend of seven per cent. ‘Lo those who are disposed to hold on to New York Cen- tral for the good it bas done them io times past, or pre- fer a five or six per cent investment to a larger one, on the ground that it is “! nearor home,” we have not a word tomy, ‘The stock must be held by comebody, aud it is perhaps as well that it continues in their hamds, To the outeiders—the small dealers—those who are anxious to make the most out of their little capital—who can ill afford to see that little capital gradually diminishing, Doth in revenue and market value—who are willing to condidly weigh well meant and well considered advice— ave havo much to say. And what we have to say concerns that class alone. They must be the sufferers or gainers. In comparison with the men who manage the Ventral, they axe weak and unsophisticated. ‘hey know very little about it. ‘They have not leisure to ex- amine the minutim of « tinancisl concern of this magnitude, nor the necessary experience to ¢.m- prehend it if they had. They take » statement of three rows of figures—earnings, expenses sud profits— and that is about as far as thoy are permites togo. ‘They see a great flourish made about the reduction of the debt of the company, of $312,600, within two years, while nothing is ssid about an increase on another page of the ledger of over $6,000,000 withia the same period. ‘They see a statement that the expenses are fifty per cent of the gross earnings, wit! nothing allowed for depre- ciation, while the fact that this depreciation amounts to at leas: $600,000 pee annum, as proved by the sta'e Kagi neer’s report, is entirely overlooked. They see the gross re- ceipts from month to month increasivg, while the fact that the net income is decressing is steadily kept out of sigut. ‘Take the very last month's report, for {nstance. In October the receipts were ,759 74, show!ng an ia grease gross of $77,339, and leaving it to be inferred that the net was in proportion, while in fast the net was less. By looking # little closer into the statement it will be observed that the increase is on freight, which, the State Evgineer sys, the roai has beon carrying for less than ovat of transportation, while cn passengers (the only source of profit) there bas been a decrease of 643,000. Allusion has been made to a widuw in Albany who was compelled, by certain Wall street rascaliries to part with her Central stock st 96 percent. Sho bas saved nine per cent up to this time by the sacrifice, but the full his- tory of that investment remains tobe told. It se as that this lady purchased her stock at the time of the conso- iidation, at 120 per cent. She was in‘uced to go into it from the fact that all the leading men in Albsny said it weacheap. The party who sold the stosk was # direstor in one of the consolidated companies. He sold five hun died thares of the stosk fur the openiog, cleacing va his original investment @ little over seven huntred per cent. He also sold a considerable amount of the stock at the gun time short. Now, had this iady known as much of the sea, ner ite of the case as the director—tad she known bos movatrously the stock bad been watered—what a pro- @ig' :« advance the director was reatising on his money— w= boribty the roads had been suffered to ran down, ) 4 16g an immediate and lerge increase of capt!al to ’ ir thern—she would have rold the stock short, too, in +: ocf buying, This to make such information plaia to » bat we write, We do it at the expense of a consider. »-» wen aot of hard feeling and hart words; but we can ts let them pass. dan « upe-imtenZent of the Carthagens canal has issued NEW the following commercial circular relative to the naviga- tion of and tolls on that work:— the of the Dique will be open from this to Calamar for boats ys vowels without eel: effects and embarkations DAN! ier Sr it. Deted a, Och, ', Superintendent From thin ft appears that the New Granada Canal and Steam Navigation Company have pushed forward their work with very unusual energy. They certainly are en- titled to much credit. Nota dollar of their stocks have been before the public, or bandied about Wall street; and their bonds, small in amount, have been taken by those who have been favored with an inside knowledge of the enterprise, to hold as an investment. The company, ‘we think, has managed its affairs very well indeed. They have, within a year, opened the canal sufficiently to war- rant them in offering the same as a means of commaunica- tion into the interior, and sufficient to entitle them to collect the tolls established by law. Their steamboats on ‘the river are earning large profits, and they have now ad- YVertised the fine steamship Osprey to run from this city to Carthagena, as a regular packet. By a letter fecetly received from ® very reliable merchant in Carthagenay we learn that the steamer Henry Wells, in her October trip up to Honda and back, made a net profit of over twenty thousand dollars, We also learn from the report of Mr. Gillett, the Superintendent of the canal, that the tolls now being collected, aceording to Jaw, will be sufli cient to render the csnal fit for navigation by steam- boaté—in other words, the canal wil! take care of itsely now without any further drafts on the company. The revenue from the canal wiil, of course, increase as it im- proves. Assuming this to be correct, the company are now earzing a very handsome dividend on its stock. It leaves to the credit of the dividend account the profit of ull of their steamboats, and the line between this city and Carthagena, Goods can now be shipped from this city to the interior of New Granada, by this canal. It must, from its natural position, control the trade of the river. The anvexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending and including Friday, December 7, 1855, dis- tinguishing the destination and extent of shipmenta to each place :— Commmce or Tux Port ov New Yorr—Va.us or Exrorrs. uy Pkgs. Value. Cotton, bales.. 599 $24,442 Flour, bbls. .6.857 58; 814 Wheat, bu.55,636 my 678 Ce 1 394 1,675 Hid 400 131883 Pot ashios,bbla 102 65050 3,600 W: ol gai. 3,108 4,000 Pid ore, ls Rice, tes... 4;200 Tobacco, hhds 30 4,798 LONDON, Flour, bbls..6,621 $02,050 Fustle, tons. 6 $100 Corn, ‘bush 5,480 reat 19 arr taeae, e102 Pe 1,080 644 Tobec'o, 1bs.29,344 Rice, ter..... 628 Pork. 50 1,698 Wok lis..5,180 17,244 bacco, chs, 91 3127 8. tp’e, bbis..1,730 24,672 W. bn’e, Ibs.84,415 17/245 5938) Rosin, Dbls 1,001 685 Earth, bbls. 481 Totals. ...eseae HAVRE. Cotton, bales, 10 $1,150 Flour, ‘pbis.26, 036 232/125 Wheat, bus. 22072 45,755 Pot ashes, bbls 155 Books, Rice, fes.... 125 4,982 Whaled’e,ib 12,528 6, Q. bark, casks’ 12 3)1 Dry goods, cs, 1 1; Pictures, box. 1 Total..s.ssecceers Cotton, bales. 261 $14,802 $190 Whest, pee 870 93919 450 667 sale 44,526 53,807 Coffee, bags. 115 1,621 Flour, ‘bbl 7,100 9,404 Pot ashes, bbis 49 1,786 Rosin, bbls...'986 2,735 Saltpetre,bags 99 2,631 Limento, bags 825 8,025 Segars, 8... 160 cco, hhds 136 5,630 Staves......17, 15 1,178 ware, cs. 20 10,000 —— = Fane, bbis..., 250 6,568 Total........,.. $128,028 GLASGOW. Cotton, bales. 12 $106 Drugs,es.... 87 $4,550 Flour, bbis..1,952 18,984 Togwood, tons 60 = 1,187 Wheat, bush15, 009 80,207 Oil, galls. oe 23,165 2,732 Laxd, los. .70;; 385, 8,687 Tobacco, Tbs.! 23685 355, LR. Goods, ‘bxs 47 2,196 1,591 Rosin, bols .,'407 Aah sice, tierces.. 50 Spm. cll, gls.6,333 Sp turpentine 50 BREMEN, Tob'eo, Ibs,.6,197 $1,663. I. R. goods, os OONSTANTINOPLE. Flour, bbls,.2,002 $16,226 50 $879 2 250 Cotton, 12 1,500 478 Lard, Ibs....7,096 "772 1,044 798 1,794 1;730 330 151 516 248 15,414 Flour, bbls... x: - 200 $1,000 Wheat, bushels 71,023 24,000 NUL Shsice sounded sts scavered choeayeii0di ts CON OOe Flour, bbls, 7,924 she “Lumber, £%.18,000 $1,500 Wheat 2,691 271,500 EMEDEN, Flour, bbls... 62 $820 Sugar, bus ...200 $4,410 Rye, buaheis.6,381 8,860 Treonails....5,011 866 cares otal .eeeee Whaleb’e, Ibs. 552 Gleven, cases. Total .. Beet, bile.... 250 $3,000 Tobac bhds, 25 $9,260 Pepper,bage.. 700 7,712 Staves....... Pimento 500 4,928 ‘ ‘hemes Beeswax, Ibs.2,361 638-—Total.........., $21,208 ST. SERRAN, 787 $7,060 Cars......... 203 $208 . 40” "B60 a 109 $1u,274 060150 $19,424 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLON: Flour, bbls,.1,719 $16,108 Butter, lbs. 832 $1,722 1,817 Piano... '200 2201 Tobacco,hhds, 8 973 tion Do., Iba.....5,406 4 seveees we eee ee 825,827 BRITISH WEST INDIES. $4,701 Bread, Vole... 100 $415 234 But 023 498 825 2 = (180 Mw 4M 15235 6 1,140 530 Bs randier, 4001800 ,000 1,200 Sugar, bola. 5 101 —— otal ves +4810, 706 ovma $512 Wh oll, gals, Lou $085 406 Rice, toi 1,789 992 Furniture, 64 Mor 2,298 Sadalery, ck 3 25 431 bxs..., 100 100 6,084 Shoots hds 13,061 24,809 Cneke,...s..5 96 "782 Ale, Dbls.....' 45 383 Cordage, pes. 25 863 Domestiesbis 8 300 Torp’se, bbls 20 860 Tobacco, Ibs.2,804 483 Hemp, bales.. 11 160 Droga,es..., 105 8,909 Candies, bxs, 31 281 Barley. 8 239 Salt, sacks a 620 Engin 1 3,900 996 7 ‘ont 1,109 Hate, 2 ae ‘469 China, ‘brs... 4 © 923 Yarn, pkgn.. 116 Gas tube, bdis 24172 Onions, erts,, 68 740 Faxcygoodac 14 770 Hoopa,... 81,847 3,958 Applesbbli., 60 100 Bone bl’, bls’ 491,113 —— Total er AYTI. Flour, bbls... 180 $1,530 Tobacco, bales 39 $400 2665 Bags... os: 350 473 amber, fi. ‘2,008 1,196 1,706 Hams, 1b; ne 1,413 Sugar, bx 185 Codfish, 1p0.48,878 1,005 Tobacco, Ths,se8 100 Hardware, ca, 8 '109 Shoos,es...., 2 107 Domestics, ba. 26 2,065 ameinae nico. toad byes be $1,000 Wine, bxs..., 4 "s72 Butter, Ios. a & 830 . goods. 1,052 Coatia +, Ibs. 12,900 "450 Kenint bole. 4,90 2200s Tobaces Teak 190 492 Hats, cases...’ 20 276 380, Demests 13 OT 116 Firecagine... 1 600 oat Canvass... 2 OT8 5 'Y good 46 779 = Drugs, boxes. 10 att ; Cora, bushels, 400 ©9500 1 bbis.... 60 1,040 Hy ‘Ibs, 4 833 Butter...... 6, 1,087 Hardware, os. 63 631 ‘8m. meat » 9 4.607 Osts, bi 400 250 4 bble.. 100 2,024 NEW GRANADA. Flour, bbls... 918 $9,107 Ibe. 3.938 07 ,674 1,687 855 "208 1 419 [48 3.874 100 155 170 1,188 6,006 844 165 2,502 205 4,234 2 517 8 940 76 18,230 Tobacco, os. 19 12 6,786 Boards,” + .-3,700 _ be $110 309 231 421 160 ne €10 028 Value of mdse. exported during the week. $2,098, 020 Total importation........+6s.+0000 1,670,402 Excess of exports over imports... .....sce0e poe Thisis something very unusual in the foreign trade of this port, particularly in the absence of specie shipments, The foreign demand for breadstuffy has become so active that the balance fa likely to be kept. pretty well down during the season. The f lowing is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to Decem- Total... .830,360,068 81,070,044 2,091,804 1,215,473 Net increase to Des. 6, 1855...6 0660 eese eee 716,391 The great feature of our export trade last week, is the quantity of breadstufls shipped to ports in Europe, Noarly three-forths of the totu! exportation wasin flour, wheat and corn, To Havre #!one, flour and wheat to the value of about two hundred and eighty thousand dolars were sent during the week. To nearly every European port to which shipments of any kind were made, we find either provisions or breadstuffe. The balance of our exports. tions was made up of the usual variety. In the face of these extensive shipments we find a limited importation, At this season we generally commence imports for the spring trade, and they are usually large; but this year: thus far, the amount has been small, -as will be seen by the annexed statement:— ComMERCE oF THE Port or Naw York—Vatve ov Imports. tity. Value, Quantity. we 62 $7,707 191 1,978 200 5,613, 1,019 593 27,847 41591 4H g. i 10,058 inugs— 223 ete? anus Colocynt Cream tartar. Bait Cam, flowers. 21,196 569 2,884 23078 428 500 Saltpetre. 5,088 Ovber articles — 1137 Dyewonds, &e— 0) Fostic., 131 Logwoud. 493 Oils 4... 6. 113 Olive oil, 245 10 452 18 8 4,078 — a age 10 a Fogravings.. 5 2,104 De, hanging 2 416 Farihenware, 36 1/090 eran 2 500 Fr 7% 18,894 Spi 18,059 2 704 Salt 3,450 Felting .... 2 825 Seeds... » 6 1,032 Fars, 27 (11,861 Sugar, hhds.. 725 20,683 Fith, — 1,863 Do. bx &bga.5, a 42,723 Flax... 20 651 Stationery... 3,020 Gla*s ware 3 ‘Tes,cn . 5 Glass plate... 3 Mirror plare.. 54 Ha'r’s goods, 30 Heney....... 16 Murice] ine'ts 13 Nautics] do.. 4 Optical do,. 2 Jewelry... a Value of geceral merchandise put on the mar- ket during the week . Do. dry goods do Totol importations. ‘Three or four articles of universal consumption, form the bulk of the aggregate:—Coflee, amounting to $129, 369; segars, $51,639; sugar, $72,406; tea, $164,207, were imported. The bslance is made up of tho usual variety. Stock boy i bs tat 8 10000 : Saturpay, Deo, 8, wert pond = "RR aio st Wes ined 1000 Erie 24 M Bon 2000 Erie C Bds "71 1000 80.. 100CHudRIstMBde, 80COHudR3dM Bas. 2000N TalatbiGorL., 49-00 Il] Cen R Bas. b30 105 400 Iils Cent RR.b3O 94 & Third Avenue RR 48 94Ga & Chicago RR 120%¢ 12 do, 1a 200 100 1035 175 Ch & Rk Is RR. 3 88 45 Mil’ke & Miss, RR 85 he BOARD. $1000 fa let M Gosh L 150 rhs Eicie RR, 484 16000 11 Cen R B.b10 tx 25 p 6000 do... 48 bi 2000 Chi &RTRBAs 94 5 ahs Metropol Bk. 110 100 Nie “ig diy 6 CITY TRADE REPORe. SaturpaY Dec &—6 P. M. Asime.—Sales were confined to some 20 30 dbla., with- out change in prices. Ihe stock includei 538 bbls. pots, and 80 do pearls. Breapertr78.—Flour—The market was heavy,and trans- actions confined to some 8,000 a 9,000 b>is.. Included in which were common and extra State at 88 75 a 88 87 at fon y and low @pades of extra Wentesn at $4 1 $9 26, The sales included some Celi reries, on contract, at the market prices, Tho demant for export was ver, Ihnited, and common closed very dull, and difficalt of ea’e, at quotations, kates Genesee was unchange |; Canadien was dell at ve & $10 25, for common and extra graces; Southern was i with sales of 600 a 800 bbla., ut $0 25 a $0 75 for wi 84 © sor gee and 39 758 ”” or. frteesbarg ml extra, with were at $11; Hexal and Galegos were held at $12 600 $13; the supply in market war very light. W heat was inactive, and sales limited, thougn p: ice: were uvebanged. Ifanything, sellers were rather atiffer on prime lots. The tranasctions were confined to some M bong @ 8,000 burhels, included in which were about 00 Cansdian white, at $220, and smali lots of Ten- psd red were at about $2 10, and Wes:era de. on private *erms. Southern white was nominal. Corn— market was rather easier. The sales om- braced about 20,000 @ 35,000 bushels Western mixed, at 8c. from store, $1 afloat and delivered. new Southern ranged from O4e. a M6e. — Rye continued firm, with sales of about 16,000 ee eee he at $138 $134 0 $155, a goo pert of which woe for export. Oats were dull, with sales of State ant Western at 480. « Corvex —The market by donde though lew acti The - soles re 400 begs 8 aud 500 mats of Java ME ‘A few hundred bags of Rio were sold at about Llc. Conca, —Theye wos a slight rally in the market, whigh packets were firm at $1 for ‘asked for cotton, and FRvIT was more ao!tve, and sales of 2,000 a 3,000 boxes of branch raisins were mace, chiefly all 10 first ‘mands, at $8 50 for whole boxes, $1 76 ‘tor halves, and 90¢. for quar- ters. a market continued firm, with moderate sales at 800. & Hues continued in fair demand, including sales for future delivery, included in which were reported 12,000 California, ramored at 183¢c. 6 months. Prices were sustained by light receipts and reduced stock, estimated at about 26,800 LiaTHRR.—Prices were well supported, though holders were dispored to meet ee Ley og 5 Losin cate freely. ihe receipi, sales and stock, give us follows:— 12,250 pe | oe 13,600 Navat, Storss.—Sales were light. About spirits tus var ‘were sold at pee O1.—Linseed has not been influenced by the foreign news. Sales were made of whole parcels at 930,, and from store at 94c. a 95c, Crude whale was quiet. Ret ranged trom 90c. %92c., 400 tierces and barrels, Lard continued scarce and Puovinions.—Porksales of 100 barrels old mess was made at $20, and 100 4 200 barrels new megs at $20 25, Prime was at $18.- and Western prime mess at $19 50, Sour mess was ip fair demand at $19, and sour prime at $13 25. Beef—The ma: ket was unchan; with sales of about 200 darrele country prime at $9 1% a $10, and coun- ory mess at $10 76 & $12; $14 a $16 60 for repacked Wes- tern, and $16 a $17 for extra Western. Dressed hi weet. wanted at 830. a 8342. Green hams were 10jgc. Lard—The sales embraced about ‘yoo barrels, ‘ne avai Bis at 12% 0c. a 12%e, Butter was in fair do- mand at 24¢. a 300. for State, and at 18¢. a 280, for Ohto, Cheese vold ut 93¢c. a 1136. Rice.—SAles of avout 00 casks were made at 4}¢c. a 5ijc. The market clored heavy. S¥ICES.—About 100 bags of pimante ee sold at 1lc., and 10 cases of nutmegs at 90c. a 92%0. SucaRs,—The market was firm, wil ie demand for export. The sales embraced about 3,500 boxes, in bond and for export, at 6c. a 650 ; and 100 hogsheads of Cuba murcovado at 730. a Tie. WriskBy.—Sules of 400 a 600 barrels of Ohi> and State prison were made at 39340, a 40c.; and 200 barrels of W. and D, at 40c, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. HOUSES, ROOMS &C., WANTED, ORNISHED HOUS’ WANTED—BEIWEEN OHAM- bers and Twelfh sireets, and near Broadway, wilh m¢ dern ieepeotocennes gas, &e, Rent from Sis0 to Fig Good a num; to be Good reler- thce’given, “Address Leman, Herald oflee, ART OF | A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, SUITABLE for a gevtleman, wile and servant. Keference exchanged. meee 7. |. D, Munn, 262 Broadway, stating terms and "ca. ‘ANTED—A SUIT OF ROOMS FOR A CLUB; ONE pulley large for a billiard room, betwees 8 Blesoker and Fourteenth street rent. Address Inde pendent, Herald offices” ANTED—PURCHASERS FOR A VALUABLE BE. ceipt tor making ® useful arilole, walch any active por- yon can readily sell at @ pron of trom four to Ave dollses per day; the best uriicle for pediars ever invent nd no hum- baee te Brey family wants it, pis of receipt, 2% cents. Ad- Unyton, box 380 P oat ofice, Ba Baitimore, Md. gets TO LRASE-THE GROUN! ‘D FLOOR OF A house in a good locality in Ree arp mp ew the et r, for barroom Purpose. ‘Address P., box 4,612 Post ‘i MUSICAL, ANJO, BANJO, BANGO. THE BANJO TAUGHT IN six lebsons. ‘Terme $6 in advance. My Is oF! and easy. ‘The best ranjos in New York on band, from $i 50 to $40. “The best Lng | in New York, which I can prove. H, P, JAOUBS, 102 Chatham street, REAT SACRIFICE IN PIANOS—ON ACCOUNT. OF ickness, mit st be sold this week to close the concern, six splendid new instruments, $100 less On euci tian the maker's prices for.the same; perieot in tone, touch and finish. Fully warranted, at 6) Walker street, four doors from Brondwi W. USBORSE & 10. LA GRANGE PIANO-OBGUE, 629 BROADWAY. newly invented plano, w ches ob) honor at the exbibition in This eee ert bed ine ee and tbe een ee stems, imted can be peed either logetber or se} ly, greatest: rovement made in'plavotortea, "Tobe seen at 02) Uroadray. 1 Fi SIGNORA ELIZA ter eesioton a oe DOFNA fessor of has New profesor of singt ‘Tork after ¢ € successful concert oar st ‘eighteen pond tn Los D at the residences of the ladies, ad oan'bo sees “ eboek tu SF Me r¥2 House, 97 Chambers street, every day, trom! USICAL—MRS, HARRIETTA A. —- BEGS LEAVE to intorm her friends and the ladies of New York, firook- lyn and Jersey Cily, that she continues to give instruction on ¢ pianotorte and singing at her residence, 530 Hudson street AOTELS, Ts, GLOBE HOTEL, petted OF FRRANKFORT AND Willam sts, ts, ay, a furnish single rooms with good beds, &e., at 26 and ei cach per night. Also nics rooms for gentlemen and t the families, Me Mews mals served atell houra, A LH HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. D. es CRUE. hotel, situaied baif way between the Presi undersigned for ‘TIO: ‘rate nouse #ud the Capitol, i) been leased by the @ terms of seara. and bas been refurnished and improved broughe out, making i. in ad its ap) hote) in the country. The bouse ts pe son of the public. Wiki. ‘GUY, Proprietor. .RK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET, LUD 4 gate Hill, London —The above house ta centrally silusted las an excellent coe room, ten or twelve, private ait roma, retween forts and fily light aly bedrooms, a rood fmokiig room, warm, cold and ht porter, ip aliendunce, wn hed chat rk Heralds filed. “THOMAS rier | ielor of the Crown and Scep‘or, and Ship Taverns, Ee ch) tenders hin grateful thanks to his Atuerteantricads f be tavors he has so long enjoyed at their hands, and solicits + « coatinued patronage and recommendation, ready. HORSES, ¢ CARRI wast HORSE FOR SaLB FAST TROTTING road borse Brimstone. but eleven wpe bie \ectly sound apd kind, o! trea ott and em the read. Will be sok uy applied. for tase lan, Kast New rely, Can be seen at the stables F°:, SALE—A BAY CANADIAN MARE, 434 YRARS oid; sound, kind gentle in any harness or under the saddle, a fast iraveller. &c. A box buggy wagon, harness, blanket, &¢ Will be sold low aa the owner has no farher usc ‘ur them, Can be seen at Rice’s club stables, 204 Fourth st, SORREL HORSE, OVER SIXCKEN ind in all barnew, free and wiyllsd driver tor, cart, or expreseman, or ud of for, which a sad rae maybe iéeded-—wil be wold N. REYNOLDS, 182 Sulfolk street, it OR SALE A BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, BIX yearn old in ve! ahd saddle horse, kind, ‘sound a ber wagon, Whip and harness, CO 'S stable, corner of Fourth aveane ‘et, or at 108 Broadway. [JOR SALE—A BAY HORSE HANDS HIGH, SIX i) “yearw old, sound, kind, ‘waveller, @ fins ‘saddle Lvs, = very andsom & box w wagon, harness and 'p. Apply at BRADLBY & (Oh “suanle, corner of Four myenne aa | highte Broadwa; way. yOR SALE—A TLANDSO} z BOBTAILED PONY-BUILT bay mare, 16 bands high, kind in harness; will be sold (or 1g, the owner having no use for her. Appl Cr atin ‘9 RIGHT, agent of the La Farge buildings, 239 Broadway, aud very D} FOR SALES A BROWN HORS! 1544 hands high, kind in single arse, Will stand without tyin d harcess. Inquire of KICH AR! SEVEN YEARS OLD, r double harness, good alo yw hight Lad DARLINGS, corner of ninth avenue aod Sweniy-fourth atreet, northeast corner. In ‘ulre for three days at the above place, LEIGHS- L¥IGHS—SLFIGHR A LARGE ASSORT- ment of fancy slelghs, one, two and thre seated; 4/90. ‘all made in the best manner, steel shoes, ead equal to for ‘tle, workmanship or durability. Please call and ‘Samine theta before purchasing elsewhere, at 112 Wacrea reel, ORDWAY & KuMER. WARTEDSA HORSE, SIX OR oe Y&ARS OLD 1b'4 bands bigh, that can trot in 2:50 in harness, with » free, naitiral gait, sound, hind nd free fom 3 len inquire Mr, iiiem Ry der’s livery stavie 9 ) YOUNG COUPLE WISHING TO COMMENCE 4 keeping can procure the necessary articles at a «1 sacvifice, as the owner has no use for them. Call at 103 ‘ryatie street, without delay, Batty °4 AND FANCY Mella hd ARRROOA EWS 4 SLACEY btiee for onle, the most ertaraive assort peut of taney gname led aud French furnitire in th led Bates, at reduced prices, Rvary variety of mattresses pailaanes, pllown, bolsters, Ac. at manw/acture act {URNITURE WANTED TO HIRE OR PURCHASE. A Hest or parlor turpitnre complete, tthe amount: of abowt et urchased,to tor i small $nd whited, rent 1 be peed mouihly ia, sdvapost’ with secari) 1 frames; wth sea ‘or te proper use off.” Address J. ©. B., Herald oftice, COAL, NOAL —FIRET QUALITY ‘OF RED ASH, STOVE AND Caer caer © we city, or i és ‘a FERGUSON, (HEAP GOAL—@ FOR Tit VERY BRST RED ai oF wove si coal dein ‘ol in good ord a y. N, B—Bestquality nth id te ta 280 Flest avenue. ruse of Plicsnts street, pea cement JOKE FOR SALE—THR BE BES: «XD CHRAPHST FU . in ibe city, for gon ro sot parlor use, iy orteve by th; eayehcans ne at he Mandatten Ge Ger Werte Tenth avenue. Price $4 per ron, My im any part ‘of the eity. OCULISTS / AND AURI STs. \WE EYE AND BAR DR. ‘BINGS « Lownsakns fake the attention of ote to thet ora stiog in ing the eye ané ear. Bey ve restored to person s born blind. They money returned. Amaurosia perfectly cured. serie. Uflige, 499 Droadway. HERALD, ean — 10; 1855. SEE ODE en__ AB ere wee eae —Per pron at 7 Feeney ‘Y, pat ‘ABD ae ag al ihualong MADISON woanele .—A GENTLEMa@ rt or one or two s waned are ad SS or 176% 5 een ra 4 sea oa ‘ rome, Hoe sepia oeralomca eat was perk ol with modern cont References ex- HUDSON 8TR! FRONTING 8T. JOHN'S 147 141 a cn nee Geese eer: oot be with all : TweLrtit 1 STREET, NEAR SECOND ASRECRe— 14 on the second for Jet, with’board, Bea dead atenenat i partie only need apply need apply. F al bos 5 RIGHTE: ‘STREET DESIRABLE SUITS OF ROOMS ‘also, sing’ Cae eas eee. bata bog NEAR BROADWAY—A 5 Jarge front room on the » neatly rurnished, to let to one or two gentiemen wills or without board. 53 Be Lat agp tines STREET —A SINGLE pkey tecommodated with » comfortable ro. second floor, with or widout beard.” 5 ) BARCLAY _GTRRER, —FUBNISHED ROOMS TO lot, at 60 Barclay street, Apply Immediately. 47% WEST TW) 1¥-FOURTH STREET, BRIWREN rR ag ay without board. ‘4 10) CARROLL fs, BLEROKER GTRERT.—THREE at fers rossceat octecameny tostiiag er ee aeere teh ae ree arm by AP ve THOMPSON 85 STREET, TH THREE DOORS FROM CANAL. ith qn furnished or nian cahientebed ceseaat wii or with or without ‘ acta ‘AND WIFE OR A PEW SINGLE GEN- the sroond Hocr, front, handsomely ‘turabbed,, wide hoard: ‘No chlidren or servants taken. None but’ partios of Ty respec ability need apply. References exchanged. GENTLEMAN AID WIFR, on 20 et hk ‘be accommodated wi furnished roo: and cod bod board. in ‘» private tamily, whe a of pisno, House new; has modern rovements; neighborhood gentec!. Ap ply ‘8t210 West iain first street. References excbang od. i» GENE GENTLEMAN. AND WIFE, OR WO LINGLE GEN- ye accommodated pleasant tront Ho ore pa Cea eitaced aed bear” in in mnddern house aL 1g West Six centh street, belween Sixih and Seventh avenues, op ge A At Seine, et Tis 362, Brain witl receive — io hosing’ ‘and Shnersaparste ‘OL Reuorpakerr ee BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, AT $10. DORhRAn's scolemy son Boas The teech- ers are practical bi y the Ly taught become ‘lene and ra short time. ee Tone teeta ONLY = aera ARITH tween Ninth and apis = Sa ms EBLLEMOOD, : i ‘beginning. such, tee ay com Fe x rivate lessons. at his’ rooms, or Fulton street, Brocklyn, Seer route ay re prices, shorthand, at moderate ariiimetio, ae’, a 00) WRITING, £0.—MR. BoGERVILLE, to Urondenay where be hes angi eh eminent success fr iho past Gat years, ia Teccivieg eae ae. ‘a depla upon mach lower pasts yous, teacher. 11 struction i fed, and readily able in praction. ee Sarena OOK KEEPING, PORTER £ DIXON, 0 NG, or ak tag TAI , rAvGeE BY era FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND BED- ‘on the sevond floor, single room, with or Sibett posed ‘Appiy at iit Grand tareot' tow dsora weal Als PLEASANT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN Fogel nay 3 on very reasonable terms. Also two or taree for single persons, Apply at 20 Greene st. Memen, with full or Rarnisbed or PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH NO SMALU CHILDREN, in the Second story, would let to a gentleman an Ca his wife, or two single gen: Bieta] aut proms cold and hot water, baths, gi &. seer peed Ey i ‘at 121 Wen Twenty: vsecond ‘atree root, bet ont Sixth events avecues. References exch an, oan Wit wor get BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED poaveaes near New York Bate we Whe tie comforts ate epee «ae Dtaner it Go’e'ook. Par'orand aaa room connectlag on Si ac cameeieiaa eid Apply as above. 08 RD.—HANDSOMELY FURN ISIBD BOOMS, SUIT- able for gentiemnen and thelr wives or ag tony CE core with tui or osrd can be hed at I plane, corner: of Bleecker and Laurens streets. Bath and gas in the pouse. OARD.—A GENILEMAN AND HI8 AE! AF Pook A tow singls gentlemen can be accommodated with »oard, where they can have all the (a of @ bome: aie. afer nished parlor and bedroom; all the modern improvements. Cali at No.9 Bt, George's place, Thirteenth strect, "botwees. First an 1 Becond avenues, CARD —A, PUBASANT SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND Noor fromt, with board, me} be secured, by a asieet inily, for the searen, at 108 Kast Foareeath 61 ‘8 desirably located, newly finished, and furnished with, sik modera Inuproversenta and ‘conveniences desirable tor a class residence. References ed. OARD IN TQORL SN FAMILIES gentlemen in searob of a comfortable home, at cbary (Cull beard partial do. $4; rooms, Fy ipo fa any wey the toa aatithias me ply to, THOMAS TOYNBRE, Toynbeo's. place, Brooklyn, OARD IN BEC oee. IN A ht og FASE TS ‘Vbree or four single genilemen can be sccommod: with partinl Pleasant rooms, cpa venisuste the tures J pie and coat reguired, by Spplying at 193 isridge street es exchanged. ORD Mabey ye IN A GENTEFL PRIVATE BOARD- ing Louse, b; entieman, for bimseli, Se and three children, ages vehi ren between 12 and 7 y: will require {wo communicating rooms on second or third floors, with kas end fuel. Location east of Broadway, between Fourteenth and Twen'y-fitth streets Address, Hoa:der, Union square Post on stating lowest terms, locution, &c. References given end requ OARD WANTED FOR A LITTLE GIRL biel - Sears old, in a family where there are no other ven. ‘The child ts pretty and interesting. As an equivaica: ( 3 the board mnusic lescons wi 1 ibe given by a comaeient teahar. Addrers T. M.1., Hi OARD “WANTED.—TWO 0 oRntay WISH A WELL furnished reom, with fire artial 1,226 Post office, stating terms OARD WANTEVU—FOR A°GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ‘a small ferniahed room in a private family, where the oestlon. be moy do not exceed $5 per week. Address Heary, Herald «fice, OARDIN' 7 a AND wn Bobet oR two ger be acoommodated with s veatly far hed room pany “stlached; Sieg em upper rovme ecilabl: Atthe’ ploasanlly’ situated house 27 Norih Moore streets “Pais in the bow ved k YOARDING.—23 VARICK eer CORNER OF Beach, opposite St. John’s park; # larce room, hand- comely furnished, suitable for a Fatally, oF two single genue men; bath and gas in the house. Keterence ¢ exchanged. OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TWO ot part an rooms, with exc! bat om the rame Voor, furnished cr tiifurplsbed, or a patior and | edroom to one or two gentlemen or 2 AY en ‘with or without yartial board. The howe ls located 224 stree,t opposite Wasbington square. ARDING.—A | PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A first class ‘superior iessant rooms {o ren’, with board. apply at now No. 170 Wost 2a treet, Dear Th avenue. Boazvixc—s GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN oda‘ed with a second oe front room, tur. hed or vnfurnished, with large pantries and gas. Also, rooms for single genvemen, wilhin five minu'es’ wa'k of South a so street ferries, Inquire at 41 Congress street, South yn y [jOARDING AT 9 WARRKN STREET —PLEA3ANT 1 y roma io let, to gentlemen, with full oF partial hoard. ne large room, with pantry aitached, suitable fur a gox'ie- tran and his wie, op second floor. “Prices woderateand ‘© comfortable home,’ Day boarders taken. JPURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.—THRER OF {cur gentlemen oan be accommodated with suite of hand- vomely furnished rooms, and break sat if desired, at 915 Broad- way, three blocks above Union ENTLI pod CAN BE ACOOMMOD ATED WITad PLEA fant board, avd large or amall rooms, by applying at Vepry street, Brooklyn.» eer ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE FIRST and second floors to let, to gentiemen, ina private family, with or without board, ‘The situation ts quiet = Pleasant, pear Washington ‘square; gasand bath ia the house. "Apply at NE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND A peasant furnished room on the second floor, in a oe efd quiet hou-e. Alto, one gntieman, can be ercommodate! with part of a room on floor, Terma reasonable. Hot ‘old and shower baths free. Inquire at 64 Walker street, vcore west of Broadway. PARTIAL BOARD AT MODERATE RATES two fentlemen can be accommodated with comfortad!; ae rt brats sei Ly ey tea, and dinee, ‘a use) where, (bey can enjoy ww he com Tocatdon la destrabia and neceast trustnens, inthe Immediate viciey of Bi ‘Thoraas cu address Sweet Home, Hera, od ' te PBs TENOARDING. —ONE OR TWO ROOMS, EITHER furnished or unfurnished, ean be had, with board, in Private fansly reaiding mt 290 Fourth avenue. opposiie Gaivaey b ¢ house Is pleasantly loca/ed, had gas, baths, &-, de. References eschungea ° five Te Ag ohn) prem il eeeer. (GRATER. beard. The fami’ Mint be of the y mi tigen at recpelalyre re \iding convenient to Broadway. ‘ont cflice, GENTLEMEN —A PRIVATE PAMILY HILY DESIRRS TO let to eee. 8 De th pantry, «baths rec alaag. ‘ud ous od or two co jncation desirable. Stages oO ceoned floor Jortabie rooma on the third floor. pasa the deor, Apply at 721 Houston street, T° GENTLEMEN IN THE GROCERY (AND PROVISION Lusiness—Suitable aceomtmodations for a gentlemr n and gootlemen. tn a opindeet jos where the board Would fe Apply a! 186 Washington st., Broonlyn. ken in groceries WANTED. BOARD 7 A LADY, ‘WHOSE HUSBAND intends betny during, the wlater, in @ strict ve¢ femily, ‘where bo ‘ouhes boarders are ‘taken, ection ve weren Seaew aut Twenty fiMh streets, dress M. KB. , He- rola offiee. ANTED—FOR A LA r Aan RD GENTLE r N, 7 sah Two rooms, with board (partial era ‘irocese, and Thirteth. streets, of on ‘Kast. Be va ‘terme aot (oenoeed Sr “ pn WAXIED. BY A GENTLEMAN, AND WIFE, A GOOD room, furnished, and B,xtrelly, private by Bathe ro fonuily. where sere are vo oi! tu yer month Stl be @ je. Fi od een ress box s.Beb owt ofice- P SERVED UP MUGS em onan, the Ouk Palace, Hy babe {rm te Th aay events 27 47 Falon’s Dt hon Ons language four persaus in for the Position VEe 8. GOLDOMITH, $63 sroadwaye iene Brooklyn. er abn LESSONS IN THE FRENCH LAN- C. FABREGAN, & Frevch tearher, Address, 7 om bi4 Fe a at a ‘at the office of the Courier des Hiats BERGIER RE classes are now her residence, No. 300 avenus beiween ineteenth for ® course of French nisin each clans, commence on Monday, Deo. 10; ciesees in the eens gentlemen's ‘lasven ie the evening. fo vaie M. Dubos attends twice a f oaoag ae buboEt No, 13g Clinton place, first private houss TRENCH AND QEUMAN PRIVATE LESSONS, TRANG: tating, &e —The undersigned "passe presertned by government on tue canis ent of hasep ablished Broome street, aoe WRITING CLASES Tit SUBSORIBER will receive new pu] y fie we vate inatruction, at his ele; at Fulton street, Brookiyn. himself at bis recent lace, e Fe room 24, ib 18 bagper war, end Gul. Bet EARN TO, WRITE Tire ate | ARE MODE. rate, the risk none, the result invariab| niors of the press. letters from eminent publfs men sad onited femlssius of of thousands of pupils, are {he gasrantnce of competeney sepeee of red by OLIVER B. GULDSMI fH, 162 Broadway ny RIV A’ and +, and 277 F ulion stece!, Brook:yn. 7B SCHOOL.ENGLISH, FRENCH. GRRMAX taught by a netive, % Jenguag Perents Mo oan Ja throu bh “odtucation test children, nowy gend tl 44 Thompson sireet, or to the school, 129 West Thirty. first street. RIV A’ pils reosieel baly, at the elegant rooms ie ‘ne 262 broadway and 2/7 Fulton Sry OLIV! TE poo gkenglt das In beg geer ne 2 Lae the higher branches of mathematics. \ MERICAN PORCELAIN. —WE ARE a a UPD, etent at South the charles house detice. we ’. EAThERSON £6 a Go. i ‘Wiltam st, sqents of the American Porce ‘uring Company, ' ‘Groucester, New Jersey. bee ge TRANSPARENT Sisar teeea tak ae cared Judge | birdeall x) paint nearagl “Hyena nothing . ual to them for aina, bruises, weak lungs, raeans inna recommend them. “Blade only by RS, NEWHAw, | ty Hudson street, and for sale by druggists generally. Price 1 236 conta, Obs <- FOR CORNS,’ BY MADAME BERHARD, NO. 167 Bowery, east aide, between Broome and Delancy streets. madame B. rer beet infor doced her ioe, iH mania woes pain, and orbs, bun! be leant wt heme, to enable ver 000 19 ve free from im Pp wiht rer roy ped at [wlohe or n lence. Persona can be attended t br at Madame B.'s residence, (rom 1 until 7 o'clock, i cocnoen bi | ['gammnons RECKIPTS FOR ee uID HAIR DYE, byzantine “hatr ie i ree id, “hale resiorative, bloom of roser elle w freckle nelle, ceutrioce, eon’ de boug doe, Re , warranied pomade eroel equsi to gay im se, easily inde by any lady Or tema one-eighth the usual ot on price refunded. o sates se treadway, 168 and 366 8 and 73 Hudwoa et vision st’, 136 Righth vent, WS 420 nil 454 ‘Grand wt. Price 2 cents, or forward of 25 cents, Address M. DrCaineron, bor 22 Pea ofce Brookiyn. Magia Fron “au, ‘aud for sale by rine & oo, MB Soe South AND Boyt tf Mad tad OF FIRST QI vA- nfactur ‘aient Cord. rm SANDE SALT REEUM REMEDY ‘AND! SARSAPARILLA are the most speedy. ond certain remedies for rofuln, salt rhetn, mpd ail ssorsatio or cu'eneone erup'iona. she one applied externally pevetrates the pores of nd abporhs \ orifies the blood, secretions; co- operating with each other, thy never fall fo effect a thoran manent cure. nd NDB, d the skin, the virns asit appears, the other taken inwardly, and removes all unhealthy ee eae PO bre B. & ‘uiton stree! druggists, BO wo | oe. STAITA, STAIRA —HANDRAILING, THAT fofricaie tut beautttul branch of ea ené mou! tara, ell t, at 128 Grand street, near “tine DES MINES er bp iy! iting bE? ANC DELA eu deents tor the superior to band Isbor, and at half the cost, and ali way. rs) Company Omer ive, vi ew gy, H.VAN rpentering, now worked ded by suschinery, to sait aoy kind ber straight, windiog clroular or stipe, nad far Broadwa; = Montagne, France et Belgique.—The sabserivers, be ane ofthe blanc de ninco the Vieni Moniagne , Are prepared to cp iy dealers from warehouse oF NG & SMITH, 48 Broad ot, Picts ss 6 CANAL STREET, « Jarge Assoriment of ihe latest Battorhs of stove stoves, {aaniels, erates and kitcben ranges, for sale on terme *toves put np and apie fraal furnished for sane; grates set, moves ord a0) Soap stone griddies wholesale ond etal IKE VESTRIS BLOOMS —IT 18 SAID THAT } MADAME Vesirin, who is remarknble for her beauty. ne jtere tee iflee has been Capt. Comstock. ef the rleemer Balt cured of a severe atinck of cbroole rheumatism in days 15'Dr. Tovina's celebrated Venitten rg se recipe, I Tie Vee'rts Hicomms ot OR, Ls Ea ir. lobe imponsie J ancorer tot wae ny of the Common costnetics ot the prevent day, but owes athe en Se oe lexion to ncn Thi. proparniog of aa net oer Cad WONDER OF THE AGR!—DR. TOBIAS'S VENE- 1b Liniment is warranted to cure cholera colic, ses-stek- Hens. chrowye rheumaliem. vomidegs cuts, burns, old sores, che and pains of all kinds, or » tooth nO pay. GRYAT CUPE FOR REEUMA' Mra? ae was FROM 100 BLT OR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE. Naw You, Jan. 5, 1885. Tobine— Dear tir: Please send mo ae mee corer et ont Veneinn Liniment, and allaw me to state at the same time that whenever | have used it for rheun atie toh ache. Ae., it han been attended with fanmenate relist eral of my frierds aiso use Im ‘and bear testimony figh value. "t em, ‘dear slr, peur? very veapectaing rao K. Lexow. MUKMATION OF TWO YEANS CURED 18 TWENTY PovA HONS. New Youn, Deo. 5, Pear sip: T canne! allow myself tobe ‘lon to respect to sour TH To Dr. TOBIAS, No. 0 Cortinn Price 2 ena £0 cents, fold by atthe valuable Venetian Lintment, as I anffered two. "1 - Tratirm, and have been Wesked by several phoseinus and wed wred many patent medicives wi nt) to try youre, and, means of any one te ews) comple nt being vohaed it will afford me yn ion hokg Sead t Will condrm Te ahov cas Wine Int oct oo ae fen Wada Ro. 377 Wasbington street, GAFORD, JR., 603 BROADWAY, HAS JUMr A. snabed “wp y ina iat, is bas on ton” ot selves at a Tit by are iat hia oom St adore umber, fFobise, dc., for eale iow.