The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1860, Page 7

SIPS NG. SPaing 50 SEEmEPOOH, LONDON a GLASGOW, at Queenat and, bark calling rn, lretand, to land and embark, pes Fesnanty Company's, ‘nena Clyde: palt ios sorew to @ail ae foliowes— ROM BOW YORK YOK LIVERPOOL. barter ‘Sete Jan. 28 ‘OF BALTIMORK. ~+4 Feb. iL ee Satarday, ‘rom pier No iN. ‘otra cham rovarn tickets, available for aix monibe, ‘from Li Jarpon! or /iaagow ee ‘Geratics of Ene es from Liverpool and Glasgow "Phose tecnmers ave ve eapertor sovommmoduiin, fr peasen- Ft ca nee watertight compartments, and ‘Siet Cont paseene sopiy sh alassttnonmpser ALB, 15 Broadway, New Fe ee q N13 An NTIO_AND PACIFICO STEAMSHIP COMPANY, (FORMERLY OTHE VANDERBILT LINE") FOR CALIFORNIA, be United Sales mails on this route, ment. OF EACH MONTH, ages ibe old eetabiiebad whart, tat of Warren wirnet, favorite sigameblp NORTHERN LIGHT will le leave Xow Bometir tea 8 ‘BAM. Aap sew fort sTaR sril succeed the ‘Northera Light, leav- line having an extra steamer, both at Pans- a Asstawel. to on ensure prompt connecton any, Gissgow, 10 Wi He be of passengers bs pi Te PS oe la compan} r ‘Went street, foot No. 177 West DB ALLEN, Agent. N. B.—: ‘An persone are forbid trasting any’ ons ‘one On account Of the above ships or owners. LIVERPOOL, CORK AND ALL THE PRIN- GT hal dies or Grew rae ang And the Contizent of Europe, BAL MATL OCFAN STE awstire COMPANY'S First class full powered Ciyde bnilt Steamers every Saiurday from Pordand, carrying the Canadian and ited Siates wall sod passengers. wngarian, Capt. J ‘Nova Sootian. Capt. Borland. bernian, | pt Metaser, North American, Capt. alton, forth Briton, © a new). om) Capt, Baten at p, building. 300) ‘Shortest, cheavest and quickeg. sea passxge. Rates of passage from New Tork to Quesnsown or TAver- pool tacluding free tisket by Stonington Mall Lene to Boston, ‘Gnd by Boston and Matne Ratirosd to Portland: ela anoorting 0 ancora at $54 anit $30. 6, fornd with cooked provisions. $30. Wa tickets—Firs class, $130 wud S100; nioernge, $50 Certificates issued for bringing out passengers from all the Driccipal owas of Grest Britain and ireland at reduood rates, For ‘reight or apoly to the Oompa SlnEr or Ae ARUEC BS Brosdwar, Now York, and 19 Water street, Liverpool, Queensto vn and Cork, J. A. Wo! WU leave for Havre, to athampton to land the ‘And passengers, On Satur, eb 4 at twelve o'alock, ‘river, font of Haach atreot ‘This ablp bas five water-tich Soaiocs, 9 Wh fa the erat 0 Mot reach them, and the p Bevoty of the cease] und DRE" eae wipro of panmaze in yecond cain 37 and $50 Por {reight or passage apply to W. 8. DRATTON, Agent, No.7 Broadway " HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S a r ren vial stesmship: TEUTOMTA, Sept. Tone, wil eare for Southampton, Loudon, Havre ‘ Ew EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, cabin in 80), moscnce $85. ) arcand cabin $60, ‘ AR RONIS ‘il follow on the intot Hach, passaxe 80817 © RICHARD & BOAS, 151 Bro.dway. NAVIGATION COM- SLABTIC weorat ee MATL STEAM NAVIGATION OOM: Line ‘ork will be ine molouad and powerful steam- eCRO RIA, Captain Campbell, Pie ‘will leave on N.F, to ee see thr has Ee HOLLAND & 00., Agents for the line, 64 Broad RA, CAPT. MOODIR, LIVARVOOLSTEA AMSBIP JU! (OODTR, J il Wodnenley, 200) QUNAID, 4 Bowling Oreen. M IRELAND TO NEW YORK BY 8TB. ‘booked from Queenstown, Ireland, to Ne: that stonrn n in Baier, ‘three thes For pees 33 spol} a the Legs or di ALK, Agent. ASB A R TO LIVERPOOL BY amas OLD. ree OF be L edeneestg ede yy ht rel rer isotationtraice, Drafts on rarions Denki Ireland. ply to WILLL AMS & GUION, 40 Fulton street, yr Avance OF THE UNITED STATES MAILS. LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, bee! Vik PANAMA RAILBOAD, EXTRA \ STREAMERS PANAMA AND ACAPULCO. ‘Regular days 5th and 20th of each month. Monday, Fe Feb. 6, at2P. ‘The. North’ AUantic Bemsahip’ Company will déspeteh the splendid bteamship USTRALIA PIONEER LINE—BSTABLISHED 1853— - pao mena ate ces . White, commander, sr loading at pier 14 Fast river, and will mtesiy ‘ship to eall from this port for Melbourne, peace eeemin hundred erro. Se stony ax eee fi Cretght or passage ‘board, BOW. Ne 6 Bowing Green. Sight ustralia. tons of I aW ORLEAND, TEXAS AND MEXICO. ee! Ni NB, e' fork and New Orleauk Steawanio w Orleans via Havens, to sail on Friday, Jaa. eae ae. United States ova! eteamahip D! z D. Bi jer, will commence ‘0 receive freight ov eee wh ‘4, at apes ey pA oop ge Sar Hiocth river. Tare teres ee nee, SSVINGETOM. "Saoct i kete ror to Vers Cruz and a!! parts im Texaa per bousbern Seams Sieamship C ‘Company’t line of steamers. TLARD. D AND CANADA, a pace} Iine—Via Victoria Bridge. rw eoatnahipa ‘CHEBAT RA KE, Ctey 5 toy Crom ‘The first wa “s AEA, Calan F New fork aad Brows’ river, New year per Be wery Wednesday’ and Selurday a! three P. ix jeding meals erodes 8. fa nn eonnect ‘wiv rand ‘runk Railway, and farm the cheapest and most expeditious freight line to Montreal! ee _APHE B CROMWALL & 00, 3¢ Went wre ML une ir mel Folorevnt Wallront, for Richmoad. Freight to Noefatk, 6 cents per rp. § gone ver foot snd, Broporuonsia fa he BaSMwinte £0. Bs West FAN ed States Mell Seaman Line, leaving every twenty days from each ‘Steamship @ CITY, bat W. Shuteldt, Commander, i segamer will lewre for the Saturday, Soest 4, at 2 o'clook P. M., from ef clearance. Freight receiv instant, For appl rent Binoows soos ‘SB couth street SAVANNAH.—THB AMERICAN ATLANTIC ‘Company's new and ‘irst clasesteamsatp MUNT- Wie. Berry, Commander, wil lesve. pier Nol $15. Thro 21: Anne eS ot rlaht ton ae : VILLE snocseds on Thursday, Fe \REIGHT Ls Tere OR NORTH Oggi hij Te RSTOWN oO Skin ag reoels relgh ht tei » Sap Der ive “the above pisces on’ and a at Serinviver, aed will eave on Welueadey at SPW. Reng! cents per foot; eeeres eight Praeage to Norfolk (stateroom len cents. or -Fackimond othe inlay RRINREN TS pectieray. Pe a a vn Senden A B tailed ae ae ATLANTA. N pa Auguste, and Various places NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1860. HE BRITISE AND NORTH AMERICAN, BOYAL Mall stEA MSHIPS, rRoM w Ohiet saha aa aaee NEY TORE 10 UIVERTODS: uk ‘osto c nT bn i 0 LIVERPOOL. Bacond catia Toe penete Bea gaits a Vall al alti ‘and are iacbor. ANA ARABIA Capt J. stone, [wkaton, oe Capt Mitr, ASIA, C 6. Lot NIAGARA, ps userwen AFRIVA, ( api. Sbannon. RUROPA, Laitoh. bOUTIA (now building) eaace venatte ooeey aclear white light pane 0 starboard bow, redon port how, Seana, Stone,” leaves N. York, Wedneaday, hod g 1960. BoROr A, Taetoh, Boston, Wednesday, Ji Ca,Shaunon, Aunsice Min’ « GAME tang Beate Wedanedal Fobcan ADA, Lang “Boston, We Feb. aa, Berths not pected wail paid for. The'cpere of of these ehipa will cot be secountable for gold, bullion, jones, or metals, un- Fer aes ees thereot R WASHINGTON, wiing Green. ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE. town.—The Now York and Screw Steamshi ree new and first class steam: MOUNT VEI NON, F.U. Sony Cmmeneer. ae ee ier 12, North River, on Saturday ae age lol male room and fare, $7 and pre. pore rene Koply its Be CRON CROM! CO. 86 ___ stb atic nna DRY GOODS, a0. ME @l BROADWAY. UBSDELL, PRIRGON & LAKE ‘WIll offer, commencing on on Monday, Janeary 16, 1868, the entire balance ef their immense stock of RICH DRESS SILKS AND SILK ROBES, all the Setirnien latent Paria novelien, at forty per sont be- Ra BROADWAY. UBSDELL, FEIRSON & LAKE ‘Will exhib: MONDAY. Jan 16. 1800, 300 extra beary PARIS SILK ROPES In sirect aud evening colors. At S18, ara T 108 AND 110 SIXTH AVEWUE, Closing out FAL, aad WINTER DRY GOODS, ot from 35 v0 00 hah ROUCTION IN PRICES. All Wool ENGLISH BLANKETS, Merinos, aremanas and pezor & iL, DE. CHEV RRS POFLINS, £0, WINTER DRESS GOODS, of all other desorip! WINTEE WOR INTER Barsae AND DRAWEES. BRS A CLOAKS AND SHAWLS ai halt p BEAVER CLOTHS, Catsstu RRS and SATINRTS, 36 oll io make room for spriag CHAS. @. HOOK, T MRS GAYNOR’S CORSET AND SKIRT ESTA! ff Baleecral tien oll wide; ‘nino te int =i mer iso, the latent Freach Recep- tion Skirt. Skirts altered to new shay pS ‘Broadway, two doors from Union squares. a feu BROAD HAT DELL, te a LAKE. 500 Eee OF 4.4 FRENCH uae $ Of the celebrated Printit or DOLLPUS MEIG & 0O.. At 1234 cents per yard, I 5 cate RETIRENENT RETA LTR ADE, ‘ON 18T oF PRDAUARY. STOOK SELLING OFF, THE LaST WERE, AT MUCH BELOW Cosr. GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKS AND FOURS. ‘361 Broadway. JURTAINS AND FURNITURE COVERINGS. LES AND IN EXCKULENY ORDER. The balance of the etock of the late fea o T STEWARC & On Viz: Triple whith Freach Only $5 per cheat quality), Formerly $7 50 per yard. $1 2 per yard, Former!; ‘50 per yard. 6 4 Silk and Wool Damas Laines, Spry $l and $1 50 yard. With eos and Muslin Curtains, Bray cheng: » ac, &., ABH PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE PAY ATTENTION to the following goods, which will be sold at private ale £ pay advances: Siege hd sp! gree er agen seven octave Pian forte, a perfect gem in tane, eauiifl 18"EAEat gold ad sliver hunting and open faced Watehe Togo slvr plated Table na Single width do , Goods, at value; 20,000 Havana and Segars, from Suse EDWARD STANTON, Auctioneer, ” No. 29 Noah William street, near Chatham GPEAT BAROAING Te VELVET AND CLOTH OLOAKS, Balance of Stock of the late firm of ‘A. T. STEWART & 00. iG Goops. - “Just reeelved a scholoe stock ot MOURNING DRY GOODS, the present and ee ee SESSA & & CO. Ganal eroat. corte of Morcar street. HOUSEKEEPING | bBY GOODS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. will offer AT RETATL ON MONDAY, » SANUABY 3B ‘Their immense stock of newly IMPORTED GOODS, comprising every article necessrry for housekeeping and hotel bee. ‘Abo Fresch Musine, Orgsndles and Tarlions for oven- 3 -ASES OF COTTON SHEETINGS. wae SHIRTINGS AT 3 LNUPACTORERS PRICES, CANAL STREET, CORNER OF MERCER STREET. FAL BRUSSELS POINT 1,ACE POINTE. ‘The richest, hnndsomest and finest ever manufactured (a dupll- cate ordered by the pean Bugenye). ‘eWa eh co., _Broulw ay, Cham! nd Reade sts TET GOODS. SOENGLISE PRINTS, SHIRTING, MUS- lin, Wersied Dress Goods, Toliet Covers. Linen Table Cloths, Damask Napkins, Iroadclotha, Cassimeres, Batinets, Ac., for sale by WM. MATHEWS, 5 Catharine street 69] 22°ARwAr, BaTWOEN OOTY AND FOURTH STREETS. WIiLKas & MO’ are now, opaning’S fall sberrteet of Laven goods: hears Sheeting Linens, all widths and qualities, Frosting and Shirt. ing Linens, of the best brands imported; Table Damasks, all widths; Damask Table Clotbs, Napkins and Doyles, all si ize8 and qualities. Crash at 8,9 and 10 cents per yar 6 91 BROADWAY, ‘Also 600 pieces 7 een Amity and Fourth streets, Are now offering great bar; Glos Pat the baisnee other ne! ‘stock: prices 4a, 43. 6d, Se. 6.., 78. and $1 per yard, full 25 per cant under cost of “ROADWAY, 691 ween Amity and Fourth streets. WILKES & MOYNAN Are offering great inducements to purchasers {n their Dress entis Plat at Is. Gl. per Goods deparments. Fine quality ard, reduced from 2%. 64.; Ottoman Cloths at 4s, reduced from 6s. per yard; French Popling, ds. per yard, reduced rom $1, 69] BROADWAY, Between Amity and Fourth streets. WILKES & MOYNA Are now opening » large assortmentcf Mourning Goods, com Kite Wap es, Chailes Bie Cay ges Bombezines, poe Paramatta ( ac; & lot of black ferino at 4s., 48. hte , Se. fe. sd 6 691 BROADWAY, Tr and Fourth streets, WILKES & MOYN. ‘Will open on Monday, Jan. 23, another large lot of superior quality French Kid Gloves at Sa. per pair, worth Te, PALL FASHIONS. FTORS, FURS, FU + tart 4 CREAT REDUCTION. wa @ AL CLEARING OUT, ___ BA SeEe aon, = ‘UNDERSELL soy inet oma ighment. di tig SE A of rish Furs 25 ladies’ attention is respect- T,bave now marked do aii ited to ths mageisent tid ‘WM. BANTA, 367 Canal street, oraees oe ot Wr oeater 'e Building. iN tlh Ae Semana = Fr Vl close out tn balance of thelastook of pend rin CHILDREN'S FANCY FURS AL etal, st an immense saarifice for oaah omty, their warel 54 BROADWAY. MEDICAL. Domes Se Pa X. ¥., and po where eles, .) Ko Bir Division street, i )= RKEREN, 6 BROADWAY, FIRST, DOOR A at ge Hours, from 9 to 12 and 2 til 8. daily, from 7 A. i HORSHs CARRIAGES, a0. STABED, LARGO FARO, LOFTS TO LET—ACOOM AL mutating nine tors 6; sin. Ae, Lexington aveaue, be- ‘ween birt seroud abd Thivwy tnid alrects, temd dais; oF he lot, 25%26:9, for eate at $1 614 J. McK IRRIN, 345 Fourth arenus. OR BALE—~A SORREL nee inches high, ait year sfcee Crom all vice’ gan trot in 2 Pi PERT 8, Hamiltogatreet, wear Market street, NO ere the mare cua be seen. MARK, vl awe FIFYSEN HANDS i Of SALK—A LARGE LOT OF NRW EXPRESS WA: none of difeveat sizes, Avni at Studley's Hxpreas ofloe, corner Twenty-aev Pourth avenue. ALE—AT SEVENTY-RIGHTH STREBT AND Neuve, one neat light three spring top Wagon, " erocer or general ‘pusibeas? ale also ous busineas Pavey he above will be sold cheap. & SALB—A NIGH BAY PONY, KIND AND GEN. goes well under aaddie or in harness; suitable cd guire at stable 141 8 Sal ivan street. OR SALE—A BLACK HORSE, 18 HANDS HIGH, 8 sees. suitable for cart, carriage or rere: warrented ound 2rd. doub @ oF al harness. Soid for want of we weet Apply at 40 Oliver street, AIK OF HORSES, ket nnd rodes for ‘nal gee aR BLAN- oS eatablishment; con- $500 Apply om the ieurtbstreet tg be aig JORLEY'’S FOOD FOR CATT! 44 . FOOD FOR SHEEP. THORLEY: 8 FOOD FOR Hous. FOR BOREAS iti itis! oting and sustaining in prom :l the antonal fo FOR MILCH Sov ithe letavaloabte, the quantity nOGS A “AND POULTRY the effects — aod improving the «ual ‘ant will exoved al THORLEYS. 3 FOOD VOW CATTLE contains batter suc cone BHERP, al oenar'y rine, aromatic properties, essenti tothe eats of al our domeatieatag “animala 1 ya vegetable compound, and when the food of eaitle (spr yperly reasoned with it, it gives to; the digestive and other funcions of animals a bealthy action somewhat similar in character to what is produced by spring grags, but without any of the 1ju- rious Oureakiee offects of the latter. These srommtic and other properties erbance the favor and quality of buteher moat and dsiry produce similar to what sweet scented vernal grass does in spring In feeding domentic antnels the addition of THORLEY’S FOOD FOR VATELE be attended with a subtraction of other food tthe extent of one-third, thereby rendering. ity ap- plication one ofgeoncmy, while at the same time it materially assists the digestive powers of every animal, in extractiny large amount of nourishment from the ordinary food whieh Would otherw ine be lost consequent upon the impatred or de- feotuve action of those organ THOR! RY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE bas met with the ap- probation of Profemors Chilioa. Apjohn and Way, Dra. Has. Bull and Browne, aud others q/uslitied to pronounee'an optoion ag to tis meriis. "In proof of these concisions the following exampies ar ven iE House (1) Wier Miles, Kaq., Dixfeld, Exeter, in or- fering Thorley ’s cattie food, say T have tried 1 with great success on a little mare fourteen nd-at-balt Wi Ligh, twenty-seven veurs old, and a perfect “bag of boves.”” It inay be interesting to you if I detail the gradnal fncresse in ber weight between Feb, 2) and June 11, On which dry 1 last weighed her, Op the 2th of Febirunty she weisted a arty bd 7th of M ay 4 ith of June catual This experiment hes # ine of yonr food in Kelling horees tte condition, hecause she isnot only fat and sleek In ber cost, but she is bard, and in good Health aud epirits” ‘ James Walmsley, Feq.,in taking out two fine horses to his estate in New Zealand, lot ove of them at sea, and nearly: the cther. But; reeollecting be bad sbipped some of Thorley's Cattle Food for a trial, he procured «cask from the hold, and thus saved its invaluable life. (ine Caitle Food was also given to sheep ‘in the long bort with some pigs, end the effect. pro- duced in & very few days ras truly miraculous.”) (3) A ren- tlemsp in one of the midiand counties of England has now for eome time past been following rather a Incrative business in purchasing “done up. ” recruiting them by seasoning {heir food with Thorley's condiment. and then sailing them, thus restored to a periect state ot usefulness. We have here three cases each differing from the others. The first is one of old age. The second is obviously a cane of debility tron wt. arg Ibe. 1-16 ery 7m sen~ sickness. The third is applicable to horses of every kind and age, and praves the value of the condiment in all casesof hard “Tie Ox —Three different examples shall also be given under thin bead—fattering stock, milch cows, and caives: First, Henry Ambler, Eeq., Watkinson Hall Farm, suatny Ia ri writing (0 Mr faye!—Having used your ond for some. time with the most aging results, T ghall continue to use {tend v0 recommend it to ail my friends wh> take an in. terest in giving thelr stock somethiog that will really de them Ir; Ambler is ope of the leading members of the Bal: fax and Caiger Vale Apreultural Association of the hest breeders and feeders Ia Rogland, no beiler authority could be given on the subject. Second, Lr. Brown's cow felded with seasoned food twlee the gunatity, of milk and but- ler ave did with unessoned.” When Thorley’s condiment was Withdrawn she fell geek to ‘ome gallon of milk per day, making two pounds of butter per week.” When again ives: the yielded two gallons of milk per day, making four pounds of butter per week. The experiment was repeatedly made, and with the most conclusive results Third, C. J. 4 Jackson Hall, Coleraine ; Mr, Fullurton, Ardesite, Forfarshire; Mr, Overman, Manlden, Beds, and others, furn‘sh eonelusive evidence in iis favor quantity of milk saved Going more thon covering. the expense of tue condiment. ‘The menality among calves from vowel complaints i great Mr. Fullarton states that he not ouly saved this loss, bat that hie ves -throve to.a wish 2” 60 thas realized @ threefold ne on food, another on mortalky, and we third on eneral example will guflice under this head—that Hemming, Caldect Moretonsin Warros of Ate, Braithe ‘aud others, whose iinited experience in favor of condi: ment for Sheep is. conclusive, ‘Hocs.— Under this head the experience of Mr. Baker, Pur well Honse—who gained the first prize and sllver medal for the beet Hog ip extra slock at the Smithielt. Club Show, Docem- ber, 1886—ia highly satisfactory and conclusive. We may algo mention ¢ case of “il thriven Hogs.” belonging .9 Mr. Hopking, ot Howaham, meine fed with ened food, "and “ulliastely ‘amis 10. cama each THoruEY’s Foon ror Care is m0 England to ¢ Sr eats na fouth yt Vanes rer vel Taito and Spounend teins tame wemoer valet. aire the wrlier (a copy of which will be ont free on application, say’ of whoa oscupy bigh posldous in society, aud are Tstlabea Yor thee e thctraibelaatonie various ‘of sclence, Bold semanas ae ihe nce. price $14; and mixings, Crd $1. A rr) ix months; 8 halt Gaak wil promptly executed. a ree remeae a Bobedwey New York. Agents wanted. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. PURNISHED Room AND TWO BEDROOMS, WITH 00- casional privilege In the kitchen wanted, for'a gentleman and lady. Any respectable location will do, New York or Brooklyn. Price must be named in the answer. Address J W. W., box 2,707 Post oftice. BINTING @ PREGERA.— WANTED, TO FURCHASI Hoe, or similar printiog presses. posius S BARTOW, 32] Pearl atreet, in TORE WANTED-IN THE BOWERY, BETWEEN © Prince and Forsyth streets, west side Any person hav- tg 2 good store of alxty to eighty feet deep, i cellar, may hear of wtenant by addressing Jober, station B, Post office, Bible House. -ANTBD—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO OR thiee Koome, with a private family, furnished with all the requisites for houseaeeping: reference A 1; location must be ceutral. Address for two days L. S., Herald office ‘ANTED TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YSARS—A House, capable of accommodating from 25 to 40 persons, in the vicinity of Tnion aquere, avd not above Twenty-third street; a house no situated that a rear building could be added to it would be preferred. Address a. B. C., Herald office. ‘ANTED—IN, OR N#AR MAIDEN LANE OR JOHN aireet, a Shop suitable fora manufacturing jeweller; reut not to exceed $300. Address I.., Herald oflice. ANTED TO PURCHASE-A "DWELLING HOUSE, three or four stories high, of good and substantial con: mruotion, including all the modera imocovements; location must be between Houston and Sixteenth streets, one or two blocks from Broadway, on either side. Those desirous of sell- ing will please address box 136 Herald ollice, stating sue and location, together with terms. ‘ANTED—A GENTERL HOUSE FOR A SWALL FA- mily, either in New York, not above Forty-fifth street, or Brooklyn, convenient to the be ferrin pret wot to exceed $i Sesrees, pisting towenirenty W. box 1,307 New York Post oftice, of Bory, Two 'HEO- ANTED—A GOOD SIZED ROOM, FURNISHED OR unfarnished, with closet, gas and water, between Four- teenth and Twen'y-sisth street and near Broadway. Terme must be moderate. Address, with particulars, L. L., Union Square Post office. . Vy ANTED—TO PURCHARE, 2, FOR CASH, AN OLD fashioned three story and basement House, 25 feet front by sbout 80 feet deen; lot, say 90 to 100 feet, between Sixteenth and Twenty-sirth streets and Sixth and Lexington avennes #for whioh a fair price will be given. Apply to JOHN KAVA. NAGH, 778 Eth . TOAN OF OFFICES. DVANOES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATOHFS, Tew. a all Merchaadise, of T on CHAMBERSSTREET.— MONEY 70) ADVANCE = agen nd’ od gated T54 Anca nana x BN ‘business tranaseted fhe well know broker, 11 Seta oe T THE OLD ESTABLISHED RETAIL JEWELRY more of L. JACOBS & CO., 331 Broadway,—Advances made and money loaned on Watches, Jewelry. Diamonds, £°., or bought at full vs ‘Terms liberal. Business confidential, No loan office signs xbout the premises, $81 Broadway. T JACKSON'S MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED TO esi on Watohes, Jewelry, Plate, Dry rchaadinn ane as ted Pr fF A ‘ers, Ti Gtand street | west of Broadway. — MADE TO ANY rY AMOUNT ON WATCHES, Titel s ikcows SOW a erbses Jomeley a ore, £7 Bro Webity coakdontiak Koablabed 15ie vermin bo TNO. 66 NASSAU SIREET—A, IIONIGMAN, DIA. an Dismonds: Waiches Jewelry, Lov or bigs thom, far ie Be. OF m. for the best cash at his private ofce, 65 Nims tree pf TET all T 29 CANAL TO span TO AN ANY amount, on 4 dorecah, by CHARLES WOOD, eo yest, Seo donee fran Brenda, ingulry sereoppeia Brandes ow CAF small sums loaned on securities; business done sirtt. ‘orafidential at our oflee, from BALM. to 4 P. M.. at 316 Ye 'ALLERSTEIN. ‘ONEY LOANED—IN LARGE OB SMALL, AMOUNTS M ll IE, ty, on piety on Diamonds, Jewelry, eT Wet property of every descrip: Menvby 8.2: LEVY, Broome street, near Wooster. MODERATE RATES ON DIAMONDS, ila AT — | Movie, sovery,. oa Seale f orsomal F one year. sere RARNARD, 2 Third avenue. bee ball door, Hl SPOAp VAT 30: }- "AMUSEMENTS: Wena Gane, * bins "’ Monpay Evening, Jax. “, Will be presen'ed, for tho fires tine in thig olfW, am adapta- tou, by Mautda Heron, of Vietor Lefour's celeb Wa play, 64+ LESBIA, Ta which MATILDA HFRON, . WALL ACK, JB, BORGER JORDAN a ‘Will appear. The ptece wil! be presented with the fullawlng remarkante cant: TB. dohnstooe. Je Beda iicsars. Treo, Biyioa Ly Beck tar” The plese wil e produces ‘sader the direction of JOSEPH JEFFERSON, Manager, With entre umes and appolnumenia, The scenery wil) earnest AP co Act Palace of the Doge, looking on the grand canal—Per- igand's hgibe ery? in the Wountains—Hayes, ‘ntertor of ue Counell Chaunber, ~ TV.—The Interior of the Palaci ‘Act V.— The Tower by Mooalight—Haves. ‘The descriptive music composed and arranged for the piece bye su - ‘nade Senewnnonnl by Robert Stoepet. mone af ‘Tig @’clock. Torres THEATRE & J. W. Lingard, N’ peicora re Meesti QZ. Fox & J. W. , FH PUMLEG, TO Messrs. FOX & LINGARD have purchased from W. Eaq., pepeienesior: the Winter Garden, the highly paftlenene drama of iE OCTOROON, ‘With all the Origteal glint Music, Preperties, Machinery and Appointments. ON MONDAY, Jan. 23, 1860, Will be produced, the succesatul are sooneny JTOROO! OR, Thre tN POUISEANA, With all the QRIGINAL SCENERY, ORIGINAL MU: ORIGINAL PROPRRTTES, ORGIES | EAQHIEARE. Produced in ihe same excellent WINTER GARDEN. Tho fectormances ‘wil terminnie with tie laughable farod or ____ HBRCULUS. KING OF CLUBS. 9 gr ag eer MUSEUM, 127 GRAND STREET, ONE DOOR ‘OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, Straprers and others will observe that this ia the only p!ace the where MODBI. ARTISTES, are exhibited consiating of y of WENTY-SEVEN YOUNG LADIES, Who for peanay and symmetry of form, stand uurivalled. Re: member every afternoon and right.” Admiasioa— Irchestra £0 cents; Boxes 25 cents; Private Boxes, $1. Seas on we stage, ROADWAY BOUDOTR, bw 44 BROADWAY 4b Varonette and Boxes Private oxes.. Doors open ai 3 and $2 ‘formances commengs at 754. MONDAY EVENING. JAN. 2 Will be presenied the following parertiiy selected bt-— To be followed by the Invabable, purieenue of THK LADY OF THE LYONS. aheluse THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. The WERB SISTERS in elght different charnctors, Grand performance Weonesday and Saturday afternoons, ET THE MOST FASTIDIOUS VISIT THE GAITIES, 600 BROADWAY, We usrenieg ‘aatisfaction and fear not IMP KLITION, @ AST AND BEST. REV. DR. SCUDDER will give his cuosina Lecrone at R IxstituTe MUNDAY EVENING, JAN. 23. Subject:—The Great Murisy and Skroy Bagtuion in In This leots sain ‘PR nbROUND' SENSATION when first delivered, ‘Tho thrilling description of Battles, He- rote Deeds, &o , made all feel that th was worth mere than the cost of the entire course. ‘TICKETS EOR THIS RVENING ONLY 25 CENTS. Doors open at]. To commence ai § o'clock. HE FLITE AND FASHION OF THE CITY, NIGHTLY Wait the only concert room in the olty where new atirae- tons are lahily prognoad, at 'ATTIES 600° HROABW, AY. ERMAN YOLKS GARDEN, 45, GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS EVERY RVENING, By, the most talented oom pany in the ety. ‘Admiesion only 6 cents. SLOCUTION AND INSTRUCTION IN THE DRAMATIC art.—A firet class actor will receive private pupfis in the her branches of ibese aria; rendering Usetn competent for frat roles npon the stage. Address Manager, Unlon square stoilice, New York. PINANCIAL. LBERT H. NICOLAY, StOOK AUCTIONEER, BROKER 62 William \surance stock and bought and Gi LIGHT &TOCK FOR Seeeaa eee ee J thousand dollsrs sock of various Gas Light Companies States, paying § to, 14 per cent dleidends. JOAN Be MUBMAY, rooms 0 joan Gag Light Journal, irom buildings, 254 Caual street, naar Broadway. NTERRST ON CITY STOCKS. ‘The intarest on the stocksrof the Corporation of the eity of cw York, dee Feb. 1, 1800, will be paid on, that day by A. ¥, } Chainberlain, at'the Shoe rs wanater books will be sowed on Satnedagy 1 Lath Inst. r.the aesommodation of will be mie ‘during the period the books remain olosed, to take Feb ROBERT T, HAWS, Comptroller. arument of Finance, Comptrolier’s yp Bison, De? 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Hiscox, A.’ Opmpton Browning, Trustees of said company, bolag seve- rally Guly awora, depose and aay. and each for bimeolt ways, Mfirwof ball ectapany. and Wat hey are tee ‘above dose ved aifairs of said company, and that they are = pp f and sworn before me on thie I7th day of Ji ary, 1500, "P,P. P. Comiatasioner of Dest "ALI N72W YORK AND FRIZ RAILROAD SOMPA NY. IN “ Ata meeting of the Board of Dire instant, the endersigned were sine ‘a oof tho age Reropean subseript to kuown te be een ter ofPebruary. The undersigned are asec a et pents wat! That ttmo, “The sahesious to me pian arose large a to warrant the Bellet ihat e Compan will be Ansents ean be rent a8 to HORA Hone yo ori, as wall CAPITALISTS —WANTED—82,00) ON A THRER story and basement brick House, woxth $4,000 for five ‘The hot ‘on Third avenue, fare, from Jane next. Coorlyn, The chy rail cary pass the door. For ale, cf would be begeres e Tor unencumbered dota fn the Bight ward. Honse sable to & morgtage of $1,800 or $2,000. toT. C. BENGSR, Seventeonth street, Brooklyn, or Rd P.M. GOODWIN, Builder. LOAN ON GOOD CITY: IMPROVED PROPERTY—ONR sum of $6,000, one of one of $1000. Pri zt only need app! aN ris O0., 1,078 Broadwa “DINGEK, HOLDEN & oon ‘No. 9 Nassau and 13 Pines at, TU STIRD STATES AMD O/ NP "4.—TITE UNION BANK of London, aa agentat. Sberman Ce , bankers, New Y. ool to those in sueh towns in $1.000 2.aie NTE, a, a cn 70 BROADWAY, 1 corner of Maiden lane. J. H, ‘Advanees on Diamonds, Waiches, Jewelry, Fi ARRING a ke., dc. _the highest price $6.00 for Diamonds, loose or WANTED—ON IMPROVED PROPERTY fm this oty Zor five years: It ig, worth $12,000 over the amount required; title firat rate, 1 bondsman, Address Torupking, Herald oflice. Also wanted $1,500 on other property. Ty A Lave them. Mfetromeee 8 Iron Combinetion Hy bag | HIGHEST PRICE G ineash. All forget the ni FOR SROOND HAND attended to. Don't 7 563 Hugeon street, corner of Perry. , y PALLAOK'S THEATRE LAST | NIGHT of the PRYSENT GREAT ENTERTAINMENT. ON DAY, THE TWO GREAT COMEDIES " ACTED TORMTHER esa riakaments will cyamenve with the Comedy, ia A HUSBAND w ORDER, Prog ome to conclude with the successful Comedy, in three EVERYBOD#'3 FRIEND. ‘The above performsaces nk int stained by the following Ra UNRIVALLED, ARTISTS: LLACK, n . LESTER WA! . ORY, Mi. BLAKE, ‘MES. VERNON, Mit. BROVGBAM, ‘BS. SLOAN, MR. WALCOT, MISS FLOYD, ‘The performenoe will terminate at about 1% ovine “Doors open at 7; 0 commence at 73s, procise The new ‘Cusaeting omen aRGE Acts, called POOR YOUNG MAK, Full of tnteresting Plot, ter sod, Serdlag ‘and Comic, Peculiar Soenery, Costume, Music, fil WILL BE PRODUCED varia On xX BOOK WT One + FACES MAY BE aECURED Ix Days IN ADVANCE. AUBA KEENE’S THEATRE. ON MONDAY MIND RVARY NIGHT, eae KEW S007T1SH DRAMA, . ‘MI38 AGNES .. BERTON, ‘WHO, Witt MISS LAURA KEENE, WILL APPEAR three acts, Nottce.—] In 8 new erama, in ENTTLED JEANIE DEANS; rus HEART OF JEANIE DEANS sr MISS sGNFS ROBERTSON, Tm the course of the drama will be depicted THE TRIAL SCBNE OF Be FIG DRANS, tig AR Se TR TE aaa representing with all possible fidelity t rma and format es, cstumes and incidents, of the Court of Judiciary wrutwr the Becond. The Counsel for the Crown Me ©. Whoatteioh The Counsel for the Defence. Mr. Dion Boarcieault Lord of Justiclary Mr, Henry SYNOPSIS OF Tite SOHNYRY Palltted by Messrs. Thorne. Minard Lo wis, Joilries and asistants Bt, Leonard's Cratgs. Maliabury Craigs and, Arth David Deans’ Cottare. ‘The Cell in the Tolbooth ‘A Street in Old Edinburg. ‘The Court House in Parliament Close. ‘The Tolbooth "a Seat, Jeanie Deans’ Pilgrimage to London. Se Highwa Pho Duke of Argyle's House in Lan + ullitiai The Pi ‘heen. The Condemned Cell ‘The Cavongate Reached. ‘The Court Yard of the Tolhooth, and ‘The Atiack of the Populace. The Pardon, All the descriptive music, and a new OVERTOR! RE, introducing the following favorite Scotch alra: “Within a MMe & Mibare” Golo u's}, “ktalooh of Kinloch? (eor0 violin), Anderson (solo cornet). “Laird of Cockpen’ Ot wha, hae wi Wallace bled’—Johnny and drum). Reel The famous ‘“Tulloch- (solo. ft orale,” nocompenied with the bagpipes. Componed and. ar. Fibged ‘expresaly for the piece by Mr. THOMAS BaxEn. ‘rama hak been produced under the stage direction ef (he author, Mr. Diox Bovacioavt?. ‘Dress cirele seats may be secured one week fn advance. Doors open at 63 o'elook; to commence at 734 o'clock. RYANT'S MINSTRELS. ecbanice’ Hall, 472 Bross MONDAY, JAN. VERY NIGHT. Tk THE WEEK. HE EXCRESION TROUPE OF THE We JSBRY and DAN BRYANT, The world renowned bihioplan Comedians in & variety of new every night NEW s0No Dances 8 TRS, &C. ‘CERT, ORIGINAL McDILI, DABROLLA AFRICAN POLKA, SCENES aT GUENED'S PLABTATION SONG & DANCE, Doors open at 634, commencing at 734 o’oloek. Pons 3 ceoma” ave ALACE GARDENS. VAN AMBURGH & 00'S. MENAGERIE, i SLD Sy SECLOCRMIN LAID) FO RELNER SERS, wean EVERY MORNING, APTRENOON AN AND EVENING, Animals fed at 12 0’elock LARGEST COLLECTION “Ors ita ise Taee WORLD, ‘and antnonis 01 ONLY MERAGETRTAM Ca. Pes vionkeys and Wiles. i A LIBERAL REDUCTION MADE TO SCHOOLS, Wattaces 3 THEATRE. ON tthe SIGHT, JANUARY %, 1 Bi AGTED. Finst TIME IN ( AMERICA, Adapted from Octa’ Poulter for this theatre, consisting br palit A POOR Youna MAN. The Overture, incidental Choruses and Music composed ex: reesly 107 the ocos sion b secre Mi. ROBERT STOEPRL. ‘The scenery, entirely new, ee Correct and 2; rate costumes, Messrs. Flanry & eee er penechoten, Furniture and appointment Mecbapical porion, <a te Caer ‘Van ‘will be distributed as follow maT HOLOGUE. Manuel, Marquis de Champeey. -Mr. Lester Wallack eamarets (formerly of the French army)Mr. Brougham Louise "Van Werner formerly nurse to Mannel, now keeper of a lodging ho “Mrs. Waleot Manuel ataward to M. Earoque). Mr. Lester. Wallack. octor Desmarets. . ir. Broughas M'de Bevannes (a man of ibe world) Falook Gaaperiarogoe aunged mane formcely capia'a Of 8 privateer). seeeeMr. Dyott Alain (confidential dommesti). Mr. Young Mr. Nouret (a notary). Mr, Levere Yvonnett (n Breton shepherd). Vii. C. Parsloe Henri. Mr. Ollver . by Mr. Timoney. fatven and aaaiatants, Name & ner daughter. me Aubrey, a relaty isa Mary Gannon vale irat appearence since her avere llness) Mile. Hottie, povervens.- Misa Fanny Morant v first AppeaFanCe at ‘this thy Christine, a Breton po Creel rhe.» Miss Fanny Reeves Bip een SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. Pnotoavy.—Paris—Manvel’s apartment in the lodging house; povprty, fidelity and friendship. ‘ACT Bettany Parlor ‘and ‘terrace, with view of the park, at the Chateau Laroque; the arrival; the drat day and ttsevents: A LAPSE OF TWO MONTHS, or 2—The park and chatean Larcque in the distance; temp- talon tris}s and resolutions cr} Toterior of a lofty tower in the rina of Rifin, witn ex- tensive’ view of the Breton country, by mooulight; iove and \or 4—Scene de prmeroarores 7m in the ie ghatenn. Laroque, Scene aap tment in chateau, ioe. ris LAPSE OF ROME MONTHS. ct $—Salon opening on the gardens and grounds of the cha: fin “rg last trial and its resnits Entrance of ine Ww het ‘Guesta and the aad im their preers ¢ Breton Costumes THE GARDENS AND Opa Ray iY UPERBLY IL! Mia ATED. Box book now open siz Pins tpn erty HEATRE FRANCAIS. MARDI, A IANVIRR, 1360. NES GENI LE TIGRE Oe BENGALE. AITTES, 600 BROADWAY. a ‘The performances at this concert room are pronounced v VOX POPULI To be beyond competition. YTONS AT NEWARK. B OFFRAS, PROV ARES, and CONCERTS. HALL, MARKET STREET, NEWARK, uESDaY and WEDS NESDA 23, 24 and we ND Mes Senor OLIVEIRA, the Vi nist; HERR ENGELKE, and Pianist Post A THake Ston IVELY TS 0: ELEGANT AND UNIQUE MOBICAL, NOVELTY. The peratio Prov PUT YOUR si cLD ER 70. re K WHREL, After which, thene programmes Bch wil bo, change Mr, DRAYTON will ging Busselt’s “Dréam o on the Cellarer,” “star Spangled Banner,’ the Cradle of the Deep,” and, ‘by request, the | ain , weet Home,” “Casta HE DR, { each night, 16 Reveller.”? “Hom anx ( De Mrs, DRAYTON will sin Diva,” grand Air from the *: Mr’ and Mrs. DRAYION will sing the *Dno Bout” the “Sin, Lesson,” ‘“Pioravante,”? Duos from “Klixir bm, ” ae. nor OLAV HEA will exeonte a v1 of musical com; slioan onthe in in, in te abso of (itp ‘ 3 ho ‘hye 1s coramionce at 73 ofclook preci! OT 0 penn , Bors en a ‘itber venta, 28 ernte. sel ‘Tickets at Music Stores and at Ticket Office. NEB TORRER R STADT THEATRE, 87, 99 BOWERY. DAS VOLK WIR AS WRINT UND LATHT. Comedy, with songs by Berg and Kalisch. = P Wire ea W. 8. HOWE r of his course of three Readings from (HARSPEARE THE PORT PO! a 'D HUMORT: ie, oH mtenion goats Open tein fb. , UE Be AMUSEMENTS. 1BLO'S GARDEN. COOKE's ‘BOYAL ML AMPHITHEATER. THE GREATEST ATTRACTION EVER PRESENTED ‘THIS CITY. van UPWARDS OF THIRTY TWO THOUSAND SPKCTATORS IN 4 WARK. the history of the arena, Monvay Rvewtna, Jax. 23, 1360, and durh All FL ror Si tyne J First appearance in Amerita of the superb TRICK HORSE DUCKOW. A success The overpoworing attraction of duis tale teat KAT SUSOPEAY 7m TROUPE. heatowed then! @ Induce’ the pon them. ave ie provriie age didoual te nal feature to the othe en cniertalaneate ‘of the famous pecferm- bucrow, tralned in the mest elaborate pote Cirque Mapoless, ‘The unequalled European Equestrienne, jal! be SOS ARS ul and fascinating fonts JAMES ROBINEON, Late of Astley's, and the princing THK BROTHERS HAN Thqastounding Britah Gymnasts, from all unefifie Me Totias MANLON will display his terrible L’ Rehetie The comic Bite Dene mi CHARLTON, MLLE. BELO MONS. isk, = De’ BACH, DUVBRNRY, sortie et, The whole entertaioment will be preceded b; ‘the ‘betitiaa, and upique Oriental Equestrian and Gh jyimnastio representations SPORTS OF THE CEI RSTIALS. +. Mr. J. Peationd. ome Ae SATURDAY, Tu order te aftord prunes trike rentde 7 ‘of New York aud the adjoining wwe for, etnenang wih thetr families. the performances of the Grent Europea oe ss alas tin addition to that of the evoriag will be, On WEDERSDAY AND SATURDAY r APTEBNOONS, fn the Rveuiogiet Go; Pectori open ven! ; Perfurmance commences Liat We. Orcbemta seals, $1. Private boxes, $9 bud Court Jester, 1 pERY MONDAY RVENING, JAN. 38 and UNTIL’ “FURTHER NOTICH, Ton Bourdiosulte grest dve act piny of Vivien THS OCTUBOON; oN IN bisa, Will be prvsentied, wih NEW’ SCENERY, y Minard. Lewis and assletaate, NEW FROPERTIBM, |W MUSIC, NEW F. TAR LATTRR INTRODUCED BY THE AUTHO! | and the whoe vresanted and acted under Bis MMEZDIATE DIRECTION, | ae Tike PUBL | _ The management of the Rowery theate Lave put oe MELE UCTORODN fer tic ehyof Po Tce trom under whose, direction sald play vse ented: ‘; the stage, aud they therefore possess the cay correct veror of the piece, ‘and the only legal authority te The produced wth on ONKQUALLRD Cast. Wah potee. Mrs. Peytor Georg Peyton dncob MeCiorkey. Solem Keuder.. BABows Mosevn. GRAND GaLA DAY. MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1860, AFTERNOUN AND BYVENING, ror TE RENRFIT OF MR. ¥. F. TAYLO! the popular Director of Amusements at this: which ocossion the following distinguished artes volunigared their i, valuable aid:— hie Big ,outtis Our Irish Cousin,” Mr. JOHN NUNAN, have kindly Mr. by permission of J. If. Allen, Esq. the stage to the dome of the Jecture at Te Odlock—Pirst ropimnmenie of ALLADIN; OR, THE WONDES- and Mrs. FRANC by the kind permission of Mears. Fox & Lingard, of the New AFTERNOON, at 2 Doloek tthe, SUKPRI ala Blondin, of’ a remarkabe child, Te ‘After which, the eatravaganza of ore 40 s1i6 Ie fare of AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER, and SKRTC RTCHES IN INDLA, * Feat, the benutfulaqaaray the pientye tre vip u mf are ae ea wundred feet of Ning Anaoon acbndas’ Duby Serpouse nour ‘Bon, Corstricints, are bow among the novel ta te Bowery ire. GEORGE BROOKS, (only 10 years old), in his aeeeet Se ably cant and intmitably NIN time of the comedy of k HOSGAND To ORDER: and forte Seven Halls of Wonder” Admittance, 25 cents; children, under 10, 13 cents. Parquet, tra. the authorized version of THE oe oR Win purchased of the author, Dion Bout roieeat, oe, Se ag besa put inio active rehearsal, and will be speedily prod -HITHEA' aes! SOOMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS, CAMPBELL MINST! WITH MB. One Mii and at Oe GRR AMP! MRS. M. IBLO’B SALOON. MONDAY EV! PERING a ay ry es the week 0} 4 every evening will be performed. first time, the MOCTOROON : OR, LIFE IN CHRISTIANA, Not by Dion Bourceoonlan’t Bai hegre Henery Peck, Rate SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY INCIDENTS, AC. thetic, nile Tray y ie las ‘The scene of this Sympat ike nn ege—in the delta of the celebrated Hig a river, in the renowned Parish cf Barebone. The nati ‘thas mo'eregion swallow esch other alternatel; te a lt ~4 the indulgent specta‘ors will pardon the ale for a digas deviation trom the ir Madame Pargwans het of a tare Jn Zacariah Pangw ‘and inventor of the Barrelooty pe Byron Chaf—former sae feecer of the estate, and now a love with Zoeus apie Mloo—Capiain of ihe’ Hagroliia, an‘ unfortunate craft a Christy Riminyelde=-A polaioe Planks, wary ric sitd'yary tas nramy side— v aid ory from Holland. Sa — 8. C, Campbell Gophen—A very venerable dar Goo, Christy Dueks—A darkey vioum of ancaler vil: any oe into Howard The Ba arreiccigpe hs original ‘ee. ENE BAREBONE. PLANTATION, Splendid Fiome of Mad Vangwang—The I Bora's Deep Pasalon- Porwalt of the Late J feient bi ‘The Berreleotzpe— Gozhen ‘Winter-Garden Work—The Machine Operates on phen—Tremendously Origmal ¥ Iden—Gophen ig Deemed Yoensy Summore her Adopted Maternal— Her Self-Denial— Page of Cha ‘Fire! Fury! and Tael’—Zag Declares hie Love Zoxnay's Dreaé‘ul Avowal— 1s a Mochoroga t= The Fatal Kinks In the Wool! jo rn bone 10 be fold The acre Commits a Heinous Murder—Horr: fe. Fiies!—Gophen om The Inventor of the eotype Threatens Uke Law Suit—Captain Mice of seeralee Th Anctior—Barebone Sold!—Gopben an A: ‘Ghat he is Some Pumpking—Hale of the Moctoroan rip oe and oa of Zac—Terrible Musa—The SC8NR TU Dismal Swamp!—Love's, Bacrifice—" On, a | Chi Back—A way to tbe Moon! — Moctoroon :’’—liere Ever: & Rapid Buscession of le Zace- D. ia for 2's Hitt Hey or Not To Bete the Falls!—He Gets Up!— | Hatta Up'—Gophen on. the Track—He His Vow! stance iigeee eee “ie on ctu fa et the; reach t the Chimney T. Parts—Mud in the Cabln "Ban paneer on mn ibe Bi Sateey Valve and ‘Ducks the Murderer—Villainy of Law Speech of Gopbet-—tThe 6-—The Mosiaroon, interferes —The Ori, ew’ far and Peasere™Awial Doom f Chair ‘The Bagrolia in Flames—She figats Tableau—The last seen of the Mostoroon. pores IKE’R OPERA HOUSE. Pp a wr be pers Hoary il plan make on business eam- tor, Seaton Fa Foy FROLICSOME FEATURES FOR FUN: LOVING SDs, 6 BR GAITIBE BROADWAY. ADMISSION 12 CENTS. 7 ADGH'S ITALIA AT BROORLYN. Tile boa RS ae fom ¥ TEN IN SROORLY — Moris INSTITUTE, us oar Coan Open every event, ee ie ‘Fclock, and on Wednesday and Batuniay afiernoone at § o'clock. Tickets 25 cente—Children 13 a NO! tthe PO! Mere OC. JEROME HOPKINS CeR ain its eee announces hia second iIONDAY Jan eo, Renay astern vil anak 5 ees oars UR COURSE 18 ONWARD. features, new choruses, new duets, &o. atthe GALTTES, 0 Broadway. a UNION CONCERT BALL, om Aire Rage ae ae